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Pr �.,9 ,x..,.a•<#,M:.s:.,�- ,. y� .0',,i Someone is watching over you 4 •' ' • Vacation safety: Protect ourself in- the mountains - - »` . ' • tt �.g and your home while you're away ±,f, '' `y t History is your guide through Mexico3.:,. ...„ . ...,t :4,,- , \ 4 . i .iiti.ii., , , f :. , -. - . , '11 *t -,,,A, . ..., -' .- �, G�.i'r€r, . - -,..,., ,, .. i...-,'.`,.' - • .gyp PIus:EasyLivinglooksatbooks. . .restaurants. . . q . . 1,.,,.c.j.,t-..,.. ,,, • ''' • ' aittki, ...4p, tocp,OW'- • entertainment k .. , f, .sleA . i .. ,i,i. - ,.. ,, , , • _ . rfr. - ..UPPLEM TO ' ' ; -1." r -4 • E Nit .,.: ,,,k ‘ , , „... '04, - 44%. Kerr - ` 'Ry. - ^[• . .. • x ORO VAL EY O I CE , ,. ,A _ , i 3 . . ,,, ii. i, ,.. ,,,.., . i . .. . 4 �! 41 4....A0 0j _ . a + t r �' Y•.'+A a 4. 3 T, - - -,. ,. .4 . r „,, MAY 197 . yy .. # n 4.. 4 , , ..4A, Page 2 EASY LIVING APRIL-MAY 1977 o Travel—it's what most of us would EAST: IAIITIING do if we truly had our druthers. And it's what many of us do whenever we get a reprieve from the responsibili- ties of job and family. Then the only problem is deciding where to go — the choices are as diverse as all the cultures and April-May 1977 attractions of the world. . This edition of Easy Living brings you a sampling of some of the CONTENTS alternatives you might choose as you plan your vacations this summer — and some of the places you'll want to Page keep in mind for future trips. We've History is your guide got some suggestions in our articles throughMexico 3 and our advertisements about places near home and places farther away. The Cover:With sub-zero tempera- by Brantford B. Benton We've also included some hints we tures standard in winter time, Hawley 1 hope will be helpful about vacation Lake in the White Mountains is Spectacular sights Of safety, and a listing of some special perhaps the coldest spot in Arizona. Northern Arizona 4 events that might help you determine But come summer, it offers cool A Westerner's view where you'd like to be when. respite to fishermen, campers and Even our book reviews include hikers who flock to the lake area to of Vermont 10 some views of Arizona that might turn escape the blistering heat of the by Denis G. Meacham your thoughts to some shorter excur- desert. Pictured is one of several dons in our .. pains8 own area. And a new streams that flow near the lake itself Hawaii,s growing feature makes its debut this issue — — one of the White Mountains' most by Kit Mcllroy The Appetizer,our restaurant round- popular fishing sites. up, introduces some of the area's Home,safehome 3 European restaurants,so you can tour by Judy Lensink the continent in atmosphere if not in actuality. Search and rescue volunteers . 6 So whether you stay at home with a by Charlotte Cardon glass of something cold and a few Hikingsafetytips 7 nights on the town —or whether you ive in to the itch to hit the road or We Care Travelers . by Kit Mcllroy g Home Services - . take flight—we hope this Easy Living Can provide comprehensive ti -' - Features edition will give you some ideas that house sitting services for the -t-; concerned traveler. = The Appetizer: restaurant you'll use and enjoy. Bon Voyage! For rates & info call: torl 886-1626 or write 9060 E. ,Ii. . roundup 12 4,41041404,4mNe Chof OVt,Tucson 85715. 4.f $'k . = i 3 . The Spectator: entertain- Ship ntertain- Ship SWIVEL ROCKERS � � }�. .,• � } • � mentcalendar 11 ` . � '= ..� Book Fare book reviews . . 14 your car in VELVET wICURORSSIBLE jity : .� - _ ...._-__ Via Drivewa I • ...„.:,:.•. . ... „... 1 `Harvey U.Sheaffer 3 COLORS Rog.$89 - . _ ' ?, ........,..... Auto Transport, A't 1 � .` .. a PUBLISHER: Theodore C. 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Arizona 85008 Decorator Square Tucson 244-8244 . APRIL-MAY 1977 EASY LIVING Page 3 Visit Mexico Travelwith a secure ► i i ► Home, Safe Home I • th revolution By JUDY LENSINK An otherwise great vacation can be ruined by nagging doubts about your property's security. A southbound traveller can visit , yM d� -._ It's no fun "getting away from it all" if you some of the signposts of Mexico's envision a burglar getting away with it all back most turbulent years — the span ; ' =�► .. home. across the middle of the 19th century '-= In response to rising suburban thefts, which when the native peoples were :•+• .- , . - are increasing twice as fast as those in urban struggling for their independence '�. ¥' areas, the National Sheriffs' Association has ti ,v from Spain and other European Lrn1launched an aggressive National Neighborhood 1111111111M1111.?' � Watch program.Films and informative brochures colonizers. ... Benito Juarez. called the George -,,k,} are aimed at educating citizens about how to Washington of Mexico. emerged as a prevent crimes. leader of the rebel forces in 1859. ;. Lieutenant Vincent Becerra of the Pima While he initiated reforms stripping `. County sheriff substation in Green Valley is the Church of its land privileges, di , active in educating residents about burglaries. royalists began forming alliances in - :� i..-. i z He has a film about home security available for anticipation of the day they could-- .x 4 groups, plus numerous pamphlets on protecting strike back. 41 F « , v your home against theft. Becerra is also seeking � : ' � communityvolunteerstohelp check Louis Napoleon Ill, hoping to � y �: .. . _� e p c ec businesses emulate his notorious uncle and rule �- �� '� . .w..- d and homes when owners are away r� � ..� . ' from the two continents, saw an opportunity. -,- .. .--r..------.77-..-, �. Green Valley area. Playing one greedy European OAXACA—In this modest home,a priest adopted a Here are some burglar-bungling hints from the monarchy against another, he ob- devout Zapotec Indian youth. After ten years of Neighborhood Watch brochures that the traveler tained support of Austria, Rome, diligent study, the Indian became a dedicated should follow before leaving town: England, and Spain and led French reformer— known as Benito Juarez, "The George 1. Mark valuables with your Arizona driver's troops into Mexico in 1862. Washington of Mexico." license number and keep an inventory of these His forces defeated Juarez. items. (The Green Valley Kiwanis Club, among Napoleon installed his own man as other groups,has a property inscriber available.) Emperor of Mexico — Maximilian. PHOTO ESSAY BY 2. Discontinue mail sc andnewspaper deliveries. former Archduke of Austria and BRANTFORD B. BENTON 3. Don't publish vacation plans ahead of time. former Governor-General of Lom- Burglars read the paper too. bard-Venice and brother of the 4. Have someone take care of your lawn and Emperor of Austria. rearrange the curtains inside your home so it The attractive and popular em- eror and his Empress Carlota en- . seems occupied. peror 5. Connecta radio, lights, or television to an joyed playing with the trappings of automatic timer so activity will be gorng on inside monarchy for nearly three years.They 6 roved so extravagant and inept at it your house. p g p 6. Lock all doors and windows. (One pamphlet that they alienated everyone — the . Church. Juarez's forces. Mexican iw. '4� ,;, �� , ;, '�� ,� .. �� .� compares several kinds of locks and illustrates royalists, '° ' t�..�. ,..max. '' . ' 3 a `�,. ,Ee - . .,' how effectively to secure your windows.) The oya sts, the U.S. Congress, and . . , - . : , ...f Napoleon Ili. ,.ik,.. .. 4 4, . ,., Y .z most common method of entry for thieves is *< ** ." = "' h. ". through an unlocked window. Theywill Napoleon disavowed his puppet as �� - � S - - t. g usually the Juaristas reasserted their forces. , - ,i-" avoid the noise of breaking glass if the window French troops were called home, and � ��° ��_ _ , �,,Y # r cannot be pried open. Carlota returned to Europe too. She "`` �'' '- - ',-. �;.. a 29 7. Turn down your phone so its unanswered pleaded with a I I of hers and nr. ,* ,_ ringing won't be heard outdoors. f E In addition to Neighborhood Watch, Becerra Maximilian's royal relatives for a_ M Y� xE4t 4 r °J �x �''1.4,10,4„.....• , recommends"Code 9"surveillance ofyour home support until her mind snapped. - � ,7 Maximilian wanted out, but he - AL ` =`*Ato deter thieves.Notifythe sheriff's office in your decided to hangonto hisposition long - -. - .��y. -,'.:i {�' area of your planned absence, and deputies will gn .. enough to succeed his brother who T' - .j . attempt to check the exterior of your house once was in trouble in Austria. . �:; . ' every eight hours. It's also polite to inform the � � �'`� �` sheriff when you return to town. Attempting to command 10.000 w^ .'� - ... Mexicans against Juarez's 41,000, , `; j Another idea, called Be a Nosey Neighbor, the "hapless Hapsburg" was .R ' �- � � `` encourages communityconcern for others g betrayed byhis own officers and was . ..i �„, ,� ` �. property.Since 70 per cent of burglaries occur in . � . broad daylight, strange cars and noises near a captured by the rebels. After a �,,; � �-.� � -� - � _ . .�� . month-long court-martial. Maximilian '� �` �, - � . � neighbor's vacant home should be reported.The was executed atty Queretaro on June � � � � �- ,.� ��^ << _ , sheriff's office urges you not to enter a house 19,1867. :�,;►-.- - . - �' .: AL. " where a prowler is suspected, since a cornered The rest of Napoleon's empire soon ;,1 74. r .' *17' . ;,,5 ,` ; rt . crook can be dangerous. crashed around him and he died in - 7r. 4 - *.�.' x- - '`.* `' .° Deputy Bill Wetterlind of Tucson, who often exile in 1873. ii- ''k '. . . . : �- .� .. � before civic groups, says; {� .•:.; :. .� :, .� � .,�. speaks about crimes be o g p }S ��~� - 4 "Where houses are close together, the Nosey QUERETARO—Maxmilian met his end after walking this path up the Hill of the Neighbor program is sufficient." Bells.The chapel marks the spot of execution,and behind it towers a statue of Where homes are more isolated, another the emperor's enemy, Benito Juarez. security measure might be a housesitter.A friend or neighbor may be willing to stay in your home or 7 TAXCO—Here in the cradle of Mexican silvercraft at least sleep there. Both Tucson police and an English diplomat was assassinated in 1861, sheriff's departments may be able to arrange for bringing on British commitment to the French a single officer to live in your home. , attempt to quell rebel Mexicans. We Care, a new commercial housesitting 'u . .. agency, covers the Tucson area including Green ;,.. -rki..- - I. 4Valley and Oro Valley. ` ,. The"sitters"stay around the clock,at night,or - -. pli°v - ., ��.. visit during the day to care for plants or pets. - - ._ is Co-owner Kathy Lent feels these services are a �_ t. ..� .:• t. ' i,,. .111 s . good answer for the home with more elaborate • �'� �_ {_ �- � . . care needs. . ., it ��' -- «= - ; "One of our clients has three kids, five dogs, '''' L,' ‘*' 'ii 1 , tt, _ IS ,. . ,b,,, .,- fi,.,„,,, . -. .-.4: a ve cats, three horses and plants that need �,,, - if - .:T Y :� h _, attention. What friend would do all that?„ Ms. ' '''' '-f-Ar.:041 ., ,ii,V .�. � .. `�,�� .i� , insurance which Lent o serve a are as` . : lety .' ~- covers theft and damage losses. i':'-', _ t pot � • 1�4111 House Sitters Inc., another Tucson company, `.' ,� � :, f,, ,, � ' I ' has two sitters in the Green Valley area and also . ms.µ Ili .s ",.4 .. covers Tucson and Oro Valley. Shirley Pinkerton, ,� • 44'1-� 416 ..4. ,-� co-owner,said the rates are $12 a day for house . �''`- .i. . sitting with no animals and $15 a day for up to three animals. For long-range house-sitting MEXICO CITY — Cha ulte ec Castle, formerly .` T p p '' services, the daily charge is lower. ' ,`�... seem even lovelier if Maxmilian s imperial palace, is now restored as a - - The Grand Canyon will e e museum housing both Maxmilian's ornate coach �` you've secured your home and it's being watched and Juarez's stark black carriage. Y by neighbors, the sheriff or a housesitter. Page 4 EASY LIVING APRIL-MAY 1977 /TS' TIME FOR FIN W , U4"le 1 art 11:;'1IN Spectacle & Splendor . • , in Northern Arizona w. 0 ANDIAMO Northern Arizona contains some of the most SUNSET CRATER NATIONAL MONUMENT: Six- ,f' :, �`.. � spectacular scenery to be found anywhere on the teen miles northeast of Flagstaff and four miles east .= N face of the earth. It is a land rich in heritage; a land of U.S. 89 is the cone-shaped crater of volcanic iltige that brought man here many thousands of years ago cinder.The peculiar hues of the decomposed water- to live in quiet splendor. stained sulphric rock at the summit create the in hera s of the ITALIA!* illusion thatthe mountain is always t -. �� A brief description of northern Arizona's national illus o y ‘:",I;i parks and monuments follows. Additional informa- setting sun. The 1,000-foot-high cinder cone last Lou Bagnara tion may be obtained at any of the park service erupted in 1064-65. centers. WUPATKI NATIONAL MONUMENT: A hard- GOURMET'S ITA L yMONUMENT: MONTEZUMA CASTLE NATIONAL surfaced road connects the monument with Sunset Its history is shrouded in the mist of time. Located Crater and is about 35 miles north of Flagstaff on This special tour will depart from Tucson on on 1-17 about five miles north of Camp Verde, 23 U.S. 89. After the eruption of Sunset Crater made SEPTEMBER 8 with your hostess, Lou Bagnara. miles southeast of Cottonwood and 16 miles from farming productive, this area became one of the Visit some of the most interesting cities of Italy— 89A,the monument contains ruins of a pre-historic most densely populated sections of northern Florence, Rome, Bologna, Venice; see_Italy's cliff dwelling. _ Arizona. Winds eventually removed the water- beautiful countryside —the Italian Riviera, It was built in the 12th and 13th centuries by pre- retaining cover of ash and cinders. Tuscany,Abruzzi,the Dolomite Alps,Lake Como; Columbian Indians and is among the best preserved More than 800 ruins are located within the dine on the finest regional cuisine; sample the of its type. Many other interesting ruins are located monument with Wupatki (Tall House) probably the wines of Italy. in cliffs and hilltops around Beaver Creek. most impressive; it contains more than 100 rooms. TUZIGOOT NATIONAL A total of 40 meals,with local wines at luncheons R'";�R'c�E NATL.µ'ms.'. MONUMENT: This pre- and dinners,are included in this 18-day tour. Columbian ruin dating 'LET'S GO TO ITALY. PI , ,, s ��,,A�, from about 1300 is two 4.6 For complete details call or write Lou Bagnara at: i.i.n.r1/4iciu, miles east of Clarkdale. • Archeologists have re- TRAVEL UNLIMITED -- Street covered bone and stone �,,�� 3832 East 5th � �Yo►� implements, pottery, ��i� .a� [Just West of Alvernon] � M.c�ar.Y iti.. quo CUYONI baskets, jewelry and pout, � Tucson, 1>---11 . Ian- PARK m of �11r J� matting from the rooms ��skit• 325-2687 1 several hundred burials. ,. � 8 WALNUT CANYON Clip & mail for your free brochure. a NATIONAL MONUMENT: Just a short distance east Dear Lou: .kmupA-nu an..NO4 2 of Flagstaff on 1-40, then Please rush details about GOURMET'S ITALY. three miles south are Name •�" CRATER many cliff dwellings making this one of the Address fl & most interesting points in Baur W(043 the state. Under over- at - • hanging cliffs are the Telephone ) remains of some 300 t. prehistoric dwellings of • M°►rmzu .C r . the Sinagua Indians.They date from about 1120 to CANYONEERS 1977 1250 A.D. PIPE SPRINGS NATIONAL MONUMENT: This is NAVAJO NATIONAL MONUMENT: One of the one of Arizona's historical and picturesque spots most interesting features of the Navajo Indian ND -GAjA`OG s0, �tc.tom'` and is a landmark of pioneer history. It is located Reservation is 130 miles northeast of Flagstaff.This t , € near the Utah border within the Paiute Indian is the largest and most intricate of Arizona's known ,1 ,„- 44:..z + Reservation 14 miles west of Fredonia on state road cliff dwellings. It is some of the most rugged an d 389. It is a tribute to Mormon pioneers who were awe-inspiring land in the Southwest. g. €, ' instrumental in exploring, settling and developing •sem The monument is 60 miles northeast of Tuba City tr. large sections of the Southwest. Winsor Castle, a }' w g and 32 miles southwest of Kayenta. A paved road fort built in 1871-72 as protection against the . � leads from U.S. 160 to headquarters.If taking some h�. �. ... Indians, is preserved. of the other dirt-surfaced roads it is advisable to ��j .{ #,� 4, •� 4 RAINBOW BRIDGE NATIONAL MONUMENT: .4, , . , inquire locally about road conditions before starting ,,.....4,- s. ., `i,t Although its in Utah, this monument, located 190 out.The Betatakin area is the most accessible and is - �- miles north of Flagstaff, can be reached by boating -. =s� a good mile by steep trail from headquarters. Many .- • .1 := tY up Lake Powell from Page. Inquire at Wahweap houses still have the original roofs. ' Marina where boating concessionaires have a f `� 5 w TRIP , , number of tours scheduled to various spots in the For the more hardy hiker, there is Keet Seel, ; ate,, Glen Canyon Recreational Area. reached by a difficult eight-mile trail. Here is the AND A %.,,,,� ,,ihr.,.... . �• t 4 PLEASE SEND t,,a; INFORMATION408 BRANDY'S TOUR from - - �' OPEN A L L ON THE �M �� CATALOG PROGRAMS Loh Tucson ,� YEAR CHECKED BELOW: 8 DAY TRADEWIND DELUXE,SPACIOUS • GREAT LITTLE GUIDED TRIPS TOURS half-day and 1 day vehicle tours -. ti� ONE AND TWO BEDROOM HAwmi ( Resort • GREAT LITTLE RIVER TRIPS ' �• COTTAGES shorter trips on smaller rivers , k • GRAND CANYON RIVER TRIPS 1�, ,}: Phone 336-4386 Box 1043M Pinetop,Arizona 85935 ��featuring . , the big ones —braggin vacations i,1i '�` BAJA MEXICO WINTER CAMPING JET AIR on l -:''' c -'-. ,. . .' l- .-44:1-- a roaming.beachcombing"winterlude” Continental's DC-10 z G • -- on Q. fi ` • INDIAN COUNTRY/GRAND CANYON ` "" i: '44- °7 -f- `�. - - - * FIREPLACES a land expedition into showcase areas _ - - � ,� ,. � _ •+�- ' � '=`•;1i�~ Y�� * FULL KITCHENS • GRAND CANYON TRAIL GUIDES ' .` Apo- r:�NATOoMAI �1 _ COLOR TELEVISION guided hikes&rental equipment +�,, . 1 0-_ iIt-- - i , 1. /• , Ji iii.,. 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Horseback trips leave in the morning but arrangements and hiking trips one of the most spectacular sections of the Petrified FRAN ARLENE must be made the day before. Check with the Forest.It is best photographed at sunrise or sunset Rangers to obtain hiking permits. when the red hues of the sun splashes on the vividly .0. MONUMENT: colored gullies, mesas, and buttes. `` ` Y- CANYON DE CHELLY NATIONAL `,$ of Indian culture, datingfrom 348 to GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK:The world's Five periods 1300 A.D.may be seen here. Pronounced dee-Shay, greatest natural wonder is a fitting climax to any SHERRY NINA its earliest known occupants were the Basket- visit to Arizona.Nothing else approaches the Grand Call Fora Personal makers who built sunken circular structures. The Canyon in size, glowing color or geological _ significance. r� PlanningAppointmeflt Pueblo culture constructed apartment style homes in caves and rock shelters above the canyon floor. One vertical mile below the South Rim,the silver ribbon of the mighty Colorado River winds through 886-8155 The monument is near the New Mexico border g y and is an easydrive east of Winslow and Holbrook. gorges and thousand-foot mountains. The sheer after the size of the great abyss illusively dwarfs the Hopi Indians occupied the area sometime 1 F_STTNA7TONS Orst�nctl E 1300's. Navajos live in the canyon during the mountains and the churning, cutting Coloradoek(w r Travel Decign.. summer and use the canyon floor for farming and appears deceptively placid.The Grand Canyon must livestock grazing. be seen to be believed. The Canyon maybe reached through the gateway5855 East Broadway[Arizona Title Building] Principle ruins here are the White House, g Antelope House, Standing Cow, and Mummy Cave cities of Flagstaff or Williams via U.S. 180 or state Across from Park Mall Tucson,Az.85711 ruins.The White House ruins are open to the public. road 64. Accommodations are available at the � Monday through Friday 9 am to 5 pm[other hours by appointment] . All visitors wishingto descend into the canyon must Grand Canyon, Williams and Flagstaff. It is \ Gift Certificates Available advisable to have reservations if planning to remain be accompanied by a park ranger or an authorized guide. overnight;and one should stay at least several days .. •�X-� HARWOOD Jeep trips are scheduled from mid-April to to soak u p the rich scenery. - information at headquarters For further information on Arizona's National `� STUDENT TOURS mid-October. Obtain4 and Parks and Monuments contact the chamber of ' or Justin's Thunderbird Lodge. Lodging f r Grandmothers at Chinle. commerce in the area you plan to visit.You may also are o restaurants are available PETRIFIED FOREST NATIONAL PARK: Here, 20 write the Arizona Office of Tourism, Dept. NP, 1700 and Nice Aunts and Rich Uncles to give to their miles east of Holbrook, one can find the petrified W. Washington, Phoenix, AZ 85007. favorite student for graduation! Or for Parents who remains.of prehistoric trees in brilliant and varied Service stations and facilities are scattered so be wish to further their son or daughters education with colors.This is.one of the world's largest collections sure and keep your tank filled at every opportunity. a worth while, exciting, and fun summer abroad. of petrified wood.It took some 200 million years of Facilities are far apart in this vast land. Hotels and These co-educational, Quality, Escorted Tours for Students geologic action to transform stately trees into motels are often filled during the summer season ages 16-23, have been a tradition since 1959. beautiful pieces of stone logs. and advance reservations are advised. 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Civil Defense at that time had a heavy y g . . divers who recover bodies from under water. `� f * �' ,! rescue section which could be called up when there * ., 4`��' 1 were hiking or caving accidents.A university hiking Until recently the rescue groups averaged about ..Ai . 4, - , _ - , ..;� ,7, ,:,r T R m r x 50 calls a year, Tom Harlan, a SARA spokesman -� = ?::, .� '° „.. -., g oup, he a ble s (e cellent and able walkers • �sFS� � !a i who knew the local trails and climbs in mountainous said. But in 1976, there were 70 calls, and Harlan -: ��, - ,.: ' 3/ ; yr., said the need mightgo that high again this year. t,1 , . canyons), decided to join a small auxiliary called g g g r - .: A 4 Southern Arizona Rescue Association, the begin- Climbers in distress fall into the category of ,,. ,, ; gw . t- in of effective volunteer service. "missing persons who need help." The list of +. ., .'A .' :,,,,..)t--.-.•:.,-.75,,,, 'r 1,1 g t o tee se ice. R ; SARA was formed after several Boy Scouts were situations includes wanderers away from trail or "X .d , 4', NK. ".,r�,0, picnic areas, lost children,rock-climbing accidents, ` - � ::� �,. lost that December in the Santa Rita Mountains =y 4 . ,:' . of T spelunkers i n caves, car accidents and suicides. -• .- '` t! IA , y +south ucson. Rescue efforts continued fora ,.N , - . t,, . ,1��t .,:; amonth until their frozen bodies were recovered. Most calls for help seem to come at dusk and on a 3 . � �� r�yY z This event made the public aware that our desert weekends. Individuals are searched for and found -..,: u .-''.,,.e` , climate is not always benign. SARA as well as Civil in the dark. Rescue workers hope a shout will be A -x n }�- fr,-: j '� Defense was needed. The two groups agreed to answered, a fire lighted or tracks can be spotted. �t •„--, ,•Y ` ' i , g p g i �s s. share the responsibility for mountain work. SARA From their familiarity with the mountains some of x,-, -!, 4. = 'k,' x h= w4 Y started to train young people in mountain recovery the volunteers know approximately where a hiker :;. t ,I"•-ti."r t with Red Cross First Aid Training. More then 1,000 or climber is likely to be stuck. .41„,- = S. '" If the call indicates an injuryhas occurred the r : ' volunteers have completed the course in the past gt- r 20 years. rescue team swings into action at once.Stretchers, ' , ' `*' ' "' , , Today about 120 persons are on call as volunteers sleeping bags, clothing, food, and first aid equip- in four rescue organizations in Pima County. SARA ment are kept in the rescue truck to avoid all A Big Horn Sheep was rescued by SARA volunteers has 80 members;most of them are between 16 and possible delays. Rock-climbing gear, a portable afterit was stranded on the north plateauof 30 and the membership includes doctors and two-way radio,and a good supply of strong rope are Arivaipa Canyon.Tranquilizers and a canvas sling nurses.SARA keeps an"in-need" list of specialized brought to the assembly point to be used if needed. were used to pull the sheep up the rock face and high-angle rock climbers to complement the Most injuries occur in dangerous or slippery release it near good forage and water. [Photo by regular membership. spots, Harlan said. The rescuer must take care to Tom Harlan] illii Is Is VireStOUrS country , M 9 , , ,, , ,.. „., .. ..., ,,..„ ..., „ , .:. , 4. ; .„ „ , , ,, , ;„ .4 ..... .,r, :,. sc , :,;„ , , , ,,,, Aft 10 WIC-°- 14. . ' './. t...,, ' '• = .' , , :, 4*C4ti":10k 0 INSIDE PASSAGE CRUISES . ....„.._. .,, _. : , : , : : ., .., . . ,..., , .,,...,,, , , :,:7, : , . ..,:.,,.„.,„,,-A.-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,- . * I From Vancouver, British Columbia, to 3 .;. 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By KIT McILROY should check with their doctor before planning Despite good information about hiking and radio any activity beyond a walk to the picnic table from forecasts of sudden drops in the barometer which Picnicking and light exercise in the fresh air the car. Cardiac cases aren't excluded from may mean rain or snow, the temptation, with so can be pleasant and healthful for all, including exercise, but need to be even more cautious. much outdoors within 15 minutes' drive from the the elderly, according to local outdoors experts, Dr.Pullen suggests a limit of one mile on fairly heart of Tucson, is to go out unprepared. Some as long as basic precautions are observed. level ground, including the return trip, for an individuals will even undertake a risky climb or Recommendations from Dr. Charles Pullen, a elderly person not in good condition, and no mountain adventure off the beaten path. member of the Southern Arizona Hiking Club and 'climbing. "The initial search begins in our decision of the Southern Arizona Rescue Association, and Older people interested in taking up more where to look for a missing person if the locale is Elsie Harrison,a retired person who is also a hike extensive hiking should wait until the fall,and get not clearly stated," Harlan explained. "We decide leader, include: in shape gradually at low elevations,according to how to get there, what vehicles are needed, and 1.Always carry water,at least a quart for every Mrs. Harrison. how much hiking or climbing there will be. Rock mile to be walked. Since the car can break down 7.Even for a short stroll a group of at least four climbers are on call when a hiker cannot reach the en route,keep an adequate supply there as well, is desirable,so that in case of an accident nobody area without the use of ropes or slings.Some of our including radiator water. is left alone, including those who go for help. rescues are a calculated guess based on a study of 2. Have snake bite protection.The Cutter kit is 8.Stay on the trail and beware of areas that are terrain at first hand," he added. pocket-sized, easy to carry, but primitive. The easy to get to but difficult to get back from. Mountain climbing in Southern Arizona is B.D. kit is more efficient but less compact, and 9. Limit exertion after rapid elevation changes hazardous at all times. Despite our mild winter can be kept in the glove compartment of the car. of a mile or more,or at particularly high altitudes. climate we have snow often as low as 4,000 feet 3. Carry a first-aid kit and a knife. Strenuous activity after a quick ascent can lead until mid-March. But many hikers take it for 4. For older people in particular, a portable to nausea and vomiting, symptoms of altitude granted that because the desert area has oxygen tank can provide an extra sense of sickness. seemingly little winter rain or ice and few security.The oxygen supply will last for about 15 High altitude edema, a serious condition in challenging peaks a hiker will not be caught out in minutes of steady inhalation.This device can be which the lungs become filled with fluid, is inclement weather. purchased at scattered drugstores in the area possible above 9,000 feet, says Dr. Pullen, SARA and the Southern Arizona Hiking Club including the Revco outlet in Green Valley. although he has heard of no cases locally. have prepared maps of the hiking trails in the 5. Respect the sun, even at high elevations Treatment includes moving the victim immedi- Catalinas, Rincons, and Santa Ritas. Harlan said where it seems cool.Wear a hat,and long sleeves ately to a lower altitude, or providing oxygen. the maps are more accurate than those of the U.S. and pants,which help retain body moisture and Picnicking information can be obtained Geological Survey. Map sales are SARA's primary prevent skin cancer. through the U.S. Forest Service. The phone source of funds. They are on sale at blueprint and 6. Sedentary sorts, especially elderly ones, number in Tucson is 792-6483. hiking stores. ... 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NAME I CHARTER TOURS No wonder Sun Viking and Nordic Prince are the two mostin ADDRESS popular tv.o week cruise ships in the Caribbean. 11 NAME `ZIP PHONE J I ADDRESS PHONEII CITY STATE ZtP Nordic Prince sails to San Juan.St.Thomas. Martinique. Port au Prince.Aruba. Port Antonio. Curacao. and Caracas.Venezuela- Sun Viking sails to 411 Granada.Barbados.Port au Prance.Si.Lucia.St.Thomas.Curacao.San Juan.and Caracas All air sea program accommodations subject to pnor sale a Page 8 EASY LIVING APRIL-MAY 1977 in • ' Trouble in paradise : Beaches ani . . , ....... turn HawaiiI, ,, . . . „. -_ , ..,:,, . . ,,-, 2 , , .-_:. ,..,,,.,..„....,„,.,,,, . _ ..._-_ --_ ,_ .1 „,,,, .::.:,„:, .z ..�\ti`•4-X41 «...'.'� -. ,. , _ - ,.. , ,:..,: -.,„: , ... `,•,. 5: ..cc'. ` �.«.tea... �`��4� «iA%.`;+}� �wL”'�T�" Y.L c�,`�;, - .-- ''''''''‘, t, .,ec. ,poYi- , _,..., -, , , ,,, , � '. . r .. � s, �;r c CS ii, j r Y WV but v r c r e w K'� Tv. ,�;y�� ■ -: : --- - .. .,,,, ..2,-.. . „ ,. ,.„ jE�F X,r - _,,, .0,.,-__ ,' , , ,,-'''. „,..„,,,,,,,,,-?- - ----' : ---- ',..-',•-vtl,:,:',,-'2,_-,„,.',-,.-1,,,.%.:,-----*•r.. '--- it--- --,!`4,--,:,,: ;It.--:-.: - re-,,,,,,,,,--0 , - ,___.,':.-!-,_4,-,- ---- 6„,-,,,,-„.„..,,,..,,,. .....„,,,,,„ E r-. r �. yt` r z 4 ��. - turn . .., .,...:„., ..,.„ .......,.,,,,,,, :wit,,,,,,, .,.:. ..„.„. ,.. „ , ' ---,"-'---403-' '•-•'' .., - .,--- .,._ ::i -:-:- _=,. .---1 ,..,....:,._ .,..,- ,.,---,--,,, - '-'---i -...,---4,—..„„, . , ..4,,,,,,,e.: `W� ` � '1 - . ., ., .� g': The vacationer's paradise—our newest state -• ~-r -� . ;: ,! r � _:.4`. —has a lot to attract the traveler. But it's got its rta. 44 ` s • Y -tom,--� s • share of problems, too. Kit Mcllroy, a long-time _ r ,.,.r.. -? „ �{ :• 4 recentlymade his first tripto Hawaii :x ,` .zz , Arizonan, -'-'1.- t .,Z.. l.s. '...,„ .e ms • .? �'^'t `r'-.7 .. ' �' r and he reports here on some of the concerns he :tea y .._ , , ....., a WI . ,; r :� ... - , T .-4 ::� .- i -. .. - ,_ _ _4_ ?+ found on the minds of those livingthere. ..- -,-- �,.r.,.. '-,s � ;� aaaa._ s ariF ,�7-.!,-.'"--- _.�.. �; A ,.�� „� r-A� �� ,� �a �' � `�� KIT McILROY - ' „g _ undulatingislandgirls a �,� � :� � � .. :�. , � .?� �- _` � --.,-_-•: -..--.�,. _� � �: ` ,-. Ah, Hawaii with warm i ft-'._ _ _ I thesun shiningbrightlyon z �. . .� = ,, alohas' on theiri '•'acs' �=k' `�,,, _ __�... ....a ` `y,y. _ _ '� '' �. �. the swaying palms and azure waters,where onto the `. ��':.a='-41411/.-4,,-'-',. ' 4� � •t,. w,4.,�� .ham. ,,.. `l �c. -� �'�` - _�N- �` A lazilydrift mats of raw �� ,� �- �� silver sands of Waikiki `�, _.. ~* "Err .� "'1� }Iv!. `it t „!i .../.„- --2,--#4. e Y`� y� �`_ ^��r ,�;,: 4 �y ” ,�, li• - wit 'a.:` sewage. Y P , `. .. .4.• Hold it. That's not in the brochure. 4v. "iiiryNope. What tourist literature doesn't reveal is , that Hawaii has been experiencing growth crisis of .: `. rr4_ -# ;��. 410. - �;� which the preceding symptom,unappetizing as s, *''''''"c---,.-..''''''----'''' ..� .'' :.' ., .� crisis � � is onlya small and infrequent art. And that • -�T ',. � 27.'''',„:- ..'''';.:1:1'.,•,,.:„U„'''''' h ping the growth and tourism �. w , _ shows signs of pop 47 'Mt bubble that helped bring it about. The building boom on Oahu is well illustrated by the dozens of high-rise structures erected back of Generally the issues have been most visible,and Waikiki Beach in recent years. hotly contested, on Oahu,third largest of the eight islands in the area, but the home of 691,200 of the 1� state's 846,900 residents.As development spreads to the other islands, however, so does the illille........°°.°1°.....*° td* controversy. Oddly, many of the battle lines that vio sve 11110 ,.., COME ON • have been drawn will be very familiar to desert dwellers 3,000 miles away in Southern Arizona. DOWN ! A visitor instantly understands why people want to live and vacation in the 50th state. Air :161-", 0 DowNTowN temperature on Oahu lingers within the 70's and 80's year 'round, water generally in the low 70's. Tropical fruits and vivid splashes of flowers highlight the greenery that is everywhere. Surf... Sand...Ocean hues from glassy green to deep blue...The fascinating mix of people,culture and food that arises from Hawaii's mid-Pacific location. GREEN VALLEY ' Even Honolulu,with its unnatural mountain range 01Ir * , of concrete high-rise hotels, is a handsome city by most mainland standards. Oahu's population increased 9.5 per cent between 1970 and 1974, and Honolulu's average 1 'fijA/ density of well over 4,000 people per square mile is higher than Hong Kong's. Expanding population, MAY 6 and the inevitable economic opportunities that accompany and stimulate it further, have produced Or,. 7-011/Nir ib _ ominous side effects: 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. — Hawaiians own more automobiles per capita than any other Americans, and smog has come to dome Earl And out YHonolulu.The trade winds which blow the smog . to sea prevail only about two-thirds of the time. 'It 1111111Phi* * Sta" All Durban 7 — Individual cesspools aren't feasible in u ba concentrations,and the majority of Oahu's sewage, including all of Honolulu's 50 million-plus gallons a (r*1 ,,�•�% day, is currently piped raw into the ocean. tr\ --"\ Theoretically, according to Dr. Dean Anderson, * STREET DANCE N.-(0, biological science professor,,at Brigham Young 176- / University-Hawaii, if disgorged ata low enough /"� a th the sews a should remain at the bottom of * BAND dI', , p g 1 ( - �� the ocean floor until broken down by sea life.A shift , , A i,(o , ��►* MARIACHIS ! * BARGAINS ! 01 4 /A:4i >/ # . ...,..,,:.:,,,,: ,,. ------:......... .. .., _ *CH EVYS ! .. ....,__,.. .,,,,,,, r 7Jpg 4•L ...... w `1....x•4 ` s ..„,..el........iii......„,„ ... , . ___ ,4. ,,,, _ 40,.....„7„,, ,,,,,,,..:5,,,,,:,,,,,,,,„,.,.,:::,:,,,,,.2,0„;::., '.... 7 __ .. ___ �jygj.� n . ,, t . ---,,t, H EL P U--- S C EL E B R AT El .... .....,:•77:777,_s''-*****,-"omaitatu• ,,,„. -4"1---- 1-11- OPENING OF THE „ - .. �. y +� :.:,.: .:„., •,.„,.....,:::,:,,.. - _ ..„. ...-..,,‘: ,,,,.._.::.-....-.,\I,.:... _ , . .., ..,..,,, ., Qiz..,,,!:. . i::...' ° �4•e';:�u.""'','vt;Cs.4:ti. Don't let your vacation turn into a nightmare. p 'h � 4 (111( ---4---1-,c. 1 HAV ,,..,...• �tir� — "'-�'''"`''' Protect your home while you're away with a � ,� ,� burglar alarm system from valley Mall BILLINGS 1, LI_ lc Att.,73 ../ DOWNTEN'S GreenOWN ,'' 4318 E. SPEEDWAY Z U • i- r.1%. TUCSON, ARIZONA MOTHER'S DAY IS SU NDAY, MAY 8 TEL. 327-6034 APRIL-MAY 1977 EASY LIVING Page 9 Resources to be "compatible" with conservation The difference is that L.O.L., with a change in d blue In the past this has included golf courses, leadership and a new commitment to positive Saims.skies subdivisions. action," hasbounced back, and that support for hotels airports and even subd�v�s�o s pp "Legally," the lawyer states, "they're not containing growth is on the ascendancy in Hawaii. . s t S V I S I ors on -- supposed to do it. But there's no enforcement. It Even Gov. George Ariyoshi, protege of John Burns, would be a fair analysis to say that the Department his successor and a legendary growth zealot,speaks of Land and Natural Resources is completely in terms of slowing growth and limiting immigration corrupt. Representatives of the big landowners sit by legislation,if necessary.A recent poll showed 46 on every relevant agency and commission in the per cent of Oahu favored a slowdown, 33 per cent :ling and pollution state•" . advocating the same or a faster rate of growth. Two proposals especially feared by L.O.L. are a Lip service, says Brown of Ariyoshi. "At the deepwater harbor by hitherto unurbanized Bar- same time he's pushing TH-3, Barber's Point and them away ber's Point on the west side of Oahu, and a major urbanization of the Oahu interior." But at least, highway, TH3 - , to the windward side.i e. The harbor Brown remarks, '`it sounds nice." could result in a new city the size of Honolulu,while L.O.L.itself has received a $120,000 federal grant the highway would spur growth • around the from VISTA to help local communities plan and in wind and currents called Kona weather, however, already-burgeoning Kaneohe area,and in the more control their future growth,"before the bulldozers can send it back onto the shore. rural north. come," Brown stresses. A greater hazard of this method of disposal, So far, stopping TH-3 has been one of L.O.L's Environmentalists know that putting the brakes though, is upsetting the balance of the marine successful efforts. on a boom-style economy that boosted the Gross ecology. Coral reefs, which are essential to the life -We've stopped a lot of things," using the State Product from $1.58 billion to $4.73 billion chain and protect the island from the immense force weapons of media, environmental impact state- between 1959(statehood)and 1974,and individual of wave action,can be destroyed by the algae which ments and lawsuits, Brown claims. "Unfortunately, income from$1,983 to$6,042 within the same span, feed on the sewage.A treatment plant for Honolulu that's how other people got to see us.Stop this.Stop won't be easy. is finally under construction,but in Kaneohe Bay on that. We were starting to lose support." One pressure for limitation comes from the water the windward (eastern) side of Oahu, much of the L.O.L.'s decline from the darling of environmental shortage. Another is the importance of tourism. coral had been killed before its plant was installed. chic after its founding in 1970, to a scapegoat for When studies show steadily diminishing approval of —The scrape-it-clean-first approach to housing economic sluggishness at its nadir in 1976,parallels Hawaii as a vacation site due to "overcommerciali- construction has led to soil erosion, and the closely the pattern of Pima County's"new politics" zation,"percentages can immediately be translated smothering of coral by heavy loads of silt that wash movement during roughly the same period. into millions of dollars. into the ocean. — Oahu has already been opened up by major ,a • trans-island highways; condominiums and subdivi- • •- sions are part of the landscape not only in Honolulu. - _ 4.maissi. . . Further encroachments on the island's fragile .2., natural beauty are threatened. G r —Water,even on an island where annual rainfall . . . . -.}4 tops 100 inches in spots, is becoming scarce. Not only are there more consumers, but they consume =W yi more. A 40 per cent jump in per capita use was } yirtAL,CAN LIVE recorded between 1950 and 1970. Restaurants in Honolulu now provide water only on request. Some , . .,. . .. •, ..,. , .. omFoRTABLy , „,,_,. . . e , estimates say Oahu's groundwater supply will be . exhausted by 1985. 4 ' IN GREEN VALLEY Concern about Hawaii's worsening environ- mental qualityis widespread, but most sharply ,. -. p p . ° "`� " { focused in a group called Life of the Land (from the .� .: ON A * ' state motto "The life of the land is perpetuated in A - IlikaN . --.:'.'•-••... . '•:'." "--•••:t.; II. R � mo righteousness ). Not unexpectedly, Ed Brown, � eneral counsel for L.O.L.,singles out powerful land x_ t . DEsT g .x �.. developers and business interests as the prime villains. t • "About 45 per cent of the land in the state belongs ' 90 % FIXED to about 60 individuals, corporations or trusts," he .> says."Another 40 to 45per cent is state or federally • r Y • • owned. For the most part government and big S1 SOld . business are one happy family. There's a lot of - money involved here." .r °01- ' : . — it, Ostensibly, land use is carefully overseen in , }�. 5•. Hawaii.Every acre is officially classified,or zoned,as , s`. tt7 µ urban,residential,agricultural or conservation.The " ` , strictness is illusory,says Brown; obtaining desired d — } rezoning from the State Land Use Commission is10;'(!:' .. t� - }eneral) an easy matter for the contractor. . , ��. •\, •:..' ;�,: :;'� 4r � . Z— .a. �}µda rti r, ?]r \ ,.- g Y YOU CAN AFFORD GREEN VALLEY. ,�•��,��,' � � � .• . . ._:�=.tY.r;�.. $i •��,�� Residential land can be sold in quarter-acre lots, HAVENS VILLAS ARE LOW COST TO BUY .; • ,., r} ., a<:.,' and urban is `'anything you want." Even the . . . LOW COST TO MAINTAIN. ONE AND '. ., 'k«‘}��p " • ..tL1'i?f:�..:Y:.$•]65%'-x?.. 4,4„4+. "conservation" designation provides no protection, " ' C TWO BEDROOM VILLAS IN THE HEART OF .�' Brown says, as it allows any development con- 5 -.- ,, GREEN VALLEY. MATURE LANDSCAPING, • -. ,,� �. 4 F Y Y-�• .� sidered by the Department of Land and Natural SHUFFLEBOARD, HEATED POOLS PLUS • ;..3,1.:, X THE EXTENSIVE LEISURE TIME AND '.T.�."• - ,'•:' ,-pe- �' - y;` AT THECOMMUNITY - ' #�- • — : -i r `f?„ .�,r SOCIAL FACILITIES COM U • RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION. WALK TO n •z,�!,.' . , ts IN U? SHOPPING, CHURCH, DOCTORS. OR TAKE - if It* . .<--- -.. ,,,. 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MICHIGAN Haven Green Valley Sales Corp P 0 Box 649,Green Valley,AZ 85614 Page 10 EASY LIVING APRIL-MAY 1977 L iste n i n g to the ice break in Vermont By DENISG.MEACHAM is coming with such force that in a few nights I'll yourself swearing like a logger, but you don't take I have never become accustomed to life in the have to look up to the stars to get my bearings.The that road for granted.) snow and ice.Although I've spent many years in the din of crashing water will surround me. From the east or west you must be a bird to get to North-eastern United States, the last three in this The next morning there will be a cloudless sunny our village without effort.Our only regular visitor to small village in the mountains of Vermont,•the day, and even if there is two feet of snow on the use the mountain route is the sun,and its daily trip desert is my home. The sun-scattered light and ground, my soul will find its way back into me, up across the valley is a high and open one. warmth of the sand is my life blood. through the warming ground right through my feet.I I'm a runner, and I have been the length of this Here in Vermont, when September pushes know that the same thing is happening all around Valley in every weather condition — under five through the northern woods and the gray and heavy me in every living thing that has been uneasily pounds of wool in February and half naked in skies begin to drop, I become gray and heavy in my asleep. August. In summer I move at the same pace as the soul. I will be working outside in shirt sleeves and The Green Mountains are coming green again, animals of the second-growth forest and open without warning I am struck through to the bone by coming alive.And even if the great plains of Alberta pastureland. I have seen them all, from grass- a gust from February past. - and Manitoba are brewing another howling blow, hoppers to Guernsey milkers, garter snakes to That cold snap will bring a smile to a native New even if storm skies at that moment are gathering Nubian goats nuzzlin days-old kids. And the deer, Englander (though he'll squelch it). It means that over Lake Superior and beginning to move east, well fed and graceful by midsummer; I remember it's time for a mustering of strength, and his neck spring has come today to Vermont. From now on the one who popped out from a thicket of Russian stiffens slightly in his collar. Deep ancestral fires cold and snow don't have a chance. olives. He saw me and without a doubt started to quicken:It is time at last to go back to working at life, Summer in these mountains must be so laugh. One hundred yards down the road I turned the way it was meant to be.The short,aimless,easy rewarding, so restorative, because winter is so and saw him above Emerald Lake looking back at me time of summer is over. punishing and long. and then he was gone. For me that dropping thermometer sounds a very Manchester,the village I write about,is tenuously On gray days rain rises from the mountain sides deep biological alarm. It hardly registers in my tied to the rest of the world by U.S. Highway Seven. and scrubs our white clapboard village.Our kitchen conscious brain but it perceptibly works on my Route Seven starts its journey north at Long Island gardens burst, the bib lettuce and cucumbers mood, my outlook, my ability to concentrate on Sound, winding through western Connecticut, the dripping crisp for supper. In August great purple matters at hand.For me it is a very,very long winter, Berkshire hill country of Massachusetts, and then and black clouds roll in from New York state and my daydreams are of my boyhood in the foothills into southwestern Vermont, passing into our valley carrying cooling thunderstorms. Stands of ever- of Arizona's Santa Catalinas. after leaving the college town of Bennington. The green become iridescent green,the scattered white But there is one night — usually in mid-March, same road will eventually take you all the way to birch reflecting the slanting light like mirrors, earlier if I'm lucky—always under a full moon,when Burlington on Lake Champlain,just a stone's throw hurting your eyes. something miraculous begins to happen and I can from Montreal. We are isolated.It is very rural here,and it is easy feel it on the air. I am walking through the old (What I like best about Route Seven is that it is to lose your nagging self, your jittery skin, and sugarbush around my house, collar pulled up (but one of those roads that doesn't make it especially unwind. I have seen it time and again with our not with the determination of January),when I first easy to get where you're going.The roadway,at least neighbors when they come up in the summer from hear it. our portion of it, is over 200 years old and has long the city. In just a few days the distraction in their The ice is loosening.The water is growing that will since stopped making excuses for itself.If you're in a movements is gone;the tics and trembles that seem swell the Mad Tom River and rush into this valley.It hurry, or just about any time in winter, you'll find to lie just below the surface of worldly success and achievement vanish.It has that effect on people up here. It is rural,but it is also very civilized.This is not the • 1111CSONMAGAZINE TRAVEL CLUB PRESENTS bush(or the outback as they say down under)and if one cares to look there is considerable refinement JR -grace of living,if you will.It is a good quiet place to . PIP 0 bring your thoughts, reflect, and do some sorting 'ir: :. . out, but you don't have to bivouac with the brown ' - ,„,„ if • bears,cook over a fire in the ground,and give up all ' -% contact with your fellow creatures. Manchester is 40 - - ‘. .. , :, . ,, ...., 41* distinctly a place for enlightened encounters, in . , . ., ., . 4. ... - .---.., .,, comfortable surroundings at your own speed. ' - ,- 4- sitt -- , - . . tit 1110.- . -.�.; .,, In summer the village is exactly what you see�; around you. There are no big signs, no loud k e e ,, come-ons, no concessions that pack up when the - 40 4' . ' ., Aot ,,-.„1..! , -4-, ` odor of money gets faint, no clip joints and fancy a 1. .: hustlers, no dime-a-dozen sentiments or schemes, -. - , no reason to protect yourself or your thoughts. elk There is extraordinary countryside, gentle and I4.. lush. There are thoughtful people who have, * N. .". through the blood memories of their fathers and • ',..-- : -4.. . 10 , • 4' ' ' 41, , their fathers'great-grandfathers,more kinship with 4rt,,....., .,„:: . : it life(and it's a very hard life for six or seven months • of the year), more damn sense about day-in-and- : °; 1 day-out things than I have the capacity to learn. But ' I don't mind trying. ,4,, " `� ; . , And there are the mountains. There is great ; � v strength in the Green Mountains not the majestic st k — ..:.si -. :,-4,,:....- 4 r,,,• _ V' strength of the Rockies. It is a more man-sized �. strength,something I can grasp,that easily fills me. Madrid, Seville and the Costa del Solv - ' —' SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER SPECIAL! 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Throu h Ma 4 Jesus Christ Su erstar Tucson Opera Company, Tucson Community Center • One gourmet dinner and g y p Music Hall dancing in the elegant Coronado Room May 9 Oklahoma May 5-8 La Cenerentola • Tax and gratuities on room and meals Southern Arizona Light Opera Company, Tucson Tucson Gilbert& Sullivan Theatre, Temple of Music • Swimming—two sparkling pools Community Center • Unlimited free tennis May 19-21 How to Succeed in Business and Art • Special rates for horseback riding and golf Without Really Trying July The Student Prince at the beautiful Boulders Golf Course Invisible Theatre, 1400 N. 1st Reserve your luxurious accommodations now. Call or write:Sales Manager Through May 7 Weeds Carefree Inn,P.O.Box 708,Carefree,Arizona 85331 IN FLAGSTAFF: Minutes north of Phoenix and Scottsdale Opening June 1 A Midsummer Night's Dream Flagstaff Summer Festival,P.O.Box 1607, Flagstaff, (602)944-2673 or 488-3551 TRAVELOGUE 86002, 774-5055 June 12-Au ust 6 Music theatre,art exhibits . g ,t eat , a1�E EInn University of Arizona Sunday Evening Forum film classics May 1 Evening of Mexican Heritage AND RESORT Palo Verde High School Auditorium, 1302 S. Museum of Northern Arizona Avenida Vega May 15-June 12 Tom Whitham Life Forms Exhibit We're cooler here. May 12 A Global Triptych July 1-4 Hopi Craftsmen exhibit Multimedia show by Window on the World July 24-31 Navajo Craftsmen Exhibit August 14-Sept.30 Fred Kabotie, Hopi artist exhibit MUSIC U.A. Main Auditorium May 1 U.A.Symphony Orchestra IN SANTA FE: 0 _ t"-t Santa Fe Opera, P.O. Box 2408, Santa Fe, N.M. ! , Temple of Music and Art, 330 S. Scott �- , May 22 Ron Jacobowitz, Beethoven Piano Sonatas 87501, 505-982-3851 t_t`%- �.� July 6-August 27 Summer season featuring -- -(. , 4e1.1" " DANCE The Italian Straw Hat, Falstaff, --�► U.A. Dance Department, fine arts complex f ',, 4, Pel leas et Melisande, Fedora. ,r �1 May 5-6 Student Spring Dance Concert Cosi fan Tutte i U.A. Drama Theatre May 7 Perihelion Call box offices to confirm dates,times,locations ._ A ()ICJ Faculty Dance Concert and ticket prices of performances. illi . J lot Ni .- (56 ,„, ,__,,,t> ,..._, / 1.. \--\ 4 • 7 r;s0 vl Passport 1 to Paradise •* includes deluxe room breakfast LISTEN, each day welcoming Cocktail one gourmet dinner dulour unlimited golf greens fees and tennis taxes and gratuities Nici\ PER PERSON Singe Double Triple 550 50 538 00 534 00 F1JL... Extra Nights Room.Golf and Tennis Only 5if 20 00 512 00 5 9 00 'per person -based or,double occupancy May 16 1976 thru Sept 30.1976 (/////l////4,- ,/01.1,4 5641 East Lincoln Drive KCEE•AM790 Scottsdale. Arizona 85253 (602)948-7111 96.1 Ahead of our time since 1887 e....24g: OPPICkierle6 48 HOURS Members New York Stock Exchange, Inc. EVERY DAY Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Options, Commodities, Tax Shelters, Financial Planning GOOD Music LISTENER ARE SOLD ON KCEE "For Information Call- THE all"THE SOUND OF TUCSON EDWARDS A G & SONS INC 7110 North Oracle Road Suite A Tucson, Arizona 85704 602/297-2521 Page 12 EASY LIVING APRIL-MAY 1977 Lunch is served on weekdays, wines is available,as are German and v.41-4,11.Tilim AiiiipperizeRbeginning at 11:30 a.m., with a soup domestic beers. On Friday and Satur- and sandwich special for $1.65. Daily day nights a two-man polka team features include stuffed cabbage on entertains from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Easy Living's Restaurant Roundup Thursdays and apple pancakes on GREEK RESTAURANTS: Fridays. A variety of German beers is Unusual Food Without By JUDY LENSINK Veal specialties and crepes high- available. Ex-Zorba-tant Prices Southern Arizonans can enjoy inter- light the dinner menu, offered from 5 Free hot hors d'oeuvres and Ger- From Greek shish kabob to fresh esting European cuisine,yet avoid the to 10 p.m. Fresh veal francaise, a filet man finger sandwiches are served salmon, an incredibly wide range of cost and exhaustion of world travel. covered with mushrooms and hollan- every day except Sunday in the unique dishes is offered at the Here are some ideas on how to indulge daise sauce, is the manager's favorite. cocktail lounge, from 4 to 7 p.m. Navarone Restaurant, which opened your taste for different foods at some Manager Don Novick. formerly of The restaurant's most popular last August. The Navarone is located of the Tucson area's many foreign Est! Est! Est!, recommends weekend dinner dish is sauerbraten ($5.75), a in a new building at the Park Avenue restaurants. reservations (298-2321), especially zesty marinated roast beef served and Benson Highway"exitof 1-10. Each restaurant on the "European for a table by the huge curved with rich gravy. Another favorite is To insure the diner a wide choice, Tour" is unique,so prepare to explore windows overlooking the golf course wiener schnitzel (not a fast food hot there are three menus and two dining Tucson's cosmopolitan offerings. and fountains. dog) at $7.95. Black Forest cherry areas.The coffee shop,open 6 a.m.to Even if you stay in Southern Arizona Cafe Jour et Nut is a French-style torte is a perfect dessert — if you're 11 p.m., has blintzes and shrimp for vacation, you'll feel like you've sidewalk restaurant at 341 S. Stone still hungry. omelettes to enliven a brunch. traveled around the world in "ate-y" Avenue.With as many seats outside as Dinner is served from 5 to 10 p.m. The dinner hour is from 5 to 11 p.m. days. inside, the cafes business fluctuates For a group larger than four persons, daily, and it may take that long to FRENCH RESTAURANTS: with the Arizona winds, but owner reservations are suggested: digest the menu, for it reads like an Bon Voyage and Bon Appetit! Jerome Howard's goal is to offer the 887-0604. epicurean tour of Greece and Italy.For Le Set, a new restaurant which leisurely diner a place to meet and be The Rhine Castle has a dining room a dramatic appetizer,ppetizer, how about features French food, has opened at dance floor and a light supper is saganaki, a fried cheese served flam- the El Dorado golf course clubhouse. The cafe serves lunch and light offered for hungry couples after 10 ing in cognac? More sedate is mousse Images of stuffiness, white tie and a dinners from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily p.m. An organist plays Monday of red caviar. huge bill for haute cuisine shouldn't except Sundays. Seven varieties of through Thursday. with weekend The Navarone prides itself on its scare off the diner. Although Le Set's omelettes,all$2.00, include one made entertainment by Hildegard and Greek salad,made with avocado,eggs, decor is elegant, with red velvet with diced potatoes, bacon. artichoke Rusty, who play old-fashioned olives and other goodies. Entrees drapes and plush carpeting, complete and sauteed croutons. Jour et Nuit German songs. begin at$4.25 for moussaka,a creamy meals are $5.95 and $6.95. also features sandwiches and crepes On the outside, Guendelsberger's Greek casserole that the chef pre- Brea Breakfast, which includes with a variety of fillings and sauces. Brau House, 8405 E. Broadway, looks pares with beef rather than the usual omelettes and standard favorites, is The cafes specialty is its soups -- Southwestern. But inside, its rough- lamb that some diners find too strong. served daily from 7 to 11 a.m. After classic French onion topped with hewn beams,large stone fireplace and Popular wines, cocktails and '`le set" of tennis or golf, lunch is generous grated cheese and casual atmosphere give a feeling of unusual Greek wines are served in the available from 11 a.m.to 4 p.m. Dress Howard s cold avocado frappe, which Bavaria rather than Broadway. restaurant or lounge. Call 889-6353 is casual,with sports clothes welcome. is so popular that customers buy it in Lunch is served between 11 a.m. for weekend reservations. The lunch menu features ten varieties quarts to take home. and 5 p.m. Holland ham, liverwurst Greek dishes are also the highlight of omelettes,plus soup du jour,cheese and other sausage sandwiches come at Gyro Taverna, located in blintzes and sandwiches. A new GERMAN RESTAURANTS: with German potato salad for $1.25. picturesque La Placita Village. offeringis crepes, light Frenchpan- Rhine Wine,Dine ' P The dinner menu (5 to 10 p.m.) A gyro(ye-row) is a Greek sandwich cakes with chicken, beef stroganoff, The Rhine Castle is a new German includes rouladen — stuffed rolled served on pita bread, made with crab. shrimp newburg, or Hawaiian restaurant "where people can dance steak with egg drops and red cabbage spiced lamb and beef sliced from a spit filling. cheek-to-cheek," says Vera Noack. for $4.95. Besides sauerbraten and which spins slowly like a gyroscope. During"appreciation hour," from 5- The Noacks' restaurant at 3306 N. wiener schnitzel,there is the unusual This and other sandwiches, all about to 7 p.m., all drinks are a dollar and First Avenue is easily spotted by the schweinsrippchen (German pork $2.50,are part of the lunch menu. Full free hors d'oeuvres are served. The huge wine bottle statue standing in ribs). All are cooked from family dinners are also available during the lounge features Marian and her front. The waitresses wear Bavarian recipes. The brau house also offers lunch hour, which begins at 11 a.m. sing-along piano until 1 a.m. nightly dresses or lederhosen, the German steaks and a Friday fish special. The three Greek-Americans who except Sundays. short overalls. A selection of Rhine and Mosel opened Gyro Taverna two years ago • Werrieft emit NANTUCKET LOBSTER TRAP having • - FOR RESERVATIONS CALL _=OW it'fy- :-A '= ,, / 885-0975 'o` �- �— =- `' amon 6958 East Tanque Verde ��— -'-'-e--- r tai 0.f1 Fresh seafood flown in daily to a . .- i. '. `:')..-=';=.---- -_- -'----:-' y -A warm, rustic "down east" atmosphere - "y' eV RESPONSIBLE MA TUR "�►tit. - ._,. rin live Maine lobsters, *-� featuring :-. STATE AND CITY LICENSED crab, shrimp, oysters on the •� R . LADED AND I D, .: r,# half shell and the daily fish catch y3 i Oyster bar opens at 3:30 Dinner served at 4:00 .''-,..;': ,-i,,-:,--- ,_, • .- ',. -. . , , -- , ,:. ,.:-;Z::. - -', SERVICES PETS No costly boarding fees E-KONOMY POOL $ .., .Y:~�. SERVICE • _: : • :�: : . .. .": ::.:... 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FOR YOUR PARTICULAR NEEDS,CALL 796.5317 12 MN Store Locations Carpeting Custom SERVICE .. 101-56S.Lacanada ' Draperies Green Valley WAG : Phone 625-4340 FRANKLIN FLOORS INC. HOUSESITTERS. IC. poll ,CI 4207 E.22nd 1 4 Phone 3256427 1519 E. SPEEDWAY 325-1131 o e NIGHT AND DAY WHILE YOU'RE. AWAY 5055 E.BROADWAY/SUITE C-214/TUCSON,AZ.45711 ' �. ��r ••. .::tiff•"'1 *.*?,.,,,,%,,,,,P *:4vit�?1.%..tiCbC+S� APRIL-MAY 1977 EASY LIVING Page 13 were eager to establish an authentic ethnic restaurant in revitalized down- , 11 i ' ' town Tucson.Thus the cheeses,spices :.-r,,>"::....?...•'.‘ • •••• • • . ----'‘...\. and olives used by chef-partner e 4. �� r• - �„ Tassos Matiatos are all imported from ;'� ,� • Greece. To sample a variety of Greek ' . � ZEht roafilsk-.:.- .. cuisine,owner John Condiss suggests •� Jif ordering the Pikilia, a combination ` `x Restaurant & Laun e �" plate. Portions of lamb or chicken, :,� I 1 �' ' : 3 il ' THE INN PLACE : dolmathes (meat-stuffed grape `i �� r , ,... leaves), moussaka, spinach cheese , :: i _ Where The Chef Is T'h.e Owner pie, pastitsio casserole, potato, t � R # r .•, Homemade Soups and chilled crisp salads. ; tease thepalate while the Chef prepares vegetable and rice are included for �.,: � � � (�` P P $5.75. £ your dish exactly the way you like it. Sip a ,•, drink made the way you'd make it yourself. -,i- The - The restaurant s small lounge will - We want you - for lunch - and for DIN- fill soon be replaced by a night club NER. addition that will feature entertain- , .,, • .• a Served in an atmosphere conductive to gra- ' ment. Servinguntil 10 p.m., Gyro cious dining. • • � - Taverna has a European-style dining ,� NOW OPEN FOR DINNER SUNDAYS • room plus a secluded patio area which • %'- has been used as a settingin several • :, \ �A` � `. :Banquet � ,, _a 2564 E. ..- • A: .. films. R12 5o y .. and �,' Grant Rd. 'T'' On Community Center concert . and a reservations are '7"----:-..›). • S �� 't''�• Catering '• � � , 327-6649 ' performance nights su suggested: 624-2316. , .''�'•�service IAt '1. 4' `�...._ ,.••••____°..!..z4 V -pi* :: 6,4 ITALIAN RESTAURANTS: c,�• ,.. /'�' i Pasta the Spaghetti,please 10.. ,, l'1 ServingLunch � t ��,' .r ,, 1,� Homemade Italian dishes are the A , ,._. ( ' , Tues.thru Fri. specialty lty of Mama Louisa's La �> Douglas&Rita `-- .,1 __,, .j p � Winner ' ' Marvin .11::, 2041 S. CCa Croft. Two + �' � "dam -��- Tuesday thru Sunday Y \,. , Cantina, '- ' YOUR HOSTS • ar-� Closed All nay generations of the Elefante family � ' ' , , s 1 Mondays operate the restaurant, giving it a � littiew comfortable and friendly atmosphere. The familymemberspride them- selves on their sauces which take children, the third generation of the THE N A VA R 0 N E'S hours to simmer,homemade sausage, Zagona family, help run Caruso's. saganaki,a Greek cheese and their noodles. When it's pasta- The restaurant is open from 4 to 11 appetizer, makes an EXIT 46 makingtime, 2,000 ravioli shells will p.m.Friday and Saturday and until 10 impressive start for .a No.of Reg. No.of p.m. other nights. It offers seven meal. The Navarone is Clubs List SALE clubs Des. SALE be stuffed and dried on the tables in Inset Price PRICE Inset PRICE a morning. intimate dining rooms plus a patio among Tucson's g area where diners are surrounded by European-style restau- Q USED CLUBS Lunch is served Tuesday through arbor which still bears rants, featured in this Pederson 3 Spalding Saturday from 11 a•m.to 3 p.m. an old grape . . z 8 Irons... $225.00. $140.00 . .Woods $24.00 hour is from 4 to 9:30 fruit. edition.of The Appetizer, _ L velume 7 MacGregor The dinnerEasyLiving's Restaurant (.1 Power Btlt e p.m. on weekdays except Monday, Sal Zagona claims lasagna as the gwoods...$17.75.. $14.20 • .Irons $21.00 house specialty. Roundup. J Irons... $12.25.. $9.80 3 Haig Ultra until 11:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and from noon to 9:30 p.m. on Reservations are only necessary for Power Bilt Citation . .Woods $60.00 Sundays. group seating: 622-9657. 4 Woods..$170.00. $132.60 10 Power Bilt r• entree isJoe'sSpecial, Miss Ida Pavane, owner of La . .Irons $50.00 The favo lte a teep serving Italian Power Bilt Left Hand 4 Ram Woods $32.00 homemade spaghetti covered with Cucina, has been s g 4 Woods..$170.00. $136.00 9 Ram Irons $72.00 thick melted cheese, chopped garlic dinners to Tucsonans and tourists 9 Irons... $243.00. $194.00 4 MacGregor and topped with flavorful tomato since 1950.Her restaurant at 5425 E. Wilson Staff . .Woods $40.00 sauce. Entrees can be modified for [Continued on Page 15] 9 Irons... $250.00. $150.009 Hagen Irons $54.00 ' people who don't prefer tomato441)Take it from me:An 4 Woods..5175.00. $120.00 Spalding Executive 4 MacGregor = sauces. Dinners range from $3.00 to . .Woods $40.00 $5.50,including a salad and individual . (1Poiledddeliciousatmosphere ._ 8 Irons.. $291.00. $200.00 9 MacGregor � dining are - ` loaves of warm bread. _ , urs at Saguaro corners r;r r Hogan Producer • .Irons $54.00 .1 I 1 estaurant.Enjoy well- if r 4 First FII h t Mama Louisa's two dining rooms , repared dishes while ,?,� ,:.' " r-" Q 3 Woods..5135.00. 580.00 .Woods g $40.00 are enlivened with murals painted by , wing the natural desert p First Flight FTDwth and wild animals m Q 9 First Flight a atron who decided he'd like to i "eirownemlronment.A 4 woods..$186.00. $135.00 p I sed-!n dining area opens Q 9 Irons.. $248.00. $180.00 • •Irons $90.00 decorate the walls. Checked table- onto the desert. Harvey Javelins 9 First Flight v U First Flight Phantom .Irons g cloths and candles add to the atmos- PhonesAmino J 9 Irons.. $300.00. $200.00on $54.00 phere. Reservations can be made by �1 completeLadies Power Bilt Citation 9 Wilson Irons $90.00 calling 790-4702. , DINNER Z98-0113100 orlon 5 Woods $93.00 $74.40 Noon Caruso's,434 N. 4th Avenue, is the Open Menu to,i3 6 Irons $138.00 s110.40 Sweaters 95 oldest Italian restaurant in Arizona. CORNERS p.m. Ladies Royal Daisy Buy 3 I sir• Ea. Nino "Caruso" Zagona of Palerno, • COCKTAILS except 4Woods $141.00 $112.80 Get 4th One FREE Italy,opened his Tucson restaurant in 8 Irons $224.00 $179.20 East Old Spanish Trail Grip $1.99 each the 1930 s. Across from Saguaro National Monument Cart Storage Installed His son Sal, now the owner, says, 3 mo. 4 mo. Golf Shirts "People who once ate here in their or less or more , youth, todaybring in their grand- 'v'4 4 4 - -- '4 - -4-- 4 $10.00 $8.00 REDUCED ' each 30% "' children." Likewise, five of Sal s each .:i. month month '(] S MGI f- .., iT,,,,,,, � ie .� � `ine Road x c Duva, M w • Y MEAT COMPANY® Golf Cart 0 Intimate Apparel -Heavenly Meats" .Green ValleyHEAVY DUTY ( - Batteries ', -itt Pro Shop 'nC• Setsof6 - Suppliers625-2125 190 amp- 2428Sim l of Finer Restaurantp y Duval Rd. 72 A 220 amp- 271 Style Products 11 Ti ndas instal 1 e�_ per set Installed - NoP . n�ed3-Ball � t ' - Special •+ �'` Float onto the fashion for meat ap i n Royal X-outs 1.60 - I scene with"Social - -. :( Club Special 2.00 ' Butterfly"from Kayser, P Golf Ball Special "{ J u St CO M6I1, aX-outs$4.99doz. pkg Z5 MadeinQayonaraM• thisp of 3 t. elegant float is the one robe •.` Z Golf Cars Titleist 1 \ to travel with,near or far. Premium quality steaks,Seafoods, Q ti A most welcomegood look deli items,entree items andpork '{ v EZ GO '77 $1850.00 Top Flight Cushman'73$1000.00 Tourney ki4 for the stay-at-home,too. -. ' COMPETITIVE PRICES J Cushman '74 Wilson Pro Staff 1.1 .1'.') ;:�� : Short&long styles.From Min Micer$1000.00 Dot fp 4 ., A e.► • Serving From Tucson Cushman (gas) Royal Daisy --. ,_, Se ng $400.00 Royal Master to Nogales Royal y Ed e • Electric '72 Caddyg , -' T • US.DA.Finspected • •$1000.00 Royal 6 Max FII � plantno. 1102 ty LIGHT YOUR Dunlop Blazer 01 it, ,R3 Tucson Shops •''t Flying Lady PGA 1048 South Cherry, Tucson, Arizona 85719 P(�A Green Valley 1�1a11 a �;; � .; - I - CART $3.50 for Tail light Pro Steel . z' -z Free Delivery623-0009 $12.50 for Head light `- 'r' 444444444444444 �` ESPERANZA ESPERANZA ,. _ • -410ES t Page 14 EASY LIVING APRIL-MAY 1977 ____ Fit It e ,...........,, continues in channels carved out by the prehistoric people." ..B(:) 0 iiii „.. ..,„ ,,t,., .:,,..., EasyLiving's Book Reviews �� ' �-7,,,,,-7,,,,, 9 Arizona Towns and Tales. Lowell maps. It's a good introduction to our Ortiz complement the interesting ' Parker. 292 pages. Phoenix it's ""''` p g unique state and It s got plenty that text. - Newspapers, Inc. $3.85 paperback. will interest the long-time resident The book may be ordered from WI 1975. as well. Alto Press, P.O. Box 973, Nogales This collection of newspaper The book may be ordered from The 85621, or purchased in Nogales and columns by Arizona Republic writer Arizona Republic, Box 2406,Phoenix Rio Rico. Lowell Parker gives a view of Arizona 85002. CAROL SOWELL , k4 - .',, ' that's both entertaining and i n- ............................. formative. �. .4- Parker looks at the state's wild Calabasas, A True Story. Alma Prehistoric Southwestern Indian .t. and woolly days and at some of its Ready. 14 pages. Alto Press. $1.75 Craft Arts. Clara Lee Tanner. 225 Crafts are approached from the more contemporary occurrences as paperback.1976. pages. University of Arizona Press. viewpoint of artistic principles, art well. There are stories of outlaws A town that almost made it now Paperback$8.95.Clothbound $17.50. history, and style comparison. The from Pearl Hart to John Dillinger. exists only as a memory. 1976. first chapter places the crafts and There are tall tales and factual ac- The golf course of the Rio Rico Anyone who has admired South- Indian groups in time and place counts of ghost towns, battles, gold Resort now occupies a site once western Indian crafts or discovered a perspective,but references to archeo- fever,heroes and con artists. known as Calabazas where the fragment of ancient pottery in the logical sites and stylistic terms in the People, places and a few well- Santa Cruz River bent eastward. It desert is probably curious about the text are confusing to lay readers. loved dogs give these pieces the was once fertile, and it was bloody origins of these arts. Often when we For casual perusal, the book's flavor that makes good reading.Tom with the clashes of Apaches and ask if a modern Indian craft is format is beautiful, with ample illus- Mix's death; Patagonia's ghost; settlers. "authentic,”we mean,does it conform trations and large print on high- prisoner of war camps; the Phoenix This short but fact-filled account to design standards begun more than quality paper. And for the more Chess and Checkers Club; how traces the fortunes of the town that a thousand years ago? serious craft connoisseur, Prehistoric Oracle got its name; the Arizona aspired to be a major border University of Arizona Professor Southwestern Indian Crafts Arts is an Territorial Prison at Yuma — these crossing and once boasted an Clara Lee Tanner, who has studied asset. are just a few of the stories Parker elegant hotel. The railroad lifted the Southwestern Indians for over 40 JUDY LENSINK brings to life. It's a book for area's hopes and then dashed them years, surveys everything from pre- browsing,reading straight through,or — the tracks evaded Calabazas and historic baskets to baubles in her Why S.O.B.'s Succeed and Nice Guys taking your choice of its variety of made Nogales the border town. latest book on crafts. Early Indians Fail in a Small Business.Bob Morrison. stories. It's one of the little stories that who lived in Arizona as early as 300 378 pages. Financial Management Though the book lacks such make the west so fascinating. Our B.C. had no time to exploit "art for Associates Inc. $19.95. 1976. amenities as pictures,title page,and history is brief but dramatic,and our art's sake,"according to the author,so This book isn't really as tough as its index, Parker's easy style makes for identity is still being formed. their aesthetic sense was shown in title implies. pleasant reading. There are helpful Lovely illustrations by Manuel decorative daily items. True, the author, whose company Basketry is called the oldest craft published the book, discusses such after tool making. Thanks to superb keys to business success as buying a detailed drawings by Christine Walsh newspaper reporter, influencing and Valerie Clark in this book, the political candidates, finding a lawyer intricate weave designs can be who isn't overly concerned about appreciated. Prof. Tanner uses propriety, cheating employment archeological evidence to show, "like agencies, and persuading a banker Heat Your Home so many other craft arts,basketry was that you've got more money than you born and prospered in response to the have. With The Sun environment." But the bulk of the book deals with To weave textiles, Indians like the useful information on taxes, incorpor- -Anasazi tribe used yucca, cotton, and ation, selling stocks, planning an Ana even dog or human hair. Early man's advertising program, and simply • blanket fragments reveal he knew getting the best results from the _ -- how to tie-dye. market. The details of Morrison's A fourth of the book focuses on advice and the breadth of his _:- a• / 7 Southwestern pottery,a later offshoot knowledge make these chapters an • / �, J • �� '_ of basketry. It's a tribute to the art .../ f ��' excellent guide for anyone interested '�"- ► - that, accordingto Tanner, no exact .i r: •�� __ -=-- in being a success in business. 'w= r duplications ications have been found i n ._.�== p The information on tax avoidance, .`, 1>-'� thousands of excavated vessels. gaining time with creditors, cutting k...„......... .........4. �_ Excellent color photographs of through redtape,andthelikeisreally Hohokam pottery show how designs that — information on just what ____ '�� r"--jililiPiaviellowl,. ------ = and shapes changed ed with time. p g techniques keep you within the letter ` _ = Are today's Indian crafts_up to par? of the law with a minimum of p._ While Prof. Tanner says commercial- expenditure of time and money. �j/ ization has taken its toll by diminish- Apparently, spelling, grammar, ing craft size, she is optimistic: "The punctuation,layout,and numbering of mainstream of Southwest Indian art pages are not important skills for the Affordable solar heating is a reality. It's here today. As real as the sunshine now TI YOUR WINDOWS TOGETHER, falling on your yard. .••_ , r_.it,,,..,--;lie,. ,. " ASID SAVE! 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The most precious thing [Continued from Page 13] together it probably gives well over _ was once on the edge popular at Vince's,4866 E.Speedway. g she shares is the strength and clear Speedway very $19.95 worth of solid information and sightedness that it takes to know of town. A wide range of pastas,from cheese ideas that could make many g r ntl main- La Cucina isday except ravioli to linguine with shrimp and successful without oneself. She has apparently y openevery clam sauce is on the menu. Vince's entrepreneurstamed both throughout an almost Monday from 5 to 10 p.m.Two dinner making them S.O.B.s. stor book career. specialties come from recipes Miss also serves steaks, chicken and sea- The book can be ordered from yinternational Pavone gathered on one of her trips to food.Meals may be ordered a la carte A stage actress, ani Financial Management Associates, film star, a mother, a friend — all Italy. Her manicotti uses delicate (entree plus Italian bread sticks)or as Inc.,Box 82129,San Diego,CA 92138, these Liv Ullmann roles come crepes rather than pasta tubes. a complete dinner for about $1.50 or by calling 955-9714 in Arizona. together on these a es as she They're filled with cheese and more with minestrone soup or salad, g pg •• reveals the growth she has ex- proscuitto ham, then topped with a bread sticks, coffee or tea, and ... ............ ........... perienced in her craft andinher e. meaty tomato sauce. canneloni, spumoni ice cream or peaches in Ceremony of the Innocent. Taylor lifHer Caldwell. 422 pages. Doubleday. She writes of the luxuries and the pasta filled with ham and cheese, is burgundy wine sauce. p g Y $10.95. 1976. hypocrises of Hollywood;the guilt and covered by a delicate white wine and For diners tired of plain lettuce the pleasure of traveling to work all mushroom sauce.Both specialties are salads,Vince's offers a large antipasto Taylor Caldwell, who has published over the world while having a young $4.25 and other entrees on the a la for two($3.25).Served on a platter, it 31 novels since 1938, writes in the daughter to look after; the joy of carte menu start at $3. includes salami, pepperoni, cheeses, narrative, voluminously descriptive seeing herself learn as an actress and The two dining rooms are homey, olives, pickles, pepperoncini, minia- tradition that many of our modern the frustration of trying to put that decorated with rich pine paneling and ture corn ears, carrots, anchovies, writers have abandoned. joy and those lessons in words. hanging plants. 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La Cucina beginning at 3 p.m. Reservations Ceremony of the Innocent, her life on the island of Faro for five years will be closed during August. aren't needed for the dining rooms, latest publication, opens the year and her book shows glimpses of their On warm nights reminiscent of but they are suggested for patio before this century began and relationship and the self-knowledge those in Italy,the patio dining area is seating: 327-0222. chronicles the life of Ellen Watson she acquired from that experience. 0006@@@®066©0000000 �a !))00004.00 Porter through the year of the stock Her chapters of their years together market crash, 1929. are complete enough to be revealing, © 0 Ellen's life and fortunes reflect but without the prurient 0 exhibitionism with which some might othose of the United States, according 0 have written them. Bergman is still to Caldwell's parallel stories. Ellen is r who can bringout her FOTu : servantthe directo o born a Pennsylvaniagirl, best acting, and she tells much of © ravishingly beautiful and with a heart their professional relationship and © © unacquainted with deceit. A wealthy their private one. © i Ot°\ 0 man falls in love with, marries, and This book is of special interest to o St0P/ SIT 0 P P educates her, but she never fully anyone fascinated by the art of acting. © 1/4'9) understands the world she's living in. Ullmann shows us the mental and ..... 0 o Her innocence is the tool of her emotional processes of her work. 0 eventual destruction. The view of Bergman's direction 0 0 While Ellen enjoys, fears, and re- techniques is also valuable. o / 0 q o invites you to the people and thingthat can come with 9 treats from life, p p The best 0 �, government of the U.S. are manip- success is the knowledge that it is 0 ulated by a powerful group of men nothing to long for," she observes. V 0 o plotting an international conspiracy Her writing is straightforward;, she Q Say Hello To S 0 between the forces of capitalism and writes in the way that she acts, o 0 communism to destroy the middle openly, honestly, revealing herself as 0 0 class and turn the labor class into the completely as possible, and without p 0 slaves of the owners. Caldwell's guile or deception. 0 The Fastest And Most Convenient Photo 0 accusations are pretty stiff, including The reader is grateful to Liv0 • calling Woodrow Wilson a communist. Ullmann for writing about her life this o Locations In Your Area Invite You To • - way — what has happened to her is 0 The weakest aspect of the book �spp �.� • p interesting in itself and also helps the STOP in And Get Acquainted. that there is no truly likeable reader see how a person goes about o • character. 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