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Home My WebLink AboutHistorical Records - The Oro Valley Voice (62) 40 E CALLE CONCORD IA SAMEAMOUNTFORMARANA Tries on . AZ. ' -85/04 �a ' . membership fee of $820 proposed fr PAG Oro Oro Valley may pay about $820 forwould pay four per cent, or$3,280. spent less than it expected in money gained PAG budget for this year was voiced at last first-year membership in the Piitsma Associ- The bigger member-governments, through PAG last year. week's PAG meeting by Tucson Mayor ation of Governments (PAG), under a Tucson and Pima County,would pay 47 per PAG serves as a clearing house for local Lewis C.Murphy --the only opponent on proposed budget submitted at the group's cent each,or$38,540,toward the budget. federal fund applications. It is also an PAG of smaller members joining the group June meeting last week. A final budget is scheduled to be agency for land use and transportation with equal votes. That money would provide almost token approved at the next meeting of PAG s planning. .,, He suggested the budget be cut by 15 support of the proposed $82,000 PAG regional council July 27. Oro Valley is . , per cent.Murphy earlier had convinced the budget for fiscal year 1977, wg'lch began represented on the council by Vice-Mayor The Oro Valley town council discussed at Tucson City Council to okay withdrawing g July 1. E.S. "Steve" Engle. its study session the possibility of spending Tucson's PAG funding, in retaliation for The recently-incorporated Town of He reported to the town council ata the funds on crime prevention— a use for Marana — which, like Oro Valley, has studysession last week that Oro Valle 's which they are apparently earmarked by [Continued on Page A-.4] Y Y gained PAG membership in the past two membership in PAG — which it gained the federal government. r months — would also pay$820 under the after more than a year of hard, off-and-on Engle said after the study session, suggested budget. negotiating for an equal vote — may though, that all five PAG members can , With populations just over 1,000, these already be paying off. apply for any or all of the$36,000.Whether - j `� y• two smaller towns would absorb one Oro Valley can apply for$36,000 in funds Oro Valley gains any of it should be known .. ,,.A2 - , .. percent of the planned budget. PAG's reverted to PAG from the Pima County in about four months, he added. ..,.... . 1 , other small-town member, South Tucson, Sheriffs Department. That department One objection to the p ._,_ roposed $82,000 t . , ,77,1"._,„406,1„, ,L, . ........ ,„, _.,,,,,-..- i -4._... -4p. .0 . ' 19F... 0 r 0 ' v a -1 1 e y , . 42, ie.," _ . s , , • i , ,„., , ,,,, .. ,„„:„.,,, ,, „.. „,.._ i. , .... . ,,..„ , . . ......„ - ,,,,,,-,,,,, ,,, .., Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley, Pima County,Arizona " w Vol. IV, No. 10 One Section, Eight Pages 15 cents July 6,1977 - 7 , ... ,. . 34 PROJECTS UNDER WA Y ,,,,..i.(,...,,,, , i i i in building activity Boom i search for volunteer •inspectors , . ,,, ,,,......,,, Oro Valley's Town Council is seeking Thirty four construction projects — records show. - volunteers to serve as building, electrical most of them new homes — are currently That number compares to 34 in fi scal Coolingit and mechanical inspectors for the town,to under way in the town, according to 1975 and 30 in 1974, when the town first accommodate a boom in building here over records in the Town Hall. incorporated. Oro Valleyan Bill Sullivan has found a way About a dozen of these arepools and two Two plumbinginspectors and two to make the 100 degree summer tempera the past year. P • Head Building and Zoning Inspector or three patio walls, LeVine said. electrical`inspectors currently serve the tures bearable while golfing at the Oro Nathaniel LeVine said he is conducting as In the fiscal year 1976,which began July town as volunteers. As head inspector, alley Country Club. Sullivan wraps a many as seven inspections on new houses 1, 1976 and ended last month, 51 building LeVine himself is responsible for eight of small wet cloth over his head and then and additions in Oro Valley. permits were issued in Oro Valley, town the 12 categories of inspection on a new places his cap over it.He said it keeps him building. - much cooler during the game. [VOICE "I'm the only building inspector they've staff photo] •':::4 ' . ' got,"he says."If I go away,they're stuck." • LeVine said Friday that he must turn • p Cost�cuttin effort down"a lot"of the work he ins ects ui the ew town, because it fails to meet Oro Valley building codes. ..4. - `` °` Nevertheless,L V• i mayend ,� r; Ne erthe ess, a ine ind cated he'd like { to turn down more of the building than he i f does.He goes strictly by the (Oro Valley) Ruiatr act e o ., `. f} $r book in reviewing work here — but the k: :�,/r book, he feels, isn't tough enough. In the absence of any comment from ' '' LeVine added that he hasn't suggested residents on the proposed Oro Valley i; ° beefing up the standards to the town budget, the town council is considering �• . 4 council or the Planning and Zoning some cost saving alterations before a final ,>' . ' Commission. budget is approved later this month..:. z: buildingcodesarestill m proposed - ��., - � � ��- �`�' Oro Valley's ore A public input session on the stringent than Pima County's, he said, budget was closed as soon as it opened at ,, even though they were copied largely from the June 23 town council meeting,when no 14,1 � ' .� .: the county's. one showed upto comment on it. The �_ ° � �` The reason for the current difference in town's fiscalyear began 1 and the final �� July - - . the two sets of codes is the county's budget is set for adoption July 20. '` '` �a removal of many portions subsequent to The council approved transferring some '' Oro Valley's adoption of them for the road funds into a new category, "Public g n$ y ff i _ :^ towns use. Works Reserve June 23. { • LeVine criticized the county for its That fund contains $12,618 — all of it AO £, � �� growing laxness in building standards. earmarked for road improvements next 4 ° Among the locations where local build- '•1 1. [Continued on Page A-4] �` � ��m �1 ing is taking place,he said,are the country 1,04, **-.;:* � �f club, the Oro Valley Townhouses, Linda �'° -.. >. 'f, Vista Citrus Tracts and on stretches of _ . . ,.. -; . Calle Concordia. Catalina buzzes with plans ° F. The construction .firm that has been f ' * ' I , } ' � .: for fire district election. v, :-.,,,*-'�}. most active in the town recently is Merit . ) Builders, LeVine said. � � r _ (Story and photos --,-- ' That company recently paid about - , St -'''..j. 4 $1,000 at the town hall in one day alone for on Page B-1) -4.,- , ' --,H't4- building fees, he said. i 44. � � BUT HE PAID THE FINE! ,, irate s .cops ain't for real' , . , , ..,,, ,,,..„ :,,,,,,,,, ' v v 1" ,.. , Oro Valley police still Oro Valley Police Depart- my truck for lawyer's funds." `s -i 4 �''" : �� - haven't convinced at least ment that he's been told He paid the ticket this II , one motorist that they re town officers aren t certified time. Police charged him `- `& _ bonafide law enforcement by the state. (Theyhave, in. with .traveling 67 miles per g ;�- officers. fact, been completely certi- hour in a 45 m.p.h.stretch of ' a _.._� ',.:'i.;,;„: . fied since the department the Tucson-Florence Hi h- ° :, � They ve been threatened P g with legal action that will divorced itself from the way. ' ��' '° ' = . ��` ` Rural/Metropolitan Fire Next time,though, will be - take them"all the way to the Scener'y sketchingSupreme Court of Arizona,if Protection Co.,late in 1975.) different. ,. Besides,the motorist adds necessary, by a man who , Girls attending the YWCA's Ranchos los Cerros summer camp north of Oro Valley are was caught speeding Nevertheless, the miner predictably, I still don't see wrapped up in their work as they prepare backdrop scenes for a play they put on during through the town June 12. has vowed to sue the town if how you could pick any car the final days of the first camp session.The atmosphere of the camp is relatively peaceful he's ever caught speeding by out of two lanes of traffic although other girls'camps in the U.S,have beefed up security after recent kidnapings in A miner from Winkelman, its police again. And, he when it was going the same the east. See story and more pictures on Page B-2. [Photo by Chris Kemberling.] he insisted in a letter to the adds, "if necessary, I'll sell speed as the others." '`'`�i form I SEEN itEcycLED , . MANY TrAA1 I a OV residents, parents ('',,,, i'N benefit V 6,1-17 .. k4. AlIt looks as if Shaffer will be There was some sentiment on 4 a vv13307 I on duty again this fall as School the Amphitheater School Board Resource Officer at Canyon Del to cut the funding necessary for Oro High School for which a the "SRO" man, we're told. good many Oro Valley residents Fortunately, it never surfaced, are grateful. and the program will continue. As parents ourselves,we know Canyon Del Oro, with an r"-eit/a1,91-v)-� the stabilizing value of a local, enrollment greater than the ',,,�_ personable and capable police population of our town, can be _ - --- _7 -__ ._ officer on the school grounds; in either a major source of pride or 1 this age of drug problems and a major problem to Oro Valley.it's TUJRPIN'S-SQUT�IWESTCORNER countless pressures on teenagers, We're glad that the former we believe the school and our and we're glad there are public _ town have been well served by servants like Officer Shaffer whoPusch 'Wilderness Ar this officer. help make it so. • might preserve natural Councilputs something I don't know about the rest As I understand it, a course, Plaza Escondido, as of you folks, but I guess I'm "Wilderness" designation he stated. . • in favor of that Congres- will give us that assurance. But I really doubt that"the aside for a rainy day sional bill to make Pusch And there's no doubt that mobile homes in Oro Valley" Ridge and its surrounding designating Pusch Ridge a give it most of its business— terrain into an official "Wil- Wilderness area would give a since the town's sole mobile. The O r o Valley Town W n M a O r Lois 15 L a m b e rs o n derness Area." bit of additional protection to home park contains about a Y , that small herd of rare desert dozen trailers! Council deserves a pat on the following the - tight-fisted I guess bighorn sheep which live up am.I don't on the mountain. (The editorial writer pro- back for budgeting to allow for pattern set by her predecessor, really feel bably thinks the Highlands future expenditures in effect, Dick Kolt, is apparently giving all thatThe recent article which mobile home park, located laying something aside for a Oro Valleyans the kind of close strongly Tucson's morning paper a pub- just north of Oro Valley about it, Country Club, is within the rainy day. budget-watching they desire. At I. admit. lished about Oracle Road (a town. Not so.) And while that $53,000 least, nary a one showed upto T h e pretty unflattering article, too)indicated that the writer Boy, if Plaza Escondido "reserve"may seem generous for protest or comment at the recent Forest .. needs to do a little more were really depending on the a town of approximately 1,200, budget hearing. Service -;- '- homework. Oro Valley trailer homes, . . people tell us it won't make The new shopping center theywould be in for some experienced political observers anyparticular difference — pp g know that it could melt like Our town will be fortunate if that all the things required at Magee and Oracle is, of lean months. snow if costly needs were to we can continue with that sort of for operating a Wilderness surface unexpectedly. f ru al management in the years Area are already being done. �, _ _�,k , ,, g g Good.If we could count on ' As theyhave a nastyhabit of ahead. Meanwhile, Mayor Lois - of hers TO THE EDITOR Y the Forest Service maintain- doing, in governments of all and councilmen, keep up the ing that policy forever,I'd be sizes. good work, inclined to ask: Why do we need a Wilderness Area for Former 0 V resident Pusch Ridge? But as most Americans says she'll miss Voice Reasons to recall Mo have learned, often to their sadness, governmental Editor: agencies'policies are subject Please cancel our subscription to the Oro Valley Voice, not limited to mining to political changes. And who's to say that Oro Valley, as we have moved away. sittin in the shadow of We will miss you the paper has developed into a fine Pusch Ridge, can count on one! small mine operators areand other members of the ForestService to con- Thi you. The a p himself MRS.ROBERT C.BENJAMIN justified, we believe, in their Congress,even to the extent of a tinue its benevolent treat- oro Valley efforts to recall U.S. Rep. "cost-of-living" raise -- which ment of the Pusch Ridge p g area? Morris K. Udall but for the Congress brings about through • A few years ago,there was wrong reasons. itsp olicies which raise that cost, serious discussion of a pro- Carter's action However disenchanted one is to all of us. p°sal to put an aerial tram up the south side of Pusch termod 'treason' with Congressman Udall [and A secondary reason is Udall's Ridge. The talk has died - our numbers are growing apparent inability to hear the but we Oro Valleyans would Editor: daily], it's difficult to fault him voices of moderation among his like to be•assured the whole I am calling for the impeachment of President Carter.I for his opposition to the archaic constituencyin Arizona while concept is dead, penman- charge him with treason. P ently. Mining Law of 1872 — a law he plays nationally to the noisy _ _ In Viet Nam we were trying to fight communism.Draft which gives carte blanche to gaggle of liberal claques the --_ --= -=- = dodgers and deserters must have been pro-Communist. miningexploration, even at thepro-abortionists, the "welfare ---,-. ----.-- _-7-T,--- --,-.--------,--- President Carter pardoned them. ,. n„, He has appointed Andrew Young as our ambassador to expense of public lands enjoyed rights groups, various pro- _ the United Nations. Young says we should not worry —' / f about a"few" Cubans in Africa. by millions and or private union and anti-business --//' • • - `.Ailk _ President Carter plans to give the Panama Canal to property owners. organizations, the pro-busing __ ��, Panama just when we shall be needingit to transport There are far, far better civil righters, and the scores of = k - Alaskan Alaskan oil to our East Coast. reasons to call for returning "special interest" groups seeking -.. President Carter's attempt to communicate with Soviet "Mo"to Arizona. an ever-larger transfusion from - : dissidents is a "ploy" to gain favor with the American The main one, of course, is the taxpayer.�' � - people.He must be woefully ignorant of Russian history. Russia never has allowed dissidence, whether under the his leadership among the big- . We support effort to Government is a trust, cza�ls or under the soviets. pp any and the officers of the spender ranks in Congress. recall this- Congressman-who- government are the trus- When Russia demands the return of Alaska on the basis Udall has been among the most would-bePresident. There are tees;and both the trust and that the czar in,1867 had no right to sell it, what will our g Preside t . the trustees are created for Baptist peanut farmer do then? vigorous advocates of higher reasons enough without getting the benefit of the people. CHARLES C.CRING salaries and fringe benefits for into hi,i mining stance. Henry Clay Green Valley 1 THEODORE C.TURPIN Published every other Editor&Publisher Wednesday by Sancruval Corp., , jc ,......- __,; ' II wP.O.Box 3003,Tucson,Az.85702. '�" 0r0 vane DENNIS JOYCE Offices at 426 E.7th St.,Tucson,Az. _ News Editor -0 F� Single copies 15 cents each;by mail,$3 for one-year subscription Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley,Pima County,Arizona - __.,-___-.4- +� NEWS STAFF: Second Class postage Mary Schmidt paid at Tucson,Az. Chris Kemberling . Publication No.324570 July 6,1977 = July 6,1977 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE A-3 BUT AHOTHEROFFICERDEEDED . inspection ar ovse� ew to ers • OV police may seek citizen input a ergetting Only half the town resi- about two times a day,which • dents who could take advan- deters vandals, Roof said. through crime -prevention programs tags of a"dark house inspec- tion service" here are doing "A lot of times, they so, says Oro Valley Police (vandals) will go to the town • Chief Fred Roof. hall, see if the trucks there, Oro Valley's police depart- E.S. "Steve" Engle, Oro a town crime prevention give demonstrations on how His department will peri- go to my house, see if I'm ment hopes to set up a Valley vice-mayor and the program, Roof said. to prevent crimes, such as odically inspect homes or there, and then do their program to educate resi- town's PAG representative. Roof said that if he's able burglary, through such de- businesses in the town when stuff." the chief said. dents in crime prevention, Roof indicated it's doubtful to spare a man part-time on vices as a lock display, the their occupants are to be If potential vandals know, using money left over from a that he could establish a crime prevention,the officer chief added. away for a period of time. however, that the house is federal grant to Pima citizen crime prevention pro- will conduct meetings in "The whole.thing behind The service is offered free of regularly watched by police, County. gram without extra funds, homes throughout Oro crime prevention is the gen- charge. they'll be less inclined to hit Police Chief Fred Roof said such as the money reverted Valley. eral citizenry,"Roof said, "If Police will inspect homes it, he added. his department would like to from Pima County. He will help set up"neigh- they don't want to be invol- hire another officer or buy a Police Officer Steve borhood watches" and also ved, it will never work." vehicle to establish the Whipps, who's currently V program. working part time collecting The town currently has no traffic warYants owed the formal crime prevention town, could conduct the program,because its officers crime prevention program, • often must work overtime Roof said. just to fulfill their patrol ffi Town residents can assist h duties, Roof said. � { the police in preventing ,, E, -,',;:it ;.-,-4.,..„ , - ) . - , - Oro Valley will apply for crime — before the depart- money from the $36,000 `� �- in a federal grant ment is forced to act after- :� Kia„ : 4, . S remaining V • • • . ; 7V. ,�J ,sa fie.,,,�' ' wards — by joining neigh- 4 given last year to the Pima . --.4^--i S. �` g ,, borhood watch" programs. : . � : County Sheriffs Depart- � ' In Tucson,such groups are �` � �`�� .. _ j � � � wment. t , ` willsented with membershi - of Whether the town get Pre 4 ,� �> it ,. `� fig,`�� :'r' .:.^:� ,. �� ,�` � �' -' &�+.�''.'�+♦ �`-• � t�, '� �,. _ decals for their windows and , - .. -4,,,,,,,..441:"., ., . .: any of that money is ques � � � �,,� ]� � �� z are instructed to re ort � " �� Vii., �� :�`� � � `• tionable however since its P . ,. tr m � t . , 4 �: - ' suspiciouspersons or activ- - application must be okayed P : ,, h , ,. >4 :x �.. .0t .., - -,,".'- -,,„._ - .4,,,- M ., It :.,...„;,:,—; � �. '�� •ry a' ' ,• x;;. f^ by the Pima Association of Y • a , Governments (PAG). Oro An organized crime report o',.. 'x. ...,'4� i . y.. - , ohs Valley is only one of the five system can also be set up Ers- :!,„ ,, PAG members who could among citizen's band radio _ � y �� :-,:-.0,00—'> apply for the $36,000, said operators in the town, under - ,., 4- c` a J i ., am.. g ' 4,0.3 , .s"i.� .A 4 ' # y. s:S. ... 44, from NIS TORY'S SCRAPBOOK , ,, . ....,.. ,,, Da :.�r, . .E\TS [PO 1 `►FS!ERYE�RS _ , 4 July 8,1951-The City of Paris celebrates the 2000th an- �. " �: - niversary of its founding '�� '�` � •tom a „,,;:k., t.., ”2: + ,,', y o- •' n the - :„..."•',.::,....4‘.-2,...... ='; r r: .�•: :4 �..... - Jul 9 1960-Premier Nikita Krushchev threatens ,; � � $ �` • °*e..w ~.. .'._ .> '�t•.y . - - .-.....av -.w.' t,‘,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,\,,:„.:,,,,,,,:. .. 4,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"1:,„,4,1:,t :' '�ie. ifWashington attempts to ,.�. �� ,,,,1;..,::::40:4,.. ,�..z� •�� ,� United States with Soviet rockets W � � - ... � . :. ��: o � .;v.:>:� � � � • oust the Castro regime in Cuba. �.h ��... .� � ~� .� July 10, 1890, Wyoming is admitted into the Union as Out a place? the 44th state. • July 11, 1955-The new U.S. Air Force Academy is iA City of Tucson shovel operator appears to be out of place expanding the city's water main behind the Oro Valley dedicated n Colorado. with Pusch Ridge in the background. The operator, town office to connect with the newly constructed dentist July 12, 1933-A new industrial code establishes a although in Oro Valley,isn't doing work for the town.He is office adjacent to the town office. [VOICE staff photo] minimum wage of 40 cents an hour throughout the nation. • Deer Valley Council g go-ahead for iflcorporation ,. The Deer Valley Com- and Thunderbird Road. Its manager, said the council is approached Phoenix officials Dennis Mitchem has asked services to the area at munity Council is seeking western boundary is 51st expected to vote m favor of and he doesn't know the Phoenix Mayor Margaret current prices. approval from the cities of Avenue. incorporation. sentiment of council Hance to study the possi- Firefighting service to the Glendale, Phoenix and Stan F. Van De Putts, members. bility of annexing land on the proposed town is provided Peoria to incorporate the Francis P e s c h e r n e, Glendale city manager, said northern border of Phoenix. by the Rural Fire Depart- town of Deer Valle president of the Deer Valley If Phoenix down t give ment. Garbage is collected Valley. Community Council, said the Glendale council is approval, Andrews said, Mayor with said she b a private firm. If the approvals are etitions have been circu- expected to follow the lead of Deer Valle citizens ma ask agreed with the Chambers y P received, sponsors of the P the Phoenix council. y y position and is reluctant to The said :incorporation incorporation said an elec- hated and twice as many to be annexed by Phoenix.If P group police protection P names as needed to call an Van De Putte said an annexation is turned down, allow the incorporation when could be obtained by bid and tion will be held. The town incor oration election have agreement between the theycould thengo ahead Phoenix is working to would include about 12,000 P • streamline government. could be provided by city, persons liven in a 10-square been gathered. cities• of Glendale •and with incorporation plus he g county or private law en- forcement g q Phoenix calls for Phoenix to said. t mile area just north of Before a new town can The Phoenix city council forcement agencies. provide water and sewer should decide within a week The group said that state Phoenix and Glendale and incorporate approval must service to much of the area But the Metropolitan on Deer Valley's request for east of Peoria. be obtained from cities for incorporation.oration. Chamber of Commerce of and federal funds to a town of The area is generally within six miles of the proposed P Phoenix said it is against incorporation, the mayor 12,000 could reach bordered on the east by the proposed boundaries. This Marvin Andrews,Phoenix Deer Valley's incorporation said. $1,013,880 in 1978 while Black Canyon Freewaf provision is in Arizona law, city manager, said the Deer move. Phoenix would continue to anticipated expenses would between Pinnacle Peak Road Mel Clow, Peoria city Valley group hasn't And Chamber President provide water and sewer not exceed$844,000. s s t r-:r:6:.:::v:sgti :s-•:r }:•::: •k:. k ti fi�T-;?•.:'L.•{:�'iti�+'_,M��._r'' ?lINEN:R- ��{ js=- • • �.-•tSAG U A :' SIZZLING HOT RE ligtBECOE TIIII1S 749 W.Miracle Mile presents w...,...„.„..„, • t ., ... ,,,,,...,..,,,.„ ,,,,..„„: „.„::::::„.. . ,,,, ,„...,,,,,_, , , .. Neil Simon's r ,..„, ,.., , FOR VEAL LOVERS! Restaurant Pack x� Milk-Fed Antic Comedyi - 79 ■ ■ Veal Cutlets 3 lb. ,.___, The Odd Couple. _.�,' 6 1b.Boxes _ Elf) ,)) ,.. .j. 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K DeConcini like Arizona no miningactivities timber °' tf - ,t),,,.�` ., `�� cuttin or livestock azin • Congressman Morris K. g gr g „. � � .. . , �:`'..„4.4. .�'., Udall, has proposed on Pusch Rid e, a � 4,1 �" .A , r� 10P P g ` �� `� o y legislation that would Wildernesst":4)-'''''''*\:' \ ' '''.,,,.\ ,,,i desi nation -�. :� „ ,Al ,,,t,s., , - designate the Pusch Ridge wouldn t increase the cost of *,, \-.44.4',4,,,,,,,,,-,!..,.,41r, y l'ArN.- lit: ,t : area as a Wilderness maintaining or managing the ii4., y i Area• 1, area. , 4 `, # The area comprises most ., �„ �,�:�- � DeConcini's effort was m �,-..4,,,4- ,�: ��' ' �:�• � � �, .�� .�� _ of the western segment of r tet" x s 3 >. , •, a, r'. • '` ;: ,�.. the formof R � -.�,�. ,� .�.' an amendment r= �., � r* ,� . •�� wthe Santa Catalina mountain , .?f Ai- . 1offered to the Endan erect .. .�� . .. � .‘:..4-,„..7.,. _�: �: . >.� � ,,a ::;s-. ranpre immediatel north of g..' , a �'t, ,.� .� ,� ,.,. �.3, y � ,,. 's fey �"� •y°: b y a, ': '''''*;1 . .� .,.... .s.. American Wilderness Ac f ^.�'.a; :� �� ty� � '�rt �. � ��. �� c n he RId e : Tu so t itself> :jF • 't' - `k ,; a ;c ....-`" �.�.. '' ,' c,,r 'p 1977, .,,. � � 5, < i � overlooks the Town of Oro efl 1Z77;:!;?::' V � � � :, , � �- � � .�� alley.� �� . � �� 4�. �; � � ��` z Pusch Ridge encompassesSquares Courthouse r , 0., '; I . a variety of vegetat on• om ,� cacti to Junipers, pinyon, ,� P��1 �. ;;. pines. The and ponderosa pie \ ' aarea provides habitats for a number of desert animals r,�' um a one and has of he last • ,, t, Ptak' . �r A ,, - i remaining populations of1''!� #1,..111, , _ , s . - )„, bighorn sheep in theriver y �. Southwest. 1 h . DeConcini pointed to / ? j_ ) some aesthetic reasons for �- : _ 9? ' designating the area as a . Wilderness. "The beautiful l Putting at 105 degrees that is desert, canyons and mountains north of TucsonFATN, ��,, The caps worn by Frank Bowman, left, and Albert during Southern Arizona's monsoon season when 100 have become visually NEVER B1�IME \�� ,� OroValle aren't just to s' theyare degree tem ratites and humidity force most symbolic of the city," he HE FOR NikMontgomery of y ignify gr pe y' staff hoto said. "The area acts as a 7NEACnONs �. N. golfers:they keep what is underneath them a little cooler persons inside. [VOICEp ) p,F A FOOL. �, magnet to tourists and re- ��, , ,Nis trees. ;�� COUNCIL FOCUS: POLICE AHD STREETS COSI' • ling effort m, ay prompt Oro Valley ' to end contract for Rural/Metro equipMent • [Continued from.Page A-11 The June 23 meeting lasted only 26 direction of the Arizona Law Enforcement ments to buy police equipment, she said. year. Mayor Lois Lamberson said the minutes,and was attended by three of the Officers Advisory Council (ALEOAC). The town has contracted for Rural/ move is prompted by state law limiting the five council members.Absent were Lauren The company since then has leased Metro's services on a monthly,rather than year-to-year increase in towns' contin- Rhude, who was on vacation, and William police vehicles and equipment to the town. yearly basis, until discussion with its gency funds—a category in which the Oro Eldon Hanes. The tentative budget provides for$21,600 representative. Valley road money was formerly held. In other budget action, the council to be paid Rural/Metro this year, but a He had told council member Lauren approved 3-0 spending $560 for the final contract won't be negotiated until the - Rhude three months ago that his company • Arizona Revised Statutes, and council discusses it with a company anticipated no increases would be neces- PAG membershcomplete postponed approval of the tentative representative,tentatively scheduled July sary in its contract with the town. P � budget until June 27, The council then 18. But in another meeting June 17,he said increased the tentative budget from Spurred by last-minute notification of a fee will emergency communications services $240,048 to$251,145. rate increase by Rural/Metro, the council would cost more. That prompted the It also approved a contract with Pima began taking a closer look at individual • [Continued from Page A-11 County for use of its jail. It expires June expenses in the contract with the com- council to discuss cutting down other the 2-1 PAG vote to allow Oro Valley 30, 1978. an • payments to Rural/Metro last Friday. membership. The council is studying some cost-savingpany. $3,000 budgeted for capital ex- The town has been told by the Federal y g $ ' g P Communications Commission that it can no Last month, however, he conceded that changes in its contract with Rural/Metro penses in the department this year, some ion ruse Rural Metro's ewer enc FM his city would lose more in federal funding Security — which will probably lead to radios and radar equipment will be bought / g y by withdrawing its support, than the severing Oro Valley's contract for police to replace the items leased from Rural/ frequency for its own police calls. principle he was pursuing would be worth. equipment by next year.That will require Metro. electronics firm is scheduled Murphy has argued that smaller mem- that the town purchase its own police "I think we (the council) are all agreed ro):Annm,oatrstnewfrequencies open to the ber-governments shouldn'thave an equal equipment and vehicles, that at the end of this year, we'll befairly- vote with. Tucson and Pima County, The Police Department's budget — the well divorced from Rural/Metro," Mrs. The council must still investigate, because they can gang up to defeat the biggest single allotment of the 16 budget Lamberson said. however, whether it can use Rural/ larger members on particular votes. categories—was the main topic of debate Oro Valley will apply for all available Metro's dispatching facilities for its new Those favoring an equal vote for PAG at a council study session Friday morning, grants from the state and federal govern- frequency. members have accused Murphy of par- Rural/Metro formerly operated the anoia in his opposition, noting that PAG is town police department on a contract with a voluntary, and not legislative, organi- the town, but the company turned - \„ ••. ' ', ; nation. operations over to Oro Valley in 1975 at the _,•.-_ _ • " _•• BUMPER STICKERS . , S Flowers o�the Four WindsCeIeting Our .„- I KeiguA,,_______1 SIZE THE ONLY SAFE •,l r• THING TO DO BEHIND �� Grand Re-Opening , SHOP , A PERSON'S BACK 2 Plaza Escondido R- With A -�I (IS TO PAT IT. 243 EAST BROADWAY �, Brand NewMenu ,�. 19 7858 N. Oracle Road t TUCSON, ARIZ. Full Luncheon Served .` .j 11 am.-2: pm. + A,. � Monday thru Friday i) For all your PRESCRIPTION needs, Specialists in Distinct Designs , II the P 1., shop in the pleasant surroundings of _ • -t- in Flowers and Gifts ,r - bsieliside '( - 1 . - M I SE N ER DRUGS , -.., - saloon • . t ,, underthe2972509.,; aLUNCH EON CHUB ,.�,- dome ` t.„, in the Casa Blanca Plaza ,�.), 26 E.CONGRESS/DOWNTOWN/622-2666/�'`'\,, 6020 N. Oracle 'v” Free Parking at Nat's Auto Parks t\;;w l Open now watch for ::�:r_- �, Senior Citizens Check Our Pharmacy Rates �� ► � % `'��%` Our Grand Opening ComlngSoon _ , , ��, .�- lI --, , � =�� _ .', _.... hours 9 to 9 297-2234 ,_4 -40 , , &2 ORO VALLEY[ARIZJ VOICE July 6,197? 1 bt Yt.a � S • *-.14.7-,',. 2:-1 V i:.U. '-, ' #4...•-. ,- i.,',,,-. .Z M��,Av yq '•O 'is"' , 1CUC 110 :::7'Je4:1,-;,444.1f::,"'°' :` Z'-.4.;' "'' ' ''''''' '''' ' F.''':'-‘;‘'','-'44,c-'4,:e:iet.,,,4 4 .4.: ,,,..,,,,,, ..„,,,,,,, , , „., ,,,, .,,-., , ,„„,I,-.1'-‘rs,-s-.,,-.°,1-- ,.T..t'.,,,,'#"'"17;1^ ,,,,,,:',7:',.1, ' .c< 7•', `* -*.'4,:r4 ?ro ate`, e ' io•. 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' u �`��¢ a �;�' $':::'''''!' �^ V,. / 2 No campscare in Arizona ,.,,, ... tit szz:: # . .• Although the recent kidnapings of Girl Scouts attending summer camps.u�the eastern f. .., \ ,: =1 \.• : . 1' k: part of the United States has affected girls camps m other parts of the nation,the YWCA I ` <{`. \,, �; ... . .., . . : girls camp—Ranchos los Cerros— north of Oro Valley hasn't felt the impact of the news 3-S{) ,. .. ,ilk ' ' � �_ reports that other camps have experienced♦A YWCA camp supervisor said enrollment is ._ � 411'• . wiltilk:...-...,...•'' down this summer,but cites economics and advertising as the problems.[Photo by Chris `\< 11: -,ler....,..„.,,,,,,‘ .*',.,„....„..:.•,,.., Kemberlin } _ s'i‘i r \ =x S) .,,,,,,:,..:.:,:i' • '"I:-.-....:.gr.,........:::- r. .c SUPERVISOR INSISTS. � `. k ,• :l.: ::". \�� ,,* '-',''..',7::' ,1.3..-,..--.,..z...N-',..J'•.- • z * , .... :-....,.....,:::'-',...' v I! -4;.: -,....,,,,,,,,,,,:\'.,:,,.., ,,, \ ....,,,,s, , . 1K d • i* ncirping at girls'camps .:;,e...,.,„, �. ,. . a.�., h . . .. . ,,A.:1.-, . • 1 _ ` `` � .�'•...�. - '4' ( . '� • ,,..,...\ plc., • ;'y not e ,,,,, ... ,,,, --,., -, ,..„.... Enrollment is down almostb hind Los Cerros slum ..... 20 per cent at the Rancho los ` Cerros summer campfor ` y ,rx girls, located in the Catalina x \ foothills north of Oro Valle ry .rte - �`' h_, y , .. 4 r But the camp supervisor ,,.._ I denies that it's because of news reports concerning [ recent kidna m s of teenage 'T " i 4. 9 P� g g •. ! r. 0 Rg CIT girls attending summer camps in the eastern part of loi the U.S. ''''' '' /IF •,...,.� Bee Torrey insists that the c camp's enrollment drop is the result of inadequate ry� ,th, 4,a `s.� :(.44...[ . advance publicity and fewer •� I. ,. camp scholarships." r,,,;.' She said very few par- ents have phoned the camp ` ,Olt ,311111 IIIIIV to indicate concern about the '' r safety of their daughters. �� a : There were 48 girls sched- uled to attend the third week-long ranch campses- 'f ee g • sion which began Saturday, compared to an average off 0 , campers last year, Ms. J . glj:). . . Torrey said. .1 At , She said that enrollment is . .„,.,.., steadilyrising,however,and : r, that she isn't worried about -` �� > `vim t; ,,,is...!..,,,,,,,,, ,,,-.„., . I SELIL III •. the decrease. ,�: .,, , 1. "Another reason we have � less people is that we didn'tt P P get as many camperships � �; :. (donations for private agen- `' s' '�. � ,. �� °� q� ��r.� WITH AN ORO VALLEY V410E FREE FAMILY cies to send girls to camp) , �'� ` `� �•� CLASSIFIED ADS this year as last," she said. ::::'....i.'.:..---.',:,,,,..4, "We only have 59 this year �'�`=�•-� I � iEQ /q� summ er ca�� - Over the years,more and more individuals have discovered one of the greatest compared to more than 100 .� ?I ,fit littlepeddlers of them all...the Want Ads!You'll be amazed haw these small ads last year, Ms. Torrey said. A Tucson girl dances at the Ranchos los Cerros summer r can Pilch out and sell most any item you may have for sale...and do it fast!The cam north of Oro Valle while nts of other girls next time you run across some article around the house you no loner need,place "The camp is definitely P Y Pam \, a Want Ad...we it peddle your wares all over tov�m. still open and there is no attending camps m the .eastern United States are • intention of closing it," she recovering from the�shock of two recent kidnapings. The ?- said. YWCA which operates Ranchos los Cerros, reports that { M s. Torrey said the few parents have phoned to voice their concern about the f•. ... . . SSIFIED ADS YWCA, which sponsors the safety of their daughters attending the camp. [Photo by . ; summer camp, plans to con- Chris Kemberling] duct a year-long advertising riling, karate and swim- ' The camp, for girls ages 6 g, ••�,,,�' campaign so that the ranch through 15,costs$65 a week. ming. will be known throughout There are five sets of week- The main purpose of the the community next year. ��' - long sessions during the residential camp, according ,,,,,,,,,..;,5,...,,, ., t, a,.: She said that this years summer. to the supervisor, is to give .. ,,, . advertising campaign didn't Activities include archery, girls of all racial and eco- n. " '�"'"''' ! g et started until late in arts and crafts, dance and nomic back ounds a chance gr . �••v;kw,6,:;;::�n:.�"- �nnp ,16:.„._ ,t=."h.v.'..w.A 4:�4X7►w April. drama, hiking, horseback to get to know each other. July 6,1977 ORO VALLEY(ARIZ]'VOICE B-3 iiititt CLASSIFIEDADS Help Wanted Recreation Equipment Miscellaneous BROUGHT TO YOU Wanted: Sharp, retired gal who Camper Shell,for long wide bed- For all your Oro Valley Voice would like to earn a few extra 24" high. Insulated. $200. advertising needs,call Jim Schmitz ASA dollars a month.Would not inter- 89-8305.889-2941. at 884-9880 or 624-3745; fere with social security.Must have PUBLIC SERVICE BY a pleasant phone voice. For 1968 Ford Step-In Van,converted information call AAA Answering into camper. Sharp! $3,300. Pets & Livestock Service,426 E.Seventh St.,624- 889-2941,889-8305. 2411 between 8 am.-9 p.m. 111111, Got a pedigreed female afghan you 0 _ Appliances want to breed?I have the male- Work Wanted AKC Lippizan,beige, black mask, _ 2-1/2 years old. 297-5136 or "STITCHES BY RITA" GE electric hair dryer for sale. 297-5096. Alterations and dress making-Oro $5.00.889'$305. Valley 297-4785. Dover Pinchers - mal? & female Bicycles puppies.294-5866. y _ White&black persian kittens.$5 Wanted to Buy each.889-8305. _ For sale-Steyr 3-speed bicycle, good for parts but somewhat Looking for a 1973 Dodge air- rusted. Asking $25. Phone ELEVEll Poodle for sale- 2 yrs.old - $25. ® conditioner.Call 743-7098. 881-1004. Doberman Pinscher puppies-male &female.$40 each.889-2941. Wanted to buy:1970 or later model BICYCLE FOR SALE. 3 speed small car - VW to American Schwinn.21"frame.Tubes,tires, Got a female Shih Tzu you want to j models.Sound running condition. cables,and brakes only 1 year old. breed? I've got the male. AKC. 87010 N. ORACLE 16054 N. ORACLE Call Dennis 624-3745. Really dean.$35.297-3789. Color is brindle. Call Lynne, CATALINA 884-9880,Mon.-Fri.,9-5. Portable color TV set in good - - - - - condition.Call 326-5758. Furniture FOR RENT HERE'S THE RULES Comprehensive hiking map of the - - Rincon Mountains. Need info. on Like new,recliner chair-$50.00 Homes roads and where the trails begin. for sale.888-9174. forthe FREE familyto omit any items not pertaining Call Jim after 6 pm.887-3614. 1. All items . must be written on the to personal items. Beautiful red&gold Kroehler easy 4 bedroom,2 bath house for rent want ads chair,like new.Crouget set,new. on 1 acre. Fenced yard. Large coupon. 4. No personal want ads will be FOR SALE Reasonable. 887-0289. covered patio.Dishwasher,stove& 2. Name, address, and phone taken over the phone. --- refrigerator.Call 297-3212. Trundle bed and mattresses-solid number must be included on the 5. The deadline for the FREE Recreation Equipment ash blonde frame.May be made to itwantads is FRIDAY bunk beds or twin beds. $30.00. Apartments for Rent coupon, or will not be family 2974605. accepted. NOON. Long wheel base camper shell. _ Furnished Only 3. personal want ads will be 6. When item �s] is sold,please call A set of bunk beds for sale.$25. 2 bdr. apt, carpet, drapes, refri- accepted. t 884-9880 327-9258. geration.Adults,no pets.9040 N. We reserve then right Orade Road Apt A. Close to Antique tables for sale.Call 889- shopping&C.D.O.high school. gm maw Emu Emu atm Gime moo Imo timo mom nom no „moi'am mom moo man mow opo mom al 2941 or 889-8305. I 1 COUPON re...11rif3Q TV & Stereo ''►r Notice �'- 0 0 I Fast service is Motorola-Hi Fidelity Stereo phonic0 A[collectors item].Call 297-1619. a matter of ... I FOR II 11 %,-.••;- WANT (c)i • I AD' pride In the Miscellaneous = Oro Valley 6 opts.for sale.4-2 bedroom opts, 0 Notices 0 Recreation Equipment 2 - ,c bedroom apts. See by , - , Voice Circula- appointment Call 889-2941 or ,. :10,-,.. fr,, C Personal 0 Furniture 889-8305. tion depart- Lost 8L. Found 0 Appliances I 1972 Honda cT70, great shape, pp IT ment.We work $140,00,Child's drum set, never � 0 HelpWanted C Photographic � ,$300.Nursingstethescope, hard toget 1'Ideal trailer for cam �IAnt $20.00.2 a- �r��E DAY I❑ Work Wanted Equipmeing,X4,500.1974 Chevy Suburban, Z . our Oro Val- 00114 Cr "Tb GET 0 Musical Instruments y fully loaded, :5,500. 0 ❑ Give Away29s-4918. o U �� 5 ley Voice to I is 0 Wanted to Buy ETV & Stereo R T,MATE -,r E 0you, no matter F �E s For SaleCollectors Subscribe today to ost W whereyou the Oro Valley Voice. p0i❑ used care � clo 1 5 Livestock might be. Only $3 per year.CPeta & gh pLATes.�, Used Trucks Phone 884-9880 orR 0 Motorcycles 0 Patio Sale Please notify the Oro 624-3745. "�R�� 0 Miscellaneous Valley Voice at least aC Bicycles week in advance, of 4s lDEAs 0 Boats I your address change, - ) LOOKING TO E)EE so we may correct our BUY,SELL, B►u�1P1E� 16 mailing RENT HIRE, C A RTo o,J S For the Sake Of Clarity. Please Print 884-9880 ? hiUsWORr or �7-1 ON S 624-3745 try --$5 o.nr pAy" Thank You ( or ?') I I Want AdS The Management G..LV 20 l o Z'1 Sr; W EST ,....014c, -acH M15515,Ipp i 39S6o .._ I I Phone 884-9880 or624-3745 Clipthis n -- mail it in with $3 for your I I coupon subscription to the Oro Valley Voice!I I - NOT FOR PUBLICATION I My Name II NAME Street address I ADDRESS 11 City State ZIP PHONE NUMBER I enclose $3 for a year's subscription to the Oro Valley Voice. Bringto: Bringto: 7-ELEVEN Maximum a"'ttl°"-3 Tim*For Each want Ad DEADLINE FOR WANT ADSID I Mail to: No.16553ONLY IS FRIDAY NOON Oro Valley Voice, Sancruval Publications, Ted Turpin, 8700 N.Orade RD. No.795 ONLYI 16054 Orade RD. Editor, P.O. Box 3003, Tucson, Az. 85702 Catalina Ln_._..._________-...�.....,...,- B-4 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE July.,1977 SHOPPING CENTERS ARE POPPING UP • Retail businessmen discovering OV area growth By LEE THOMPSON owns about a dozen shopping Sales have remained about way store, Valley National He said his sales have the finer arts,"Harvey said. Tucson's northwest area centers in Tucson, Houston level, he added, because of Bank branch, Revco Drug tripled since moving to Plaza "Many times, they want to has been getting increased and Dallas. In Tucson these competition from nearby Store and several other Escondida. know more about the artists, attention recently from local include the Woolco Center on grocery stores in the recent- stores. "The customers we have or about just what I had in land developers and mer- East 22nd Street and South ly constructed Plaza del Oro Bill Brooks, manager of here are more receptive and mind when I created some- chants — as well as from Alvernon Way, and Ram's and Plaza Escondida shop- the Safeway store in Plaza much more appreciative of thing." businessmen in other areas shopping center at North ping centers. Escondida,wouldn't disclose of the country. Dodge and East Ft. Lowell Jack Keshishan, manager the store's weekly sales The Casas Adobes shop- Roads. of The Cheese Shop in Casas figures,but said the number NEWS DEADLINE NOTICE ping center, oldest in the One of Harris & Co.'s Adobes, purchased that of customersTas exceeded foothills,has been purchased partners indicated there are store about a week ago after the store's expectations. by a California investment no immediate development considering several factors. He cited the location as an firm.Plaza del Oro and Plaza plans for the Casas Adobes The architectural design of asset,saying:"The store not We are interested in'giving publicity to worthwhile Escondida shopping centers 'center. Casas Adobes appealed to only draws customers from activities,just as you are interested in getting the story have recently been built and Casas Adobes dates back him, he said, because of its Tucson and Oro Valley, but published. However, we must meet our production are doing a fast-rising busi- to 1956, when construction "old world" charm rather also from Winkleman, Main- deadlines; so we urge those having news items to ness. was started by Sam Nanini, than the contemporary look moth,Florence, San Manuel submit them by: Construction on a regional president of Casas Adobes found in some centers. and Oracle." • inco-owner12:0O Noon Freda shopping center, similar to Estates, and was completed He said he relocated the Henry Harvey, y eastside Tucson's Park Mall, the same year. Casas Adobes area because of the Creative Blacksmith, is expected to begin early in The second section was "this area has the gourmet- is one of several merchants s 1978. The complex will be added the followingyear, oriented people who will buy who have left Trail Dust I oro vaiiey if- `ice- built P on 70 acres at West Ina • completing one-fourth of a top quality, European im- Town, on Tucson's eastside, Road and North La _Cholla projected $2 million center. ported food." in the past year to move to Boulevard. Toda the territorial st le • The land was sold by • His clientele, he said, is another business area. y' Y increasing by 10 to 15 cus- -- shoppingcenter, with its �� ...$ Nanini Investments Ltd. to tomers a day. ,.. ;.� . Spanish tile and archways, S— � t- ��. Federated Department Plaza del Oro is a $3.3 >., K .k, P houses a Food Giant super- Ali � ; .: � . Stores,Inc.,a national chain million shopping center at ' ' ' ,.,4,-• . ,.. „, , merket,First National Bank �� ,,.E , ,� v' . whose stores include Levy s, branch, law offices, a real g ,'•4 4 t , Orange Grove and North in Tucson. Oracle Roads which opened !t{ x :*'.::444; y ; The shopping center will estate company, dental and last November. Tucsonan 1 a•• , .: . �:'.-s ..PP g � .� .L �”f � y� � ..�t�- r .� be anchored by a new Levy's optical offices and other Joseph Cacioppo developed 1 't z- ,$ , �� retail outlets. - �: ,. ' - , ,. . : store, the developer says. the 103,000-square-foot facil- 4 , ,_. -� . , - `'`� � ,, f h In May,a rezoningrequest q P it after havingowned the Richard Tornquist, rest- �� it -� ',� � � ,�.:. • Invest- dent of Food Giant, said the parcel of land sinceea "• sought by Nanini nine-acre ,. Food Giant store in Casas x menu was approved which 1940. 4. ': `�� Adobes has been avera nr.iii `� changed the 15 acres adjoin- g The shopping center has a ing that 70-acre site from about 6,500 customers a L u c k y's supermarket, 4 r 4. 4" residential zoning to com- week. Skaggs Drug Center, travel , mercial. firm, restaurant and other ,gin: Local investor Allan Elias TEC bus small retail outlets. • ''It.,„ sold the Casas Adobes Shop- A Lucky's spokesman said An - . •y It ping Center in April for$2.9 the store's sales during the million to an investment firm engineering first few weeks were more t~•.- ,� ., ,<� ._ :' in southern California. than $200,000 a week ., ,-, , _ : e' j 4 4 .,,,t. - ; The Spanish-style center • which he considered to be a {.��. was purchased byManage- firmrecord high when compared >b ` �� '' g assets� „,:,,,4 ment Corp.of America,Ltd., to supermarkets throughout , ". . then transferred to Casa In- Tucson. . - v.. <' -• '----*'..4. .' .: TEC, Inc., the electronic , vestors, a limited partner- Since that time, , `. P firm which launched its he sand ��: �+ '` • ��.�.A�>� � PVV, 1,�� shi mana ed F. Thomas sales have leveled off ,Y v • ?i :. P g by Arizona operations a decade � �;�;,� � . ;�. � � r .. Winters III. ago in Oro Valley has slightly - = 0_ Both firms are part of purchased all of the assets of Richard Morse, co-owner �� ',, � - . s i Harris & Co. Break-On Engineering Co.of of Little Professor Book 'x Recently,F.C.Waldron, a Center,moved his bookstore ` - ,,,„ii, :,,,,,,if. 5 Y Temple City, Calif. :� partner in Harris&Co.,told The California firm last fall from La Placita, a '.� � .... ,. � � .- �. local newspapers that his designsdowntown shopping and ��; . `.: ms , � ' w '. .. • and manufactures PP g `�� - firm considers Tucson and miniature toggle switches office complex, to Plaza del other growing cities in the used in the computer and Oro. �, Unlike some merchants in � � "Sun Belt"outside of south- related industries. ' i` � ern California a sound invest- All of the operation is in La Placita whose businesses r�> r� .;k - w market. collapsed because of too few �` . ment the process of relocating to P "The southern California TEC's '150,000-square-foot customers,Morse said he has 4 market is overpriced," he facility at 2727 North Fair- increased his sales substan- }d. z added, and some invest- view in Tucson. tially by relocating. `, -, - .:. fir ment companies haven't TEC, Inc. is a publicly- "Before moving we con- .r40. , worked hard enough to pro- owned torpor tion which sidered various locations," Ile:- vide a strongreturn for their began tradingon the Morse said,"and we did a lot y A f investors." American Stock Exchange ofwork on statistics concern- �4.. g •p. Currently Harris & Co. May 13. ing the growth potential of T.10,4, *aik 4` a certain area. ., ......k -.... "We believe it was worth it .r FOC all to move here because there should be continued growth Interior Decorating needs in this part of town,"he said. • Two miles north of Plaza Ga Jim I I I Gtehel i n OrtIaIlei Oro, Magee and North del at g at 297-4509 Oracle Roads, is the Plaza :k-. � :#� �� Escondida Shopping Center • DESIGN ACCESSORIES • which opened last January. ■ ■ • FURNITURE LAMPS • The $3 million facility was • ■ • UPHOLSTERY •• built by Naredel Co. and is ■ Where The Grin Gets Grinnier! •■ • CARPET ■ • DRAPERY SPECIFICATIONS a owned by Questa Properties, ■ It's Summer time and the living is easy at the Old Adobe. • • • WALLCOVERING COLOR CO-ORDINATION • both in Los Angeles. � •To beat the heat this year,the Old Adobe will be open for lunch from ■ The center includes a Safe- ■ 11 a.m.-2 p.m.Monday thru Friday,while dinner will be served under ■ ■ the stars from 530p.m.-8:30p.m.each weekday. • i - y ■ ■ Proprietor •Bill Gordon will be there to say hello and serve you your ■ ■ favorite thirst-quenching drink. • ■ • And Chef James will continue to prepare some of the finest Mexican ■ ■ and American food found in the metropolitan Tucson area. ■ COME WITH US OCTOBER 3-25, 1977 Visit places where the Bible ■ Closed Saturdays and Sundays • was lived before it was written: Egypt, Jordan, Israel,Turkey, Greece • ■ (including 4-day cruise to Greek Islands);and, homeward bound a day ■ ;_mss ;. a and a night in the Netherlands:22 days at less than$100.00 per day(if ■ ,;�, = ; ,..`.t • ■ paid byAugust 3rd), Tucson back to Tucson EVERYTHING : .44- -74,_ -" `�____ 1, ■ g "Bert" ■ ■ INCLUDED! This is the 5th tour hosted by the Rev. Elbert S. ■ �, r ,. • Morford. In previous tours we have had Baptists, Disciples, I '-! t •Episcopalians, Friends (Quakers), Lutherans, Methodists, Nazarenes, IV-711"1/711717174 [ The • . d dob Roman Catholics TRULY ECUMENICAL! For complete information ■ . 1��' .'. ' ..., . ■ 327-8534,or write The Rev.Elbert S.Morford,2637 N. Norton ■ ' - - • .-- 'd ----- k• --- Pitlophone Restaurant. • Ave.,Tucson,AZ 85719. a ■ ■ ■ 40 W.Broadway Downtown ■ ■ Plenty of Parking • • - 882- 411 Closed Sundays I ■ s SaII■■s■■aaassaaa■■■■sssissssssassassssssssssaasssl;