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Historical Records - The Oro Valley Voice (65)
..1fl:fl, �l f A1L ' Y IC ` � :l x-t t ,.......... ,. e _ ..............., _, y• ,. Q ii Ac 1,. 1 . t ' oro riiiii* ---4P Published for residents of the Town of OrofValley, Pima County, ArizonaYilliir rucsor '' "...iii „, _ . , - __-- ---- iv- 7 4- Vol. V. No. 1 -3*--i% I\II wes OV One Section, Eight Pages 15 Cents‘' Wednesday, January 4, 1978 Ali • „... NorthwestcableT .V . • E de inclu may s it e 111 , „..,,,,,e.,..,-04. i ,,,,,,„, , _ s , s v„ "� ,�:,.,r"''' '+^�n4 .;� -,,r,......),...-- aaA ::. .i S...,,...;.-*.t-,,),-: = , _ ' S � 7 than town residents to simplifymatters" s � � y By LINDA THOMPSUhi �� ; �` Pima Count Supervisors' interest in she said. _ � «= granting a Northwest cable television She compared the cable T.V. contract e franchise could bring the service to Oro with Oro Valley's agreement for sewer • j g Valley in the next six months to a year, services with the county. The county the supervisors'attorney said. manages and maintains the sewer lines �' Complaining of poor television recep- within the town and in return is paid Qro `7 4. v Northwest Valle ins' sewer user fees, charged all 4. tion in their homes, se eral Y . county residents. Saguaro Cable Communications has :,-.4-, ,. � . _ INSIDE Tests •ISSUE: asked for a franchise to serve residences <� .�=~ �. • x s north of Ruthrauff Road,south of Tanger- �fi - JANUARY �4.,,,,s;;A:-.: �� ��,„ �`~ ine Road and between Oracle Road and ^� y „, LIVIIVGInterstate 10. 0• � . .� �,���;2�,k r`a\�'^�_ � ,. 9�tWr��`-.� �a � ��a� ` ^v, • n� r �� = �� y The• company would provide cable� ;:.�.. .�� � the new Southern Arizona magazine service for all four Tucson television a stations KZAZ in Nogales, Channel 5 in � ��` residents re uested at a Dec. 28 heari•ng Phoenix, channels from Chicago, San �. q �, :� �.. � w. ��. � � ��:� � .��.,� �� �� � � :� x Francisca and Atlanta. �� Board of Supervisors okay cable that the fi �. The firm plans to charge $19.95 for ,, x °� � �, ��� =� T.V. for their area. Saguaro Cable '�� cable installation a$7 35 per month users � �� � ,�� `� Communications, anationwide firm, has • • , � � fee and additional charges for a second -„ ,,. x ... ��� � _ > � forhe franchise. r �� � �. -, applied t p �v €f "� �G.�o.. x �� ' , • • outlet. ;� �'' Oro Valleys Town Counc>1 determined { �_ „ last year that a cable system for the town � � �: die , .e..; �w :m �� , 4 , ' � r area alone would be too costly to operate, ` in response to a bid by another Tucson • �� < � ,: company to start the service here. st after reviewin Arizona Voice wins h ,� _ Lacy said that g ‘4,44 =� '*.`r� r r<,baa •wa....< �r �e t�� ay q s�ki,7.,,,,...-;.„ '��i,S".,`. • 1x �, ° .. *. y.�. A statutes atthe Voicesre{/,,��uest, he .a r `Z .. >�i E33�. >.� .:.+.a +wR. .,ice 1 1 k7-,...,.4.%:',, � • `� 4 h believes Oro Valle residents can contractDIU NNF� • belle Y e rI000n wi•th the cable T.V. franchise holder o-I a. �'d... a Za '4' �5(�v 4 �`��°4t �� a a� e vi �� �w without any action by the town council. Inits firstyear of eligibility, the Oro Oro Valley,however, could opt to issue �. k.,....- ^ B Z Valle y Voice has been named a ..Bs. lue• Its ownLfranchise with Saguaro commi.,... ,,,,,,i,: 4tRibbon Newspaper” by the National. �� €.� = I nossaid♦ o ` • 4 ' he Newspaper Foundation {NNF) et te =: g< The county supervisors are expected to The award i•s. wen annuall •m recogm rk+« 4 �; J • vote on the Northwest franchise at their . tion of alert and progressive community- * Jan. 14 meeting. Lacy suggested that if . S minded newspapers, said NNF President ,� t Oro Valley wrshes to issue its own , .._ h • Teter A. Dragon. franchise, it should enter into an "inter- The voice hasn't been eligible for the , s governmental agreement"with the super- a award in previous years because of its `� fi "'� visors before Jan• 14. • �` ` .d youth and lack of membership mother Qro Valley Mayor Lois Lamberson sal • �'` yY cable television isn't scheduled to be professional associations. r w� � Throughout the nation, 313 newspapers ik • discussed at the next council meeting, to were so honored ran from the �e' `it rains council tomorrow evenin (Thursda �g• • g Y smallest weeklies to large dailies There Oro Vallee Country Club maintenance men Doug Firestone,front,and Derwin Kelley She said she would have to study the are approximately 7,fi40 newspapers in shovel sand from the green of the 11th hole at the club's golf course.The sand build-up matter further to determine whether the the U.S. was caused by water run-off from last week's rains.The 12th and 13th holes were also town should act on the county franchise. Judging takes note of a newspaper's hit b • the sanriy run-off. The maintenance men said no damage was caused to the "In many of Pima County's actions we coverage of various types of newsmaking course. (Photo by Chris Ipmlierling) participate as county residents rather categories — governmental, educational, 0 r ieligious, cultural, commercial, youth, 3 o r 4 VIE F R HANE Si SEAT special groups and others. Weight also is attached to how deeply the newspaper's publishers and staff take ApPlican O O part in community and public service evenlrs affecting their circulation area. In all, 25 criteria were considered by t 0 III rvie wed the national judges before naming the ro w Three or four candidates for a vacant one of three items on the revised agenda A fourth item was scheduled to be Voice a Blue Ribbon Newspaper. Oro Valley Town Council seat will be for tonight's special council meeting, considered by the council tonight,but was To be considered, all publishers had to interviewed by the four current council although that vote could be delayed until scratched from the agenda when submit aself-evaluation critique, several members at an executive session of the Jan.26. developers of the Qro Valley Heights consecutive copies of their papers for the be held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Tonight's meeting was called in order to subdivision withdrew their final plat. judges to inspect, and then undergo The meeting will be closed to the public. adopt the newly-organized Qro Valley Cella, Barr, Evans and Associates — further judging by the national experts. It precedes a special council meeting open Town Code. Provisions in the'new code the-engineers' firm hired by developer The judges are selected by the rfh1F, an to the public that begins at 7:30 p.m. in make it effective Jan.1,1978.Approval of Joseph Timan—indicated it wasn't ready affiliate of the National Newspaper Asso- the Oro Valley Town Hall, 680 W. Cade the code was tabled last month when to submit the plat, which lists im- ciation. The Voice is a member of the Concordia. building codes and a food tax section of the provements completed in the subdivision, rtNA's state affiliate, the Arizona News- Mayor Lois Lamberson declined to town code were questioned by two per- located south of Qro Valley Country Club paper Association, of which its publisher name the candidates who will be in- sons at a public hearing Dec.15. Estates, i•s a director. terviewed for the council seat left vacant The town code consists of all the town when William Eldon Hanes stepped down ordinances adopted by Oro Valley's Town j" �'i"" -"'�'-" �"""" "' �'�'®"�"1 for"personal reasons." Council. It was recently organized and I Lamberson said the new council indexed by Mrs. Lamberson and co ies nominations far Uro Valley s first Mrs. P member could be appointed, after the are available for three-day loan from the /14._ AN" wOMAN FO TSE Yl---AR r771 interviews,at tonight s public meeting. council office. successor will be named b the Jan. A third item on to ht's meetin I are As y g g 2fi council meeting at the latest, she agenda is a resolution from the council added. ordering road work in Shadow Mountain ] f Year Though she was uncertain whether Estates East. The council is scheduled to O e three or four town residents have applied adopt the resolution, since no opposition I WOInaII O;Year for the council post, the mayor said she was voiced by the subdivisions residents I I was satisfied with the number. before the protest period ended Dec. 23, "It's kind of an awkward time. We're the mayor said. 1 (I include a letter telling why I think these I right into the next election season," she Calling for bids is the next step in the I two individuals deserve this honor./ noted. The two-year term Hanes was complicated improvement district elected to in May, 1976, expires in four process. A majority of Shadow Mountain r i have indicated theywant their I mall COLI !n t0 t)t'o Val�eti' Voice, P.Q. BOh 300 , months. es dents ha Some of thea applicants for the osition rutted roads awed. kr-i'702 • PP P P I Tucson or were asked to apply by current council Property owners will be assessed to pay ,. members,Mrs.Lail,' said. far the work, although the exact method )I Ing to Town al, 60 Calle CotlCoi C�la i "Appointment of Council Member" is of assessment still must be determined. J ., 7 -‘ i ti[toryiiIs . , Statewide educational , ,, .-)5) i. .,ttandards are needed - ' . , ,'' / . _ =� r. ,, goilwi / �r -,,,, � t4 / f, Sentiment is building among graduates we have described <0 ?Ph* ' state legislators to impose some here. 44'. 0►• 74-40-..- sort of statewide educationalIn our own experience, �-,. ..,,; p �== standards standards which school administrators resisted ,y_._- O ‘0., will be enforced for Arizona strongly our attempts to make - ►>3 e� �j� e ' school children, sure an 8-year-old second ,,-/ ��` 4. Ace-4(.0 ,' grader was beingtaught to read _ � ' • � Proponents of such standards ' ;r _ in elementary school, taught ._.,, , vv, would make it mandatory that rather than entertained; and t. t each student pass the accepted taught at a level which would "-- 4 `�"' test for his level before being �� challenge his skill and demand allowed to continue on to a ,� f --- the best of him. - t tQ� f higher grade. Predictably, , - rofessional educators [who Teaching isn t an easy task. p should be at least as concerned Teaching the disciplines of THE DESERT OBSERVER about educationalp �ro ess as reading, writing and spelling isare parents and legislators] are perhaps erha s amoreg the most d if- opposed to such standards and ficult art of it and also is theWhite o • e r stay calm testing, andP romise a battle most crucial insofar as royal in the legislature to preparing a child for creative By CHRIS UNRUH and three times the fat and communicated by a rap on prevent their becoming state and exciting educational ad- White-tail deer go calmly protein. the ground with a front foot. p g about the business of living So the fawn grows rapidly But deer spend far more law• vancement to say nothing Of right out in the open. They and goes afield at about five time listening for noises preparing him for life in a can be spotted without much weeks, still under the than making them. We who deal with the complex society. effortmother in the mountains, protection. White-tail deer are found ' printed [written] word daily in through the foothills, in the Deer are not noisemakers. all over our country, but the our businesses have long Too .many teachers refuse to desert, except at hunting The fawns may bleat like Arizona variety is smaller. recognize at least publiclyseason. baby lambs, the mature They have shown remark- lamented the decline in literacy g • buck may emit a grunt-like able stamina for survival. amore not onlygrade school that the quality.of instruction, During � �'� sound. A warningmaybe They're ghunting y gentle, but tough. and high school students, but and the quality of education s e a s o n, I g and thus of literacyinthis among university graduates am t o l d ` nation is declining. But other they are in 1s- ' :' ��. . even graduates whose degrees g OTHER EDITORS S • - professionals who must *deal g ° ° d .: � a1 , are in journalism, English, or p . cover , -.imm • other fields where masteryof with the products of the c a m o u - �� i . � y��=. �. liaborI an un n.e � language skills should be a educational system, are flaged, or , .� ,logical result. growing increasinglyrestive. just plain absent.Which is quite sens- • But the truth is that fewer Writing in the official ible from the deer's point,ofd different wo r s publication of the American view.. students at all levels, by and White-tails, with their large, are able to read write, Society of Newspaper Editors highly developed senses of Journalists are scolded laborers are members of g ' recently, Prof. Henry . Price smell, sight and hearing, more than most people trade unions and many of and spell correctly, with the y g • identify for their use of words — them differ with their • noted that scores on the seldom panic. They d y leaders." level trending downward suspicious sounds or-objects and frequently they nationally-known Verbal 1 almost yearly. And since we before taking a course of deserve it. Larson admitted to have found Green Vallevan Scholastic Aptitude Test, "a a action. But Reed Larson of the having a rubber stamp Valleyan test which has That is why there are so Right to Work Com- with the word . Anthony S a e l is analysis, manynoble of deer. organized on it, which been given for a number of picturesmittee teams up with "People who write clearly, he uses almost every years....does show a distressingWhile the deer is sizing up a c.o n o mi s t Milton time "labor" is referred think clearly" to be generally - , , an intruder, a skillful photo- Friedman to toss a couple — true it leaves us with faint hope decline in verbal ability among grapher has time to take a of complaints at the to in a general way p our nation's youngpeople. picture of a highly alert working stiffs of the because its only the for the thought processes of p p g Y organized segment that's � animal. newsroom and editorial coming generations. Price, of the University of When they sense danger closet that we hadn't usually meant. South Carolina College o f they prefer to steal silently thought much about. But he differs with Mostprofessional educators, Professor Friedman on away or remove themselves Friedman wrote a of course, hotlychallenge this Journalism, cites studies made togood cover. If the situ.- "labor leader" or "union • g by Carolina highschools, letter in which he leader." viewpoint. Since it reflectstion calls for running they deplored the in- "Now,byUPI education surveys, bymove with incredible speed, P Now, Abraham badly on their specialized y � terchangeability(in many p the State of nd b the dashingover rocks, brush, Lincoln may well have y news accounts)of* labor been a leader of men," occupation, they must rise to Florida,' or fallen trees. and"labor unions"which. • U.S. Department of Health, Theyare prodigious leap- says the Right to Work defend the educational system P � he said, are not the same �� which is producing the kinds Of Education and Welfare. ers and few fences stop since "only a minority of top_dog, but Frank nk p g them.Most deer can clear an Fitzsimmons, George 1 The problem is not an eight-foot fence easily. Meany and Jerry Wurf e'k nBag Back isolated one; it pervades the Their feathery snow whitessWAt profesViewpoints are `union bosses,',or at v best union officials. entire U.S. educational system. tails are flashed to attract �� "If union officials were One Year Ago � their pursuer s attention to � g And it isn't something hatched really ,leaders, they A general land use plan that will one spot. When the tail is x' . , /' wouldn't demand the determine growth in Oro Valley during out eby`a bunch of ants educator put down the deer seems to -~ legal privilege of forcing ���:. �� g P g g the next 20"years, was started by a kooks. It exists. the evidence is blend into the surroundings. i unionism on those who group of four graduate students from all around us. We've come upon deer at i ;f t don't want it. Their the University of Arizona. night on the road when the s, '+v► `-- , principal tool is com- Two Years Ago The Arizona legislature will flashingwhite tail seemed a r ~y ' t? pulsion,not leadership." A redrawingof Pima County's .g � � P P y be wise t o insist o n some safety precaution for the __ In view of the dues supervisor district boundaries could car's occupants.ants. The white �'�'.' � •--= 1 place Oro Valley in Democrat Ron educational standards, and to was much more dominant in !;; checkoff that goes with every union shop Asta's district instead of current make sure that they are en- the headlight's beam than i , '= ;: throughout the land, Supervisor Conrad Joyner, , s. forced. Their constituents will the gray, sleek, body fur. f . � � �� � �"� perhaps its not Three Years Ago The Pima County Board of Supervi- be doing the state, and �iet , A white-tail starts life as a necessary to belabor the society, sors has recommended that a liquor a service by supporting those five to seven-pound fawn. One man with -courage point. license for the Circle K at 8035 N. legislators Deers milk contains about makes a malonty Sarasota Herald- Oracle be disapproved. who do insist. twice the solids of cow's milk --Andrew Jackson Tribune 1..ssst.s..........................................n.............................sass.............................................sssssac........................s..sts..s.sss.s.s....seas.............................................sots.........................ss.ss...........................................................s.j is' THEODORE C.TURPIN .,,- Editor&Publisher Published every Wednesday by iJC _ DENNIS JOYCE• " --,. = Az..624.3745.Single copies 15 cents = ►0r0 vane News Editor c - each;by mail,;3 for one-year , : subscription.Second Class postage Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley.Pima County,Arizona z ' '�`,�/''" NEWS STAFF: i paid at Tucson.Az. = Mary Schmidt - ' LindaChris ThompsonKemberling : Publication No.324570 Wednesday.January 4, 1978 - mestitt,.......stsssa.eats..ses......a...........ss*.........s.ttasss......ts..sstt.tt.stttsssttl.......sa.ssssssststa............ass.tsa.ts.....ass.t.s.........................s............seas.ess............................s.s s.s•••••••••9••......s......sat...........................•....s.....s..s..sts•t...s.....•..•ts= Wednesday,January 4, 1978 ORO VALLEY [ARIZ] VOICE A-3 TED TURPIN'S SOUTHWEST CORNER Psychology of greed permeates government service Wonder why your income wages paid to those who work get themselves and their would at the same level of .frings the average federal even offered us the startling buys less and less, even for government. staffs bigger and bigger skill and responsibility if '' employee up to $17,350 per idea that raises should be though it has increased over That's especially damag- paychecks every month.And they W ere working in the y ear." rewards for "good work." ... the past ten years? ing here in Pima County, they succeed. private sector." And that's on top of (Don't hold your breath.) Wonder where approximately one- But it doesn't stop there. And you and I are paying fringes, says Ms. Payette. In defense of their pay why your fourth of the population Congress's greed trickles for it. Through the nose. fringes like vacations(up to boostfederal workers argue taxes go ' works for some branch of down, throughout the Yep, working for the 2h working days), retire- that the last time the y got up —and government—federal,state, federal Civil Service system, government at any level puts ment (50 percent of top anything like that was back up,and up le county, city, school district through the federal and state you into a very special, very salary at 55 after 30 years) in 1969, when white-collar —e v e n ,, , - ' or some other. courts and all their staffs, privileged class. But if you aUtomatic cost-of-living employees received a 9.9- w h i 1 eit ,,,;-sig • • And as the costs of paying permeating the employee work for the federal boosts,and three times more many of '1111 these government employees psychology of states, government, well, you are sick leave than private percent -catch up" raise. , the serv- ',,, go up,so do the taxes of those counties, cities, school the cream de la creme,wage- workers get. During the double digit ices provi- . -:'11. in "the private sector" who districts and dozens of kinds wise. There's more. Promotions days, they point out, prices ded by government get must pay the bills. - of political subdivisions such C o 1 u m n i st V i r g i n i a are automatic at the federal went up 41 percent while worse? It starts at the top, with as fire districts and sewer Fayette -said it nicely the trough. The longer an their increases averaged The ai,nswer to both members of Congress — districts, other day, writing about the employee works,the more he only 35 percent. questions is the same: specifically, by U.S. Almost without exception, problem of inflation: earns, thanks to a three- Well. as of now, they've government. Representatives like our own employees of government ...All bets are off if you percent raise every year or caught up,all right:12 raises And more specifically,the Mo 'Mallwho push hard to make more money than they work for Uncle Sam. And two. since 1967,or an increase of there are 15 million of you— This year's seven-percent 94.8 percent. r'1 1 gelitOr'tin .. more than double the total 20 general raise was extra. years ago," she pointed out, And the job is theirs for as adding: long as they want it, no And the average salary for all federal workers. no matter what the color of -As payrolls go,the federal flatter how much they goof their collars, has doubled Spector $hould resign one is a beaut — and job af• seekers know it.There are 76 And no matter how many from $7,642 to$15.738. applicants for every of us think they're not worth Put another way, govern- opening." what we paN, them, it's ment pay now averages as PCC college prexy (Say, remember all that touching concern showed by almost impossible to get fired from the government. $.4,000 a year more than pay in the private sector. Mo Udall and the federal (One exception:an underling There's a reason the rest of The campus newspaper at such requests is arrogant — to employees union leaders that who blows the whistle on his us are having trouble Pima Community College has put it mildly. "we must make government boss'dishonesty,'bungling or making ends meet. fraudulent ways.) called for the resignation of We can heartily endorse the salaris equal with hose in et , 'private industry"? Talk There's been some , Pima College President Irwin final six paragraphs of the preliminary scratching about overkill!) Editor's Quote Book Spector — and while we seldom campus newspaper's editorial: Ms.Payette points out that around to change this. find much in that newspaper "Spector's administrative if you're lucky enough to be a President Carter asked a There is only one federal employee, it helps to management group to look with which to agree, this time is policies and ethics leave too thing in the world be a white-Collar type — into federal salaries. and an exception. much to be desired. "because 1.4 million of those recently it reported back worse than being talk- "His tenure at PCC has been folks just got the biggest with a suggestion that pay ed about and that is To quote the Aztec Campus a stormy affair, highlighted by general raise in total dollars boosts be less automatic. not being talked about. in government history — a The present "merit News, "Spector is personally accusations, pretentions, seven percent boost that system,"it said, is a farce. It Oscar Wilde turning the college upside down rumors and lies. ... . • and inside out." "In his attempts to function as an effective administrator, We're not as familiar with HAPPY 1978! Spector handles students, Spector's relations with faculty faculty and administrative members as the campus problems callously. newspaper seems to be, but we "In the shuffle, he has lost As the new year begins, here are some stories have observed his abysmal touch with not only the in- relations with the Board of you can look forward to in coming issues of dividuals or groups he is Governors — specifically with supposed to serve, but even Dr. James Klein and any other i - with hs c,.. Bd f emplthi board members who attempt to oyer, e oaro ., Governors. get solid and accurate in- ',pi oro vane rir, ,.. "There can be but one final Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley Pima County Arizona. formation from Spector's conclusion. administration. "Irwin Spector's resignation His attitude in responding[or would solve a great many of — Go spelunking with members of the Canyon del Oro High School rather, failing to respond] to P.C.C.'s problems." "Outward Bound" program.The Voice is with them today(Jan.4),exploring the subterranean beauty of Southern Arizona's Onyx Cave. Get the picture, and'the story, next week in the Voice. - THE APPETIZER — Meet Lou Landon, developer of the Oro Valley Country Club Estates, Easy Living's Restaurant Roundup from which sprang one of Arizona's newest, most independent towns. .._ —Join in a special celebration of Oro Valley's fourth anniversary as a town this April, when the Voice presents some reflections on its past and the outlook for its future in the,midst of booming northwest Tucson. It'll put some c,---3 tasty ideas - .- . , — Relive the pioneer days of the Oro Valley-Catalina area with 'h recollections from some old-timers here and a first hand view of the ranching in your head. ) . tradition that lives on today. pp . ./. 5 Ara -41/6 / I And every week: MO _ ___L___ - The Catalina Call - Chris Unruh's Desert Observer and more. Every month in EASY LIVING The Southern Arizona Magazine , Subscribe today to the Oro Valley Voice and Catalina Call so you Watch for it in this newspaper won't miss any of these stories from your hometown newspaper. ....-- Aro ORO VALLEY[ARI'Z]VOICE Wednesday,January 4, 1978 NORTHEAST OF ORO VALLEY For all your PRESCRIPTION needs, Estes ho es to raise ulatiott shop in the pleasant surroundings of _ p pop A request to increase the impact of the proposal urban development is south of Lambert Lane, on RUGS home densities for 2.6 and to insure an orderly designated primarily for the south by Ina Road, one square miles northeast of manner." areas near existing urban the west by .Camino de Oro Valley has been tabled As the Tortolita plan areas, land roughly bounded Oeste, and on the east by La under the dome by the County Planning and presently stands, future on the north one-half mile Canada Drive. in the Casa Blanca Plaza Zoning Commission after = 6020 N. Oracle several county officials in- sisted that a "thorough land use plan should be Bevel- Senior Citizens Check Our Pharmacy Rates aped"before the proposal is- considered. hours 9 to 9 2972234 Estes Homes, Inc., and attorney Robert Stubbs, representing homeowners in -4. f r the area, requested Dec. 27 ""`-- �. �� 441.1fitU a change from one residence �� � '�, 4.04 per four acres to one per " a .. �,' pax acre, which would require - the TA. wore%amending ortolita Area - : : 110W '41 Plan ,�,,�,_ The Tortolita Plan,adop -. :A _—___ -_-_-_, liter :.. `,r 'MMw�"w.wn.,. ,.t,. *cam' ed in September, is a land �� WELCOME ....„ y`` Et( 7 isities ,.,..t.'1#4 n the �=�:,ed on :4:: . S E R V�C E , s > :4,,,,,,,,,,,ti:;, � z ,-/..,, NEWCOMERthe north by the county line : � C:ORI)I t\1 WELC)f%1F AtVAITS �I-%%'TIXSON.ANS on the south by Ina Road,on � � � , the west bythe Santa Cruz 4 The Welcome Newcomer Service of Tucson,with its many • .,1, F <eg trained hostesses will greet and welcome you to our wonder- River and on the east by a through the cooperation of our fir„__ " !~ "'„g ,..-4,,,,' ,'sv t.° as•.'fir;. .`.n$Gs +,�t�'v} ....,, '' `,- ,f'w'd merchants city'� d businesses.p�\ Oracle Road ���a :�,� and The commission also Attorneys move north tabled Estes' request until Oro Valley Town Attorney Walt Henderson counsels a client at his firm's new full Jan. 31 to rezone 320 acres SERVING ORO VALLEY AREA TOO! within the area, after the service Iaw office in the Casa Adobes Professional Plaza. Henderson and his partner county planning de artment Henry Zipf,of Oro Valley,opened the office because of their increased business on the P north side. (VOICE staff photo) forwarded a recommenda- tion to the commission which stated: Zipf•Henderson NUM6ER UNE RADIO "In order to be consistent, the decision that is made on open n o rt h s i d e FM the proposed amendment eio 95 should be applied to the law e r s office rezoning as well."Plong-time . . . y HenryZipf, a airpeople who The petitioners requested do. q resident of Oro Valleyand increased densities for land situated west of Oro Valley, native Tuesonan,and Walter east of the La Cholla Road L. Henderson, Oro Valley alignment, north and south Town Attorney, have opened a full service law j of Lambert Lane. office in the Casas Adobes The proposed densities Professional Plaza at 6997 would provide for an addi- N. Oracle Road. ffi tional 3,330 residents. Pre- Zipf and Henderson have KAI R is concerned. sently the Tortolita Plan maintained a part-time of- allows for 92,000 persons by fice in the location for sev- the year 2000. eral years.Henderson began working- full time there County department direc- Tuesday. tors from parks and recrea- tion, planning, sanitation, t�tf'alt Henderon, a former • trust officer with The Ari- and Many people defined as experts are in Conflict over and highway cited the fol- • lowing provision included in zona Bank, Casas Adobes interpretations of the trend of the national economy. Is it y the Tortolita plan at the Branch, will be the resident going up or down? time of its adoption; attorney at the new office. , Zipf & Henderson w ill In contrast, our mayor here in Tucson is veryclear about "Rezoningland to urban continue to maintain offices seeing an economic blue sky ahead for us. Good fortune is densities outside of desig- at 220 East Speedway beaming. Mayor , "I nated urban areas (outlined Boulevard, and they antics- 3' Lew Murphy told US. smell and feel very in the area plan) shall be pate adding-two new mem- healthy indicators ahead", preceded by a review of the bers to their firm during Like manyothers jobsTortolita Plan to evaluate 1978. concerned about locally, Murphy was inspired by IBM's decision to establish a plant in Tucson, initially with 1,000 employes. And there is also encouraging ig ,,,00..e.•' t ....ew\Vf. g news at Hughes about missile contracts to at least keep c, people working. The tourist season looks promising. ,.-�., �,,�� �. •p g in our �'� [�' future is expressed by such investments as the new ' regional • L.T � � � ;�I C.J l shopping center ' pp g at Prince and the Interstate. On the - governmental . g e nmental front, Washington is sendingus a ' � _��_ - �� public i housing grant of 17.5 million dollars. Tn mT 11Bill TO MT Ting ME MUM And there is talk of a tax cut nextear. The mines y are NOW PLAYING: -A'�''4 AI p having troubles but the copper business is expected to pick GOLD FEVER or DANGER tio+ � up by early 1979. AT BONANZA CREEK _ •-� � Put it all together, says the mayor, and we have something ( 4 ". ;The most fun �, i celebrate in Tucson besides the climatic blue skyand we ve had here sunshine. well,since sunshine." Micheline Keating I+►.\ Tucson Citizen \ ,��, ' r package of fun' r John Peck 5 illyr Arizona Daily Star ' If you have comments or suggestions, write to•ngoarilg • Ihiptvimen �ii�:s KAIR [s Concerned." MELODRAMA with Ca-Can Dens.Danje and Pim Playing And an Wei*EdVilla!(ie,Kiss!) • PMiAd.E PEAR 0lNMEA till PAc�A6E AllAlLAtIE Showhmes are wed.&Thus.art 8 pm Fri.a Sot. z:r s: . The above editorial was written by John Riddick 9:15 pm Sun. a Pmand aired by KAIR AM and FM. Jji1I 886942ust Town • .... ,,, i `-- '--1-7..1•:'7,7- f-j---,..: 1,'''' .:,'---': . .........,37' • .... . - ' • -, .---*- .... ;,.. if ...., / / CALL , - Wednesday,January 4, 1978 Blaze destroys storcige .. . .. . Jits. . , ,,,a,,„„ shed ; fireman burned . 2„,,,,,....... , „. Fifteen Catalina fire fighters and three at 12-noon Monday. Most of the fire trucks responded to an early morning fire fighters responding left the scene after Monday that destroyed a wooden building the blaze was under control at 4:30 a.m., t used as a storage shed by a Tucson man. White said. ,.. ' 4, i i-01 Catalina Fire District fire fighters ,,, 4 4' ,, 4 *- 4. ' + answered a 1:47 a.m. alarm that took -, er them to the structure on Avenida de la Coronado council Canada and Pinto Lane. .4,„ aliNvoir44.-,e. '' Nt, ,-,' —4.- , — .4, - . .,, „ :,,, . ,,,, ,,,, .-,,,,+,6. -. ,-::',...ii,,_A/::i 4t.:441, Firefighter John Deskins suffered first disbanded; head . ,,,.- and second degree burns on his arms soon after approaching the building,which was • . ,,, ..,, .,., .4 ,..,..•; :,,. -.„.., 4' . engulfed in flames,said Cal White,district leaving Catalina - . ,..- ,.,. .. ,,,, chief. ,-.:: . Deskins was treated at Tucson General The Coronado Area Coordinating - .**---4...-, Hospital and released Monday morning. Council that once aspired to serve as a ,,,,,--.tOP-t, * ' ....., • . , Pima County Sheriffs Deputies are forum for public discussion of local issues 4 i le;0 ;44 ik. . ..) .,, , -.., ..s.„10* investigating the blaze to see if arson was has been disbanded. , , . , , 4„, , ,.. , a the cause. White said the fire was begun Chairman of the council, William iiiisik-, •,., it, ,,, ,,,, -. ,s inside the structure, which he described Simpson, said he was unable to generate OF,,Z-t'''. ,,„--, , ' ".,,,•-„, . as"completely dry." ',.`,Itatt \ '.-1, ''s -:,,,,,..: -*sr,...11, Not enough interest in the group among local * 4* 4 tot,.... .,,,,,,,,, VV., ‘,,...• ., , ..,..,,, „,,,, , fr. It had been used for the past two or residents,so he dropped the idea. , --1,...._ -, . 4. ''' ,.,„„. , , • Simpson works in Tucson now and is ,,, , , '-oi, —-,,,,, ,,, ,„,::,.*r ** „ 1 .„ ''''4, A: ,.. ... -4, , ,,,...- ...,,,,* trying to sell his Catalina home: The ,k,,, * 1, ...„ ,?, ,,. ''''' ,..,,,,, , .4, '''''' ..: s„' ',... Ili* * coordinating council sponsored one public 4,....4,4,.. .. # i Af ••, ,.,' INSIDE THIS ISSUE: meeting here in July, which was attended ' 44r1., -,---4`,:::'-'-:::;;' . t, # 4., t ,.. I ,. •4 ' • e . JANUARY by county and state government officials. . _ --;f;# *--ta , _ 1 : .4,, , --0- , •---, - •.,• ,, $,..- -, EASY LIVING The meeting cleared up questions in some Catalinanst minds about whether -k is- , i>":*„.,--''''‘.s'1 ..,,-1, ''''''''‘,4„,„,. ,--: .*'. ' t ,• , ' 4- .N „ , 4 , .,-.., ‘,.' ,.,44. - ,.• - ,.... ' ., ' --- .1. ,t4 .., -,%4 ,*. .., . they would be forced to meter private ' .44'''Ar' ' .,----, --, ,,ilet, A s,fi ,. ' , the new Southern Arizona magazine .•,- ,. ,...v. water wells. About 80 persons attended , ,,, # ., i ..4„. , that meeting. st,- , 1 , - --- 1 . lk, ' • -t, , 's , -er -_-.., - ...„.„1 ,1..• e, ...e, ,014, ,... , 0 Simpson said in June that he saw the :...,, - ,.#, s ,,,46, , ...:,(..,,.. , three years as a storage shed for Coronado council as an alternative to mattresses and furniture by W. Gross. incorporation as a town for Catalina— a Back to norm,a1 15420 N. Oracle Road in Tucson. vehicle that would give the loosely- The Catalina fire fighters determined defined community some official voice. Boyd Hicks, a highway maintenance man for the Arizona Department of there was little chance of saving the At least one other attempt to form a Transportation takes a shovel to a rain-damaged drainage ditch on U.S.Highway 89 at building when they arrived, so they community council met a similar demise in Golder Ranch Road. The ditch became clogged during last week's rain, causing concentrated on keeping flames from a 1966. That group, however, was flooding on the highway.The maintenance crew also repaired damaged roadway at neighboring inhabited house, White said. disbanded because of personality conflicts Hawser Street and along the highway frontage near the Catalina Youth Activity A three-member crew was mopping up rather than lack of interest in it. Center. (VOICE staff photo) CATALINA CURRENT . Holiday settson brings celebrations, vactitions By BETTE CHASTAIN and Maui, plus all the other sights the "Care and Disability," which the Senior and given medical care as soon as possible, Aloha State has to offer. Now Generation will sponsor. as necessary. The very old are among It was a gala New Year's Eve party at * * * * * * most prone, so those of you with elderly the Lariat Inn Saturday night. Attended folks in the home, be sure not to sacrifice by many local residents, winter visitors Alice Rogers received a surprise Christ- Many means have been suggested to their health to save a few and some Tucsonians, it coincided with mas gift from her son in Atlanta: He sent conserve energy. However, many elderly pennies. th We t with l the many private gatherings and open her a round trip plane ticket and she flew persons could suffer by one of them possiblwanem us aslong as e. houses held in Catalina to say, "Goodbye, out of here like a rocket headed for because some are unable to maintain a * * 1977." Georgia.She plans to return the middle of healthy body temperature in a cold rooln. * * * this month. In trying to conserve fuel,they must be Remember, Friday all CRB P.O. box Vic Boucher Jr. * * * careful to keep the thermometer above 65 holders start picking up their mail at the spent the holidays ., Lee Myers, site manager for the degiees to prevent accidental "hypother- Plaza Drug Store. with his parents An- ,,, , Catalina Senior Now Generation group mia."This condition is recognized by the * * *_ ,.,.., : , na and Vic Sr. A has signed up for a semester of classes at victim being cold to the touch, confused BINGO:Every Friday evening at 7 p.m. former candidate for , -_..,.. - ,,,,,,z,„ Pima Community College. Two of her and even in a stupor or coma. Elderly in the church at Everett Street and ,,,,,,, - t.f courses will be "Long Term Care" and persons should be rewarmed very slowly Avenida de la Canada. Sheriff of Pima Co., -- „.%„.. - Vic Jr. now owns a private investigation *7.,:. s5 ,,,, business in Phoenix. ,,,,, , --e- Get an armful of news His father is offering Just clip this coupon and mail another firearms safety course beginning delivered to your home with your check to: Oro Valley Voice Catalina heliport Monday,o Elementary School.The seven-from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at for as little as P.O. Box 3003, Tucson, AZ 85702 Coronadc a week course costs $2 per person and is - 41/2week... open to persons nine years old or older, still uncertain; both male and female. Please start my subscription to the Oro Valley Voice. Both Vic and Anna have been donating I their time to these classes for many years. Call 825-3589 to register. Enclosed is my check for$3 for one year 1 owners respond . . . $5 for two years 1 ' Russ and Peggy Myles had triple the $7 for three years I reason to celebrate at the Ramada Inn Name I in next week's ..._....________._. 1 Christmas Day —their 42nd anniversary, and Russ'birthday and of course, Christ- Address I mas. '' * * * City State 7ip I VOICE/CALL Andy and Rose Shortman have just I returned from a lovely relaxing vacation Telephone S 1 in Hawaii, where they visited Honolulu MOM MOM IIIIIIIIIIIIIII MIMI MINIM Imo 111111111=NM NM=IIIIIIIIMIM.1111MI MIMS UM.J , B-2 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday, .January 4, 1478 80 compete .,.,,,, - ..:-,,. * 1p.---.7 ,it,.<,„ .. ,,,,,, 4,-.....•-\.--f:* ' -2:.: .......ipipp.-- , —, ‘ ,.., , ,.. A- 4y, ::: :: ' : inOVcIubs ,.,-,-1-,$*4-...„..:!..it,,,,,..„zei.',I., .,,- s , . , 4. 4,.we,4-...- , , 1.• AeOP'- ' '- ' - c K �� z .: Anti-smoking v y�.s. -' V -..` s * ':',z ,,,,,,..- .,- rm programset Nassau tourney M � , ,,. rya ." r vim` nix >�, ,s�, S ,�,4Mr.�e. ?. The Oro Valley Country �, - i . , , `� � ° at Plaza hotel Club had 80 golfers turn out ` a0111101., ., for the Best Ball Nassau - � � Tournament held Saturday. :. `ter' * A Smoking Facilitators .�. �: ., :.=� 1 .� Training Program has been In the front nine category, ► = � �^ ;„ ,, . -" • place �. scheduled for Sat.,Jan.14 by • two teams tied for first �,� .' ° with a score of 31: �Jack �� � --� ,�� "` the Arizona Division of the "' .,, ,`- American Cancer Society. Lucey and Gene DeWitt; ,, ----- ,-w� .�, 10 Del Ross and Mark Wilson. ilia& waii. �� p `��` 1:1 �`• '�•� _ �� � The program will be held There was a three-way tieallimivit ' • at the Plaza International for first place with a 31 in _�,., f, Iw. �� Hotel in Tucson beginning at back nine competiton:Lucey d - '-.fr � ,°. 8:30 a.m. AluililialliMMMulakk- and DeWitt;Tyler Goodman .� r` z .� • Persons interested in and Dave Jones; Floyd ''" t learning to lead groups in a Sedlmayr and E.S. Steve `t ,, _ , *• '., 4, stop-smokingprogram may Engle. �� � dr*flit�� �,� come to the training Lucey and DeWitt swept .��� �> 1 program. Requirements for the tourney's competition ;* ' . . takingfirst place in the 18 - x " ` 4^ facilitators are that theybe . „� qualifiedbehavioral scion '�� °� hole competition with a • score of 62. Goodman and --•*•':: ��`. $ w • `, �. tists or experienced in �1 working with groups. They Jones followed in second "` `� � ` . should also be ex-smokers of place at 63. w : t six months or more or non- Gene Gilbreath, country ''. - smokers. club assistant professional, � � .wsr '_ More information is reminded members that v"' _ • : . :- .,.x . :oma ., available from the society's Friday the club will have a `' `` Pima County office at 1735 pro-am event in conjunction - '� ' , . �� • E. Ft. Lowell, 795-5421. with the Tucson Open. The .-. • 7.* golf course will be closed for �:. - �- • f..:.. ��r •- � , open play until 2:30 p.m. .- :......, -. ... _ ► HALF A happier New Year For approximately 70 underprivileged children from Pima County hiked, square danced, and learned karate. SIZE single family homes and the Arizona Childrens Home,the They learned about the desert from The Arizona Sonora A.G. new year was a little happier. The children under the Desert Museum's Hal Gras,and also tried their hands at SH0P direction of Kathy Wilson spent last week at the YWCA archery and arts and crafts. At left, Gary Strickland 2Z43 EAST camp, Rancho los Cerros,north of Oro Valley.The camp measures yarn during an arts and crafts program. At BROADWAY hi i r d q u a rt e r was sponsored by the Arizona Daily Star Sportsman right, Mindy Bonillas learns the accuracy needed in the Fund for those children normally unable to attend such a sport of archery. [Photos by Chris Kemberling] T I(;S()�j, R 1Z. earnings rise camp.During the six-day camp children from throughout - - Get a copy at Third quarter earnings in CAVITIES, OBESITY, DIABETES RESULT oro valley ca 1977 for A. G. Edwards & and Sons, Inc., St. Louis-based intake �� /jl/! CLL / Plaza areu �r rt r�� u � o on revenues of$19.5 million. is in_J.( Food Giant at That compares to ear- Adobes nings of$1.11 million or 54 Most of us consume more to 50 percent sugar, as Only eight of the 79 order of greatest amounts. Coat at Arms cents per share on revenues than 100 pounds of sugar a suggested by some of their cereals had less than five So when you read"Whole Safeway at Plaza Escondida of$16.5 million for the third year. The high amount of names: Front Loops (48 percent of their total content wheat, sugar," you don't Oro Valley Town Hall sugar in the diet contributes percent)and Sugar Sparkled devoted to sugar, products know whether that means 97 i Circle K at Mabee and quarter of the previous g P g P g P orale year. to dental cavities, obesity, Corn Flakes(34 percent). such as Shredded Wheat, percent whole wheat and 7-11 at Hardy and Oracle The local office is located diabetes and possibly heart Even plain Heartland (26 Cheerios, Puffed Rice, three percent sugar, or 51 Nichland Mobile Home at 7110 N.Oracle Road. disease. percent sugar) and Bran Puffed Wheat and Wheat percent whole wheat and 49 Estates For the nine months One source of sugar in the Buds (32 percent) fall into Chex. percent sugar. in Catalina: ended Nov. 30, 1977, ear- diet comes from cereals.In a this group. Labels provide little If you want to eat less recent studyof ready-to-eat Special K, Kellogg's Corn information about the sugar, avoidproducts which Circle K nings were $5.09 million or y- P gg g Catalina Pi.:.0.�9 $2.49 per share on revenues b re a k fast c e r e 1a11 sof, Flakes, Rice Krispies and amount of .sugar in the list sugar as the first Red's Bait and Tackle of $60.5 million. During the researchers found that 11 of most of the bran and product. The FDA only ingredient, and consume And at El Con Shopping comparable period last year, 78 brands contained over 50 natural cereals were in the requires that the food which omits sugar from center the firm earned$4.29 million percent sugar. 10 to 25 percent sugar ingredients be listed in its contents. 0 or $2.12 per share on Leading this list was group. revenues of$53.75 million. something called Super Old standbys such as Post .11 These results don't in- Orange Crisp, with 70 Toasties, Product 19, elude the operations of percent sugar. Wheaties and Grape Nuts Watling, Lerchen & Co., Twenty-four of the 78 were found to contain five to Inc., whose assets were cereals contained 25 percent 10 percent sugar. acquired by Edwards at the close of business Dec. 2, 1977. Eth tar'S vote Book When liberty destroys or- Earnings per share for the der. the hunger for order previous periods have been ' will destroy liberty. restated to reflect a 15 1 - percent stock dividend Will Durant ARIZONk CIVIC THEATRE PRESENTS distributed in October,1977. _ - "Dynamite” "Powerful" "Enthralling" ° Newsweek Wall Street Journal NY Times SHOW YOURSELF A GOOD TIME! Opens this Week 1fG Low-priced previews Tues.,Wed.8 p.m.$3.50,$5.50 �'p0� s Thur., Fri., Sat. 8 p.m. $5.50, $7.50 Ga t #1/ti SAG UARO DINNER - ..,,,,, - - .., .. ,,s,.. -. ,-..„,,,,,,,,„-._„. _ ,..k 7,1 S _ THEATRE ,..3., 4, ,• „ .........1 ,. imr.,.. 1E Iliki ,... ..„). f d 749 W.Miracle Mile5' 4 , presenting: .64,4_ '", , op TABLE MANNERS . ... -oaf - . . . . a wonderfully zany comedy i . taken from"The Norman Conquests,"a comic trilogy by Alan Ayekbourn. t January 4 thru 29 Wed. - Sunday, 6:15 p.m.-Cocktails, # 'x 6:45 p.m. Dinner. 8:15 Show DELICIOUS BUFFET DINNER - featuring Roast Sirloin Tip of Beef RESERVATIONS DAILY 9:30 A.M. 11:00 KM. Jan.3-22 at the Community Center SENIOR CITIZEN.STUDENT and MILITARY DISCOUNTS! EQJuc is an adult drama inciudtna a scene of mage and female nudity 623-9456 ORDER&CHARGE BY PHONE 622-2823 $1 off with this ad Student,Senior Citizen,Military Discounts Available Wednesday, January 4, 1978 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE B-3 *4 V''*4*4 4 --.,,,, Classified Advertising Commercial and Business Want Ads 413 Clothing »1 'et ervlces 707 Campers Index Ca s & � 5e per word,20 word minimum Shells ANNOUNCEMENTS Special Effects we Extra Per Word For Sale. Cornell Cap & Gown, Rabbit hutches all new galvanized welded wire construction. Com- CAMPER FOR SALE Blind Ads 50e Extra Ph.D.; Science PhD. hood; Gold plete with feeder,watering bottle, 1976, 8 ft. Southwestern Ranger 1013 Cardanouncementft Tassel mortar board, size 7-1/8: hangers. 1-2 and 3 compartment 103 of Thanks All Ads 4% Sales Tax 297-3800, with Jacks. 887-8115 after 5 or 105 Glve Away[Free] units starting at$30.825-9391 or weekend. 107 Lodge&Club Notices • Ask for Oro Valley Classified Ads 884-8586. 109 Lost&Found[Free] 9 41Farm & Ranch 111 Personals HORSE SHOEING 711 Parts & 113 Travel Opportunities 884-9880 Equipment Experienced. Reasonable rates. Accessories - Ph.825-9876.Harry G.Clayton. _ BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Deadlines ----------- ' Saturday 1 1 a.m. for WednesdayFOR SALE: Troy Tiller. 6 horse t 4 used tires. 800x16.5D. Lots of 201 Accounting,Bookkeeping y power,electric start&furer. 3901 509 Pets For Sale miles left.$45.825-9620. 203 Appliance Repair Golder Ranch Dr.Call only evenings • -- - - 205 Answering Service Combination Rates 1-825-3712. 207 Auto Service Green Valley News-Oro Valley Voice Rates FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 209 Building/Remodeling available phone 889-2092 Pure bred kittens:Manx&Persians. 211 Carpet/Rug 14271 Furniture Also Australian Shepherd pups. -�•.•.--- ---------- -- Land & 215 Cooling,Heating - _ " 825-3400 or 825-9376. 909 213 Concrete,Masonry FREE� Recliner rocker chair,large,vinyl, Acreages 217 Drafting ServicesKittens for sale.Manx Persians.2 219 Electrical Repair FAMILYNT A ADS light grey, used one week. Will Red Point Siamese. Australian W 221 Excavating&Leveling sacrifice.297-3721. 223 Handyman .� -- - Shepherd puppies$35 each.Pure- Five acres of beautiful desert SEE bred animals, everyone! Phone property. Located just 1 block 225 Hauling COIJPON825-9376. north of Tan rind Rd. and one 227 Income Tax 435 Household block west of La Cholla.$12,500. 229 Janitorial Services ._.._.- _ G s e•s _ - Call 297-3212. 231 Landscaping&Yard care 15 Cooling/ I n g� _ 233 Legal Services 109 Lost& Found international sterling silverware.98 TRANSPORTATION - 235 Miscellaneous Services [Free] Heating pieces. 12 seven-piece place 911 Mobile Homes 237 Mobile Home Services - - settings plus serving pieces.Value 239 Moving&Storage _ . 241 Painting&Papering Lost: two miniature female Protect your cooler with a heavy about $4000. Asking $2000. 701 Automobiles 243 Plumbing Repair schauners.Larger-sal#&pepper. canvas cover from Air-Master Gorham silver box included 297- 1,2,3,bedrooms for rent.Mobile 245 Roofing-Siding 3928 S.6th Ave.294-9358. 0384.Call after 6:00 p.m.Will make 1968 Buick LeSabre.AC, PS, pg, Home Ground• Space available. Smaller-Silver.Last seen on Oro arrangements to meet at 1st Laundromat open to public. 247 Sewing,Alterations Valley Country Club Golf Course. National Bank at Orange Grove& radio, heater, tilt steering wheel, Catalina CountryMobile Home 249 Swimming Pool Maintenance Reward$25 per dog.Call 297-6397. g 251 Tree Service g EMPLOYMENT Oracle. air shocks.Replaced engine,trans- Park N. Oracle Road Catalina 253 TV/Stereo Repairs mission,generator,alternator,car- 297-3830. 255 Upholstery = Wanted:to help rehabilitate those borator in last 2 years. $995. or 257 Well Drilling BU$I N E SERVICE who are less fortunate.We are in best offer. 297-0384. Call after Budger,10x55'with 9x13 expando. 307 Work Wanted need of tax deductible 6:00 p.m.weekdays,all day week- One bedroom furnished. Skirting DONATIONS of furniture, lamps, ends. and awnings. Tool shed.Screened EMPLOYMENT DIRECTORY ~-------- ed china, pictures & frames, post- porch.Orchard Valley Park,3950 E. Mature experienced nurses aide cards,stamps,coins,books,plants 301 Babysitter Wanted p p 1973 Cutlas 442, rallyhood & Hawser, Lot 60. Space rental will care for patients days or &pots.We will ick u Call Willing 303 Help Wanted 207 Auto Service evenings.825-9580. p p• g wheels, console bucket swivel $40/mo.includes water.Open 1-5 305 Help Wanted,Sales • Effort Industries: 327-1734 bet. Seats, cruise control, top shape, p.m.daily. 307 Work Wanted Mature woman wants live in job with 9-4 p.m. blue,white vinyl. Sporty, private, flexible hours. Experienced in loaded, reasonable. Phone 297- ) LOOKING T� �--' , convalescent care,chauffeuring& Household 8651 in Oro Valley. ___� 43 5 MERCHANDISE 1 t.' }i cooking. Call 297-4807 or 790- 'z IN SELL arse....... ac..Q.'.x --"i MISCELLANEOUS -, 0699. G' S Auto purchasing service! Pur- -- � . •"'•""- Two 50 i.galvanized gas barrels. chase your next new car or light ; RENT HIRE, 401 Appliances MERCHANDISE truck through a broker and save! '? 443 Antiques One braided rug 9'x11'.One spool Call 747-9932. w� • 405 Auctions All RV Service barbwire standard strength. 407 Books,Coins,Stamps Complete Motor- MISCELLANEOUS Phone 825-4904. try 409 Building MaterialsHomes,Travel -. WE CLEANED OUT 411 Carport,Patio Sale 413 Clothing Trailers,Fifth Wheels 401 Appliances Bridal Veil. Floor length mantilla THE PLACE . want Ads 415 Cooling,Heating and Campers -- style. Almost used. Paid $125. • 417 Crafts,Hobbies serviced by qualified fri r- Asking $20. 297-0384. Call after With aHlant Ad 419 Farm&Ranch EquipmentYear old Sears Coldsport Re ge 421 Firewood technicians. ator.17 cubic foot, Harvest gold, 6:00 p.m.weekdays.All day week- 423 Floor Coverings Complete gas.electric plumb- frostfree, like new condition, im- ends. .ng,repairs.hitches.tow bars. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 425 Foods wiring expertly installed Rein- maculate.$300.325-6284. 427 Furniture gerators&furnaces also ser- - - 429 Gift Ideas med.mobile service available - International Sterling silverware, - 431 Golf Equipment 413 Clothing 98 pcs.-7 pc.place settings plus HOLIDAYS 433 Health Foods All RV Service - serving pieces. $1600. 297-0384. HOME FOR THE 435 Household Goods lost off off 10 at 1225 Call after 6.00 weekdays.All day Handsome,executive 3 Bdrm home in 437 Jewelry,Watches,etc. W Miracle!vide Printed T-shirt proclaiming your 439 Machinery,Tools open:Mon >`ri a 6 p=T, "Right to keep and bear arms," weekends. ., _ one of Tucson's finest locations is 441 Musical Instruments Sat 9.5 Pm White$3.98,Yellow or Blue$4.98; now being offered to the buyer who 443 Nurseries,Garden Supplies By Aopo pitmen,,inly S,M or L;Postage paid.Send check i :, <Itexpects quality and perfection in every 445 Office Business Equipment 622 3709 or M.O."A"Shirt Company,P.O.Box 447 Photographic Equipment ' 8498-CRB, Tucson, Az. 85738. PETS $` detail.Grand for entertaining with its' � Delivery! 11 ft. beamed ceilingin Liv. Rm. 449 Recreation Equipment 209Building/i l C�i n Immediate LIVESTOCK BONNIE BEST, , 451 Sewing Machinesg� GRI BROKER featuring Mexican-style fireplace. 453 TV's,Stero,Radio Remodeling ,,. `� Formal Din.Rm.with air of informality 455 Wanted to Buy 501 Livestock �vi� rand real dream kitchen. Double PETS&LIVESTOCK My Dear,Would For Sale - 13:44fOree.k4electric garage door on secluded acre. TILE-Mexican Colonial Clay Floor You Believe Tile 70dper square foot and u . WE SOLD IT WITH ''` Offered at $142,000. For private ' 501 Livestock For Sale q p �- � ) Full blooded African.Goats Pygmy 503 Pet,Livestock Supplies Adobe Wholesalers, Tucson 793- A WANT AO -- t 7110 N.ORACLE RD.SUITE 105 showing call for an appointment. 505 Pet Services 8593. ' Type$50 and up.825-9620. 297-2516 509 Pets For Sale • BUSINESS-FINANCE Bring to 601 Business Opportunities11111E STAND �� FAMILY ., 603 Insurance O N „ 605 InvestmentsFir/ . 607 Money to Loan FOR �- WANT AD! 609 Money Wanted TRANSPORTATION , READy , HERE'S THE RULES 701 Automobiles 703 Bicycles 1. All items for the FREE family to omit any items not pertaining, ELEvEn 705 Boats,Motors,Supplies .. want ads must be written on the' to personal items. 707 Campers&Shells ii - 4. No personal worst ads will be 709 Motorcycles 2. Name, address, and phone taken over the phone. 711 Parts&Accessories number must be induded on the 5.The deadline for the FREE 713 Recreational Vehiclescoupon, or it will not be family want ads is FRIDAY (J ' 715 Rentals NOON. 717 Travel Trailers _ _ ted. To HELp 3.Only personal want ads will be 6. When item[s]is sold,please call 719 Trucks e lief L,.1 accepted.We reserve the right - - a A • RENTALS w,�. For The Sake Of Clarity,Please Print . /�' ,s* a; 8700 N• ORACLE 801 Apartment Furnished , .vl 803 Apartment Unfurnishedoi THE `=*00' 805 Commercial Rentals ° . , or 807 Home - 809 Miscellaneous Rentals �® d "Z., 811 Mobile Home A111. c 11 a 0 813 Mobile Home Lots z , 815 Share Living QuartersWANT ADS - '' 817 Storage Rentals , , 819 Townhouse e, 821 Vacation Rentals _ • 823 Want to Rent - is t1: a j REAL ESTATEa - © - _ NOT FOR PUBLICATION 901 Commercial Property NAME l 903 Farms,Ranches905 Homes 3 010 Va e ,sem- AADDRESS Income Investment Property _._• .,, 909 Land&Acreages �'°`""°"."°"'" _�.„'�.°�. .°""`°"""�„�°"' 911 Mobile Homes )0‘ PHONE NUMBER 913 Open Houses - _ • - , , . 16054 N. ORACLE 915 Real Estate Wanted Maximum Insertion-3 Times DEADLINE FOR WANT ADS CATALINA 917 Resort-Vacation Property V 1 _ice For Each Want Ad IS FRIDAY NOON 919 Townhouses 8-4 ORO VALLEY [A��VOICE Wednesday,January 4, 1978 TOP TOWN'S 'on. NEWS EVENTS AFFIRMTATUS • s : atn S ka I ...:wa-ci p i nne . will,,w .ht 1977 Oro Valley took on more of the early in December,to allow more room for burglar 0 if gro escaping from the home of Town last month_ responsibilities of a town during 1977, a town government operations. The new Marshall John Dillon. Another sign of growth was the Oro year in which headlines spoke of growth hall, at fi$0 W. Calle Concordia,costs$450 Robert A. Nor and 42 leaded Valley Voice's expansion April 13 to a and progress here. per month, compared to $250 for the old g ' pty tabloid si•ze. The paper's frequency was At the top of the news in the recently hall — an apartment on North Oracle to the burglary two weeks ago ui Superior increased from once r month to once Court. Police Officer Dave Ewing wash t � finished year was a proposal that would Road. � in'ured in the accident, every two weeks. have doubled Oro Valley's population area The town gained membership in the a , c dent, which •gained The paper later in the year switched to through annexation• of neighboring lands. Pima Association of Governments last county-wide publicity for the police de- weekly publication and ex anded to cover • partment. p A drive by Tucson National Golf May, after being snubbed for more than a the community of Catali•na, north of Oro Club-area residents to oin the town be an The county supervisors approved over g year previously by PAC's three members. little rotest the Rancho Vistoso Neigh- Valley' in May prompted by the disputed Through membership in• PAG -- a p gh Town residentstold a group of Univer- brouv passage of the Tortolita Area Plan by clearin a enc for all local federal fund �rhood Ply Oct' 17.. :velors ui the sit of Arizona • PAG ,,. ....,:,...... • g. g y 15-square-me north of Oro y like their town the way it Unable to convince residents in the $7,500 ant in Jul to urchase a newy alio ed to build homes for is. Armed with July p more than 30,000 people there. poll results and other Rancho Verde and Mesaland subdivisions, police truck.Chief Fred •Roof has ordered information, the urban planning students the annexation drive's leaders abandoned the vehicle and expects delivery soon. Two businesses opened in the town drew up a proposed "area plan" for the their effort in November. The present police truck was seriously during the year— a dentist's office and a town Planning and Zoning Commission. The Ori valley.Town Hall was reloca- damaged in a dramatic episode the night riding school.A town code was organized The commission is still rewriting that ted in a Linda Vsta Citrus Tract home when it was hit by a car driven by a and printed by Mayor Lois Lam' proposal. mss• ass ' � .:_ , . ,-,,,,,.--:.,;,..,.'::.12-•:;':''''.-!-,,, , WHAT'S NEW :. f A., % 'E,, .,, �r r i:i:A- /' water broom that can .4 S ,. %f' %A'`f5� ;,yp<w:�'} �+._ r ay+z'' ,.•,•,.,•; vr'`'-...;' td., aka - l Yl it ...„.. 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