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vol. V No. 5 One Section, Eight Pages - 15 Cents Wednesday, February 1, 1978
RECENT FULL-LENGTH MOVIES POSSIBLE
Cable TV for Oro Valley within 90 days?
By DENNIS JOYCE an exchange unit or a 30-foot antenna in offered by a cable franchise holder, sion companies, like telephone and water
News Editor the town in order to serve Oro Valley Emmick said. utilities,often bypass such zoning difficul-
Saguaro Cable Communications hopes homes. The facility wouldn't be required Oro Valleyan Dorothy Montgomery ties in largely residential areas by
to install a cable television system in Oro for the clearer television picture cable TV pointed out during the Thursday meeting operating out of private homes. The Oro
Valley within 90 days, if the town council would supply, but rather for broadcasting that a cable station in the town would Valley building could be maintained like a
grants a franchise to the company soon. local events over the cable system —such have to be located on industrially zoned home on the outside, he said.
James Emmick, president of Saguaro as town council meetings. land, which the bedroom community A 30-foot antenna, if needed in Oro
Cable Communications, told the council The Federal Communications Commis- doesn't have. Valley, would stand no taller than many
Thursday he would start the Oro Valley sion(FCC)requires that such a service be Emmick said Saturday that cable televi- (Continued on Page B-2)
system regardless of whether his corn-
pany is granted a franchise to serve the
larger Northwest area outside Oro Valley. Kriegh, Mrs. Montgomery selected first
Emmick had said earlier he couldn't
afford to provide the service to the town
alone.
However, he said at Thursday's council Oro Valley Man and Woman of the Year
meeting — which was attended by
managers of two Tucson broadcasting
stations — that "the Pima County James Kriegh and Dorothy Montgomery ‘1,70,..,. .,,.
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The council assigned a committee which They were chosen by the Voice from
will be headed by Councilman Alan J. among nominees whose names were
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Carey to study Saguaro Cable Communi- submitted to the newspaper by local
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cation's proposal before the Feb. 23 residents. Kriegh and Montgomery are
council meeting. being honored for their work as
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Depending on the committee's recom- volunteer town officials during the
mendation, a public hearing could be formative first three-and-a-half years of
scheduled for then, and the council could Oro Valley's incorporation.
take action on the company's proposal. Kriegh, the father of two high school 4,
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Mayor Lois Lamberson noted at the students and a civil engineer on the ‘ 1 - '''' • .
meeting that Emmick hadn't yet submit- University of Arizona faculty,has a list of
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ted a formal proposal for a cable franchise accomplishments which date back to
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His application is identical to the one In fact, it was Kriegh's work toward
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submitted to the Pima County Board of incorporating "Palo Verde" (originally
Supervisors,but Oro Valley's cable televi- suggested as a name for the town during its
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"we're not at that step yet (an applica- gradually gained support from other
tion)"in seeking the Oro Valley franchise. foothills residents, and pursued the James Kriegh Dorothy Montgomery
The company would have to build either laborious details necessary to bring the
petition drive through successfullychanged from skepticism to enthusiastic time fighter for preserving the rural
RELATED Then.when the town's incorporation was
STORY - :' - threatened by four years of legal action on support of the Oro Valley future, is the atmosphere of the booming Northwest.
1977 Woman of the Year. In addition to Mrs. Montgomery,
the part of Tucson and Pima County, he As a council member and even now as an Woman of the Year nominees were:
fought the battle intelligently and with Oro Valley resident,Mrs.Montgomery has — Mayor Lois Lamberson, who has
Peterson named determination —making trips to the state persistently asked the hard question on guided the operations of the town since her
capital and other seats of government, matters brought to the council — from election to the top office by her colleagues
talking with attorneys and municipal zoning to cable television. in 1976. As mayor, she has been
o council seat experts, and slowly convincing many
Her experience in the field of urban responsible for the annual town budget.
skeptics that incorporation was the way to planning, her research of files and her which grows more complicated as the town
go.
attendance at Pima County government itself grows.
— but •just barely During all this,Jim Kriegh continued to meetings has given her the background As mayor, Mrs. Lamberson has become
donate thousands of hours of his time and needed to ask such questions. somewhat of an expert on nearly all
The choice of James Peterson to fill an his considerable expertise as an engineer Mrs. Montgomery's dedication to the matters that come before the council. She
empty Town Council seat seemed so to make Oro Valley a working reality. town is particularly commendable in light has announced that she won't seek re-
assured Thursday night that the council He served as a member of the interim of her early opposition to incorporation. election to the council this spring (see
nearly forgot to vote on the matter at its town council, and is today the Oro Valley After working to reverse formation of the editorial, Page 2).
public meeting. town engineer, always without pay but town in her first days as a council member, — Linda Jarchow, deputy town clerk
At the end of an eventful council contributing diligent and intelligent she soon read the wishes of local residents. who offered her clerical services to the
meeting, Mayor Lois Lamberson was guidance to the town he loves. Since that time,she has worked—most young Oro Valley in its first days and who
about to declare the meeting adjourned Some people call Kriegh "the father of often behind the scenes — to keep the has since joined the town staff as a part-
when she remembered the council was Oro Valley."That title,the Voice believes, council and Planning and Zoning time employee.
scheduled to name a replacement for is richly deserved.
Commission posted on developments The first Man and Woman of the Year
William Eldon Hanes, who resigned in Mrs. Montgomery, originally one of the outside Oro Valley. awards are being given based on nominees'
Oro Valley town council members who
December for"personal reasons." Others nominated for Man of the Year service to the town in its first years of
Peterson was chosen,3-0,over the only by Oro Valley residents were: operation. Future awards will be based on
other applicant for the council seat, Jack — Vice-Mayor E.S. "Steve"Engle, who work during the previous year.
Newman.The council appointment wasn'tworked with Kriegh and others in the face
listed on the meeting agenda for Thu rs- Registration set of strong odds to bring incorporation to a
day's meeting. vote by Oro Valleyans. Engle also has '
Peterson must resign from the town represented the town on the Pima
Friday. is the OV open house
Planning and .Zoning Commission, on Association of Governments(PAG)and has
deadline for submitting
which he's been serving since May 26. coordinated such efforts as the move to the
nominating petitions to run
He's the first Oro Valleyan to serve on new town hall and the proposed
the
both the commission and the Town for Oro Valley Town of i
annexaton new territory into the town.
Council. set kr Sunday
Council. He will serve out Hanes' term, — A. Lauren-Rhude, town councilman
which expires in May. They must be taken to the
and president of the Oro Valley Country
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off .
In other action at its meeting Thursday, town * Club Board of Directors.Rhude supported Oro Valleyans are invited to bring
If five persons receive
the council: strongly the areas move to incororate their ideas and suggestions about the
half the votes in
than
— Heard a request from the Army morewhen he was a minority pro-incorporation town's operation to the first open house at
a general elec
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Corps of Engineers that it participate in a the primarycouncil member in 1974. the new Town Hall this Sunday.
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$1 million urban study being conducted in tioHis work since then has included police " e've never had any space to invite
the Tucson Metropolitan area for the Pima , Owill not be held
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matters,which led to his representation of people before," Mayor Lois Lam berson
Association of Governments. general election May 16. the town on PAG's Criminal Justice said. The three-bedroom home that serves
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— Voted not to endorse a proposalAdvisory Committee. as Town Hall, located at 680 W. Calle
must
have been an
made to the council that it endorse a candidate — William Buckelew, president of the Concordia, has housed town government
Valley resident for one
weighted voting system, favoring OroTrico Electric Cooperative, small farmer operations since Dec. 4. An apartment
old 18 be years or
jurisdictions with larger populations. year, and a father and neighbor generous with served as the hall for the three previous
— Decided not to takeolder, be a qualified action on a elector, his "love and kindness."Buckelew's name years.
real be a property
request that it endorse reinstating funds andwas submitted by his children. All five town council members are
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to establish the Catalina State Park this owner. —Orville Shields,a perennial opponent expected to attend the open house. It will
year. of incorporation for Oro Valley but a long- run from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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mind. mind and run again. If -- •
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there will be some very big
town's first woman mayor ,and the third mayor in its
shoes to fill. - i
short history, has done an In the meantime, we say: - ',,, ,
excellent job and natural- Thanks, Mayor Lois, for a
TED TURPIN'S SOUTHWEST CORNER
job for no pay. She has good well done.
PanamaCanal --- and missiles
A spicy on year s
I couldn't help think- area.But he is only one of I have never yet seen a
ing, the other day when dozens who have already State Department em-
we taped the Tucson visited this region — and ployee fly tourist class.
Arizona Chamber of Commerce one of literallyhundreds Have you?
shaping up in television show"Face the which the Administration *
Issues," about what we is dispatching to convince On the other hand, do
might term financial us dumb grassroots folks you pick up those loaded
equity. we should give away the references to the "well-
It's still early in this that Arizona party leaders are Th:":
Canal. financed opposition"
w And you and I are which the Washington
election year, but already we cool even chilly to _ paying for this massive
hand x� effort. reporters use when
have seen a good many incumbent Bolin, Democrat some, they're writing of the
• :y} It's irritating enough to Republican Truth Squad
ambitious and aspiring or not. An old-tuner with e 1 0 - - -� �.
politicians toss their hats into into" Democratic views, quent, ..•. see the television net- — the group that's tour-
_ works cave in.agreeably ing the country to pre-
the ring either officially or Bolin is felt bymanyof the per to everyAdministration sent the other side of
sonable the
otherwise. current, liberal, party Abe - .y} request for free time and Canal treaties dispute?
' a national audience,when It's too bad the"truth
wheelhorses to be more 1 a r d o � . .. - (It's
The governor's race Valdez, spokesman for anyone from Cy Vance to squad" has to be so
Republican than Democrat in AndyYoungcan capi-to be especially the U.S. State Depart- • P• identified as GOP — be-
promises y his philosophy. ment's Agency for Inter- talize on the far-reaching cause many,many Demo
interesting, since incumbent national Development, boob tube. crats are just as unhappy
WesleyBolin is a caretaker And then, of course there •v minutes local But it's absolutely about the Panama Canal
given 34 ute maddening to realize that treaties as are Re ubli-
office-holder, filling the post are several politicians in Pima TV before a polite panel g p
pub-
onlybecause he moved upCountywho wouldn't mind of reporters to rally you and I are paying the cans.)
lic support for his cause. salaries of such bureau- Even so,I doubt that if
from secretary of state when the top state office but crat/propogandists as all the wealth of all the
former governor Raul Castro they know from having That cause?Why,rati- Valdez and hundreds of opposition Republicans in
flcation of the Panama others in this national the nation were totalled,
resigned. But he likes the job watched previous battles that brainwashingeffort — the amount could coin-
• it's going n to take a fat Canal treaties, of course r a
and wants to keep it. g g — an effort the Carter plus the hundreds of pete with the "well-
campaign. chest, plus some Administration has given thousands of dollars in financed" lobbying•effort
RepublicanJack Londen of tority. travel costs, govern- of the U.S. Presidency
P statewide name recognition, P P . .
Phoenix has also announced . for anyone outside the Valdez, originally from went-paid lodging while and the State Depart-
ment!
that he is a serious guber- Phoenivarea. * * *
young Mexican- posh, little (but expen- I wonder,if we were to
�� atorial candidate, and Dino American, was a smart sive) perks which go .
DeConcini formerly an This doesn't necessarilychoice for the Tucson with those jobs. give Dictator Torrijos and his drug-smuggling
administrative aide to Gov. stop a candidate, of course;it , a relatives the agreement
Castro has started didn't stop Raul Castro. But �' `' ki
they want, just how long
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mounting what looks like an it did force him to run twice it would be before al
found a cozy mutual
impressive, well-financed in order to get elected once. It assistance pact" being
campaign, took him that long four One Year Ago surance. Approval by the signed between Panama
An Oro Valley town Department of Housing and that other bastion of
years to get voter official says the council and Urban Development Caribbean freedom Com-
There are a half dozen recognition on a statewide - isn't interested in buying is still needed. '
membersonbasis.g a building owned by a Com-
munist Cuba?
each side of the Three Years Ago
Tucson manufacturing Brian Jun C And how long after
aisle in the Arizona g,Canyon company to use as a new Oro's senior center on the that,I wonder,before we
legislature who would like to It should be a very in- town hall. basketball team, has found Soviet or Soviet-
run for governor. But most of terestingpolitically, Two Years Ago been named captain of built missile sites being
them are standing back for even if one looks only year,' p y' P erected on the Isthmus of"protect at the oro Valley is two- the AA Southern thirds of the way to its Division All-State team. Panama to the
awhile, to see who else gubernatorial picture. goal of making residents CDO Coach John Tissaw Canal from imperialist
declares himself. eligible for federally was named co-coach of aggression"?
When we also consider the subsidized flood in- the 1974-'75 season. Don't we Americans
These include Burton Barr, legislative races, the possiblelearn anything from his-
Republican ma•orit leaderfrom HISTORY'S SCRAPBOOK tory? Even recent his-
in
) controversyover election of K
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in the House, as well as a superior court judges, and DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARSIf no —
t , if we have
couple of other Maricopa various local candidates who February 3,1917—The United States severs diplomatic forgotten 1961 and those
County Republican plan to run for other offices, relations with Germany in a prelude to World War I. Soviet missile sites in
legislators. On the we have a very spicy season Februray 4, 1789—Presidential electors cast all 69 of Cuba — then we probab-
- their votes for George Washington. John Adams is chosen ly deserve to lose the
Democratic side, it's no secret shaping up. Vice President. Panama Canal.
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A-4 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE
Wednesday, February 1, 1978
NOW SET FOR THIS FALL Highway
• a • again
U.S.
Highway 89 wiaening postponed again
Another predicted start- sometime this fall.The work predicted the widening reducing that to four lanes start was "highlyunlikely" "One thing '
up date for the wideningof should take one Y likely to hold
year to would begin as early as from Hardy to First to come true. up the work are the thins
U.S. Highway 89 from Ina complete. 1976. Avenue, just north of Oro She is one of the ar- weg
Road to First Avenue has Orville Abney,- traffic A copy of preliminary Valley. chitect's of the highway for have to get out of the
roadway area," she said.
come and gone with no engineer for ADOT, design plans for the highway About two miles of the ADOT. Final plans for the "Mountain
Bell has lines
action. predicted April 4 that widening were sent last highway are located within work, to be followed bythe connected to two '
Frances Walker, missile
district construction would start week to Oro Valley Town the town boundaries. contractor who does it, sites along the highways -
design engineer for the shortly after December Engineer James Kriegh. He ADOT designer Mrs. should be finished in tion •c ec
, which will take quite
Arizona Department of 1977, in a letter he wrote to has been invited to par- Walker said she doesn't August,she indicated. sometime"
...Transportation (ADOT), former Oro Valley Town ticipate in a"field review"of consider that the road Between now and then, relocate.
a In addition, gas and elec-
said Friday she expects Councilman William Eldon the proposed plans, to be widening work is behind number of details must be tric lines running along the
construction of the road Hanes. held today. schedule. She said last April worked out on the design side of the existing highway
improvements to start Previously, ADOT had Kreigh was uncertain last that Abney's prediction of and federal DOTrocesses will have
P to be moved to
week whether he would an early 1978 construction completed. widen it, Mrs. Walker said.
FOR THIS YEAR have time to walk the length
of the highway from Ina" IN MAIL THIS WEEK
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Road to First Avenue with
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Prevention, the other government high-
Money solicitedfor building fundwaY experts invited to the
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• field review. Kreigh is a
care om eor � professor of engineering at A lettersoliciting acres of land it's'
s located on. hall, since
no property or
the University of Arizona. donations to the Oro Valley The solicitation letter will sales tax is charged here.
By LINDA THOMPSON tient care, treatment _ in Formerly a two-lane high- town building fund will be be sent on town stationery The Town Council has
Local health planning offi- their homes with visits from way past Ina Road, U.S. 89 sent in the mail this week to and will include a color already taken steps to have
cials have listed preventive nurses and physicians, was changed to four lanes in all households in the town, picture of Police Chief Fred the area immediately
health care and out patient would eliminate some costly 1976 with the painting of said John R. "Jack" Roof standing before the surrounding the hall land-
treatment as high priorities care in nursing homes, additional stripes down the Spaulding, a member of the hall, which is located at 680 scaped. (see council meeting
for the Northwest area, but Wurtzel added. existing roadway. What town building committee. W.Calle Concordia. story, Page 1)
placed hospital and emer- HSA has scheduled a Feb. once served as paved. s. The cost of mailing the
gency care facilities in the 23 hearing to solicit com- shoulders were added to the Spaulding, has said he "We'll just ask for a buck letters, estimated at more
back seat, for at least one ment on the health plan from main thoroughfare itself hopes to raise $100,000 to or .two. Itsan easy sell," than$30,plus the cost of the
year. Northwest residents and then. furnish, landscape and Spaulding said. prints, about $70, will be
The Health Systems persons in Metropolitan ADOT is planning to, eventually purchase the Currently town residents born by members of the
Agency of Southeastern Ari- Tucson. widen the road to six lanes $80,000 house that serves as pay no direct support for the building committee at no
zona(HSA)recently drafted After the hearing, sched- from Ina north to Hardy, the hall, as well as the five $350 monthly rent of the expense to the town.
a Health Systems Plan, an uled for 8 p.m. at the , +
outline for eastern Pima Marriott Hotel, residents' •
County which lists existing comments will be forwarded NUMBER ONE R
health care services and along with the health plan to
projected medical needs for the federal Department of
the next year. Health, Education and Wel- • .
HSA director Hal Wurtzel fare for its approval.
explained the staffs reason- Wurtzel said '
in behind the priorities. written
g priorities. statements should reach his AIR
a ■ for people
"More emphasis is placed on who do.
office by Feb. 13: Health
preventive health care Systems Agency of South-
rather than acute care (hos- eastern Arizona, 100 E.
pitalization). Alameda St., Suite 611
"If people take care of '
Tucson, 85701.
themselves and seek appro-
Interested residents may
priate health care from their read the proposed health
physicians,they may be able plan at the HSA
to avoid expensive hospitals- office from KAIR is concerned. ,
nation. Consequently, there 8.,30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
would be less emphasis on through Friday.
expensive technology," Further questions can be
Wurtzel said. asked of Ernie Schloss,HSA October last year was warmer than we usually find.
Steeringolder er persons associate director for plan
toward self-care and outpa- development. Ordinarily during the fall, the desert provides us with
something that most people would find comfortable.
iVIVA - t
However, this is also a man-made climate in which we live.
1 For most of the year,the area tends to be cool—even sweater-
FEB. 16-20 MARCH 2O-24
wearing -- in that we spend a great deal of our time in air
MAZATLAN LA PAZ .
conditioning. And so even in warm weather, public buildings
•RT Air from Tucson •Cocktail Party on including restaurants can't very well take advantage of
•4 nites on the beach bus Tucson--Phoenix nature.
at the PLAYA MAZATLAN •RT Air from Phoenix
•Welcome Cocktail •4 nites at the
•Hotel Room Tax ECON HOTEL
•Transfers,Rm.Tax •
5 DAYS— r _ Back during the energy crisis, there was some interest in
4 NIGHTS -5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS
cutting the thermostat back so as to put us in a more natural
650016900Asansituation. Perhaps we don't quite know any more what that is.
da.«a.
�— There does remain a question as to what is genuine
conservation and what is not. The tokenglass of water that
ttMMC
3013 N.FIRST AVE. PHONE 882-0946 i we have given up in our restaurants won't have any
measurable impact on our underground resources.
14 ekta AVATIIN
�j Balancing energy and water with economics, however, is
� �: :-�.�� �i-,..klriliVAgoing to become more and more a realistic part of"our lives.
..,-,,, ....�._ .� Mi The farmers are already feeling it in their
bank accounts.
WELCOME /--,;:i- . .
Ain .
NEWCOMER SERvICE If you have comments or suggestions, write to "KAIR Is
A CORDIAL%4'FZCOME AWAITS NEW TUC SONANS Concerned."
The Welcome Newcomer Service of Tucson,with its many
trained hostesses will greet and welcome you to our wonder-
ful city-all made possible through the cooperation of our .
merc}"nts and le> The above editorial was written by.John Riddick
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and aired by KAIR AM and FM.
SERVING ORO VALLEY AREA TOO!
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- Wednesday4,February 1, 1978
'$982,000 SHOULD BE SPENT ELSEWHERE'
•
Bolin wants to postpone Catalina State Park funds
By LINDA THOMPSON before the Land Department legislators in Districts 12 ..:..•••••• ••.4>, • _
•Environmentalists who in Phoenix at a 10 a.m. and 13 who may correct their
• :f, "•:•-•-•....;,,:.:;;;>.-.: ••
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have been pushing for the hearing in the State Office fundingsituation," Joyner Y.:4:::-::•i; z• .' ' .
Catalina State Park since Building. State officials said said. ':•• •::'
The legislators '�;•� •• '•
1973 may as well grab their the Land Department will represent Oro Valley and ' *:••:'''''''• :•Y � -....e/ -•, =j./,t
backpacks and take another determine the amount of the surroundingarea. r .v .:' •kV. Catalina • =t7,-,---:
:.•��;Vis••�+4'{�:.•ti• •,• !�,
hike: its creation has been damages to compensate District 12 is represented :fes : •.,,.:•:.:.,,'''.; •r�}'; -
delayed again. Martin for the loss of his by Sen. Sue Dye,D-Tucson, .'..,`f:�••••• �• l� ., .• •• . . ,•,;,,,.....1
WesleyBolin has { . ,- ♦-
Gov leasing rights. and Reps. John Kromko D- . �': .: ••Y• _ ,.•'-• ,__ .
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recommended in his 1978-79 :• �::• ��`:�� ,;,:•,1:• _;,_;....--
recommended
Meanwhile, Pima County Tucson, and Tom Goodwin /• •••\'-'01N, ., .•-
budget to the Arizona "s•-�'•:` • , • 1 •• .�:., _ .. -
Supervisor Conrad Joyner R-Tucson. Legislators in •a.; ,••::•ti • •J.} •;r.;f •
Legislature that funding be said he is undaunted by the District 13 are Sen. Morris :,;:.:.*(•;:.:;.:: .,,..:'}� •: ..'*.`: .:: . • :• : ,:---,%-tl-
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denied for Catalina .Park. governors funding Farr, D-Tucson, Reps. ;:,f.:.< •• s::j'••7-.:;:�f:� :•, • 'a •', • •;; ; /{
The park would be located recommendation for the _ `-h: •}�' • * •,f•• 1 • ...•7-2". '-..
Sister Clare Dunn, D '�'��'�'.. ,•� : .,;ry• • `►.
on the western slopes of the park. Tucson and Larry Hawke, •••.�r�•�::• :•• :•r•••rti:::y!-.:+:j.'.• • .• •:$•.'• •• •'-•• r-,t,•/
Santa Catalina Mountains. "I'm banking on our state R-Tucson -:_-2.-:-....7-...-_•:-. - : .4/1.::,'",:f': •:••••' , ,-•,,.= .. ,.
The Oro Valley -=_�-- ',??::::,**,%$.%: r rt<t•/
Town . ,. eA.,*f.„.
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Council took no action -- _-- _ ._ .� '. , ,� •• , .7 ;"..,.,:
Thursda on a request from _ r�_.. �w __ ._ '` �� �: _,, ; ,,�, ,; � ,��,,,_� , ,, .
day q CATALINA CURRENT -_ -- _ ::v . :...�-. •,..,:-...-.--,..:_!,-.,,,,, ..,„?.:,.,:._,,,,,,,-,#,,,,,,.;,..
the Catalina State Park __:-_=�= :_ --. :f' J • .
Coalition to support its plea :-- T-- \ .. ,r :•� ',;,-.1",',;:-..:
_._._. __:�.� fes:. .•.: . • .l- . Catalina
that the governor restore - .--.7.=7.----;_.__- *C:':".*_. + •,;;,>: ._ •R,•.. .: t•. ;,--_. ,. • _ ,. '
funding. The coalition .-.. •-•-_--_—;-:"_-_ .:.--.7.-..-7-.7,77.72-7.-_ • = a - • _
lobbies for environmental . Highway `= M R . R -� ••' • : • -
issues in Southern Arizona. - - • State
The Arizona State Parks . •-••' ••, -.-• - .•- •' • - '"
Board is requesting$982,400 � �- � •'- � � ..�
::•_7,•:•••: ti - ... .� •� •.. ^,:��;,,; - •:. , ...-,,�
know are �„.,:.:. . .. ..
for acquisition of land and • •�'''" ' -• . • �, Park ��
leasing rights to establish . -• •• - "•-,•:; :::::.c" • ' -
the ark. 177.1.4"..77:•. . .••• ?.•::{: :,‘,.. ..,„:-, ,,,....,-...7 1
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By BETTE CHASTAIN Highlands Mobile Home • •••. - •• •• `f' :, ;- • )‘-`.'-',-.'-•.:.".''_•••• , ^J. .
However, Bolin recom- •; ••:ti -i.. . '-
Catalina Lions Club Park is entertainingher -•. • • •••- •:-•• •••• •• •••.•. ::'• ----.-• - .•.,.--./1;
mended a total budget for •• •'••.'•: •• •.• ;. , , • • ;
members have installed friend Elia Moon from •• ••• . •.• •.• ••• . v . ... .t;. ',. ;,
state parks of $722,900 for .. •'•••'' •NARANJA RD `' ",-. :-,-,,-,--,'-‘:..."--::-..:-.;.::-..z,-_-,‘,'.
their familiar blue and Cody,Wyo• • . __ 'fi..••
maintaining and improving .. .•:,,..- %.,...• • ,•, , •-
existing parks only. The gold emblem on sign Mae Russell, who • .::._ C,.� - '• ;:
posts to the north and recently underwent •.•• 0 0 ••.•. _ *.
••.
state legislature has final south of Catalina. Date surgery :•• ••••• -
on her foot is •. -• '� G•• •. s=• -�
say on the budget. . . �and time of the club's hobbling around with a f�`' SANTA
Don Olson, state budget ' "'
meetings will be posted cast and expects to be •� •• '' -• `�
director,.said the governor laid upfor a few more '•' r_r--j ���
has classified the park as aregularly' '' • CATALINA
desirable project, but Feb.3 weeks. Mae has done so .:;:::••:-• .•
deferrable." through - much for the club that •' • '
-• tiro •.
members will be more • MOUNTAINS
Olson said the governor 12 has 9.Q,.• •
recommended that the been than glad to have her .0. .�•.• .
desi - C�i�0; Vaiiey •priorities for funding be •g backagain. _
•
nate d Tonight (Wednesday), 0 O 0
assigned the state prisons ,. site manager Leet +
and institutions for the White g Myers, j ••••• • Agriculture
with several of the of-
mentally retarded — two Cane '• �� •
areas Bolin deems high week ficers, will speak to the "
g b the ' '' -` Catalina Lions Club about Q ;00; Rural riorit y f
P y
"If existing problems are Lions. Be sure and buy community •support for ' Q ��
solved concerningthe your lapel stickers from the senior citizens group. ‘4.:(-
club
. I Communities
mentallyretarded and club members. Proceeds Anyone wishing to .. ,
• going to aid the blind. volunteer time or money �• ' •,`-.;,
correctional institutions, the * * * to the program can call Q %;;�=,.+`
_ parks
money may be available the-
825-9200.The Amphitheater
following year to establish •* * .'-• "
the park,"Olson said. Elementary Schools - •.. • • •
Honor Band New hours for Catalina Suburan
He added that funding will en- • •• • •
tertain students at Country Trailer Park • • • • Homestead
also ,will depend on the Coronado School Frida office will be 8 a.m. to 7
states economy.- y
Coronado fifth and p.m.
The State Land Depart- sixth graders recently As of today, the Rev.
ment has extended the ASSOCIATION BOASTS 72 MEMBERS
enjoyed a visit to the Kenneth Pohlman will be
deadline to obtain property associated with
far the park. University of Arizonas
Grace Flandrau Evergreen Cemetery in
Developer John Ratliff is its department of pre- usiness group Plan o
ks to"pre-
Planetarium.This Friday put
seeking to trade land east of y need counseling."
the kindergarten children g --
the Tucson-Florence High- w. . . • •
way, which would be added ill visit the Amphi High _ _,
to Catalina Park. In return School Land Laboratory, Catalina map, v � r
the Land Department wouldto see the animals
give Ratliff 2,504 acres students will enter in the • . .
upcoming County Fair. • Now that the Catalina Business, And we've hada very positive response
situated within Rancho * * * n • Association has grown to 72 members from local businesses,"she noted.
Vistoso, a 15-square-mile from the Catalina area,the
Miss Lynne Sch-
area Ratliff and other group plans to In its second year of operation, the
w a r z m u e 11 e r, from put the community on the map—literally association's goal is to meet the business
builders plan to develop into Harelson ElementarficThe association will notify county of- needs of the community,for merchants as
a satellite city. yDf �a1
fa.n cials that Catalina finally should be well as consumers. In the future, the
Donald Pitt, Ratliff's School,is now teaching i
attorney who requested the the Coronado Razzle- placed on maps. But more importantly, it group also will plan projects to improve
Dazzle Room three days a. program plans to publish a business brochure town facilities and recreational activities.
extension, said negotiations seek. New officers listing Catalina area businesses and it
with the state have been •e s ui the g the At its next meeting the association will
because the' land Catalina Senior Now locations. discuss the business brochure and high-
delayedtrade is being opposed by Generation program are: Tub a The brochure was discussed,at the way markers to identifyCatalina.
group's monthly Jan. 24 meeting, at-Don Martin, who operates a President Viola Pennalla, It meets the fourth Tuesday of every
Vice-President Marie tended by nine members. The brochure is month. The group's next meetingis
ranch northwest of Catalina. Newman, Secretary Festival in the planningstages and eventuallywill P .
. g , scheduled for Feb. 28 at 8 p.m. in the
be carried at merchants' stores in the
Martin opposes the trade Martha Wray,•AssistantCoronado ElementarySchool.
• of the Arts Catalina area for free distribution to the
because state property he is Secretary Marie Pepper,
leasing for livestock grazing Treasurer Hank Warne, public. Association officers are Dave Taylor,
would be turned over to Assistant Treasurer According to Aileen "Sam" Yttredahl, president; Ms. Yttredahl, secretary-
Ratliff. Harold Pepper. an association member,"We're contacting treasurer; Maude Eske, parlimentarian;
Martin is planning to voice -. Fewest-member Beth- - -. - Catalina area businesses to see if.they and board members Lloyd Golder, J.W.
his grievances Feb. 22 Mathews of The -. want to purchase a slot_in the brochure. '"Sl'i n"Grabke andDella Murray. _.
B-2 ORO VALLEY [ARIZ]VOICE
Wednesday, February 1, 1978
SOME LOCAL N E T W o R KS PROTEST ..._...�.�,� r :. :, , 41...:.
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- Cable television for Ovy
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area, therefore, becomes more attrac- �� <►
home antennas in the town now, Emmick tive." iii *,.1. �. x
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claimed. KOLD, KVOA and KGUN in Tucson x w r
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Emmick said at the meeting that his are scheduled to submit a report to the k
company would install television cables County Board of Supervisors April 24 on -
underground throughout most of Oro whether they can improve broadcasting in
Valley,but that it might have to run some the Northwest.
along above-ground telephone and powerRubi said at the Oro Valley meeting,
poles. "My engineers and others tell me it can be
In response to questioning from a done." ;
Tucson reporter, Emmick said he was That report was prompted by the three -
mistaken in earlier statements that stations' opposition of Emmick's request
.. .
Saguaro Cable Communications could .
for a Northwest Pima County franchise, :� 4Oµ &;
provide two independent stations to its during a recent supervisors meeting. The
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viewers. cable and broadcast factions appeared
Under FCC regulations, the company more conciliatory at the Oro Valley
can run only one independent, KZAZ in - meeting.
Tucson, over its Oro Valley and Pima
County lines — in addition to the three
network affiliates in Tucson. o - `
Managers from two of those three g`�� i�x���
g ounce too on
stations attended the Thursday meeting
to hear Emmick's presentation. -
Cyclist smaze
Emmick Discussion between and Jay on drai n a - e A young Oro Valley cyclist finds the symmetrical lines of the parking curbs at Canyon
Watson of KOLD-TV prompted Mayor del Oro High School an interesting maze to weave his bike through on a lazy Saturday
Lamberson to call for order at one point, " afternoon. (Photo by Chris Kemberling)
but for the most part, each agreed that rO a S Fe o 8 .
the other had a valuable service to offer
Oro Valleyans. ' A special meeting of the Oro Valley
Watson said he may even subscribe, Town Council has been set for Feb. 8 at 4 •
himself, to a first-run movie service p.m.to open bids on the long-awaited roadDice n s ', ra i e s c i n/cs t at CDO
Saguaro Cable Communications may offer improvement and drainage work in
Oro Valley viewers. For$9 per month, in Shadow Mountain Estates East. Dog owners can save The cost for the vac- their dogs.
addition to the regular $7.35 charged, One other item that could come before about $6 on the price ofa cination is $3 for all dogs, A check with two large
cable TV subscribers could view theater the council then is the final plat for Oro rabies vaccination by taking with the remainder of the veterinary firms in Tucson
movies in their own homes, Emmick said. Valley Heights subdivision, whose ap- their animals to a"low-cost" fee going for licensing. The shows that both charge $9
Some council members asked Watson proval has been delayed by negotiations licensing and vaccination clinic will offer the package for rabies vaccination — $6
and John Rubi, station manager of among the town, the developer Joseph clinic at Canyon del Oro deal only, to encourage more than the discount price
KVOA-TV, why they are now studying Timan and Newmont Mining Ltd. High School in Oro Valley county residents to license to be offered Sunday.
whether they can improve Northwest Those negotiations, which concern a Sunday.
broadcasts, after years of inaction. road leading from the Tucson-Florence The package charge for a
Rubi said, "Obviously there's going to Highway to the subdivision, are expected license and vaccination from The
be intensive (Northwest) owth. The to be completed byFeb. 8.
gT P the Pima County Animal
Control Center will be$7 for 297-6300 Franiller
neutered males and $8 for
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101 Announcements reverse, 3 speed, 3 head. Tapes Suzuki Custom Cafe'Racer 550 cc.
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205 Answering Service Combination Rates For Sale miles left.$45.825-9620. Power, shallow water table.
207 Auto Service Green Valley News-Oro Valley Voice Rates . $750/Acre with excellent terms.
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233 Legal Services BUSINESS SERVICE 407 Books/Coins/ units starting at$30.825-9391 or Weekend hideaway. Priced at
235 Miscellaneous Services 884.,8586.
237 Mobile Home Services Stamps �- only $575/Acre, excellent
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239 Moving&Storage DIRECTORYHORSE SHOEING
241 Painting&Papering
243 Plumbing Repair Experienced. Reasonable rates. For information on the above.
GOLD & SILVER
245 Roofing-Siding Broker Ph.825-9876.Harry G.Clayton. call the Arivaca Specialist,Sam
247 Sewing,Alterations 207 Auto Seryice Solito. 297-7600. Nationwide
Swimming Pool Maintenance Coins and Bars Resources Corporation. 622-
249251 Tree Service Daranyi and Co. 509 Pets For Sale Wi),. 7m.253 TV/Stereo Re airs •
p Phone Tucson 623-4711 ..
255 Upholstery FOR SALE
257 Well Drilling �_-= - - 911 Mobile Homes
Pure bred kittens:Manx&Persians.
Also Australian Shepherd pups.
Ailill LI ......, 413 Clothing 825-3400 or 825-9376. 1,2,3,bedrooms for rent.Mobile
EMPLOYMENT '. _. Home Ground
Space available.
301 Babysitter WantediiiiisittiL_____________,
• Kittens for sale.Male Persian,male 1 i Laundromat open to public.
303 Help Wanted
For Sale. Cornell Cap& Gown, Manx,two Persian male cats.Please • Catalina Country Mobile Home
Ph.D.; Sdence PhD. hood; Gold phone 825-3400 or 825-9376 or Park N. Orade Road Catalina
305 Help Wanted,Sales All RV Service Tassel mortar board, size 7-1/8. 385-9366. Write Catai.na Pet 297-3830.
307 Work Wanted 297-3800. Service, CRB 8756, Tucson, AZ
Complete Motorhomes, p
Check the ricer
MERCHANDISE Travel Trailers,Fifth Wheels 85738.
and Campers serviced by Printed T-shirt proclaiming your •
Budger,10x55'with 9x13 expando.
MISCELLANEOUS "Right to keep and bear arms, - before you buy. One bedroom furnished. Skirting
qualified technicians. and awnings.Tool shed.Screened
Complete gas, electric White$3.98,Yellow or Blue$4.98; RA N S PO RTAT I O N porch.Orchard ValleyPark,3950 E.
401 AppliancesS.M or L;Postage paid.Send check Read the ads 111
403 Antiques plumbing repairs, hitches, M.O."A"Shirt Com Hawser, Lot 60. Space rental
405 Auctions tow bars, wiring expertly pant',P.O.Box
installed. Refrigerators & p4 p.m.flail includes water.Open 1-5
8498-CRB, Tucson, Az. 85738. p
407 Books,Coins,Stamps Immediate Delivery! the daily.
furnaces also serviced, 701 Automobiles
409 Building Materials mobile service available.
411 Carport,Patio Sale Alt RV Service
413 ClothingSell-out: 100 new, slightly soiled Auto purchasing service! Pur- pro ValleyClassified Ads
415 Cooling,Heating just off of 1-10 at 1225 printed T-shirts; 28 styrofoam chase your next new car or light
417 Crafts,Hobbies W.Miracle Mile mannequins; and over 5,000 truck through a broker and save! 625-4205
419 Farm&Ranch Equipment open Mon.-Fri.8-6 p.m. flocked iron-on letters.All for$50. Call 747-9932.
421 Firewood Sat.9-5 p.m. Call 825-9391.
423 Floor Coverings By Appointment only
425 Foods •
622-3709 1973 Cutlas 442, rally hood & REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
427 Furniture / 425 Foods wheels, console bucket swivel _
429 Gift Ideas seats, cruise control, top shape, �•�•, -- -��
........
431 Golf Equipment blue,white vinyl.Sporty, private, - NO MORE SEX
433 Health Foods "Instant Mixes" make and store loaded, reasonable. Phone 297-
435 Household Goods 209 Building/! for DISCRIMINATION
pie crusts, puddings, hover- 8651 in Oro Valley.
437 Jewelry,Watches,etc. Remodeling ages,etc.,$1.00; "Yummy Rabbit Potential buyers should be aware of
439 Machinery,Tools Recipes," hash, sausage,enchila- `..
4413Musical Instruments the Equal Opportunity Credit Act
das,Aunt Phil's special ingredient, •....•••� ' <, (ECOA).It applies to real estate loans.
443 Nurseries,Garden Supplies " Supply, "' The act prohibits discrimination of
445 Office Business Equipment TILE-Mexican Colonial ClayFloor P.O. Box A Rabbitry& birth control
P.O. Box 8498-CRB, Tucson, AZ � ��,,� ��� sex, marital status,
447 Photographic Equipment Tile 7Oe per square foot and up.
449 Recreation Equipment Adobe Wholesalers, Tucson 793- 85738. °�": BONNIE BEST, practices,or personal facts about ex-
451 SewingMachines 4-- : „ spouse;unless contractually liable.A
8593• \ GRI BROKER creditor may not seek this
453 TV's,Stero,Radio A information unless the applicant
455 Wanted to Buy FurnitureU /
X42 7 ,� jTP1��,.,= understands that they are not
PETS&LIVESTOCK �`
215 Cooling/ _- r r �` ti compelled to answer.If the applicant
BIG is denied, they may request an
501 Livestock For Sale Heating Recliner rocker chair,large,vinyl, RESULTS !j explanation. Learning makes a
503 Pet,Livestock Supplies light grey, used one week. Will 1110 N.ORACLE RD.SUITE 10s woman fit company for herself.Come
505 Pet Services .. sacrifice.297-3721. •,,,t ,)0,.,;410(,,) 217-2316 in and lets have a chat.
509 Pets For Sale Protect your cooler with a heavy - - -
canvas cover from Air-Master �'
BUSINESS-FINANCE 3928 S.6th Ave.294-9358. 435 Household
601 Business Opportunities ���
s Bri n g to
603 Insurance COUPON FAMILY
605 Investments 255 Upholstery For Sale: Foam carpet paddingFlill,0 0
607 Money to Loan -� WANT AD!
609 Money Wanted _ � $20.00 per roll,dinette set$30.00, FOR �.,.
tables$4.50-$10.00,TV stand-cart
TRANSPORTATION Upholstery Special- Basic sofa $8.00, air hockey table game
and chair$139.Choice of Hercu- originally$129.00,sell for$60.00, HERE'S THE RULES
701 Automobiles Ion or 100% Nylon. Plus $5 gold occasional chair $8.00, etc.
703 Bicycles additional each cushion.Old World 297-4553 or 825-3546. 1.All Items for the FREE family to omit any items not pertaining
705 Boats,Motors,Supplies Furniture Works, Tucson 623-
707 Campers&Shells 8223. want ads must be written on the to personal items. 1 ELEvEn
709 Motorcycles Wanted:to help rehabilitate those coupon. 4. No personal want ads will be
711 Parts&Aecessories who are less fortunate.We are in 2-Name, taken over the e
address, and phone phone.
Recreational Vehicles need of tax deductible number must beindudedonthe 5.The deadline for the FREE
715 Rentals E M P L Y M DONATIONS of furniture, lamps, oou or K will not be family want ads is FRIDAY
717 Travel Trailers 0 ENT china, pictures & frames, post- NOON.
719 Trucks cards,stamps,coins,books,plants 3.Only personal want ads will be 6.When Item[s]is sold,please call
&pots.We will pick up.Call Willing accepted.We reserve the right 884- 0.
RENTALS 307 Work Wanted Effort Industries: 327-1734 bet. For The Sake Of Clarity,Please Print
• _ 9.4 p�. 8704 N. ORACLE
801 Apartment Furnished -_- Two 50-gallon galvanized gas
803 Apartment Unfurnished Mature experienced nurses aide barrels,$10 each.One braided rug
805 Commercial Rentals will care for patients days or 9x12, $25. One spool of standard OT
807 Home evenings.825-9580. gauge barbed wire,$10.Call after 4
809 Miscellaneous Rentals
811 Mobile Home p.m.or for appointment call James
Mature woman wants live in job with F.Ragsdale,R.R.19,Box 107.825-
813 Mobile Home Lots flexible hours. Experienced in
815 Share Living Quarters convalescent care,chauffeuring& 9404.
817 Storage Rentals cooking. Call 297-4807 or 790-
819 Townhouse 0699. International Sterling silverware,
821 Vacation Rentals98 pcs.-7 pc.place settings plus -
823 Want to Rent serving pieces. $1600. 297-0384. .
MERCHANDISE Call after 6:00 weekdays.All day
REAL ESTATE weekends.
NOT FOR PUBLICATION..�
901 Commercial Property MISCELLANEOUSNAME
903 Farms,Ranches
905 Homes 4491 Recreation 0
ADDRESS
907 Income,Investment Property 401 A fiances - Equipment
909 Land&Acreagespp
911 Mobile Homes
PHONE NUMBER
913 Open Houses - _ 16054 N. ORACLE
915 Real Estate Wanted Year old Sears Coldsport Ref riger- Royce 23 channel CB with PA,RF Maximum Insertion-3 Times DEADLINE FOR WANT ADS CATALINA
917 Resort-Vacation Property ator. 17 cubic foot, Harvest gold, Gain, ANL, Delta Tune with For Each Want Ad /S FRIDAY NOON
919 Townhouses frostfree, like new condition, im- antenna. $80. 327-5809 or 297- �- j
maculate.$300.325-6284. 5145.
B-4 ` ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE February 1,
Wednesday, 1978
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BASKETBALL DEFENDING CHAMPS
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• ' ' ' ' ' * s '''''''''''''''*-- '4 ' ' Dorci os hope -to take state
' `= del Oro's arsity entire team. The rest are lems earlyin the season the
Canyon v ntir
�.
4 '. ,-, basketball team looks like juniors except for one sop
ho- coach admits. "They hadn't
'� A• . it• s traveling the same route more, Tissaw said. played together much " Tis-
h
:,� ,-, - it took last year when it won The youngness of the saw ex lained '
. ..,..,.....;„ :" - the AA South Division h s team didpose somep, but the re
= Y
_,::: prob- molding into a team now."
and went on to take the
state title.
4 ,,.,..
. -::::- -,,, .:..,..,...iti. . , Coach John Tissaw's bas- For aII your PRESCRIPTION needs
ketballers, 12-4 on the sea-
.,, son, currently are in a tie shopin the:< `4 ::::::,;:.;:::,...,..:.;:c. with Nogales High School pleasant surroundings of
10' .z.,‘- •-.„-- - .. .
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for the league lead with
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° �A: _ les earlier th
is season.
;. � The next game is at under t h e dome
��� :. � Marana at 7:30 Freda
�� p.m. Y n the Casa Blanca Plaza
Saturday the team plays
6020 N. Oracle
Globe High_ School at home.
-$ d ��� 1 :.
The coach said he has highSenor Citizens Check Our Pharmacy Rates
* - ,, ' ' hopes for t n:'"Threev
. .,
a - -
.: of our four losses this pear hours297-2234came from teams in the
9 to 9
tougher AAA Division," he
said.
, , ,...-,,,.., . , , ' Y� NEWS DEADLINE NOTICE
� , „.„. Tissaw said defense and
% rebounding are the stron
' ii, . est points of his young p y g team We are interested in giving publicity to worthwhile
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The defending champs
-: ; , � ti. 1 activities,just as you are interested in getting the story
� • ost three of their 1976
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Starters this SeaSOn and Only Published. However, we must meet our production
deadlines: .so we urge those having news items to
have three seniors on the
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In the mens best ball .,....„....... ..„...........,..r..... ..... e
tournament held Jan. 28
at the Gro Valley Country
h, Club, four teams tied for
; .- first place, out of the 48
~ r teams participating.
Teams breezing into
SPA TUBS
. G.:r first place with a 61 score
` were: Glen Harbour and .,,, .
Bill Ho n• BobWork- '��-=
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j man and Phil Bourque; c-. '�►
Clyde Wanslee and Mort - �.". .l„'*,,,.::::') 4- •k
441Sli'
Sid Nelson and ~ • ' `. '
John Dillon. ` ....
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�� _ , Four teams also tied for + ..--
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.T s second place with a score
400000,
of 62. They were: T.G.
Hedrick and Bruce See u5 at the
*irk.z,
Greer; John Dillon and Park Mall Home Show
Arlow Murken; Ed Febnua 1s rhru 5fh
Kapellusch and A.B.
: 1 k• 793-0312
C ar .Ted Parker and Al
Miller.
Alittle off �" -
A Safford High School player,in a scramble for the basket ,grabs the leg of Canyon del Get an armful ofnews
o varsity team member Aaron Nymyer after missing a gra for the ball.Early in Friday's delivered to your home
home game against Safford,the Dorados gained the lead and held on to it to defeat Safford ,
69-35.The Dorados are now 7-1 in league play and tied with Nogales for the lead in the AA for as little as �� �
South division. [VOICE staff photo] 4/2 a week,.. 5 )
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