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Historical Records - The Oro Valley Voice (73)
T0.•n ` ` F R) VAI,l. EY ) FFICE AC; E i j C . - — ,7u4 WITHIN SIX MONTHS E�I.A�1S .):' Timan in.. hurry after V Heights approval ' ' located on Valle del Oro Road and the three months by negotiations between - straighter° 'Desert. Sky can connect Oro Approval of the second subdivision in r of the Town of Oro Valley Calle Buena Vista alignment. Timan and the Newmont Mining Corp., Valley Heights wth the Tucson-Florence the history won't brin anyrush to build on he 45 lots "we hope to formulate our policies in over a road to serve the subdivision that Highway. g Timan said. The L-shaped subdivision will contain in Oro Valley Heights,its devel©per says. the next six months," will cross Newmont's land. Joseph Timan said,"Plans are still up in Final approval of Oro Valley Heights by The Town Council also�ueted Feb. 8 to two roads, totaling 1.7 miles in length, the air " far the fi0-acre subdivision, the town council had been delayed for abandon Desert Sky Road so that a new, town records show. Desert Sky will wind northwards through it to connect with Valle del Oro Road, after it leaves the Newmont building area. Another road called Atua Place will run east and west, connecting with Desert �. Sky. Two cul-de-sacs, one branching ..,lit_.... -,� • south from Atua and another northeast .;&-. from Desert Sky, will also is a few of W - Oro Valle Heights lots.'fa/ the one acre, y g Though the subdivision has been 0 ro ic .:% ferred to as Oro Valley Heights for the 11". Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley,Pima County,Arizona Ilk"- past year in town records, Timan said an Wednesday, Februa 22, 1978 official name for it hasn't yet been Vol. • V No. 8 One Section, Eight Pages 15 Cents edndetermined. k a y Co unci • 1 ight 0 paving CATV, . ,..„ ..„ ....:::::: . s. ° :� `� The Town Council will be asked contacted me through calls at home and Thursday to award a bid for road stopping me in the street.There's a lot of °' improvement work in Shadow Mountain interest in it," Carey added. Estates last• after•c hanger'yen'mink' in But concerning the application for an ,,.., -,,,,„ili„..,,-,,, :::, . , •.3 1 • -� .,..:,,* T.-:,,,,:,-,..., the oasis'design to t•EclucE the curt��f t}�c Oro Valley frznehise by Saguaro Cable �� �, �..� jol�• Communications of Scottsdale, Mayor ° y Lamberson said, "To I'm a little ° _ franchise for cable television service ° A am osay °� in Oro Valley might also be awarded at confused by it is putting it mildly.Parts of auk `, I A• ' - M ....;:i,,,,,,,,:,� Thursday's meeting, Councilman Alan. it are a rewording of our or finance on° � 7 �� id Sunda cable television. ���: �� . � µ �� �� Carey said y :‘,y �' � .'..,::,,,z.::::,,,-;14-,-(4415::::,:::,,- Town Attorney Walter Henderson was The application included a complete 'Yx"1 � °� r °.. still reviewing the franchise application proposed ordinance written by James �� ° � � over the weekend, Carey said, but after Emmick, president of Saguaro Cable g • hearing strong urges from at least six Communications. Mrs. Lamberson said ''''. '.0...',-: N,,,... - ^ace'- ` w`.'.. aA'M:`v;i^..R w local residents, Carey said he hoped the such a document is-an unusual way of '° ° council could vote on the matter after a applying. ` ��� � f. cable televisionpublic hearing Thursday. She agreed with Carey that the council ,,,,.:. �'`' .10,--' ',.:,..-:,--. .t,- The meetingwill be °n Thursd11 at may take action Thursday, "if there's g� y r 7:30 p.m.in the Oro Valley Town Hall, 680 more clarification before then° i.... ` fiW. Calle Concordia. A study session was "But if it gets into ordinance changes, scheduled to precede the meeting at 6:15 we'll have to call for another public �� p.m. hearing" at a later date, she said. :w �* At 6 p.m., the usual study session Elsewhere in his application, Emmick ° ° starting time, the council was tentatively lists the total combined assets of Saguaro . scheduled to review applicants for the Cable Communications as $425,274, and r � Town Planning and Zoning Commission its net worth as $333,812, on Sept. 20, . seat left vacant by James Peterson. He 1977• resigned to accept an appointment to the The 26-section ordinance Emmick • Town Council. authored says the duration of a cable ��� franchise sh uld be 15ears. Within 60 �� The only two applicants for the planning r o y and zoning post are Dorothy Montgomery days from the time of a franchise issued by � � � and Bernard Rubin, Mayor Lois Limber- Oro Valley, his company would have to son said. apply fir a "certificate of compliance " � Town Engineer James Kriegh said the from the Federal Communications Com- . � 3 � ��`�� , .. ,.."- ,,,:x.,,,, adow Mountain Road design now mission• R v' Sh includes a reduced thickness of asphalt on Cable teles ision service would hate to "�� Riviera Drive, from three inches to two (('unti,r��E�rl on f'uge -.i, „,i-if--2:.;:,,,,:,,:--, : . � 'aches - � - .� � hwill the cost of the a ,�� . work down to the original cost estimate by --,::,,,,:,* 3�` �� �� ,�, d, 8,5 • p&Z private engineer Dwight Lin of$fi 75 .'% may, The lowest of two bids for the Shadow an *dates ° ° � Mountain 'ob was $73 fi89 50 by Quality � � , Paving, Inc of Tucson. P A< :,� � ,M.A s.a�.,��� a�,•�° _� �� ��,�� ;.- Kriegh said he will recommend that the r " ° company be awarded a contract for the .t P `e. t , �M1 " ��° :4:::3 �>, ti'�'. �.�k:2 x�..'�. Va'° �z�°'���`y;; �+a: � .sf°°irta v k. ��: ° i °;: r, . 7. :° work at the lower rice. .�.:�. � $ � � °mar., �� ,�„ .ye,,: .�,,'- k 40. z .::.-. .r-..," . t bink 4 �. „4 The en 'neer said he doesn t t :.;,4i,,iE.', ° i.<,.. �t . i :,<, :-: in the thickness of avin on -,,..:-...,,-.:;:‘,,,,t,„.„, "' +°h5 4?,?5:, >jsa*.`??'.„.v�.v,�'Y,._,;�< o'?.�--a2•'n °. ° 1. _• � k,``T @°�..:.�.42 .,� .a'y° • • ,,;r ',�s'.:... "j�”, v`' ' k°`" --'` �° '^ 4 s'i .mrd„ V' i• y...i.,',...i.141WZ'An-s'1:-- < 1 *w< .. v. R lviera — the onl throu hstreet m the Y �°{.i `'Ph'x'* �. .33'` E o{r.heti a $'" '� ek�`Pr v��° es,r' �:, .,�.•�g-* o �Y �.." ,'.''� .nc`aw:-`�,�;c:. � 'map: �.�.��';°'"`,`ia'.�.:t, .-_..s ....<-- d• • °.. . ,:x � k� subdivision—, will shorten the life of the t • - road-� h the old " O'utwit— Valley I did some checkm before- reaches g g .� Former South Tucson Police Sgt.Dave Peron has donned the Oro uniform and the recommendation. Authorities around � X? filed und• er experience his old badge, •pictured in the foreground., town say it shouldn't affect the road a - great deal," Kriegh said. It ISil / The other roads to be paved, all � �` < cul-de-sacs, will be surfaced with two ,„: :���F Tucson, inches of asphalt and concrete, like '< ' t South Riviera will be under the design altera- :' �` ; - Perontions. ,�$� - i� If the council awards the bid to QualityN. • „�•t,tj�y M• nit(lu))/e), By DENNIS JOYCE dombut 0 _ if keeps inant here,while in the more compact Paving Thursday, a 15-day protest period News Editor City of South Tucson—which he notes has will follow, after which the company can _9 ., ,, ., By Oro Valley standards, Dave Peron's a strong Mexican-American culture — begin its paving and drainage work. ti first day on the job as a town police officer there are a lot of "persons crimes," like Lind said the job should take about 60 if was a busy one, he's been told. assault. days to complete, according to specifica- r ,e. , Peron wasn't on dutyhalf an hour Busy as it was Friday for the local police tions he has drawn up. >1 Ail Friday before he was staring into the cab officer, Oro Valley'still doesn't compare Kriegh said he had hoped for at least ; ' , 1-W...t- of a stolen truck, its wheels dug deep into with South Tucson, Peron said. three bids° on the improvement district .{�- .. 4 * -4-tase the sand of the Canada del Oro wash. After he ran down the stolen truck's job,but said"Some contractors aren't too • ron was ke t occu led nick to bid these days on improvement Y Although generalizations are of ownership, Pe p P q y F n26, durin much of his 5 .m.to 1 a.m.swing districts that aren't big." . doubtful value after one day, Pero , g PF said that first investigation of his points up shift with traffic control at the Canyon del On the cable TV item that will face the M h i one difference he's noticed between the Oro High School basketball game. council Thursday,Councilman Carey said, .Y; types of crime in Oro Valley and those in At South Tucson, where the police "As one who's a strong advocate of nt employs 26 officers, the ace improved television here,I hope there will ' South Tucson, where he worked for three departure p y P F P years until Friday. of plain, after-the-fact criminal be action then." ° Crimes ofproperty,Tike burglary, are (Continued on Page B-4) "A lot of people who want it have B('�1I n�•c1 Rub.r1 B-2 tiit.r -- -‘-- ,,,,,,N:1 tOrias WM Only a death / WELLITTAKE TAKE irolEAT !, . • • , 1 TO PLAcE A get highway action? ki, _, STOP LIGHT it SERE When a dangerous proximity to Canyon del ' \h, traffic area exists and Oro High School. It has qP - serious accidents occur been so for several years. • there frequently, the The recent auto- public often sardonically motorcycle mishap there voices the belief that merely underscored what 8 "someone will have to get all of us residents know-- CN Yo N rig L OttoAi9 0 killed before they (public that a traffic. fatality N 1 c Ro officials) will do anything there is a certainty;sooner ��E c o N c o R D I A 6 about it." -- or later, unless a traffic G A �� Ironically, that predic- light is installed. o1?1:/P tion comes true too often. The school traffic, the • rising volume on Oracle If state highway . . . . • Road, the poor visibility officials dont do some- • • for vehicles coming fromabouteTHE DESERT OBSERVER • the south toward the intersection of Oracle n intersection all these j • Road and Calle Co cor- contribute to this danger- Dont mess with the dia, it may well become true in Oro Valley. our situation. g We ask, again: Will it • There is absolutely no require that someone miserable memphitis doubt in the minds of long- actually be killed at that time observers that this intersection before the By CHRIS UNRUH (and happily, tail down, middle of the night corner is State Department o f One day we saw a too) like a scolded little smellingthat distinctive particular • miserable meph dangerous, given 1 t S Transportation reacts? which is a fancyof puppy• musk aroma, you can be way He stopped once to pretty sure the skunk referring to a skunk. We look back, as if he wasn't the only animal OTHEREDITORS SAY were the cause, unin- couldn't believe what had prowling around. tentionally,of his misery. happened. Then he shook When pressed the It was . .�;. � � himself and continued skunk will face his a balmy ', down the hill, a sorry aggressor and stamp his ,, arbark, _ ��4: . .Satur :, * . si ht devoid of di it feet. If that/ g dignity warning fails dayin and defense. he raises his tail, all but early 1 We hoped that he the tip. If you are being kept let him know what, if closed. Y � __ p I awake at night and are anything, has been done No one had anyinfor- jgf r h~r found a good place to dry slow learnin� � g' \ animal tries to force thgenerally being annoyed so when he appears in matron that the dogs neoout and a more secure by your neighbor's bark- court again at the end of were still barking. That's those r:'. • wall free from such rude issue further,ti the skunk • d a y s `tea. awakenings. raises the tip of his tail mg dogs, dont worry; three months, he can tell right. that "Ax; snaps his body into a U� you have rights,but that the judge. The dogs are still there Skunks are nocturnal. shape so that both his doesn't matter. One neighbor writes a and still barking. gives our resident home- They dociley hobble h P owner an urge to do a around at night in search head and rear are toward .You will still have the letter to the city prose- We do have recourse g the enemy. ms barking dogs. cuter's office after about c'' re an attorney Wire little outside project. of mice or fruit or a good and fires Then he aims If you should call the a month to tell them that and sue ire people fora That day he chose to grade of garbage. The P Pmix up some concrete and feared defense Whether the skunk Phoenix police to com- the dogs are still barking. private nuisance. from our wall was too plain about the barking, This letter goes to the WhyA nd how can this pour it in and around the mechanism is used only sleepy, too wet, or just they won't do anything. wrong person but event- happen How can dogs rocks of an existing as alast resort. too disgusted oto seek They will tell you to write ually gets delivered (we have more rights than retaining wall which had If you wake up in the revenge,we don't know. to the cityand request assume).Then ? been constructed by the x:: .,yr ?f -ti-r,:. .,, ..int, ,: r ; .fj :r. ,:. . eq } , in plenty people. w: : : ;::. .;... }. �Rh that a petition be sent to of time,you write a letter expedient method of r.: - ,,. %.:y . ., : .'r:.... �:' h �;::�t'�? , Why did it take a . . �. you. to the prosecuting at- month for a letter to get piling rocks upon rocks. ..i.:i A helper, aged 7, hadChlOtable ,r.'v:. Then you and your torney directly explain- to a specifically named4 ft`".: neighbors eagerly volunteered forif-:: �:firg s can sign the ing that the dogs are still attorney for a specific 4: ` petition and send it back the fob of hosing the wall _ . Pe • • barking. case after it was received down to wash out ac- Columnist Nicholas von • did the Druids. History to the city. This letter was written in the city government? cumulated dirt. The hose Hoffman, commenting on and archeology team with By now bythe dogs have Nov. 28, received by I wonder if the mayor was turned on at full effortslan- been barking a month. If someone in the city pros- can help us to get some the Wain1��• societies, peoples, pressure and the entire ag Indian tribe to claim guages and cultures the owners of-the dogs ecutor's office on Nov. 29 peace and quiet? wall was getting a good legal title to most of New which are no more. contest the complaint, and is delivered to the The dogs have now soaking. So was England: The Roman empire got you and your neighbors attorney Dec.29, 1977— been barking for seven something else. At some point, by- offed by the Vandals and will get to go to court to exactly 10 days after the months. Hearing excited shouts gones must be declared the Visigoths, so should tell the judge that the court date. Carolyn Likes in from the wall I hurried to bygones. We can't make the modern-day Italians dogs are barking. You guessed it. Case The Phoenix Gazette the scene to find the two it up to the Indians or the sue? All they can do is The city ordinance laborers impaled on the original Americans, as it learn Latin as you can against barking dogs �, hedge that grew above . _b .s. is becoming fashionable learn any dead language; states that if one individ- , �-' the retaining wall. to call them for some they can't bring back ual is annoyed by a Ci D C lis TO THE EDITOR Theyhad hastily . . unaccountable reason. Julius Caesar. barking dog, the owners backed into it when a They got hosed but so * * * are in violation of the city Nomineepraises 'unna/'�'?e ' skunk emerged from thedollThl .trom HISTORY S SCRAPB�CJK somethingto rect the adardl Editor: the ones who work for their •' Y DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS situation: I was most surprised and community, church or recognizable with his wet You will win the court P Y fur clinging to his body. February 18. 1861—Jefferson Davis is sworn into office case because the judge honored to be nominated for synagogue,their school...all ReallJhim , there wasn't as president of-the Confederate States of America. can easilybecsee that the "Woman of the Year" by a those who find a way to say much . A skunk's February 19, 1881—Kansas adopts statewide dogs are annoying six dear friend recently.•There Yes, I'll help" instead of size is mostly fur. prohibition of all alcoholic beverages. , aTe so many possiblities for "No, I'm too busy or too Skunks are not speedy February 20, 1809—The Supreme Court rules that people. this selection and I'd like to tired."... animals even under the power of the federal government is greater than that of any By this time the dogs pay tribute to those"unsung There are so many of most pressingcir- individual state. have been barking three heroines and heroes." February 21, 1885—After.37 years of construction, the months. these restoring our•faith in cumstances. They don't Washington monument is dedicated in the nation's capital. The owners will be To those who give a smile, woman and mankind and have to be. Their February 22, 1732—George Washington, •• who lend a hand, who know settingexamples to follow. a y g gt The Father given three months to do P aggressors usually do the of our Country," is born at his parents' plantation near about the when to encourage, to com- A big bouquet to all!! speeding in the opposite Fredericksburg,Virginia. somethingfort, to cheer, who finish all - direction. February 23, 1942—During a "fireside chat" to the barking.The prosecuting the mundane tasks,the good••• Sincerely, We watched this one nation by President Roosevelt,a Japanese submarine fires attorney will tell you to citizens, the loyalpatriots,Y Charlotte Patt trundle off, head down 25 shells at an oil refinery near Santa Barbara,Calif. mmnai......n ..... lRsn...........s•ayansn•n•s■anmrs*snrrsnnn......s.....snaan.an.aria...ms•asna•aan.na•a.saa.•aria••s•nanaazar»aemassa•anau...U,.a,H...•.......•..............rs•ar•a........rauasaaa.Ia.an....... THEODORE C.TURPIN �. Editor&Publisher Published every Wednesday by t W 11114JC DENNIS JOYCE Ss�ricruval Corp.,P.O.Box 303,Tucson, = ;; Az.,624-3745.Single copies 15 cents = News Editor each;by mail,$3 for one-year F.subscription.Second Class postage Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley,Pima County,Arizona P-.*-- i NEWS STAFF: 14 paid at Tucson,Az. : Mary Schmidt Thompson :: Wednesday,February 22, 11911111: Chi Kemberling Publication No.324570 ••nn..••+.•.s•sasannn• •ass •a.•ssunamn••!s ' s•nnimmumnsnuemmir ammmnts.m..munir n.tssnn•ms.sauna•an•.n .u•s.nn•sims...•nu.sa.a•a.a•n...mess.suan.n•auu.asnummns.; Wednesday,February 22, 1978 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE A-3 PRESIDENT FOR 1978 , : , , .., - ' Big Brothers elect van Marie ,. .. , . - Air . „ ...X , , Oro Valle an Anthony ,$.. i , . comes from"boosters” num- ��' van Marie has been elected; .". bering about 100, who give . : - �'` from $50 to $500 each year,president of the Big Broth Y ers of Tucson for 1978 b the ..< ti . he said. ems' ' -, volunteer - - # t volunteer groups Board of `- . As president of the Board "` ._ of Directors, van Marie said Directors. . _v; �� ,�, . he will be attendingfive to Van Marie, 34, said the - , �.�... ,� BigBrothers"will be facingsix meetings a month, of the .m. e � � board as a whole, individual `� three distinct. challenges in � _, � � 1978 of serving more father- ,,' committees and the United ,..,, , ,,, a ,, � � less boys,soliciting addition- Way. al financial support and re- The agency's 211 Big and , - 1IlIuI "-'-- cruiungsubsequent bigLittle Brother matches was .-...4,41--�; brothers. Anthony ran Marie an increase of 17 percent iiiP _ . . A stock broker in Tucson, 1977 from the previous year. van Marie and his wife for three years. Another- increase of 10 , Sandy—a volunteer worker As in past years, van percent is projected for 1978. with the Oro Valley Plan- Marie said he hopes to solicit according to van Marie. w truck waiting to roll ning and Zoning Commission donations from a number of An increase in service — have lived at 9380 N. Oro Valley residents in or- would dictate an increase in Oro Valley's second police truck,bought with federal funds has been delivered by Lou Calle El Milagro for the der to reach the$42,500 that community financial sup- Grubb C'hev�rolet of Phoenix,but it won't be put into service until first aid equipment is past three years. "Fund • Police C'hiEf Fred Roof said he'll announce at tomorrow's Town the board of directors is port. raising is the pure fox• it. • The van Marles them- responsible for. most pressing and difficult Council meeting that the department is seeking donations of about$50x)to$600 from selves have one boy and Another $42,000 will be concern the board must un- local residents to buy the equipment. All Oro Valley Police officers, including Steve another child due in July. given the groupb y the dertake. The budget will Whipps(above) are trained Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT), Roof said. Y Y Van Marie has been one of United Way. About 90 per increase 17 percent to 24 members on the Big cent of the total $84,000 compensate for the growth in . service.' ii. raga s service. a a Brothers Board of Directors budget will be used for office • rent and for the salaries of Upcoming fund raising _ 5; and the Christian the Tucson group's execu- projects include a benefit (Cunt►mull<<l. ►mit Page 1) company on Channel tive director and four college Harry Chapin Concert, begin within a year of the issuing of that Broadcasting Network on Channel 12 or St. Mark's school graduates,who match Little opening night at the Tucson com liance, and "substantial, co.nstruc- 10. P g g game and tion"of the cable system begun within six These additional services would cost and Big Brothers. Sky volleyball Y 8"u sets registration "You can't take an participation in a National months, the proposed ordinance adds. more than the regular cable television amateur and expect him to Hole In One Golf Tourna- The channels to be provided by Saguaro service, however. Registration for the fall find good matches," van ment. Cable Communications in Oro Valley Saguaro Cable Communication's appli- termcation says the company will install a cable at St. Mark's Metho- Marie said."We try to match Recruiting new Big Broth- would be: dist Pre-School will be held the aspirations of the little er volunteers is a year round Tucson TV Channels 4 (KVOA-NBC television outlet for $19.95 and charge a March 30 from 9 a.m. to and big brothers:we're very effort. "This year isn't any Affiliate), 9 (KGUN-ABC affiliate), 11 monthly fee of$7.35. 10:30 .m. in the church concerned about this." P different from any other, (KZAZ,independent)and 13 (KOLD-CBS In other action at its Thursday meeting,library. In all of the 211 relation- without the volunteer,there affiliate). the Town Council is scheduled to adopt The school, located at ships the group has ar- is not a Big Brother pro- Also included would be all local FM two resolutions: 1431 W. Magee, will offer ranged at present in Tucson, gram,"van Marie said. radio stations and weather reports on One designating the Town Hall as the g place for the April 16 and May4 two- and three-day-a-week Big Brothers pay the entire Other board members as- Channel 7.. polling P 1 ses for both three and cost of entertaining their sisting van Marie are: Rich- In addition, cable TV would allow Oro . council elections and another temporarily classes four year olds. Little Brothers, van Marie and Lesch, vice president; Valleyans to view as many as 14 theater changing no parking areas at C.anyoii del More information on the said. Uvieja Leighton, secretary; movies per month on their television Oro High School,so heavy equipment can am maybe obtained byThe bulk of the donations J. Michael Traher, treas- Channels 2 or 3; sporting events through be stored there during forthcoming build- phoning honin 887-7710. the group receives directly urer. the Madison Square Garden broadcast ing work. P 8' WOULDN'T you LIKE TO DISCOVER THE MYSTERIES OF THE UNIVERSE? AND THE NEWS OF YOUR COMMUNITY TOO? • ticketstotheGrace Flandrau Planetarium For a limited time, you can do both.The ORO VALLEY VOICE is offering two price of$7.That's a $4 innew three-year subscription to the VOICE at the regular Tucson to anyone purchasing a y P value in tickets to one of Tucson's most fascinating attractions. nt show, "The LastQuestion" by Isaac Asimav, explores the theme of entropy: The curve . . . runs out of energy?And in addition to the showing in the 50-foot domed theatre, What happens when the universe gy there are exhibits sciences,the sun and solar system,the Milky Way,meteorites,a gift shop,and displays of astronomical art. Look at theg�brts on optical y Arizona skies through the 16" telescope (evening hours in good weather). SAVE $2 over the one-year rate of $3. r....._MEM___WIMP nom mum ems emu mom_WINO MN=___MIND_MID_NOM MEM., 1 Yes, I'd like to keep up with all the news of this community by I for nextthree years.Enclosed 1 subscribing to the ORO VALLEY VOICE a is my check for$7.And sendtwo free tickets to the Grace Flandrau I my Planetarium, too. I . .. 1 Name irh i Address - � �� ,r. 1 City or town State Zip . Telephone 1 I - Send your subscription order to Orq,.Valley Voice,P.O.Box 3003, 1 i Tucson, AZ 85702. I . I L J .1 OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 1. COUPONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MARCH 1 TO GET YOUR FREE TICKETS. OFFER GOOD FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS ONLY AND FOR THREE-YEAR SUBSCRIPTIONS ONLY. \,.........., . , . . • .-. . •.••e.•.• • .+••. . t 0,•:.0.• •.•,t . • • . •.,•..• •.••..•.••v••t•I,• •o. •..*.•••.•.••.t e a a •..•.. •... . A-4 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday,February 22, 1978 1 • J. Sidney Cotner, M.D. ' Monsons oppose Announces the opening of his ofir4N, payment met o Northwest office at ikj OrMikirr4 boo.. 7225 N. Oracle Rd., Suite 202B. - ;rs'Aadt: Shadow Mountain Estates Council. - ' '" East residents Gale and Mrs. Lamberson said she e For theractice ofVfl.COME WE , �� 1, Sarah Monson have sent a doesn't know when that p • l second letter of protest to hearing will take place. She General Ophthalmology Mayor Lois Lamberson, re- did say,however,that it will NEWCOMER SERVICE iterating their opposition to come after the election of a with a sub specialty of a strict per lot assessment new Town Council in April A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS NEW TUCSONANS for road improvement work or May. She isn't seeking Pediatric Ophthalmology. The Welcome Newcomer Service of Tucson,with its many there. re-election. trained hostesses will greet and welcome you to our wonder- The Monsons said they 297-7371 294-7659 merchants city i through the cooperation of our s. will join residents Ted and Kathy Turpin in seeking a Ballots ready 7225 N. Oracle 4755 S. 12th Ave. ORO VALLEY AREA TOO! �/ SERVING court injunction to "block 1 Suite 202B Tucson, Az. the paving district"if such afor absentee - k payment method is decided upon. voting -N1 OV The Monsons own two lots literall have th. . . . _ Wey in the subdivision and the - ifitg Turpins own three,meaning Oro Valleyans who wish toy__ world at-our fingertips. they would pay double and vote absentee m the primary . . triple the $1,200 estimated election for the Town Coun- What ityou have to be out of town p cil can apply for ballots at j'" y tech- Bothper lot for the work. , rr by sundown? Thanks to our tech Both couples have said the Town Hall, 680 W. Calle '.. nological wonder, the Sabre air- they would prefer a per- Concordia. owner assessment, under Requests can be made in reservation computer, we can which each household in the person or through the mail. F\''.- -...**?-7-'\ see what's available to you in Shadow Mountain road im- Ballots also will be distribu- E; J`, /'.. 2534 seconds. We'll reserve your provement district would be ted in person or by mail, 1,, 4. -r`. , 297seat and print out your ticket ��,. . soy charged the same rate — beginning March 5. They � right on the .spot. �� how manylots must be returned to the • , 1' ' • ` a 7049 N. ORACLE RD. - - • regardless of o Mon-Fri 9 A.M. 5 P.M. ��� they own. Town Hall by March 31. ''_ `' Sat. 9A.M.-1 P.M. 0�t ~y Mrs. Lamberson said Sat- The primary election is • . .. a CASA ADOBES4'AVii t urday she hadn't seen the scheduled for Tuesday, Ap- Monsons' Feb. 14 letter, ril 4 at the Town Hall. If five which was sent to her at the of the seven candidates for Town Hall. The couple sent the council receive more her another letter on the than 50 percent each of the . matter Oct. 31. votes cast, no general elec- Town Attorney Walter tion will be held. NUMBER UNE RADIO Henderson has said he If one is necessary, gen- doubts that the Turpins eral election absentee bal- . FM could gain an injunction to lots will be distributed be- '' W95 halt the road paving, be- ginning April 13.They must cause the method of asses- be returned by May 12 -- AIR TowntMa. 16 arE sing for payment of the lot y Y won't be determined until general election. after the work is completed. Deputy Town Clerk Linda A public hearing will be Jarchow said Friday that set at that time to determine one absentee ballot for the - the payment formula, which primary vote has already will be decided by the Town been requested. -_ KAIR IS CONCERNED For all your PRESCRIPTION needs, shop in the pleasant surroundings of . . Everybody would claim to be concerned about the environment today. The arguments arise over the'tradeoffs MISENER DRUGS between degrees of purity and of jobs or the causes —=- or even the ingredients. under the dome in the Casa Blanca Plaza 6020 N Oracle Just what are the pollutants in the air over Tucson and Senior Citizens Check Our Pharmacy Rates Phoenix?Well, Rep. Peter Corpstein of the Arizonale islature g hours 9 to 9 297-2234 thinks we are presently taking poor aim at the target. In his opinion, industry has pretty well cleaned up its act. And if we put more pressure on it, we will severely threaten our jobs. � �' t 'mar ECT�SS* TEND 1% ar � 4 1CSQN S:NCE SVNSB1t ' :7-,),, Then there is the-automobile which we are now spending cd . time and money testing for exhaust emissions. Corpstein says his study of the research finds that the two Arizona cities rank :ft, A. 0. far below such places as Albuquerque and Columbus,Georgia Isf 0 II 1 1 in carbon monoxide,part of which is generated by cars. TEE STO i .i k - I rani* k ra hp* On the other hand, the Department of Health finds that percent of our pollution is dust. And a federal study shows that watt hauflidiant 77 percent of Phoenix haze 1$ dust kicked up by cars. To Corpstein, this means we should target dusty roads and Wed.-S+rp.COO fer Show Times shoulders rather than exhaust emissions. Steak Dinner' er & Show - frek On1y8. 5 ..... i ..._. it., i tiV is. „4. 01, , 7 - If you have comments or suggestions, write to "KAIR Jo 'V e)1, concerned” - C; A S' I .1 C. H ir =tor— ---1,01._ - � tl�1s k?IIU Iillam i,,..- k by UR All sad FS. /9 , CALL Wedngsday, February 22, 1978 - i 1 . Lill e n doctor heads list of Catalina health needs _ The first order of business in planning medical care. He moved, his eworks practice in for future medical care Catalina is recently to San Manuel, %%h ere h convincing a doctor to movehere,say three full time at the Magma Copper Co. local residents who organized a hospital. S "..-Y.. .."' community discussion Monday of the '...i Even Kohring, however, was available ,,,,....:;,477.,.i.,,,„:::! medical care problem. here only a few days a week. Mrs. :,--„„. 4..:....-,w2.-,.„4,,,,,, Stephen Younggren, a partner in the Rodriquez noted. , ...',.:.,...,..?,..,;'- '-'..:Q„,-„,..-,--. e‘-•.'-::----: /.,--,,,cl-... Nt Catalina Plaza Drug store,said nearly all Kohring said Catalina"definitely' needs ; ,, 4,,w,:,., his prescription - customers travel to a doctor, and that it's large enough a ‘,.! li.4414,4 :;:,.:*.:-.--!:r.. ... -i*,: -:::.;;::.:', "sr c'..,.-.-;‘:;''.'',.. .- `s.-..•:',..,::- - .--A, li.,;. Tucson to see ., ommunitv to support one. Kohring d°ctffis while a few go c . Iv hel ft Catalina. northeast to Oracle or San Manuel. declined to say w y e .. 0 ''''.. • Younggren said Friday he was -80 The only other doctor ,..so- n,. in the ---- * ,..:f.*;1*. V..: 1....• : percent sure"that a doctor had been found1 community at present is livingC.7.HMathis, ' ':- t..... . .-..,.. ,,,-,.,;;-. * ,-..,,,,?,?:::, for the area. He declined to elaborate. 11,1.D.. who has been practicing -„:7,4i,. .,, -'4,..,„*.ti, !:::4100‘ Younggren, Hortensia Rodriquez andic!!! psychosomatic medicine solely for the past . , „,„„ . :-.4.,4 Gilbert Anderson arranged a community :. . .,-,-,------- )0 years, his secretary said.. . . + .,. ',1:' ... • discussion of the medical problem held it To ease the health care difficulty among ,...__ , A Monday night at Coronado Elementary lower income Catalirans and those without with°.ut - .,....,_, ...„..„ * ...: ., School. Results.of the gathering . . • weren t transportation, Project PPEP is paying available at press time. Mrs. Rodriquez for mileage to drive some . ...„. "We need a doctor here every day, not it- of them into Tucson. _. . "-. one or two days a week," said Mrs. ......" -..--' Rodriquez, a part-time employee. of Her time, however — including some ----'- -V i i Project PPE P (Portable Practical occasions when. she's had to wait all day ' 4.--.. ...._ . Educational Preparation). the Pima long at Kino Community Hospital — is Al* County rural anti-poverty service. . volunteered.Last month she made$72 for ! , ..,, For two years. about 1.000 Catalinans her driving, she. said. 1.8 ... depended on Gary Kohring, D.O. for their Lee Myers, site manager for the Senior S •,,,o,r. - Now Generation program for elderly CATALINA CURRENT residents here,says through her work she has become acutely aware of the absence of S t u d e n tsvisit medical care in Catalina. Senior Now program participants and s - ....,,-- - .„„. . Ow, others often drive friends who have no ., ' Saguaro site other means of transportation into Tucson , ,, ,,, for visits to the doctor,she said. • •• Mrs. Rodriquez, however, said the age ‘,,,,,,,\,..,.., , on field trup group she feels suffers most from the , ,4,,,,,,,,.,,..„44,,‘„,..,:„ .„•;:..,.,: r,..-.•:„.•;,:i.;.-,,,...;.it......:::::.. '...;..... .",' absence of medical care is children. By BETTE CHASTAIN "I work with low income people. There nd and third graders at Coronado are children all over Catalina who need Prescription fillings grow in number EleSmecentary School received an unexpec- shots. Eve!-1 genera! examinations," she ted bonus when they visited Sahuaro said. "I think there s a need for a lot of Stephen Younggrep, partner in Catalina Plaza Drug, fills another in a grving National Monument recently. While on facilities here." number of prescriptions Catalinans are bringing him. Younggren hopes that a the nature walk, a real, live rattlesnake Younggren said what facilities Catalina Catalina doctor!krill be ordering more of those prescriptions soon,if one can be found slithered past,undisturbed by squeals and eventually acquires will depend on the for the community. delight of all the children. doctor who locates here. Gardening time is - "We might end up with a clinic,our own here for students who laboratory facility and X-rays.But most of • I have planted Mungo the decision on that type of program is up Girl Scouts skate way to diploma beans, which are al- ,„' ' . to the physician."he said. -., ready sprouting. soon ,. : Younggren agrees that Catalina can sNlore than 50 Catalina at Skate Country,located on beginning March 17. they will plant and • support a full-time doctor.In the two years residents attended a gradua- North Oracle Road in Tuc- watch other vegetables , i''. ince Catalina Plaza Drug opened. the tion ceremony Feb. 10 for son. She is also planning an grow from seedlings to As, ''',1, company's overall business has grown at a local Girl Scouts who recent- The girls earned Girl. overnight camp out for the troop, which now numbers maturity. ''''''''''''' ate of 40 percent per year. ly completed a six-week ice Scout badges in skating for 18, over the spring break * * * He doesn't see transportation for health skating course at Tucson's their work, Mrs. Ytterdahl next month at Coronado "Mac" and Peggy MacDonald had a care as a problem unique to Catalina. Skate Countryrink, said. Elementary School. wonderful surprise when Peggy's cousin, "I don't think transportation will enter Myrtle Ytterdahl, leader Rita Mix,dropped in unexpectedly after a into the prblem. It's the same here as it of Catalina Troop 309, said Sh added that Girl Scout Fourth, fifth and sixth 25-year separation. As time went on, the would be if you lived way out on East nearly all the parents of the cookie sales in Catalina have grades at the school corn- two had lost track of each other. lBroadway"in Tucson. 17 girls who took the course been"fantastic". and. that. the prise the Catalina troop,she Rita and husband Dick very reluctantly t would be nice in the future to get an turned out for the ceremony cookies will be distributed added. returned to their home in Santa Rosa, ambulance, maybe through the volunteer - . , (Continued on Pililf 14-4): fire districts here." he added. - . - - _ ..... 5 FROM CATALINA DISTRICT Fire fighters train at hospital to save, more lives • Five emergency medical techniciap. s to,and the medical restrictions we bad to. medic to administer intravenous therapy, subjects including anatomy, drugs, shock (EMT) from the Catalina Volun , Fire operate undec as EMT ,' gastric intubation (insertion ofa tub treatment, oxygen administration and District are participating in a programHenderson. .to through the nose) and suction and hemorrhaging. better The remaining hours are spent on • rease their training in order to provide llWe're wa smallaonindbinjections of four classes of drugs. emergency care to the ruralbecoming mT , we a:zt elmore All of these procedures weren't avail- clinical training. in the emergency room, community, for a victim until the ambulance arrives able before to the EMT I and II in the labor and delivery, the operating room The program, the only one in the from somewhere in Tucson," she ex- field, Landau said. and IV team with authorized medical. T area, trains persons who have Plainod• er there's an emergency iie i IEMT law limits the props& personstow in personnel at an approved medical facility, completed EMT I and II classes to besilio live,. .and .ehveantuallYWill of 75:000 Landau said. . The five Catalinans say they hope to Interniefliate.Einergency Medical Tech.ni- Catalina, a kativietimhour for ea:ambmuuianeest wait t° orceressu.nitie.s swit. population finish the training by July. a paramedic classification which upwards of a Catalinais involved in one of the.ea.11ovsys— te perform more medical arrive, solid Darryl G. Landau, with Other limitations stileigiste that an The T groups in the state. The services. General Hospital's community Participants are Sherry Henderson,32: relations etpartaie. at. !tn. onlyMT.welitnhPearf°menntheid. Dadedeetorre""11, LandauuBjea- teltilreeer tiwEolViareP!hinegra and flagstaff. . Kathy White, 32; Philip Henderson, 48, Trolan _. e . wereat Tucson General by • explained. . . They are investing their own time and The course consists of a um of 200 expense to complete the !EMT. course, Herb Feed,41; and Gale Pierce, 34. ,*gbh Feb.? 1 . 1.1.dmapossibleseptem.191*IV hours. of training above the MO hours Landau said.Tucson Geimwsl. . is smlipatpelyriamgis "The mama mason we began the WM' Misoint legislation passed by - bee; , required for EMT II pernmne(. Trainees in theclinicalmedical training,supervision bee.g Pacr:gridentsarn*AtvetheOelawittiriPeledisintrietie)injuries dialed The des4onstien slows the peo!t. receive 156 hours of classroom work 13-2ORO VALLEY[ARM VOICE Wednesday,February 22, 1978 . .,-.., . Annexation up ..,. .. , ,„,,..:::::,:. :,...., ,.., LOCAL WOMEN ARGUE FOR HOSPITAL .„,..., ,.. -*,,p--- --,--:-.-,.- -:,---::!,;A-,.. to new council, ,..- . .. .. „.. vice mayor says 44,,:, s. . ''....--'-' -, 1 ., . . , ,- \ r, Health hearing tomorrow While several Mesaland residents continue to rally ,:e . • - . --,- ‘ outpatientPreNent i v e for annexation into oro 4..„.. .. : ' '''.*;':. ' \ ,.., ' --717-:''' care and least one year, HSA director Suite 611, by 5 p.m. tomorrow. Valley, Vice-Mayor E.S. -,,.,,,.. „ , 4: .,.,, , ,,, ,...,. '''' treatment, but Hal Wurtzel said. not a local hospital, head. the These types of medical The public also may read "Steve" Engle said further Ithir.''' ..-- - .- .. a 4, ishealth plan list of recommt:ndations.for facilities haven't been the drafted discussion on the issue .,. -I- . theNorthwest included in a excluded permanently from between 8:3(1 a.m. .and5 p.m. should be tabled until after ,,,, - -.. ' ) 4, ''') .,ii,,,•-.. ... that the plan Wurtzel noted,since at the HSA office,or at two 1.000-page health plan the town council primary c - ' .,.‘ %.. .,„,,,,,..• ',.r,-...,,ir, ,,,,,,,it. '''''''''• will come before a public the health plan projects local libraries: the main election set for April 4. 4kioLti*..',„. ..). , i hearing tomorrow evening. medical needs for the next branch of the Tucson Public Library,200 S.6th Ave.,and Oro Valleyan Lois Nagy is five years. Mesal and resident J. .,.„.-. . . .,‘. , • ,,,,4,.. .: one of several area residents Maurice Lee recently '- .„.;:f .,,, *,„ * -'-- who tentatively plan to Written opinions on the the Arizona Health Sciences_ , presented a map to Engle , , - ' health plan should reach the Center library. 1a01 N. suggesting the minimum i , , 1 office, Campbell Ave. area Oro Valley could annex 4 1*. ''''''' :-:‘. \ s. .'-'-. , attend the hearing on the HSA100 E.Alameda. Health Systems Plan drafted which included Mesaland ..,',, '''.5-,.:\ . , Ilk '‘; ' ‘:-' ' '''''' '' bv the staff of the Health — nn_RADOS FACE NORTH CHAMP subdivision, six homes in 2,,.. -„,--, k •:.... -4,4„,t,,,?„..,•., Systems • ' '''' '''' Agency (HSA) of Rancho Verde,but excluded I* Nr. ''''''''''''-**''''''''':' Southeastern Arizona. _.. A - , _ Tucson National area 1 Jung leads CDO - ---- -,:it.-- The hearing begins at 1 subdivisions. f ' . '." '- -. ' - p.m. in Salon No. 1 of the • s • Meanwhile Mesaland .- • .,.. - Marriott Hotel, 180 E. to titte ties record . ,.... .. , residents Mr. and Mrs. .....„. . ..., / '''''''.' . • ' Broadway in downtown Warren Hunt are working . , ,„. ''.:: Tucson. with Lee to rally support for Jung tied the city record annexation from residents in -411.p. ,,-.:. . - N.---' - . '.'' --. ' Mrs. Nagy is a member of .Canyon del Oro's 71-48 , „, _ , ' ' - the Northwest set byGeorgeWalls of their subdivision. ,est Community victory over Safford High N - Hospital Auxiliary, a group School. Saturday gave the Salpointe in 1970. .... , . \',L;..- . ''''. formed to push for HSA However, Engle said, team its . ,.. 1.,-.„* second consecutive The 7-.foot-1 senior also broke his school's single "We'll let the matter of ',..2,4 . approval of a bid to open a AA-South basketball title. annexation drop until the t,:f full-service hospital in the That win qualified the game record of 41 and field new Town Council has been Northwest area. Dorados to compete in the goal record of 19— both set elected. The present council HSA denied an applica- state AA tournament at by his older *brother, Brian, is a lame duck council in aUniversity during his reign on the CDO , tion from American Medical. Arizona State sense. team in the early International (AMI) in a March 3,4 and 5.The team's basketball "It would be foolish to even '70s. start discussing the issue A Valentine sweetheart hearing held last year. next. game will be Saturday saying Pima County has against the winner of a The CDO cagers chalked because nothing could be began up a 17-4 overall season Coronado Elementary School fourth grader Carla sufficient number of hospital tournament which accomplished —it would be beds elsewhere. Biesemeyer flips through the numerousvavalentine yesterday in Safford and record, and were 12-1 in the a waste of everyone's time," state AA League. cards she received from classmates on Valentine'sAt press time,results were continues tomorrow. he asserted. Day.Childrenschool celebrated the at the elementary . unavailable on the superior Mark. Jung's 21points Their- only league loss Hypothetically speaking, season at day by distributing valentines and holding parties in court ruling made Monday to made hamthe high scorer in came earlier this Engle said, proponents of determine the constitution-their homerooms after lunch. (VOICE staff photo) Saturday's Safford game, the hands of Nogales, 76-56. annexation could gain theWhile Oro Valley resi- ality of state statutes used by but that performance even council's approval for thedents dominated the CDO HSA to turn down AM I's bid was overshadowed by the 53 proposal, only to find the ONE BIKE MISSING for a Northwest hospital. he popped in against Nogal- football' team, a school newly elected town officials More elaborate and costly es the night before, to spokesman. said no town opposing the issue. residents play on any of the "It's almost impossible to _ t olen pick-up, cycles hospital and emergency care secure the divisional playoff three team levels in basket- facilities for the .Northwest. berth. The Dorados won know. whatthe aboutneare back seat priorities for at that game at home 88-64. ball. candidates thinkabandoned near OV annexation,"he added. "The mechanical opera- tions required for annexa- A stolen four-wheel drive Grove, Ill. when the theft tion require public hearings, pickup and a motorcycle, occurred,wAr O'Crottyadded. surveys, published reports abandoned nearOro In another incident,er •cG5;eati 0 and signed petitions,"Engle Valley eyFridyevening in the vandals destroyed part ofa li to aa, noted,in addition the town a Friday wash,Police fence- at an Oro Valley council's approval. ChiefCanada del dFred Roof said. residence on the 200 block oft Aci\-iac Lee told the Voice he's Since the vehicles were Westealle Concordia, Roof - Ilhelitre 1‘11r1111' preparing to discuss stolen in Tucson, Roof said, saidET i, annexation with the new the Tucson Police Depart- The-vandalism occurred elected council,but declined rn. enti . s. handling the either Friday or Saturday to elaborate on his plans. investigation, with damage estimated Lee said he wouldn't cs TucsonPolice detective between $25 and $50, the as relee his tact! • for fear of Peter 0,Crotty, said police police chief said, and Oro S' *fi3*8 giving annexation opponents apre s.till lookirig for a Harley Valley police have no an edge. "If they found out avi.dson motorcycle which, suspects at this time. about my plans. they'd was in the back of the pickup' Roof said parts from a 1 re stolen last sandbag me with them," he (:)11 Thursday or Friday when motorcyc e we . charged. A previous survey it was stolen from North week from a vehicle parked. taken in Mesaland indicated Stone.Avenue., . at Canyon del Oro High ' i,N Ne(1,:dotSt3rNes that subdivision residents While 0 C. ratty said School and a"weekly fender- annexation by a slim Tucson police have no bender"also occurred there. ki.‘ -t0\)'' margin, suspects, the detective said ,12.\" _,e,•6.,,-,c, A No-apS •65‘1" ,e0- • • Engle said he is willing to he speculates. that bikers in s , to.7 clor- ....,c,\v• e.c.k. ke,sy., discuss annexation further the Catalina or Oro Valley \,-,-0). t% €5 N 0‘3e1(\\CPS\Ne7P after the election—provided area may have stolen 'the Editor's Quotellook e,, 4,04,1,0,\> k eo ecv. \k‘c . klo .as 6,v- -.ll 0• he is re-elected. `We've told Harley-Davidson to strip it cetli(‘ ,644201.-- ce6:',,cecsce-i-g ‘1‘ vz 1\-c‘ r+ ma -60- ko "6 69 6a /\'‘• people we're willing to listen for parts. Opportunity has Sc'" IN a•61‘ ,AO 9- to whatever they have to say D das owner of the _LW-„es „ cjt ac eS‘ - e es o0- ,rito 6,) james11 'was visiting power over ati things. ,,c, 50. — but with no promise of stolen vehicles, . .:gtco::. e1c::e€:,•lelek::3.t.:v,k c :::::oteceN0-0 annexation." Tucson from Downers ‘.0 \-•zsz'c 0).\"‘oack SophOdes - s‘.\.•6 • o .(6. ‘ 6c \-• ko NeSt‘i`e‘P Sak` Am phi out for rodeo , a‘ eac oc‘ z‘vte. e •‘.0.•.e .\.1 Oro Valley and Catalina students at- HALF ,cto k\-‘,2, \o‘ ,,,31`• tending Amphitheater schools will have - no classes Thursday and Friday, Feb. 23 ZE , es \i,le isd• cs(` 6 and 24, because of the rodeo holidays. ; A'l \\ . 0 0 - Classes at Canyon del Oro High School, SHOP 12\,D a5k- v455- Cross Junior High, Harelson and Donald- 2243 EAST c'• c son Elementaries and Coronado Elemen- BROADWAY tary in Catalina will resume Monday,Feb. 27. TUCSON, ARIZ. . . . . 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Suzuki Custom Cafe'Racer 550 cc. Acreages , 103 Card of Thanks All Ads 4% Sales Tax nerds 6:00 weekdays.All day Mechanic built & owned - never - 105 Give Away[Free] raced.52000.00.297-4553 or 825- Five acres of beautifuldesert 107 Lodge&Club Notices - Ask for Oro ValiPu Classified Ads - -- -- 3546. ,property. Located just �109 Lost&Found[Free] no Tangerine sdo 449,Recreation block west of La chats. $12,500. E 111 Personals 884-988th Call 297-3212. 113 Travel Opportunities q u i p m e n t 711 Parts & BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Deadlines Royce 23 channel CB with PA,RF Accessories , Saturday 11 a.m. for Wednesday Gain, ANL, Delta Tune with ARIVACA 201 Accounting,Bookkeeping antenna. $80. 327-5809 or 297- 203 Appliance Repair 5145. 4 used tires. 800x16.5D. Lots of 20 Acres rolling grass land. 205 Answering Service Combination Rates _r miles left.$45.825-9620. Power, shallow water table. 207 Auto Service Green Valley News-Oro Valley Voice Rates _ _- . $750/Acre with excellent terms. 209 Building/Remodeling available phone 889-2092 453 TV's/Stereo/ 211 Carpet/Rug Radio 713 Recreational 10 acres some bottom land, 213 Concrete,Masonry FREE Vehicies power, shallow water table. 215 Cooling,Heating AKAI reel to reel tape deck,auto Owner will s a c r a f i c e at 217 Drafting Services reverse, 3 speed, 3 head. Tapes 219 Electrical Repair FAMILY NT Q included.$300.327-5809 or 297- For Sale: '74 Ford Van, excellent 5625/Acre CASH. 221 Excavating&Leveling 5145. condition, low mileage. $2,800. 223 Handyman 743.7098. 10 acres close to town of 223 Hauling SEE COUPON --_ Arivaca.Power.Only$850/Acre. 227 Income Tax PETS & $1275/Down,$88/Month. 229 Janitorial Services r - 231 Landscaping&Yard care LIVESTOCK 40 acres adjacent to state land. 233 Legal Services BUSINESS SERVICE 307 Work Wanted Weekend hideaway. Priced at 235 Miscellaneous Services _ only $575/Acre, excellent 237 Mobile Home Services DIRECTO R Y - 501 Livestock financing. 239 Moving&Storage Mature experienced nurses aide 4 ., 241 Painting&Papering will care for patients days or For SaleFor information on the above, 243-Plumbing Repair 201 Accounting/ evenings.825-9580. call the Arivaca Specialist,Sam 245 Roofing-Siding 247 Sewing,Alterations Bookkeeping - Full blooded African Goats,Pygmy Solito. 297-7600. Nationwide Type$50 and up.825-9620. Resources Corporation, 622- 249 Swimming Pool Maintenance -�- - -- MERCHANDISE ,1\i . 7777. 251 Tree Service LEE'S # s __ ,,g , - . 253 TV/Stereo Repairs ACCOUNTING MISCELLANEOUS et ervices 255 Upholstery - l 911 Mobile Homes 257 Well Drilling SERVICE Rabbit hutches all new galvanized , Income Tax Returns. 401 Appliances welded wire construction. Com- Federal&State. 1.2,3,bedrooms for rent.Mobile EMPLOYMENT Bookkeeping small business. plete with feeder,watering bottle, Pick-up&Delivery. Year old Sears Coldsport Refnger- hangers. 1-2 and 3 compartment Home Ground Space available. units starting at$30.825-9391 or Laundromat open to public. Experienced&reliable ator. 17 cubic foot, Harvest gold, 884 586. 301 Babysitter Wanted 6p . Catalina Country Mobile Home 303 Help Wanted 297- $03 frostfree, like new condition, im- Park N. Oracle Road Catalina 305 Help Wanted,Sales �-- -_----•.-_••_-_----- -- ' maculate.$300.325-6284. 307 Work Wanted ...•......:.........'S 5 5 5 5555::: HORSE SHOEING 297-3830. Experienced. Reasonable rates. Check the ClassifiedMERCHANDISE s 407 Books/Coins/ Ph.825-9876.Harry G.Clayton. prices Budger,10x55'with 9x13 expando. MISCELLANEOUS Stamps before you buy. One bedroom furnished. Skirting work 509 Pets For Sale and awnings.Tool shed.Screened 401 Appliances .-.:-:::::::. ::.�. :.: :::.:::.: Read the ads in porch.Orchard Valley Park,3950 E. 403 Antiques ._.-::•...::::.:..•... Hawser, Lot 60. Space rental 405 Antiqu s 2 O7 Auto Service GOLD & SILVER Broker FOR SALE $40/mo.includes water.Open 1-5 407 Books,Coins,Stamps Pure bred kittens:Manx 8.Persians. the p.m.daily. 409 Building Materials Coins and Bars Also Australian Shepherd pups. 825-3404 or 825-9376 W For sale: '73 "Marlette" 14x70 411 Carport,Patio Sale s _ Daranyi and Co. CQ V y mobile home.2 BR,2 bath,perfect 413 Clothing ---------- - 5 5 5 5 .-.t,�... ,- Phone Tucson 623-4711 male condition. Ideal 2nd home for 415 Cooling.Heating _ Kittens for sale.Male Persian, 417 Crafts,Hobbies 21 Manx,two Persian male cats.Please se*i r winter visitors with free summer ,r..... upkeep.Catalina 825-9158. 419 Farm&Ranch Equipment _ _ phone 825-3400 or 825-9376 or , _ 421 Firewood ,■mm. 4 Clothing 385-9366. Write Catalina: t. - - 423 Floor CoveringsService, CRB 8756, Tucson6, 425 Foods - _ 85738, REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 427 Furniture For Sale. Cornell Cap& Gown, ,� 4. 4 All RV Service -1 ----��--- -~ 429 Gift Ideas Ph.D.; Science PhD. hood; Gold - - 431 Goff Equipment Complete Motorhomes, Tassel mortar board, size 7-1/8. TRANSPORTATION ` - 433 Hearth Foods Travel Trailers,Fifth Wheels 297-3800. 435 Household Goods ......__and Campers serviced by 437 Jewelry,Watches,etc. Printed T-shirt proclaiming your 439 Machinery,Tools qualified technicians. "Right to keep and bear ares," 701 Automobiles NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK 441 Musical instruments Complete gas, electric White$3.98,Yellow or Blue$4.98; '`-' 443 Nurseries,Garden Supplies plumbing repairs, hitches, i tow bars, wiring expertlyS,M or�Postage�'�•Send check Auto purchasing service. Pur- Not often does an opportunity like this 445 Office Business Equipmentor M.O. A ShirtCompany,P.O.Box chase your next new car or light ppo y installed. Refrigerators 447 Photographic Equipment 8498-CRB, Tucson. Az. 85738. truck through a broker and save! come on the market.Like new 2 year furnaces also serviced, BONNIE BEST 449 Recreation Equipment mobile service available. Immediate Delivery! Call 747-9932. old home that's had lots of tender 451 Sewing Machines _ _ - GRI BROKER loving care.Decorated to perfection, 453 TV's,Stero,Radio All RV Service T 1973 atlas 442, rally hood & � .' . this 2 Bdrm.,2 Bath home has over 455 Wanted to Buy just off of 1-10 at 1225 Sell-out: 100 new, slightly soiled D iE�� PETS&LIVESTOCK W.Miracle Mile printed T-shirts; 28 styrofoam 1 .4"'41S-11- wheels, console bucket swivel 1500 sq.ft. of luxury living. Private open Mon.-Fri.8-6 p.m. mannequins; and over 5,000 seats, cruise control, top shape, i��e�oG��f patio with barbeque,double carport Sat.9-5 p.m. flocked iron-on letters.All for$50. blue,white vinyl. Sporty, private, INCORPORATED with storage.All for only$56,500. 501 Livestock For Sale loaded, reasonable. Phone 297- 503 Pet,Livestock Supplies By Appointment only Call 825-9391. 8651 in Oro Valley. 7110 N.ORACLE RD.SUITE 105 505 Pet Services 622-3709 217.2515 509 Pets For Sale 425 Foods BUSINESS-FiNANCEi 209 Building/ 1 Bring to 601 Business Opportunities Remodeling "Instant Mixes" make and store 603 Insurance for pie crusts, puddings, bever- COUPON FAMILY ages,etc.,$1.00, `Yummy Rabbit 605 Investments aFOR iv WART AD! 609 Money Wanted Tile Toe per square foot and up. dos,Aunt Phil's special ingredient, lifill, Adobe Wholesalers, Tucson 793- etc.,$1.00."A"Rabbitry&Supply, TRANSPORTATION 8593, P.O. Box 8498-CRB, Tucson, AZ 85738. HERE'S THE RULES 701 Automobiles omit 703 Bicycles 215 Coo l i n g,/ �+` 1.All Items for the FREE family penitemss pertaining ELEvEn 705 Boats,Motors,Supplies ,;42 7 Furniture want ads must be written on the 707 Campers&Shells Heating _ cou p�, 4.No personal want ads will be 709 Motorcycles 2.Name, address, and phone taken over the phone. 711 Parts&Accessories Recliner rocker chair,large,vinyl, number must be included on the 5.The deadline for the FREE 713 Recreational Vehicles Protect your cooler with a heavy light grey, used one week. Will coupon, or It will not be family want ads is FRIDAY ®715 Rentals canvas cover from Air-Master sacrifice.297-3721. accepted. NOON. 717 Travel Trailers 3928 S.6th Ave.294-9358. - 3.Only personal want ads will be 6.When Itemisl is sold,please call 719 Trucks Household 227 In i°°°P�'We reserve the right 884-9880. m 435 RENTALS come Tax a G G.••S For The Sake Of Clarity,Please Print N. ORACLE - - - . 1 8,04 801 Apartment Furnished Catalina For Sale: Foam carpet padding 1 803 Apartment Unfurnished $20.00 per roll,dinette set$30.00, 805 Commercial Rentals Tax Service tables$4.50-$10.00,TV stand-cart - or ` 807 Home $8.00, air hockey table game 809 Miscellaneous Rentals Mrs. L. Jane Black originally$129.00,sell for$60.00, 811 Mobile Home 813 Mobile Nome Lots Located for the fifth yeargold occasional chair 38.00, etc. - 815 Share Living Quarters in the 297-4553 or 825-3546. 817 Storage Rentals . LAW OFFICES 819 Townhouse ' Wanted:to help rehabilitate those - 821 Vacation Rentals - - _ who are less fortunate.We are in 823 Want to Rent 255 Upholstery need of tax deductible0 - _ DONATIONS of furniture, lamps, REAL ESTATE Custom Drapery&Upholstery china, pictures & frames, post- FREE901 Commercial Property in home estimates or visit our cards,stamps,coins,books,plants NOT FOR PUBLICATION 903 Farms,Ranches showroom at 4243 N. Campbell. &pots.We will pick up.Call Willing NAME _ 903 Homes 327-3383. Effort Industries: 327-1734 bet. 907 Income,Investment Property FITCH UPHOLSTERY&INTERIORS 94 pm. ADDRESS 909 Land&Acreages Upholstery S Two 50-gallon galvanized gas U 911 Mobile Homes p ry pecial - Basic sofa barrels,$10 each.One braided rug PHONE NUMBER v 16054 N. ORACLE r 913 Open Houses and chair$139.Choice of Hercu- 9x12, $25.One spool of standard gauge barbed wire,$10.Call after 4 915 Real Estate Wanted Ion or 100% Nylon. Plus $5 Maximum Insertion-3 Times DEADUNE FOR WANT ADS CATALINA 917 Resort-Vacation Property additional each cushion.Old World p.m.or for appointment call James For Each Want Ad as FRIDAY NOON _1 919 Townhouses Furniture Works, Tucson 623- F.Ragsdale,R.R.19.Box 107.825- 8223. 9404. , B-4 oRo VALLEYIAMIVOICE Wednesday,February 22,_1978 _. , ,..,. _ �. % , ,-. �� FIRS WEEKOFJOB ,, „, , , ,1 , 1 ft ., fService-oriented L ate' ,.., , , . . `h ':548 Pi bW- ' f I r .,, 3 ;.� ti. department attracts # f S : ei 1 i �� h I (Continued from Page A-1) "There are a lot of things I can do here. i i 1 i ' 4- ` investigation is so hectic that, "as far as The department is big on crime ,�� {: police work goes,you learn more in a short prevention. We can work on things like . 1 � ,° '. , amount of time than just about anywhere." architectural design of homes, to prevent i ‘ i ' 1 �.... Y ��� . The South Tucson Police Department break-ins," he said. A - . . Peron said. a � , still manages to perform other services for In some communities, x., � ,= the community besides crime police representative sits on the planning w�*ts., investigation. But these services are the and zoning board so that developers are l �. exception, Peron said,while in Oro Valley required to consider crime prevention in they're the rule. home building. ° _:��' �, "You're not just strictly enforcing the Peron was working in the South Tucson 1 .,%* t There's time for helping detective division when the police 1 if t ;:;,.; law here. p g AS A 1 residents. I've seen the officers here department received what was possibly 1 1 1 . �� moving barricades back into place, the most publicity in its 40-year history: I ��� assisting people,"he said. the weeks following the shooting death of a But Peron added that the police work in city resident at the hands of Officer 1. ,, ' what-has been described as the"bedroom Christopher Dean. i I a.m. •A00# -— 'i community"of Oro Valley isn't necessarily "It was a burden and a strain on �: Y 4t 1 ar easier. everyone, but I really have no opinions on i' , Iof "It depends on what the officers make it. the case one way or the other."Peron said. I don't see them sitting around just waiting He described Dean as a top notch I 1.: ii 4.. :,-,,--..,,,,.: - for calls." officer." Peron was a member of the oral F; zPeron had worked for several months as board that approved Dean's application to wi I va reserve police officer here before he join the South Tucson department, after learned of an opening in the department, his dismissal from the Pima County '�� when Dave Ewing left to start his own Sheriff's Department. , � rill 4.1 ° � -- private investigation service. Dean was cleared in a Pima County „. He said he took a cut inpay of about$20 superior court of any wrong doing in the 1 !, I. . i ii ali , t, , 4, ,:::, . r , ' ''-' .2,*:',A or$30 a month to come to Oro Valley--"a shooting. ,. � small cut." He's a regular patrol officer While Peron is generally "pretty f now—a step down from the sergeant rank excited"about his move to the Oro Valley V.. he had. earned in South Tucson. department, he said there's one problem: 6 111 1 ig" But the opportunity for innovation in where he and his wife are going to live. I what he describes as"really a brand new Department regulations require that he 1. liStPr -- 19% ' , department'? here makes the switch live within 15 minutes of the town, in case ' if Ammo .,„vmmillimmaumlsommuft l worthwhile. he's needed in an emergency here. *7.,..„.. "It's a change of pace for me.Oro Valley The driving time from his 22nd Street f' P''• has a lot of potential. The management is and Alvernon Boulevard-area home is professional and competent here,too.And double that time. This engineer's a homebuilder I like being able to have a lot of input." The trouble, Peron says, is that land Peron went to a crime prevention prices in the Northwest are generally far Dwight Lind,a private engineer who does much of the engineering work for the Town seminar recently that was also attended by beyond the salary of a police officer.Local of Oro Valley, hauls cut lumber into the home he is building on the town's western Oro Valley Police Chief Fred Roof. resident Nat LeVine said he's trying to boundary.Lind started his home at the beginning of the year and hopes to save about 20 "We went to the same school-we have a help Peron find a lot to build on in Oro percent of the construction cost by designing and building the house himself.(Photo by lot of the same ideas,"he said. Valley itself. Chris Kemberling) A Tucson native, Peron started looking Peron said he would very much like to at Oro Valley "as a community"while he live in the town. His interest in Oro was attending the Tucson Police Academy Valley's future goes beyond what would ` ' ` to become � certified law enforcement strictly be associated with his police work Students visitSaguaro sitehe said. officer. here, h There he met AI Shaffer,who joined the For example, he would like to see Oro (Continued from Page B-1) greenhouses has been completed,courtesy Oro Valley department after graduating Valley annex outlying territory. . School District.Amphitheater Calif., with a promise to return soon. of the Am p from the academy. "If there's controlled and proper * * * * * * "This department can offer a unique annexation, it can benefit the town. If it In the midst of all our rain, Florence Mary Behner has returned to work at service to Oro Valley residents.It's service grows, we can afford to have one helluva Haglund's houseguest, Ella Borgstrum, _ Circle K after taking a leave to have her oriented—not just all legalistic.That's the newspaper,one helluva police department, has returned to Wisconsin skeptical of the new baby boy. Papa Ted and mom are kind of policing I enjoy." a lot of things." talk she's heard about "sunny" Arizona. really proud of young Donald Ryan * * * Behner, and rightly so. Center hours have been extended from 2 p.m. -4 p.m. for arts and crafts classes, * * * ;r said Helen Nelson, director. Ceramics on Our sympathies to Greta Tucker in the N( )vkN Monday, jewelry on Tuesday and leather loss of hey sister June. Greta flew to on Wednesday are classes now open to all Detroit and will return this week. residents of the area.The center is located * * * on Wilds Road behind Coronado Elemen- Visiting from California are Fern Mc- liring o g tt tart'School. Kenzie and Ruth Garner, sisters of Jane * * * Black. Their first visit in five years, and Plumbing installation in the Senior Now the rain has not dampened their spirits. —711/ ' . F oro valle ... THE A P PIE Ti ZOE R YikjIt l'ib ' .._ ,,,„3-- Easy Living's Restaurant Roundup News Co (10 Class ifIfieds t'II put some (3 . tasty ideas ;,,,a . 4duertising , in your head. ,, ,�,� ij (,. kf.' TO jr,:-...; 426 E__ 7th , . Aria Q Mail To 0 ..„„,.....- P.O. Sox 3043, Tucson 85741 %iv Phone Every month in EASY LIVI NG884-9880 The Southern Arizona i Ma azne � b24-3j45 Watchforitinthisnewspaper