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Historical Records - The Oro Valley Voice (74)
TO ;',1 -)F ORO VALLEY w iF I C 3». r.;; 0,-.s i J H,..war ..L i rUCSO ,' , AZ 8570-i _I. . *----...., ---.N. , ...,,,, WM 111/84 Ar - 4 i JIT,n Arizona - -""I. ----I '''''. - PIM 0 rill 0 V a I I e V --�. Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, ----f Vol.V No. 9 One Section,Eight Pages 15-Cents Wednesday,March 1, 1978 -- „,ii:::::\S* 4 v - ' ' •,''''. . a :t. ,,r �� � ` av� . • ' ^� . ,,, ,,, . , * Bonding, questions ...,,,,_,: - , ,s __ 4 N.'4”' , — ,''' 1 `�'�' .�.- t ami..�� ��.. r.„- a ziiii 1delay , ..-dab 1: ,.,,,a*:-,. Z.V,,,,, ,* L'''' .::: ';',''°''''°'j A town council vote on whether to ant Emmick, "On your trenchinQ',what if you , , ..,----4.;,-7„-'- „.‘,'...z,z- $ v.-''''mk, f,' -,-, ...,' a cable television franchise was delayed dont back fill itproperly?" *x = -� � Thursday when the council and the Emmick said insurance would cover >a ..; �.":.:..,.. '+,.. r,},",.: .`;-2,4* > rte' .'. •%� ,�' ''y• . • � � � �� �� ��� °� = � franchise applicant couldn't agree on how such a cost, but Dorothy Montgomery, � ' �� much information Oro Valley needs before appointed to the Town Planning an d ..�, . y it can grant the franchise. Zonin Commission later in the meeting, -1( .��., � Y �. � ,.. X '. tA` �W� ti � ' �� � After several ur 'n fora roval of thedisc eed sa in insurance would cover � ����� i. ��.�-: ' ''':"°:ate. ?. � urgings PP disagreed, saying�� franchise and expressions of reluctance of onlyEmmick's liabili% ty.- �� the council, James Emmick agreed to The performance bond, Mrs. ir .: draw a map, before he gains a franchise, Lamberson said, should be equal to the ` � `-' - showing where cables will be placed in Oro cost Oro Valley would have to pay toi - Valley. complete the cable TV work or to remove '4.ts> In the next two weeks,Emmick also will the cables—at$100 to$150 per mile—in x a i':---Ilk meet with the town engineer to discuss case Emmick defaults later. \. °` laying the cablesunder roads,and with the In response to aquestion from , y g po , town attorney to determine the amount of Emmick said the total cost of laying cables �e an assurance bond he will in Oro Valley would be $220,000 to k post. Emmick told the council that the $225,000. amount of a bond required under theBut Merelyn Shreeve, a contractor who 17a "dalis"r' h t a home existing town cable TV ordinacice would is a partner of Emmick's in the Oro Valley increase the monthly cost of-service here f venture, said that amount would be The Oro Valley police department, accustomed to investigating vandalism in the from$7.35 to beyond $10. charged by an outside contractor.Shreeve town,had to look no further than home for it early Friday morning,when vandals He said he objected to the performance himself would do the work in Oro Valley raided the town hall,smashing windows and damaging vehicles.At left,employees of bond because he will have to purchase for$50,000 to $75,000, he said. Newman Auto Glass Co.install glass in one of the town hall meeting room's picture insurance for the project anyway, and Emmick also told the council that windows,smashed by bricks.At right,Police Chief Fred-Roof and Officer.Al Shaffer because the contractor who will do the "Saguaro Cable Communications,"which inspect the inside of the new town police truck which was damaged after only 11 days •cable work is already backed by a bond.' he has said is a partnership of his and at the town hall. (VOICE staff photos) ,.. Town Engineer James Kriegh asked Shreeve in seeking the Oro Valley franchise, doesn't yet exist. "As soon as we get a franchise here,the next day we would form Saguaro Cable BURGLARY SUSPECTS CHARGED IN TOWN HALL DAMAGE Communications," he said. The two men listed assets on- their application for a permit of S425,274—compiled from two '�CleanafterShr+eeve owns Communications Electronics in Tucson and Emmick owns Signs of a $6,000 vandalism spree Fred Roof had reported Thursday night pursuing the youth when he saw his car Koenick Electronics in Chandler,Shreeve Friday morning lingered on at the Oro to the town council at its February meeting parked after midnight at Canyon del Oro said. Valley Town Hall Monday morning — that the new truck had arrived and that the High School.Oro Valley police also suspect The two would own Oro Valley's system even after a host of service workers extinguishers were recently recharged. that the youth, and an accomplice who through Saguaro Cable Communications. scurried about the building Friday, One Oro Valley youth was arrested and Shaffer said escaped,stole chemicals from Although they have joined to install cable replacing glass, cleaning machines and charged in the incidence after a high speed the high school in a burglary following the systems in three other Southern Arizona locations, Oro Valleys would be the first repairing doors. chase that - ended when the driver vandalism. either man would w Film from fire extinguishers sprayed inadvertently drove into a carport at La Tire tracks at the town hall and high own, Shreeve said. through the hall, located at 680 W. Calle Cholla and Magee Road. school match those of the suspect's car, Concordia, still covered much of the An hour after the vandalism,police had Roof said Monday. building Monday and dents remained in no suspects, said Roof. The youth was charged with burglary, the week-old police truck. Police Chief Police Officer Alan Shaffer began fleeing a police officer,possession of stolen merchandise and consumption of alcohol BUSINESSMAN 'DIVERSIFIES` as a minor, Roof reported. He was released into his parents'custody 0 V WO m early Friday morning at the Pima County NewmanJuvenile Detention Center, Roof said. •Shaffer said he chased the suspect at push i • ns to OV speeds"in excess of 100 m.p.."and that the A 1 youth ran through several stop signs at 80 politics ' after yearhere m.p.h• at The chase ended at La Cholla and Magee g By DENNIS JOYCE a candidate for the Oro Oro Valley," he asserted. Roads, Shaffer added, when the suspects Jack Newman came to Valley Town Council. "I'm concerned about its thought they could elude police by driving By LINDA WEIS Tucson in 1955 with the Five of the seven council growth—where it's going." around a building, "but they found they Several Oro Valleyans turned out to desire to open his own candidates will be elected in Oro Valley's incorporation had driven into a carport." support a Northside hospital during business, $5,000 borrowed the April 4 primary vote or, as a town played a big part Shaffer said he chased one suspect on Thursday's public hearing for a five-year on his life insurance policy if needed, a May 16 general in-the Newmans'decision to foot and arrested him, but lost the second health plan for Southeastern Arizona. and 90 days'time to pay the election. move here last year,he said. youth in.a cloud of dust when the=carsThose who spoke from Oro Valley money back. Would the president and "I think- we liked its screeched to a halt. objected to a portion of the plan which About a year ago, New- owner of a company as large exclusiveness and independ- The Oro Valley youth, Roof said, hasn t recommends that no additional hospital man, 60, bought g a house on as Newman Auto Glass haw ence." identified his alleged accomplice• beds be considered in Pima County until the 15th hole in the Oro tune—if elected—to serv€ By approaching the ques Roof said the suspect had in his 1983. Valley Country Club Es- on the Town Council? tion of annexing new tern- possession chemicals from the CDO High Instead, the master plan developed by tates. The only members of ,;he tory in the future, Oro School science,lab. the Health Systems Agency of In the meantime, he es- present Town Council whc Valley can maintain its poli- • Shaffer said he thought the two Southeastern Arizona (HSA) lists tablished what is todaya$3 work at a full-time job are tion as,in Newman's words, incidents were linked when he uncovered _ _ � •• the CDO burgla because there theypreventative medicine and outpatient care million per year business Jim Peterson and A.Lauren The most prestigious sec- ry as top priorities. with 11 branches, served a Rhude. Rhude is president tion in town,"he said. "were in the general proximity and the Oro Valleyan Joan Cowles, with the year as president of the of Chaparral Business Col- "We can be choosey and time element was right." - Northwest Community Hospital Tucson Chamber of Corn- lege.He has decided against sea lective with annexation Roof said the department"is waiting on Auxiliary,a group formed to lobby for the merce, and married his sec- seeking a third term on the and put ourselves in an the results of finger and foot prints"to gain Northside hospital,told the HSA bord: and wife Nancy, 29. New- council, saying he'd like to enviable position. With the more conclusive evidence.The tire tracks, "We agree that preventive medicine is man also managed to repay give other, residents a right annexation, we can he said,could have been a coincidence. important, but most intelligent people that $5,000 loan on time— chanceto serve but also improve the area." practice preventive medicine. with carefully watched prof- citing time constraints-. He questions, however, Roof said he will seek approval from the "Without a full-service hospital in the its from the predecessor to Rhude is also chairman of whether'annexing the Tuc- town attorney and council "to sue for the Northwest, we will not have enough today's Newman Auto Glass the Oro Valley Country Club son National Golf Club area costs involved in the overtime to doctors in the Northwest. And it will be Co. Board of Directors. —as was proposed last year investigate and follow up on the burglary. very difficult to practice preventative With a successful business Newman says, "You can by some residents there— "we'll see if we can't recover that money medicine or outpatient care,"she said. career behind him—and do anything if you give your would be an asset for the in a civil suit against the parents"of the Mrs. Cowles also objected to the low since he has no plans to time to it.If I do get elected, town, The same holds true, alleged suspect, Roof added. priority given to emergency medical care retire, still ahead of him— I'll allocate time to work on he feels, for the Highlands Police Officer Dave Peron met with the for the Northwest. Newman has decided to the council." Mobile Home Park in Oro parents of the suspect to arrange returning Concluding her appeal to the HSA enter the political world, as "I have a deep interest in (Continued on Page A-.1) the car impounded by the local police. (Continued on Page A-4) MD QUA EAGLE EY E'LL Crtarti4A -i li "" t'O 'T W our o 'i f, 400w,_ horn l , . Aiii • . ,,.....1.41 iv'''' ---- 5' ' OV shares pride \,..) . . inMattson 'saward 9-t l, 4kitaoj , Oro Valley has reason to Tucson lured Dr. Mattson AWS)>1, ek beproud of resident Roy from Minnesota, they 0 �" OKI" � H. Mattson, recently really pulled off an named "engineer of the academic coup." , year" by the Arizona Moreover, Roy Mattson Society of Professional and his wife June have Engineers. been hard and enthusias- ` ofthe department ticworkers for both the Head p rAY,?? of electrical engineering 'Town of Oro Valley and _ at the University of Amphitheater School - - - cidamariGIID,,,,,p Arizona,Mattson has long District. In fact, Mattson enjoyed an enviable previously served as professional reputation. president of the district's In fact,we were advised a board of trustees. l decade ago byMcGraw- This latest honor TED TURPIN SSOUTHWEST CORNER � Hill, giant publisher of couldn't have been given „ specialized magazines, to a more deserving Write to all oof them; that "when your people in person, or to a nicer guy. •Clear, � it couldn't pactsA bunch of us small However, Senator letters,numbers of phone businessmen had as our Goldwater indicates that calls, and numbers of wort.are . • guest speaker Senator such isn't necessarily the persons who turn out at htrymg for Barry Goldwater last practice today—at least, airports for political ral- uTeek; and in the course not by his office nor by lies. of the question-and- that of many other mem- • State Senator Sue Dye although since the answer session, I man- bers of Congress. This is pretty logical, j aged to slip in one of my "Write to as manypeo- from their point of view has finally done some udgements of such own• pie as you can," he ad- — because in a day and thing we can applaud. contracts will have to be age when almost any A question, that is — vised his business audi- warm She has introduced a made, ultimately, by not an answer. ence. "The more people body can vote, the bill which would require lawyers, we're not very M y you can reach, the better numbers translate into for hopeful. q u e s- off you are." that subject dearest to contracts for things p anyincumbents heart. tion 4 And Goldwater didn't household purposes to be Now if we couldjust do limit his advice to that, re-election. p p w a s written "in a clear and something about the wh eth- °` either. Also, numbers and the coherent manner, usingwordingof ouryoung- e r i t .; He suggested that if an "numbers game" tend to • sters' does �: � ��� - Arizona visitor is a leave states with smaller words with common, report cards "in a a n "snowbird," he write to populations (such as Ari- everyday meanings." clear and coherent good d the Arizona members of zona)at a disadvantage. g Congress and also those And The intent is laudable, manner." Y � � � �', unfortunately, for Ari- . -. ... - zona 2nd District resi- from his own state. these states tend to be dents, even those who Moreover, Goldwater the ones where the grass have moved here from suggested that persons roots' sentiments are we re so moral My I ' - other districts and other living out here write to best represented.The or- states, to write to their those friends and rela- ganized political mach- . �� former Congressmen and tives still living back in ines have taken over so A couple of Oro Valley Voting for it were Tom U.S.Senators about mat- Connecticut, or Nebras- many of the big cities, legislators and another Goodwin of District 1 ters currently being con- ka, or Oregon, and ask and so much of the big- - sidered in Washington. them to write letters on city input to Congress, one from a nearby district andLarry Hawke of If so, it seems to me, the same subject - to that it's hard for us were among the nitwits District:13 (both of which one would be foolish not their present members of hicks-in-the-sticks to who voted for the include portions of Oro to write. After all, the Congress from their counterbalance them. "cohabitation" billpassed Valley), as well as District more members. of Con- states. Sowhat give you say, ess you can influence, folks?Lets it a try. bythe Arizona house of 14's Arnold Jeffers and 48 hee better offyou are. Whether you believe After all, what do we it or not, he said, those representatives, other jerks who should But I can remember, guys in Washington do have to lose? have had more sense. when I wasan admin- pay attention to the mail Here at the Green Val- strative assistant to a they receive." ley News, goodness The Arizona Daily Star, The legislature has far member of the U.S. knows we have reason to with which we rarely more important tasks to House of Representa- Well,now, that is en- recognize the letter-writ- a agree, said the bluenose perform—and should« get tives, our office practice couraging news. ing capabilities of Green gwas merelyto forward If so many of our Green Valley residents. And bill epitomizes the worst at them -- than trying to such letters to the con- Valley people, for ex- while we're delighted to and the dumbest." We police the sexual behavior gressman or senator who ample, who have lived in have your letter, they agree. of consenting adults. represented the person perhaps a half dozen haven't yet given us a writing in. states(and in some cases vote in Congress. That is, if we staffers were quite prominent So the next time you -- _- ... ... . b n- or usi .. politicsnecessaryto sit . . . .. .. .. there mfeel it � - ..-• ', from Nebraska's old 4th � AMERICA �'�'.�1�� Congressional District ness) could write a few down and dash off a _ THE UNITED STATES OFA , :, r letters to people like Sen- scathing letter to our � � THIS i S THE �T H I SIS THE �'� � f got a letter from someone P P, g :'' THIS IS THEin Omaha, we simply ator Jacob Javits or Con- newspaper, on a national t,~ 42 i 26� I 32` ' ;`,,.,,. bucked it over to con- gressman Frank Thomp- or state issue, please - j OF OF WHAT'S LEFT 1 THE ,_.tib gressman Glenn Cun- son of New Jersey, may- follow it up—before your . - EVERY DOLLAR YOU THAT IS EATEN UP BUREAUCRATS . :•';: ningham, who represent- be we could gain some indignation has cooled— EARN THAT GOES TO I BY I AL LOW YOU TO i;��, ed the Omaha district. additional input for com- with another letter or .s TAXES! I INFLATION! I KEEP. ";� If it came from a Tex- mon sense in this coun- two directed to your DETACH AT PERFORATION DETACH AT PERFORATION I RETAIN THIS PORTION r an,chances are we sent it try. member of congress or AND THROW THIS PORTION AND THROW THIS PORTION AND TRY TO LIVE ,`yy� over to Sam Raeburn's It has always seemed your state legislator. 1t- AWAY I AWAY ON IT 1-4- --- office,or to the congress- to me that Congress is As I said, it mayd �' ono 1 - man from that particular influenced basicallyby �. 17 ., ,_ - - good. But it certainly I } ulo.'`��__"s):ts)►1 1-:�A►K: Texas district. numbers - numbers of can't do any harm,can it? ,.mml.......r'.tRzt..ssn.nl.l..r!.rrt..nnnrss�►sr�.srswAw�m .smin[.n.,,,,.rn.,.smmm.sn*.n....w.. n.....�mnrn..x�raa]trze,, w,......isn�srtsnr*ttn�sae�sislr*mafaT►*zaYnnn.r.lrles.,e....m,..mnninrm»rmr*!rinl.n.tn.n..sssm+n.nrr. i THEODORE C.TURPIN E Editor&Publisher F. Published every Wednesday by ,�- �. li DENNIS JOYCE F. Sancruval Corp.,P.O.Box 3043,Tucson, �++ — �.- . Az.,524-3745.Single copies 25 cents oro valley News Editor each;by mail,$3 for one-year �,�- subscription.Second Class postage Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley.Pima County,Arizona . ,,,,o- NEWS STAFF: E paid at Tucson,Az. • Mary Schmidt Chris Kemberling i .. Publication No.324570 Wednesday,March 1, 1978Thompson Linda f...M..Nl.l.!!!!ttl....l..lr.....lwen l.i.!! .il�!• ems.r.ul..N.!lN..o!!.•Y!M! ..'l.i.11u.i.... .. ,.........................................*......1.8.,11.,.1..........................es Wednesday,March 1, 1978 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE A-3 prestiae`► . . . Newman (Continued from Page A-1) In addition to selling auto to Newman Auto Glass, he children, and Newman had Valley's northwestern bord- glass, Newman's company said. none by his first wife, from er. has expanded into sales of In the first days of his whom he was divorced, he "Once we make a decision reflective window stripping company, Newman looked said. on annexation it will be with to improve home insulation, ahead to $10,000 per month He and Nancy count a- us for a long time—so we'd His latest, and most widely as a good volume of busi- mong their hobbies golf, better make it right." publicized venture recently, ness, he said. Today, he's tennis, swimming and tray- On the possibility of has been "mopeds"—the doing about $100,000 per eking. awarding a cable television motorized mini-cycles that month. They recently sold a cruis- franchise in Oro Valley, go phenomenal distances at Most of his auto glass ing boat that had held many Newman said the service moderate speeds on very clients are car dealerships a snagged fish from the Baja "Has some good and some little gasoline. and insurance companies in California inMexico—pic- • bad"to it. Newman's volume sales of town,he said. tures of which adorn a "For people that haven't the vehicles earned him the In order to keep one car bulletin board in-Newman's had it, it's always desirable. Arizona franchise for one dealer as a customer during modest Broadway and Park But we have a place in Yuma dealer's line. Mopeds are a those tighter days in the office. where there's cable TV-13 $150,000-a-year operation '50's, Newman had to fork Another wall bears a channels.On 11 of them,.you for him now,he says. out some of that dwindling plaque honoring him as get cowboys chasing Indi- "With glass, and the mo- $5,000 loan to buy an Ari- salesman of the year for ans." peds—people tell me I 'bet zona license plate, he re- 1969, presented by the Newman added that he on the come',"he said. calls. 20,000-member National resents having had to install Newman's diversification The Newmans have no Glass Dealers Association. a $550 antenna at his home hasn't always brought him to get a regular network success, however. He lost SECOND SET OVER ESTIMATE television picture. $150,000 10 years ago on a Regarding his ideas about commercial glass division he other issues that would face formed. • fine •him as an Oro Valley council- "It was either lack ofmulls arts ' . . Am jboard man,Newman said he iss still experience or tough luck. "unfamiliar with the routine But we got out of it quick," of the council." he said. A second call for bids on particular advantage"to cal- The school board should He said it's possible bid- "I plan to go to all the He can recall—with a the Canyon del Oro High ling for bids a third time on reach a decision on the ders on the project didn't meetings to see what exact- chuckle, now— one particu- School Fine Arts complex the project, although such a problem this week, Follett note the cuts made in the ly goes on; where I can fit larly embarrassing and cost- has brought responses that move is among those being said. first design of the building. in." ly error his commercial divi- are again far over the engin- considered by the district The district ,.s working But a spokesman for Con- Before moving to the Tuc- sion made installing the eer's estimates—this time Board of Education. did Conelly Construction at elly�saidthat company son area, Newman managed glass at the Tucson Gas and by at least$329,000. Another possibility,he ac- changing parts of the fine recognize them. a General Motors dealership Electric Co. building down- "We're getting closer," knowledged, is postponing arts building design to lower John Sneed, Conelly's in Los Angeles, he said. He town. said Leslie Follett, associate the project until the district construction costs. Cheaper group vice-president, said arrived in California from "After we put the first superintendent of\ finance can afford to meet the bid outer walls and air condi Amphi officials met with the his birthplace of St. Jo- coat of glazing on, a swarm and accounting for the Am- amounts submitted—per- tinning system had already company last week to "in- seph's, Mo., by way of of grasshoppers flew in and phitheater School District. haps through a bond election been included in the design vestigate various cost sav- Kansas City, Santa Fe and got stuck to it without us Follett added, however, Follett said. A 1974 bond to bring down the price of g „ the armed forces. knowing. put We the second he's"disappointed"that the passed by district voters is the first bids,Follett added. ing ideas.He built his company in coat on over them," he said, lowest bid on the building paying for the building. "It's pretty clear we didn't "Whether we'll be able to Tucson, expanded into with a barely recognizable was still so high—$2,554,000 "At this moment we're not pick up the savings we make up the whole price Phoenix, El Paso and then wince. by W.F. Conelly Construe- going to give up," he said. wanted to," Follett said of remains to be seen," Sneed into Mexico without having The job had to be redone tion of Tucson. "But just exactly what we'll the cuts. "We've got to do said."That's quite a hunk of spent a day in college. completely,at a sizeable loss Follett said he sees. "no do,I don't know." something major." y " move . WOULDN 'T you LIKE TO DISCOVER THE MYSTERIES OF THE UNIVERSE? 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A-4 - ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday,March 1, 1978 OV MAN HEADS UA DEPARTMENT • A a son rane ovrrrizonoenin er oyear' for his professional contri- Mattson has the bachelor Association for the Advance- in community affairs as well. butions to his department, of science and the master of ment of Science, and a He was a member of the for his consulting services to science degrees in electrical member of several profes- committee that worked to the National Science engineering from the sional organizations. establish the town of Oro Foundation and his publi- University of Minnesota.He In 1972 the IEEE named Valley and has served as cations and service for the has his Ph.D. degree from Mattson one of its 13 U.S. president of the board for the Amphitheater School society. Iowa State University. delegates to Russia's Popov District. He joined the U of A in Mattson also has been Society Congress. Also in 1966 after teaching at the recognized outside of 1972 he was a delegate to the Mattson has served as a University of Minnesota, Arizona.He's a fellow of both United Nations' Conference DATE corporation ambas- Iowa State University and the Institute of Electrical on the Human Environment sador and as a board working for Bell Telephone and Electronics Engineers held in Sweden. member of the Metropolitan Laboratories, Inc. (IEEE) and the American He has been involved in Youth Council. _ iys - _. . SA: 'NOT TONIGHT' 1"tal _ ... at OV hearing A court ruling has been zona's version of the"certifi- Judge Marks May 9. (Continued from Page A-1) Northwest Community Hospital had been postponed from Feb. 21* on cate of need"process uncon- The special action suit board, she said, "I hope you'll stop and thwarted by local hospital officials who the constitutionality of Ari- stitutional. challenges the facts—not think about our needs in the Northwest feared competition. zona's methods for planning Furthermore, Barassi has the legality—of the health area.We have a right to ask for your help." "St.Mary's Hospital bought and planned local hospitals. A decision petitioned the court "to de- planning agencies' decision In response to Mrs. Cowles comments, for expansion. If we had a hospital in the was requested by the firm Clare AMI's application for to deny AMI's request for a HSA director Hal Wurtzel said,"Tonight's Northwest," it would attract some attempting to build the the hospital complete." Northside hospital hearing is on the plan.A public hearing on physicians who would otherwise work for Northwest Community Hos- In Barassi's brief filed in Previously, Barassi had the need for additional hospital beds will St. Mary's, Mrs. Newman claimed. pital. Superior Court requesting said he planned to subpoena be heard in August. A few other Northwest area residents A hearing on the case was the ruling.,on whether -Ari- HSA official Paul Justinson "I Jnow there are others in the audience also urged HSA officials to consider a rescheduled for March 14 zona's methods for planning "to produce information re- (favoring the hospital) but I hope they Northside hospital. when Superior Court Judge hospitals are constitutional, lating to patient origin by would reserve their opinions, he asserted. Another complaint frequently leveled at Jack Marks became ill, ac- he wrote: "The Hifi-Burton census tract for all hospitals Oro Valleyan Lois Nagy,also a member HSA officials was voiced by Thad Earl,a cording to the judge's secre- Formula isn't being used as in Pima County". of the auxiliary, questioned whether the physician at Sierra Vista Hospital. tary. originally intended—for the According to Barassi, if information in the plan regarding growth He said the plan should consider the American Medical Inter- allocation of federal funds." this information had been in the Northwest was up to date. health needs of communities on an national (AMI) has attempt- properly considered by "Sometimes the statistics put into a plan individual basis rather than lumping ed to gain a "certificate of Barassi continued: "The HSA, it, "would have led to are done months and years in advance," several areas into one region. need" for the hospital since local health plan arrived at the adoption of a different Mrs. Nagy noted. 1976. AMI wants to build a by HSA is based on the bed need formula"—one he The 1,000-page master plan will outline said would permit allorth- 100-bed facility at Ina and Hill-Burton Formula, which The Northwest areas growth merits a health care for Graham, Greenlee, Santa Mona Lisa Roads. originated from the 1946 side hospital. hospital, she said. If the growth weren't Cruz, Cochise and Pima Counties. The Health Systems Hill-Burton Act. The act However, HSA attorney there,the influx of new businesses into the Oral and written comments concerning Agency of Southeastern encouraged local planning David Eisenstein said: area would never have occurred, Mrs. the plan were reviewed Saturday by the Arizona (HSA) rejected by determining the relative "Nothing is before this Nagy added. SHA plan revision committee. AMI's bid to build the hos- needs among various prod- court which would justifyThe revised plan will be considered for pital lastyear. In addition, ects in order to allocate About six other Oro Valleyans federal funds for hospital new evidence,being.admit- supporting the Northside hospital were in approval March,16 by the HSA governing the State Health Planning ted. An administrative re- attendance, one of whom was Nancy body. The location of the meeting hasn't Advisory Council (SHPAC) construction. view should be made solelybeen decided. also tabled the proposal in "Furthermore, there are on the transcri ts:'r,of the Newman. The health plan then will be forwarded 1976. no safeguards to check agency's hearin ." After the public hearing,Mrs.Newman to the U.S. Department of Health, According to HSA law- HSA's power," Barassi Previously, Eisenstein told the Voice she was convinced that the Education and Welfare for approval. yers, the application for the charged, "since HSA is out- and Barassi had said they Northside hospital was re- side all branches of state and will consider appealing the jected because the Hill-Bur- municipal government." Superior Court ruling. SAGUARO "A THOUSAND CLOWNS" ton formula, which deter- In addition to challenging Br. Herb (,ardner mines hospital bed needs, the constitutionality, Ari- HALF DINNER ., t l i l a r i r i u, ,i t t, i i i c)n s arid (c,m r i indicated that Pima County zona's methods for planning line,' t ha t t r a t 1,1c t.i t h i r i ti p n e'" already has an adequate hospitals,AMI also has filedand -.U r p T�"i' \E'.. 1 o rk 1 i mc�. number of hospital beds. a special action lawsuitSIZE I t, 126 . However, AMI attorney against HSA and SHPAC. 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Oracle 4755 S. 12th Ave. ARIZONA CIVIC THEATRE/THE PROFESSIONAL THEATRE Suite 202B Tucson, Az. OF THE SOUTHWEST AT THE TUCSON COMMUNITY CENTER , /* / 111::: i111111111111111111111 /. - Wednesday,March 1, 1978 TOMBSTONE, BENSON HAVE THEM 1 . • • formed to resear1 I.,..1111cs '.;;,..:1#44:k72?.t*. n*''-'.• ' . , ' ".i.s,.;--,-G-;,, ,,;:ii,"..,.;„,..'-4:,,.',.:.e.' " ;14; _.,.„,,,,,,.,,,,,i,, *r.e....,.. 4:::':':::-' - -• - - ..„. :,./.:,,,.. ... 43, ,1.z., .7 , * .,,... 1. A newly formed committee of Catalina residents plans to select a nearby healthrom ...:..,,,,,s'''''''..7,k4:'•;',AZ::.':'::;7;::!''' 1/4t..,...,,,,,,,,,,,,„,),,,,..,:,..i1;i;,,, Lot clinic to visit — one organized from .., . - ' ,., - * ,---,,,,,A--. • • scratch by a community'storelseiadrenntsvo.That.is :-•.•,.:., ..<.4...- .-,. ,...,:°,',--;.." • The committee hopes s .., .,,, ,,.,. ,A,4,,,-.-: iikr,:::'' ..,. . . ' 4 - f .. ... ... ., .„,... . ._. . . , necessary to initiate medical care facilities . ...; ...„-. ,...„, ,..,,...,.. for Catalina. , ,- -.... „..., ,...., . . ... .., ..,„, .... Committee members are the Rev. Pepper,Bette ' ***:'''' -';.''''' ' , , „.„...... , ,.... . . .. .... Atlivo..- ' ' - Kenneth Pohlman, Marieilton,n ,,. , - . ,•. *.- --• . s •.._ ..-. '-. • • -it ,0%, .. -..,...: ., .,,,, 4.„ 4111,0 Lorraine Dickey,MargreeteRuthHAanmderso „. . , Chastain, , , . ...,.;-:<•. .. . ...,... .. Hortensia Rodriquez. .".."'" ...„. ' -...„.,, ,..,./ and ,,..,:-,, :::,-,,it.', , . - ,..,.. ,,..., ..- '' .;,....1: ','.:*.;, The committee was. formed Feb. 21 17,.:.•••,,,, .„.,.. ,:,.z...::„..1::, ...„.y.„, --, .....--,-, •),., duringcforonancommunity discussion at ..„,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ., ., r., 'i #9' ..., Coronado Elementary School.. About 40 -''''' . ' Catalinans brainstormed with health .,'"'..,,, .‘,..* „ ' - . i..i.? ....:'' ' experts to develop ideas for health care , - .i.:;,,,-..,,,. services in Catalina. . .4. , Dr.Augusto Ortiz,a family practitionerthe7'...:--..''......:,72.!.:':.:'.;.:,:.,.'47, cited instances to . ...., from Benson, which residents In 7.14.,,,,:: 11' audience - ....----.•<'''. ' .: ., a communitiesinwit.hout medical facilities ,,,,T.... -- '‘''' ' S. , .. voluntarily organized health care services. ' . , li ''''.'..-i-'• He said Tombstone, Aicreizs.,afoyreaerxaamgoplase, .„,, . ..- ..* '...• 1 lacked health care sery • .,..„ ',-'4401t, •14 Catalina does now. . ......,.:-.. ... ... ..-',' ;..„ ..,. ,...•.: . , But residents there organized a .. . s' • ' •• ,..„... -- - '• . -> ...4 itH ..3'.. ... , .„ community health council to push for the , .,, ,,..• ... -, inception of health services, Ortiz said. •. . „ Today, Tombstone. has a community ,"-/,'''' ,,,, ''''.C.:: if * '' •• _____- consultants health clinic for its 2,000nrAesriidz.e,nts. also had At one point, Benson,Today, Ortiz said, ,,, ,„,,,....„..• , , , ,,,, ., .. . -*;* ,:-..•,,:.-,.. -... . . g .„., ••• ' -;...,-1..f-;..:* :-. •.. 7., - ..,,,,,,,, minimal health care. 1 „ > t : ,, ..„ , ......-,.....,-,.-. . '' .,,,,,,40k ,, .:,-- "We have encouraged several medical , - ," ,..; 1 ,.....,-,...,-, ---„..,-•,:,- ltants to come in surgeon, 4.t.1,-.., ift;'.$4 consu a-podiatrist, medical , 'We've attracted 40,. I ' Ni..V. t. , . , ,,,,...„.,-.• .;y1.„40.....,..- 4.- .'..,,„,,,,',.. , , and neurologist" now that 1 '" " ,-...k,,.!:-..;.P..-,,-.,,.'.7..'41:.,- - -..,,,,:::::,.. •,;:,,,,,„..2. . . ,t/...:,„.Alki, A. .1.** facilities and patient volume have ...iC1t I , .-- -- developed there,Ortiz told the Catalinans. .. .-; -,-<,. -.._,z-,:,', ,!:..,,,, - ... -- larger ,. ,4:,,,,...4.. t 0ik. . -,,e. ' ' --- ' "It's not possible to have all the resources •'. - .t-..„-•.„--..; , ,,,I.; :' i '4* ..*..ifiNif.i...,,,, '•-.:- :,..,, ,.",..'s.").•,•:-.1.--',,,,,,---;::- .-;-, ..- - 4.' hr the best of care. For instance, you 4 ',',.,.-4-'' :::"41,- ..,,,4k . • ,,,:......,,,, ..4:-, •4 !right have laboratory facilities for blooda , .„,,,,,„ i•-.-,--•'1„..:,,-.:..,,... - -,,vtif-i-, .•.,....; j ,..„,;.„. .*......,L::,-,t,: / -- • . ..1.5.4......„ ,..„ .. . and urine tests, but you would needfor ,,,,,,,, ..,, . - ; -- • a. *'...• - -- . <•:•--' health care.base to relate to : ,,,..;;;,k.,: , :::-.4, 4- more in depth studies and consultation," 4, .,.., ,,t - i '-'--.;-.:',.,..-J•2i•, . : . ..-..,.... Ortiz said. . : . The community. discussion on future was organized by , health care serviFes _2. securing a three Catalinans in hopes ?I • About 40 Catalinans a full-time resident physician for the Catalina • Hortensia Rodriquez urges n urges potential health services for the community. School.(VOICE staff photo) Elementary • discussion Feb.21 at the Coronado community. meeting participation. committee Catalinans to volunteer for a study committeetthtondcoemd compile Catalinans whoorganized the ) (Continued on Page B-4 A id/ cb....,:laso. ce..„..-m, _......,...- • ct.-- as,occE7---4;5.-----_- cb.". .1.0. ce::' -ct.-" ..' CATALINA CURRENT 'gold' ,., ,„40*, .— Nci ,. Look for bingo Dnumbersao ywcalledi l l ; r ..14%.‘* ' f. ' ' "-;.;*‘-'''.-- •„,)..iiii .*: i ' ' * 41'.** *t '''''': ' ''\ 'Il 1 N ., .. on St. be given jackpot, now $15 , • regardless * * * */.. tbk.: ',..t7 s ; - :\,,,,....,,:--• :,,,,,„ - look, s , . 1. . of . . •,.. ....„-,...- ,.. .. . - Hamilton of Amarillo, Anderson By BETTE CHASTAIN Heard, now live — hersister Margreete Ruth will be here ,... Iff . '...,tk Lots of Ruth's in the newstxhasis who left Catalina last mont their daughter and ./... .,. . Margreete has her way, Patrick 's is-visiting.f. - i- - - ‘111...411‘ 14 - •-.. ,....... I . ' ,s, ...:...... .•'‘...7.-• ... !•'''' - '''' i - - time......': ' ' for a long . . - and i fromth‘ plan to stay . . 4, months. , .... , -, -- - ---‘,...,-•- ,,,,,,,.. -....„.......,,,..;,„w7.....—..:.• ti, .1 kt ,f,.,•‘.,-#- < ' III Ia. .. * 1 . .1 y of her J Valentine, former Catalinan now eArercsheivee"raandhRaTheeAyrchibald . _ ,.... .. , ,4 ------ , 1 _.,- - daughter Ruth . \ .... , , Mulford ,s, .„..- ,,,, -errybeen hospitalized in Ontario,Calif.,near l / **)!"•,.. *4, ' A ingAltihcee company hanis enjoy ,,,,..-. ..• - Isacawyaskythels i... ...At ..,.. —...........— aii , . ,...,, • n-law of ster- with pneumonia * * * * 'i**.4 ale# '...t ---.1'-- 'I' viie...,1.-'- i of Camden,N.J.iRuth is . • • --- '''•---- . ' S55 * •,- , '4, fit s .. .4,..,,.t---1.' .•''' living in Phoenix, has • ' Colette Birch,employee „.,,,,.. 'T- i.',."/..fili,ti :: ND personnel manned a first . , . ,,....-,-.-...- - tAit .,------- - — - - ---- - - ,- - - - lkers 8th ,.._ — _ at the Shipta . . „.......,.„ . .4.4. Store. Colette is lookingto ,y,,,,.;. ,. ... last weekend . .. Catalina VolunteeraFidirstae station nisbtroitcht ,„ ''.• 4waiodllIll , foofrReward'sdBatihtiasndfTalaclkle .„74,2-,.-.,.;,. ,...,,,,.......,..i. —........-- , • County Fairgrounds. Allpersonnel' coming from France for first visit their • first aid. been trained in said some Annual Jamboree, held attheP.himada -.......amir ' to America. sareeeinghe.r parents who A spokesman for jamboreethe , .. .,,,, -isstemr-,,,,,,^ - , _ -- to the Hussman volunteersSunday e cahnergetsealrovnig:cesRuasth of the "designated percentwill ofgoproceeds Brave 1)ull n as they ride in Good s for all avid Bingo Mass. Ruth is a Baptist. . Catalina district. n: nReewcktenwalt, (a full-fledgedwife Ann's • to enjoy our mild weather. }%. of the Brave Bu in Tucson, duringFiesta de los Normman, has been persuaded by his Connecticut * * * ' entries in Tucson's * players. Parker welcomed Alameda Street Mem—rs_ ff. ...re lldroaut:h in Catalina take to the streets of Tucsi)ja n's GIA)eurise(as) mother Bessie,who,left. snow-ladenthese an old western ca come)to Day, underwent Vaqueros parade Thursday. the Junior Jackpot. . on days. Hubby Clarence , annual parade. (VOICE staffphoto) TheCatalinans were one of the final Irish as they to give away (rout inife . Martin • de Porres Mission Church, Norm Josephine Lagro is being kde,p)it,busythese R....„) March 17. Activity chairman. . for the St. ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday,March 1, 1978 B-2 -- -r - —-,,,„ - ------",on is New Shadow Mountain design , ,... ,,,,,,,, ,, ,, 0. ,,,.„. , „. . ,: .4. .441, ,,, . , r • . • , - . .4,.... ,,, ., ,....„... ., - -,- ..r. ‘ , ,,t, for road work a %savings! for OV _.: 1 ,4,-. .--,,, - .---- '""*--"--'''"Iii- *4--""" ,,1• • '.„., 'sd''.1t ' ''IN l'. is Alt 1 Vot*Lit ii,;:t1,S.',. 4,0 4 7, tt - ....,. i i — A f Faced with a low bid She will serve out the term Vista. -...... , t , --'2.*----* s ft , 1 ‘ c,' '' \ \ ' ALAN rt , , ,,t . , $5,000 more than his original of former member James Town Engineer Kriegh • ' -- 4'',1 ." estimate, engineer Dwight Peterson, who resigned to said in his monthly report to 4*"'31,;.--,1 lt ginic,:, . ,, - 147. ' : I ith i -2 Lind quickly adjusted his fill a vacant town council the council that two federal .5.:1!14;4-„:-FA „ ,J74-7-0 ifs ''' lirilr:K., — .._. design of Shadow Mountain seat. grants for road signing and , - ' ,, , .,, i .,1\4„ ''''‘ ,,e1. / i , , , k ,1 N., —' 4, ,/ A , 1 Estates East road improve- The council reported that striping and sight improve- ' 3 ' Air -...vOk , ' i . . ments so the town will the general fund balance as ment on shoulders may not ,,- : ... a ,ort , .,,, i .,. . ., id, -- ... ,1/4., actually save money now — of the meeting Thursday was be the bargains for Oro i , - . ,,, .... '- , 50 cents,to be exact. :. 6,000. Valley that they had The Town Council Thurs- -Under the"bills to be paid” originally appeared: day approved a bid by category approved by the Kriegh and Lind asserted ringing up the rear Quality Paving, Inc., of council was a$720 payment that they understood from The Canyon del Oro High School Dorado marching band fills the width of Church Tucson,to pave the 1.7 miles to R.E. Miller Paving and past conversations with Avenue in Tucson as it pulls up the rear of La Fiesta de los Vaqueros parade Thursday. of Shadow Mountain roads Construction Inc. for road officials from the Arizona The band was the only Oro Valley entry in the parade,which is reputed to be the largest for$68,574.50. maintenance work the Department of Transporta- non-mechanized parade in the world. (VOICE staff photo) Lind's original estimate company has done in Oro tion(ADOT)that the federal was $68,575. Before his Valley. money would pay for both Nogales win puts CDO in top seed design reduction of Riviera Town Engineer James design and construction of Drive's paving depth, Kriegh had said he doesn't- the projects. - - - - Canyon del Oro's defend- in the first state game;so the hardest teams to beat at the Quality Paving would have believe the company But Kriegh said he was ing state champion basket- Dorados will play the winner state tourney. charged$73,689.50. performed all the work it told last month by ADOT ball team will be the top seed of tomorrow's Girard- Tissaw said he thought his The council's bid okay listed on an itemized bill,but that the town would have to in the AA-South state Flagstaff game Friday at Dorado team was "a little Thursday was contingent on he told the council Thursday pay for engineering itself— playoffs at Arizona State 6:30 p.m. at ASU. flat" against Nogales written approval of the he didn't know what option a cost that could run as high University in Tempe "We're going do to win" Friday. "They had to reach down to pull something out engineering alteration by was open to the town other as $10,000 or $12,000, beginning Friday. the state title, said John R.E. Miller Paving and than paying the bill. Kriegh said. This is the sixth trip to the Tissaw Dorado coach. at the end," he said, Construction, Inc. Another$212 expenditure Kriegh also said Thursday state tourney in eight years „ ' . admitting that they've done The kids are playing was approved by the town that two companies have for the champs. that in other games Lind said at Thursday'spretty well now," he said. for salary to be paid Royal expressed an interest in The Dorados defeated throughout the season. meeting that the company "But everyone's the same at Bouschor, town magistrate. contracting to do all road conference-rival Nogales 51- Also, leading scorer Mark had verbally agreed to let Quality Paving do the work the tournament-,,-they're all was The money is for time spent improvement work in Oro 46 Friday night in a come- Jung out with a cold and outside his regular once a Valley. He has allowed both from-behind victory to gain g°°d ball teams. couldn't practice last week, under the reduced design. month court on traffic case to do some maintenance in the top position for the state The coach said he thinks the coach explained. Jung In addition to the considerations, which the town already, to see games. Gilbert, with a 23-0 record, still hit for 23 points to be the $68,574.50 for the road Bouschor adjudicates for which would be chosen. That win gave CDO a bye and Winslow will be the game's leading scorer. paving and drainage Oro Valley. construction, Shadow Police Chief Fred Roof . Mountain property owners told the council Thursday will be assessed over a 10- that things had been "slow" NUMBER ONE RADIO year period to pay for the in the town for his engineering fee, estimated department the previous at$11,000. month (Related Story, Page 41) FM The exact assessment One). e 95 method and cost per lot for He presented the council Ai it the work will be determined with a"wish list"of items to following a public hearing to equip the new town police , a a a for people who do. be called after the road work truck. A $345.70 expendi- ' is complete—in about three ture was approved by the • months. town, for items ranging In other action at its from a tool box to six traffic Thursday meeting, the four cones. KAIR IS CONCERNED — council members in attend- Left off the list by Roof ' ance voted to continue a a- fter consulting with Vice- public hearing on a cable Mayor E.S. "Steve" Engle Some people like a little rainy weather and clouds for television franchise applica- was a citizens band radio,an , tion until the March council emergency resuscitator and variety. Some don't. meeting. (Related story, a traffic tape measure. Page One). Dwight Lind offered to loan a 23-channel CB to the The council also appointed department for at least six former council member and months. - town zoning administrator Roof added that Officers But either.way, we are likely to be compensated for the Dorothy Montgomery to a Dave Peron and Steve relative absence of the sun this winter. With any luck at all, vacant seat on the five- Whipps completed a course member Planning and in officer survival held we should have a great spring show of flowers. Zoning Commission. during the month in Sierra . - Small Ads... Big CLASSIFIED ADS :, a' Big Results' ! . Doctor Charles Mason,the curator of the herbarium at the University of Arizona, told us this week: "I'm looking forward to the show. The only problem I see right now is if -. we should get some extremely hot dry winds between now TEE BOTTSST TILING TO BIT ....__., 4% _ __ a and the end of March or the first of April.Then it may dry up 11.*b .21: sv TUCSON SINCE StINSIIINE , . a bit. But it looks as though a pretty good year is in store." r At, cae ,).... int.t,es \ AktRtps A: ORPHARso or Altogether, Arizona has some 3,-500 plants that flower mewhere in the state year around. This year it has been THE , sTanm warm enough so that we have had flowers right through the - . Or - winter. - . • II Foundling In The Forest 'Upham" butt/Entertainment ' Mason tells us that the first"spring"flowers should be little Wed.-Sun.Coll for Show Times bladder pod mustards. They spread a yellow blanket over Steak Dinner & Show ...... large areas. Then there will be anemone in rocky areas.. ,,. .." Only8.95 $ 4.41 elith • d* P-b 9."--.4 k , of •, , . 4\400 •' A ' 1- ti, iGII.S id Gr BE sr It should be a great spring for photographers and flower THEATRE ---,--"11p11-- - hunters. In Trail Dot To 006-9429 The above editorial was written by John Riddick and aired by KAIR AM and FM. , . , Wednesday,March 1, 1978 ORO VALLEY'ARIZ]VOICE B-3 -..- w. ivirt121 -4 ..._ ColkiliSIS/IF/ILIDsAD- Classified oro valley . . Advertising . • . . Index Commercial and Business Want Ads 5e per word,20 word minimum 435 Household Goods TRANSPORTATION 713 Recreational Vehicies For Sale: Foam carpet padding For Sale: '74 Ford Van, excellent ANNOUNCEMENTS Special Effects 10(e Extra Per Word 701 Automobiles $20.00 per roll,dinette set$30.00„re . condition, low mileage. $2,800. 101 Announcements Blind Ads 500"Extra tables$4.50-$10.00,TV stand-cart 743-7098. 103 Card of Thanks All Ads 496 Sales Tax $8.00, air hockey table game Auto purchasing service! Pur- - 105 Glve Away(Free) originally$129.00,sell for$60.00, chase your next new car or light REAL ESTATE 107 Lodge S Club Notices Ask for Oro Valley Classified Ads gold occasional chair $8.00, etc. truck through a broker and save! 109 Lost&Found[Free] J 297-4553 or 825-3546. Call 747-9932. 111 Personals 884-9880 Five acres of beautiful desert 113 Travel Opportunities Wanted:to help rehabilitate those 1973 Cutlas 442, rally hood & property. Located just 1 block who are less fortunate.We are in wheels, console bucket swivel north of Tangerine Rd. and one BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Deadlines need of tax deductible seats, cruise control, top shape, block west of La Cholla.$12,500. Saturday 11 a.m. for Wednesday DONATIONS of furniture, lamps, blue,white vinyl. Sporty, private, Call 297-3212. 203 Appliance Repair 201 Accounting,Bookkeeping china, pictures & frames, post- loaded, reasonable. Phone 297- Combination Rates cards,stamps,coins,books,plants 8651 in Oro Valley. 205 Answering Service &pots.We will pick up.Call Willing 911 Mobile Homes 207 Auto Service Green Valley News-Oro Valley Voice Rates 209 Building/Remodeling available phone 889-20Effort Industries: 327-1734 bet. 92 9-4 p.m. For Sale: 1962 Ford Thunderbird 1,2,3,bedrooms for rent.Mobile 211 Carpet/Rug classic,very nice,$1200.00. 1975 Home Ground Space available. galvanizedonebid gasrugSuzukimechanCuic sbtoumiltCa&feow'Racerned .5 213 Concrete,Masonry 215 Cooling,Heating FREEnWevecer. Laundromat Catalina cou ntryopenmotboile public.Home barrels,$10 217 Drafting Services 219 Electrical Repair FAMILY WANT ADS 9x12, $25. One spool of standard raced.$2000.00.297-4553 or 825- Park N. Oracle Road Catalina gauge barbed wire,$10.Call after 4 3546. 297-3830. 221 Excavating&Leveling 223 Handyman I SEECOUPON . p.m.or for appointment call James 225 Hauling F.Ragsdale,R.R.19,Box 107.825- , Must see to appreciate.$4,500 or Budger,10x55'with 9x13 expando. 227 Income Tax 9404. 73 Dodge van, fully customized. One bedroom furnished. Skirting 229 Janitorial Services . and awnings.Tool shed.Screened ' best offer.743-7098. porch.Orchard Valley Park,3950 E. 231 Landscaping&Yard care 109 Lost&Found 255 Upholstery 449 Recreation 233 Legal Services Hawser. Lot 60. Space rental 235 Miscellaneous Services [Free] a Equipment $40/mo.includes water.Open 1-5 237 Mobile Home Services Custom Drapery&Upholstery - 711 Parts & o.m.daily. 239 Moving&Storage FREE in home estimates or visit our Royce 23 channel CB with PA,RF Accessories For sale: '73 "Marlette 14x70 241 Painting&Papering Reward for cat. Lost 2-2-78 in showroom at 4243 N. Campbell. Gain, ANL, Delta Tune with mobile home.2 BR,2 bath,perfect / 243 Plumbing Repair vicinity of Wilds Road and Logo del 327-3383. antenna. $80. 327-5809 or 297- 245 Roofing-Siding Oro. Named Te. Medium size, FITCH UPHOLSTERY&INTERIORS 5145. 4 used tires. 800x16.5D. Lots of condition. Ideal 2nd home for 247 Sewing,Alterations recently altered, white and grey - ,.- miles left.$45.825-9620. winter visitors with free summer 249 Swimming Pool Maintenance upkeep.Catalina 825.9158. 253 TV/Stereo Repairs with grey saddle and grey around 453'TV's/Stereo/ 251 Tree Service eyes.Very much missed. Reward. 301 Help Wanted . . Radio Bring to 4104 E.Trotter or call 327- 255 Upholstery 257 Well Drilling 3291,Tucson,Tim or Ike. Room,board,private bath,garage. AKAI reel to reel tape deck, auto - foothills home, to healthy woman reverse, 3 speed, 3 head. Tapes j. with car, in exchange for light included.$300.327-5809 or 297- " WE STAND EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS SERVICE housekeeping, some cooking and 5145. driving for one. Afternoons and 301 Babysifter Wanted 303 Help WantedDIRECTORY , evenings free for outside work,plus weekends off.Phone 299-2536. PETS 305 Help Wanted,Sales & READY . 307 Work Wanted 201 Accounting/ LIVESTOCK MERCHANDISE Bookkeeping 307 Work Wanted - MISCELLANEOUS . LEE'S Mature experienced nurses aide 501 Livestock lib • _. For Sale will care for patients days or 401 Appliances ACCOUNTING evenings.825-9580. ,. i 403 Antiques 405 Auctions SERVICE Full blooded African Goats,Pygmy 407 Books,Coins,Stamps Income Tax Returns, Type$50 and up.825-9620. 409 Building Materials Federal&State. MERCHANDISE 10 HELp 1 _„„„......_ 411 Carport,Patio Sale Bookkeeping small business. i et ervices e . 15 , . . . 413 Clothing Pick-up&Delivery. MISCELLANEOUS ie Experienced&reliable 415 Cooling,Heating lialmi c, 417 Crafts,Hobbies 297-9803 Rabbit hutches all new galvanized lc . 419 Farm&Ranch Equipment 401 Appliances welded wire construction. Corn- ,,..1 ,.... .J \. 421 Firewood 207 Auto Service plete with feeder,watering bottle, IN THE 423 Floor Coverings hangers. 1-2 and 3 compartment IP*A0 425 Foods Year old Sears Coldsport Refriger- units starting at$30.825-9391 or 441ilmni‘c • - 427 Furniture ator. 17 cubic foot, Harvest gold, 884-8586. 0 - 429 Gift Ideas - ,,-- - frostfree, like new condition, im- p, 431 Golf Equipment z...---=......,._ ii--- • maculate.$300.325-6284. ,i'HORSE SHOEING INANTADs aA,., -- . . 433 Health Foods S -...,X11=---- ..,ii....A. Experienced. Reasonable rates. 1 0 ,. . 435 Household Goods ,__. _......; , __. .., --"--- Ph.825-9876.Harry G.Clayton. 437 Jewelry,Watches,etc. •tV3 7 Books/Coms/ . IiitigiaLia. 439 Machinery,Tools . Stamps to( / ° 441 Musical Instruments 509 Pets For Sale . 443 Nurseries,Garden Supplies 445 Office Business Equipment A _ ll RV Service - 447 Photographic Equipment Complete Motorhomes, - GOLD & SILVER Broker FOR SALE 449 Recreation Equipment Travel Trailers,Fifth Wheels Pure bred kittens:Manx&Persians. 451 Sewing Machines Coins and Bars Also Australian Shepherd pups. and Campers serviced by I oro valley.,., © 453 TV's,Stero,Radio ' 825-34.00 or 825-9376. - 455 Wanted to Buy qualified technicians. Daranyi and Co. - Complete gas, electric Phone Tucson 623-4711 ,a PETS&LIVESTOCK plumbing repairs, hitches, 1 Kittens for sale.Male Persian,male 0114 .0N* tow bars, wiring expertly Iri . _ .. ' r 501 Livestock For Sale installed. Refrigerators & Manx,two Persian male cats.Please . phone 825-3400 or 825-9376 or It-s 503 Pet,Pet,Livestock Supplies furnaces also serviced, 41 3 Clothing 385-9366. Write Catalina Pet 505 Pet Services mobile service available. Service, CRB 8756, Tucson, AZ 509 Pets For Sale All RV ervice 85738. BUSINESS-FINANCE just off of 1-10 at 1225 For Sale. Cornell Cap& Gown, Ph.D.; Sdence PhD. hood; Gold 1 W.Miracle Mile Tassel mortar board, size 7-1/8. 601 Business Opportunities open Mon.-Fri.8-6 p.m. 297-3800. Bring to 603 Insurance Sat.9-5 p.m. 605 Investments By Appointment only Printed T-shirt proclaiming your COUPON ..r.la" ef FAMILY 607 Money to Loan 622-3709 "Right to keep and bear arms," 609 Money Wanted , ' White$3.98,Yellow or Blue$4.98; S,M or L;Postage paid.Send check FOR il-iii1/4.4.?0° WANT AD' 111, TRANSPORTATION 209 Building/ or M.O."A"Shirt Company,P.O.Box 701 Automobiles Remodeling 8498-CRB, Tucson, Az. 85738. -- Immediate Delivery! 703 Bicycles HERE'S THE RULES 705 Boats,Motors,Supplies 707 Campers&Shells TILE-Mexican Colonial Clay Floor Sell-out: 100 new, slightly soiled 1.All Items for the FREE family to omit any Items not pertaining ELEvEn 709 Motorcycles Tile 70t per square foot and up. printed T-shirts; 28 styrofoam - want ads must be written on the to personal items. 711 Parts&Accessories Adobe Wholesalers, Tucson 793- mannequins; and over 5,000 coupon. 4. No personal want ads will be 713 Recreational Vehicles 8593. flocked iron-on letters.All for$50. 2.Name, address, and phone taken over the Phone. 715 Rentals Call 825-9391. number must be induded on the 5.The deadline for the FREE • 717 Travel Trailers coupon, or it will not be family want ads is FRIDAY ® 719 Trucks 215 Cooling/ accepts& NOON. 425 Foods 3.Only personal want ads will be 6.When item[s]is sold,please call Heating RENTALS accepted.We reserve the right 8844890. "Instant Mixes" make and store 801 Apartment Furnished Unfurnished Protect your cooler with a heavy for pie crusts, puddings, hover- For The Sake Of Clarity,Please Print 8700 N. ORACLE 803 Apartment canvas cover from Air-Master 805 Commercial Rentals 3928 S.6th Ave.294-9358. ages,etc.,$1.00; "Yummy Rabbit 807 Home Recipes, hash, sausage,enchila- 809 Miscellaneous Rentals das,Aunt Phil's special ingredient, 0 r 811 Mobile Home 227 Income Tax etc.,$1.00."A"Rabbitry&Supply, 813 Mobile Home Lots P.O. Box 8498-CRB, Tucson, AZ 815 Share Living Quarters Catalina 85738. 817 Storage Rentals 819 Townhouse Tax Service 821 Vacation Rentals 427 Furniture 823 Want to Rent Mrs. L. Jane Black Located for the fifth year Recliner rocker chair,large,vinyl, - REAL ESTATE in the light grey, used one week. Will 901 Commercial Property LAW OFFICES sacrifice.297-3721. 903 Farms,Ranches NOT FOR PUBLICATION 905 Homes 907 come,Investment Property 255 Upholstery 435 Household NAME In --.... i - .d s 909 Land&Acreages GooADDRESS ---- 911 Mobile Homes Upholstery Special - Basic sofa 913 Open Houses and chair$139.Choice of Hercu- International Sterling silverware, 915 Real Estate Wanted Ion or 100% Nylon. Plus $5 98 pcs.-7 pc.place settings plus PHONE NUMBER I 16054 N. ORACLE ... 917 Resort-Vacation Property additional each cushion.Old World serving pieces. $1600. 297-0384. Maximum Insertion-3 Times DEADLINE FOR WANT ADS CATALINA 919 Townhouses Furniture Works, Tucson 623- Call after 6:00 weekdays.All day For Each Want Ad Is FRIDAY NOON --- 8223. weekends. j 11-4 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ)VOICE Wednesday,March 1, 1978 Panel to tour nearby health clinic for ideas . (Continued from Page B-1) "I do know some of the health needs in "Funding will only provide you with estimated at 3,000 persons. are:Stephen Younggren, a partner in the the community," she told HSA board seed money for one to three years," To kick off the medical discussion,Ortiz Catalina Plaza Drug store; Hortensia members. Vandemark said. and some residents outlined the elements i Rodriquez, a part-time employee of She said it was a shame that elderly Certain types of federal funding, he needed to provide comprehensive health Project PPEP (Portable Practical persons who are sometimes very ill have to added, will pay a physician's salary care within a community. Educational Preparation); and local be subjected to hours of driving and. temporarily, until the community is able resident Gilbert Anderson. waiting to seek medical care at Kano to support medical personnel itself. The list included: onsite physicians; Thursday evening,three nights after the Community Hospital, located south of Van dem ark also suggested that nurses and nurse practitioners; mental Catalina meeting, Mrs. Rodriquez Tucson. Catalinans could form a health district or health services; dental care; preventive appet,red before the Health Systems She provides transportation for some encourage the local volunteer fire districts health care; emergency medical services; Agency of Southeastern Arizona(HSA)attoCatalinans through PPEP. to coordinate medical care. office personnel; buildings to house a Tucson hearing urging the group "Some days we don't leave the hospital Citing a census taken within the medical operations; medical and office consider medical services for Catalina. until 5 p.m.,"she added. "Catalina Division" by the Pima County equipment. (see related story) Bonnie . Marson and Richard Planning and Zoning Department, Catalinans also listed existing medical Vandemark also attended the Catalina Vandemark told residents that their services in the community to determine discussion as representative's of the rural counity and the area surrounding workingthe health services they could consider toward. •••Bingo gold . Health Program of the University_ _ of Catalina contained at least 33,000 Arizona medical school. residents. The list included:a pharmacist; PPEP, Vandemark briefly touched upon However, a Pima County spokesman a rural anti poverty service which offers (Continued from Page B-1) options available to residents who wish to said those statistics are misleading,since services in medical care, mental health see local medical services. the Catalina County Census Division and nutrition;. resident physician G.H. emergency allgbladder surgery and is "Federal monies may beavailable and extends southward to include parts of Mathis who practices psychosomatic. now home. Meanwhile,her brother,Lynn possibly even state funding"from agencies metropolitan Tucson, north to the Pima medicine; Senior Now Generation Guitard, had open heart surgery at the _ such as the Arizona Rural Health County border, west to Interstate program which provides meals and Foundation,"he noted. recuperating at University of Arizona Hospital and is Highway 10 and east to the Mt. Lemmon recreation for the elderly;and emergency the Lagro home under However,he cautioned Catalinans not to area. care from rescue squads from the two local Josephine's tender loving care. Catalina's present population is volunteer fire districts. * * * rely solely on such funding sources. -- Ellen Baumgartner flew to Colorado-to spend some time with her daughter, Sue 2 Ann Hendricks.A former employee of the Highway Cafe 80, Sue Ann sends a big ,,,,.., EXOTIC GREENHOUSES .... "hello"to all her Catalina friends. ),,,,,, ,It. Buying the former Lester Heisler home i ,.< ., on Lago del Oro Road, Mr. and Mrs. De ,.......,,,, ,e, „, ‘ n, '''''' :.''''' ----' Shovels cut desert Hart, originally from Illinois, are now ,,t,„. -„,e: , ..„,.. permanent residents of our community. * * * It! ...°.::, • i• Coronado Elementary School will have ,, ., .. ''':48. ' for Nan ml Gardens ik. its first track and field meet March 8. Thirty participants have registered to date ,4-: ° -%• ° - if J ; 1 , . 7 ' and more are expected to join. Field Groundbreaking cere- tories containing plants and i Hockey will be starting later this month. • ' .48-4y- '','.v'''''' '41111r '- monies were held Feb.21 for _ small animals from through- * * * 4' ' - -**,- Nanini Gardens, 75 acres of out the. world, including On a four-day trip to Las Vegas, Helen ' * ' ' desert land which will those indigenous to the Katlowski, Mary Granbow and Ann contain greenhouses known Southwest. Boucher had a grand time. They didn,t as life centers displaying Michael Bryne, a,,,, , land- 'break any banks"but also didn't return ,,,4 : , plants grown throughout the scape architect with .Cella, , ,,,,,, , # . often when ,, broke. . Barr, Evans & Associates, * * * . ,, ,,,: „ , Supervisor Katie Dusen- said the. 26-member gardens Proud parents are Burke and Patsy \ . .... berry prefaced the ground- steering committee plans to Smith. Daughter Shelle was voted Rodeo \ i breaking by saying,"It's not use treated effluent in each \ 4 '- Queen of Amphitheater High School.The , , °t, 1,,, ,, you're allowed to of the life-sustaining Smiths took scads of pictures, before, - ,.._ have a part in something conservatories. during and after the Parade, in which . - - which will last forever. The remaining portion of , . Shelle was accc'mpanied by her attendant, *** - ...... "The gardens will be for the project calls for a lake, Terri Majors and Princesses Cassie *t *111 1* I'4 r it i ),.it, *IP' t: 'IX * * * the smallest school child,and , k which also may use Glover,Tracy.Coate and Philicia Fritz. **it** ipt, st .,} . . *for the very busy person. reclaimed water, small The young ladies were escorted by t* • * 1r 1 X* **"likr It * w And people—no matter how. shops, educational displays, members of the Key Club. -*4-i *sir _ _ . long they have lived in tittistic - ' 6 ...tw Air lir 'Pr and a restaurant. Also in the parade were the Northsided : ***t* 4 , tt,i,,,, ' ' ' *+ A rt Tucson—can have a part in Raiders from the Milky Way Ranch,un er i. t *0.t.t . ***1, 4 ir t t I':ic 1 ,it:it .4. 1, _kr A, A' * ,,. . the gardens,"she axIded. Byrne estimated land- the leadership of Judy Bentley. The Sam Nanini family scaping would begin in one • . / . ' donated the site at North or two years, since money New members being welcomed t?, thde ''' fr ' ‘,„ Shannon Drive and Magee ,,. „... ,, ‘ must be raised from private Senior Citizens'Club house are"Bud an4... ...., , , #, .„, ,.....„ ' '-% -s ;" Road where the gardens will donations for construction ion -and plants. Fern Bell, retirees from Aztec,Ariz.,andbe built under the direct Teresa"Terri"Hill. Break?,`ng of the Tucson Botanical Richard Wiedhopf, presi- * * * Happy to report that both youngt men, gardens ground Gardens. dent of the Botanical Gar- The project tentatively dens, Bill Nanini and Mrs. Jeff Van der Vant and Bob White are Bill Nanini,with his wife seated behind him,addresses calls for five or six Dusenberry presided over progressing satisfactorily from injuries those who attended the Nanini Gardens environmentally controlled the groundbreaking cere- received in their separate motorcycle groundbreaking held Feb.21. (VOICE staff photo) greenhouses — conserva- monies. accidents. ra't r•et ...(:P. • (IP...4n 41Ft....(IP...at 4ari ..(:)....ta ati ...4IP...tegt • (/P....4n 41.7 ....420... .4" ....410.4hat CRItb.:ZO... • 0Z0...4 atfik....(zp.„„iat 01.. ....42o....,ez 4,1.M .....4:)...az 1 1 ke 0 p. 10.111 4 4 iii ..-.‘ ) - N., . , .. _...._ 1 , , ,-.. .... ii. 1 ( . ke 41l- .... - - -- 111111,14b11111:,./4" &th 2VIIPANNUAL --1 ) 34. 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