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TUCSON , AZ 85704 1 0 DONORS SO FAR
About $2,000 donated to Town Building Fund
Nearly $2,000 has been given by 10 Spaulding himself has contributed The current owner of the land and house, town hall giving credit to all donors,"the
individual donors to the Oro Valley Town $1,000 of the total collected so far.He said Theron Johnston of Bisbee, has offered letter says.
Building Fund,said Town Clerk Dorothy "a lot more" than the $2,000 counted by them to the town "for an extremely good The building committee specifically
Morse. Mrs.Morse should already have been sent price"the solicitation letter says. asks for donations from Oro Valley's
A letter soliciting the funds was sent to to the town hall,according to information "If we pull together,..it can be done,"the winter residents, because"we believe it is
all town residents last week by the town he's received, letter adds. just as much in the interest of the half-time
building fund committee. The committee The one-page letter soliciting donations In addition to the donation drive, the resident to keep our town in a viable and
consists of: from town residents said Oro Valley can building committee will arrange a number efficient condition as it is to the all-year
Jack Newman, chairman and a- purchase the five-acre property at 680 W. of fund raising events,the letter continues. resident."
candidate for the town council; members Calle Concordia for$67,500. A separate bank account has been set up •Mrs. Morse said some of the 10
Roy Mattson; James Kriegh, council ' Spaulding said Monday that this price by the committee,independent of the town, individual donors to the fund have left off
candidate; Al Thorell; and Jack includes the house that has been leased to in which the funds will be kept. contributions at the hall after touring the
Spaulding. serve as town hall since Dec. 6. "A suitable plaque is to be erected in the building.
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Vol.V No. 10 One Section, Eight Pages 15 Cents Wednesday,March 8, 1978
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SAGE COMPLETION DATE UNCERTAIN
OV elementary students to attend i .
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new Amphi school , sooner or later
By DENNIS JOYCE when class opens," Follett said Monday. Follett said an entire school operation, OV Toivn Hall
News Editor "We can house students for a month or two including principal and teachers,would be repairs underway
Oro Valley elementary school students at Cross,or somewhere else. established by the Amphi district this
will attend a different school this fall,but "I don't think it's necessary to delay until summer and housed this fall at a Carpenter Robert Grear fastens hinges
Amphitheater School District officials the spring semester,"Follett said. temporary location, on a new solid wood door for the Oro
aren't sure yet whether it will be the one Every day he contractor on the Sage "Once created," he said, the "school" Valley Town Hall, replacing a door
under construction at Sage and Romero and Romero School project loses to rain is could then be more easily relocated at the recently damaged by vandals.Grear,a
Roads. another day the opening of the school is Sage and Romero site. Catalina area resident, said the solidly
Recent rains have delayed work on the delayed, Follett said. The only circumstances that would constructed door should help deter
$1.75 million elementary school—the One alternative to delaying the school's require postponing the opening of the new vandals from entering the town hall.
district's tenth. If the school isn't finished opening this fall is asking the contractor to school untirtWe spring semester would be The old door had a hollow core.(Photo
when class starts this fall, Oro Valley work overtime on the project, he said. continued heavy rains, Follett said. by Linda Weis)
students and others will attend class at a The Board of Education hasn't
temporary location, said Leslie Follett, considered this option yet. The Amphi
associate superintendent of finance and district administration should have a good / i • i
accounting for the Amphi district. He idea by the end of the current school year Metro Water s rate hike
suggested Cross Junior High School as a how long a delay into fall would be
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possible location. necessary.
Oro Valley students currently attend Two meetings have been held to discuss o be decided ttlis iii on
either Harelson or Donaldson Elementary boundaries of the area to be served by the
Schools. school—one at Harelson Feb. 27 and A decision on Metropolitan Water Co.'s But another state official, closely tied
Boundary lines of the area to be served another at Donaldson March 2. request for a 60 percent rate increase is with utility rate hearings,said the decision
by the new school haven't been determined Both were "lightly attended," Follett expected late this month from the Arizona may be delayed even longer because of new
yet by the Amphi Board of Education.But feels, indicating"either that there wasn't Corporation Commission, said Andrew information which has surfaced.
all eight proposed boundaries put Oro much opposition or that most guessed what Bettwy, Jr., chief hearing officer for the The state official, who asked not to be
Valley in the area to be served by the Sage we were going to do." ACC. identified, said Metropolitan's costs for
school,Follett said.; Of the 25 persons attending the Harelson Metropolitan serves about 150 Oro electricity from Tucson Gas&Electric Co.
A committee of school district residents meeting and the 15 at Donaldson,only five Valley households and 4,100 Northwest will be lower than the water company has
have been appointed by the Board of or six opposed the boundary lines selected residents. anticipated.
Education to recommend a name for the by the administration for recommendation Previously, Bettwy predicted that the Since this will lower Metropolitan's
new elementary school. The board is to the school board, Follett said. ACC would announce Metropolitan's rates operating costs, he said,the new evidence
expected to decide on the name at its The board might decide on the by mid-February. But a backlog of will have to be considered by the three-
March 14 regular meeting. boundaries at either of its meetings this hearings has delayed state officials from member commission, before the water
"The school probably won't be finished month, scheduled March 14 and 28. reviewing the transcripts and testimony rates are set.
presented during *the hearing in . Since Metropolitan's last rate hearing in
December, he said. 1973, the company has charged $7.50 for
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of Tucson was mailed to the Oro Capt. Thuss stressed the importance
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.. Capt. Michael Thuss, study manager. problem areas.
s. The study, conducted by the Army Areas the study will consider include
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.,.. -, • ..- Valley in its analysis of realistic plans water supply, subsidence, bank and
s ,,' , for solving water related problems for channel stabilization, recreation fish
the next 50 years. , and wildlife enhancement and
Felled giants . Oro Valley made its request for the wastewater management.
study through Pima Association of
A preliminary visit was made to Oro
A basketball stand lays on its side amidst broken chunks of cement that until last week Governments, which passed a Valley in January.
had formed two of the four basketball courts behind the Canyon del Oro High School resolution petitioning Congress to "Right now the study is in the stage
gym. The two courts are being bulldozed to make room for the new activities authorize and appropriate funds. where we are collecting information
gymnasium that will become an addition to the current gym.Mutterer Construction The U.S. House of Representatives about problem situations," said Capt.
Co., the contractors for the job, will fence off the area behind the gym during Appropriations Committee approved (Continued on Page B-2)
construction.(VOICE staff photo) .
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dols are proud of the fact outright, it would be a
that they have kept their kood investment for Oro
pledge not to impose a Valley and for its citizens, 4 10,.., y
town property tax a over_the long pull. iN E itib-
made when our Jack Spaulding, one of IZZli
young municipality our town's earliest loyal
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incorporated, supporters, started the ,4 I
Obviously, these public- effort with a suggestion
spirited men and women and a$1,000 contribution. �.-
mean to keep their word - Town officials a r e
(and we're sure the voters continuing this campaign4-111.
of Oro Valley will see that to raise the necessary
they do), but there's purchase price.
currently a capital need We think it's a worth-
which both town officials while effort, one which
and ordinary taxpayers may take a long time but is
can help meet without worth pursuing.
undue hardship on
Bear in mind that all
anyone. such donations toward the
Many Oro Valleyans
town hall fund are
took advantage of the
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they bear no more 10.1
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Concordia. Most of them
your annual contributions
were pleased at the to the United Fund or
spacious quarters theMETRONEWS
town currently occupies
other charities.
a major improvement It would be a fine thing
over the former cramped if Oro Valle Tans would Metrocrats boycott response
office. - demonstrate again their
By JO HINDMAN Mims followed up his tiser was already dying.
But the space is rented, solidarity and civil spirit When Editor W.W. words with action—a A key exhibit was a
which means a regular by raising enough to Mims took an editorial lawsuit, first of several defendant's letter urging
Most purchase the building stand against a federally backed by 297 petition- a merchant to not buy
monthly expense. . ' assisted regional water ers. himself as the advertisingfrom Mims'
taxpayers realize, we're And we'll be surprised if distribution system inplaintiff. His Edgefield Ad Advertiser. I
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sure, that if the town they fail to do just that. South Carolina, his case was dismissed; he A federal jury verdict
new a er wasp►hit by one appealed.p brought to conclusion the
of the deadliest of Mim's attempts slowed ' 3 and one half-week long
• weapons: a boycott construction,angered the trial.Six defendants were
Hey ! Another engineered by a claque of regionalists. A group held responsible, nine
title ! pro-regional metrocrats. started a rival news- exonerated.
Loss of advertisers,loss paper, allegedly offered The jury ruled that the
Once again, Canyon del t a k e p r i d e in an of circulation, loss of secret advertising dis- boycott of Mims' news-
y income and other misfor- counts to certain adver- paper caused the publish-
Oro High School has accomplishments Of the tunes piled up on The tisers.About fifteen of the er to lose profits. He was
brought home a state school. Edgefield Advertiser of conspirators became awarded compensation
basketball championship. Edgefield, S.C. The 141- defendants in Mim's for the extra hours he was
Especially in the realmyear-old journal has been boycott suit filed 1972 in required to work, also
Oro Valley is proud: of athletics, where CDO + in publication since 1836 defense of his paper. reimbursement for loss in
As our largest "Indus- and in ownershipbythe The boycott case finallyassets—totalling$50,500.
„ has w,on two consecutive . , Y ,
try and biggest local state titles in both family since post Civil went to trial April 1977
employer, C D O is a War days up to the charging the defendants
basketball and football, present. with violating the i•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
significant factor in our •Despite cruel setbacks Sherman Anti-Trust Act •
we have reason to be P •
small town; its enrollment and lack of staff, Mims. that forbids illegal acts in ' ''"' :
. proud. But in many other •
kept t hispaper i n restraint of interstate , :
is greater than Oro P
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circulation,reduced from trade. The Advertiser
Valley's includes
popula
music, etc. - we take eight to four pages operates on an interstate : B0,1,1,, •
tion and includes many of weekly, through five basis.
pride, too. • tillt •
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our own sons and daugh- years of dreary litigation 'the Columbia (S.C.) • •
ters. M a b e that's only ending recently in victory State reported April 12, One Year Ago
for Mims in U S.District that "Former Edgefield Police Lt. Fred Roof
Certainly it's natural natural. Anyway, it's a Mayor Mark Eugene
said a growing awareness
� Court at Aiken, S.C. Y g
that residents of the town _good feeling, isn't it? The boycott of his Reaves testified that he of police service offered in
newspaper stemmed was asked during a Dec. Oro Valley has resulted in
directly from Mims' 1, 1971 meeting...to increasing criminal
c o n f r o n tat i'o n with persuade advertisers to reports to his depart-
Ve proponents of a regional boYeott the local news- ment.
._ water system which was paper because of the Two Years Ago
Medford Evans, writ- persuasive evidence that probative value either touted beneficial to editor's opposition to a Oro Valleyan Paul J.
ing in Review of the News this is true, nor any way), are so muchSherick, 50,who narrow-
underprivileged Edge- federally funded water
Magazine: reasoned calculation that bombast or cotton batting field County. . ly missed election to the
Y• g empty system He said he town council in Septem-
Quite literally, nothing it would be worth the cost to fill an bag. - refused.
has been shown in the way of the Canal if it were The proponents of the Through his paper, ber 1974,died March 6 of
of substantial benefit to true. Panama Canal giveaway Editor Mims claimed The Augusta Chronicle a heart attack while
the United States that can These allegations, like have, quite simply, no that the opposite was May 3 reported that playing golf.
be derived from these the long recitals of the case at all except that true---that the plan would defense attorneys `told Three Years Ago
(Panama Canal)treaties. history of the Canal and Jimmy Carter wants it turn the expensive system the jurors that by mid- The population of Oro
The only frequent the country of Panama accomplished, over to wealthy adjoining May 1972 when the rival Valley has almost
allegation is that it will itself (a history-that is No case, that is,which Aiken county added to the Edgefield County. News doubled,which means an
help our image in Latin interesting indeed, in the they can afford to regional plan by special was first published Mims •automatic gain of$36,362
America, but there is no present dispute,but of no reveal . . . amendment. newspaper The Adver- for the town.
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Published every Wednesday by .� '`IC- ,�.- DENNIS JOYCE
Sancruval Corp.,P.O.Box 3003,Tucson, FIf F:
Az.,624-3745.Single copies 15 cents News Editor• each;by mail,$3 for one-year s .-_
subscription.Second Class postage Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley.Pima County.Arizona �=f NEWS STAFF: .
paid at Tucson.Az. Mary Schmidt •
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Pot holesgalorealie
Along with the Tucson area's seventh highest winter ry,
rainfall on record has come an increased number of
pot holes in the roadways. In Oro Valley the most icers
recent rain washed out temporary patch jobs on areaousy (;)ver weekend
roads prompting Oro Valley police to set out
warning markers along the most hazardous wash- An Oro Valley-home was surveillance in the area well during last week's' Feb. 25 or 26, Police Chie
outs. The town began patching the pot holes last burglarized Saturday when "after we received numerous heavy rains. Fred Roof reported.
weekend. (Photo by Chris Kemberling) "someone forced his way into comp 1 a i n t s about the But he cautioned Oro Thieves took an estimates
the garage door by using students smoking pot. Valleyans who drive through $255 of building material;
some type of wrench on the "Residents in the neigh- the intersections of Calle from a residence on the 10$
FROM LEGISLATURE door knob,” Police Chief boyhoodalso complained Concordia and Calle Loma block of east Linda Vista
Fred Roof reported. that their dogs were being Linda and Calle Concordia Roof said.
S • Police records show that pelted with rocks, their and Calle Buena Vista to be The prospective home
rn aNa t r rrn S the home of Sam Polito, 75 fences were being vandal- aware that they're deeply owners plan to live on the lo
West Linda Vista, was ized and litter was left in the rutted from rain. in their trailer until the
• area,"Roof said. An Oro Valley home under home is built to deter further
niaget exemptiort burglarized a r i z e d sometime
between 10 a.m. and 3:50 In another incident,police construction was robbed burglaries, Roof added.
p.m, records show a dog was shot
By DAN WALLACH Gila, Pinal and Maricopa A television set and a large and injured Wednesday
Journalism Department counties and said he finds toolbox were stolen, Roof morning, March 1, at the Fireplace
•University of Arizona "five to ten more" every s id. and Polito is still residence of and June sa e t tips
PHOENIX--A proposal to week. a Roy
compiling a list of the items Mattson, 9060 N. Riviera
exempt water systems with Ben Avery of Heber taken. Drive. Fire officials suggest from the firebox — not u
fewer than 500 connections contended that small water On Sunday morning four "Apparently the dog was these fireplace safety tips. the hearth.
from some state require- systems should •be encour- illegal aliens from Chihua- in the front yard, when — Use a fireplace with- a — Keep the damper ope
mems is being considered by aged "because nobody else hua, Mexico were captured someone heard a high fire screen. Sparks may to allow adequate ver
the legislature. wants to serve a small area." by members of the Oro powered weapon go off," `shoot out' of the fireplace necessity to Avery is a resident of the ' ' nearbypfur- t>lation.
At stake is the ec ty Valley Police Department, Roof said. area, igniting Purchase firewoo
submit engineer's plans Buckskin Artists Communi- Roof said. niture or carpet. carefully. types
when making connections Y A citizen band (CB)
• Aver had sought an police have no suspects. He If possible, install the wood produce more,spoil
existing lines. Y g operator called police when than others. Fires built wit
Ronald L. Miller, chief of amendment to reduce the said they dont know if the carpet three feet from the
he noticed several persons these types of wood shoul
the Bureau of Water Quality amount of samplings he shooting was intentional or if fireplace area. YP
acting suspiciously, Roof the dog was struck by a straybe watched.
Control of the state Health must submit from twice noted. — Avoid overloading the
Department, estimated that monthly to once every four The illegal aliens were bullet from a hunter or fire.Keep the size of the fire
"all but 75-of the state's 2,000 months but abandoned the someone target shooting on a reasonable.
or so water systems will be attempt.His water system is apprehended at the 7-11 nearby hill. — CIVIC
y Store on North Oracle, and Stack firewood away
affected." closed in the winter. "they were turned over to the Roof reported that the from the firebox. Keep the GROUPS...
Miller said the bill is McClellan said that part- U.S.Border Patrol,"he said. roads in Oro Valley held up extra logs a safe distance
designed to help the semi- time systems often develop r Valleybuilding
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ublic systems. into full-time systems and Oro
P Y inspector Sal Otanez served .1111®�®�11�1111��11r� GROUPS...
A semi-public system that this often happens in the A
P as an Interpreter until the
would include systems that 1/
Prescott and Payson area. border patrol arrived."They il CHURCH
are cooperatively adminis- "People don't seem to care were acting suspiciously," ri ,,
tared and are not selling what their water is like as "because GROUPS...
long as it doesn't cost. We Roof said, they
water commercially. U
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House Bill 2211, in an can't protect public health were trying to get some U.S. III
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amendment offered by Rep. that way. he said. money to buy food." ii
John Wettaw, R-Flagstaff, Miller estimated that 20 Roof said about 12 illegal-
provides for "simplified percent to 30 percent of the
P aliens have been captured m 1111
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procedures for small systems small water systems sent in Oro Valley since the Raise funds
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whose output of potable samples. inception of the Oro Valle ■ ���in 8nd � �
water and wastewater does "We're trying to get that •p y BIGGEST little Frame Sho for your cause
figure hi her"he said. Police Department June
not exceed 50,000 gallons gu g 1975. He added however, in in Tucson.Over 2500 quality li
daily." The bill has passed the that he isn't alarmed by the handcrafted
h bill's intent said Health Committee unani- picture frames ii
The situation.
Wettaw, is to exempt such mously. "Most of them are scared in
® on display--from om EXT to 24x48 II
systems from retaining an -- they don't want to doIII
engineer and to allow users bodilyharm to anyone.Theyt • Pre Cut Mats (8x10 to 20x24
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to submit their own plans. just want to get somewhere° • for th IptIONS
Desert to�@ ■ Pre Cut Glass (5x7 to 18x24)Pauk) E. McC1e11an, and make a few bucks,"Roof for the
manager of the water • Photo Frames ii OroValleyV
ByCHRIS UNRUHd Voice
bureau's central regionalBetween seven and 12 - • gOil Paintings Catalina
office, argued against the When we first moved to OriginalCall•
bill callingit counter yo- the desert we hada tale to Canyon del Oro students i by Tucson artists iii
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ductive. He also suggested tell too.A little lizard was marijuana Thursday morn-
that controls be standar- scurrying around on the II . PROFESSIONAL, AMATEUR, STUDENT
dized to improve water carport floor•
ing of the 200.block of West OR HOUSEWIFE ARTISTS . . .
Calle Concordia, Roof said. ii C211
quality. My husband quickly School resource office1111 13
"The systems aren't pick' it up but to his Alan Shaffer assisted a ® IMPORTED 624-3745
properly constructed and utter astonishment he inidentify-
because theydon't send in ended up with a wiggling school employee ® PIETUFIE
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ung the students,Roof added.
samples, the water is tail between his thumb =Since the students areMI
probably of poor quality." and finger. wards of the school, we've �� E. BROADWAY 325-5617 for more
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McClellan said he knows of The gecko lizard had Wes' c Club
one on to safer surround- turned the matter over to IN °"a"°'""°�`` '''' II information
300 to 500 small systemsin g CDO officials,"he noted. MC�itU SAT10:00 ro 6:00
his area of responsibility ings. That was our first Roof said police began ®®®�®� ®�®®®�®■
including Yavapai, Yuma, Arizona tale!
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A-4 ORO VALLEY[ARI[Z]VOICE Wednesday,March 8, 1978
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Speedway visions .
By LINDA WEIS opers to follow certain pre- 5.
. . the neighborhood such as: planning and zoning meeting
Several Northwest real- requisits in planning com-
Casa Blanca Shopping Plaza, where I heard it stated that
dents have successfully de- mercial complexes. Casas Adobes Shopping Oracle =: '�
layed action on an Oracle Mrs. Plevel and Charles Center pP g Road would never �:�� v �� ������ �; .-
and Plaza Escondida become another Speedway,
Road rezoning request just Elkins, spokespersons for Elkins ended his appeal to s� ar.
south of Oro Valley. area residents outlined the ,pp she said. Believing what I r ,.,
the county supervisors by heard, I proceeded to build i
They accomplished the de- type of commercial develop- saying: "Growth is inevita- mydream home." �
lay partly by warning coun- ment they believe would be 1 ,
. ble,progress is desirable for ,„
ty officials that Oracle acceptable along Oracle. all of our well-being. « Ms. Leone continued:
would become another —Setting two-story build- Now as I go south on Oracle •
., . But the development
Speedway if rezoning isn t ings at least 250 feet from necessaryto implement Road from Ina Road, I see 4.� "
planned more carefully. the closest residential restaurants, • ,.. <. 4" , A
w
these can be done in a plasticgaudy
Attorney Robert Stubbs street,Northern Avenue. neon signs and many two- ,�: s. ::.�`� s so ...
tasteful and constructive �, ,,;: ,.
had requested rezoning from —Developing a 35-foot 0
manner,"Elkins noted. story apartment complexes. :, -,
one residence per acre to landscaped buffer of natural Stubbs said he didn't ob- Any I want to cry. Is this • -* +,
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densities permitting busi- vegetation separating resi- what we have to look for- °
ject to the residents' re-
nesses and professional of- dential subdivisions from quests addin "oracle ward to, along Oracle north `;
fices. Stubbs, one of the commercial buildings and Road deserves b e _ of Ina?" - ', . lidoi '.- ,-
owners, asked to rezone 37 parking lots. ett r plan *> x
ning than what it has got- Something must be built01 is, ,,,
acres at the southwest cor- —Diverting_ he majority ten." on this �
ner of Oracle and Magee of traffic gentted from the land but please, 7
Stubbs also informed that lease, let it be in keeping _. �' '�
Roads during the Board of development onto majorp p g ,� �.. i';'-'''';
Supervisors' Feb. 21 meet- thoroughfares such as Mag- board that �he and several with the natural beauty of i, 1---4-r , �
g other persons" own the 37- '
ing. ee and Oracle, rather than p this area; Leone noted. �- .44 '- > � ;:
acre parcel which is upfor % t
Northsider Martha Plevel on to residential streets. rezoning. The rezoningproposal will � `��
z..-„: . . .,« +,
said many residents hope to —Erecting unobtrusive However, after the meet- be sent back to the County •
set a precedent for future signs and shielded lighting. ing Stubbs was unavailable Planning and Zoning Com- ool Kool-Aid kids
attractive developments —Designing a develop- for further comments. mission.A date for a hearing
along Oracle north of Ina ment in keeping with the Evelyn Leone, a North- before the commission Before Southern Arizona's last storm sent
Road — by requiring devel- architectural character of west resident in Harelson hasn't been set yettemperatures down to the 60s, young Oro Valleyans
.
Estates, also urged the sup- 10-year-old Scott Hufault,left and 9-year-old Steven
ervisors to set a precedent After the supervisors' Czech had begun a lucrative thirst quenching
• for careful planning along hearing, Mrs. Plevel said business along busy Oracle Road.The boys had set up
Aj oar '.r vi a Ws Oracle. several area residentswill their roll away Kool-Aid stand at Calle Concordia and
issue to discuss the Oracle Road and were only looking for a small profit
"Before building my new again before attending the by selling their drinks for five cents a glass.(Photo by
CDO bid
alternatives
home here, I attended a commission hearing. Chris Kemberling)
The Amphitheater School upon must be taken at a
District Board of Education public meeting. NUMBER ONE RADIO
was scheduled to discuss Follett had said earlier
Monday night what action to that options open to the
take on the planned Canyon board include: e
del Oro High School fine arts —Reducing the scope and
complex. Results weren't therefore, the cost of the
available at press time. facility b Y working with the . • • fordo.
A second call for bids on low bidder on the project,
the project resulted in bids W.F. Connely Construction
that exceeded estimated Co.
costs of the building by -- Putting the project out
$329,000. to bid for a third time,after
Leslie Follett, associate changing its design to reduce KA IR is concerned.
superintendent of finance costs. ,
and accounting for the — Postponing the project
district,declined to say what until more money is '
course the school board was available in the district,
considering Monday. What- perhaps throw h a special
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- ., The Arizona Indians are on the warpath again. This time
S
ever action the board decides bond election. their weapons are more impressive than bows and arrows
and tomahawks.
SAGUARO .
DINNER THEATRE Addressing the state Groundwater Management Study
749 W. MIRACLE MILE Commission, attorneys for the tribes said the Indians were
"%Lk...I.)._ -,' ,,
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.J; ' prepared to strike the rest of us with court suits. One lawyer
' ---+ said that the Indians felt it was necessary to hit the rest of the
state with a two-by-four in order to get its attention.
Ifpresents
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f 7Ina highly confident mood, the lawyers expressed the
Christie's
attitude that the Indians' case is not only ethical but very
Thrilling Mystery 4' - brief historylesson, one lawyer said his
powerful. Inay
The client's water rights went back well into the 1600s.
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The Indian view, then, is that the rest of the state is
unjustly using their water and they want it back.
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$1.00off with •
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it Presently, the Indians are claiming all of the water in the
state. However, in a compromising gesture,the lawyers said
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, iii the Indians are prepared to negotiate.
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- Wednesday,March 8, 1978
FREE TO CATALINANS ,si.,
Rural - If
.r�
� . wants more
firefighters. s ,
Business brochure ....,
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. Rural Metro Fire Department Co. has
Ii
1 -.-^' *4 r` .. several openings left for fire fighting and
deadline Saturdayfirst aid personnel to serve the Golder
Ranch Fire District.James McLaughlin, a
}{Js member of the fire district board of
directors, said Rural Metro plans to hire
Saturday, March 11 is the deadline for Tickets will be available shortly at local additional recruits to improve service in
Catalina area businesses to submit businesses. A , �`, the 14-square-mile district.
information for the Business Peoples In other matters the association plans to Anyone interested in reserve fire
Brochure which will list area merchants send a letter to the State Highway .*T :i fighting or first aid on a part-time basis
and the services they provide. Department requesting a litter cleanup of ,:-‘71'.4.),,.,,,,,y,• should call Rural Metro Fire Department
The community brochure is one of the highway shoulders and frontage,from .,, jj at 297-4661.
several projects the Catalina Area the Sanitation Landfill near the Arizona I.:,...,„1::0,� Applications are bein taken at the
Business Association discussed at its Youth Center, to the Pinal County line. Rural Metro station at Ina and Oracle
monthly Feb. 28 meeting. The association temporarily shelved ;4Aja ,, Roads,McLaughlin said.
Della Murray, publicity chairman for further work to organize a Nei hborhood '' Anyone livingin the Catalina area.
the association said the Business Peo le's g g _ i� �M �� Y ea 18
p Watch Program. Since other organiza ears or older,and who is in ood physical
Brochure will contain a map designating tions are sponsoring Neighborhood Watch ~� ��� condition,is eligible to apply.
locations of businesses in the Catalina area. Programs,association members decided to �� "e1. ', . Reserves are paid for trainin and"call
The cost of the brochure will be borne wait until they can coordinate their efforts r:� r time," McLaughlin said. Pay ranges from
by the businesses and groups listed"in the with the interested groups. �� � :::::‘,,,,71;‘,--7'� . .. $2.65 to$4.50 an hour.
brochure, Mrs. Murray noted. .The group also discussed its continued ,•. : <" p g 'g g
,�,.� � , _ Anew tramm session for fire fighting
efforts to have the Motor Vehicle License '�'� ��s personnel started March 1 at the Catalina
"The brochure will be distributed free to
� ` '
the public. It will be available at the Bureau establish a branch locally to serve station, 15770 N.Oracle.
various Catalina residents. Detective wants
a ous business locations until the Also during the meeting, Linda Davis,
brochure is outdated or the supply is with Vicki Cox Associates was appointed
exhausted, Mrs. Murray added. pp°
dollars Square d
Further information concerning the vice-president for the association. The Detective Doug Witter of the Catalina
association also announced two new Sheriff's Substation in Tucson spoke at a Set in Catalina
brochure may be obtained by contacting: members. D &P Health Store, 16198 N:-..:,,,,,•= •
Dave or Vivian at Western Auto,825-3333; Oracle and Jen Mertes,with A Rabbitry, recent gathering of county employees to
Maude Eske at Circle K,825-3350;Sam at ask for higher salaries from the Board The Pima County Parks & Recreation
the Hair Palace, 825-9230; and Mrs. 3515 E. Railings Road. of Supervisors.Witte is president of the Dept. is sponsoring square dancing from
Murray at 825-3546 or 297-4553. The association's next meeting will be local chapter of the Fraternal Order of 7:30-9:30 p.m., the second and fourth
March 28 at 8 p.m. at the Coronado 1 Police. He works out of the sheriffs Tuesdays of each month.
The association also plans to sponsor the Elementary School on Wilds Road. substation that is responsible for patrol The program, which includes dance
third annual Catalina Memorial Day At that meeting, the group plans to of the community of Catalina. instruction, is held at the Coronadc
Parade to be held May 28 at 1 p.m. g: . , g`Y' p p Elementary School cafenasium, Catalina.
Following the parade,a gymkhana will discuss�the possibility of lowering � Classes began Feb. 28.
Catalina's existing speed limit of 55 m.p.h. CATALINA CURRENT '
be held -- perhaps to test the skills of The association also will discuss erecting
Catalinans in horseback riding. safety signs,markers identifying Catalina,
Helicopter rides and a block dance will street lights and highway emergency
be held during the day-long event."And a phones for the Catalina area. . 125 friends c
te .
saddle will be raffled off also," Mrs. During February's meeting,owners and
Murray added. representatives from 11 businesses in the
Myrtle Yttredahl is in charge of Catalina area attended the association's Whites'
anniversary
organizing the Memorial Day celebration. meeting.
By BETTE CHASTAIN same lake were Steve and Ann Hayes.
Earl and Mable White were guests of * * *
�� honor at a reception in the Dale Fugett Getting together the other evening for
home in celebration of their 50th wedding some music was Melba Foster, Judy
A` -.-' anniversary. Morrison, Frank "Bear" Smith, Jimmy
Hosting the party for Olson and Kathy Lawson. These musi-
a� their parents and 125 cians plan to start playing professionally
friends and relatives were daughters Lila Fu- so we can all enjoy their foot-stomping
=,� � � I � ��
sounds.
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N.„,-,-• .,-..,,'t, ,„, fr:
gett, Dallas Piper and * * *
® son Morris. The flu has affected many Catalina.
� Out of state guests residents who are purchasing more tis-
Out of
�„.4..,,:! . -,,.., . - were Mr. and Mrs. Al- sues and cold tablets than ever before. A
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bert Krenz of Turner, \''''''„''''. a, ' more serious case is Stan Hightower who
Ore., who were the was admitted to Tucson General Hospital
Whites' attendants in1928 when they with pneumonia.
were married in Bemidji, Minn., Gene * * *
White from Canyon Country, Calif. andThis Friday at 11 a.m. Barbara Tilman,
#
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Herberg of Babbitt, - 'a member of the Presidents' Council on
s F.
' - Minn. =•-- Energy Conservation, will be at the
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson, also Senior Citizens Club House to give tips on
Minnesotans who are wintering in Tucson, how to save energy. Later she will
were present and enjoyed a reunion with demonstrate solar cooking and baking.
the Krenz and White families. Now If you've never tasted a cookie baked by
retired from the Forest Service, Dr. the sun, now's your chance to savor a
Anderson was Mables' childhood friend sample.
f4.' .,
and neighbor and this was the first time Then on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
they had seen each other in more than half the senior citizens will hold a yard and
a century. bake sale on the Edmonds'used car lot on
tik. , 001
Relatives attending were Dale and North Oracle Road in Catalina.
* * *
Dalene Fugett, Caalina Coy, Earl, Kent,
�. � Paul Shaw, former plant curator at the
l'i �, Lynn and David Piper of Cottonwood,
Quentin, Joy, David and Connie Koutz Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, will
• �' £q�� discuss futureplans for the Springer
' from Phoenix; Harryand Barbara Palmer
`X 4
.,,,:liefs, 1:, .
also Trisha, a Geor Debra and Nomani Memorial Garden which will be located in
George'Williams, he rear of the club. Developer of the
Bingham, all from illiAFB.
Followingthe visit with his parent , Hague Memorial Garden, Shaw has not
,.., 1 .
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.` �� Morris and wife Helen embarked for their yet set a date for his visit.
= ,, � new home in Anchorage, Alaska. Registrations are being taken for Inter-
�" � * * * mediate Ceramic classes starting Monday,
r ,
.. The fishing season is upon us once again March 13. Call 825-9190 for more informa-
; and on a recent outing to Seneca Lake,the tion.
* * *
,, Sammie Hughes family returned with six
= - I trout and one catfish —enough for a good Father Reginald Phelan has daily
Mr. and Mrs. Earl White meal. Also seen enjoying a day on the (Continued on Page B-2)
B-2 ORO VALLEY[ARYL]VOICE Wednesday, March 8, 1978
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• • • Willies1 anniversary
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(Continued on Page B-1) will end April 1. Coronado students who .,
Lenten services at 6:30 p.m. in-the St. have completed the most number of books
Martin de Porres Mission Church at to date are Ben Myers, with 58, followed ..
,.
Avenida de la Canada and Everett Street. by David Glommen,47;Allison Myers, 29; ,,..,,1/4---- 1--
The church has purchased new bingo and George Beebe with 26. 4:4;,..;‘,.-
. . .
cards for the weekly Friday night games. -‘'''S
Maybe they will bring luck to someone in The National Multiple Sclerosis Society
winning the $150 on March 17. is sponsoring a Read-a-thon this month to 4- ---..,
* * * raise money for research to eliminate this
Wearing a floor length white gown dread disease.
ti*med in blue satin with matching Coronado School students will be knock
picture hat, Bonnie D. White became the ing on doors asking people to pledge a .
bride of John W.P.Deskins in a ceremony certain amount for each book the student S
performed by Rev. Kenneth Pohlman at will read in this month.
the Catalina Community Church Satur- Twelve students, whose names will be 4
day. drawn at random, will get a chance to
Honor attendants were Nancy Deskins, meet and talk with Meadowlark Lemon,
Marchetta Irene Deskins, Sarah Deskins, star of the Harlem Globetrotters and MS
Marchetta Elizabeth Deskins and Mark S. Sports Read-a-thon chairman.
Deskins. Other prizes include a Read-a-thon i
Following the ceremony a reception was - knapsack, trophies, an autographed certi- , - it
held at the church for 100 of the „ ficate from- the Bionic Woman, Lindsay
newlyweds' friends and relatives. Wagner,MS"T"shirts and a special prize
The cake was made by Catalinan Nancy to all students completing the Read-a- ,
Pena. Unfortunately Bonnie's daughter, thon.
Karen, missed the festive occasion be- * * * 4, ,
cause she was recently admitted to Perhaps help is finally coming to the
,
Tucson General Hospital. Catalina Youth Activity Center. Last
,.
* * * week Norma Havens and Norm Reckten- . 1 . ,
,.• ' •
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t• .
The Arizona Reading Achievement walt met with County Supervisor Katie
,
Program,which began last September 15, Dusenberry, Gene Laos and a county ,
,
engineer to show them the CYAC building , ,,.:..--.,
and offer it to the county.
• • • Army After an inspection of the building,
t '
the trio said an answer would be coming s%.-3, '44
• soon, however as far as they were
s:' -;
Engineers concerned they foresaw no obstacles in * ' - ,-,
preventing the county from taking over
(Continued from Page.4-1) and completing the building.
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Thuss. "If an individual feels he can * * * ,
contribute something about such a "Red" and Helen Willards' daughter , ,
t
problem, we encourage him to contact Donna was recently released from a -- s- A-
both the study office and the Pima Phoenix hospital following a bout with
County Board of Supervisors,"he said. hepatitis. Ordered to bed for two weeks,
Capt. Thuss can be contacted by Donna is being helped by Grandma Helen John Trotter of Oro Valley returns a volley from his
writing to him as Study Manager,U.S. and Aunt Evelyn who are taking care of Ten11,28. son-Ken Anderson (not pictured) in a Sunday tennis
Army Corps of Engineers, Tucson the three children while mama recuper- match at the Canyon del Oro High school courts.Amy
Urban Study Office, 120 West ates. * * * Anderson, Trotter's granddaughter,may be picking
Broadway, Suite 321, Tucson, Ariz., . Trotter up a few pointers from the contest,to help improve her
85701. The Fred A. Chastains celebrated future game.
Capt.Thuss explained that the Corps their 35th wedding anniversary Feb. 28.
of Engineers and the local governments They spent the evening in Tucson with WE CLEANED OUT
will work together closely to decide three of their six sons, Gordon,Roger and _
THE PLACE
which areas will be included in the final Carey also Gordons wife Ann and daugh-
stage of the study,so it's important to let ter Lisa. With a Want Ad
the board of supervisors know how each
community stands. 440321411N
In July, after compiling all of the For all your PRESCRIPTION needs, 145,13A42° stValirkir4,
community feedback, a plan of study
document will be published, Capt. Read P'— ,.f.rst•,•:
Thuss said. shop in the pleasant surroundings of .
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"Hopefully we'll be able to organize both the WELCOME r----;,{ 4. \
a citizens' advisory council and a MISENER DRLIGS
type of steering committee of Ain
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government officials,"Thuss said.
After the primary areas of study are ,'Vo ice NEWCOMER SERVICE
determined and published in July, aA CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS NEW TUCSONANS
more detailed analysis of each one and ., under the dome
The Welcome Newcomer Service of Tucson,with its many
selected for attention will be made. in the Casa Blanca Plaza
trained hostesses will greet and welcome you to our wander-
The Corps will then summarize the fill city-all made possible through the cooperation of our
major problems and provide facts with you ill 6020 N Oracle
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435 Household
I nx TRANSPORTATION and Business Want Ads Goods Vehica 713 Recreational
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5e per word,20 word minimum For Sale: '74 Ford Van, excellent
ANNOUNCEMENTS Special Effects lore Extra Per Word For Sale: Foam carpet padding ,�,� 701 Automobiles condition, low mileage. $2,800.lent
$20.00 per roll,dinette set$30.00,
101 Announcements Blind Ads 500 Extra tables$4.50-510.00,TV stand-cart 743-7098.
103 Card of Thanks All Ads 4% Sales Tax $8.00, air hockey table game 73 Dodge van, fully customized.
105 Give Away[Free] originally$129.00,sell for$60.00, Must REAL ESTATE
107 Lodge&Club Notices Ask for Oro ValleyClassified Ads gold occasional chair $8.00, etc. best oyer t7appreciate.$4,500 or
109 Lost&Found[Free] 297-4553 or 825-3546. - ------_i -- - - --
111 Personal: 884-9880
1973 C442Five acres of beautiful desert
113 Travel Opportunities Wanted:to help rehabilitate thou utlas , 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.$12500.
Saturday 11 a.m. for Wednesday DONATIONS of furniture, lamps, blue,white vinyl. Sporty, private, Call 297-3212.
201 Accounting,Bookkeeping china, pictures & frames, post- loaded, reasonable. Phone 297-
203 Appliance Repair cards,stamps,coins,books,plants 8651 in Oro Valley.
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Combination Rates P
205 Answering Service &pots.Wewill pickup.Call Willing 91 1 Mobile Homes
207 Auto Service Green Valley News-Oro Valley Voice Rates
209 Building/Remodeling available phone 889-2092 Effort Industries: 3271734 bet. For Sale: 1962 Ford Thunderbird
P-mclassic,very nice,$1200.00.1975 1,2,3,bedrooms for rent.Mobile
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211 Carpet/Rug Suzuki Custom Cafe'Racer 550 cc. Home Ground Space available.
213 Concrete,Masonry Two 50-gallon galvanized gas Laundromat open to public.
Cooling,HeatingFREEMechanic built & owned - never
215 g, barrels,$10 each.One braided rug Catalina Country Mobile Home
217 Drafting Services9x12, $25. One spool of standard row.$2000.00.297-4553 or 825-
219 Electrical Repair WANT Afl( 3546. Park N. Oracle Road Catalina
F L u e barbed wire Call after 4AMYa
221 Excavating&Leveling
gauge $10. 297-3830.
223 Handyman p.m.or for appointment call James _
225 Hauling SEE COU
PN F.Ragsdale,R.R.19,Box 107.825- My Dear,Would Budger,10x55'with 9x13 expando.
227 Income Tax 9404. - - - You Believe One bedroom furnished. Skirting
229 Janitorial Services 1111111111.mmum N, and awnings.Tool shed.Screened
231 Landscaping&Yard care 109 Lost& Found 255 Upholstery 449,Recreation A WANT AD porch.Orchard Valley Park,3950 E.
233 Legal Services !--- Hawser, Lot 60. Space rental
235 Miscellaneous Services [Free] Equipment $40/mo.includes water.Open 1-5
237 Mobile Home Services Custom Drapery&Upholstery 711 Parts & p.m.daily.
239 Moving&Storage , Himalayan cat - looks like FREE in home estimates or visit our Royce 23 channel CB with PA,RF Accessories For sale: '73 "Marlette" 14x70
241 Painting&Papering showroom at 4243 N. Campbell. Gain, ANL, Delta Tune with 2 bath,perfect
243 Plumbing Repair -long-haired Siamese.Reward.297- 327.3383. antenna. x80. 327-5809 or 297- mobile home.2 BR,
245 Roofing-Siding 3800• 4 used tires. 800x16.5D. Lots of condition. Ideal 2nd home for
FITCH UPHOLSTERY&INTERIORS 5145. winter visitors with free summer
247 Sewing,Alterations - _ miles left.345.825-9620.
249 Swimming Pool Maintenance 111 Personals upkeep.Catalina 825-9158_
251 Tree Service 453 TV's/Stereo/
253 TV/Stereo Repairs - 303 Help Wanted Radio
255 Upholstery Own now.Let Ken Pohlman help you
care. Cali
257 Well Drilling with your pre-neededRoom,board,private bath,garage, AKAI reel to reel tape deck, auto
Evergreen Cemetery 888-7470. foothills home, to healthy woman reverse, 3 speed, 3 head. Tapes
•••••••••••••, with car, in exchange for light included. $300.327-5809 or 297-
EMPLOYMENThousekeeping, some cooking and 5145. INE sTAND
301 Babysitter Wanted BUSINESS SERVICE driving for one. Afternoons and
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303 Help Wanted evenings free for outside work,plus
305 Help Wanted,Sales DIRECTORY weekends off.Phone 299-2536. PETS &
READY
307 Work Wanted ___. __. _- . - LIVESTOCK .
MERCHANDISE 201 Accounting/ 307 Work Wanted . _ .�.
Bookkeeping 501 Livestock Nib.
MISCELLANEOUS __ ---..-.�.-_ __ Mature experienced nurses aide
will care for patients days or For Sale
401 Appliances LEE'S _
403 Antiques ACCOUNTING evenings.825-9580. - Full blooded African Goats,Pygmy
405 AuctionsoSERVICE Type$50 and up.825-9620.
407 Books,Coins,StampsTO HELP tnecorr�e Tot Returns. MERCHANDISE1011111*.:7_ .,409 Building Materials �
411 Carport,Patio Sale Federal State. I .et ervices I a •
413 Clothing
Bookkeeping small business. ■a ISCEL1 A NEOUS ._.._,_.- _._
i111 G (�.t'►
'iek-�Ip,Delivery. , o
415 Cooling,Heating ,, _ k •
Experienced&reliable - Rabbit hutches all new galvanized IN . ,. .�P
417 Crafts,Hobbies ,.
419 Farm&Ranch Equipment 0297"980`� 401 Appliances welded wire construction. Com- ,...„
421 Firewood pp plete with feeder,watering bottle, Wi
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423 Floor Coverings 207 Auto Service g Pa ,, ;°
425 Foods Year old Sears Coldsport Refriger- units starting at$3C 825-9391 or 427 Furniture ator. 17 cubic foot, Harvest gold, 884-8586.429 Gift Ideas - _ frostfree, like new condition, ima4'iac,$ ):*
431 Golf Equipment maculate.$300.325-6284. HORSE SH(' ING •
433 Health Foods „1'� Experienced. Rea 4, -ble rates.
435 Household Goods - = r=,--i.% 407 Books/Coins/ Ph.825-9876.Harr .Clayton. `�
437 Jewelry,Watches,etc. ,,,.„_-�,, Y ,t i''� a
439 Machinery,Tools Stamps 6
441 Musical instruments 509 Pets For Sale ® '.
443 Nurseries,Garden Supplies All RVService
445 Office Business Equipment ,`°
447 Photographic Equipment Complete Motorhomes, GOLD & SILVER Broker FOR SAL
449 Recreation Equipment Travel Trailers,Fifth Wheels Pure bred kittens:Marx&Persians. W 1, ' All
451 Sewing Machines and Campers serviced by Coins and Bars Also Australian Shepherd pups. J��� Q
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455 Wanted to Buy qualified technicians. Y ;^
Complete gas, electric Phone Tucson 623-4711 "
PETS&LIVESTOCK plumbing repairs, hitches. Kittens for sale.Male Persian,malee _ .^�''•.
tow bars, wiring expertly Manx,two Persian male cats.Please
501 Livestock For Sale installed. Refrigerators & - - - phone 825-3400 or 825-9376 or St-1 ice
503 Pet,Livestock Supplies furnaces also serviced, 413 Clothing 385-9366. Write Catalina Pet
505 Pet Services ' mobile service available.
509 Pets For Sale Service, CRB 8756, Tucson, AZ
All RV Service For Sale. Cornell Cap.ryb Gown 85738.
BUSINESS-FINANCE just off of 1-10leat 1225 Ph.D.; Science PhD. ood; Gold
W.Miracle Mile .�- � �
Tassel mortar board, size 7-1/8.
601 Business Opportunities open Mon.-Fri.8-6 p.m. 297-3 .
Bring to
603 Insurance Sat.9-5 p.m.
605 Investments By Appointment only Printed T-shirt proclaiming your COUPON1.1-711 %-..-V
FAMILY
607 Money to Loan 622-3709 "Right to keep and bear arms,"609 Money Wanted ' White$3.98,Yellow or Blue$4.98;S,M or L;Postage paid.Send check FOR WANT AD!
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TRANSPORTATION 209 Building/ or M.O."A"Shirt Company,P.O.Box
701.Automobiles Remodeling 8498-CRB, Tucson, Az. 85738.
703 Bicycles - Immediate Delivery! HERE'S THE RULES
7.05 Boats,Motors,Supplies ELEvEn
707 Campers&Shells TILE-Mexican Colonial Clay Floor Sell-out: 100 n$, slightly soiled 1.All items for the FREE family to omit any items not pertaining
709 Motorcycles Tile 70d per square foot and up. printed T-shirts; 28 styrofoam want ads must be written on the' to Perste.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 ever the Phone.
715 Rentals Call 825-9391. . number trust be included on-the 5.The deadline for the FREE
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Travel Trailerscoupon, or it will not be family want ads is FRIDAY0
719 Trucks 215 C(p l i n g f _ _ accepted.
NOON.
425 F 000 S 3,only personal want ads will be 6.When item[s]is sold,please kali
RENTALS Heating _ accepted.We reserve the right 1184-901180.. "Instant Mixes" make and store
801 Apartment Furnished Protect your cooler with a heavy for pie crusts, puddings, bever- For The Sake Of Clarity,Please Print 8700 N. ORACLE
803 Apartment Unfurnished canvas cover from Air-Master ages,etc.,$1.00; "Yummy Rabbit I
805 Commercial Rentals 3928 S.6th Ave.294-9358. Recipes," hash, sausage,enchiia- t t
807 Home - -- - - das,Aunt Phil's special ingredient, or
809 Miscellaneous Rentals
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 Mrs. L. Jane Black 427 Furniture
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823 Want to Rent ,.-_ ....._..._•_.
Located for the fifth year _ Recliner rocker chair,large,vinyl,
REAL ESTATE i n the light grey, used one week. Will
901 Commercial Property LAW OFFICES sacrifice.297-3721.
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903 Farms,Ranches _255 Upholstery Household NAME
P rY 43 5
907 Income,Investment Property
909 Land&Acreages _ - G``.a ADDRESS
911 Mobile Homes Upholstery Special - Basic sofa .
913 Open Houses and chair$139.Choice of Hercu- International Sterling silverware,
PHONE NUMBER
915 Real Estate Wanted Ion or 100% Nylon. Plus $5 98 pcs.--7 pc.place settings plus 16054 N. ORACLE
917 Resort•Vacation Property additional each cushion.Old World serving pieces. $1600. 297-0384. Maximum Insertion-3 Times
919 Townhouses Furniture Works, Tucson 623- Call after 6:00 weekdays.All day DEADLINE FOR WANT ADS CATALINA
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13-4 ORO VALLEY[ARE]VOICE Wednesday,March 8, 1978
AT PHOENIX BASKETBALL TOURNEY
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was the warning of the As has become custom, 7- and played at state, plus dic ie
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Canyon del Oro basketball foot-1 Mark Jung led the several juniors played all c J
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team as it defeated Dorados'scoring.Jung,who year." a , , •,
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conference-rival Nogales was named All-Tournament Asked about next year, 1 , ,/**' -41 . -,‘„, % •.L;''''!'14
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Saturday to retain the state team captain, sank 30 Tissaw said he hasn't been 4 , 1
AA League title. points-17 of them during thinking about it much, .,. * ,,it,,, •., -, 4...
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The 71-60 victory at the the third period. "except on the bus home" - ,' . , , , • , ., ,
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competition at Arizona State C D 0 o u tsco red the from the state competition. ,, *.,.,,..
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CDO the title,butmade it the game, but in the process (Jung)," the coach said, "so "... - ..
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first Tucson team in high turned the ball over 25 times, there'll probably be more .......•
school basketball history to compared to five for balanced scoring."Jung and , „;‘,. -
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win two straight AA League Nogales. - ---- Gibson• were the only two • •,
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championships. The Doradoefirst game in members of this year's team- - -
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This was the Dorados' the state tournament was who also -started for last -'..
third win over the Nogales against 10-ranked Gerard. year's AA champs.
Apaches this season. The CDO won it 86-58 Friday, Tissaw said he expects A ' ,,,•,,, ,--f., ,
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rival team took one game advancing to the final some offensive and defensive
Nogales game. changes next year,but"we'll Proud cagers
RELATED The local team drew
for the a by still concentrate ensive on being a
Oro Valleyans Pat Chariton,left and Kathleen Kriegh look at Miss Kriegh's certificate
first game of the basic, defand • • • • •
tournament and was rebounding team ,
that accompanied her junior varsity letter for the Canyon del Oro girls basketball
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designated top-seed after "Every year's a completely team. Miss Chariton, who was one of the three highest varsity scorers for the year,
3 CDO men defeating Nogales 51-46 in different ball club,"he said. received her varsity letter last week, along with the 20 other members of the girls'
on top teams an away game the week "There are different talents teams.The varsity squad finished its season with an 11-10 record.(VOICE staff photo)
before. to be exploited and a coach
Three Canyon del Oro Dorado Coach John Tissaw has to adjust to the players." OTHERS HONORED AT CDC)
basketball players were said the team's earlier defeat The coach said that many
among the top 10 named to of Nogales didn't really give people are misled by the
the Class AA All Tourna- them an edge Saturday. team's season record which Sue Darling girls' basketball MVP
ment squads at the state "Anything Can happen in was 21-4 this year.'Three of
finals in Tempe last week. the state tournament." he our four losses came at the
Senior Mark Jung was said. "We figured if they hands of tougher AAA Sue Darling was named Kramer was. honored as Davis,Kathy Kriegh,Debbie
captain of the first team the Most Valuable Player of "most inspirational." Rodriquez, Julie Young,
played as well as they could League teams,"Tissaw said.
and teammate Tylerand we played as well as we "You're not going be Canyon del Oro High On the junior,.varsity, her Renee Reiser, Judy Mikols
_to
Gibson,a senior,also made could, we'd beat them— undefeated with that type of School's girls' basketball teammates e ectJudy Rachel Hilgford, Candy:
first string, because we think we're a schedule—it's tough, but it's team last week, as 21 Mikols "most improved" Sharrah, Ruth Geier, Lori
Dave Buehler was little better team." good for us." members of the varsity and during the season. Pugh and Robin Fletcher.
Next year's Dorado team
named to the second team. jayvee squads received their An Oro Valleyan, Pat Parents and faculty
1977-'78 school letters. Chariton, was among the members attended the
Pusch Ridge will be "short" senior Jung sommommenamommosimmommr
The Dorado girls' varsity three highest varsity scorers cookies-and-punch ceremo-
and seniors Wayne Chandler
. i and Tyler Gibson. C ended the season with an 11- for the year. She averaged 7 nies in the faculty lounge at
is wilderness . . Correction 10 record and finished fourth points a game,and boasted a CDO High.
But coach Tissaw said he's A woman seated on the
The Pusch Ridge area of not too worried about it. in the. .divisional. playoffs. 41 percent free throw
podium for the Nanini The junior varsity did nearly average.
the Santa Catalina Moun- "We've got a lot of young men Gardens groundbreaking HALF
tains, bounded on the west for next year,"he said:"one as well, with a 7-8 mark for Others receiving varsity
Feb. 21 was incorrectly the season. letters were Darcy Della
by Pusch Ridge at Oro
identified as Mrs. Bill SIZE
Valley's eastern border,was That's significant,pointed Flora,Deanna Butler,Karen
Nanini, after the Voice was out varsity coach Gail Gault, Anderson, Shannon Turpin,_
declared a wilderness area 0*
3upervisors to given incorrect information. since more than half the Sharon Hoyack and Teri
with the signature of SHOP
The woman is Helen Shaffer,
President Carter last week. varsity is graduating. Linda Welsh.
the groundbreaking corn- Stoltz coached the
Carter gave his okay to meet in Phoenix mittee chairman. jayvees. Student managers for the 2243 EAST
BROADWAY
legislation establishing 1.3 That varsity's "most varsity were Heidi Butler
million acres in the Western PHOENIX—Supervisors " improved" player was Lori and Janie Wilson.
TUCSON, ARIZ. ,..,
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