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Vol. V No. 18 One Section,Eight Pages 15 Cents Wednesday, May 3, 1978
Residents disagree on paving assessment
Residents of Shadow Mountain Estates Also at that hearing — which hasn't
East have new paving in their subdivision, been scheduled yet—the new council will
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but still can't agree on the fairest way to formally adopt the method of assessment.
pay the cost of it. The council also listened to Jay Watson,
At Thursday's town council meeting KOLD-TV station manager, describe a _ -
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was held because the T.C. Turpin and said a translator will be constructed just .
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proposal that an equal portion of the cost of television signals presently blocked by * ', ' - i • ,4 - ;-Ai *---,-;4,--
be paid on a per-lot, rather than a mountains in the area. ... . -
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assessment rather than three. lator on Hardy Road east of the Tucson- . . . /. . - .
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lots into one, reducing his assessment fee Channels 4, 9 and 13 have an option to
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ed a $1,275 per-lot assessment, Mrs. improve the area's reception, Mrs. Lam- V1'.':'
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persons objected to the per-owner-fee applications for a cable television (CATV) - , ,, .-
proposal. . franchise.
Only a few Shadow Mountain residents Merilyn Shreve and James Emmick
at the council meeting were undecided on already have applied for such a franchise
the method of assessment, she said. with Oro Valley, but Shreve, who was
The original September 1976 petition present at the council meeting, made no Rough ride no longer
which got the paving district started presentations to the town council. Riding a bike down Riviera Drive in Shadow Mountains Estates East no longer
called for per-owner payments. A later The CATV franchise application "is presents a problem for nine-year-old Oro Valleyan Steve Czech now that the
petition, which neither the Terpins or pending," Mrs. Lamberson said, and subdivision's roads have been paved.The town hasn't decided how homeowners will
Monsons signed, changed the assessment (C
method to a per-lot basis. ontinued on Page B-4) be assessed for the road paving. (Photo by Chris Kemberling)
The council adopted a resolution for an
"assessment diagram"which identifies the METROPOLITAN WON'T POST BOND
subdivision lots to be assessed, a map
identical to the assessment plat approved
in November. road improvements are Town compromises on water line
When the
completed this week the town engineer
will inspect the paving and drainage work Oro Valley officials have compromised requires only a$15 permit fee and that his which a water company installed the lines
done by Quality Paving Inc. of Tucson. with Metropolitan Water Co. which company agrees to repair any damage on the wrong side of the road in the town.
Within 30 days of that inspection, balked at posting a performance bond in done to roadways while installing pipes, Repairing such a mistake,he said,calls
company representatives can begin col- order to install 340 feet of water pipes without posting a financial guarantee. for hiring a contractor to reexcavate the
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lecting the costs for the road improve- along Calle Buena Vista. After the council learned of project, backfill it and reapply the road's
ments from subdivision residents. The water company agrees to accept the Metropolitan's objections,Kriegh gave the surface.
responsibility for repairing any damage water company an alternative in writing.
hPropertyof thowners who wish-to pay their
done to ioadways without posting a Kriegh said no bonds would be required "That performance bond covers the
full sare e costs initially must do so
within the 30-day period. financial guarantee. if the water lines were placed in an town.It isn't fair to ask the residents to pay
existing drainage ditch along Calle Buena for something which wasn't done
Another option is to pay the cost, plus Paul Robinson,general manager and a Vista, instead of cutting the roadway and properly,"Kriegh asserted.
interest, over 10 years. The remaining partner in Metropolitan, said the the pavement to install the water system. Robinson contends that such fees
costs not paid by residents in cash will be compromise was reached after he sent a Robinson said he accepted the wouldn't be absorbed by his company,but
given to the contractor in the form of a letter to the town council protesting a alternative and will assure town officials would be passed on to the customers.
bond, Mrs. Lamberson said. $2,040 performance bond which his shortly in writing that Metropolitan will Metropolitan serves portions of Oro
A final hearing will be held 20 days or company would have been required to post repair any damages if they occur. Valley and the Northwest area —
covering the full costs of talll
later, after the Shadow Mountain road Calle Buena Vista. insinglines
Kriegh noted that cities and towns approximately 4400 customers.
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improvements are inspected. That hear- frequently require financial assurances so The area served is bounded,roughly,on
ing will permit residents to appeal the Oro Valley also requires a$5 permit fee the town has the money to complete the the north by Lambert Lane,on the south
method of assessment, if they so desire, and a$50 inspection fee. project if it isn't done properly. by River Road,on the west by Thornydale
Mrs. Lamberson said. Robinson protested that Pima County Kriegh cited one Oro Valley instance in Road and on the east by First Ave.
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FROM ORO VALLEY, CATALINA
Five nominated for 'Mother of -the Year/
Three Oro Valley women and two from bouquet, both donated by the Voice. community affairs — such as early Mrs. Ventura is active in many groups,
the Catalina area have been nominated to For the past several weeks the volunteer work leading to the inlcuding the Coronado School parent-
become the Oro Valley Voice's first annual community newspaper has run a coupon incorporation of Oro Valley —while also teacher organization, of which she is a
"Mother of the Year." for readers to use in submitting rearing sons Richard, Patrick, Michael hard-working treasurer. She has a son
Nominated from within the Town of Oro nominations. A letter describing the and Jeffrey. John and a daughter Jamie.
Valley were Mrs. Marie Burkett, Mrs. nominee and her family was also, All four boys have been outstanding in
Ethel Carreon, and Mrs. Lila Rhude. suggested, although not required. school music activities and in athletics; Another Catalina mother who
From Catalina, nominations were . Those submitting nominations weren't Jeffrey was the senior quarterback who contributes to the schol program is Mrs.
submitted for Mrs. Barbara Rosano and required to submit their names unless they led CDO to a state football championship Rosano, who volunteers as an art
instructor at the elementary school. Her
Mrs.Grace Ventura. so wished. this past season.
The honoree, to be selected by tilt, Mrs.Burkett is best known in Oro Valley Mrs.Rhude has also blended community daughter Teresa is a first grader.
newspaper's staff and management, will\ as the mother of three outstanding young service to the town (her husband Lauren A member of the Coronado School
be announced next week, in the May 10 daughters,Judy,Stephanie and Lisa.The was one of Oro Valley's early councilman faculty testified that both Mrs. Ventura
edition of the Voice. girls, who live with their mother on and vigorously fought for its continuance) and Mrs. Rosano "are really remarkable
In addition to being recognised publicly Riviera Drive, were named senior with raising five children — Dave 22, women."
in a front-page story detailing her service homecoming queen,junior and sophomore Mark 20,Kim 18,Joni.16, and Scott 15.
as a mother and a member of the attendants respectively last fall at Canyon The two Catalina residents nominated This will be the first year for the Voice to
community, the honoree will receive an del Oro High School. also get high marks for community honor a"Mother of the Year,"but the event
engraved plaque and special Mother's Day Mrs. Carreon has been active in service, will become a permanent,annual event.
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Oro Valley's new "site on the commission to T H E
planning commission" permit just that sort of
will have its work cut out thing. We hope the fiveill \
for it, as it looks for the members will stand fast. HONOREE ?
best ways to With OracleRoad, aguide orderly ` �,�..
and attractive commer- state highway, running , -_ -
cial growth within the through Oro Valley,thereg
town. are bound to be entre-
We hoe each of the AAOT KIER '
p preneurs and land
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developers who will push
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decisions — will endorse alongthe highway. But 1
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Thomas Rainsberger s town officials need look ic ;!
desire that the commis- only five miles south along
sion `work to preservethe Oracle Road to see what
beauty of Oro Valley now the outcome would be if
and in the future." or TED TURPIN'S SOUTHWEST CORNER
standards are reduced
Rainsberger, one of the
five members appointed
weakened, �fi
last month to the new site
We think practicallyNeeded: War ro e
every Oro Valleyan
planning group, was
• would endorse Rains- Well, shirt sleeve but still enough to gripe jacket,and no hat.
voicing the sentiment Of weather is here, and it about. But he discovers that
Berger s statement: We withit a few It's Arizona that causes
most Oro Valleyans, we brings for maybe an hour in the
• don't want the town tobelieve—a desire that ourproblems. the problems,I think. morning he's chilly—and
town not become"another
become a mishmash of These Parts of the country again later, from about 4
balmy - other than the Southwest
buildings and unsightly • p.m.on,hes also too cool
Speedway, or surrenderspring dont offer quite the same for comfort.
to the endless arrayof things./9 days challenge to a person And woe to the sinus-
fast-food
incor- a r e '" ' dressing for the day.But sufferer who "eats out"
fast food outlets and other Fortunately, our w 1 _ you probably already
firms with large, arish orated town has the on the patio without ahat
g p come, know what I mean. in this brisk spring
signs which are creeping power to prevent such a of Cour- The problem is, at six- weather. He'll pay the
northward along Oracle "mishmash." Town resi- se, but }:
s > thirty in the morning price the next day with a
there during the month of Ap- splitting headache.
Road. dents should insist that we are'a few little things ril, it's stillrett
p y The ideal Arizona cos-
There will be pressures use it. wrong with them. Not damned chilly. And one tume for this time of year
many, you understand— can't be blamed for put- seems to be a many-lay-
ting on a pair of woolen ered thing: a lightweight
THE DESERT OBSERVER slacks and perhaps a sport coat, perhaps with
fairly heavy sport coat. a vest or sweater under
If his doctor advises it;a shirt under that, and
(as mine does), he prob- probably an undershirt
• ably also puts on a hat. under that.
Wily coyote has foes but And then he sets out for There is no perfect hat,
the day's business in good I have concluded.
old southern Arizona. Even footwear poses
also staunch But by 10 a.m.,the sun something of a problem.
is high and warm and Those cowboy boots that
pleasant—except that it were in such vogue dur-
B the natural easier w to t food. In reality we know that really makes.that sport ing rodeo time are really
By CHRIS UNRLTH predator in way Se coat seem a bit much. So
The coyote has stirred balance of wildlife and This trait must be we can't have coyotes and pretty hot and uncom-
u more like shared byhumans, livestock shake hands and naturally the guy takes it fortable forty-five days
p might be managed off,
controversy than any other wildlife without judging by the number of declare a truce. But we later.
westernentire fast-foodplaces that would hope that some- As the sun gets higher But we still haven't
other animal. removing the A s k population. spring up like mush- and the mercury goes up,
thing workable can be the hat also seems a little reached the moccasin-
a ran- That the animal rooms. achieved between stock- cumbersome (and even and-sandals stage yet.
c h e r VI .,. possesses intelligence is Even the bumper men and environmen- unstylish) as one looks The only way I know to
f r o m :, given credence in Indian sticker manufacturers talists. y cope with the problem is
S a f - .::.r ': coyote is have taken note of the Can't effective ways be around at all•the bare- to make your car a closet
}� � folklore. The y headed snowbirds enjoy-
ing o r d . '= established in their controversy. Have you found to reduce coyote on wheels—keep a
what Y same seen them?"Eat lamb.10predation on livestock ing this beautiful Arizona clothes hanger for a vest,
`, mythology in the , weather.
h e :. manner as Reynard the thousand coyotes cant be without all-out war on a jacket, and any other
Y,; _ �„ ? So at the first oppor- accoutrements you may
thinks r Fox is in the folk tales of wrong!" coyotes? tunity,a fellow leaves his find necessary during the
of the Europeans. Or adversely, "Con- Hardy as they are, we hat in the car and •
coyote and he'll probablyHe is represented as serve Coyotes. Shoot a might send them down pro- day and evening..
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scorch your ears. Ask a crafty, nimble witted, rancher!" the road to extinction. reeds on. . , If some clothing de-
There isn't much he
Sierra Club member and sometimes overreachingsigner would come up
can do immediately about with a sheddable gar-
those tell you what he himself but usually
thinks of the rancher emerging the winner in •
those heavy woolen ment; that is, one shed-
from Safford. a meegciu cunning manner. LU
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pants; standards have dable by degrees, he
SO g BaBack changed a great deal in wouldmake a mint.
Ask a wildlife biologist The Indians lived with this country in the past Until then, however,
and he will attempt to the coyote.They watched
hunt rabbits and One Year Ago the new town council decade,but we still aren't you'll be able to identify
suggest reasonable itready for a pantless busi-
a roaches t o the rodents, saw it cull the Dorothy Montgomery, members. us chilly-morning Ari-
problem.
Oro Valley's zoning ad- Three Years Ago nessman striding down zonans by the trail of
problem. weak or elderly from wild
and clean upministrator, said she will Town councilman A. the street. Unless, of clothing we leave, all the
The Department of the deer herds his undershorts
the spoils from a buffalo resign that position in the Lauren Rhude told the course, way from the parking lot
Interior has stabbed at hunt. fall. council that•law enforce- look like jogging pants,in into the office.
conducting a program to ment services can be which case he will just
remove those individual It wasn't until white Two Years Ago provided by the town have to move faster. Editor's Quote Book
coyotes which prey settlers came — with Lois Lamberson, Lau- itself for "as little as 20 So the wise Arizona-
heavily upon livestock their cattle, sheep and ren Rhude, Alan J. percent" of the amount dweller starts out the One half of the world
and poultry. other livestock—that the Carey, E.S. "Steve" En- Pima County was charg- next morning with light- cannot understand the
Wildlife biologists coyote acquired a poor gle, and William Eldon ing for sheriffs protec- er weight trousers, and pleasures of t h e other.
usually point out that the reputation. He was cranes were sworn in as tion. perhaps a lighter weight Jane Austen
coyote is a valuable taking advantage of air ,
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subscription.Second Class postage Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley.Pima County.Arizona
paid at Tucson.Az. NEWS STAFF:
Mary Schmidt
Wednesday,May 3, 1978 Chris Kemberling
Publication No.324570 Linda Weis
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3, 1978 ORO VALLEY [�i VOICE A-3
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11 School stage band wll pre-
sfor publicpar- informal meetin s with sev- p sent an outdoor spring con-
Guidel�ne1
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ticipation in the first stage of eral community interest cert Green Valley Satur-
a Tucson Urban Study have groups `have indicated the '�. ��- day.
been adopted by the U.S. corps must clarify what an N..,,_____
It will be held at 2:30 p.m.
Army Corps of Engineers, urban study is.
- - at CRAGV West recreation
according to study manager "The scope of the Tucson center on South La Canada
Robert K. Reynolds. Urban Study can includer . Drive at Vista Hermosa.
Between now and June many aspects of urban water Selections will include
the cors will issue option resourceproblems such as `. - � ` �'� � Tuxedo Junction, In the
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papers to local govern- flood control, floodplain Mood,Down Home,Sunrise,
ments, community organiza- management, water supply, ''''4.''''''::
. K 4 Sunset, Here's that Rainy
• .. Day and the theme song
tions and interested individ- subsistence, bank and chan- r� from the movie, Rocky.
uals. The option papers will nel stabilization, recreation, >: Y� .r
discuss a number of alterna- fish and wildlife enhance- ' -:' `ya- Chuck Grady, Dave Con-
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tives for the elements of a ment and wastewater man- ° �� � nett, Steve Hayes and Dan-
dplan. a ement” Re Holds said. ,. ny Anderson play the trum-
stu y g ids added that a '-,,--'11'..,:-;4'',1;',.:,
i`� pets for the stage band and
The corps has already Reyno
sought input from the Oro high priorityof the studyr �'
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Valley Town Council and will be investigation of flood Deanna Butler, Marie Blan-
other governments in Pima problems along the Santa r chard and Bob Hachtel play
County. Cruz River,integrating with Expanding water system sax.
Responses to the papers Tucson's Riverpark Plan, Concrete pipes that will eventually carry water to new residents in the Ranchos de la Trombone players are
will be reviewed by the and other "critical" situa- Canada subdivision southwest of Oro Valley are stacked outside the subdivision ready Chris Dunn, Chris Thomas
corps and presented for tions. to be installed underground by Metropolitan Water Co.The company has reached an and Cindy Shanks.
discussion and evaluation at The corps invites inquiries agreement with Town Engineer James Kriegh for installation of similar water systems Diana Tams and Barney
a public workshop in June. about the study and is within Oro Valley. (Photo by Chris Kemberling) Sheridan are the pianists
Results of the workshops compiling a list of persons and Roland Farris is bass.
will be used to guide the wishing to be kept informed .The drums are played by
corps in putting together a of its progress. The Tucson i
Rich Lane and Shannon Tur-
stud plan draft for a formal Urban Studyoffice is in La `�`:, ireritNifir '. pin. Jim Strinka is the
study WiNft: � I
public hearing in late July. Placita Village, 120 W. guitarist.
Reynolds reported that Broadway.
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liiLi bonded insured. �: ; don't like the new state criminal code.That's
some Judges
Tucson -- 297-6044 -j' not sur risin . It takes away some of their discretion.
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But the fact is that legislators had lost confidence in the
judges' judgment. They felt the courts were not concerned
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awayfrom it .4 The purpose of the revised code, and we quote,is"to insure
i . .the public safety by preventing the commission of offensesefore it
through the deterrent influence of the sentences authorized"
and"to impose just and deserved punishment on those whose
gets away conduct threatens the public pea.liom you. ce,"
To carry out that policy,the new code requires mandatory
jail sentences where the crime involves the use of a gun
where there was serious injury to the victim and with
Everybody wants to get away.'I'rc�uble is your repeat offenders.
get-up-and-go money probably got up and went faster
than you could save it. - -
Okay,outsmart your spending habit.Sign up to ---
buy I...S.Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings
Plan. That doesn't sound unreasonable.
When you sign up for the plan,you agree to have
a-little money set aside before you ever see your
paycheck.
A little this payday.A little next payday.
ou won't miss it,but the money buys Bonds and , •
the Bonds earn interest and pretty soon,hon voyage! To the criticism that the code will lead to higher costs,one
so buy U.S.Su%ings Kends. official of the legislature said:"It won't.be excessive.And the
•t�het're a great way tee make sure:}ou get a«ay � '
before your money gets away from}cru. truth is that we haven't been spending enough to do the job."
:�t•ri�•s t:Band.tray 6", interest Shen held t.�maturity a[ Years
(tt z°u the first Year).Intere.t I.nut suhjet•t tu.tate tie l.,ui
Incosme taxes.and federal tax may ht.deferred until redemption.
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A4 ORO VALLEY EARril VOICE , s. Wednesday,May 3, 1978
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Town hail fund drive hits $6,958 .
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The Oro Valley town hall gene and Muriel Stegmaier Tax deductible donations and Donna Rossi, Joseph - , .,,,„
still may be made at the Seaman,W.Shelley Richey, -„1,:-i, 4 - ' 411
fund drive totals $6,958, and Lawrence and Ingrid '
town hall, 680 W. Calle SCR Corporation, Seaman
after several new donors Monrad. --le 3*,,,v.....:,„ ,
contributed last week. The drive began in De- Concordia. Paper Company, Sara K. ‘, ,-, 1- s I J4 ,,,, „. ,
Schutte,J.S. Wildblood and
Deputy town clerk Linda cember in order to purchase Previous donors include: ,,- . .,;- , t :4 ,
Jarchow listed the latest the town hall and five-acre George Shafer Pro Shop. , ,--s.:::' : '
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donors in the drive: James lot presently being leased Alan J. Carey, E.S.
. En- Also O.J.Moss,Lawrence ,
and Marjorie Kriegh, Eu- with an option to buy. gle,Jack Spaulding,Richard and Nadine Hammond, „
A. Bideaux, Col. Mark S. --,-*s.-.6.41r*;...„,„..--. , s,, - -
Roger and LouAnn Daldrup, , t ''.*.-,-qv'r***' .
M eans & Mitzner win Wilson, James Bell, Walter
Zimmerman, Anthony Zin- Ralph and Marie-Lawler, ,
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John and Stella O'Leary, , , j ,:,,,
kus, Nila McLaughlin and vi 2:
Country Club tourney Leon Thikoll. Margeret Lamont, Louis
Landon, James Dodd, Gale
Also Emanuel and Bertha and Sarah Monson, Edward
Golf partners Stan Means The country club also had Hecht, Roger and Alice and Marcille Lynn,Richard 0
and Paul Metzner took first a Men's tournament Thurs- Law, W.M. and Ruth and Marion Reiss, Winston
place with a 132 during day. Shipione, R.F. White, John Welch and Robert Bradford.
Saturday's low net tourna- The golf team of Evert Shirley Engle
Elizabeth S. ,J. Skubiz, Mary L. Wilson,
ment at the Oro Valley Welch and Don Hunsaker Harry and Anna Claypool, And Dan Augustus, Wil- •
Country Club. placed first with a 55. ham Ettenger, Ida Ander-
The team of Louie Zang John Trotter and Bill son, Territorial Publishers,
Eldridge, Stephen Elting * * 0
and Jim Grina followed in Quigley took second place W.W.Arbogast,Kathy Tur-
and Gertrude Jacobs.
second place with a score of with a score of 59. pin, George Koulentis,
135. On Sunday, Gen. Lynn Other donors are Gladys Howard H. Peck, Martin
ma Unruh, Betty
R.P. Lewis and Doug Hoskins made a hole-in-one Butterfield, Martin Kiger,
Troutman,and ChristClinton Compere
Sankey took third with a on the 13th hole of the Oro Mario Alexay, Egbert Fir-
136. Valley golf course. kins, Paul Ruble, Donald and Eugene Edwards.
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\irkiiSummer phenomenon
Although the number of hours of sunlight are on the
increase, the number of-comfortable sunlight hours
HiPC4/29AAWAL are on the decrease,forcing many golfers at the Oro
Valley Country Club to play the links early in the
morning or late in the afternoon. These golfers are
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Fine Writing Papers along the course in the evening. (VOICE gaff photo)
A wide variety of attractive designs and fine papers. A beautiful Thieves cut screen I
gift for every age and taste. $1.00 to $4.00.
take firearms, TV
May 343, 20% Off
More than $2,000 in firearms and a $3 5 0
AllStationery and Notes household items was stolen television set were stolen.
, from an Oro Valley The burglary is still under
residence April 21, the Oro investigation.
Dorothy's Hallmark Shop Valley Police Department
has reported. In another incident,pc,lice
reported that a 1968.
William H. Stevenson, of
Oracle at Magee Plymouth was stolen April
9420 N. Calle Milagro,
Plaza Escondida reported the incident only 22 from the parking lot of
Tucson, Arizona hours after someone Vista Del Oro Apartments,
9111 N. Oracle Road.
Phone 297apparently entered his home-7768 by cutting through a garage John A. Chelstrom told
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440,0
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department. $2,000 in records show.
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.'Wednesday,May 3, 1978
BUSINESS ASSOC. BACKS PROJECT
Proposed health clinic gains support
By LINDA WEIS Currently, the health committee is local health care is especially needed for phone numbers if necessary, before
Several Catalinans working to get a working on an application for a $25,000 the poor, the elderly and the young distributing the brochure.
community medical clinic urged the Cata- Rural Health Initiative Grant which would persons in Catalina. The association also discussed Catali-
lina Business Association Tuesday for help fund the health clinic during the first ' In other matters, business association na's Memorial Day celebration scheduled
support in their efforts to obtain a federal six months. members ironed out the details for the for May 28. A parade will kick off the
grant. Mrs.Dusenberry also said in her letter: Business People's Brochure which will list day's festivities at 1 p.m.
The business group voted unanimously "Catalina is in desperate need of a health Catalina area merchants and the services May 21 is the deadline for submitting
to write a letter of support for the care program and clinic. In my opinion, they provide. parade entries in three categories: march-
committee. it's an extremely underserved area — The group also decided to write a letter ing exhibitions, floats and horsemen.
Catalinans Bob Hamby and Ernie and since residents travel many miles in order protesting Mountain Bell's plans to change Already, entries from Tucson, Winkle-
Hortensia Rodriguez, committee mem- to receive care. the area's prefix which is presently 825 man, Oracle and Catalina have been
bers,told the association the prospects of "I am very hopeful that residents will and 297, giving Catalina residents new received.Myrtleorgan-
a
Yttredahl, who is or an-
a local health clinic"look promising."They obtain a Rural Health Initiative Grant," phone numbers. izing the festivities, said that Las Rosas
said the group has the support of Pima Mrs. Dusenberry continued, "which Dave Taylor, president of the business de Arizona, the senior ladies color guard
County Supervisor Katie Dusenberry, would enable Catalina to set up a association, said the telephone company of VFW post 4903, will perform the
who represents that area. community health center which will be a can't assign the new numbers in advance Memorial Day services.
The health committeeplans to Inco or- far more satisfactory means of dealing -- so a business brochure would be She added that Catalina Community
with the problems which exist." outdated by the time it's published. Health Services will provide concession
ate itself shortly, members said, to Mrs.Rodriguez told the association that The group decided to pencil in the new stands during the day-long festivities.
improve chances of gaining the federal
grant. The group has taken the name
Catalina Community Health Services,Inc.
Mrs.Rodriguez told the business associ- ; � :. ...„. i \ - }....P 4 , 0 , '.
ation that Mrs.Dusenberryhas written to .�"
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Seth Linthicom, president of the Arizona b`a a
Rural Health Federation, Inc. April 21 � � :**:1''''.
indicatin her su ort of the health clinic. yg PP .' '1°7'4' „fr
Mrs. wrote:"As a member -_ - f ,
Dusenberry
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on the Board of Supervisors which7,, .,.i * 4*.v..A11.4 --1.` \� ,� , ��
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represents Catalina, I would like to lend
my support to the residents'efforts in that 4 . .,. . p { '
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area in trying to obtain supplementary
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Pima County doesn't have funds at this r40 ,. ,- 4 ' . i
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time to take over the Catalina Youth .h y�
ActivityCenter there. :;:: <:
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Gene Laos,head of the county Parks and uX.
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Recreation Department, said that about .r. , �r :�. .r
$70,000 to $90,000 would be needed to 6 A A s: n.
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bring the center within county standards R: R r �
before the county could accept it.
He said the building probably would : ,.: �� L 440. br
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need a new roof and other major repairs. .
Laos spoke at a meeting with County .
Supervisor Katie Dusenberry, who Artist,s work on display
represents that area. Catalinan Patricia Murchek works on a sculpture on display will move on to another art show in Phoenix next week.
"The decision is up to the community—i last week at an art show at Park Mall shoppingphoto)
it's their building,” Laos said. Recently center in (VOICE staff
Catalinans have been looking into possible Tucson. Mrs. Murchek, who sculptures cloth into figurines,
funding for the center.
Another alternative discussed was using
the center for a health clinic,said Norma
Havens, who helped coordinate the CATALINA CURRENT
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meeting.
She said Monday that the CYAC board
members would meet that night to discuss
options for the center. 6,000
By BETTE CHASTAIN with their plans to open aday nursery here - With 16 present at the committee's last
Robert Rankin is really keeping busy soon. Mrs. Wright was an afterschool meeting, plans were discussed for the
m
these days. Traveling to Oregon, Utah, program director at Kino School for ayear coming Meorial Day parade.The group
Girl i Nevada,New Mexico and elsewhere,Boband a half. meets the first Tuesday of every month at
brings back longhorn cattle for use in She taught recreation and learning Coronado School and every Tuesday at
rodeos and roping events. techniques to children who remained after 7:30 p.m.in the office at Catalina Country.
honor moms He returned recently classes while awaiting pick-up by their All meetings are open to the public.
from Mexico nth 6,040 working parents. Volunteers are needed to assist in the
Girl Scout troop#309 will present head. * * * sale of tickets for a shotgun to be raffled off
a program honoring Mother's Day at * * * Belated birthday greetings to Shirley after the parade.
•
4:30 p.m. May 15 at 3731 Congratulations to Q- ^ Clayton.Also,she and husband Harry will * * *
Nightengale Place East, troop Mike Gooden, .local ,. celebrate their 25th anniversary Happy 31st birthday to Kent "Casey"
A straight-A ' Saturday.
leader Myrtle Yttredahl said. .newsboy. •�� Chastain.Kent and wife Adra received the
The Court of Awards ceremony student, Mike has been * *
' The Catalina Community Health Catalina Call every week at their home in
will be held for the girl scouts at 4:30 named to the Honors t Santa Rosa,Calif.
p.m. May 22, at the same location. Society at Canyon Del E , 1 Committee made a$107 profit at its recent
The public is invited to the awards Oro High School: rummage sale and has extended thanks to
ceremony. * * * Mr.Edmonds for use of his lot. Lynn Guitard, brother of Josephine
Senior Citizens site manager Larry Members said they were pleased with Lagro, has recovered from open-heart
4' , Wright and wife Bonnie are progressing the results. (Continued on Page B-2)
B-2 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday,May 3, 1978
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,,,, 11 _, (Continued from P' ) Tombstone, Mt. Lemmon and Nogales,
ill ,,,,,,,, if°"r - surgery and has returned to his home in Mexico.
t ' '.. Orade.
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' , * * * Bob Richardson and Fred Chastain
..� '� '- �. Anna Mae Grubic and Mary Lewis said returned empty-handed from their
a " - h '- theyenjoyed' their recent visit to Catalina. Mexican fishingtrip.Though a Navy man
# ' ' 'IS � � P g
-i , r '4` From Harrisburg, Pa.,.they were the in his youth, Fred said he experienced
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company of Florence Snyder, 77. Friend some sea sickness,and couldn't wait to get
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,�} Lorraine Weyant took them to Old Tucson, back to terra firma.
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CHRIST CHILD SOCIETY
party
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,..,. , { , ,,,,, The"Sweet Adelines"will There will be food, cock- was founded in 1887 as a
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h .a.„...\-.:744.14, .. -perform at the Christ Child tails and prizes at the festiv- non-profit organization of
'uSociety's annual patio party ity which will last from 6 to 8 volunteers dedicated to ex-
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3 ;'. ` May7, at the p.m. pressinglove of Christ by
Sunday
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`, `' Joseph Seaman home, 620 personal service to needy
Tickets are$6. For reser-
,._ Valle del Oro Drive in Oro
children.
u .. ;` Valle vations, call party chairmen
�.. ._ Lr. y Funds from the party will
a ` Mrs. Charles Lichte, 297-KW/ „, .
: . . ,zMrs. Reniff Brown, help with the group's month-
RAM6495; ly support of the La Casa de
' '�� t .. � 297-6277; or Mrs. R.F.
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���-; ��� , ,�� los Ninos Crisis Nursery,
White, 297-3540.
• Pio Decimo Center and Han-
The Christ Child Societ di-Camp, said publicity
in ceramicsM �, P y
Mary Louise Powell of the Highlands mobile home park shows a friend some of her chartered eight years ago, chairman Jeretta Douglas.
ceramic work at the Park Mall Art Show held last week.Mrs.Powell and her husband to talk
to
craft ceramic chimes and pots now that theyhave retired. (VOICE staff photo)
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Republican gubernatorial = When business NMs, was bad, _
shop i n t h e pleasant s u r r o u n d i n gs of candidate Evan Mecham will
address the Oro Valley Re- = he said he .....
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M ISEN ER DRUGS , day at the Coat of Arms = g _..
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under the dome SIZE ,
Mecham served on term in ,: When business was good
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against U.S. Sen. Carl Hay- = didn,t need advertising. ,...
2243 EAST den on the GOP ticket in
Senior Citizens Check Our Pharmacy Rates BROADWAY 1962 and lost by a narrow = ,
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made by calling Joan Cowles
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889-5749.
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Oracle & Orange Grove • (Next to Baskin-Robbins) • 297-3961
Easy Living's Restaurant Roundup
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The Southern Arizona MagazineCOLD KKEG BEER CASE DISCOUN S
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Watch for it in this newspaper Check our Case Prices and Everydaytow Prices
Wednesday,May 3, 1978 ORO VALLEY[ARIL]VOICE B-3
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Classified
Advertising , - ,
Commercial and Business Want Ads ,427 Furniture 509 Pets For Sale REAL ESTATE
Index 5e per word,20 word minimum -Special Effects 10e Extra Per Word Recliner rocker chair,large,vinyl, Kittens for sale.Male Persian,male 909 Land &
Will Manx,two Persian male cats.Please
ANNOUNCEMENTS Blind Ads 5050e Extra light grey, used one week. ,� phone 825-3400 or 825-9376 or Acreages
sacrifice.297-3721. ,
101 Announcements
All Ads 4% Sales Tax 385-9366. Write Catalina Pet
Service, CRB 8756, Tucson, AZ
105GiveA Away
Ask for Oro ValleyClassified Ads 435 Household 85738Five a lds,property. just
107 Lodge&Club Notices __Goods -� .,....,� north of Tangerine Rd. and one
109 Lost&Found[Free) 884-9880 .,
Want to find a good home for block west of 1.a Cholla.$12,500.
111 Personals International Sterling silverware, Registered 10 month old male Irish Call 297-3212.
113 Travel Opportunities 98 pcs.-7 pc.place settings plus Setter. No papers call 825-9276.
Deadlines serving pieces. $1600. 297-0384. 4-19
BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Saturday 11 a.m. for Wednesday Call after 6:00 weekdays.All day 911 Mobile Homes
weekends.
201 Accounting,Bookkeeping Combination Rates TRANSPORTATION
203 Appliance Repair Green Valley News-Oro Valley Voice Rates Wanted:to help rehabilitate those For Sale: Sahuaro 3 bedroom
205 Answering Servicemobile home.Call 825-9211 after
207 Auto Service available phone 889-2092 who are less fortunate.We are in 6:00 p.m. 5-3
209 Building/Remodeling need of tax deductible 701 Automobiles
211 Carpet/Rug
FREE DONATIONS of furniture, lamps,
213 Concrete,Masonry china, pictures & frames, post- Must sell for health reasons, 77 1,2,3,bedrooms for rent.Mobile
cards,stamps,coins,books,plants
215 Cooling,Heating ADS p Pinto wagon,luggage rack,79 tags, Home Ground Space available
WANT
&pots.We willpick u .Call Willing public
FAMILYopen to
217 Drafting Services p in excellent condition-297-2305. Laundromat
219 Electrical Repair Effort Industries: 3274734 bet. 4-12 Catalina Country Mobile Home
221 Excavating&Leveling SEE 9-4 p.m. - Park N. Oracle Road Catalina
223 Handyman Two 50-gallon galvanized gas 711 Parts & 297-3830.225 Hauling -_ _ _
227 Income Tax 'r barrels,$10 each.One braided rug
109 Lost& Found 255 Upholstery 9x12, $25. One spool of standard Accessories For sale: '73 "Marlette" 14x70
229 Janitorial Services
231 Landscaping&Yard care [Free] ___ gauge barbed wire,$10.Call after 4 mobile home.2 BR,2 bath,perfect
233 Legal Services --
ervices _ Upholstery Special - Basic sofa p.m.or for appointment call James 4 used tires. 800x16.5D. Lots of condition. Ideal 2nd home for
235 Miscellaneous Services F.Ragsdale,R.R.19,Box 107.825- miles left.$45.825-9620. winter visitors with free summer
237 Mobile Home Servicesand chair$139.Choice of H+erc 5 9404. _ ><_ _ �. __ upkeep.Catalina 825-9158.
Lost: Dark Siamese male. Sinus ion or 100% Nylon. Plus $5 p p'
239 Moving&Storage trouble.Oracle and McGhee area. additional each cushion.Old World For Sale
241 Painting&Papering Call 297-6467 evenings & Furniture Works, Tucson 623- Water-Less stainless steel RENTALS Budget,10x55'with 9x13 expandc
243 Plumbing Repair 8223. One bedroom furnished. Skirtini
245 Roofing-Siding weekends. - 53 cookware. Complete sat, never - - ,_
and awnings.Tool shed.Screener
247 Sewing,Alterations � - been used.50 year warranty.Call: �
Custom Drapery&Upholstery a 11 Mobile Home porch.Orchard Valley
249 Swimming Pool Maintenance 624-3745 9 a.m.to 12 noon only. Park,3950 E
251 Tree Service BUSINESS SERVICE FREE in home estimates or visit our Ask for Linda Brown. ¢� Hawser, Lot 60. Space renta
253 TV/Stereo Repairs showroom at 4243 N. Campbell. $40/mo.includes water.Open 1-!
255 Upholstery DIRECTORY 327-3383. . Furnished 44 foot mobile home.2
257 Well Drilling FITCH UPHOLSTERY&INTERIORS 455 Wanted To Bubedroom, porch, fenced.9050 N. .p.m.daily.
' Oracle.Call 297-6478 or 297-3632 it...
201 Accountin 3-29 if Where they See
EMPLOYMENT Bookkeeping
EMPLOYMENT WANTED - 6-cylinder van, good
condition.Will buy or trade for 1964 FOR RENT: A clean and pretty , ,--ii the WANT ADS
301 Babysitter Wanted VW bus, good condition. Call mobile home with 1 bedroom,den, ; : .,..
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LEE'S 303 HelpWantedkitchen,living room and bath on a ‘‘,`E-0*;343 Help Wanted mornings 296-9387. 4.19 �-
305 Help Wanted,Sales ACCOUNTING large lot at 15770 No. Oracle Rd. _ _.
307 Work Wanted Room,board,private bath,garage, $165.00. 825.3546 or 297-4553. T _-
SERVICE foothills home, to healthy woman PETS & :=r... . _ -- -
MERCHANDISE Income Tax Returns, with car, in exchange for light �_1__= __ - _
Federal&State. housekeeping some cooking and LIVESTOCK w ADS _ ._T i r -
Bookke if _ E- 12...Z.-57..........f..
e n small business. _
MISCELLANEOUS Bookkeeping driving for one. Afternoons and - ---
Pick-up&Delivery. T' -.-;*--41-!-Z.41, ��
401 Appliances Experienced&reliable evenings free for •outside work,plus - w
403 Antiques _ weekends off.Phone 299-2536. 5 01 Livestock ir'.').
� +-.f K - ..._ 297 9803 __=��:�
405 Auctions - - Work odd hours adding up to a full For Sale �_ t�~
407 Books,Coins,Stamps -ftftt �-
407 Building ins,Stamps
ACCOUNTING time job. Tuesday, Wednesday,
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work week as circulation assistant Full blooded African Goats,Pygmy i crime
411 Carport,Patio Sale BY Saturday and part-time Sunday
413 Clothing ARMSTRONG delivering and distributing weekly Type$54 and up.8259620. pay..but
415 Cooling,Heating Complete accounting,
417 Crafts,Hobbies and monthly publications in
pg Tucson, Green Valley and i
419 Farm b Ranch Equipment bookkeeping and tax services-
421 Firewood pick-up and delivery surrounding communities. Must +.1 e e rV i Ce S can maRe a steal
423 Floor Coverings Call Connie Armstrong maintain and repair distribution ••
425 Foods 297-8432 machines and addressing systems. Rabbit hutches all new galvanized :
427 Furniture - -- - ` Truck supplied. Call Mr. Chmara WIT welded wire construction. Co - a
Corn-
Anglig
429 Gift IdeasBuilding/ 624-3745 in Tucson or 625-1579 in
431 Golf Equipment 209 Green Valley. 3-29 plete with feeder,watering bottle, e •
433 Health Foods Remodeling __ hangers. 1-2 and 3 compartment • WANT ---
435 Household Goods _ units starting at 530.825-9391 or s Air �►=
437 Jewelry,Watches,etc. MEXICAN CLAY FLOOR TILE 884-8586. •: ' )1Z
439 Machinery,Tools SQe it and compare our prices HelpWanted •
441 Musical Instruments bore you buy.Adobe Wholeisalers, HORSE SHOEING •
443 Nurseries,Garden Supplies Experienced. •Reasonable rates. •
445 Office Business Equipment 3393 N. Dodge,Tucson,Az. 793- • Ph.825-9876.Harry G.Clayton. • :. �- L-..•
8593. 426 Catalina Ariz. opening • "" �°'�'
447 Photographic Equipment • / Y ~ �-., .�
-- for part time center � .E .�' - .�.�� � /
449 Recreation Equipment • +a�r...M �'
503 Pet/Livestock • !��, :• "�:�':w�- .•►
215 Cooling/' ��� �N.��
451 Sewing Machines g/ manager i n multi- • -:-' -
.srf,
453 TVs Stem,Radio rs,- »� ��
..� 'f u�l�w•.'-r
Supplies w��,. _.
Heating purpose senior center and R P �;;;�;;,;„ .., _?g�� �
455 Wanted to Buy •
nutrion program Must "� _ "�� " .
PETS&LIVESTOCK Protectr r Rawleigh since 1889.Complete line -"°-K� ���r
you code with a heavy _ • .��:.. �.��-~�.>:,.f.
canvas cover from Air-Master have experience facillita of extracts-spices-food supple- • •~• ..» w'.�''r '"`yr. __
r•.it+f V 4•n..ave'.[.w�
501 Livestock For SaleM - -
meet-cosmetics-cleaning aids-Mr. • ""`'Y'-y
3928 S.6th Ave.A2949358. ting social services and �
503 Pet,Livestock Supplies Groom Pet Care Products. 888-
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505 Pet Services - - - planning,organizing and 2415. 4-26 a
%.
509 Pets For Sale 227 Income Tax implementing social, '•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••4
BUSINESS-FINANCE - recreational and educa- I �� a....
Catalina tional activities. Trans- Bring to
ness
601 BusiOpportunities
601 Bs ness Tax Service portation necessary.
605 Investments Mrs.s. L. Jane Black Accepting resumes until
COUPONfer6rKom FAMI�.Y607 Money to Loan Tuesda 3 28 5 .m.609 Money Wanted Located for the fifth year y � P FURWI,
WANT AD!
in the SNGP, 242 S. Plumer,
TRANSPORTATION LAW OFFICES Tucson,Az.85719 E.O.P.
701 Automobiles �r ••�..�i - _ __ HERE'S THE RULES
703 Bicycles ELEvEn
705 Boats,Motors,Supplies 1.All items for the FREE family to omit any items not pertaining
707 campers&Shells iiii 307 Work Wanted .Q personal Items.
want ads must be wrltben on the
709 Motorcycles - - -- 4. No personal wart ads will be
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711 Parts&Accessories i'f*
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819 Townhouse Bobby Mac perfect for infants.
821 Vacation Rentals Retail $46.95. Used, excellent
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