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or could be Steve Engle
E.S. "Steve"Engle looks like a good bet strong support within the newly elected One of the new members suggested that Peterson, a project manager for Miller
council. James Peterson, who.was electedf. lte last Homes,moved to Oro Valley in 1970 from
to be the next mayor of Oro Valley.
A retiree and member of Oro Valley Under Oro Valley's municipal month after being appointed to fill h post Pekin, Ill.
Country ofEtnhgeleo,rigthineal current vice organization,areselectedfromil
the mayor and vice mayor left vacant .by W. ‘E'Idon Hanes' If past procedures are followed,. the
mayor and oneappears
safvoer wmitehminbtehrse.council by the resignation, might-be a strong contender members of the new council, who are
for the office of vice mayor.
incorporation of the town, vote of all council
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Vol_ V No. 20 One Section—12 Pages WednesdayM May 17, 1978
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tower on East Hardy Road. tower. .is. in the. Sunnyslope of .the TV stations" and .:• , , vr. , ,
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reception for Northwest gather signatures and
resolve the issue before the
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proposed TV tower and surrounding request to build a 100-foot-high translator
properties. at 600 E.Hardy Road,and
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The ordinance requires that a TV tower be required to leave 100 feet of land
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Rezorling The Pima County Board of Adjustment .,.-
has scheduled a hearing on the request for
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W. Congress,Tucson.
M ay 25 The five-member board will decide
whether to exempt the tower from the Lila Rhude,the Oro
ordinance after .
listening to
spokesmen for and Scott,after ValleY
receiving a plaque and bouquet of roses
honor from the Oro Valley anddevotion and
the Voice Mrs.Rhude
the stations and to residents who speak at was selected Catalinafroamre
A public hearing is scheduled fo.r
the hearing.
the May 25 Oro Valley Town Council. compassion. She is the first recipient of the award. (VOICE staff photo)
meeting at 7:30 p.m.in the town hall
Changes in the town's suburban
ranch(SR)zoning,which allows one NOMINATIONS SOUGHT
house per four acres, willbe
recommended by the town Planning •
and Zoning Commission. A Voice / looking for. Father of Year
A number of formerly permitted
uses have been eliminated from the
SR zone and other uses now For the first time,the Oro Valley Voice nominees.) Green Valley News, has honored a Father
p rmitted have been modified, s.ai will name a"Fath.er of the Year"from the il procedures will' be followed by
Sim ar inselecting a Father of
the Voice the f the Year for three years, and I.ias
received a number of heartwarming
Thomas W. Rainsberger, vice- Oro Valley/Catalina area.
Year. Readers .
may clip the coupon in this nominations from wives, children, step-
prohibited
of the commission. The selection will be announced in the issu
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'fling in the necessary children and foster and even
chairman
Some of the uses that would be newspaper's edition o.f June 14, just pri .
with passage of the new to Father's Day, which falls on Sunday, information, mail it to the newspaper — grandchildren of men they felt were
deserving.
June 18. preferably with an accompanying letter
ordinance are guest ranches.
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The Father of with
the Year will be which details the reasons that nonun Qualities the Voice .staff.judges will
churches, airports, hospitals and
between
consider include relationships .
commercial riding stables. presented by the Voice ian engraved should be selectedFather of the Year.
Anyone
iseligible to submit nomina-
the fathers and their children,. the time
Rainsberger said the ordinance plaque, similar to the one presented on
interest
fortheir families, their .
available
private also would eliminate use for ls, Mother's Day to Mrs. Lila Rhude of Oro tions, .but .the man chosen for the honor
home life
Valley. must live in the area between Ina Road in school and youth activities, . .
athletic clubs,resort hotels,kennels,
and atmosphere and any
and the Pima-Pinal County line — hardships which
courses,veterinary clinics, golf d (Mrs. Rhude became the newspaper's
first Mother of the Year of .
after the Voice preferably
inOro Valley or Catalina.
the nominees may have had to overcome..
vesports stadiums, race tracks an
Deadline for entries
' is 5 p.m. Friday,
received a persuNominations need not.be. signed; that's
community stables for subdivisions. asitre letter nomination
to the persons submitting them. in
June 9, the Voice office at 426 E. 7th
spelling
' out her qualities as a wife and the up .
St., Tueson.
mother of five. She was one of five The Voice's sister publication, the
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Oro Valley residents, that Oro Valley. is --~
we're happy that a incorporated—with its eififf f ------13
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IBM Corp. are choosing has to do with 1 'fsomething
our town for their new it, too.
home. -- For whatever reason - 9.---
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But we can't say that "welcome" to our new
we're surprised. We've �. arrivals. And hope they
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this is a marvelous part of delightful a place as we
Pima County. do.
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OTHER EDITORS SA r By CHRIS UNRUHthe blossoms-are remini- putting down deep roots.
The blue of the desert scent of orchids. The wood is durable
• sky forms a lovely
g The leaves of a grayish- and sometimes used for
uereguiation to ower more a r ar � s back round for the reen color look just like fence posts. You'll notice
scarlet bloom of the ocotil- straight and narrow that the bark is very dark,
A small miracle is ities that would never get weight and ease the pinch lo and the gold of the palo willow leaves.A willow in almost black.
happening in.Washing- it otherwise. on the consumer's verde. Bewitching blos- the, desert? Isn't that Rather than growing in
ton. Congress is actually Overall, we think the pocketbook at the same soms adorn the cactus mainstay of sparkling groups, it tends to grow
consideringlegislation tostreams and bubbling
g "pros" outweigh the time merits encourage- plants. eastern. brooks mis- singly and blends along
remove some government "cons." Any legislation ment. Sud- with other growth along
regulations from some- that promises to lift some --Arizona Weekly d e n 1 y, placed? , the washes.It isn't highly
thingfor a change. in a Actually, it isn t a
g of the regulatory dead Gazette visible when it is not in
The "something" is the desert - willow. It belongs to the
bloom.
nations airlines, whose w a s h, 0 Bignonia family and is
route service decisions Y more closely related to the The flowering period
your �� ���v can last from April to
and fares are regulatedHealth Care is e y e :; eastern catalpa.
by the Civil Aeronautics m a y It is sometimes called August. Slender seed
Board(CAB). ick ` $ �f desert catalpa but its pods, about eight inches
Everyone's Concern III plong, dangle from the
Bills in both houses of out a usual name is desert g g
Congress are examples off beautiful floweringtree. willow. The mature tree branches after t h e
gr p PI JOHN C FOSTER Exc.�ut�v+.O�rc.cic+r Blur Cro•s a Blue Sh�etd of Arizona
"sleeper" legislation that Remarkably, it has no is from fifteen to twenty blossoms are gone.
attracts a lot of support Early in the 1960's, a standing unit offers the thorns! feet tall. People in Mexico have
but very little attention. new segment was intro- greatest savings poten- Somehow it doesn't In this arid land it often made a medicinal
And consider the duced in the health care tial, it is possible that . seem to belong with the- thrives by growing along tea by steeping the dried
support. delivery system: the such a unit actually could desert growth around it. desert washes and flowers.
It ranges from business- outpatient surgical care increase the cost of all It leans gracefully over
baiting Ralph Nader to center. types of health care. the dry desert wash,
National4PAssociations — showingoff its white ,t . ."4.".
the These centers For example, if a free- - -�* �-�
of Manufacturers, from somtimes referred to as standing unit was blossoms. The touches of
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conservative to liberal verticare or ambulatory permitted to set up near a yellow and lavender on
lawmakers. surgical facilities — are hospital, the unit could
These supporters used for procedures such handle the less complica- She's honored
marshal some impressive as tonsillectomies, ted surgery, thus leaving Editor:
arguments: vasectomies, cataract the nearby hospital with kinBcontrols make the removaland Iwas quite honored to be nominated as Oro Valley s
airlines noncompetitive, operation that does not costly surgical cases. first Mother of the Year.
souring the climate for involve major surgery This then might result I wish to take this opportunity to thank the person or
fare cuts. Intrastate into the abdomen, chest, in an additional expenseBa CI( persons who nominated me.
ETHEL W.CARREON
airlines not subject to or head. of unused beds for the - Oro Valley
federal regulation charge Statistics indicate, and hospital,as well as under- One Year Ago
far lower prices than ' everyone seems to agree, used ancillary services Plans for a paving
interstate lines. that ambulatory surgical and equipment. It's also district in Shadow
For instance,it cost$56 facilities offer significantpossb e i 1 that the costs of Mountain Estates Eastrrom HISTOR Y'S SCRAPBOOK .
last year to fly 400 miles cost savings. Yet while medical teaching and have apparently been DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS
between Boston and there is general agree- research would be the stalemated by lack of
Washington and only$31 ment on the potential for sole responsibility of the agreement among home- May 19,1928—Fifty-one frogs enter the"Frog Jumping
to fly between San Diego savings, there is little hospital. owners as to what course Jubilee" in California.
and San Francisco, agreement on how the I n add i t io n, t h e they want to pursue. May 20,1861—North Carolina votes to secede from the
nearly 60 miles farther. outpatient facility should surgical ambulatory Two Years Ago Union.
The delays in getting fit into the health care centers traditionally have A stall in negotiations
May 21, 1881-Clara Barton organizes the first
CAB approval to enter services of a community. not been covered by to allow Oro Valley American Red Cross in Washington and consents to serve
new markets or try out Some outpatient sur- states' "certificate of membership in the Pima
new ideas also tend to gery units have been set need" laws relatingto Association of Govern- as its president.
May 22, 1807—Former Vice President Aaron Burr goes
smother innovations in up by various hospitals, health care expenditures, ments will probably « „
air service,say deregula- thus expanding their or to the entire health prevent the town from Oh trial for treason was later completely acquitted.
tion boosters. services. Others have care planning process. joining PAG, the organi- May 23, 1788—South Carolina enters the Union as the
Opponents,on the other been established as free- The problem of hoer to nation's current members eighth state.
hand, including some standing facilities. most efficiently and say. May 24, 1962—Scott Carpenter of the U.S. Navy
airlines, argue that physically and organiza- effectively fit the Three Years Ago becomes the second American in orbit as he circles the
making it easier to enter tion ally separate from outpatient surgical Oro Valley Town earth three times.
markets could lead to a n y hospital. Those facility into a communi- Council members will May 25,1803—Birthday of Ralph Waldo Emerson,poet,
brutal competition, with removed from hospital's ty's total health care write to Gov.Raul Castro, essayist and philosopher.
carriers scrambling for total health care responsi- package is complex and asking him to instruct May 26, 1945—Almost 20 square miles of Tokyo are
business by offering fares bilities and handling only difficult. Attorney General Bruce ablaze following raids by United States B-29 bombers.
that don't cover costs. limited surgical proce- Yet because of the cost Babbitt to make a ruling May 27, 1937—A one week celebration marks the open-
They also feel that CAB dures are able to charge savings potential of soon on precisely what ing of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco Bay.
control over market lower fees. outpatient surgery, a services under state la
assures air While on the surface it — � beprovided tot Oro May 28, 1959—Two monkeys named Able and Baker
choices solution to the problem must survive a 300 mile trip into space out of Cape Canaveral,
service for some commun- would appear that a free- .-' must be found. Valley by Pima County.
Florida.
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subscription.Second Class postage Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley.Pima County.Arizona NEWS STAFF.
paid at Tucson.Az. .
ry Schmidt
Wednesday,May 17, 1978
Chris Kemberiing
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Here are three of the A Rural Metro firefighter twists the cap on a bottled gas tank at the home of Mrs.Beth
m ost common poor Carmack of Oro Valley,whose tank began leaking flamable gas Saturday.Rural Metro
M is use shameful dietary habits. Avoid quickly shut off the leak until the cap can be replaced. Mrs.Carmack called the fire
them for better health. department after being told by her gas supplier that they would not be able to repair
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controls that have pre- — kipping-or eating a
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covery about the new skimpy breakfast.
m's 40-year history. YOUR CHILD IN SCHOOL
procedures adopted by te —Eating too few fi ber-
The new rocedures
the Social Security Ad- pcarrying foods (fruits.
ue effort to
ministration to prevent are an overdvegetables, whole-grain ,
prevent use of Social
misuse of the system in ls,and legumes).
Security numbers to pro- - are er e
cereaoducation now a
changing identity or con- — Depending n
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cealing immigration stat- tect eg
stimulating (caffeine)
allow "documentation" of
us is the laxity that beverages for 'pick-me-
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false identities. ups:instead of nutritious
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Until now, applicants
for Social Security num- By JOSEPH at least as far as Arizona risen from 2,748 in 1972
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bers could complete ap- OTHER EDITORS SAY STOCKER is concerned. to 19,853.
plications at district of-
Arizona Education Item:99.3 percent of all Parent involvement
fices or mail them in as
Association Arizona high schools and means serving as a"craft
they chose. Federal tax policy There were those, a 91.2 percent of all volunteer" — going .to
half-dozen years ago,who elementary schools are school to demonstrate a
• • said career education in now involved in career particular craft which
over were required to
Only applicants 18 and threat •to chLi arities the public schools was a education. the parent practices:
submit proof of age, iden- Some people think that Changes in federal passing fad. Item: The state is serving as a resource
tity and citizenship go can do income tax regulations in stat- gSome interesting putting more than $4 person in an examination
anything better than recent years make such
us. statistics document the million into it as of the of a particular career;
fact that the people who 1977 fiscal year. chaperoning a tour of a
Under the new rules, private groups or an unthinkable situation
said this were looking Item:57.3 percent of all business or industry.
all adults will be inter- business can. Most such quite pii-ssibie. And
viewed in depth to assure people are bureaucrats according to Common into a cloudy crystal ball, Arizona public schoolstudents are involved in it
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they never had a Social who live on tax dollars. Cause charities already
Security number and that are in trouble because of D (the 1977 total in Baseba
orados numbers was 299,386,
I t is horrible to
they aren't trying to getfederal tax policies. compared to 67,676 in
contemplate what the defeat
one for someone else. 1972).
United States would be - During the last eight state golf
The reforms were re- like if our churches. years the number of- "Involvement," inci-
vealed in a"budget justi- museums. symphonies citizens itemizing charit- dentally,means not just a narrow
fications" submitted to and groups such as the able tax deductions has Champs once-over-lightly class-
Congress. Boy Scouts. Girls Clubs. declined by 50 percent. room discussion of The Canyon del Oro
The Canyon del Oro golf careers but participation baseball team barely lost the
The agency hasn't pub- Salvation Army and This has caused a loss of
team won the class AA state
various family service $5 billion in contribu- in four or more career AA state baseball champion-
licized the changes, ap- golf championship S
atur-
agencies were run by the tions. and if the Carter education activities in the ship last Saturday to
parently from an under- day. defeating San Manuel.
government. administration's tax classroom in the course of Douglas High School.
standable reluctance to The meet was held at
reform proposals pass, it the year. Although CDO had beaten
admit the looseness of the This may sound far will cause a further Francisco Grande Country
Example:This week 30 the Douglas team twice
fetched. but if they have decline. Club in Casa Grande with six
There are only 12,500 . Phoenix westside high during the season, it was
to obtain future financing teams from throughout the
arable square miles in
Egypt's toschool juniors are taking unable to change the 7-5
square
area of 386.660 from the government, it The concept of tax state competing. •
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square miles. eou id happen. deductions for charitable The Dorados reclaimed qin a 'shadowing" score in the finals, held at
project., They're"shadow- Mesa.
giving was based on the the championship from Lake
ing' no less a personage
idea that private citizens Havasu, making it their Pitching for CDO was Bob
than Governor Babbitt,
are concerned with fourth championship in five Cooper,who was relieved by
plus 29 other state
community needs. years. Chuck Brady in the third
The final score was CDO °fficials, for a half-day to
Ail inning after six strike-outs
And private charity find out what state
624,eight strokes better than and two walks.
has been part of Ameri- - governmental careers are
second-place San Manuel.
can life since our nation - , like. --- .
Top scores from CDO were Scoring for the Dorado's
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brought in by Don Agers Item: The number of were Todd Oney, Sam
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. .. bid to Motorola Communica- system will consist of new
Roof said the system will
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new system has totaling $6,000 .to keep our and council "plan to pur-
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al governing .body of the within reason next year. chase the system on or
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oPeedr.abtby Construction Oro Valley Townhouses. houseIw,mashtiersedawoafy I'll just
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subdivision last week said sue.
the Winn A. Mutterer
Construction Co.has failed to someone else fight.
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provide residents c whose
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ment broadcasts on a VHF
frequency.) "The wash needs to •be Rielaxation
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co. t_ dope has been piecemeal,'
'dal continue broadcas
said resident I.R. Apple-
Communicating with Oro Valley ing on VHF frequencies used
baum.
A Rural Metro dispatcher broadcasts an emergency within Oro Valley on the. by Rural/Metro Fir.e (II)e-
,, Mutterer told the Voice he Kent, Wash., hypnologist
Mildred James will present
company's VHF communications system, which also handles the Oro Valley Police partment, Roof explaine .
did not want to comment on clinic on relaxation and
Department calls.The Oro Valley police will begin bro.adcasting their own calls in July In 1975 Roof made a
the subject,"Asked if he had !bad-habit-losing"from May
because of an FCC ruling. (Photo by Chris• Kemberling)
' proposal to the FCC which
was acceptable to the feder-
plans to scrape and clean the
as 22 to 26 at the Tucson
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wash twice a year Blv .A 302 E. University
SENATE APPROVES IT, 29-1 combining Oro Valley
al agency. "We suggested
residentssaid, o'had requested, he
police "N .'
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calls with Rural/Metro s on
through self-hypnosis she
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housesst Septemberresidentfailet°dwna- lost the desire for cigarettes
Son of Sam bill passes "But Rural Metro provid-
ed good protection and we complaint against the
Mutterer firm .with the hypnosis
1962, and has since used
skills to help thou-
didn't want our law enforcen- .
Protection Division of the
Pima County sands to.quit smoking and to
ment officers to take o
lose weight.
In a move to lessen the to portray the crime by justice that an individual can fire-fighting responsibi.1i- OfDficaev.e Attorney's
sensationalism surrounding book, movie, article, radio receive large amounts of ties,"Roof added. "Willpower creates ten-
bizarre crimes, the Senate or television presentation money for his story and the So the Oro Valley police Rodriguez, an sion and hypnosis creates
has passed Senator, Sue and live entertainment. victim receives nothing,
" department unsuccessfully, attorney who received the relaxation. People have
Dye's "Son of Sam' bill, The royalties will go into a she said. ,c„omplain.t, said this week,
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applied for another VHF
which prohibits any felon special fund to provide forfiles are confidential an u .1.
from making a profit on the payment to the crime vic- The bill makes it clear, frequency.None were avail- cannot disclose the contents. having to use willpower,"
she said.
commercial reenactment of tims. she said, that in all criminal able.
. Minor damage was
The clinic costs $25 a
the crime. "After hearing about con- situations, the victim must Consequently, Roof said,
UHF incurred two,years ago to one
The Democratic senator victed felons like Gary Gil" be more important than the transmitting. over a residence NA.hen mud and person for five consecutive
sessions. The one-hour ses-
channel became the only water invaded a patio.
represents District 12, more receiving the profits criminal..
sions begin at 10:30 a.m.,
alternative, since existing
which includes portions of from .sales. arising from the The bill passed on April equipmentvertedtocouldn't.be con-- Applebaum said most of p.m.noonnoon, 6:30 p.m. and 7:45
Oro Valley. commission of their crimes,I 17, by a.29-0-1 vote and has the required fre- the residents are concernedistrationInformation about reg-
The legislation covers con- introduced.thisbill," Sena- been assigned to the House quency.
no-frills tahturtthe
tracts made with the crimin- tor Dye said. "It is against Judiciary and Commercehouseswaswillh and wonder if —deadltihnee YWCA,
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"We will have a al for information or rights our sense of decency and committees.
radio system --just enough away. be washed —884is_7a8v1a0i.lable at
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Wednesday,May 17, 1978 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE
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' ” Amphitheater School District plan to buy disagreed with some statements made by
...I ' . ' ., .. 3.2 acres priced at $92,400, instead of Amphi board members concerning state
leasing state land at-a fraction of the cost to land.
. .' taxpayers. "School districts just happen to be one of
f ` • At the school board meeting May 9 the beneficiaries of funds from the money
\` rancher-developer Lloyd Golder generated from the fees we charge to lease
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demanded from district officials an or sell state land,”the official said.
explanation for the proposed purchase. Last year Arizona derived $20 mil lion
Golder said state-owned land from property sales and leasing fees,
�` throughout the school district could be which is fed into the general fund and
r `" `° � t � leased "for one-fifteenth the price," disbursed to state agencies and school
' 4` �' ���� �� reducing the property's cost from$92,400 districts.
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to approximately$6,134. Districts may purchase property by
I '.�,. "- '. `: . °' :. Amphi recently made an offer to buy paying only 50 percent of theappraised: Y _ property at Pastime and Roger Road. value, he noted.
� � °4� � � U n urchase of the site,po F te, which adjoins The district cannot re-sell
{�,.�, '` �` ��� � .��� � �- . �� ��� � the district's maintenanceyard, a Butthe property.
4 . � 4. state land is a good investment,as the
• ,-; . - ,84t4fr, warehouse for vehicles would be average lifespan of aschool is 55 years,the
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4:"3'4 x 1- '- -.,,� available state-owned land within the $100 of the appraised rental value to lease
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-Fl �"" ' currently leases 40 acres from the state to 3.50 per $100 of
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,° -:� .,g ~ <#~ � El0ementa Schoolin��� ` � � �� �* � �` :...� w� ���- ��max, � rY Catalina.-'_ 1 . : _ �' ; The lease agreement with the state for
the elementary school site "has been
Canyon del Oro sophomore Jill Jumbine becomes lost in extremely disappointing," according to eac ers
Lost in her studies fora final exam on the front lawn of theschool Leslie Follett, Amphi s associate
• while waiting for a ride home Friday.More students will superintendent for finances andr vestudies be flipping through their books in the coming weeks as accounting. r� V
final exams approach. (Photo by Chris Kemberling) "Initially(in 1974)the district leased the
land for$400 a year.With a school,though,
we're paying$2,400 annually because the a raise
S ch oo I board tackles land is in a new classification," Follett
said. Teachers in the Amphitheater School
"And there's no guarantee the state District received a seven percent pay raise
won't increase it again,"he added. after school board officials reached a
burgeoning bud_ getIn certain instances, district compromise with employees during salary
Superintendent Thomas Neel said, the negotiations.
state Land Department requires costly During a May 9 board meeting,district
site improvements before property will be officials agreed the settlement will cost
Amphitheater School said,partially because of the The board also voted leased.
Board o f f i c i a 1 s have znfits7ts of employee unan-imously tocombine $128,000 more than the district has in its
"I've been negotiating with the Land projected budget for 1978-79.
increased this year's current eAmphitheater's elementary Department for 10 years now in order to
operating budget by more H e said the budget and high school districts Before the settlement was reached,
g lease some land directly across from teachers requested a 10.5 percent pay hike,
than $110,000. increase will cover ground July 1 under the name Coronado School.
Meanwhile district maintenance and two Amphitheater School while the school board offered a five
"The department will not lease or sell percent increase.
officials say they are gearing additional teachers recently District 10. the property unless the school district uts
up to adopt the 1978-79 hired. Amphi officials hesitatedroads," P Increasing salaries for an estimated 500
F in the he said. teachers effective July 1 will cost the
budget ata board meeting And the district is legally to merge the two because the "The state and the developers have '
scheduled for May 23. obligated to advertise State Department of district $525,000 next year, said Leslie
„ F created this problem," school board Follett,Amphi's associate superintendent
Leslie Follett, Amphi's district job openings, he Education couldn't guaran- president John Welsh charged. "The law
explained. tee that enrollment calcula- gof finances and accounting.
associate superintendent for The overall increase of tions would be done differ- doesn't require developers to make school The settlement will increase each
accounting and finances, sites available to the districts." teacher's salary by $1,050 annually, he
predictedcnext year's budget $110,192 will come from the ently —with a possible loss But a spokesman for the state Land said
state, which pays about 50 of $150,000 in state aid
will jump $8 million: ,
percent of educational costs annually.
operating costs will rise per student, he said. However, the education
from $10 to$12 million and .We should carry forward department and attorn Get an armful of news
capital expenditures will F ey
increase from six to $12 $30,000 to $40,000 for next general notified the board delivered to your home
budget in our that combining the districts
million. year's
contingency fund — our wouldn't cut state aid based for as little as
Board members increased cushion against disaster,"he on student enrollment. 4'/2C a week... )
the current operating said. The hoard also renewed .._
budget for Amphi elemen- "We came awfully close to district Superintendent
tary schools, which ends trouble this year because we Thomas Neel's contract until SUBSCRIBE NOW TQ THE
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June 30 by$16,147. try not to use our contingen- July 1, 1981. URO VALLEY VOICE 17 - -.
The increase "will cover cy funds. And we certainly _
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advertising costs for the dipped into it,"he added. ,,�
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1977 bond election," Follett The school board in- : i� .
said• creased tuition fees for thoseONSI -' ,,��
"PartTURN Your community newspaper. -
of the money living outside the district 1
($15,000) wili go for who attend Amphi schools, The newspaper that helped
increased costs for employee primarily students from the ( Oro Valley become a town.'
benefits such as workman s $> o
Catalina Foothills district. ::r.^ � �:�.
compensation and medical The board voted to /-:.'.:,.,,4,'
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coverage,"Follett said. increase tuition fees from `' - P .
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"This reflects an unantici- $100 to $225 for approxi- !,+*;!
pated number of employees mately 400 students. • '::S '- P.O. Box 3003, Tucson, AZ 851702
who took advantage of Higher tuition will offset7r"--... BECAUSE IF I
district benefits,' he some of next year's NO,,,,C t GET ONE SUBSCRIBE FOR THREE YEARS SAVE!!
explained. � SiDE QF
The currentoperating expenses, Follett You WEAR THE HORSE
operating explained, adding that this LY TO GO,TUE One year-$3-5.1e a week
budget also rose$84,045 for ear's feesgenerated onlyONE SPUR? an-IER GOES Two ears-$5-4.8e a w districtI.
high schools, Follett year Too! Three ears-$7-4.50 a w k
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Church progress
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Progress on the new Can- has about 26 adult members ,
yon de Oro (Conservative) to date.
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the northeast corner of Calle ing not yet under roof, will
Concordia and Oracle road is
cost- approximately $100,000
"slow but steady," said act- about
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Members of a ne.n.
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formed site planning commission will meet at
least two weeks prior Stairtionfgwtootrakkmeesnhaispetuhnedneerwthe eRne°rg°efticith.nanedsa
commission attended. corner of Calle Concordia
Oro Valley Southern
Oro Valley P.1a7ningand Planning and Zoningucan
meetings, so the group
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stist Church, currently under construction at the (VOICE staff photo)
Zoning Commission meetingceive
file progress reports
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instructions on monitoringWe zoning sessions.
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Planning and Zoning are Mrs.Glickman,
chairwoman Sharon Ches- Peck, WalmteornZtgimornmeerrymaannd.
sen said five membersthehave Elbert E.
been named tosite Sandy Van .Marie.
KJYK FM95
.
group, temporarily. headed The Planning.andZoninga
by Rosalyn Glickmane, ontoCommission . will hold29 to
special meeting May29
101 111 )
keep a watchful. ey
for
.4411)
growth,
especially along discuss a request
Oracle Road. additional Town
ns Cforuomncilt.he
rikilliv 1 at D 11°
Members initially
agreed to Oro Valley
concentrate . . on The meeting,. o7p.3e0npto.rnt.hine
AM 1490
landscaping,. business signs public,will be at .
and buffering along the the town hall.
For all your PRESCRIPTION needs,
shop in the pleasant surroundings of
We worry
b our homes. And we are
M ISEN ER DRUGS
afraidtheir
of appeal
inspires those l
children.
a good deal daebpoeuntddernucgsy t.oTrhoe need for them, we know,
kedin to our
under the dome
in the Casa Blanca Plaza
6020 N Oracle
emotionally disturbed
•
- Citizens Check Our Pharmacy Rates
our times
• are the drugs
Senior But there are liberatinguse. Among the greatblessoifntghseoirf
297-2234 terrors. eddtroufgsreetotho
hours 9 to 9
.""'+. "-------"---'"m""u""""---a"—"'""-"--""--"""1
d in
.
disturbed
have been
calm the
for the mentally andemotionally
drugs have the power to
i zooktix
lior4k\4 \
111111%,„
,,,,, We are told that just .
population by two-thirds.poputionally
These dru
in the past
twenty years, our large hospitals
146 ,1/4„....iyi"S
agitated to the point where they can return to society.
c .--,/ 'llitlir ”. ,
,
S.
WELCOME --;;' 41 \
can't find the healing
for help. Something in
1 VT I, MER SERVICE . back
So, inthe community
That is the good new.
once again,
` they must return to hospitals
The bad news is that aenvve
ryirohnimghenptotrhtejoyn.hoenec.de.
our society
es where those
A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS NEM TUCSONANS
'
Service of Tucson,with its manY
to build the comm
The Welcome Newcomerrarxouto our wonf der.
can't seem .
seems. to turn peopledrugs.And at the samloeotkimineg,for
e
trollied hostesses will grt:e the cYooperanon 0 our
merc --all made posstbk unitoynthresourc
fulchYants and businesses. help can find it.
SERVING ORO VALLEY AREA TOO!
ir
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e comments. or,,sug_ is
write KAIgl?estims
HOROCA CARP .
ENTFIY ,. editorial, wri
3438 N. Country Club,
TuesPn' Az. 85717'
based upon this.
rsconcerned, ,
Remodeling & Repairs
given.
No job too small— Estimates
Reasonable prices—30 years experience
• l was written by
Paneling, dry wail,doors, kicks
KJOY-FM
& storm windows installed. i i
was aired by Keel1R-AM and
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' Wednesday,May 17, 1978
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•
Fire district tax rate .
to be decided June 10
to
has been
t
A June 10 community meeting onrduisreguedssioCnasteahleisndcauhlooedreis.idents
- ,
determine the tax rate to be levied MattendnPi atihs ei
, „..
psertothperty owners in the Golder Ranch Fire atmC:r.mon::1:1:1;rientar. y for b9da.mt.
1,,,,
District.
Fire district board member Maria
, „.•,,,
will include three tadjonreixtetrYnesa.r's u geits
,
Brochure tells coTnthreactfiwreithdiRsturricatl Metro.
t to t renewypeof fire
:, ./ 1 , ,
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how to handleinstalled throughowuitilt.hhreee
..'4,‘.. -- • ••-e.t,„„t,-,0*-.4<,,-,,,, ,....4., • #1,..." ... .. IPP4'
districth ydStandpipes,rant, shewill abedadne dinexpensive Ad funding
1.,-..iiitiO
an emergencY
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‘‘' - ., .4-..., •,,,,,.--::',-,•:,-'4:44v.„%<.,:;.- 4,41$ ---• ,
ftohreaG°dnildineirstdriasttirvriaectedtpwurason$51:*Werrso0vediinn .1.,,,,iso...,:,,,ii,.. ,, ;11'1'00010,'1:::::' ''' ''''' . ;:1;::- , ''''.1::71* 11.111111110.1.. '
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needSinedce
sA -'
Directors of the Golder Ranch Fhoirme,,
k . '
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District have published a brochure on
finunNdoinvgemfrboemr'Pitimhlas,athCoePoeufnirtey.dis:rais.:7t board . . ,o,„' ..„,..
Starting Julyproperty own 'O.*.....-- . , ,
.,.
to contact firefighters in case of an
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,• • ...
emergency.
The pamphlet will be distridbiustetrdictt.o tphlamendss.isthmtroilcnetv:
property., owners within the fire
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'--'• •!'-cf..! ;:;.::'?;',;...;' .":,1:> , . .
It lists-th.rc.t---
ne 911—
twhaeyestntoergceonnetyaclti_the fire laaisti7isopnroposfienrg a tax of$1 ,..t.. ,:,, , ,N,,,.,.
' ,,.:..7.,',.-.•-• -..,:isi!.4r-''..1:;:,-.-i•,- .-,.‘ -,i'„1-,i,"'..,..
district.Dialing
, , „,,'...4.,„:40•, ,.... :-..„1:4;,-„,:.:2...-,,, ‘,...--4.i.i.:..f.,,-,-- '',...t per$100 assessed valuationtei3ef.o.re fHoweverirech , . :+;,,,:::,r.o::;: 7::;;;,;.:1;;:;,::,..,.;,,,,'
board
or 0— osapiiciniothnes onbotawxourald pre
figure. Catalinans
officials set the
ects you with the opera.tor who
c°nn further instructions district
Boardment the district's budget the , 4 ... .1.‘ :r* AL '::,,A,,.1:1'
will give you also may call the fire i
To supple
Residents299..
calling from an willallocate * $ : ,•,. -- . "‘” I',4,, - -4 , 9,-
county 0, • --
of Supervisors to 60 cents ' ; 4 ii* " !,,,. .., i,. • ",'' ';.1741.- ‘‘..
directly at dial 1411.When
825 prefix, 1firstforlothnogsediisitvainngcein
. t i
The brochure also urgespefunrd$inloog asannually valuation the district:
and
family members
However, Pima County's contribution ' 7,,,,, I . i ,,,,. ,,,,, : 174:,:;,.,...:-, . 1, ‘ 2 ,:001,43.,.1. ' .404411M.
.
— To be sure
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school age
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children know their correct
t -,, i\
40 percent of the district's , 0, 4 , ., ,„..,
taxes levied ., ,,, 1 .1, i ,
.
4
,ri..,,-- '
,.< ;:o. . ..
address and telephone number.iete street amnanyu not
tbeuxdcge exceed
t.
contributions and , 4 Pima 11r „ i i
County . • throughout .1: rz*
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ovi e the co.
.
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.. .4. lor
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, .,,., , ,#,
addressandpr not a post officmepb-o-xnumbnumber
for emergency assistance.street
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when asking 1within fire districts t
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Vote,* .,
1
— To doub echeck to see if your your CoIunntTyuvcsoaryn substantially.coun,tryclub
,
.
ow-
, _ ,
i
was 22 cents pnetyr .. i i i., i
has a corner street sign and post
,
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street number in a conspicuous spot on
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• . 2, , .
your house. district,
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$100 asselsassetdyve0aalruastti:.And Pima County uflre . I '
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- To have family membermedmisotrriizcet
emergency numbers. allocated$6s.96 .
,
the ill Firecker with
h. • • t e heart
receive
residents
Estates Fire District.
amTohuenhtedightoe t$1.i28stripectrta$xlooleviv.eda
emergency P
er feelsh Mrs.Lawrenz,who lives in .
w hone numberas whichsti should lulasattioyneainr
h it n°1°ng • Lawrenz has.
hen the
fire
be placed eithercalm after calling the ..
on or near the telephone. thec:::
fence around her home to prevent rusting w
— To remain
the line u.ntil all $15,455. ly the county contributed A1thoug
•
linaistoucn g )
rea of Cata , i Si n prang iptsi;erin gt:
rule ,
E photo)
district information
stay on
ied within the rem_ ,,, rains a * come. (VOICE stafftniert's still not too late to co, .
nsidtza(1)irt.tollis:irgiirlitgs
cleaning as Mrs.
Virginia
necessary .ihmasel:heenrrvoenn. he
fire districts in Pima— To drill farm y
fire
quickest way to leave the home if aTaxes—— — County betweenf:itl'ingnin.-e
'Father
occurs. these high and low extremes.
•
0•) Valley _ to
ofthof voYe
Catalina ranchers worried
,. announced Plan .
' the Father of .
the Year contest
sa!ar' search on
offices at
honor the
submitted to the Voice
must be
426 E.
a 0
b ut dogs stalking cattle
Fatherthe
annually Edi oro Editors
arde Y
(atalina Call Year.have
Oro Valley-
ted by Ariz.85702 or to
fnoeii.Egnhn(1):n.olierirsIsaytnihoon.are fathers all are eligible
no
AVENGOOD
dogs
hreasadi ers, describing exactlythey
By C.M.LEAVENGOOD the Catalina To date, fourers
people to keep their
soiGurtaiobnktoe tis:illrott;i:7103;
simple letter will
place a neighbor,
Ranchers in killed
think a particular
It.:i I lofbe nominations bfattihieer V(.:*why they
area are concerned about havoef the
confined.
ed and submitted
and 7th10. St.0i3n
A Pers°11
Ma and many morelateron1 than noon June
stray dogs who prey upon maimed.
inthe early
ess Gran
anywhere un
dfathers-. gr ..._
their cattlethe
"My husband has shot at “l'i,4!y dog is spay 1
heprobably
Ijogs but .e oes wit“ m = shoots ......
morning hours.h 0
• r
,"I hope someone that honored.
Rail X
i i
1 t in!
er Don hasBnoytekilllevd. she saw sh. g
• .
eat-grandfati1:1:lulrsci.., be ..., ..
manager
coupon —
friendmor realati.ve iiti
field for
Martin hal.:aaraibcout 400 cattle arrinjai:rk,
grazing on leased land near operations.s
Pima. County. agency has Stray dogs
Catalina.
Control,
said his sahteirndiifgshht7,,is ever out likebeena
Animala
The cattle are there being
problem in dClip this c
`FATI-1E11 OF' T
prepared. for market,
killings
about the .
been unable todo anythingbecausei
long time,
according to Martin's wifeasatbee1Catalinaleast
asnktsokhftfioelwIrriinrylagd For the Oro Valley & Catalina
Glenda. .
t have been county
beentherehaslaws. no violation of
Supply,
"The ones that
dogs tied up but ,,
Parra, owneragrainofRastoncreherins
I nominate HE lfEAllr
have been young 'We've contacted people to
skteeilledrs,being fattenedluf
upforkeep theirn,tenfo CfoartaDtwloigsnoa.years espech.aaltlyI
His address
next fall,"she said.they won't 't" IClarki have
, Az. Zip
run them around
pr or a pack
this honor.)
the said.weca"There isnoIle'ash 14w
1 , easy
eat and it defeats
the dogsi
s e said. .
ving letter tells incthlaerckounstayi.."d . know of Goats are i
my accomPan-
purpose-
chers in
always is a
"The dog Pack a is game'
a ranch . only livestock and
endanger I
Signed:
Grabke
Problem when
bl
ro em, why I think he deserves
town," Mrs. Martin
i s no or tt
danger dogs,"Residen and ran ed
near a "We're not concernedtsaahboeu.atrethaeitpll are concern
to know
said:"All ranchers have this about rTahbiises
"No one seems
nominee, if any
problem,and nearly always, People-
peothi that
do about it. The
Relation to
cooperate,
what to
wouldhe tyapeffecothtf i,,z1
MyMyageRelation
if the townspeople”
to Oro Val
resident John
letter
it can be solved.
Catalina r trY
npgle,".hesaid..
3003 — Tucson n AZ 85702)
'We don't want.to shoot . ,, Grabke disagrees:_ said.
pack can kill stock ranchers lose cattle and then
._,
dogs and .
we certainly don't "Slim
The residents won't t so
to shoot the dongsl,"lochke
"Dogs in a to a young ' dogs at nigh
want to poison them," she (Bring or send coupon and
, .
Valley Voice office,
n
thappe ea
said,"but it would be better child. It
ighthasge
looking
than at these chewed
other places." 426 E. 7 ,
th Tucson — P.Q. Box
up animals." -1 in up
phatthcaelrn we do?"
B-2 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday, May 17, 1978
2 •
Little Leaguers havefirstshut-out of season
By KEITH DOBBIN
It was a steady 102 degrees last
Saturday when the umpire yelled "Play
•
Ball!" and Jerry's Auto Parts (red major 4
4 0
division) faced Ralph Hayes' Roofing 6
(maroon major division) in Little League •
••
1 r5 L IT T LE LeAeuE
play at Dennis Weaver Park.
ill
In the second inning, it seemed good --rt me A,c7A1 w 7
a
pitching was going to keep the score low,as
Robbie Hansen,the starter for the maroon
team, struck out three of four batters.
Jerry's Auto Parts was not to be outdone.
Chris Dann, the starting pitcher, struck
out the first three batters up,keeping the ,i-aei
In
score at 2-0,Jerry's. 4#
At the top of the third,Jerry's loaded the
bases. Brad Young, Jerry's starting left /AA,
At 0 a*
fielder, hit a single,driving in a run.This__ ---
- _ --..
brought the score to 3-0. i -41.4111111Ct'
During this part of the inning, Ralph
Hayes Roofing showed some excellent
fielding with two assists by Adam Hoyt. 111111til1/4\ .0
At the bottom of the third,Ralph Hayes'
was again kept scoreless with three more
'''4411111
strike-outs pitched by Dann.
At the top of the fourth, despite good
""all"'4411°111!lldllilli"IllIllr."r
pitching by Ricky Cammarata, the red -
team scored two more points on a.well-hit
‹.....11111*.
ball to center by Eric Angel.
Angel made it to third by an error on the . 4
center fielder.Cammarata then struck out -
one batter to make the first out of the
inning. C.744 ?
The next batter hit a pop fly to Adam
Hoyt,playing third base for Ralph Hayes.
who then also made a tag at third base for ‘
the third out.This kept the score at 5-0,red
MINO
team. R A
In the bottom of the fifth, two maroon MATLOCK 4 0
hitters struck out and one grounded-outHUFF 3 1.
At the top of the sixth,Jerry's Angel hit a LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC 4 2
'
single, followed by a double by Ronnie WODDYS 2 3
Ledbetter. bringing Angel home. GREER CONSTRUCTION 2 3
Mark Anderson brought in Ledbetter KASTON 1 3 '' ,7:!'
A.P.C. 0 4
with a double.Chris Dann hit asingle,that At - ,•-
brought in Anderson and made the score 9- MINOR B
. ..
. s
.,.,
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0,Jerry's. JOES KIDS 5 0
In the bottom of the sixth, the maroon CATALINA KIDS 4 1
'''.,..`,V, ..s.• • -,
team had a strike-out and two ground-outs.- AAMCO 2 2
, ,.
making the final score of this first shutout RAYCO 2 2 ,', - I li 4 4 7 44
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of the year, 9-0. STRAWHAT 2 2 - --,r; s,. ik-
BOB'S MATERIAL 1 4 V,,-,- ',,, - wic?
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STANDINGS 7-11 0 5
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MAJOR DIVISION MINOR C
A.P.C. 6 0 KOEDYKER 4 0
JERRY'S AUTO PARTS 4 2 HALE CONSTRUCTION 5 1
OPTIMIST NORTH 3 2 STICHT INSURANCE 4 1 ( 14 $4. '1
A.G. EDWARDS 2 3 HAUNTED BOOKSHOP 2 2 .,,...
GREER CONSTRUCTION 2 4 KIKX RADIO 1 4 .*..
RALPH HAYES ROOFING 2 5 GALLANT CARROLL 0 4
CHAMPAGNE POOLS 1 4 LITTLE PEOPLE 0 4
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CIVIC FOR OUT OF THIS WORLD
GROUPS... RESULTS
SCHOOL ,
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Raise funds * lar* At* rt * **
for your cause
it American Pre-Schools
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am to enhance your child's
41 summer experiences.Come Join the fun...love and learn.
Sell ir •swimming
Subscriptions . - •arts& crafts 111111VIVIllial 111
for the ji \ _ , 4 •
,.. •music *
Oro Valley Voice ., • field trips N l',0‘,, ',,,h s ,t I I,, ';,,,,1,11,',& I Isr A,1,11.,..,Q(-,..,,ii 7/
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Catalina Call. • •drama
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swimming. '1.'1-,
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Call *
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HOT Lt'N('HES—DROP INS WELCOME Smokey tell people
624-3745 ages 6 weeks thru 7 years—full time or st,days
Two Convenient Northside Locations to Serve You
* to be careful with fire,
* No. 1 across from Casa Blanca Shopping Center
6021 N.Oracle•742-3309
for more No.2 Near Flowing Wells High School
4 B..aft
who wili-Ir
information * 3902 N.Flowing Wells•887-9202
* ill In 11111k a r k 1 I 1 r* a r*
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Wednesday,May 17, 1978 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE B-3
SEEKS OTHER CHALLENGES
.
.
Lourie asinteresttsxhevfasil,tl ratbleoenintnntghhi ises firstisnoen wti only
Versatile CDO tennis star a modest winner
,
By ROBIN MACUGA college," she said. But "I'm help her by offering friendly
said she conceodfeher many
„
..,
‹,
.... ,.
e "
interests..„
A little over a .week. ago, enough for the advice.n1 Lourienjoy
playing the 0
CDO junior Lourie Zipf of pros."notgoodShe. .addedthat she has wouldn't
. ,
Oro Valley won the. state.sor other ambitions now. gmaainnyprohfoe7s.sionnaelcceaslsiabryer. to .Sheneipnlacnosliteoges.tuadn3,d,
The 16-year-old admitted
_., ,...
4 4 -,
doubles championship for The
addition jo9rrednitsl-
...„ ..
the second year in a row.
•,..:
liking the pressure of,,the
-,...
She and partner Diane game.She handles it,,y andnot Lourie also playedt°ontCenDnOis's, nCisaDmtu°raell
thinkingtawlkitihnghetor
Weber beat the Buckeyeabout it,b volleyball team this year, People, o
•
High team 6-3, 6-0. added that confidence. comes andenjoysthat sport, too.
with lots of practice. ambition.
with
.,.•.•
tldhepEreasfetr,tobeactateusn..d.
w ng college
in Tucsonan, she is
theteamkenfoforit of
Lourie is modest about her
her as a native ,,
She also enjoys the volleyball, and .
are depending on +,... "sick of cactus.
tennis abilities, saying she ,,
thinking"part of the game. others
had dreamed of becoming a
1. 11::: '..1f:'.4:- '
es her
family encourag- The rangyspaotrhtslenteexptlyaenasnw
..i,' .•• -
pro when she firstbeganto
,•, ,,
her in everything she does, play both. hOnevin gregr studiedet shehashharder rs dAneoirt-
play —when she about she said, but doesonmtpepteu.t playing in
lookshfmorawnyardeityto-
twelve. . pressure on her to c
duringahigh school.
. At;
Now she just plays for thest hhoeudgi didn't
ns,ht etai take
ea hergo ofirst
rssttutdhernete,
Her brothers Don,20,dandfor sponsor—msatoyt
love of the game. Henry, 21, aretinregnamsheentsenjtohyiss
summer,"d
"Maybe I'll play in informal games, andgwthey tournament play the most. ayearsh,said,o,i,ut,aboutbeing
a vn reder Ya lworriesactchimportant seriously,tefad ,lai little
tnhl oaee,, ,,,, :, ,, •.,‘,„ .., ,•,s,..' ,. :7‘,',..:—''''''
good college.
to
• 0' c
future,"
think about
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Lourie said. She hras,i n g .*-,'-- -.-- ';:s.,'
intention of mar travel:ss,..„ .....,
,,,,, .\t1/4.\ ts • .4f, young, and wants to,n -, ,-
beforeLur si.eh de essectrt il ebsesdo .herself as. 7 :,,;:::;:,...:‘,,. ,,-',.,.
4 4•11 41 ''''t ''''. .1..,i4
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or - -
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K.
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seuaScycegsso:ingl, uuryiatinita pdeeospirlef e to
' Z?,pf shows her winning style
.,„' , f,.... -
,,,,, „,..:...t. knowwth whoa I am,”chasheaeteLosrailusdtr.iice
flutter of her hands,..,. .. ' ••-,' -.-L-,i:1;i .•-
• ••••4-ft
'C
1,
„...„,- tscea tttehhdai nnfkoistr u,,Isfieg h.ss emh000r ei
ed to be. DID banquets
,.--, ..,
,, ,...., ,
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t h letes
,
„,,,,,,,,,,,\
N., Sheblamespeer e
but feels drugs are beco
sa I ute a
\'
,
,....„ .,.
„
okay,”
lesshkeWhileayo,question.
apshroeb.slaemid." lcohol is mueetsmbehonoring e gveedltleaasmhismbbeing
imnpersonalgbe-ra.11
• ,,'.-',',..
.4:44,,- - teamsSixandbanci
del Oro High School.
* ' ettes? Well, she "hates that
cigar- been been scheduled at Canyon outstanding g"orhatsoltaaasnedhiinwe
''•,.. ,.. . ',,,,„ ..F.•
‘,..,..,•• ,,,,,. ,. 0, umesatiroiinu.anAaidis outcig
, ,,
.,. ... , stuff!" said "high-points" awardto
---,,,,:,,,,- . ,,'.4., hgomirlosretraLvvcakyumrwaaennctowlase;
-- --,,, ,,,,..:!.. alreadyand Girls'girls'softball track andbanqb°ueytss' sophomore,.,. „.: 14.,:' junior GregWyman
Lourie . learning th.-
i..', ' . • -•• -..,-.„
•- , „
•%." * drive was a big step for her,
high-scorer a
sports. Chuck White scheduled in mem
Seniorthe boys.
••, .,, -.,,,,,,.,, .‘ ,,,,,,,,,,,,. .,,,..,..„, 's,.:,,l'' car,butthat itifswouldhe bceou,,ladf bright
pickib.gehri
..., co-ordinator.. ,most Detrer
received the
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citytournaments.
spare time,ts
; :,.*:,.: great car!"
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Dian Vori.Furstenberg :
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*GOLF BAG&SHOE REPAIRS WE SPECIALIZE IN
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6441 N. ORACLE RD.
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Classified
Advertising - _ ... __ _
Commercial'and Business Want Ads 427 Furniture 503 Pet/Livestock
I s __ RENTALS
Index 5eperword,20word minimum Supplies eX PP __
Special Effects 10e`Extra Per Word Recliner rocker chafe large,vinyl, $11 Mobile Home
light grey, used one week. Will
ANNOUNCEMENTS Blind Ads 50th Extra sacrifice.297-3721. u--'is`-=-=-- _-_ .__ -_
Rawleigh since 1889.Complete line Fumished 44 foot mobile home.2
101 Announcements All Ads 4% Sales Tax - of extracts-spices-food supple- bedroom, porch, fenced. 9050 N.
103 Card of Thanks 435 Household ment-cosmetics-cleaning aids-Mr. Oracle.Call 297-6478 or 297-3632.
105 Give Away[Free] Ask for Oro Valley Classified Ads • G,,, Groom Pet Care Products. 888- 3-29
107 Lodge&Club Notices -------- - s 2415. 4.25
109 Lost&Found(Free] 884-9880 International Sterling silverware, FOR RENT: A clean and pretty
111 Personals - mobile home with 1 bedroom,den,
98 Pcs.-7 Pc.place settingsplus 509 Pets For Saleliving
113 Travel Opportunities kitchen, room and bath on a
Deadlines serving pieces. $1600. s. Alld 297-0384. large lot at 15770 No. Oracle Rd.
Call after 6:00 weekdays. All day Kittens for sale.Male Persian,male $165.00. 825-3546 or 297-4553.
BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Saturday 11 a.m. for Wednesday weekends.
Manx,two Persian male cats.Please 4-5
201 Accounting,Bookkeeping Combination Rates Wanted:to help rehabilitate those Phone 825-3400 or 825-9376 or
203 Appliance Repair who are less fortunate.We are in 385-9366. Write Catalina Pet
Green Valley News-oro Valley Voice Rates
need of tax deductible Service. CRB 8756, Tucson, AZ
205 Answering Service available phone 889-2092 85738. REAL ESTATE
207 Auto Service
DONATIONS of furniture, lamps,
209 Building/Remodeling china, pictures & frames, post- Want to find a good home for
211 Carpet/Rug FREE cards,stamps,coins,books,plants Registered -
Land &
213 Concrete,Masonry &pots.We will pick up.Call Willing Setter. No 10 month old male 76. gOg
215 Cooling.Heating papers call 825-9276. Acreages
FAMILY Effort Industries: 327'1734 bet. 4-19 g
217 Drafting Services ANT �D
9-4 p.m.
219 Electrical Repair Five acres of beautiful desert
221 Excavating&Leveling SEE
Two 50-gallon galvanized
223 Hand an COUPON b gas Sayit where the see lt... property. Located just 1 block
ym arrels,$10 each.One braided rug north of Tangerine Rd. and one
225 Hauling 9x12, $25.One spool of standard in the WANT ADSge
gauge barbed wire,$10.Call after 4 .it:‘,..,,-,, ,: block west of La Cholla.$12,500.
227 Income Tax -! - _ �� Call 297-3212.
229 Janitorial Services 109 Lost& Found 303 Help Wanted p.m.or for appointment call James ` t‘.-0,-
231 Landscaping&Yard care .,
Free] F.Ragsdale,R.R.19.Box 107.825- •
233 Legal Services 9404. r
235 Miscellaneous Services - y 11 M
237 Mobile Home Services For Sale _ .. : _ Mobile Homes
239 Moving& r Siamese male. Sinus Help Wanted w e s s stainless i n =-- -•_.'
trouble. Oracle and McGhee ar a t e r l s less steel ., �°
241 Painting b Papering 2 7 cookware. Complete set, never ;...;',..4-1,4:i.... '�- For Sale: Sahuaro 3 bedroom
243 Plumbing Repair Call 9 6467 eveningsT�rE_ "•s=w:
& been used.50 year warranty.Call: .«�`~ ,.,...;' - ;::::i; mobile00p home. Cell 825-9211 after
g Pa 5.3 Catalina Ariz. opening y ri•
245 Roofing Siding for 624-3745 9 a.m.to 12 noon only. 6:00 p.m. 5-3
247 Sewing,Alterations part time center Ask for Linda Brawn E
249 Swimming Pool Maintenance 209 Building/ manager n n e r - _ 426 ;} 1 2 3
g i n multi ---,,,s------------. "`"� ,bedrooms for rent.Mobile
-., Home Ground Space available.
251 Tree Service � _ � � �--..--,;,--5c,
253 TV/Stereo Repairs Remodeling purpose senior center and t 1 MUSICaI µ- Laundromat open to public.
255 Upholstery _ nutrion program. Must Instruments '�" Catalina Country Mobile Home
257 Well Drilling have experience facillita- - TRANSPORTATION Park N. Oracle Road Catalina
HOROCA CARPENTRY For Sale: Organ Wurlitzer,concert 297-3830.
Remodeling&Repairs ting social services and model,full pedal,walnut.Suitable
EMPLOYMENT Estimates given.30 years experience- planning,organizing and home or church. Leslie speaker - 701 Automobiles For sale: '73 "Marlette" 14x70
Custom built-ins. carports enclosed. both
$2000.00. Call: 297-5807.Babysitter Wanted porches screenedLicensed,bonded. implementing social,
mobile home.2 BR.2 bath.perfect
5-10 Must sell for health reasons, 7. condition. Ideal 2nd home for
303 Help Wanted insured. Tucson - 297-6044. recreational and educa- Pinto wagon,luggage rack,79 tags, winter visitors with free summer
305 Help Wanted,Sales Catalina-825.3386. in excellent condition-297-2305.
307 Work Wanted floral activities. Trans- 45 Wanted To Buy upkeep.Catalina 825-9158-
' portation necessary. �� 4-12
MERCHANDISE 215 Gaol i n g/ Accepting resumes until WANTED - 6-cylinder van, good
Budger.10x55'with 9x13 expando.
condition.Will buy or trade for 1964 711 Parts One bedroom furnished. Skirting
MISCELLANEOUS Heating Tuesday 3/28 5 p.m. VW bus, good condition. Call Accessories and awnings.Tool shed.Screened
SNGP, 242 S. Plumer, momings 296.9387. 4.19 _ porch.Orchard Valley Park.3950 E.
401 Appliances ProtectHawser. Lot 60. Space rental
403 Antiques your cooler with a heavy Tucson,Az.85719 E.O.P. Cash for junk cars.Free tow away. 4 used tires. 800x16.5D. Lots of $40/mo.includes water.Open
405 Auctions canvas cover from Air-Master Call:748-0600. miles left.$45.825-9620. 1-5
407 Books,Coins,Stamps 3928 S.6th Ave.294-9358. p.m.daily.
409 Building Materials
011100011•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.227 ncome Tax
411 Carport,Patio Sale1
413 Ing � _ __,_���'� ii * V * Ihe
•WANT ADSrime s not pay..uui
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417 Crafts,Hobbies ACCOUNTING
419 Farm&Ranch Equipment /� '' PETS • •
421 Firewood SERVICE ��'`�" ' you can with a make a steal
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423 Floor Coverings Income Tax Returns. •
425 Foods Federal&state. = LIV •
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427 Furniture Bookkeeping small business. 'f •
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429 Gift Ideas Pick-up&Delivery. 501 Livestock •
431 Goff Equipment Experienced&reliable • •
433 Health Foods ir -.:1 F O r Sale •
, - wANT 435 Household Goods ,•, �► •
437 Jewelry,Watches,etc. 235 Miscellaneous 235 MisceIlaneous Full blooded African Goats,Pygmy • _ •
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439 Machinery,Tools Services -
Sery 1 Ge S Type$50 and up.825-9620. • •
441 Musical Instruments •• •
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443 Nurseries,Garden Supplies - - -- ---- - _ »9 et ervices •
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445 Office Business Equipment
447 Photographic Equipment � .�~•...,e,...•r r.,�.,! •
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AMERICAN PAE-SCHC)ULS ,. -�. ��:,..�� �, ••
449 Recreation EquipmentRabbit hutches all new galvanized • ,:;yr ;^-;,;, ,;;-
451 Sewing Machines •
welded wire construction. Com- • ..„ E•• �'_,,.. •
4531 Sewing
g Ma Radio Seven Tucson schools to serve your : •--�--~�M-=y'•••_>.... ��
to with feeder,watering bottle, s w~""'"'`w-'M•}w M - I/ •
455 Wanted to Buyfamily hangers. 1-2 and 3 compartment .� « ,~.r
needs. • ^t•�� '.»,'saa�� �r-� i
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PETS&LIVESTOCK units starting at$30.825-9391 or • •....•...•-:•.•i.::.�' ""�`w
8848586. • .,..... _
1101 South Columbus Tucson 745-2980 •• "'" ''""` '"• •
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501 Livestock For Sale HORSE SHOEING • ~.a _ . •
6425 S
503 Pet,Livestock Supplies South Pacheco Tucson 294-2701 Experienced. Reasonable rates. i505 PeServices3107 East Pima Tucson 327-4411 Ph.825-9876.`HarryG.Clayton. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••Services •
509 Pets For Sale •
3902 N. Flowing Wells Tucson 887-9202 ,r,,,,,+,,
BUSINESS-FINANCE 8425 E.Old Spanish Tr. Tucson 885-7261
601 business Opportunities 7845 E.Golf Links Rd. Tucson 296-8090Bring to
603 Insurance COUPONFrip.srevFAMICY6051nvestments ("� 6021 N. Oracle Tucson 742-3369607 Money to Loan �'� _ _ �"' Fill,609 Money wanted __ FORWANT A D!
255 Upholstery 307 Work Wanted
TRANSPORTATION t
Upholstery Special - Basic sofa
101 Automobiles and chair$139.Choice of Hercu• Mature experienced nurses aide ' HERE'S THE RULES
703 Bicycles Ion or 100% Nylon. Plus $5 will care for patients days or
ELEvEn
705 Boats,Motors,Supplies additional each cushion.Old World evenings.825-9580. 1.All Items for the FREE family to omit any items not pertaining
707 Campers&Shells Furniture Works, Tucson 623- want ads muse be written on the to personal items.
709 Motorcycles 4.4. No personal want ads will be
711 Parts&Accessories 8223. 2.Name, address, and phone taken over the`phone.
713 Recreational Vehicles Custom Drapery&Upholstery number must be lnduded on the 5.The deadline for the FREE
715 Rentals FREE in home estimates or visit our kcoupon, or it ,will not be family want ads is FRIDAY 0
717 Travel Trailers showroom at 4243 N. Campbell. Q./'4s',
if accepted NOON.
719 Trucks 327-3383. 3.Only personal want ads will be 6.When item[s]is sold,please call
FITCH UPHOLSTERY&INTERIORS accepted.We reserve the richt 884-9880•
RENTALS /
EMPLOYMENT I For The Sake Of Clarity,Please Print
801 Apartment Furnished 8700 N. ORACLE
803 Apartment Unfurnished 303 Help Wanted �
805 Commercial Rentals
p MERCHANDISEor
807"°
809 Miscellaneous Rentals Room,board,private bath,garage,
811 Mobile Home foothills home, to healthy woman
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B-6 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday,May 17, 1978
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ByTERRY VENET lastyear," e ,-'',„t -: '..:-
grade. Tissaw said. :,: �
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After 12 years of basket- Eight years ago Tissaw, "And I knew my idea had . - ,
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ball — evenings, weekends his coaches and members of been a success when theV ; , I-
and summers—Canyon Del his varsity teams began second group did it again 4 �` •.
Oro HighSchool's head bas- holding weekend and sum- this year." � r 'Ivs ,�
ketball coach, John Tissaw, mer clinics for fourth, fifth Under his coaching, CDO a. 1:1; i ', z .. . ' 4 I •
has announced his resigna- and sixth graders. has taken five conference -�� •, $ li* . :):::'i°4' ' I'As Of -. i '
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tion. "Sometimes we'd be titles and three second place 'r X
I think it's time to just mighty tired after having finishes, with 155 victories
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take a break and maybe played a game the night and 62 losses. W
catchup on some of the before, but everyone was "It's not often realized µ
camping and fishing I've really committed to-the pro- that 24 of those 62 losses `�`r
always enjoyed," said Tis- gram and stuck it out," were to tougher AAA 7# - :
saw, who will remain at Tissaw said. teams. , ) _. '"g
CDO as a physical education The coach said that in the "And we haven't lost a
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teacher. early grades,he was"loose" home game in two and a half
"Maybe someday I'll coach on competition and strong years,"Tissaw pointed out,
again,"he said. on player improvement. He has been named AA- x
Tissaw came to CDO "We'd let the-elementarySouth coach of the Y ear five �*
when it opened in 1965, and teams play during half time times and , , . ''*4 ,.
selected the South
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SIfbegan developing a top- at varsity games, but the All-Star Coach
by the Ari-
notch varsity basketball pro- emphasis was on having zona Coaches Association. No, it'sf or softball!
gram. fun,"he noted. He was selected AA- Oro Valley softball players Jennifer Heasli ,left,and Jane Wilson at right,
I ve seen so many teen- "By the end of sixth South All Star Coach again P admire the
agers that might have beengrade, those boys knew this year, and Thursdaytennis equipment carrying case which Coach Ina Leffler received as a gift from the
potential basketball players, eir basketball,"he said. eveninglearned girls'softball squad at the annual end-of-season banquet last week.(VOICE staff photo)
he will
but they didn't form an The summer programs of- coach the team at the nation-
interest until they were too ten included as many as 200 al tournament in Scottsdale
old to develop the agility," elementary students. August 5, where 16 teams CDO S
the coach said. "It was sure a proud from across the country will
So Tissaw decided to get moment when that first compete. • / •
the students interested ear- group of fourth graders took "It's nota bad way to end , �''
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Y � g the state AA championship a career, he said.
Michelle Kramer was Schroder, sportswriter Sue Also Lori Anderson, Sally
��- ,;.. , • - o -� - t.: .,. -• i, honored as the "most Hill,and Sheila Baize,coach Fiihr, Jennifer Heaslip,
w.,,, :- . -�r '{ ' ` 4. valuable" player on Canyon of the winningKathyll
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;' -:- ,:r-,,,,.,;‘, `-r 0.1 -t - - • del Oro High School's girls girls'softball team. Darling.
"" '' —4.-,,r 7;/.. -� softball team last week,and
-� Talks also were given by
• �,: � �. -. `r , �. >,, `` ° ,� . Deanna Butler was named Art Mangels CDO coordina-
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;». ,. -.%.-44'.3-4 - ,� - "most outstanding" on the tor of athletics, and by the
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- �=` - - ) i . 4" - -- Also honored at the end-of- who said despite the team's
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season softball awards 2-8 season record, she was
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• ¢ ",1. .,-" - ,F banquet was Pat Cheriton, proud of the players'steady
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jPaul
`' s�5, ,; .. improved." Only three of CDO's 13
�� Thirteen girls received squad members are being
.. school letters,ette s, numerals, lost through graduation.
?'" certificates and other In addition to the three top
X awards as their families award winners,other squad KTUC
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watched. members are:
*110"4 t-- ,-?: ebb They also heard brief Jennifer Burke, Debbie
�_4 - speeches by Pima College Rodriguez,Shannon Turin, 1400
..„. .,- ,. Girlssoftball coach Peggy Janie Wilson, Susan Smith;
a Paul Harvey talks
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EVE'S day on this station.
Golf champs His approach is
Bob Watters,right,of the Oro Valley CountryClub teamed with Steve Myers to win the owouimstraightforward
Y and to the point.
first annual Green Valley Recreation Golf Tournament at the Haven Golf Course in
Macrame and Weaving Classes You may agree or
Green Valley. Watters and Myers had 1 a net total of 59. George Baldwin, center, disagree,but you
president of the Community Recreation Association of Green Valley, presented the Suppl1eS won't remain
awards to the champions. •' Pipes—Cigars—Fine Tobacco Blends neutral.
Don Diego CigarsiIr
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scheduled to begin their official duties at Later, both Engle and Kriegh were P.'" l'IT:r Ar" .. n;tr' u'''7'"' 4 A 147-11t) y 1
the May 25 meeting, may hold a special ousted from the council by anti- Q
meeting just prior to the regular one to incorporation voters.But Engle continued -Aik, .t. r 04 a
elect the mayor and vice mayor. to fight for the town's survival as president t, ��` Atil pp ,� ;�� �,` •
of agroupcalled PROVE (Protect • � `� s+ �,,j i f �5- •
Mrs.Lois Lamberson,mayor for the past . 0 : i , ,fit r � , r
two years, didn't seek re-election to the Residential Oro Valley's Existence.) .� I 'la' . ii ,-''i / ,,\,:`
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Engle, a popular figure both within � �17 ' 734.4-Air � � ,..battle behind it,the Oro Valley electorate J /�{� .„
Country Club ranks and throughout Oro
gave him a strong vote for councilman.He 7 /r!MIIALE N/LE �Y
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Valley generally,has been part of the town was subsequently named vice mayor by his • 7impas �_ i � •
since its inception. colleagues. Q{ s-
Hewas named originally by the Board of (bin)623-91`56 - � 'NO
Supervisors to the interim council in 1974 "Steve is the only one on the council who ,t'„ 3
as one of the two "pro-incorporation” has both the time and the expertise—the �F '
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members on the council of five.(The other local background—to give Oro Valley the
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was James D. Kriegh. the town engineer kind of mayor we need right now,"said one )
and one of the newly-elected councilmen admirer. ' -
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