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Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona _ .
vol. V No. 21 One Section — 12 Pages 15 Cents Wednesday, May 24, 1978
FOREST SERVICE OBJECTS TO TRANSLATOR
Residents will oppose tower at hearing
By LINDA WEIS the mountainside lot at 600 E.Hardy Road. stations' request to reduce the buffer Northwest residents who oppose a tower
A lawyer representing Pusch Ridge area The stations want to reduce the required between the translator and the Forest for East Hardy Road.
residents will present arguments to the buffer zone to 15 feet for the lot's eastern Service's land. Ken Weissenborn. Vic Borg. another Sunnyslope resident.
county this afternoon(Wednesday)against boundary, fronting on the Coronado Coronado National Forest supei intendent. said he hopes to meet with the station
a proposal to build a television tower on National Forest. said. managers before today's hearing-to discuss
East Hardy Road. Three local commercial TV stations The Forest Service opposes construction their differences.
Residents of Shadow Mountain Estates want to construct the tower, they say, to of the tower altogether, he said, and has "If we wait until after the hearing to talk
East and the adjoining Sunnyslope improve the Northwest area's poor urged county officials to deny the stationswith the station managerswe'll have
subdivision who oppose the location of the reception. rezoning request for the two-acre .site hostility building up" between the two
100-foot TV translator contributed $250 Ms. Jan Watson of the Sunnyslope when the matter comes before the sides, Borg said.
last week to retain Michael Vingelli as subdivision predicted -a strong show of Planning and Zoning Commission May 30. But the meeting with local broadcasters
their legal representative, support" from Pusch Ridge residents who Weissenborn said. "The tower would be will hinge on whether the lawyer believes
A 3 p.m. today station representatives will either attend the hearing or forward an intrusion on the wilderness area. We discussing the issue would be
will ask the Pima County Board of letters of opposition to the adjustment prefer low profile structures bordering advantageous to the residents'campaign,
Adjustment for exemption from a zoning board. forest land since we're trying to maintain a Ms. Watson added.
ordinance requiring a 100-foot buffer The Coronado National Forest also has scenic backdrop for Tucson." During the next few weeks,finances will
between the tower and the boundaries of asked the board in writing to deny the Meanwhile. Pusch Ridge area residents be a major concern, she said. "If the case
are gearing up for the finile when the goes on and on, we will look for several
rezoning request comes before county „,_ lawyers who live in the Northwest area to
officials. volunteer their time.
•1 0 1• Ms. Watson said 540 signatures on "Residents can't continue to pay full
Council takes orrice and petitions have been collected so far from legal fees,"she added.
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mayor and vice-mayor following playgrounds and athletic fields.
installation of officers at 7:30 p.m. Under the suggested revisions, - . -:- --
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incorporation drive, is a University of action until next month's council
Arizona professor of civil engineering, meeting,"she added. Petition signers aplenty
As their fitofficial actcouncil
A study session scheduled for 6 p.m.will Jean Pryor and Cay Flanagan man the"petition table"at a Northwest shopping center
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precede the council meeting at 7:30 p.m.at as they solicit support in opposing a 100-foot television tower on Pusch Ridge.(VOICE
members will adopt a resolution
the town hall, 680 W. Calle Concordia. staff photo)
appropriating $7,000 in federal revenue
sharing to the Oro Valley Police
Depapublic hrtment.earing also will be held for ORACLE-MAGEE ACREAGE ,.
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ordinance 35 which outlines revisions for -
Suburban Ranch (SR)zoning.
SR zoning allows one residence per four
acres and permits certain types f Rezoned land sells for $ 1 .2 million
agricultural, recreational, semi-professional and professional develop-
Only hours after county officials rezoned several other owners. successfully requested include setting
ments. However, development plans for the
for commercial purposes 37 acres at thetwo-story buildings 300 feet from
The staff report states "the purpose of
this ordinance is to revise SR zoning in southwest corner of Oracle and Magee property "won't be finalized until the end residential streets, developing a
such a way as to make it more suitable for roads,the property changed hands for$1.2 of this week."McGinnis said.
million. Stubbs, who represented the rezoning landscaped buffer around the
development and designing a commercial
the special conditions of Oro Valley."
Some uses permitted under SR zoning Lew McGinnis,of the Lew McGinnis Co., request before the Board of Supervisors, complex resembling Plaza Eseondida or
was aw,arded business zoning for the the Casas Adobes Shopping Center.
are. eliminated altogether under the said his firm purchased the land May 1
proposed ordinance, while others are from local attorney Robert Stubbs and parcel s highway frontage and Supervisor Katie Dusenberry voted
transferred to "more suitable" zoning S transitional zoning for a section bordering against the rezoning bid after urging the
categoriesresidential streets. amount of land zoned for commercial
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For instance, guest ranches, airports, The land had been zoned for one purposes be reduced.
athletic clubs, race tracks, stadiums,golf residence ner four aer:.‘z,.. She said granting Stubbs a larger area
courses and future commercial ridingSchool's out Af.er several months of meetings, for commercial development would
stables are eliminated. Existing stables S ...„,, os reached a partial compromise in encourage commercial strip zoning on the
could continue operating. lis,.a.-h with Magee-Oracle residents who east side of Oracle.
Hospitals and resort hotels are Tomorrow, May 25, is the last day of were concerned that the rezoning would . McGinnis contended strip zoning won't
transferred to transitional (TR) zoning, classes for students attending lead to highly commercialized materialize along Oracle simply because
designated for low density business Amphitheater schools in the area. development along Oracle, north of Ina, his property was zoned for higher
development. Fall classes begin Aug. 28. McGinnis assured area residents that densities.
Additional restrictions — shielded "the additional covenants placed on the "That land is too valuable to have
lighting and no outdoor loudspeakers — land will be honored." .
anything but a quality development," he
are recommended for government The covenants Magee-Oracle residents insisied.
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and there will be plenty of volunteer . councilmen: 0411-4ab kr(cV fg
work to keep the five E.S. "Steve" Engle, Jim IJII4%-zigitipirm,„,
members busy. Kriegh, James Peterson44. .,,e
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Pressure on school
TED TURPIN'S SOUTHWEST CORNER
corner is mounting
Big chains getting bigger
The Oro Valley Town dangerous situation, as
Council must renew its parents and students
efforts to get a signal light alike turn into Calle
Now even I'm starting tive,Allen Neuharth,dis- The editorial outlets,
to get nervous. cuss chain newspaper and therefore the various
for the dangerous inter- Concordia headed west. Fellow publisher Ed ownership at our conven- editorial positions on
section of Calle Concordia All this congestion is . Jew ett tion last January. His matters of importance to-
and Oracle Road. And made increasingly dan- c 0 m - defense(if one isn't being . day, have been reduced
plained - too unkind by calling it to a few hundred. Maybe
soon. gerous by the fact that a good ..,,, , that)wasn't very persua- even fewer than that.
The corner has been a Oracle Road has an d e a 1 '''''" r.,"1 ' sive.
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hazardous one for several incline about fifty yards recent-
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years, serving as it does north of the intersection, t h e ' ''''' imcertainly wasnt very agftiative. the editorial outlets, and
the Canyon del Oro High so that vehicles approach- dange r further magnify their in-
-',.t,,' The startling and fluence by furnishing
S c ho o 1 and Dennis ing from the north have he sees '
in the big newspaper frightening fact is that wire services to smaller,
Weaver Park traffic. only minimal warning of chains buying up inde- Gannett today owns or independent newspapers,
Since that traffic exits the school crossing. pendent newspapers, controls nearly eighty the end result can only be
onto Oracle Road, a state But in spite of these then buying up the newspapers —— most of a lessening of the flow of
highway, there's a glaringly obvious haz- smaller newspaper
chains.But it didn't really them dailies scatarred
throughout this nation in ideas.
And in a democracy –
constant threat of high- ards, the State Depart- begin to worry me all that major population centers. or any country which
speed auto collisions. ment of 'Transportation much — until the other It follows inevitably aspires to be a democracy
Now, that threat is brass continues to insist day when,in the words of that Gannett can and — that is dangerous.
one observer "a whale dinordi-
being increased by the that not enough traffic — swallowed a whale." oes exercise annate amount of influence
construction of the new or not enough danger — This latest develop- over what large numbers
Canyon del Oro Southern exists to warrant a traffic ment was the merger (or of Americans read and f****************************1
Baptist Church, located light! It has given the purchase, if you like) of think. '
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on the northeast corner of town council the same Certainly it's too much itio„oking -
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that intersection. And childish, stupid, bureau- with/into the huge Gan- to hope for a return to the : - •
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arriving and leaving the Oro Valley has asked for a the one which owns the
let of a few hundred : •
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church will inevitably put traffic light, scores of other publica- people had a newspaper
One Year Ago
more pressure on the That light, complete tions throughout the U.S. of sorts alized— usually highly
SOand done by Oro Valley Police say
whole area. with left-turn signals is That's kinda scary.
an e*or/printer/pub- they have developed leads
Currently, left-turning needed NOW And we in It isn t that I think lisher ''ho probably put it into glarya second juvenile
burring — one
Gannett is a huge, evil
traffic on Oracle Road Oro Valley had better interesthat's reportedly larger
corporation ted together with hand set-
headed north results in insist on it before someone only in dollars. It's that I type. in both size and scope
long tie-ups and a gets killed at that corner. think Gannett is a huge That era of "quaint" than a similar one that
corporation, period— in- pioneering journalism police recently broke up.
had much to be said for it.
. . _ terested in survival and
OTHER EDITORS SAY growth in its business. The newspapers of Two Years Ago
Current Town Attor-
those days wouldn't have
Gannett may put out ney Walter Henderson
won any awards.by
Easy-to-take pill known to all !ome good newspapers—
great
in fact, I understand that contemporary standards, and at least two other
lawyers will be
The humble aspirin The advice to"take two progress in that direc-
consid-
is the case, although I but at least they didn't all ered by the Oro Valley
may turn out to be aspirins and go to bed" tion.-
personally am unfamiliar look as if they had been Town Council when it
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effective in reventinhas been ridiculed as cop-
with any truly outstand- stamped out with the awards the second year's
strokes and heart attacksout on the part of doctors pg -
That aspirin may have ing ones which the corn- same cookie-cutter. contract for the attorney's
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an unrecognized efficacy pany publishes. post.
Dr.William Fields and who(a)aren't sure what's
for some serious health Each one was indivi-
his fellow researchers at wrong, or (b) are too The point is that such
conditions offers cheer to dualistic — and most
the University-of Texas polite to tell us our . . excellence,if it results, is
those whose medicine important of all, it repre- Three Years Ago
are warning people not to complaint isn't worthmore
chests are a tribute to thelikely to be an sented a separate indivi- Arizona Department of
start gobbling aspirin as more of their time.
expensive mysteries of incidental by-product dual view, whether ex- Transportation workers
preventive medicine, Scientists have never than the main goal of the
modern medicine. pressed skillfully or sim- are surveying land in
which is important and- pinned down exactly why company. ply pplanned widening of U.S.
bluntly. preparation for the
sound advice, given the aspirin does what it does Aspirin is easy to spell
Along with other Ari-
tentative nature of their for aches and pains, but and pronounce,and above d hear
I We don't have that Highway 89 between Ina
a publishers, execu-f i n d i n gs an n ou n c ed Dr. Fields and others are. all, it's cheap. zonnett's chiefanymore. and Tangerine Roads.
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subscription.Second Class postage Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley Pima County Arizona iii NEWS STAFF:
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i • Wednesday, May 24, 1978 Linda Weis i•
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eItersTO THE EDOR Exercise can prevent illness
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Your doctor recognizes cally active that you sake of exercise. sports. Work up to
rCompetition needed' the importance of enjoy, keeping the If you have had little or strenuous activity gradu-
exercise to health. exercise aspect secon- no exercise in years, be
Editor: Exercise,or a lack of it, dary. cautious about plunging ally
ur doctor can give
From time to time, I have heard Mr. Udall insist on can be a significant factor Most of us find it immediately into active you simple tests.
the evils of monopoly and the savings to the consumer in the control of obesity, difficult to exert the
from increasing the competition in the oil business.As . diabetes, heart, circula- necessary mental disci-
far as I know, he hasn't noticed the easily-observed tory and orthopedic pline to keep at a
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evils of monopoly on delivery of first-class mail by the problems and emotional program of daily c4lis-
post office. disorders. thenics, purely for the
Why wouldn't the miserable and expensive Fitness developed v - .....,
performance of the post office be improved and through vigorous exer- Radio's
cheapened by some of the competition which Mr.Udall cise- can be illness- Most
wants to inject into the oil business? preventive, as well as
Perhaps he could draft and introduce a bill to therapeutic. Popular. •
authorize the private carrying of first-class mail. - - Real health means commentator TF.Zilir smild .
JOHN T. SALMON abundant energy and
Tucson vitality.A healthy person Paul
is whe .
'A job well done'
physically fithen
can perform his daily Harvey tail wor
Editor: tasks without undue
Mr, .TRAVB_.
I enjoyed the article on Lourie in the current Oro fatigue, maintain ade-
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Valley Voice very much. I know that she will be quate energy reserves to inc.
thrilled with it. enjoy leisure-time recrea-
1400
Please also convey my appreciation to Robin Macuga tion, and meet the
for a job well done, challenge of unexpected
HENRY ZIPF demands.
Oro Valley These requirements Paul Harvey talks
might be running to catch to the 44 heart of
the train,changing a tire America"every CONVENIENTLY
Subsidize convicts? or shoveling snow. day on this station. LOCATED
Editor: Can you go up several His approach is
straightforward
Why should we taxpayers subsidize criminals? flights of stairs without (Southeast Corner Ina &Oracle Rds.)
and to the point.
The millions of dollars that are spent to house,feed severe discomfort or
You may agree or Callor me I
and try to train inmates of prisons is utterly a waste of chest pain?Do you have to disagree,but you Con
funds. stop before you reach the won't remain 7110 North Oracle Road
It seems to us that those so incarcerated should pay top? neutral.
their own way for housing, training and meals. This If you're reasonably fit, 297-8233.
could be accomplished by a credit system for work you could expect to be IP
done in and around the penitentiary or other place of puffing a little at the tap, American
confinement, but this should subside in Entertainment p
Oh, there are those who will no doubt say, "what a few minutes. Radio Network /
about their civil rights?" Our answer is, "what about The best exercise is
the civil rights of the victims and us taxpayers?" doing something physi-
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Valedictorian Salutatorian Invocation Susan Spence
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_Rebecca Boone Randy Stark ':
Lee C.Boring Sam Esparta Robert Hachtel Toni Laxon Michael P.Myers Lynn Stark ,
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t' Michelle Brevaire Dennis Farris Lore Hannon Stephanie Leshin Jerri Norton Curtis Swanberg •r
Michelle Briere Janice Fay Matt Harelson Albert Le Bouton
if.,: Benadelle Nunez Lori Swanick :7
Heidi P.Britt Mike Fisher Kathy Harpist Tim Liddle Robert Nusser Raymond Swanson
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ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday, May 24, 1978
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graduates
large class
Graduation ceremonies
for 333 Cross Junior High
School students will be held
6 p.m. May 25 at the Canyon
...t., del Oro gymnasium.
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Several graduates were
given awards 'at a school
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Seniors sat patiently at graduation rehearsal more solemn experience than previously. At Tucson artist Ross Stefan in
Rarin' to go Thurs(lay morning at Carlvon del Oro High School. rehearsal's end, 340 seniors were rewarded for their
appreciation for the
History teacher Mike Rowe, graduation chairman, patience with their caps and gowns. students' collection of $100
said students would try to make this year's ceremony a for the society.
CDO High graduation ceremony is tonight
About 340 students will graduate at 8 Class valedictorian will be Eric Tasso, The son of Mr.&Mrs.James Tasso.Eric and Scroll Awards of Honor.
p.m. tonight at Canyon del Oro High who maintained a 3.9 grade point average, plans to study chemical engineering. Linda Mangels and Tom Watters were
School gymnasium,according to activities majoring in science and mathematics. Salutatorian Brad Kohl also is awarded Quill and Scroll Gold Keys, the
secretary Marge Leach. Eric said he has been offered full tuition graduating with a 3.9 grade point average. top journalism award.
"There are about 20 more who probably scholarships to University of Arizona. Brad is the son of Mr.and Mrs.John Kohl. Numerous awards for art.drama.music
won't make it because they are either Brigham Young University. the Speaking at the graduation ceremony and sports also were given to the seniors.
The seniors also had their senior picnic
failing or just haven't quite enough University of Utah and Arizona Sta.te will be the president of the National Honor ..
at Marana Air Park Friday afternoon.
credits,” Ms. Leach said. University. - Society,John McGarey. McC;arey,elected
The baccalaureate was held Sunday,
by the senior class to be their speaker.
' ecfv"-cti"IrA04110")21401.9 eit7nAr‘tal ICIP-Ob'e310 ICInitr‘z141,etC"'"Vb" eccsil plans to talk about "the experiencesitof
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Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as guest
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The graduation invocation will be given
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Amphitheater Superintendent Dr.
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morning at the Village Inn Pancake House Wilson, CDO principal.
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with scholarship offers from the Dr. John Welsh, a benediction will be
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by John Chapman and -.. ----- - . ,
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ka Ray Cooney BRING THIS AO CALL FOR APPOINTMENT NOW! when the rear window of her
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on their cattle, reported this week that no Four animals were killed and many
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i maimed.
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�abreak for summer vacation tomorrow,
_ . � '. . solved.Well just keep watching. , Ma 24 after ter regular classes.
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The saddle to be raffled off by the Catalina Area Business Association at the Memorial
Day celebration Sunday gets a final once-over by Leonard Smart,owner of Smart's Wednesday, May 24, 1978
Western Wear. (VOICE staff photo)
Third
By KIT McILROY Following a memorial service at the originally was last Sunday, but "we've competitions. Winners in barrel racing,
Catalina's third annual Memorial Day grandstands, resented by the Senior overstepped g
P pped the deadline every pole bending,g pylon racing, the Keyhole,
gala this Sunday promises to be "our Ladies' Color Guard of VFW Post 4903, Yttredahl said. rescue race,the Big M and flag racing will
biggest yet," said parade chairwoman prizes will be awarded to parade entrants A saddle, purchased by the Memorial share a cash jackpot drawn from half the
Myrtle Ytterdahl. in three categories:marching exhibitions, Day Parade Committee, will be raffled. entry fees.
Offering a parade, a seven-event floats and horsemen. Tickets will be available in local businesses The junior division will be limited to
gymkhana,a raffle and prizes,the festival In addition to first, second and third at $1 apiece, or five for $4. until the contestants 14 and younger, while senior
is expected to attract participants from place trophies, a special prize will be moment of the drawing,according to Mrs. riders can be any age 15 and older.
Tucson and Phoenix, she said. awarded the entry best exemplifying the Yttredahl. A $2 entry charge per event will be
The parade will lead off the day,at 1 p.m. theme, "Arizonans and History." About 3 p.m. activity will shift to the required.Judy Bentley,owner of the Milky
The route will run from the Lariat Inn The deadling for submitting parade Milky Way Ranch on Lago del Oro for the Way and principal organizer of the
south along the frontage road to temporary entries, available at Smart's Western ranch's last horse event of the season, a gymkhana, predicts a field of nearly 100
grandstands near Red's Bait and Tackle. Wear, Hair Palace and Sybil's Antiques, gymkhana featuring seven timed contestants, most from Catalina but
ranging from Marana to San Manuel.
Capping the day's events will be a street
CATALINA CURRENT* dance, beginning at 8 p.m.in the parking
lot of Catalina Plaza Drug. Melba Foster
and the Shadow Mountain Boys will be on
hand to deliver the music.
All Memorial Day attractions will be
Schools out; kids on the loose free to the public. Refreshments will be
sold at the gymkhana and during the
dance.
When Mrs. Yttredahl and "a bunch of
By BETTE CHASTAIN week vacation in Springfield,Mass.Upon Due to our mild winter, a local friends"began kicking around the idea of a
Tomorrow is the last day of school at her return,she will take over her former veterinarian says flies are out in extra Memorial Day parade over three years
Coronado Elementary. duties at Red's Bait and Tackle Store. large numbers this year. Check your ago, they didn't suspect theywere
With the long sum- ,. Welcome back, your customers missed animals regularly for bites,especially the
•
beginning a Catalina tradition.
mer vacation ahead, you. ears,and keep the area sprayed. "I opened my mouth,someone else stu
please, let's everyone be * * * * * * a foot in it, and weck
extra careful while �;; �� Don't forget the big Memorial Day Bingo at the St. Martin de Porres got started,"she said.
driving. When children .ti.; .. ,[ Parade this Sunday to be followed bya Church has been changed from FridayCatalina took to the notion immediately.
g As usual,this year's celebrations will be a
start playing they ‘411-0-,te- Gymkhana at the Milky Way Ranch and night to Thursday beginning this week community effort Mrs. Yttredahl
forget to be cautious,so � .i ending with a street dance at Catalina according to Betty Rodriguez. "We will emphasized. '
it's up to us to keep alert Plaza. Plan to attend one or all of these begin at 7:30 p.m.,"she said"and be sure to Despite officials sponsors—the a
and perhaps save a � ; .-. � :_y events. tell everyone they're welcome." po Catalina
small life. �• -� �•` �� � * * * * * * Businesses Association for the parade and
* * * A belated 12th birthday to Kathy Have a fun-filled holiday weekend,drive the 4-H ClubNorthside Raiders for the
Coronado summer school classes will Hakens and many more.' safely and don't get sunburned. gymkhana—«almost everything was done
by ordinary volunteers,"she added.
begin June 12 through July 21.Math and "In the past everybody pitched in, and
reading will be offered from 8:30 to 11:30 School's Out 1-lurray' that's how it's continued," she says.
a.m. at $5 a week for each subject. Both _ Amongthe more prominent
courses may be taken. A bus will be I really like m y teachers, p m nent helpers on
OK, I'll go to the store. Sunday will be Grand Marshal Bob
provided for transportation. Our School's the i'ery best,
Pima County Parks and Recreation will But I n sureglad its over
Gonna visit my Grandma in Utah, Appleton and MC Bob Wilson.
Helping keep the parade flowing
begin their summer program at the school And I'll finally get some rest. She lets me have my uay smoothly will be mounted marshals
during the same hours as the above classes. ou,1 can .sleep every morning
inq Wish I was lea ring taniorrofu' Shirley and Harry Clayton, Mr.and Mrs.
Because of the hot weather, all activities And stay up with the man in the moon.
Have to watch the baby today. Charles Dumont, Sandy Hughes, Ra
will be held indoors. y
* * * Just a minute, I hear mom calling. Just hope it doesn't get boring Smith,Jim Tipton and Aileen Yttredahl.
' Color bearers will be Slim Grabke and
Birthday greetings to Allen Chastain I forgot—gotta clean my room.
'Cause that always makes me yawn.
who will celebrate his 28th birthday on the Now I can eat every hour, Why doesn't she stop yelling? Cal Mott, with Jim Fox and Nancy Mott
28th. A subscriber to the Catalina Call, Bet I'll get fat as a hog.
Now she wants me to mora the lawn. serving as color guards.
Allen shares each issue with employees at Whad 'ya say?Gant hear-you, They call this a vacation?
Essential donations were provided by
Old Nevada, Nev., so our paper gets Oh yeah, gotta feed the dog. I'd rather take a test.
Don Thomas,who provided its wheels:Bob
Raynor Harper,who built the grandstand;
around. Next week 1 rrr gonnago rsh i�r; I'll sure be glad when school starts
* * * - f So 1 can get some rest. Murray,who is supplying the loudspeaker
Bet I catch a bunch from the shore. system;and Rancher's Supply,donor of the
Evelyn Zmudczynski is enjoying a two- What does.she want this time? Bette J.Chastain reviewing stand.
B-2 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday,May 24, 1978
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tie Young. .' 7'Ar ,�.
Upsets highlighted CDO for first. _�� s
Steve Youngquist bunted �� '
Little League action this On Tuesday night. A.G. perfectly twice, while Wade ,,. 'Y '-. " ' �.�, �, - ,
week. Edwards beat Ralph :
p Hayes Young pitched three innings
On Monday night Op- Roofing.The score was 14-4. of excellent ball. ' "z-�� „ 4 .. - .
tim ist North handed A.G. �' \ °`
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A.G. E d w a r d s showed Arizona Portland Cement ``� 4
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Arizona Portland Cement its excellent -..A :tri
defense and played was handed yet another loss ,
first loss in major division all around good ball. as Jerry's Auto Parts won 3- ''' t , ,:� h.
play. In Wednesday night's 2 in overtime. This was the .„ , . `' '
The star player for the game. Greer Construction first Major Division Game to ,= - . --116,11101/ ,
Optimist team was Todd beat Champagne Pools. The go 7 innings. .r~ _ _ \ , .
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Carriere. «rho batted 3-for-3 final score was 17-8. The Star players for Jerry's �. � • - • i��•< S _.�:;.
with three RBIs. The final Greer win was credited to Auto Parts were Chris Dann '. 1 'V'' s
score was 3-2: -Optimist Steve Youngquist and Wade and Barry Ledbetter.Barry
pitched four innings, ,:-- a' f'', x ,.
including the overtime,
while Dann stole home for Kiwanians get a CDU assist
• . the winning run. Kiwanis Club members Arlie Knife and Dayton Ford,busy setting up chairs for the
Patb a Fa s i c n This loss for Arizona club's spaghetti fee Sundayafternoon at Casas Adobes Shopping Center,get assistance
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Portland Cement brought from Karen Linn, treasurer of the Kiwanis-sponsored Key Club at Canyon del Oro
well aattended at CDO
about the three-way tie for High.School. (VOICE staff photo)
first place between Arizona
Portland Cement, Jerry's Y`
About 100 persons flower bouquets and Auto Parts and Optimist
attended a student fashion luminarios made by the North. � >
show at Canyon del Oro High girls. In Little League action on • -
School last Thursday Saturday, Optimist North
The CDO home economics
evening to see the results of beat Cham a ne Pools in a
ti_
department is offering. Champagne �` .���
the home economics sewing courses in beginning and tight game: 4-3. Bob , , ::
class. advanced sewing,beginning Mengler was the star player
Girls from beginning and and advanced foods, and for Optimist, doing a goodw� , ��
advanced sewing modeled
job pitching.
child development. — f.
clothes theymade under the Later in the day. Career
direction of teacher Peggy Ms. Thomas said the Construction beat Ralph 7
Thomas. Sixty-fourgirls department hopes to add 10-4. � � � 1 � ��
y PHayes Roofing. Eddie .
in theprogram senior survival, consumer ` X
participated Lee and Tim Erickson were 1.L `
entitled "Watercolors of education and exploratory Greer s star players. Both ��• 'i
Spring." home economics related had key hits. - -�4 a ' -•
The senior patio was occupations to next fall's In Saturday night action, � y� �
decorated with pastel paper- schedule. Jerry's Auto Parts beat A.G.
Edwards. 8-4. Jerry's . ..
showed good team effort = �y �,
while Chris Dann, Barry 'V* lk.� ' `r
EVE'S Ledbetter, Eric Angel and ;
POTPOURRIEric May were the stars.The
team showed great defense
throughout the game. �- 1..- �
Macrame and Weaving Classes '"' S.
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STANDINGS - .:��
Supplies MAJOR M -
F —Pipes Cigars Fine Tobacco Blends Arizona Portland
;Cement 2 .. �
Don Diego Cigars
Jerry's Auto Parts 6 2 . t —
Greeting Cards Optimist North 6 2 - '` - ,, fit
(602) 297-6222 ORANGE GROVE VILLAGE _.-
Greer Construction 4 4
EVE & JOHN 6451 N. ORACLE ROAD A.G. Edwards 3 4 .de's a hungry boy!
SHAFFER TUCSON. ARIZONA 1525704 Ralph Hayes Roofing 2 7 E.W. "Dusty"Farnsworth,at left,ladles the meat sauce onto the spaghetti plate of his
- Champagne Pools 1 6 fellow Oro Valleyan,Tom Rainsberger, at the Kiwanis Club's spaghetti feed Sunday
MINOR A afternoon. (VOICE staff photo)
For all your PRESCRIPTION needs, Huff Realty 4 2 r
Matlock 4 2
Lighthouse Electric 5 3 -
shop in the pleasant surroundings of ' Woody's Sporting Goods 3 3
Greer Construction 2 4 .:
MISENER DRUGS Arizona Portland
Cement 2 4 -- t ` .. ,
Kastom Construction 2 4 .„. ?. '
MINOR B ,� -s ,
under the domeJoe's Kids 8 0 r.
.i''''':;:::' i A
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the Catalina kids 5 2 �
in Casa Blanca Plaza �': � t,
6020 N. Oracle Rayco
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Straw Hat 2 3It, '`"*"..?'f.-. , . ;-..,-tir ' -,A111% .1.,,,,, .,....„-fr.lir‘,-- - ,
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Bob's Material Supply 15 �, , : , : 4,- , .. ,
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Hale Construction 6 1 - t
Sticht Insurance 6 1 ,-._ _. __ ___ ow
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Koedyker Construction • 5 2 Growded dinnerparty
it American Pre-Schools Gallant-Carroll About 900 persons showed up for the_Kiwanis Club's 14th annual spaghetti dinner at
Summer Camp Hardware 1 6" Caws Adobes Shopping Plaza Sunday night. The event raised about $2000 for two
KIKX 1 7 University of Arizona scholarships for Canyon del Oro Key Club members and for
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A special three' month program to enhance your child's otheryouth organizations the Kiwanians sponsor. (VOICE staff photo)
iii summer experienc•es.Come join the fun...love and learn. , Little People 0 5 g
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has
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high last Wednesday wereL.
brush in the .,_ in --
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offering reading meson Fir ,
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have never
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when wersco said. “Cut
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and a s and • than adequate. ' e Officer Petersen said large in the area.
offered.
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the toN%n* d the sewage Few people ever,,
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start a fire.
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A 10-acre parcel of land Carter Dickey bishop of the
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.west of Canyon del Oro High 12th•Ward, said the facility
School has been tentatively would be able to handle 250 <:
purchased by the Church of students. ' .k.'
Jesus Christ of Latter-day ,
Read said the church
Saints for a student decided to purchase the land � °°'' ""`` {
seminary. because of the area's Y __ '-:,
Mac Read,' president ofA
anticipated growth. �.. .�- ,y
Tucson North Stake, the .7:
Mormon district handling He expects the sale to be -: __4 ,
completed by July. -rR �� Asits„
the purchase,said construe- xtion could begin in two ears The seminary would use 4 v �� ..,;, � ;, ,� ••
if thedeal is only lye acres of the parcel. ��• � ., � icr`� � "'
completed.The P ,o � �Z...
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Read said, and the rest
seller's identity was not • , . � . ;, --
disclosed. would probably be sold or 4.,,,! '. �` t w:,� ���..
Under the seminary used for recreation. •_ � � -" .
program, Mormon high Dickey said the seminary ..M ,-it,.:1/44 s , -,
school students would study would prepare boys for their _ <
an hour a dayat the required i red two- ear 7 ,,,.. ,, k v �:
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seminarybeforeand the girlsw 1 ., r ... ,,
the regular for religious ,. x ;
school day. Read said four life. ' ~ : x
high schools in Tucson He said the Mormon . ,4
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District One already have Church,which has 15 wards , h r
such programs. and about 9,000 parishioners ' FON .. : `
About 80 CDO students in the Tucson North Stake,is � � . K
would attend the semina growing .� � ". , y
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Everything for the graduate!
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Teri Wahl, right, holds aloft the smokey blue kitten Carla M F •
Health Careisc arland, 12, at left h
that ad dust ridden
hat will be a graduation present for her sister Cristy, "Chiquita"down to the Oro Valley residence on Calle
Everyone's
17,a senior at Canyon del Oro High School.Teri and Concordia where the giveaway kitten was obtained.
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Py JOHN C FOSTER E wcutive Puerto,/E3xue Cm s&RICK Shield of Artzona INCREASES
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In the summer months, Filled, portable gaso-
gardeners, vacationers line containers should be revisions
and recreation buffs stored in a cool, well
emptying the contents of ventilated area, where
gasoline cans into lawn tipping over or accidental By MARY hopes to emphasize social available for anyone wishing Department to establish a
mowers, boat motors and damage is unlikely. EHRMANTRAUT self-help projects that"make to use the facility. nature memorial at the site.
camping stoves is a famil- Containers should not The Catalina Senior people feel better about Persons needing a key can Initiated by Gerald
lar sight. be placed near sources of Center is taking on a themselves." call 825-9200 or Wright's Butler, Coronado Elemen-
Each year an estimated open flames(i.e., ranges, clubhouse atmosphere and is The center is located in a home, 825-9826. tart' School principal, and
25,000 persons require pilot lights or burners). increasing itsy
manager. the R a z z i e
hours from trailer behind Coronado Lee Myers, former center
hospital emergency room Gasoline should never four hours a day to 24 hours, Elementary School on Wilds The center recentl
treatment for injuries as- be stored in a car or car seven dmfs a week, the new Road.It is open to persons 60 sponsored a car wash to help Springer Memorial would
an elderly couple buy
sociated with liquid fuels, trunk. The vapors may manager says. and over. include a nature path,
including gasoline, kero- filter into the interior of Larry Wright, who heads Wright says the center awnings to eliminate an modification of the center's
sene, lighter fluid and the car where ignition the Senior Now Generation will continue to serve a noon overheating problem in
g their mobile home. greenhouses, labeling of
charcoal starters. sources exist. programs here, says he meal and that a key will be plants in the greenhouses,
More than 13,500 of Wright plans to continue and bird baths and feeders.
such activities as bingo,pool, Wright says the memorial
these injuries are related � card games,arts and crafts,
to gasoline—primarily as First
r • vocational and avocational would provide interaction
a result of a fire or aid coursebetween senior citizens and
o
explosion. classes, and speakers. He children of the area. Center
Underwriters Labor-
hopes to add square dancing. members could use the
atories offers the follow- June Coronaao The center is currently memorial to teach children
ing suggestions for the requesting the Pima County and assist them in research
safe storage and use of The Gojder Ranch Fire District will Paramedics from the Department of Parks and Recreation projects, he said.
gasoline: sponsor an eight-hour course in basic first Public Safety will provide training, and
- t aid at 8 a.m., June 3,..it the Coronado certificates will be issued for those who
Elementary School. complete the class.
CIVIC Fire district volunteers will have first Mrs. Murray said- the fire district
crack at signing up for the free course. arranged" the calls through the Pima //
GROUPS... enMce / 1%. 1'1'3. Fli--Is -.......H But residents in the district also may will sponsor a second course in first aid
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attend while openings are available, specifically for Catalinans,if residents are HOROCA CARPENTRY
GROUPS... Catalina resident Della Murray said. interested.
- Remodeling & Re airsNo fob too small—Estimates GROUPS... Catalina veteran to Reasonable prices years experience
Paneling, dry wall, doors, locks
.. on or weekendis .
Custom built-fns,carports emlosed, pis screened :
Catalinan Robert T. Rook.90,a veteran Two World War II veterans also will be Licensed, bonded, insured. r,.
Raise funds of World War I. will be a featured recognized at Memorial Day services,said
participant in the Memorial DayParade in chairman JoAnn Beinhauer. Tucson -- 297-6044
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for your cause Catalina Sunday. Catalina residents Alfred L. Irwin and Catalina — 825-3386 r-- ,/
A sergeant in the 88th Division, he Jim Granger will-be named at the service '
served in France as an advance scout and
received the French Citation. and will participate in the ceremonies.
He has been a member of VFW Post Beinhauer said it's as important to honor
4903 for 52 years. living war veterans as it is those deceased. �
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Call . ; - - • Metaphysical &Self Awareness Books
824-3743 r• Serving Oro Valley and Catalina. Located at the • • Shell Jewelry from The Philippines
NW corner of Oracle and Ina in The Great •
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Advertising
Commercial°and Business Want Ads' 427 Furniture 503 Pet/Livestock RENTALS
5eper word,20 word minimum - z Supplies
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Special Effects 10e Extra Per Word a rocker chair,large,vinyl, ------- X11 Mobile Home
light grey, used one week. Will ...
ANNOUNCEMENTS Blind Ads 50e Extra sacrifice.297-3721. r Rawleigh since 1889.Complete line .
All Ads 4% Sales Tax - of extracts-spices-food supple- Furnished 44 foot mobile home.2
1013 CardAanouncements For Sate: ment-cosmetics-cleaning aids-Mr. bedroom, porch, fenced. 9050 N.
103 of aTy Inks Ask for fro ValleyC assif ed Ads Dry sinkcan be used for liPet Care Products. 888- Oracle.Call 297-6478 or 297332eAwa Free cabinet, hope chest. Other pieces 2415. 4-26 3-29
107 Lodse b Club Notices made on order.Call 297-6575.
109Lost&Found[Free) 884-9880
111 Personals 435 Household V FOR RENT: A clean and pretty
113 Travel OpportunitiesG. . . 509 Pets For Sale mobile home with 1 bedroom,den,
Deadlines kitchen,living room and bath on a
BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Saturday 11 a.m. for Wednesday International Sterling silverware, Kittens for sale.Male Persian,male large lot at 15770 No. Oracle Rd.
98 pcs.-7 pc.place settings plus Manx,two Persian male cats.Please $165.00. 825-3546 or 297-4553.
201 Accounting,Bookkeeping Combination Rates serving pieces. $1600. 297-0384. phone 825-3400 or 825-9376 or 4-5
385-9366. Write Catalina Pet
203 Appliance Repair Green Valley News-Oro Valley Voice Rates Call after 6:00 weekdays. All day Service, CRB 8756, Tucson, AZ
205 Answering Service available phone 889-2092 weekends. 85738. REAL E
207 Auto Service STATE
209 Building/Remodeling Wanted:to help rehabilitate those Want to find a good home for
211 Carpet/Rug FREE who are less fortunate.We areRegistered 10 month old male Irish _
213 Concrete,Masonry in gog Land &
215 Cooling,Heating need of tax deductible Setter. No papers call 825-9276.
FAMILY WANT �D DONATIONS of furniture, lamps, 4-19 Acreages
217 DraftingServices
china, pictures & frames, -
219 Electrical Repair ,
post-
221 Excavating&Leveling cards,stamps,coins,books,plants Say it where they see il... Five acres of beautiful desert
SEE pots.W
e willpick
223 Handyman up.Call Willing , property. Located just 1 block
225 Hauling Effort Industries: 327-1734 bet.
. : _ ,�.� _�. __.. ._ - in the WANT AD north of Tangerine Income Tax 94 p.m. "?1! gerine Rd. and one
229 Janitorial Services 109 Lost& Found 303 HelpWanted I ,., block west of La Cholla. $12,500.
Two 50-gallon galvanized gas _�':
231 Landscaping&Yard care :_.,•_._;:::1-.:.::
Call 297-3212.
233 Legal Services ree barrels,$10 each.One braided rug . -235 Miscellaneous Services 9x12, $25. One spool of standard 237 Mobile Home Services Lost: Dark Siamese male. Helpwanted gauge barbed wire,$10.Call after 4 -_^ -_
239 Movingb Stora Sinus p - - -.__ _ - 911 Mobile Homes
Be trouble.Oracle and McGhee area. .m.or for appointment call James : '
241 Painting&Papering F.Ragsdale,R.R.19,Box 107.825- _ zR,f~
243 PlumbingRepair Call 297-6467 evenings & Catalina9404. 1,2,3,bedrooms for rent.Mobile
pa 5-3 Ariz. opening
245 Roofing-Siding _ Home Ground Space available.
247 Sewing,Alterations - -- for part time center For Sale ,, _ _ ,�,. Laundromat open to public.
249 Swimming Pool Maintenance 209 Building/ manager in multi- water-Less stainless steel .
-'' "R Catalina Country Mobile Home
251 Tree Service Remodeling purpose senior center a cookware. Complete set, never -7,--...-N---..... Park N. Oracle Road Catalina
253 TV/Stereo Repairs and been used.50 year warranty.Call: �' 297-3830.
255 Upholstery nutrion program. Must 624-3745 9 a.m.to 12 noon only.
257 Well Drilling have experience facillita- Ask for Linda Brown. 4-26 - RANSPORTATION For sale: '73 "Marlette" 14x70
• HOROCA CARPENTRY
mobile home 2 BR.2 bath.perfect
Remodeling&Repairs ting social services and 441 Musical mionmomminim
condition. Ideal 2nd home for
EMPLOYMENT Estimates given-30 years experience. planning,organizing and instruments 701 Automobiles winter visitors with free summer
Custom built-ins, carports enclosed.
301 Babysitter Wantedporches screened. Licensed,bonded. implementing social, upkeep.Catalina 825.9158
Y For Sale: Organ Wurtitzer,concert Must sell for health reasons, 77 .. ....-.. - ..
303 Help Wanted insured. Tucson - 297-6044. recreational and educa- Pinto wagon,luggage rack,79 tags,
305 HelpWanted,Sales model,full pedal,walnut.Suitable Budger.10x55 with 9x13 expando.
Catalina-825-3386. tional activities. Trans- home or church. Leslie speaker - in excellent condition-297-2�0 2 One bedroom furnished. Skirting
307 Work Wanted both $2000.00. Call: 297-5807.
' portation necessary, and awnings. Tool shed.Screened
MERCHANDISE 215 Cooling/ Accepting resumes until 5-10 porch.Orchard Valley Park.3950 E.
,
711 Parts & Hawser. Lot 60. Space rental
MISCELLANEOUS Heating Tuesday 3/28 5 p.m. '
L55 Wanted To Buy Accessories $40/mo.includes water.Open 1-5
SNGP, 242 S. Plumer, -- " p.m.daily.
401AppliancesigProtect your cooler with a heavy4 used tires. 800x16.5D. Lots of
4033 Antiquesscanvas cover from Air-Master Tucson,Az.85719 E.O.P. Cash for junk cars.Free tow away.
405 AuctionsCall:748-0600.
miles left.$45.825-9620.
407 Books,Coins,Stamps 3928 S.6th Ave.294-9358.
409 Building Materials 227 Income Tax
411 Carport,Patio Sale •••••••••••• :•••••••••••as••etl•••••••••••••••••e••
413 Clothing . -* , * ile • •
415 Cooling,Heating LEE'S • Came pay..but
417 Crafts,Hobbies ACCOUNTING •
419 Farm b Ranch Equipment �� PETS &
421 Firewood SERVICE `- •
: you can make a steal
423 Floor Coverings income Tax Returns. LIVESTOCK • •
425 Foods Federal&State. 1 •Itookkeeping small business. . '�427 Furniture. - ; with
429 Gift Ideas Pick-uta Delivery. • •
501 Livestock
Experienced reliable FOr Sale wANT AD O �,��
431 Golf Equipment .� �
433 Health Foods
435 Household Goods
Full blooded African Goats,Pygmy • �
437 Jewelry,Watches,etc. 235 Miscellaneous 235 Miscellaneous 1 _ •
439 Machinery,Tools Services Services Type$50 and up.825-9620. • ;�
441 Musical Instruments + • • • ,�
443 Nurseries,Garden Supplies - to .,y- ,.R,..- .
445 Office-Business Equipment X •
447 Photographic Equipment � -.
AMERICAN PRE-SCHOOLS �'�` - - •
Rabbit hutches all new galvanized �'��" �::'� .•. . -- _ •
449 Recreation Equipment dr,-, -„ ""`- . •
451 SewingMachines ., �,�.y, �f��;
welded wire construction. Com- . �•• -'•��"""'" :�•�•-•r
Seven Tucson schools to serve your = •
453 TV's,Stero,Radio plete with feeder,watering bottle, ; -'~ ,,, ��"
455 Wanted to Buy family needs, hangers. 1-2 and 3 compartment "''�`-` -=.. '%:-- R •
PETS&LIVESTOCK cfr,•'-v.-~
units starting at 530.825-9391 or • ;E;�;;,.;,;,.:����.F.-.9.-4-....i::...,.:::;., •
884-8586. • ... •
1101 South Columbus Tucson 745-2980 ••
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501 Livestock For Sale • •
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6425 South Pacheco Tucson 294-2701 HORSE SHOEING •
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503 Pet,Livestock Supplies Experienced. Reasonable rates. •
505 Pet Services 3107 East Pima Tucson 327-4411 Ph.825-9876.Harry G.Clayton. e,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••
509 Pets For Sale
3902 N. Flowing Wells Tucson 887-9202 •
BUSINESS-FiNANCE 8425 E. Old Spanish Tr. Tucson 885-7261r
Opportunities 7845 E. Golf Links Rd. Tucson Bring t 0
601 Business
296-8090
603 Insurance
645 Investments 6021 N.Oracle Tucson 742-3369 COUPONiteFAMILY
it607 Money to Loan k. �_ 0
609 Money Wanted FOR WANT AD!
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255 Upholstery 307 Work Wanted
TRANSPORTATION - .r
Upholstery Special - Basic sofa
701 Automobiles and chair$139. Choice of Hercu- Mature experienced nurses aide HERE'STHE RULES
703 Bicycles Ion or 100% Nylon. Plus $5 will care for patients days or
705 Boats,Motors,Supplies additional each cushion.Old World evenings.825-9580. 1.All items far the FREE fatuity to omit any items not pertaining
707 Campers&Shells ELEVEll
Furniture Works, Tucson 623- want ads must be written on the' to personal items.
709 Motorcycles coupon. 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 induded on the 5.The deadline for the FREE
715 Rentals FREE in home estimates or visit our ��it coupon, or it will not be family want ads is FRIDAY
717 Travel Trailers showroom at 4243 N. Campbell. accepted. NOON.
719 Trucks 327-3383. 'CS./ 3.Only personal want ads will be 6. When item(:)is sold,please call
UPHOLSTERY&INTERIORS
accepted.We reserve the right 884-9880-
FiTCH
RENTALS
EMPLOYMENT 1 For The Sake Of Clarity,Please Print N. ORACLE
801 Apartment Furnished I 8700
803 Apartment Unfurnished 303 Help Wanted
805 Commercial Rentals MERCHANDISE or
807 Home
809 Miscellaneous Rentals Room,board,private bath,garage,
811 Mobile Home foothills home, to healthy woman
813 Mobile Home Lots with car, in exchange for light MISCELLANEOUS __. __ -
815 Share Living Quarters housekeeping, some cooking and
817 Storage Rentals driving for one. Afternoons and 413 Clothing -- -
819 Townhouse evenings free for outside work,plus -- _
821 Vacation Rentals weekends off.Phone 299-2536. Schwinn Bike-Girl's 20 inch with
823 Want to Rent Work odd hours adding up to a full' basket.Good condition$30.00.Call ----------- -
time job. Tuesday, Wednesday, 297-70860
' 4-5
REAL ESTATE Saturday and part-time Sunday __
901 Commercial Property work week as circulation assistant 425 Foods NOT FOR PUBLICATION
delivering and distributing weekly NAME ___ __
903 HHomess,Ranches and monthly publications in "instant Mixes" make and store -"- - --'
907 Income,Investment Property Tucson, Green Valley and for pie crusts, puddings, bever-
ages,etc.,$1.00;"YummyRabbit ADDRESS -_ _
909 Land&Acreages surrounding communities. Must
911 Mobile Homes maintain and repair distribution Recipes," hash, sausage, enchila- pNONE NUMBER
913 Open Houses machines and addressing systems. das,Aunt Phil's special ingredient, . 1603'4 N. ORACLE
4
915 Real Estate Wanted Truck supplied. Call Mr. Chmara etc.,$1.00."A"Rabbitry&Supply, Maximum Insertion-3 Times DEADLINE FOR WANT ADS CATALINA
917 Resort-Vacation Property 624-3745 in Tucson or 625-1579 in P.O. Box 8498-CRB, Tucson, AZ
919 Townhouses Green Valley. 3.2g 85738. For Each Want Ad IS FRIDAY NOON
B-6 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday,May 24, 1978
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' HIGH BRUSH BLOCKED DRIVERS VIEW: .
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Students injuredin auto accident
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Three Canyon del Oro High brush disguised the Whipps is about 100 yards Whipps said, because the
High School students were arroyo as the driver turned west of the county sewerage accident occurred on private
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,,,,,,, : • ' ' ‘ s...,‘ _ , 1 rs,' injured last Wednesday off to avoid meeting a inceptor near the Canyon del property and no law was
morning when their four- bulldozer working in the Oro Wash. violated.
",- ' '*4 :r4,L , N'441. wheel-drive vehicle bounced area, he said. "There's a For Sale' sign The Pima County Sheriffs
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it k. into an arroyo south of The boys returned- to on the property,so it belongs Department is continuing an
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s .., . , 'n.''',„'• Lambert Lane. school, where police were to someone,"Whipps said. I investigation, according to
— , . . •
Oro Valley police Officer notified. don't know who." Oro Valley Police Chief Fred
,,,. Steve Whipps said Robert The area described by No citation was issued, Roof.
t, ' - - :i-,r I Hale and George Weaver,
,
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- ' both 16, were taken by
---, ',..--2.2 r ambulance to St. Mary's BUDGET HEARING THURSDAY-
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Hospital and Health Center,
where they underwent
... . ,, abdominal surgery.
........... — _
. Both were_reported in Police to ask for increase
Catalinan makes itp his mind good condition by a hospital- -
David Bennett of Catalina muses briefly before he spokeswoman Monday.
decideto sign thpetition Sundain opposition to a Whipps said Todd Reisner, The Oto Vallev police increase in Jul v and another budget seriously. He said he
s e y
TV tower on Pusch Ridge. (VOICE staff photo) 16,driver of the vehicle,was department will 'ask the 5 percent increase in would have preferred larger
taken to St. Mary's later by town council on May 25 for January 1979. pay increases for the
his father and treated for a $113,000 for the 1978-79 Roof said 'the advisory policemen.
possible concussion and nose budget, a 28 percent council, which included "We have a fine group of .
injury. - increase over the present Royal Bouschor, Lauren officers and since we expect
Patrick Warne, 16, a budget. Rhude, John Dillon,Charles them to live within three
Two coaches sought fourth occupant of the Police Chief Fred Roof Groty and Darrell Gilcrnan, minutes of the town their
vehicle, was not injured, said a council committee met modified the budget from a cost of living is high. We
Replacements for retiring team to the state AA finals Whipps said. four times to come up with high of$232,000 to a low of don't want to run a police
basketball h Johthd he will
Whipps said the four were the$32,000 budget hike. $97,000 and came up with academy, where we train
coacn is year, saitest-driving the vehicle after The request includes the$113,000 figures. policemeri and then they
Tissaw and baseball coach continue to teach biology as
Dan Metz are still being well as referee for the it had been worked on in the hiring one more officerand a Groty said he expected the leave for better paying jobs,"
CDO
sought, according to Art basketball and football auto shop. 5 percent cost of living council to consider the Groty said.
Mangels, Canyon del Oro teams. , ..._.- •
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athletic director. "The kids at CDO are
Mangels said he has been really special," Metz said.
interviewing applicants and "But the biggest asset is the
probably will announce his parents up here. The kids
decision after school is out. reflect their families and KJYK FM95
they have great families."
Tissaw, who had 'been
CDO's basketball coach CV 0 0 )
since the school opened in Rep. Dunn Oa" • , .....
1965,says he plans to stay on
as a physical education
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teacher. He led the Dorados LI . /Ali
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to five conference titles.
Metz,who led the baseball third term AM 1490
OV pooi opens Sister Clare Dunn, .
representing Tucson's legis-
this Saturday lative District 13, which
includes Oro Valley,said she The terrible political crisis gripping the Italian people should concern
will pursue a third term in
the
The swimming pool at us all. For it presents a challenge to all western society.Ask not for whom Arizona House
DRepresentatives. of Dennis Weaver County Park the bell tolls — it tolls for thee.
will open Saturday at 1 p.m.
She is a member of the
Hours will be from 1 to Ways and Means. Natural
We are all linked together. And i
5:30 p.m.seven days a week. Resources and Energy, f the Italians fall again into
A lifeguard will be on duty at Banking and Insurance, Totalitarianism,it is a disaster for us all.It is not only the kidnapping of an
all times. Agriculture and Ethics Italian leader who has had a crucial role in stability that is disturbing,it is
Registration for county committees.
swim teams which will have Sister Clare said her the deeper meaning of the motives that have taken so much of the Italian
meets at the local pool will be background on the tax youth.
June 7 to 10 from 9 a.m. to committee would be useful
noon. when the legislature
addresses comprehensive
Swim meets will begin tax reform in the next They rise from a sense of cynicism about the operation of free
June 14. . SPSS ion. governmental institutions. A loss of hope.
We have some of it in this country,too.People both look to government
to solve their problems and feel discouragement at its capacity to oblige.
Ultimately, societies prevail because people not only can care for their
BETTE'S
own needs but also have a serious commitment to the entire community.
BACKItalians in vast numbers have lost faith in the dedication of their
political leaders and the bureaucracy. ...
in the Catalina Call
If you have comments or suggestions based upon this
That's right — after a editorial, write "KAIR is concerned, . .
month's vacation, 34.38 N. Country Club, Tucson, Az. 85717"
Bette Chastain is
back at her typewriter .,
for the Catalina Call. ..o.
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