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Vol. 5,No.44 One Section— 12 15 Cents
November 2 9111**9 ::8
VISTA GRANDE
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By TERRY VENET assurance ,
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The annexation of a 16b0-e drainage and road require- has two yea
Failure to comply during E ,i,,- Ifs- 14. k ;
ments will be met.
acres to Oro Valley to
developed as asingle "A developer has three that time can result in a loss.ean :ND! ons tirLeisse i,:,,,:.,, s,„ 91, . fiv ,,i,,,,, 4. I/
options,” she said. of the subdivision standing, aa 4 -11111 44 ' ‘,1':, :.; ,
subdivision has been
requested for consideration "They can either provide and would. pkrothbatbhleyzomning watt au 300 ,_,,,,14,,,,,v.:7:1 ,i, ,:,,,,,, /
reverting bac .
by the Town Council. t C. the improvements im-
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funds for the improvements,
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developer, Atlas G e or sign a trust agreement said.
Ltd. that they cannotsell the Stubbs provided the —smaltwil. .s 1 i*,, .
He told the council the property except as a whole council with engineering \ l'.* .
(6.„.Nil))parcel, located east of and
until the improvements are reports and asked thathe be
adjacent to the existing ,completed. contacted next month on the
OFFICIALS SAY
town limits, will be used for
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300 dwellings.
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zoning ocne nrvneieesn,xosgap
annexation oei sor tn a sbi s wouldbmsapa pnrsyreaoqivaldiesedsito,rhuei four
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By TED TURPIN
Publisher laai rd l y Maranarneids
particularly dwellings per acre in some ,, „s, ,...-0,,,z1 How cant reeespidents of about onesewer system
within its
areas. match. , , ,.., .: .,4, ,,,,,,,,t,4:er; ,st, :iztj:..jil: toPhfiernTirauseCesiunenrfryroamkte, sc?ontthreolCliintyg wbohuincdhariel ises
"The density willbbssaid. ' '\ mcalm- 4
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zor 1-7--:- , 7,..I: ,-":**::1,44 i,,,,,, *:'' „. Tucson,has:Inewd wthnaseesrest days living many
disposes thesewer
told Pinia... of
ythat if it
hanadvethme more sparse
areassPars
onsseibsility,
likely have townhouses." . ..
they eye recent
outside
wreasnpots to retain thethat tolocwaril
In addition to the homes,
Stubbs proposed a 45-acre i ......* attempts by some county
"public access trail," 4officials to turn countywide system.
running the length of the sewer authority over to
Tucson. eSSbelieves that for
subdivision and into tthe a n Dy ePwa ei nr
Coronado National Fores . .
1500 acre property Is the answer a Sewer ffeivreicitodie,renorganized
ance
Councilman Ed Needham
questioned whether the V Authority, with representa-
would :a
tion on it from bot tm.jounchofasGotvheernPmimeantsAs(psoAcG)
responsibility for
ance omaidnt7n- may ask to join County and its incorporated
f the trail woul all
. municipalities? is setieuippa—litwieisthoftoherosmvaalllleeyr
on the city.
acres. Could besay top officialsan
Stubbs said such respon- If the Town of Oro Valley
sibility would be upon 160 Engle to annex the ,, South Tucson.It all depends
ValleygmaniuvdnenSouetnhouTugh
"several small homeowners acre "Vista Grande Engle said he put the item
onlastwe.ek's study session on way it's structured. cs°vnotebseintgo
Tucoucnsotenr,-baanldanpocesstih.belyCpityimoaf
groups that will comprise development just north ofiit, calendarjust for discussion E.S. County.
one large association." a second annexation might "Bud" Walker,
follow. and to get council members
"The Arizona Highwaythinking about their chairman of the Board of
Supervisors,is pushiifor , "If you set it up strictly by
Department has into to Mayor E.S."Steve"Engle response in case such a
said that John Rooney, a Sewer Authority, althoughpopulation,widen Oracle Road a request should be made. Tucson,,woulel
he htoasn't yet given specifics ov e r w h e 1 m u4;, th e
median-divided highway resident of Tulsa, Okla.
how he'd want it Maranan conten s. "That
from Tangerine Roa to owns about 1,500 aces' "T ere's nothing firm at
this time on the possible organized.
North First Avenue," immediately adjacenttouro
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wouldysbteemthtoe sTuamcesoasng,,iving
Stubbs said. Valley and the Vista Grande request for annexation,"the thes
property. mayor said. Si nt"Steve"sv ea"Sewer.Eng
"We would request a - of-MOraoyVoraElle.Sy:th‘
Rooney's land is Authority
break in the rnedan. at a He said Rooney's attorney, He said . empowered to set Mayor Dan Eckstrom of
Henry Zipf of Orolocated "just north Valley, - system . Sewer Authoray m.ig,t, as
South Tucson thi.nksht bae
nine-acre parcel within theeof rates and operate the sewer
existing town limits, which has told him the owner Stutybb. s' company's pro ern might be a good idea,
request that Oro per , a lot of it lies east of ec fof enc et iev re,n ebdu t ahbe 0 ui stn t h
will be used as an. access might particularly if it can be as
Valley annex the 1,500 the highway."
road to the subdivision," he effectivepaTusecmsoli_ tiroonble: ohfisTuts(o)n domina-
said. Airport Authortihtye,
neighbors. northern
Town Engineer Jim autonomous body.
Kriegh expressed concern .inda Vista area
that there might .b ctho'narttrhoelti-gieisntegwsoeliers
ingE,coviviiolr:iitv?seoinrgemLaeraamna-
cess of breaks ine.thed
• and serves on the scohmooel
emxedian,which he descnbe. • Tucsoni moverldr°t ea snnt'our.t
board there, has s
as a "potential traffic nixes paving p fl servic,?
0 Valleyan
thane d rsoetting our
ates,
said.
hazard." Areusethrvoraittiyon_s awbohuicthahSeeswayers
Stubbs said he , would
ow
Several Oro Valley within t
investigate Kreie.gh's he subdivision with Thatofnosrideration .is
importantitwould be organized.
vvi13cist until he' h
suggestion
. of providing a residents who live along the option of paving LindaMarana, too,
frontage road for subdi- Linda Vista Boulevard Vista.
Pima County's
msaayysorTfeodr PDieSpa. in, vice
He thinks some. sort of
vision residents along made it clearat .
last week's Engineer. Dwight Lind
Oracle Road. Town Council meeting that said that with 75percent of
' ts — one for
districts see the county sewer .
Dorothy Montgomery, a they don't wish to be part of the survey work done, the newest municipality. "We'd federation of independent
just as soon ,,
an improvementthedistrict,
district to cost of paving retain . to
give it for the county — might be
member of the Oro Valley
including Linda Vista,
if
control, he says,"but each municipality and one
pave streets. they're goeidnogn
away,we sur
Planning and Zoning
Estates 'would $2,000 per
be about City of Tucson controlling certainly.
fairer to the
said that when
Commission,. . is The Oro Valley 'twantthe more- work.able, and
a subdivision approved, West Improvement District lot. dntinued on Page
paving of streetsA-4)
developers must provide calls for our sewers." residents of each area.
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Before the 1978 elections fade from *f04‘14
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Arizonans' memories, we wouldlike to point9P4AULA17014
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out that this was the year when CongressmanRATION, •C._,
received a messa a from the voters. P,qoa, :‘
Mo UdallG Jg
- It said,unmistakabl •Mr.Congressman,we SA, y.,-./, a......., .),
have serious doubts about you. / 17S" a.
natel in the heavilyDemocratic \--M-hei Unfortu y, t'l
"no" wasn't sufficient to .
2nd District, thevote cas�'
from Congress, where his retire Udall Oh.,
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have pushed him NM
spendthrift practices •�iie. p
Arizona ♦ --. �`
further and further away from his . � ACT
constituents. But the vote was close enough to - - i. •
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remind him that we're unhappy. t3'And much of the credit for that must be i
given to Tom Richey, the excellent t - .4,-,
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Republican candidate who opposed Udall. j 5. ::,• - " '
Richey, a Sierra Nista man who previously r„.4.‘,.. .,-.N..^...,..............
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served . ,
P.with distinction as District 9 state =�•' '=% JI' 1"'• r-.fli r
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senator, didn't run a smoothly-orchestrated ,,,, ;-
staff had internal1ji1'47� , :•,.,a;� I(i :
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race. His campaign , ' ►�►. � .
problems; he followed- some bad advice in �:%= -:. ==z'''�
rob ,..•�; ���
p • q•,;f l fat .•.",r a too fir:.
!tactics,which hurt him; he lacked the millions --. viva ;:.r""`laYJ-; f !. _ -a lgee - •�,,,..-.• • . • • .,,,,... mow....•-ve !►__�+,�..,. R
in campaign contributions which Udall still ., :,, ,,,. -. .. v...., _ .,
carried over from his Presidential campaign ,M `�•+i• ,,�; - `� .,�.� j/^� - - . -- -,•_ ,
chest; and on television Richey was acceptable - - - • -
but certainly not charismatic.
And yet he came closer to defeating UdallAlb
than has any other Republican candidate in � l
hits
years. In doing so in merely coming close-- to .•:...,
At about 8:30 a.m. ever
and to the nationhe did a service to Arizona :�.
Saturday, Dennis Weaver /� �, ..
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thin margin of Udall's victorymust '
since the gl Park in Oro Valley startsii,..,,;t--f:-..:4-'"f-..
,e r en s .. ::the going soccer crazy •'�'•. -;. .: . .certainl make that Congressman : ,. ��
Y pauseB 10 : cntwonext time he is tempted to raise his awn salary yweS ornerfields dust del .��. .�,-:.,��:;:.
or vote for still more Big Government Oro High are filled with .fr �� ,,-
spending programs. scores of small boys_ and
• giirms,
ls in brightly-colored their own age group, a scores of coaches, referees,
Thank you, Tom Richey. You have lost,•may racing back and more-or-less equal compete- "team fathers and mothers,"
but in the process you won something for all of forth in sometimes success- tion results. and just plain fans who help
us. ful attempts to kick a small And even if one is new to out; rooting the kids to
black-and-white ball into soccer, as I am, its an victory each weekend,
their opponents' net. enjoyable game to watch. giving them snack treats
(As the dead-end kid from
Fast-moving, continuous, after the games, and
,,,. New York said:"Who needs players instantly recogniz- nursing their sprains and
Letters ® able, and the ball always in bruises.
da ball? Kick da udder guy y
' county. in da shins!") sight. Yep, soccer fever is
Stop Tucson grab No wonder those Eur- catching on in Oro Valley—
I hope you can do Most of the young soccer
I read your article in the something to' stopthem players, practically all of opeans and Latin Ameri- and throughout the Tucson
Voice about private well them neophytes, manse to cans go so ga-ga over it. area.
Maybe it's s too late already. I g
owners getting organized to hope not.
hit the ball.Most of the time, (They call it "football," One of these days it will be
fight the City of Tucson and EMMA SCHOENFELDT anyway• however.) challenging Little League
stop its attempted takeover Tucson (unfortunately) And in doing so they Son Craig, 9, has baseball for kids and
of our groundwater in the provide a rich spectacle and improved his physical parents' attention — if it
county. focal point of enthusiasm for strength and flexibility isn't already.
It's about time someone AYSO praise hundreds ofa r e n t s . enough that he can crowd
didp �
something on this.I hope Editor: teachers and friends (and the old man in the push-up
you and the other well often pets as well) who department. And no
owners can slow down the On behalf of our players crowd the sidelines to cheer wonder! — a soccer player,
ir 'IrIDIe
Tucson steam roller. and parents, we would like .
even a defensive man, must
to state that we fully support rt them on. I
In my years of watching Soccer is no"sissy" sport, run 5 to 10 miles per game,
Tucson's growth and the the American Youth Soccer as demonstrated by the way would suspect. When a journalist does
even faster growth of its Organization and its it's fast becoming a rage Credit for much of the become troubled and is
bureaucracy, I have figured objectives. along the Eastern seaboard Dennis Weaver Park's moved to confess, it is
out exactly what they want. We furthermore believe and occasion a 11_y even soccer must go to Mrs.Helen usually over accepting some
They want to control the that our commissioner, crowds baseball and football McElfresh, an attractive airline's offer of a free
whole county. Helen McElfresh, and the off the boob tube. But it is blonde who admits that she, weekend on the Riviera.
The best way to do that is executive board has done an one of the few — so far, at too, is new to the game. But If,on the other hand,he is
to control the water. It outstanding job organizing least — where girls play she has two youngsters — given a $10,000 Nieman
doesn't seem to matter our AYSO Region 206 and even-up with the boys, and and more importantly, she fellowship to spend an entire
whether the Tucson mayor serving the best interest of no one appears to think has the drive to coordinate year at Harvard being
is a Democrat or a our children and the anything of it. the Northeast area program brainwashed by its liberal
Republican, they just keep community. The 16 teams which call of the American Youth faculty, he is usually so
gobbling up more and more Dennis Weaver Park their Soccer Organization. proud of it that he thereafter
land, taking more and more (The letter is signhome field range in ages Even more important, of includes the fact in his
of our water in the foothills by 15 coaches and
from 5 to 14. Since all the course, and she would be resumes.
assistant coaches in the t
and other parts of the a-� AYSO teams play only those within the first to admit it) are the —Columnist William Rusher
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November 29, 1978 ORO VALLEY (ARIZ.) VOICE Page A-3
Clasic whodunit, ading at Saguaro
by MICHAEL ROBB chef of the mystery- Dam ron's finely In addition to this the most part, it . W. Miracle Mile. The
Take one musty, suspense play, *and h o n e d t a 1 e n t is strong acting core, doesn't hurt. theatre opens at 6:15
shadow clad house what a winner she has evident as he brings f i n e s u p p o r t i n g "Ten Little In- p.m.for cocktails,the
isolated on an island cooked up here! the ancient barrister performances are dians" is a suspense- bountiful buffet
off the coast of Devon, Although director so believably to life on offered by Leslie ful, tight-knit "who- begins at 6:45 p.m.,
England. David Gardiner's the stage. C a r roll, L i z e t t e done-it"that will keep and showtime is 8:15
Lace it with a staging is a bit In the role that is at Tallon and Dorothy y91.4 guessing right up p.m.
generous sprinkling clumsy at times, he once absorbingly Klein. . to the final curtain. Special discounts
of suspicious charact- still manages to deftly forceful and sublime- Agatha Christie It's great fun for the are available for
ers,each in some way lead the playgoer ly subtle, Mr. Dam- purists, beware! entire family. members of the
responsible for the through the show's ron's performance Some of the charact- "Ten Little In- military, students
death of another maze of "red her- certainly ranks ers in the story have dians" w ill play and senior citizens.
person. rings," accusations, among the best that m y s t e r i o u s 1 y through mid-Decem- For information and
. - Add a crazy killer and intrigue right up this reviewer has seen changed sex for this ber at the Saguaro reservations call 623-
f o r fl avo r, and to the shocking final in Tucson. production, but, for Dinner Theatre, 749 9456.
remove the means of revelation.
escape from the Gardiner's casting, •
island. too, leaVes something
Now, allow the to be desired, but one o age limit in drug abuse
guests to stew in their cannot deny that
guilt and fears there are a few Drug users in Pima drugs are very trendy cause of its higher gram in Pima County
overnight and "Voi- outstanding per- County today include things," he said. price, costs about $1.7
la!" We have...an formances in this all age groups, not "Right now cocaine is "For that matter, million per year. Geis
abundance of corpses production. just the young, a the'in'drug;heroin is all drugs have esca- said it's paid 40
and the basic plot Frank Damiani is career drug-pre- 'out." lated in price," Geis percent by the federal
recipe for "Ten Little strong at establishing vent ion executive Cocaine, the drug added. "There aren't government, 40 per-
Indians," the Ag- his crass,overbearing insists, abuse worker said, is many $10 lids of pot cent by the state, and
atha Christie mystery detective, and Prin- "The middle-aged big as a"recreational available in Tucson the rest by local
now playing at the die Gorman is the and the elderly are drug,"and tends to be any more; they've governments and the
S a g u a r o D i n n e r very essence of the increasingly notice- used by h i g he r- gone up to$25 or$30." drug users them-
Theatre. terrified Christie able" in drug use, income groups be- The CODAC pro- selves.
Once again Dame heroine. Executive Director
Agatha proves her- More than any Ken Geis of CODAC
self to be the chef's other cast member, (Community Organi-
Miss Gorman cap- zation for Drug i
Great milestones in tures the feeling and Abuse Control) said. ,
sports history, sports style of the play's .
Geis appeared on
trivia questions and dates period in a perform- "Face the Issues," a , ')\‘` WE CLEANED OUT , it
of all of 1979's major ance that is truly local television pro- .., .
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sports events are featured .,,..
charming. ,-:.z,,,-,, ,Th i'fill'A , p
in the colorful new gram featuring a ze--- .
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But it is William - 1 With a Want Ad y•
Seagram's Seven Crowns panel of newsmen. —
of Sports wall calendar. Damron Jr.'s crusty One of them was Ted
This unique sports old judge that is by Turpin, editor and
calendar is available for far the most fascinat- publisher of the
$2.95 from P.O.Box 5062, ing portrayal of the Voice.
Smithtown,N.Y. 11787. evening. Geis said middle-
aged
and older users
— "not necessarily
addicts" — are more
likely to use cocaine
and/or heroin,where-
GREGas marijuana is more
prevalent among
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HANCOCK younger people.
The CODAC pro- A Fill C 0
Chiropractor gram has been under
' 4111 '1.11111. Ill" way, he said, for
,-. about seven years. A
major result has been FAMILY MART
,.,„.„4\ Announces:::,/ ,,,, Announces a reduction in the use
of heroin in the 1302 E. PRINCE RD. at N. MOUNTAIN AVE.
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Page A-4 ORO VALLEY (ARIZ.) VOICE November 29. 1978
AT TOWN COUNCIL MEETING
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Town zoning enforcement approved
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An ordinance to remove 110,000 acre-feet annually, an agreement is not soon '-4,-. „‘„111111111 I
county zoning from the the county currently reached, the delay could
recently annexed Sunny- consumes three times that prevent the scheduled
slope subdivision and amount each year. opening of CDO's science
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enforce town zoning was At the current rate of building, set for spring.
approved at the Town depletion, about .8 percent — Police Chief Fred Roof
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Council meeting last week. of stored groundwater is reported that 14 speeding . , „ _ ,'-.,, ,„
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Oro Valley Ordinance 38 used each year. citations were issued on
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provides that the zoning will The depletion rate is Linda Vista Boulevard last * — - _ ,,,
remain the same. expected to decrease as - month. ,
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Jay Franson, represent- urban uses requiring less Residents complained at
ing the Central Arizona water continue to displace the meeting that there was
Project for the Bureau of agricultural land. an excessive amount of ,
Reclamation, spoke on the "Because of the magni- speeding along the road.
Tucson phase of the project tude of the project, we are "Patrol of an area is
at the meeting. actively_ seeking public determined on the popula-
A public participation input to help determine the tion density," Roof explain- Toward a settlement
program is being instituted, criteria for the final ed. Town Engineer Jim Kriegh,at left,ponders the request
with the first meeting set for alignment of the aqueduct And Roof noted that an of Pat Patrick about the trenching across Calle
tomorrow (Thursday) at in the Tucson area," unmarked patrol car was Concordia for a sewer line. Patrick, Amphitheater
7:30 p.m. in the Board of Franson said. being used frequently in Oro School District's director of physical resources,said the
Supervisors Hearing Room. —In other town business, Valley. trenching is needed to connect the CDO science and fine
The subject of the meeting Tom Rainsberger an- "When residents phone in arts buildings into existing lines.(VOICE staff photo by
will be the background, nounced his resignation suspicious activity, they Chris Kemberling)
description and current from the Site Planning often think we haven't
status of the CAP,and water Committee, effective Dec. 1. responded," Roof said. criminal destruction of Boulevard by a pick-up
supply issues. Rainsberger will continue "If residents don't know property in connection with truck, and provided a
The project is a water to serve on the planning and we're in the area,neither do the destruction of six partial license plate
delivery system to furnish zoning administration, the burglars," he said. mailboxes in Oro Valley last number, he said.
municipal, industrial and — Lois Lamberson and Robert R. Durnil of *week, Roof reported. Durnil was also charged
irrigation water to urban Jim Peterson have been Tucson was cited for Witnesses reported that with allowing an un-
and agricultural areas appointed to the Tucson criminal trespassing, the mailboxes were driven authorized minor to drive,
within Maricopa, Pinal and Urban Steering Committee. reckless driving and over along Linda Vista Roof added.
Pima counties. — The physical resources
This area must currently director of the Amphi- ,
depend on dwindling theater School District MORE • • •
groundwater supplies. proposed that the district be
Of Arizona's 2.8 million allowed to "trench" sewer ABOUT Linda Vista paving
acre-feet annual Colorado lines across Calle Concordia.
River water allotment, the Pat Patrick proposed the (Continued from,Page A-1) will be necessary.Until that mental Protection Agency
project will deliver an trenching on condition that "To pave only Linda Vista time, we'd like to keep regulations would eventual-
average of 1.2 million acre- the district, under an separate from the subdi- things the way they are." ly require paving of roa.ds
feet. "adjacent way improvement vision will cost approxi- Jerry Chessen contested within Pima County as a
The CAP will allow a 67 district clause," provide 50 mately $2,400 per share," the inclusion, noting that means of dust control.
percent reduction in current percent of the cost of an Lind said. Calle El Milagro, which "But it could be ten years
groundwater overdrafts overlay. Homeowners within an intersects Linda Vista, is before the EPA gets around.
within the three counties, Town Engineer Jim improvement district have already a main route north. to enforcing those regula-
alleviating a long-term Kriegh pointed out that 30 days from completion of "If we pave Linda Vista, tions," Corte said.
water supply problem. Calle Concordia is not the paving to pay their share we'll be inviting access we Lind told residents that no
The overall project calls currently part of an in full, don't want," Chessen said. official boundaries of the
for construction of a series of improvement district. Any unpaid balance after Resident Anna Howe said improvement district had
p u m p i n g p 1 an t s and The council agreed to that time, under state law, drivers speed down Linda been set.
aqueducts to lift Colorado allow sewer trenching for must be bonded for ten Vista at 70 miles an hour "Once we have engineer
River water from Lake the CDO science and fine years. "and it's like a washboard.if and cost estimates, a
Havasu and carry it to arts buildings if the school Full interest on 10 years it's paved, can we expect resolution of intent to order
• Phoenix and Tucson. district agrees to cover the must be charged regardless people to speed at 100 miles the improvements will be
Power for pumping the entire cost of an overlay, of how soon the balance is an hour?" filed," Lind said.
water will be obtained from Patrick said/ he would paid, Lind explained. Corte said that Calle "Residents then have 15
the new Navajo Generating have to meet with the Linda Vista Boulevard Concordia had been paved days to protest.If 50 percent
Station near Page, Ariz. Amphi school board before homeowners cited the rural by the County as a main of the frontage district
Although groundwater an agreement could be zoning of their area — as road. protests, the district will be
basins in Pima County are drawn up. opposed to the denser "All indications are that forestalled six months, at
replenished at about He noted, however,that if Estates West subdivision— Linda Vista will be a main which time another
and traffic deterrents as road too, eventually. If that resolution of intent can be
reasons for not wanting the happens, then the county filed,"he said.
4 - road paved, should help pave it,"he said. Town Engineer Jim
Homeowner Jerry Corte Pima Association of Kriegh said several Linda
vsaid, "There will come a Governments representa- Vista residents expressed a
IDQUICAUILIS time when our area will be tive Jesse Brown said at the desire to join the improve-
so developed that paving meeting that Environ- ment district, though none
1 . spoke at the meeting.
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feature Jane Evans, are $4.00 and reser- ,•.rs' ..0,-,,,, 2
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By TERRY VENET be red. enough to
things venure
paying for
may not be
controls
itself yet,
greenhouse is some plantsis g
in sand .
Another of Lewis's
for.”
In January,
half of what they sell
Lewis daughter Jenny 1.i
Apache Junction,
in and
and_grand-
Lewishisve
five-year-old
va er-eyn
Catalinan Duke identify what
das are supposed
flourishing, and some in potting
plants from the
and
worked hard
certainly flourie aLre-owl di s'
son-in-law, Lee .
t like," he said anct
to lool.i.: Lewis's
greenhouse.
and their
heavy equipment
tell
Don Cox,
aall of his life, chuckled.
space are cucumbers "As far as I can
h off the
intends to sell tomato
"If you pine
Coli, 5,
operator
In add i t ion to , tomatoes.
Taking up the most soil.
they're doing equally and his daughter
and he wasn't about to
the and
hesaid. "If
Manda, h
let a small thing like a
be Lewis pollinates.
well," .
the tomato plants
ita
live in Sa uar .
him vegetables he'd
researching
cucumbers by ever do build a larger
bushy,
granddaugh-
March,heart attack slow • Lewis also the
I don'ttoo
get
"My
house,or when
growing,.
removing the yellow greendaughters4
their own
they'll pretty much, ters
I new growth so plants
t
have
down.
into the most
start planting more
checked to powder
• 52, suffered way
Lewis,s
from the
grow straight up and andBilli,3,
I'll go t°
heart attack last economical
stamens of the m
male tomatoes,
a string or wire
been
down
lained. It s
ashortly after build a greenhouse.
all using .0 only sand,
the P
ded from
challenge teach-
sittingsuspen ,,
real
blossoms with as 1
much less
• to
which is
Lewis ex-
p ac- w . -
th m where they
he and his .
wife Rosa .1 was going
paintbrush and.
ceiling," ing e Lewis ex-
movedaa
build large green-
ing it on the pistil of expensive.
plaind. you . . plants,"
can walk-and what
to Catalina.
getables
male blossoms. Other ve
if_ pinch
h.
"And
they can touc.
"The prospect
but 1 the fe i - -wiis exi)
- eriment-
how
spending property,
of house at the front of
' four months rnY.
Le s
ff the toP,
—the plant its amazing _
kra °
it would be
,, ing with are o ,
until the
under
d doing decided
do that,
will live u .
much they ng
around
1 to wind or bees .
bell and
nothing
' was about , m .
to ore practica ii "Normally the
tomatoes ?n it ripen,
stand for how you
one an
rs,
drive me crazy,' build a small
ince there s no jalepeno Ii and then it will die," theY are."
work "But s
Lewis explained, cabbage,
see how things
And si .
'nce Lewis
Lewis said.
tin wind in a
beans he said.
out before investing Lewise
- bee won't stay,I beans, string
* hickens,
-Lew is has also raises c
and a greenhouse egg p 1 an t.s, I 1 m a
"silly beans," S o
But his friend Bert
more money,'
and
schedule theaddition of the
Hall,
a co-worker,
said. .
a bit." which grow purple on worked out a
house has led .
to
came up with an idea
0 r nature along
kind of have to help
the vine and turn that
to know his
to keep Lewis busy Lewis's maj
was the And he must . be
green when
cooked. plants blossoming
getting
will have new greenhouse
his recupera- expense of
good job,
just about t to
cooler doing
In addition to the
during and
purchase a
a g t of his
quickly.
to aid
the first are ready
because most
by regu-
oughttion, also
furnace, neces-
greenhouse garden,
They stop
his income once he and a
maintain the cucumbers
weigh-in yhas experi- die.
sary to
at one-and-a-hal f Lewis is .
that by he time
larly to check on his
"I figure
lso
recovered.
proper temperature.
mented with squash, .
and a
neighbors pretty
,,He told 1.11'd a The
e I - total cost of the pounds.
kins corn, and rotating,
• d out if he's got any
fin
to
build
said building, including But he does have
PumP 'vegetables in tomato other vegeta crop year-
fresh eggs or vege-
"control"plants, I can have a P
round," he said. .
g reenhouse,
lumber and fiber- some
his garden.
Lewis tables for sale.
within the
And though 1 rogress,
spent
about placed
time being
Lewis.
• ,iso I glass, was
"For the 1
dal Y
of the air
ds hours
months reading
breeze
rked out a dea spen his "blossom-
on,"four
$1,200. -
plants, he part in the1
e and
condi
*tioner that he's ' e wo
I v ,, with P
every agriculture I
Once Lewis caiTies
pollinate with Red's
Market,
' g business" too.
I occasionally gets in,
'ern and it's
allowed to
'I grow ,
Lewis said.
• "When "help."
gardening
get 13hands up with the plans,
"They
h of some
to sell 'em,
Mrs. Tac..._._wis has a
' job
on their own.
fresh bate
h- Rosa
could my
friend Bert wason
have a
and daug
His son
• the
I take
hesaid.
he said.
hn'and
hand to provide
do cucumbers and get ter-in-law. Jo
Lewis grew up on a
as the ones.
them up there
• Oklahoma, muscle. haven't done asI well
he said.
the myself,"
farm in
And though
"but I only
remem-
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STAH)? Where is?... 1 .-.
OWN) the fun of it. tays) interesting
"un hotel" (oon OH- (..:.e•-.5-1 :.,- of the Border It's all up to you! sights, no matter
- . p ..J
tel) a hotel; "un ...,---.:.,-•-.rf::.:'N Ask someone else and what you chose to do.
restaurante (oon , -".'• • ' - - By Joanne Rios you'll probably re-
reh-stow-RAHN-tay) .1 ceive an entirely So "Camine der-
restaurant; "un different set of echo y dividrtese"
museo" (oon moo- directions, but the (Cah-MEE-nay their-
SAY-oh) a museum; station; "un camiOn" downright different accompanied by "a la same friendliness AYE-choe ee thee
"un parque" (oon (oon cah-mee-OWN)a no matter which derecha" (all lah will be displayed and vee-YER-tay-say).
PARR-kay) a park; bus;or even "el bane direction you set off their-AYE-chah) to — "ni modo" (knee Walk straight ahead
"tin telelono"(oonteh- (ell bah-nyoh) the in. the right; "a la MO-tho) never mind and enjoy yourself!
LAY-phoh-noh) a bathroom! Be prepared for izquierda" (ah lah
telephone;"un teatro" Now,- your query adventure and if ease - key - YEHR-
(oon tay-A-troh) will almost never go mlee says no
theater; "un cine" unanswered., How- i ‘ iv •‘ Is-n-4
Lit,. e))
(oon SEE-nay) a ever 'don't always a‘', *
movie theater; "un expect the correct N, 'i 1-,
club nocturno (oon response! sV
to iger rates
cloob nohc-TOUR- It's considered a
hh
1 - \\
noh) a night club or courtesy in Spanish to ii. ....
'7. -'\‘A, Tucson city coun- in a press release to
"el centro" (ell give a reply even Ar '..rx,.? ••.•- --. I' '4
.\ c i 1 m an R i c h a r d explain his opposition
SE NN-tr oh) the though the respond- ) iqd ' . , ,„;,„, \.,s,- Amlee'has announced to any increase.
downtown area; "una ent may not be that he won't vote for Criticizing the
farmacia" (00-nah certain. This is what 012,4(4,‘ttu..
phar-MAH-see-ya) is known as a cultural 7th.,,,,.-,- \:, ."=,;„„ -,,,,iii!.z,,
..\,_ higher water user pressures fOr higher
drug store; "una difference. This is , ,,,,ok, , - _,„. ,..,. ,., rates and will fight water rates by city
0 .., „,',, 1'.' .. . .- . . efforts to raise them. department officials.
tienda" (00-nah tee- where "orgullo" (or- His statement has Amlee noted that:
EHN-thah) a store; GOO-lyoh) pride, — significance for some —For the six
"el mercado" (ell enters in, for in you're lucky you'll thah) to the left; Oro Valley residents months ended last
mare-CAH-tho) the Spanish it is simply arrive at your origin- ‘`clerecho" (their- who are served by the June 30, the average
market-place; "una embarrassing to ad- al goal in the long run AYE-choe) straight •
'
iglesia" (00-nah ee- mit not knowing an ...maybe! ahead; 1, 2, or 3 City of Tucsons single-family water
department, bill for those served
GLEH-see-ya) a answer. At any rate, once "cuadra? (KWAH- and for thousands of by the City of Tucson
church. Therefore, if this you excuse yourself thrahs) blocks. other Northside is up 21.8 percent.
"El correo"(ell coe- does occur and you with a"Descuipe,por Your informant homeowners whose —The average
R RA Y-opost- find yourself "kilo- favor" (they-SCOOL- may even offer to rates are set by revenue to the city
office;"el aeropuerto" metros" from your pay, pohr fah-VOHR) guide you and/or Tucson. perservice, for the
(ell eye-roh-PWER- desired destination, Excuse me, please... show you the sights. "I was put in office same period, is up
toh) the airport; "un don't become too "i,DOnde esti..."you'll Your response, of because taxpayers 21.6 percent.
taxi"(oon TAH-xie)a discouraged! You are most likely be ans- course, depends upon were disgusted with
cab; "el ferrocarril" bound to run into wered with a broad how adventurous you idiculous
(ell feh-rroh-cah- something exciting, smile and sweeping are willing to be! He r • rec-om-
Pal meaning friend is
mendations for high- from the
RREEL)the railroad exhilarating and just friendly gestures may expect a tip ,, • -
ex rates, said Amlee brother. gypsy word for
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Page B-2 ORO ITI.I.I,Ky (ARIZ.) VOICNovember 29, 1971,.
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Two time state champs return strong
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_ .,.,„..
By MARK F.McGRATH . 1. .5;f--7.:„....,_,:. ,. _ tshtreonsgqueradmaenmdbehrass ofa
Most high school z,z$1-4*".. •>*,44.„.......i
basketball teams go q.41.‘..,,,,v,:,:;.,...F.,3*. The Grapes °s' ''''' ' li oe tn c oe f. gTa hme e se ex np i eor,r-.
through some change x4-1-:„ .,; .:).17
during the off season -:‘,„ -...-,,...i. 1. * 4.,,,,...... tfoimrweasrtadrtweraslasat year.part-
due to graduation but of McGrath
.
this year at Canyon .: * ' Tiogra: * The othelrreertmurann
first time in seven is -
4- .4'.• , ,.,„
del Oro will be the by Mark McGrath
ing varsity letterman
first Scott Humphreys,
years that there isn't f •,1,--r40c:HP .::.",17:1 sroenys.ofThBeilcloaHcuhmspahici
a Jung on the roster. ..... ..„ - Although the Dora-
:*,
...,:,.„., ''''''..7*„ .. tothaftoSrgcoettttwhaast"hteryiisnga
The seven-foot
, , mdoas ndon't have the big
this year
‘ coach's son."
brothers formed the
t-..---",,,....- ''''''',4
,,,,,,,,,i; „: ...„..‘,. Hthuemphreys seasidhtahvaet , .<.,, , :,
•
nucleus for the
,....,. ..„ ., Murray Hicks
Dorados during those . .%,,, goodteaavmeradgoe height - ...- • ..,,,,,,,,, Junior, 5'10 The final senioron
. __ e the team is first-year
years with the young-
brother Mark
. . :',.; ' '1 enndc e.''''some exper- 4... playingthat Hildebrandt,
''''''' ' ' point guard, „.
leading CDO to two
....,, , s, ,
''''' '' ' ' ' ' can get his offense
titles ----:' * plans Heplayalot ofp „,..„; ,„, r
tostatedthat he .' - - , ir
consecutive state AA
...
-.--* -_,.:'. :- kids the first part of , igoobin,,,g.said'7htahte's first. his s
titles in 77-78. ,
Brian graduated in - ,,, ,,,_ Atii .
coach. Hilde- *39,
'75 and Mark grad- , , '' the year because the ,..„. ,,- . year
,,,,,, __ sive
endtplays aggres-
defense and has
uated last year. Both * '''7.:-.. team is blessed with , ::
are playing college
Konrad depth. Out of the -
Scott Humphreys good game exper- --..s.,410*. -. ,,, ,„
ball at four year
Ilildebrandt thirteen players on on
Senior, 6'1 ience. ..4..'„, ,..-4
schools, Brian at . *,,4 4 ,,, ,
Senior, 5'11 -: 4 . leads to foul trouble, Reisner is also.
-1,..: ,..4 J N said Humphreys.
- -,f, . ''''t f'k.-1 's,-,k
Humphreys has --ii-,.„ -., ,.,
.,,,. s,,
, •,„ ,,,,,.
been at Canyon for 10 4 e%,,,f,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,f4,7).„,_,,,,,,tt: up
was called , ,,„
„, -
years as a teacher and . the varsity
Jeff Boggs
during that stay he vor..,,,,,,„:2, ,' ' ' during the middle of ' . -
Junior, 5'9
has also coached at woe the. season and moved ,
the junior varsity 1.'''-ii,"': , into a starting * Asp etii,
level 69-73, and one K.,* .!
-,.. ,..„,
, ,„ Toberplayer triedChri s outTo Tober.
a freshman - 04,,,,•., - position at guard. , 4, ,i, ,,,
4**
was
aaDsnOycounbt a sf rskociemut ba allthe.
" yearcoach as three years ago. ,,,,,,,,,:7::t.„i,472„..,.:1,-4,2'.. ,,f- he leu mfeelsphr e BuehlerYs sathat is
,., ,,
' y'r
, , /
The frosh that he , -i- ,..., “good all around and wevaseryin high
hr schoolsincebuthe
- ' s. -
...,,,.. -..i,„
' Nt,,,, ,,, , , Humphreys said that
_.„
, ,
ii
Tobin Dod,a ,,, , , t
ow- --,.K.: -:', , Junior, 6'3
King Nymeyer ,.,,,,,,,„,-*' '14'4,7; '':7,::-:. Tober never gave up
ii::::'., ,,,, , ' 'I"---,,,&,.,:' ' 'ck, , the roster Humph- his
Senior, 6'3
Junior, 6'2 and improved
Northwestern and • ",k,---:,, :,,,,,,,, ).,, ;,, :4'. , 4.,,,,' reys. feels that he has Junior-\' ;'*2::',,-1' Brian Dahlke
. .. ,...
Mark at Colorado „, nine possible starters. , experienced and is
State University.
'' - ':''' The Dorados -' good inside, accord-
„, ,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,'-'7.„,,.1%,,,-,.„, :-.-:-- iriMgikethis Humphreys.
,
CDO fans will also :„4,.. • ' , , , ".._ ,,,.. seven players with_
see an old face in a 4,,, -, - ,,- - •.--‘ 1)--*„..- '-- ,- i",' ‘S.i.4".il is a quick forward,
some varsity exper
new position this -n',,'4,-,,
. ience returning from -,,,,, ' -;,.,:—,`-.:„......„,,, -,-„,
year. Gone is John „7,„.,v,.. ,„,..,-,...!„. ..' the championship . . - .,,1„,„,-„:„ Tobin
Doda will
Tissaw from the head ,,,„! .; *...1Z,,,,, :,,,,.,,„\z„':-.;..i.b, team that ended the
forwardastnTdohuet junior
nntihoer .: 4,,,
----"4".''.,, 11.4;;"4-:''' 114 shtea rtadded.asa guard-
has
coach position and he seasonmark. with a 21-4 -been replaced by David Bueyer RodAnderson
Junior, 5'10 was
intelligent - junior varsity last ,,,,;::.-, ,,,,,„, ,.
Junior, 6 2 The starting lineup
Bill Humphreys.
coached are this that Humphreys said a very
year's seniors. player.” yu ep a to r at nh de tyroulegvhhetl , :
,,,,-: "I feel that David was
the last part o! t e
Humphreys said that
.- ,
It
ho- Ye
P state playoffs.
played in the
layoffs. Chris Tober
Senior, 60
': ''''' dvantage despite , ---.-r. ,,,,, 18, T.i,:,- the coolest so
being a first year ,,,, *.'
, . , • , mores that I have
coach. He does j(now ''''' . ,,,,- seen play on the c DoTobin st,a ndoutbrother 1(,ye game
by playing
the players. '' varsity level, ver.yd
The Dorados began ,:" one
poofsedthi' bsaeis.t
.. Doda, is an excellent church league and
shooter. "H e is such.
6,*,
an 18 game•schedule _., ''''' ','*:_„,,,, ,, - „..,1," ,,, ;*, Humphreys. "He is
last night against ,
ed out withwe
The squadisrournd-
- ..-.
Amphi on the Dorado 7,;,,,A.,,,
:t -44 -----,..:,..;„- ,.... , shooters on the team, basketballintelligent,andkpnaosswess
Four of the
court. -, , „4.';,'.-,„-
CDO will also , ,, ,it ,I, ‘, plays good defense the coach juniors.MurrayCoolidge ''''' ,,,k' .--;‘,.
play in the and doesn't rattle.". r-
Hicks,
Mike Re' m- , •
s „ . The Dorados will swwaii,:liw.see:La"
and
tournament Dece RichardiotMoCaclincy Rod Anderson, Geo
Senior, 6'2 ber 14-16.
ave
Richard McClincy also s_tart two of last
Senior, 63 doubt a p tion
ossib e
this year and is. no
starte *a .
Brian Dahlke, ha
year's part-time
starters, Konrad
"may or may notstarter. HumPCUnc , L d t some time
etc
shop .
the 3988 N. ORACLE
Corner of Oracle&Roger Rd —Roger Rd._side
• KEYS MADE — 49C N
• PLASTIC LAMINATING
ENGRAVING
• NAME TAGS
• HOT STAMPING
Mx:Mig/a). 44 c. hange in future
....
...'
- games" is lead
senior King Nymeyer Hildebrandt and
by Mike Reisner.
Humphreys hopes hreyis
Closing out the
Lor tile junior varsity.
said that Mc 1 Y . Jeff Boggs.
was one of the roster is Jeff
and hi i'lni°r David 11 I Ifilittilliiinin1111111111111111110111111111111H111111111111111111111110111111U1110
Nymeyer, accord- , I.
ing to Humphreys,
has the most exper- 1 .
ience on the team and .
e.,aii_e_i_e_locee...e._, ••
, 1,...,4* •
CHRISTMAS, , COMES AUVE WITH
.
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887-4140 , gr_
' was a starter for the
. ,-,
.., ao
- Dorados last season. 1 - JEWELRY '
-
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• ' .
, ',7h‘ ••
He performed ex-
-
ceptionally well the •• "ì, ; ,; T' .1 41, ; '' i' ‘• ,',
last part of the year.
For all your PRESCRIPTION needsNymeyer has been
'practicing less than a i
week due to the Silversmithing since 1949
shop In the pleasant surroundings of
success of the Dorado Ii
Alberto Contreras
football team. Since
8z Sons
MISENER DRUGS CDO made the play-
offs in football
Nymeyer came out Are here to help!
under the dome for basketball almost ,
624- 1594
in the Casa Blanca Plaza
6020 N Oracle three weeks late.
The one area that ,, •
1.46 W. Drachman, Tucson
Senior Citizens Check Our Pharmacy Rates Nymeyer needs to 1 I
hours 9 to 9 work on is over- iiimisollen
297-2234 agressiveness that
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November 29, 1978 ORO VALLEY (ARIZ.) VOICE
CDO GIRLS' BASKETBALL
Team working on new techniques
With justt ou .
f . looking to "a rebuild- ing on syear's varsity are ners. Johnson, Shirleysh• Joe,
some new Back from last only monogram win- Santiago, Brenda
varsity letter-win- ing. year.", says coach techniques."
Other varsity girls Gault.
Rachel Hilgeford.
ners returning from Gail Gau . I The ,Dorados open Sharon Hoyack, Sue Locke and
coach is
last year's squad, theOur gir s are the season here Karen Anderson, are Julie Young, Lisa'rls MarY
Canyon del Oro girls' short, but quick,"she Thursday,
the Butler,' IsabelDavid Gray.
Car- . .
night MichellenonKTruarmpienr,and Santiago, Heidi Jayvee
basketball team is notes. "We're work- against Santa Cruz. Shannon
HIGH SCHOOL Kriegh, Debbie Rod-
first tgiimr le,s,
CANYON DEL ORO
1978-79 BOY'S BASKETBALLrigu ,
DATE OPPONENT SITE VARSITY J.V. FROSH
n rn, 4:15 p.m. an CDFOrwihnefi
uling
• ez LauraClymer freshman team,
d Lori Pugh.
in process.
Tues.,Nov. 28 Amphitheater Home 7:30 p.m. 6:00'. 4:15 p.rn-
6-00 p.m. won junior varsity /1th:tuaglii sched
Sat., Dec. 2 Palo Verde Home 7:30 p.m. 5:30 D m 4:00 PIM' Three girls who
Tues., Dec. 5 Coolidge Away 7:00 p.m. -* * 1:00 P-m- letters last year are the frosh coach.
John Gibson will be
Sat., Dec. 9 Globe Home
Freshman cage
7:30 p.m. 4:15 p.m. a._
5:30 p.m. 4*UU p.m.
Away 7:00 pm'
members are
Thes., Dec. 12 Santa Cruz
cage team — Robin.
back for the jayvee
Thurs., Dec. 14 Coolidge Tournament
Cunningham,
Fri.,Dec. 15 Coolidge Tournament
and Judy Michaels.
Fletcher, Sue Smith Leanne
squad
Lisa Hart!, Gretche
Sat., Dec. 16 Coolidge Tournament
G 00 4:15 P-m-
Tues., Dec. 19 Flowing Wells Home 7:30 p.m. c-**1---N np.m.in 3:45 p.m. Paul, held, Ells,Sherri
Also on the jayvee Lorenz, Denise.squad are Lisa
Zirn-
Tues.,Jan. 2 Sahuaro Away 7:0°p.m. -R00--p.m.L-. . 4:15 pm-
Sat.,Jan. 6 Douglas Away 7:30 p.m. e-.AA p.m. 4.15 P-m-
Fri.,Jan. 12 Marana Away 7:30 p.m. u:tiu •
4:15 p.m. Kathy Cray,Chandra Linda smanedoyia,GuJeorarnan,
Petzullo, Yvette
Sat.,Jan. 13 Safford Home 7:30 p.m. 6:006:° p.m. 4:15 p.m. Monbarren,
Fri.,Jan. 19 San Manuel Home 7:3.2 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 4:15 p.m. Leanne Schaffer.
CDianndnya Terri Vasquez and
Nogales Away 7:? p.m. 6:00 Dp.m.m4:15 p.m. Anderson,
Sat.,Jan. 20
Fri.,Jan. 26 Flowing Wells Away 7:30 p.m. 6:00 D'.m.. 4:15 p.m.Nogales Home 7:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 4:15 P.m-
Sat.,Jan. 27
Marana Home 7:30 p.m. '* * 4:15 p.m. •
Tues.,Jan. 30
Home 7:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m.
Fri., Feb. 2 Douglas
Away 7:30 p.m. '
6.00 p.m. 4:15 p.m.
Tues., Feb. 6 San Manuel
.
6:00 p.m. 4:15 Pan 19 turnout for
Fri.,Feb. 9 Safford Away 7:30 p.m.
Tues., Feb. 13 Divisional#7 at#4 #6 at#5 • I 1 all
gibasketb
r s
Thurs., Feb. 15 Divisional
Fri., Feb. 16 Divisional
Sat., Feb. 17 Tournament winner at
Div.Champ.site. Canyon del Oro letter.
, ,
High may have few The girls' first
r
regulars back from, gameis
_
of the season
. r
.......„ _
- .
, ' last year's girls Thursday, Nov. 30,
4,..
there's no lack of p.m. at the CDO gym..i :cf
ttO basketball squad, but beginning at 7:30
t-3,istfir,,1 ,,,,--- 4 v ) enthusiasm or candi- Santa Cruz High is
(
-4,,,,,,mampai".00.0 - A f dates for the team. the. ,opponetentain. willThe
"We had twice the girls jayveeSanta
-,
4 , ..,. 4. ,
4. I ,...7,-- -
4? Cruz's
number of girls try play .
‘- ws. .; out this year than last juniorThe varsity at 6
.- ,:' 41
'-',2; - ..... „. __..,_- „, -
CDO girls'
er -
,_
yGeaairi,G"avualtrsaintyd,jayvee
p.m.
v,,;--,, st!
' .i,„.Artk ''HNINP—• Pl.:: :::•:::-.'4.4,.;7 :i: ..., i''' .4,- - coach David Gray schedule for the 1978-
.
told parents in a 79 season:
- .
3 t .. ,.‘,.
DOPPONENT SITE VARSITY J.V.
ThArsTE
Home 7:30 p.m. 6 Par-
,,
‘ Sat.. Dec.2 Coolidge Away 11 a.m.
, Tues.. Dec. 5 Florence
u ., Nov. 30 Santa Cruz
Home 7:30 p.m.
.....-
... ........ • •is.7,,,,,,*
' '''
Fri., Dec. 8 Marana(AA-S.) Home 7•.30 p.m. 6.1xin*
o
'Stretch white Y u its' ten' Sat., Dec- 9 Globe Home 6 p.m.
Home 7:30 p.m. 2:30P-m•
6 p.m-
ear) outlines a fast- Tues., Dec. 12
atr .
CDO Coach Bill 11...0
AA state champions
ns while they Thurs.. Dec. 14Nogales(AA-S)
Flowing Wells(AA-S)
break offense to hismdpehferen. immediatelydyisng(standing,
Flowing Wells Invitational
Away 7:30 p.m. o p.m:.
._
perform stretching exercises
Flowing
before an intra-squad Thurs., Dec.21 .
Fri..Dec.22 Wells Invitational
scrimmage game. (VOICE staff photo)
Sat..Jan. 6 ....:
Home 7:30 p.m. 6 P-TYLT .
6 p.m..
Tues.,Jan. 9 Douglas(AA-S)
Marana(AA-S) _
Sat.,Jan. 13 Safford(AA-S) Away 7:30 p.m.
Away 7:30 p.m.
6 p.m.
GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL
Tues..Jan.
Fri..Jan. 19 San Manuel (A
16 Nogales(AA-S)
A-S) Away
ye 77..:3300 pp..mm.. . 66 pp.4rim..,-
Away 7:30 P•In' 6 OA-
.
Away 7:30 p.m. 6 P-m.
5 get tourney honors *sbee
'Nes.,Jan. 23 Flawing Wells(AAS)
l'!1:iszi Feb..:1 B i
Douglas(AA-S) Away 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m.
made it - San Manuel (AA
Tues., Feb. 6 -S) Home 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m.
Home 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m.
Canyon del Oro's the final round, CDO Burkett —
Fri.,Feb. 9 Safford(AA-S)
volleyball team camet nevertheless wound onto the second team.
up a successful year.
away from the recent
Lourie Zipf and TTuheusis...FFebe.b.1315 DivisionalDisional
All team members
Fri., Feb. 16 Divisional
state tournament ha
Jody Tudisco were
Tempe with t e lettered.
ble
accorded honorable
Division winner's site.
Connie Van Metre Sat., Feb. 17 Tournament winneratArizona runner-.up
mention on the all-
trophy — and five was voted a spot on
tournament squad.
girls mentioned for the state all-tour.na-
.
squad, first
all-tournament hon- mentI'm very proud of
ors. team,while two other thegirls,” said coach 1•
Broo e
Losing to stat.e girls — Ca,ndy Dreyer. "It's , Ca •
, a --ood year." taiina Leaguers
champion Safford in Saunders and Judy peen g.
, i -,•:' ,
.
1 ,...,..-,,
1:V . ' % -..• - ''''''' - - ,-., 27 in the CDO High School
, -...„ ---... • ' ' have an opportunity
Catalina children maytoDec. 9, and Jan. 13 and Jan.
Del Library.
Nil' it - s . ..,w...t.,-,t- participate in Canyon
Oro Little League this year---,-- „,, --.- --, f ',,,, $13 for little
flik -
without making daily are
Fe$e2s0foarndsenior leaguers
to for the second player from
practice trek i to Oro Valley.
: -- *:,7- The league is tryingleaguers. Registration fees
establish three Catalina each family is $11, and $9
' for each additional family
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practice
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beginning of March and
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League has been set for 10 P
Little League and Senior All new and returning
• ls'
Dec. 2 and certificates at registration.
players must present birth
Girls'soccer action
a.m. to 2 p.m.
's plenty
It isn't the AYSO soccer league, but there
,w who of action
furnished by these.two Canyon del Oro girls'teams, h lay in the
Pima County Junior Soccer League. (VOICE staff photo) .
Page B-4 -_-:-GRO:VALLEY(ARIE.f°VOICE lsto.‘‘'ember 29, 1978
Coronado siudentsi recipe 'best of class/
Children in the Nelson and Barbara liked the results,they were then judged large posters of the Children who par-
Coronado Elemen- Simms combined decided to enter their against all other blue recipe to display with tici pated i n the
tary School Support efforts to come up recipe in the Tucson ribbon entries for the pancakes," she project were Christie
Program have been with a"Thanksgiving Parks and Recreation best of class, which said. Winters, We
learning about natur- Breakfast" recipe, of Baking Contest. was also won by the Mrs. Nelson said Thomas, Duane Bur-
al foods, and it seems whole-wheat pan- According to Peg- Coronado students, the children were key, Victor Clark,
they've learned their cakes and prickly gy Weber, recreation The pancakes were enthusiastic about Donn a B rereton,
lesson well. pear syrup. supervisor of special judged at Reid Park the project. Frank Hunziker,
Students of Helen The children so events, the pancakes in Tucson Nov.17 and "M any of t h e Troy Pannell, Peggy
T
were entered under displayed with their students had never Wise, Olive Yttre-
annos the miscellaneous ribbons at El Con seen whole-wheat dahl, Troy Ford,
category in the"other Mall Nov. 18. flour before and had Leslie Behner, Tim
AUTO STEAM and WAX SHOP than specified" lot. Although the con- never used yogurt for Peeler and Jolyn
Other lots in the test was advertised as baking," she said. Jorgenson.
Specializing in... Since 1957 open to individual
INTERIOR CLEANING miscellaneous cate- The award-winning recipe entered was:
children city-wide,
EXTERIOR WAXING _,........... ir, gory included cup-
STEAM CLEANING Allr."1! Ms. Weber said of
UNDERCOATING cakes, doughnuts, Whole-wheat pancakes -
Coronado's entry;
jellyrolls and tarts. 3 tablespoons brown sugar
OPEN 8 to 5 L.Closed SAT. & SUN. "The more the mer-
QUICK
Under the "Danish „Herr, 14 cups whole wheat flour
3 HOUR Downtown at 503 t4.Stone A.-e.
SERVICE judging" system, the "I entered the 1 teaspoon salt
624-2671
entry is first judged 3 teaspoons baking powder
Coronado class as one
on its own merit, entry so they could 2 beaten egg yolks
considering such compete," Ms. Weber 3 tablespoons melted shortening or
HINDS BOOK CENTER things as texture,
taste and whether it is said
I
were very vegetable oil
11,,/ cup plain yogurt
2 egg whites, beaten until stiff
"Your Book Store", , well mixed, Ms. pleased with -Coron- set aside the egg whites. Mix dry
; Weber explained, ado's project. They ingredients and combine with liquids.Fold in
IVe have Chri
stmas cards The pancakes won not only provide eggwhites.
- 1979 calendars a blue ribbon in the syrup for their entry,
Serves four adults.
first category, and they even supplied
& phonograph records!
NEW FALL HOURS 9-9 weekdays•9-6 Saturday•10-6 Sunday
Plaza Del Oro at Orange Grove upus mystery a health threat
6462 N. Oracle Rd. — 297-5949
."----------"' Lupus is an arth- million Americans better known," ac- public to become
ritic disease. The have it. Left untreat- cording to Dr.Eric P. aware of it."
, 4iNiaile4 HOBBY Arthritis Foundation ed, it can be life- Gal 1, C h a i r m an, The reason people
HAVEN ranks it one of the five threatening Th e Medical and Scien- haven't heard much
2751 NCampbell most serious and cause isn't known. tific Committee of about lupus until
.
325-0112 important kinds of There's no cure yet. Tucson's Arthritis recently is that it
• R/C Sa101anes arthritis,right along- It's still a mystery Foundation. wasn't always being
• Trains . side rheumatoid disease. "We're finding diagnosed correctly.
• Rockets arthritis and osteo- "Lupus is now more and more The Arthritis
• Plastic Kits
"YOUR HOBBY • Scratch Building arthritis. recognized as a people who have Foundation is work-
IS OUR Supplies Its full name is national health lupus," he said. "The ing to focus medical
• Free Coffee "system i c lupus threat, far more medical profession is attention on lupus
SPECIALTY" and Advice erythematosus." An common than many well acquainted with and is spearheading a
estimated half a diseases that are the problem. The nationwide research
time has come for the attack on the disease.
/Mothers ! HAVE A
Shopping spree
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING - - .
PARTY BEFORE X-MAS. The Downtown include books, silver
Campus of Pima jewelry, plants,hand- Silvia Karl-Ax
CREDIT TO HOSTESS. Community College made items, hobby Interior Designer
will present a pre- items, ceramics and
The Treehouse Residential-Commercial
holiday shopping weavings.
FREE Boutiqiie spree on Thursday, The Downtowner .
GIFT WRAP November 30th. newspaper and the
Please Call 4611 Paseo Acquimuri Call Collect:
88 -1598 More than twenty- press club will hold a
Before 10 A.M. five professional rummage sale. Tucson, Az. 85718 299-3670/793-7601
craftspeople and
selected shops tyill d•jk Aironsonamacommousaiszaswesnesaleo
variewof if
0 articles for sale inside • •
44 0,4 A'is Glass sct.-
1 ewot4k BIGGIRS ailiti.
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE -,, the Campus Center at .1 .. . - - k• •-• • • Mirror Co., Inc. .
Helen St. and 9th 0 c!, SERVING SOUTHERN ARIZONA CUSTOM
PLAZA DRUG Ave. and on Helen St.
which will be closed
to traffic that day. 01‘. ' , ' -
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, . I VISIT OUR SHOWROOM
MON-FRI 9 30 A M-4 30 P M 'WALLS
MIRROREDCEIL I
The sale win I 1 i SAT 9:30 AM-200PM •CEILINGS
i ; 1 111111111111 1721 E FACTORY AV(SUITE P) •FURNITURE
WALGREEN AGENCY operate from 8 a.m.to id, VISA
TUCSON.AZ 85219 ••SCREENS•BEVELING 16150 N.Oracle CATALINA 825-9850 8 p.m. and is open to 4:i—, J ca •TUB 8,SHOWER ENCLOSURES
Catalina,Az. TUCSON 791-7931 the public. LICENSED 624-498 •GLASS FURNITURE
4 •GLASS ENGRAVING TOPS
Steve Younggren Mel Chambers ii Sale items will ‘.. &BONDED
•WARDROBE DOORS ..,
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01/ / BUYING OR SELLING A HOME?
IC\I[ ' INVESTING IN REAL ESTATE?
— CALL —
, LARRY GREGORY
(e.#/#2* — ORO VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB RESIDENT —
• FASHION EYEWEAR
• PRESCRIPTIONS FLANCER REALTY
ILLED 297-2501 .
• SUN GLASSES IN CASAS ADOBES AND INVESTMENTS, INC.
• CONTACTS POLISHED ---*/ 5343 EAST PIMA, SUITE 102,TUCSON
• PROMPT REPAIRS . -
OFFICE RESIDENCE
m7043 N. ORACLE AT INA ,
327-4525
om
742-3986
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CLYDE HOLLAND OPTICIAN .Optical Centersi
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Classified 431 Golf Equipment ryAutomobiles 433 Health Foods
255 Upholstery PETS & LIVESTOCK 701 813 Mobile Home
Advertising 435 Household Goods __ Lots
437 Jewelry,Watches, Custom Drapery&Upholstery 1974 Pinto Hatchback, sky
439 Machinery,Tools
Index etc. FREE in home estimates or visit 505 Pet Services blue.Clean,gas saver.$1,200.
ANNOUNCEMENTS 441 Musical our showroom at 4243 N. Call evenings or weekends 297- Trailer spaces for rent. Next
101 Announcements instruments Campbell.327-3383. 1_- 3349.(10-18) door to grocery, post office,
103 Card of Thanks 443 Nurseries,Garden FITCH UPHOLSTERY drug store and cafe.Convenient
105 Give Away(Free) Supplies &INTERIORS Rabbit hutches all new 66 Chevy / ton pickup. 6 for senior citizens. 825-9336.
107 Lodge&Club pp galvanized welded wire has rebuilt head, (10-25)
cylinder,
445 Office Business construction. Complete with
Notices Equipment PI needs work.$450 or best offer.
109 Lost&Found(Free) MERCHANDISE feeder, watering bottle, 327-5809 or 297-5145.(11.15)
447 Photographic hangers. 1-2 and 3 comport- �
111 Personals Equipment MISCELLANEOUS meet units starting at$30.825- Recreational905 Homes
113 Travel 449 Recreation 9391 or 884-8586. 713
Opportunities Equipment Vehicles
BUSINESS SERVICE 451 Sewing Machines 411 Carport, HORSE SHOEING Mammoth Arizona home, lot
DIRECTORY 453 TV's,Stereos', Experienced.Reasonable rates. and duplex. $45,000, submit
201 Accounting, Radio's Patio Sale Ph.825-9876.Harry G.Clayton. 1970 Y2 ton Chevy P.U.396 cu, terms. Call Lydia 743-7879.
Bookkeeping 455 Wanted to Buy engine.3 yrs.old,40.000 miles. Virginia Williams Real Estate.
203 Appliance Repair "� 4 new tires, $1,000.Sold with (12-20)
Pp P PETS&LIVESTOCK Yard Sale - November 25. c�nper, sleeps 3, plenty
205 Answering Service 501 Livestock For Sale509 Pets For Sale
207 Auto Service Table,dishes, Damps,sleeping storage space plus ice box,
503 Pet,Livestock bag, miscellaneous. 16,100
209 Building/ Supplies Oracle Rd. Trailer Court. $1,300. Camper alone $400.
911 Mobile Homes
Remodeling 505 Pet Services 825.3446.297-4277.(10-25)
211 Carpet/Rug 509 Pets For Sale (12-13) Many Persian.With or without a
213 Concrete,Masonry 1, 2, 3 bedrooms for rent.
215 Cooling,HeatingBUI3INEBS&FINANCE registration papers. Persians: RENTALS Mobile home ground space
Services601 Business 425 Foods Solid blue male, silver male. available. Laundromat open to
217 Drafting Opportunities _ Black males.Tortishell female.
219 Electrical Repair public.Catalina Country Mobile
603 Insurance Beautiful.Ph.825-3400 or 825- 81 1 Mobile Home Home Park, N. Oracle Road,
221 Excavating& Investments "Instant Mixes"make and store 9376.
Leveling for pie crusts, puddings, Catalina.297-3830.
223 Handyman 607 Money to Loan beverages, etc., $1.00; Chinese Crested Hairless
225 Hauling609 Money Wanted s. For Rent: 3 bedroom mobile
"Yummy Rabbit Recipes, puppy $200 for pair. 825- home, partly furnished.
227 Income Tax TRANSPORTATION hash, sausage, enchiladas, 9620- Covered porch, near park, PUBLIC NOTICES
229 Janitorial Services 701 Automobiles Aunt Phil's special ingredient, schools and shopping. Mobile
231 Landscaping& 703 Bicycles etc., $1.00. "A" Rabbitry & home space also for rent Single
The initial directors are also the
Yard care 705 Boats,Motors, Supply, P.O. Box 8498-CRB, Kittens for sale. Phone 825- wide. 297-3632, 297/6474. Incorporators.
233 Legal Services Supplies Tucson,AZ 85738. (11-15) ARTICLE VI
235 Miscellaneous 707 Campers&Shells 9376eafter 8 a.m. Manx.ocThe By-Laws of the corporation
Services 709 Motorcycles Persians. $25. 2 yr old choc. For Rent: 44 ft. mobile home. shall be adopted by the incorpor-
237 Mobile Home 711 Parts& point male Siar»Boxese with Furnished,2 bedroom.Covered ators and thereafter may be
4 2 7 Furniture t t u re papers. $25. P.O. Box 8756
Services Accessories porch fenced yard, Casae amended, revised or rescinded by
239 Moving&Storage 713 Recreational C.R.B.,Tucson,Az.85738.(10- Adobes area. Near schools, the Board of Directors until and
241 Painting&Papering Vehicles 25) parks and to 297.�78� unless otherwise provided by
pe ng Game set, beautiful carved shopping. resolution of the stockholders. All
243 Plumbing Repair 715 Rentals Spanish style table and four 297=3632.(11-15) duties and powers of the
245 Roofing-Siding 717 Travel Trailers chairs, $300. 297-3582. . incorporators shall cease im- '
247 Sewing,Alterations 719 Trucks (12-13) 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M mediately upon adoption by them of
249 Swimming Pool RENTALS PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES the initial BARTICLE VII
Laws.
Maintenar' 801 Apartment -� Subject to the further provisions
250 Therapy Pools Furnished 435 Household ARTICLES OF same as if paid for in cash.Neither hereof, the corporation shall
251 Tree Service 803 ApartmentINCORPORATION promissory notes nor the promise of indemnify any and all of its directors
253 TV/Stereo Repairs Unfurnishedood5 OF future services shall constitute and officers against all expenses.
255 Upholstery805 CITATION FOODS payment.Fractional shares may be legal fees.judgments and penalties
257 Well Drilling RReentals rCtal CORPORATIONissued. which may be incurred in any legal
ELOYMENT 807 Home New!!Five year guarantee.Vita- ARTICLE I ARTICLE IV action brought against any of them
Mix,scene One you've seen on The name of the Corporation shall The corporation may create and for or on account of any action or
301 Babysitter Wanted 809 Miscellaneous be CITATION FOODS CORP{}R- issue stock options entitling holders omission alleged to have been
303 Help Wanted Rentals Leleviston Or'$V 5.Onlyoneleft ATION.an Arizona Corporation. thereof to purchase from the committed while acting within the
for $190. Great Christmas ARTICLE II scopeof employment as an officer or
305 Help Wanted,Sales 811 Mobile Home corporation shares of capital stock.
307 Work Wanted 813 Mobile Home Lots present.Call 791-7866.(12-13) The purpose for which this The options shall be evidenced in director of the corporation. If the
815 Share Living Chandelier-five light dining corporation is organized is the writing and shall set forth: the Board of Directors determines in
MERCHANDISE tiq and transaction of any lawful business terms: times and •duration: and good faith that such person did not
MISCELLANEOUS Quarters room, antiqued for which corporations may be consideration. as governed by act or failed to act with gross
401 Appliances 817 Storage Rentals brass,$50.297.4147.(12-13) incorporated under the laws of the Article III. at which such shares negligence or with fraudulent or
403 Antiques 819 Townhouse
' state of Arizona. The corporation may.be issued upon the exercise of criminal intent in regard to the
q 821 Vacation Rentals Maytag ironer$25:also Ironrit initially intends to operate.manage, such options.The plan for issuance matter involved in the action.
405 Auctions 823Want to Rent ironer.1-825-3467.(11-15) franchise or render services of a of options shall be ratified by the indemnification shall be mandatory
407 Books,Coins, business,technical or managementoprovided that the corporation is
Stamps REAL ESTATE nature to food service and/or food majority
affirmative vote u the holdersingshares a at its own expense and
majority of the outstanding permitted. Pe
409 Building Materials 901 Commercial 447 Photographic processing establishments. entitled to vote thereon. through counsel of its own choosing.
411 Carport,Patio Sale Property ARTICLE III ARTICLE ti' to defend such person in the action.
Equipment The authorized capital of the No such indemnification shall be
413 Clothing 903 Farms,Ranches The affairsof the corporation shall
415 Cooling,Heating 905 Homes _ corporation shall consist of five be conducted by a Board of Directors available with respect to liabilities
417 Crafts,Hobbies 907 Income,Investment hundred thousand 15()0.000)shares elected at regular annual meetings under the Securities Act of 1933.as
419 Farm&Ranch PropertyWanted to buy: Used 35mm of no par value common stock. of the stock holders in such numbers amended.
slide projector. Call Carol Shares may be issued for such and in such manner as prescribed by ARTICLE VIII
Equipment 909 Land&Acreages Sowell at 6243745 or 326- consideration expressed in dollars as the By-Laws of the Corporation. The name and address of the
421 Firewood 911 Mobile Homes shall be fixed from time to time by Directors need not be shareholders. initial statutory agent of the
423 Floor Coverings 913 Open Houses the Board of Directors and af5758.(12-20) firmed The initial Board of Directors shall corporation is: David J.Carlson-
425 Foods 915 Real Estate Wanted by a vote of the holders of a majority consist of two (2) directors. The 2103 E.Edison St..Tucson.Arizona
427 Furniture 917 Resort-Vacation of the outstanding shares entitled to persons who are to serve as directors 85719.
429 Gift Ideas Property vote thereon.The consideration for until the first annual meeting of DATED THIS 26 DAY OF
919 Townhouses issuance of shares may be paid in shareholders or until their OCTOBER.1978
., cash, tangible or intangible successors are elected and qualified s/David J.Carlson
` property. or in services actually are: David J. Carlson - 2103 E. %Doris F.Carlson
. PUBLIC NOTICES performed for the corporation. Edison St..Tucson.Arizona 85719: Req.:DAVID J.CARLSON
aMMINNUMNIIIIMil When so issued,the shares shall be Doris F.Carlson-2103 E.Edison Pub.:Oro Valley Voice
ARTICLES OF
ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS SERVICE fully paid and nonassessible. the St..'Tucson.Arizona 85719 Nov.22.29.Dec.6.1978
�,, .........,....amsams M,,
--- DIRECTORY INCORPORATION OF'
AD SITTERS.INC.
101 Announcements _ I.The name of the corporation is AD I BEGINNING • • •
SITTERS.INC.
I
PARENTS in N.W. area 211 Carpet/Rug corporation2. orois se organized
is as I NO
15TH WANT AD �
!interested in co-operative Jli answering service for classified I • '
daycare for evenings or advertising.
'song corporation initially intends 1 Hit TES 4 Weeks For 1
weekends. Call Karen 297- CARPET AND UPHOLSTERYI 9743;nites 792-1929.(11-15) STEAM CLEANING to conduct an answering service for I
Free estimates by phone. classified advertising. I
Find happiness, attend the 297-4201 4. The corporation t shall have I
Only $ up to 15 Words
Assembly of God Church in authority to issue one thousand
(
GENE DELANEY shares of common stock,without ( I
Canada 825-9096.(12-20) DCatalina.16310 N.Avenidael ,CARPET CLEANING SERVICES value. I 1-a Each Additional Word
5. The name and address of the 1
Just for reading this coupon, initial statutory agent is GERALD
109 Lost & Found mailingit in with your want ad B. HeIRSCH. 1005 Home Federal
Tower.Tucson,Arizona 85701 1) 2) 3)
(Free) listing you will receives 1.00 off. r
See how the Oro Valley Voice 6. The initial Board of Directors ' A) 5) 6
Classifieds work for you. shall consist of three 13)directors. �t )
The persons who are to serve as I
Free kittens.297-7281.(11-1) - Directors until the first annual FAg) 9)
Found Aug.30 grey female cat 229 Janitorial meeting of shareholders or until '
their successors are elected and I
at Desert Sky Road and Oracle, qualified are: Stanley Volk. 3441 110) 11) 12)
Oro Valley.Call 297-1607 after Services Calle Vistosa. Tucson. Arizona 1I 5 p.m.(11.1) 85715:Marvin Volk.7302 East 22nd II
Street, Tucson. Arizona 85710: , 13) 14) 15) I
Lost:small white poodle puppy Home, apartment and office Mario Erickson.c/o M.Smith.1625
in the vicinity near LaCanada cleaning. Quality work, E.FL Lowell Road.Tucson.Arizona I
and Linda Vista. Please call reasonable rates. 887-2373. 85719
297-4532.(11-1) 887-6191.(10-25) 8.The name and addresses of the l0cr Additional 10.T Additional 10(r Additional
incorporators of the corporation are i
231 Landsca in & the same as in N°.7 above. Please Print one word to each line. Please mail check to:
P g DATED this 7th day of
ADVERTISE Yard care November.1978. ORO VALLEY VOICE
your Garage Sale s/Stanley Volk
s/Marvin Volk P.O. Box 3003
Palm tree service trimming and s/Mario Erickson
IN THE etc. Reasonable rates.Call for Reg:GERALD HIRSCH Tucson, Ariz 85702
CLASSIFIED ADS
free estimate.297-6953 or 297- Pub:Oro Valley Voice
2700.(12-13) Nov.29.Dec.6.13.1978DEADLINE: Friday Noon Preceeding Wednesday Publication
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