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Home My WebLink AboutHistorical Records - The Arizona Territorial (17) T3Wii CLERK CJiiJ N. ORACLE • 1 • Park _ site_ Fri ay•d _ _ • ta i i n a 'Ira Gov. Babbitt to vtsi Story on Page 3 Serving Cates Ilk Adobes, Catalina Foothills, Oro Valley, Coronado Foothills, Amphitheater, Flowing Wells and all northern Pima County. eitellosAidipme#44 Ill/ 11111 11111 . 011111111110111 11:11::11111111 VOLUME THIRTEEN, NUMBER 11 TUCSON, ARIZONA 20 cents per copy, MARCH 16, 1978 die in H 0 use metrog . ov m ay 111 1 By WALT NETT House Majority Leader Burton Barr, R-Phoenix, was The present legislation, she said, doesn't deal with Although they could clear the State Senate as early as quoted last week as saying that he would ask Mrs.Carlson several issues, such as the financial obligations of the March 23, two pieces of legislation which would allow to give the bills a hearing if the legislation is not opposed various governments to be consolidated and civil service Pima County's governments to consolidate are ap- by Green Valley leaders. retirement funds• parently destined to die in the House again this year. "If Burton Barr wants to hold a hearing on the bills, he Senate Go+ernment Committee Chairman Frank Felix, Calling consolidated goverment for Puna County a can hold it himself, Mrs. Carlson said. "I don't intend D-Tucson, who has very limited special interest issue," House Counties and to." s ,sponsored the legislation for two years, gave the bills chances of clearing the House a Municipalities Committee Chairman Donna Carlson, R- to -member subcommittee held a hearing last ,range of "slim to none•" Mesa,said her committee will not fool around with the summer in Tucson on consolidated government,and Mrs. The bills,includingamendments ro ed last week P P by legislation. Carlson said,four of the five.representatives on the panel the Commission on Improved Governmental Legislation submitted for consolidation in Pima County were opposed to consolidaton,after the hearing.. Management, were scheduled for a March 15 hearing last year was passed by the Senate but died in the House Mrs. Carlson said she is no interested in workng on a before the government committee. If the committee when'Mrs. Carlson kept the bills off of her committee's consolidation proposal``until I see some legislation which agenda. addresses all the ramifications involved." (Continued on Page 4) • ;,,,;I:4,:,, f.„*„.. « It a* s=^:»s ia,wA,.R,> '�< ?� SM es a Verde , .a' -,:,g"�aw .. 4 ,. ,-; b k'g-,:�' • o,S-7- z el s,. .;,,,,,,,,,';':;k:41''.., ` .fid .,^ f ate&, �, ,.Y' yyyryryry , , ^. .b,.,,.F.°y��i. M'w., ...., ,. ,.>.. <.,, m ._- 3.,I ,.-. a<.. -.� ,. .a.. , v4 +C "`4 b • %-'7',:-- ,W,;a•. .;. < .#'W.., ins»,z - ,`'1 ',a,a ,1.. "..,.. .� x ",,�,r'S A. .1 :A. ,... d, .,a. .. ,,.,: �...y.a' ,. .. ,..: .... -,,.:. �<. � .... ''^ ,a.r< ;,,a.:. ^� se.':,.. «mss ns„ 1:t"-, t `°',. .. .,.._ ... ,r*>-- '.4:- ,. :..>_ „.. .,. a,.. ,,.,::, ,.:��..> a .� ..... g. ,$,. .. a� + ...m..... 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".,,,,..;:e4-:4- ,z' :�' v A vote from ` • fid«:« r the d . � , �.. , � � -; � :� �"�. au zence ended bo ed down ahem is _ ^ .�:-� ',�� 'fir:... _ .... -. w;.` �,'.:..m�" �� a,'=°� <l � «,a.'3 m k.:' � .T^til.. A •�.:�..�a A,. .3,',;�,.-�e, 'a L e n 1 h • an °�«�- � .� ,qq�� ,p,.,. � , ; aha ., -1:-,:-- ..,� m�s a:: .�� ,« r .,.. :: ,�... .« Txw:.:.,,, ,,9 ...... � e, 'tl'w,. _,.. a...,...,.0. _,.x,a ,.. -1--:--,-:::/:-.:-:r .Y .w M ',p< c`'... x s.::4+ Y;', .,,.. w .,rlr`+� a.. , � .. w,�. ,.a...... -.., ,... :.;;.A` ,w t, ..�,k- :a y,.,u, '^'. _, a.. ^ w.¢,. ...z..34,. ,'.:' kti 4'.ries3"> ^;a-... -`rd t4 <. '(r;�w1,` ..*....: byAm hltheater School 1 « : .9 k —;',17-:.:',5.!., �,:r« 0o Board members to name �� .. _ :, �� .t� , �,-> � "§ � �� ... F their , .: > ,,�, rs„ , .. SR„ -. 3"ti ..e �. liti.„itiC'5---e. � �• @®yf"p.¢' 1s,q„Di, d new elementar schoollocated at :, , � .Y Sa aand. Romero. ,>, ', <.,: .^ :�.- ^:, � � � { mak- . � �� : After board members threw out one name obvious! „, - ,...a>� ,"ra�'"s -+ 'a:. s� a, .s';�` � �.«r. :'s, � » g�ca'' L+� �,« „+iw°' .F s, r �°� Wit. 1 a , .,,t< favored 'Y c r, r b the 50 persons in the wW ir: crowd,theytied in a vote ` � �aa � R � , .r, '- °X, '�..�, :.V is -'te= to choose a winningn name.Ten minutes after im rom �„; ms -,,,,,,.„4:1°..11,,,,,-,s4. �. r _ :> ballots were ssed around the r Papeoom Mesa Verde ro.« Sc oo emerged as the winner bya wide m r g a gin• •�pxa..o-�'�'v''v�.--i -,” ':-',It ", '` ,�� '''::; ?:'a::: '� z,ti & .r .'}.^'�',�; µt� • p.:sae' ..,. -, +-6 .: � ago- -., Wr « � a�q, Dr. John Welsh residentof � .X V the school board, asked : that the.board be r esented with s .% ��` �- � x� �. t so rationale for the �, � ,�. . : name f ' t $a .. i. anally chosen. The final choices had emerged . :r ;f' •0*** M y G from a contest to name the school held at Donaldson and • „ r�; � , *;:'-,11, ate:- Harelson schools. However none of the classes indicated �= � is ,, why they choose the names they did. A Mesa Verde principal was named, too, at Tuesday a` night's meeting. Robert Lenihan, 30, currently top ad- _ ministrator at Sunrise Elementary in the Catalina . Foothills ,District was recommended bya s � ��- Greening ��.� �_ m�� = s � it- �� ` committee report and given the job. lib, Boundaries for Mesa Verde Elementary were also ROVING INFORMATION AMBASSADOR — Hal Gras found him sli slightly morepalatable than established. Theywill run almostg . y the snakes, without exception, brought his "Desert Ark" of animals from the Arizona tarantulas and other creatures which later jumped into along lines well publicized by the district in past weeks. Sonora Desert Museum too o entertain at the Women's Mr. Gras' waiting arms (or slithered u them) to be Parents of ail grade school children who will be affected P Fellowship meeting at the Casas Adobes Community displayed.The program informed the women about desert (Continued on Page 4) Congregational Church Tuesday. This small racoon, a animals which, though seldom thought of, are ever native of our desert,was a big hit.Many of the spectators present. (Photo by Jim Kelly) Healthplanningconstitutionalit challened Y g licaTion ital app hosp i• on A ruling on a motion challenging the constitutionality of the court that although the state has the right to regulate meet before going to a public certificate of need hearing' health planning laws in Arizona filed by the backers of a certain types of Indus g ruling try, those regulations must be Under the Hill-Burton projections for 1982, the HSASA marks dela w,..ys proposed hospital at Ina Road and Mona Lisa Drive is at reasonable. plan allows approximately 2,500 hospital beds for Pima least weeks away. At issue, he said, is the application of the Hip-Burton County. The county already has 2,750 — approximately Judge Jack Marks of Puna• County Superior Court said formula for determining hospital bed needs in an area. 250 more than allowed under the plan. Tuesday that he may be able to rule on a motion• filed by The formula was drafted in 1946 as a tool to be used in AMI's application to build a 100-bed hospital at Ina and attorneys representing American Medical International, allocating federal funds for hospital construction. Mona Lisa roads has been ruled incomplete because the a California-based health care corporation,in two weeks. The Health Systems Agency of Southeastern Arizona, county is overbedded under the lan. P He took AMI.'s motion under advisement at the close of a one of two defendant agencies in the case, adopted the Mr.Barassi said that the Hill-Burton formula has been two-hour hearing Tuesday. Hill-Burton formula for determining bed n�in August. used elsewhere to gerrymander health planning districts, Tucson attorney Louis Barassi,representing AMI, told Bed need is one of several criteria an applicant must • (Continued on Page 4) Lookn: in Lookingout ..."' Churches Pa e18 g Comment Page 6 Day ,.,; Lo Rain OUTLOOK: Cool but Sen. Dye wants a !otter ........Pae Il w�. �z as _ •8 Oro Valley Pae 5 Y g g Thu. 77 nice this weekend with Schools Page 10 Fri. sz �e .os chance of a shower. Racquetball boom arrives •... Sports Pae 22 sat. ss o ..•••pa e29 .a� • Mon. _ at trace Territory Page 12 Tues. b4 39 • Page 2,The Arizona Territorial,March 16, 1978 Pre-Sun No strong candidate yet, :,,,,: • . . _- ,,,.. $269 , ... 1 f.%.* •P;;;;;;V:: i:: . Cream Lotion 40 oz. , i,,,,i,k s..- ,i ,..1, Pre-Sun $. 98 claims Pima GOP chief ,..... ,, , ,„. ., , . , , 4: :' '''''.:',:4fi:'`,:.--1,;1.*;f./ts ,r ,,, , , 4-- ,. Lip Protector - - -A4,-,--, . ,r. . . . , . . „„, .. ‘. , .... .., By JUDY RATLIFF -A, — . . .. ,. ,.. . post," Mr. King told Green Mr. King noted that all are „, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,„„.... Post-Sun A strong team is needed Valley's Republican millionaires. and he was -.,,,,7,;, Lotion 6.z. $ 98 by the GOP to win in 1978 Women's Club.."If Burton. . quick with quips about the , iii, • ''.' -, 4• according to Charles King, Barr, R-Phoenix, William opposition party's can- chairman of the Pima Jacquin (former state didates. Protan County Republican Party. senate president and On Gov.Bruce Babbitt— . 4% 1.0t1 an 4.5 oz. $ 7 9 The problem with the current state chamber of "As attorney general he Republican slate so far is commerce executive) or carefully picked only afew that it lacks a strong Margaret.Hance(mayor of cases he was sure to win to , evi migu,be;Trnh Kingatorial candidate Phoenix) will run, I won't. prosecute..His motto seems t- -. Defender Drugs said. "If none of these three to be,. 'if, I don't do ere are several become a candidate soon, I anything, nobody can get .. . CASAS ADOBES DRUG ORACLE AT INA RD people other than myself I will enter the race. We mad at me." 29—1191 would like to see run for the need the choice.I represent On Dino DeConcini — Charles King experience i,n government "He was the brains behind . . ..-4k and I represent the Castro. That tells you all perience to high office was working class, the middle You need to know.', stressed by Mr. King who . . , ' N class and -the retired Mr. King expects Bill said nobody would let a . , ;, : ,i . voter." Schulz to drop out of the plumber perform surgery tit I, ' ,''''' -, — race shortly. He did not on them simply because Mr. King is a practicing r . viv ,,,,„ ii, - .t.„. ‘,,,. 4,4,1„7, attorney and former state elaborate on announced he's an honest man who legislator. Republican candidates for wants to try something ,..,. governor,Jack Londen and The- comments came new. Mr. Richey,he noted, Ev Mecham other than to has four years state Arthur R. Adair Martha J.Adair Harold R.Adair after a call to the audience say he found them"weak." legislative experience as of 100 Republicans to mend fences and support can- Mr. King characterized the representative from incumbent Morris Udall in Sierra Vista (Dist. 9). gEVERENT eiTTENTION didates who"adhere to the basic principles of the Second Congressional According to Mr. King, a District as vulnerable in position in elective Republicanism whether TO YOUR ( VERYjiEED they agree with you on this election year as he has government should be never been before. considered a professional. every single issue or not." "The voters have heard Candidates should be Day and night ADAIR FUNERAL HOMES are ready to serve your family Republicansourowhoarsvet tended"We toanNird.Usodunalldsyteisatk like eAriBzaorrnya ealfectertedbeitnog higher rn offices nficoesn with sympathetic personal service that relieves the strain enemies in recent years," Goldwater then go to city councils he said. and worry of unfamiliar duties and decisions. Mr. King said. Washington and vote like There is still a need to - "We're arguing about the most Eastern liberal convince able Republicans whether Taft or You ever heard of," Mr. to run for severaloffices. ADA04,,e,,(7/040. Eisenhower was right. King said. "He has For example, there is no We're still on Reagan repeatedly voted for gov- GOP candidate for at- versus Ford.All of that has ernment regulation of busi- torney generaf l 1050 N. DODGE to be forgotten. If we can ness, the redistribution of superintendentinstruction.nof public 4519 N. ORACLE pull together we're in a income and he is anti-de- ostru good position to make fense. In Tom Richey we "We can't expect s substantial gains this have a candidate who can someone who doesn't year." win." announce until three weeks Of the other announced The need to elect men before an election to do Ilookiirig for a candidates for governor, with past legislative ex- well," Mr. King said. northside home? FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA \il%MI R 1 PI C) 4?' Magee Rd. Annoucing the .,... , u) 0 Ina Rd. operiing of a full-time Orange Grove ' Skyline Dr. •% 0 ga, co trust office .....:,,,....:..,... z........ :.:,..,;\ _ Speedway Blvd. \ I* .0gs co ..7t. 1 at Oracle and --,..., 1 Ell al Orange Broadway Blvd. Then be sure to see our 5 exceptional Grove. northside Estes neighborhoods... First National Bank just estab- cp Heritage Hills.Totally new in ®Casas Adobes Park.An unheard Fished a full-time Trust Office to design...and loaded with more fea- of low price for the northside!Great tures and options than we've ever views from these 3 and 4 bedroom serve our friends who live near the offered before.2,3,and 4 bedrooms beauties. Priced below the rest from Oracle and Orange Grove office. priced right...from the low 30's. the mid 20's.On Orange Grove, Cleary, our Jim* Estate and Finan- -. .: I, On Ina,west of Oracle Road. between Oracle Road and 1-10. Phone:297-7261. Phone:297-7216. cial Planning Officer will, in one hour and at no charge, explain how 0 Rancho Feliz.Big and beautiful ®Foothills on Alvernon.Drive he can help you improve your finan- 3 and 4 bedroom homes on ranch- up...day or night...to see the forty- cial picture now and in the future. ,,. size lots. From just the mid 30's. thousand dollar homes with the Magee Road,west of Oracle Road. hundred thousand dollar view. He will apply his experience in , Phone:297-2239. From the mid 40's.Alvernon, taxes, investments, estate planning north of Skyline.Phone:299-2601. and trust management to the C)Verde Catalina.2 and 3 bedroom townhouses on the side of the .. organization and administration of Catalinas.Spectacular views. Private „., your financial affairs so you can pools for residents. Beginning in the enjoy living. low 40's.Oracle Road,just north of Come in for a personal, confiden- Magee Road. Phone:297-2218. tial consultation. It'll be the best Jim Cleary, hour you ever spent. Trust Officer • 792-5590 Tucson is an in Trust us. Enjoy living. Estes Home town. People who want to help you. Oracle and Orange Grove Office • 6400 N. Oracle Road Babbitt March 16, 1978,The Arizona Territorial, Page 3 The County Highway Department atwill hold a public hearing April 11 on the wideningof a two-mile stretch of Ina Road between Oracle and La Cholla Boulevard. r• CROSS The hearing will be held in the multi- purpose room at L.W. Cross Junior High School, 1000 W. Chapala Drive Gov. Bruce Babbitt will beginning at 7:30 p.m. spend 90 minutes touring `. The widening will expand Ina Road to Catalina State Park Friday 0 four lanes with a painted median afternoon, announcing his lti Q Q separating traffic. position on a $980,000 ap- --� ,� J County highway officials will also propriation for land pur- 0 1 - discuss acquiring rights-of-way for the chases in the park. 0v INA ROAD J widening. Gov. Babbit began Q Q C.3 The County Highway Department 1 making plans for the hike -1 J will also accept written comments on within hours of the House 0 the plans through April 24 at its office, • 1313 S. Mission Road, Tucson, 85713. Agriculture Committee's The plans are available at the hi h- 10-3 vote in favor of the g way department office for inspection appropriation. prior topublic the public hearing. The park had been assigned a low priority during late Gov. Wesley Bolin's administration. ez onin e on e s p le a . An editorial on Page 6 Estes Homes request to The Estes request asks to Planning and Zoning drainage from the higher "I think it would be a real The park,which would be rezone approximately 80 rezone the property from Commission last month by nothern areas toward the waste of money for the Pima County's first state acres as an expansion of its SR (one house per four a 6-3 vote. Rillito River. board to turn this zoning park,includes land north of Casas Adobes Park acres) and SH (suburban Estes attorney Ken down," Mr. Richards said. Oro Valley and south of development will be heard homestead) to CR-2 (two At that hearing, some Richards told the corn- "There's a 39-inch sewer Catalina on the east side of by the Pima County Board houses per acre) and CR-3 residents expressed con- mission that drainage was running practically empty U.S. 89. of Supervisors Monday at (three houses per acre). It cern over possible flooding an engineering problem which could serve the Rep. Clare Dunn of 9:30 a.m. was turned down by the which could be caused by which could be worked out. project." District 13 said Sunday she is hopeful the bill can getWork Yin April j,past the House Ap- _ -s a s !! 1 iiipropriations Committee -= �'`' - .., . ' but its chances before the "--_. ,^�'►•�4 - �� ;,,,.._-_t - / onDesertHome > 4 .•. RIN �, �_ , . Republican caucus are R i -2-.....----.__,- --- I Ni... , -- doubtful. Republicans, �, '` „t �, 1 ,-_ -., �,,_ An April 15 target date has been set for construction of i4,; i_ f ,;. ,-._' ri who control the House, - the Desert Life nursing home, to be located at 1919 W. ,, ''3` . g •- r- = " - �,,,,�„ .T. -. _ _ ,�;)1 .`- *Custom Designed and Built, usually caucus on major Orange Grove Road. �p' - �"��""�"''�� -•_ - • bills before permitting �''� - � 'i ��; �= N .,,,,___:_.,... planned for convenience and The project recently received bond issuance approval pas I-- beauty!them to come to a vote Of n ! - from the Pima Industrial Development Authority toII ��"'� .i ` -- _-=- ' f"-,_- the whole membership. �"""" .�g-�-�-- `� `'- , i.......t `'�:•s em. i1 j finance the project, accordingto Gwin Henry, a �` --- =:...-r"� - Rep. Dunn suggested spokesman for National Health Enterprises, a California -- E ,,,�,,,,.,�w --- ii, . •Complete remodeling that a trade-off may be health care company which will operate the 228-bed tin , � LL`' , l -`:.-- ► 5. service. Pa Y P - 1 '--7j--F4.-c.....:.- ,‘1 proposed in which Pima facility. County gets the park Although the company now holds foundation permits for \-. -ll . ,.,-- f-, ` � ,,e. 0 Professional design service money in exchange for construction,Mr.Henry said the company prefers to have - � "' . _ . support of flood-relief all of its permits before beginning construction. The plans -' �' .y=> available at no extra charge. legislation for Maricopa are in final review before the Pima County building County. permits section and the state Department of Health The $980,000 would be Services. used to buy about 300 Plans originally called for opening the nursing home in 2744 N. CAMPBELL AVE. acres of land from Lloyd September, but because-of delays in financing, "we're 326-2131 Golder and to acquire the probably looking at November," Mr. Henry said. "We grazing leases he owns on normally figure around eight months construction time. immommimmis another 2,800 acres. Rep. But we're going to try to do this one in six-and-one-half or trircHEpis 8„ BATH 6528 E. 22ND STREET Dunn called these parcels seven months." key_areas to development The facility is licensed for 108 personal nursing care Div.of Cameo corp. 748-73 1 3 of the park. beds and 120 skilled nursing care beds. THE ARIZONA TERRITORIAL 1111111111r,... -qr_ ..1 WestOrange Grove Road.Tucson,AZ.85704.Phone(602)297-1107.Published .' q , • i ,•° 7 weekly on Thursdays by Territorial Publishers,Inc.Also publishers of The Green ,� . 1 `"�. Volley Sun and The Desert Airman.Second class postage paid at Tucson,AZ. ■�% �` •• «:.;.. Subscription rates:by mail in Pima County—$7.50 per year;by mail outside Pima ■sioV� h �� _ i1`'`__ _.ear .4 \ ,N,�!�::�` �t / County in U.S.—S8.50;foreign countries—S10.00 per year:single copy 20 cents. ■t1 j/"yi■�L._. ,� �r�� '� `�w : �1rI g]a■til:!■I�tla -.....„. _ : ...INIIIIIII.IIIINmmillIllill.. _. � liit■ii,,ap-.vt■1.>ftI■ate■L- pl ig, .,.....„-,--."---: .,..,,,______._‘_ _ - If P,r 5,VA.,--- ', •a, _Asa —.1. — ----....." 7 ; „0„,....z,, --- 'The highest interest rates 1,-og.,Tri [ 91 i __:„..,..:_ .._. ..11,1: v . -N ,... in Arizona -I, 1 ; f• di.,:i -iFel;',.. 1, ÷a 1 6 ,,,,,,,t„,r, ,: ....,,---„,,...: ,., --_,: „,,,,,vo .,, 11456 4021W-elk °/0 ,- ,-, I i v, '.:..,:tSs .,6 0 .*,,:::,. ask —...,„,,,e# - - w '4'0 e.4 4#0 dk st. - 4 . . ....,..., . -,, . ,. --Agt 104.,...„. 1 , ,,,,,,,- .4 i ad v._ eta, tit , -Ul r--!;:- *I''''-'s:'"?'",6 tiVat*0"*OSAtig,"*,A1Mewit42411, -...4 --Eig,--._. --0 - 480rni.4...--4P.,w it0 .)'4 .�.i. - 4.','P„±,,,, '.::::',4telsw. -, --:. -�-s-- COPPER DOME ......------,...„:"._-,---- - . ..,;gia,-Atint * ',,,„,,- „..-"°'-.iew="'"t -,......r'_..,.- -tr'----- ,amb,,—,.....,,-..eo-,,,,,000z.,,„,..s%„,...:,:.... ,,,,,...- ...„„aiiimiz-d,..-,......-- -....-,...----....-- •_-- ._—.--......... ....,-,.....„..........,--.......,—.......— ...—._-.._-.--.....- ..,,__......,.._._..._. OPEN HEARTH ---,......-. .......,---..- .............--,..„...„• 4 1 ....... .........,....._ ..................l MAKE YOUR EASTER 6 Year Certificate $1,000 Minimum for reservations We still compound RESERVATIONS 887-4000 interest daily "Moder " These ote PricesEarn the hi hest interest rates in Ariz n For Fine Dinners9 o a Savings Plan Minimum ARaeal AY e d nnual •Roast Pork,Dressing&Applesauce • Baked Virginia Ham Passbook none 5.25% 5.389% •Baked Chicken Ala Grecque •Choice Prime Rib of Beef 1 Year Certificate $1,0006.50% 6.715% 21/2Year Certificate 51.000 6.75% 6.982% •Roast Young Turkey •Deep Fried Fillet of Codfish 4 Year Certificate $1,000 7.50% 7.788% 6 Year Certificate $1,000 7.75% 8.057% A substantial interest penalty is required for early withdrawals; •Roast Spring Leg of Lamb however,you can avoid this penalty by borrowing against your certificate at 1%over the certificate rate. In Glamorous Lounge Conference • &Meeting Rooms HAPPY HOUR 4-7 p.m. Mon.-Sat. :}suc--- -, featuring Live Entertainment on with COMPLIMENTARY Savings Banquet Facilities founded 1964 and Loan j&-:":117-...:-.:1-.4,-,...;,.-., Weekends with NORMAN HAAS for 150 persons 1 Hot Hord,oeuvers Administrative Office-135 North Stone Avenue/Tucson,Arizona 85701 Tucson Offices3131 S. ghw y Benno n90 25 Miracle h N.Wilmot Located i n Cliff Nogales-2360 Tucson.Kinney Road/ n 90 W.E.Fourth StreetManor Inn : N• Oracle Page 4,The Arizona Territorial,March 16, 1978 Unified government bill likely to die again (Continued from Page 1) "Ten members would come from within the corporate the surrounding areas would want to be apart of the city approves,the bills would be sent to the senate floor March limits (of Tucson), and five from outside the corporate of Tucson. P 23. area," he said. "I think people living in the unin- "But the fact is that there are an awful lot of residents Although Sen. Felix said the bills have Senate support, corporated areas would suffer greatly at the hands of outside the city limits who are part of the metropolitan he pointed out that state legislators have also resisted consolidated government. area but who want no part of the city of Tucson," he add- county home rule proposals. "There is some resistance to Under the amendments proposed last week, the ed. the abdication of power to a local government, he said. county's three small municipalities — Marana Oro In a related matter,the Commission on Representative "Letting go is the hardest thing to do." Valley and South Tucson—would be allowed to"opt out" Government, a group formed last year by the county Sen.Sue Dye,D-Tucson,told a Democrat Club meeting of the consolidated structure. Board of Supervisors to look at other methods ofg overn- Sunday she does not now favor the metro-governmentment, released the second phase of a report by Marana bills, primarily because of the large amount of mail she Mr. Joyner, a political science professor at the economist George Leaming which claims that a single has received against it. She suggested she would favor a University of Arizona, said that the only consolidated metropolitan government could increase operating costs . .... r-...... ......-... 'J` . � have. . governments nis which h su essf ul a city- byas much as $78 million per year. An editorial on Page 6 counties whose corporate boundaries are the same. Mr. Leaming's study shows that subdividing present {::..ti...�:;fr::;"..f:. :: .:•:s: He said settingupa similar structure for Tucson on and its .s: governments .S' =��> into smaller :: ::�: 11 r .. e ...... units could cut governmental ernme :$:: ntal . .. . g __ metropolitan itan sub urb s could work, "but that��, �� Po assumes that service costs byas much as$54 million yearly. home rule bill only if residents outside the city of Tucson would get a chance to accept or reject it. • The proposed amendments to the legislation came • Hospital rm u a u 'nawai'ted under fire last week from Re ubli n Supervisor Conrad Joyner,who charged that the revised bills leave too much _ in the hands of a 25-member charter commission which would setup the structure of the unified government. -(Continued from Page 1) as it applies to health planning, was sharply attacked Among the deficiencies left up to a charter commission PP P g, P Y by under the proposed legislation, Mr. Joyner said, is a but told Judge Marks that "I can't say the Hill-Burton Michael Monroe, HSASA's attorney. }, formula is being manipulated with respect to districts provision for a mayor or a board of supervisors. Need is the criteria we re dealing with, Mr. Monroe here." said,pointing out that federal laws require local agencies The charter commission would also be responsible for q g preparing a method to merge the city and county Judge Marks then said, "What you're is that 18 to develop health plans based on local need. saying miles is too far to go to a hospital." Before taking 'the matter under advisement, Judge bureaucracies, he said, offering an estimate that a con- Marks asked for•copies of a certificate of need and the solidated Pima County would require approximately P 10,000 government employees. Mr. Barassi pointed out that a sister agency of HSASA state health plan. In merging the two bureaucracies, department heads (the Health Systems Agency of Central Arizona) does not He also requested a copy of the HSASA health services require conformance to the local bed needs plan as a plan which is scheduled for final review March 16 in would have to be dismissed, Mr. Joyner said. "You have criteria for completeness of a hospital's application for a Tombstone to be delivered after it is ratified bythe P PP (County Manager) Ken Scharman or Joel Valdez (City construction permit. HSASA'Governing Body. Manager),- he said. "Who are you going to fire?" The 15-member board of supervisors proposed in the He cited a resolution from the central Arizona agency Commission on Improved Governmental Management's which said use of the Hill-Burton formula is "a disaster Mesa Verde c o S e n 1976 report could also create a problem for people living in for health planning." Pima County's unincorporated areas. One of Mr. Barassi's criticism's, the definition of need from Page(Continuedg .,..c:,,,,! by the presence of the new school will be contacted by w vt a <W ,'@" t � ,_4 ° mail in the next few weeks. <,• y,, � � In other business, the board voted to move ahead with ' ; wf.:: remodeling of the Amphitheater High School Science wing Some places offer top -��N rather than erecting a new building. Total cost of the rates . remoldeling and the addition of one physical science lab . will be$469,000. R 0 ' ' . aces offer a save ..!,-,4 .-, col) , ; The board also voted to extend the bid period for the z:kof ty ■ Canyon del Oro High school fine arts addition. Leslie -,..',_,,..;..-„...,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,-;,„ „..,.„:i4,,,.' . �` ,� � Follett director of finance and accounting, said that an Wil(Nlie'4'.. ..':'' - bnt .7 . agreement withConeIly Construction, current low bidder �I 'i - 'ice: ------ ,--t------ . ,, ,„„,X � � ° .`,�� CI0 � **,,¢,a. �,k ,-, on the project,on the price of the building with some cuts .,, : .- . <.� ,�>..- . . ' 2' 3= in'�specifications will hopefully be reached by March 24. A lotof places pay the big rates some of Get the biggest savings rates in to vn 4f-:..,,.... th *�� e. But Pima Savin s delivers toGet movin to Pima Savings, OPEN HORSE SHOW SCHEDULED : ,ca'i l i S all the time. The Fenster School Annual All Breed Open Horse Show 11•0x.� • . will be held on Sunday, April 2 at 9 a.m. This will take : place at the Fenster School Arena: 8500 East Ocotillo Drive, —just south of Sabino Canyon. There will be 32 k -: classes consisting of Halter, Pleasure, Contest and . 44w } ehighestsavings Costume Classes. Many are for younger contestants. k • There will be Payback,Ribbon and Trophy Classes and a rates ■ own■ High Point Buckle &Trophy will be awarded. For ent- entry Certificate Accounts forms phone 749-3340 or visit the school office. Annual Rate Term Minimum Yield 7.75% 6 years $1000 8.057% . 7.50% 4 years $1000 7.788% 6.75% 30 months $1000 6.982% :. et, eat 6.50% 1 year $1000 6.715% � 5.75% 3 months $1000 5.918% A substantial interest penalty is required for early withdrawal. Passbook Account emem er , , , 5.25% $10 5.389% ::,. is Easter earlyStatement Savings Account ..os i''' �.. 5.25% $10 5.389% W.- -, ;:,, ., . . thisyear. Freshen r,';',..•� 4 . � ,, ..f, ,.-. :. .,-T.,.„..., .„,..... -.,,,., ,,. ,, ..„ �... up home with ,hs4 ' t',4e...,..' • . - - i- --. git- ..i.4:-.• - ' '- .-. -.-,--- 7 . -:-.:.--..--,--- , 'a---,; ..„ . , . , �:..... a a new Spring Floral ....„., , -..- i, ., .-.,,,,,-,,,,,..„,....:,,,,,,,T • f Arrangement from the \:.,-, , :,„:„.„:„.,.,..„. _h.,.: ,,..- 4,,,,.., . . .,,,,,,$41r-'-- '_."..- :,.7:::.. .' CopyCat. .• H r' ? ♦ X .� "?' ' �" t '4. ':�,,1�i ',',°.fir,-.. 4,... ... 4.7: .. 4 .,. �,, aJ Let Sue create an ar- . ., . ,�,�.'/'!. Y�F ♦.,t �a"r' * � ,�. ,oy,.,J•` 4 ..r,,. ;'<„ _ • —..4! `may !� :N.. rangement that will l Pte. y�As�+ • , <�,., y. ,tr.1 a ,,I4.t ..-. O-i it'.• ' = brighten u our � - .e � i r i t Ana d n't -- .- 'f''''' .— ,,,,.,._ e, p.- dmi—':,.., .,,,, a _ =� decor andso . -- - forget our completelete fram- " s,O, . PIMA „.,.. -- _ ' •n service. The right frame, -� , ., ,:i.„ ,.. 0 (i.-:-;;),- nor, .• - . - - -:, _ -fti.,,,i41/4 ,---' 2 - - i. at the right rice., .. • . - For the longhaul. . ,.. CRAFT CLASSES ARE ALSO IN FULL SWING ESIK SIGN UP NOW 7100 N. oracle. - r._.. .._ 327-1111—3390 E.Speedway (Rancho Shopping Center) March 16, 1978,The Arizona Territorial, Page 5 , ( oro 1 Planners satisfied S. ) with zoning valley ,7,„,........_.,. :: ,.rewrite ;,i,.: I TREASURE _ �� :: A public hearing to High School. After ex- < '• UNT MINIATURES -- �:_: consider the rewrite of Oro tensive meetings with = Valley's SR (suburban school board officials, the S. The Only Store in Tucson ranch) zoning ordinance Oro Valleyans were Electiorl ' '~= Completely Devoted �s p y to Miniatures — has been scheduled for satisfied that, while the o it ` May 9 by the Planning and building will be some 30 •Custom Doll House Service ZoningCommission. The feet higher than allowed by commission members town zoning ordinances, it • Furnishings • Accessories -- declared chosen - themselves for will blend well with the •Doors and Windows satisfied with the or- surrounding school dinance at their meeting buildings and not detract By JUDY RATLIFF Mayor Lois Lamberson •Basswood•Furniture Kits last week. The manuscript from the overall look of the The majority of the said. "We expect this •Books and Magazines rests now in the hands of town. Election Board for the election to cost about the Miniature Millinery Classes Starting Soon—Please ca// Town Attorney Walt April 4 Oro Valley Town same. We pay the board; Henderson, who is running Starting at the next •Council primary elections this is required by law, we 708 E.PRINCE RD.(Corner of First Ave.)887-3783 a routine check for legality. regular Planning and has been appointed. must have ballots printed In other business, the Zoning Commission Ann Korte will serve as and rent voting booths and commission decided to meeting, Town Clerk inspector and will basically some other equipment draft a letter to the council Dottie Morse will take run the proceedings. from the county election requesting reactivation of minutes. This move will Rosalyn Glickman will board." the architectural review free commission secretary serve as roster clerk, FREE board. Maja Stewartformore checking precinct Absentee ballots will be The members have also active participation in registration lists. Beth available at Oro Valley decided to lay aside any discussions according to Carmack, Dorothea Helm, Town Hall through March objections to the fine arts Sharon Chessen, coin- Glendis Parker and Maja 31. They must be comBLOOD PRESSURE - addition of Canyon del Oro mission chairman. Stewart will serve as pleted and in the possession judges. One position as of the town clerk by April 3. Faawayaces eeameTEST r judgeThe remains to be filled. Arizona revised statues require the a Mrs.Sae art a bit closer this way pointment of an impartial election board to oversee withdraws a s . DO-IT-YOIJRSELF,9 Have you ever yearned to United Air Lines. It seats elections.Members should, travel to far away places 142 persons and cruises at preferably, have ex- candidate •i perience in Arizona with but found •� TAKES ONLY 1 MINUTE it too expensive 615 miles per hour. The previous election w —or you just didn't want to plane is kept at Sky Harbor work. All The field of candidates travel alone? International Airport in will participate in a March running for election to the KNOW WHETHER YOUR BLOOD Well, now you can join Phoenix. 30 training session to be Oro ValleyTown Council the Fiesta Air Travel Club, Membership in this conducted at the town hall has been narrowedPRESSURE IS NORMAL OR IF YOU a non-profit Arizona cor- group has grown from 200 by Jim Shumway, who to six SHOULD CHECK WITH T H YOUR - with the end of Mary Lou DOC poration, and one of only in October to 1,600 now. heads Pima County's Sae art's campaign. election bureau. gTOR SO H E CAN HELP YOU BACK seven Air Travel Clubs Club representative for Election board authorized to do business Tucson is Mrs. Liz Adams, members Mrs. Saegart officially TO NORMAL. under Federal Aviation 6540 St. Andrews Drive, must rise in time to be at removed herself from the Administration regula- 299-9159. the town by 5 a.m. to running last Friday, citing r ready materials for the 6 STOP IN tions. A group of members left a.m. poll o personal reasons for her Owned by its members Thursday for a jaunt to peg. Board withdrawal. NO OBLIGATION WHATSOEVER on a non-transferable, non- Hawaii. This trip cost members are on hand then "Something has just assessable basis, the club members $200 round trip until 7 p.m. when the polls come up,"she said."It has * * * * * * * * * * * * * * close. They see to the is a legal means for a group from Phoenix. Other trips s nothing to do with my to operate a large aircraft this year include one to the mooch functioning of feelings for the town.I hope collectively and realize Holyland in September and voting operations and then I can do something for OroIIMERICIIN savings on travel with no one to the Bahamas in are responsible for the Valley somewhere down liabilit counting of ballots. It is Y May.Members can suggest the line." � The aircraft used for the trips and plans are being expected this will takeAn Equal several hours and the Steve Engle,Jim Kriegh, Housing Lender, trips is a Boeing 707 that made to attend athletic was formerly flown by events away from home. process is open to the Lois Nagy, Jim Peterson, An Equal 1F S is public.All of this adds upto Ed Needham and Jack Opportunity1 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * � _ a very long day—it is, at Newman remain in the Employer least, paid labor. race. Primary voting will 7120 N. ORACLE 297-8292 . 1'tesi ,00 "Our last election cost take place Tuesday, April OPEN SATURDAYS 9 TO NOON 0010, the town less than $400," 4. 3 1 J4 'a �,a� k Yq,q,'v.+.�' °` ,e. ,' -� rail � 31+`��'4* f. . - air. r: ; . %.•.3,,= • -4,':,,f,. „•.:•.,..,4;,,,:-;� � �.�,.. _-x . • _ tt't✓ . ..-,,way,., t ,: 3:,.,„li ' It * .: ii '�. ,r.3 .' ,.1' , i 0-41 et , ,, . .,.... - -.,. , - .•4 -4.4- p,\ . .... iie ' a ' 1 . ,,,, i 7 -.. -, gt 1.. 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Long Realty, Hazel Forbus*, Art Mayer*, Donna Monthan*, For the best in optics visit; Y p' congratulates the members of the Million Al Appel*; middle row, left to right, John Dollar Producer Club for 1977. g Carter, Mary Carter, Enid Henrikson*, Phyllis Associated Optom•trlsts These eighteen sales-associates produced in Leon, Emma Dingwall, Ruth Havens*, Les excess of 27 million dollars in sales during the Meredith; front row, left to right, Barr ,, Drs. Simpson, Fabricant, Blonder& Miller ear. Pictured are: back row left toriY g Yght, Sam Woods*. Not pictured, Ray Denny . Plaza del Oro— University Office Geri Roberson*, Judi Winn, Gail Brown*, (Photo by Richard Croy) *.Re eat members Orange Grove&Oracle 925 E. University p Ken Bailey*, Steve Long, Lynnette Matteson, 297-0102 622-5904 Page 6, The Arizona Territorial, March 16, 1978 "Dear GenTorrijos Good. lour treaty n ffj„,,,„; '.::::.::.,:::-::.,:.).,),*, .'. iott, ' ”-;,:''....;* - ' ,„ - 4 /# #' 17 */ . I 1 . First h ,,, , , /...„, ,,,,,,,,, , 2,,f#,,,,44 ..,,s7r- viis, // / 'ir , , ,_ ,-. ,,,,, , 0, /11' .--4-34.rvp.,......; --: ,.-- --- ' - / - -/ - / ,, -- .•r• -.1/4:2!..w ', !!!-' ./,".riI 1, - ./, "4;i.r.,:....,„ , , ,,.,42,4,,, - _,,o/, ./- /AI-./ / � /.4f/iv, 4 !► fors S""ci • ` �,. - . . ` When the new governor of Arizona comes ....211 .04#";,-, . - ,r courting in Pima Count he says he's goingto ��mu/ix- 'N/••-i,,,/,/,„7/7/ � � � �� y= Y �.?,� ter. � //��,, ,' ,; � �,•,.., � �; l ,i�3/`/ • /. s '': „y .,;,/e ,,f,j;rr '�;� ; ,� ,,`� get a first-hand look at the proposed Catalina -, r ... . ,/ i �. ,7,„,,,� State Park. Apparently Gov. Bruce Babbitt /. has =,, , rj„�,�- ti. %';, -'' '% chosen that issue in his f �,,: first week in office .= , ,- '1,,, _., - , • . 4 y - as a symbol of what hes going ,.t - -, , ! y g g to do for ;, ,, ;,- southern//' southern Arizona. His appearance ,, ,�,,-��,;,� .-e.;:///, ,, f,' � PP a t the park .,..1 �, -�,,;�y. , ” , t't\- • site north of Oro Valleycan only -oma!! ;---- ,!-1-vow,:� !y/i;'::: .4 �/ / mean that he �; 'fir ,,° ,%/% ,, will vigorously support ' /. , , ,.;�;; , f ...,. ,,3 PP t endin �'' /„ „,„-4*.,,,,,,',...,,, 1---,-,<As$,'N'*-:--- ,„, �►��.•�: •%, '''��,,,,,. -� � g Y p g legislation to P� / ,,.. �, �4 /,/ ,//fi/� ��,�j�jyi�%ii% f /i• /�//�' :% //'/ `//1�4��y/��i, �4,, .�'•'% %//` ry/,,/, ,/,, ��,,,,,l. . �,` complete land purchases for the j�ark. / / /,' /Nik,„ ,y ,- -,,,-,‘,/,,,,,.../i,''L,/ �/. O fir///Y j” w,,,,,,,,,... ,,;,; �,�,.. ,,,, yy! .,,,,/ 4 The legislature is presently processing a ,� , 'l,,/,44,", , . $980 000 appropriations ,; ,�-/%.�� ,. measure to be used to y�y,y 1C/1 4 `,r % • a :r.... = buy 300 acres of land in the Catalina Moun- ,. ,,,�,��/- -i-x.),,,..,:::,, /,, ' ,. `, tains !-:,:',,-/,,,,,,, _ g /, j,� ,, and to purchase grazing leases now held : ;; ,A �,,.1:6 j,m 0,,� /; privatelyacres of state- „, on another 2,800 tate- ,, iA- 0'”, ;'•" , owned land. While the bill mayget out of the 4 /..4 / - %, ��• ,,,,,,w;:, ';,, ,g' Appropriations Committee, its final fate in the Aj 4' If '�•" .,.-4 -,A• ,:, `!'iii, Republican-controlled ,, _ • ,i,,,, • j ;;, House is very doubtful. �/,r,� � ..,,,��/�j ,,/.. .��j' ,///i/0- --j))),/,...„„ ss Gov. Babbitt can convince some •'/`�j/,'I/ijl,,,,,//,�%//J�/!//r�,..,... ✓'/.'��//,/%�i.,,,,,,//!/.!/I/////%//�!fes/•�//,.rilyi,,�r/%i• .ros/%///e/%/�!'/�,!��/ �� `"•� Marko a Count legislators who continue P Y g to point out that the state's largest county still doesn't have a state ark. tro ? info .r Gov. Babbitt is now openly a candidate for governor and faces a tough primary foe in Apparently the success of legislation Green Valley's unsuccessful incorporation Dino DeConcini. He needs Pima Count votes Po Y designed to bring consolidated government to attempt last year. to stay in office. As attorney general he Pima County rests in a show of support from Of course, it's still veryearlyin the ball favored the park project although the late g the outlying regions. game this year. Gov. Wesley Bolin was only lukewarn toward At this point, it's safe to bet that the support Should theresent legislation (SB 1126 it. Now Babbitt has gone out of his wayto for consolidation of Tucson and PimaP g } County's clear the Senate, it faces an extremely rough personally show interest in the park. Politics government isn't there, and probably won't be ride in the House, where similar le islati n is surely one of his underlying considerations. g 4 there for quite a while. was buried last year. But if it takes a personal visit by the governor House Majority Leader Burton Barr, R- Approval of the constitutional amendment to crystalize support for the park in Phoenix, Phoenix, said last week that he needs allowing consolidation would still require a then we say amen. The debate about Catalina assurances from Green Valleythat its • ' � State Park ' statewide vote, and its doubtful to us that the is long over; it is time to get on residents won't oppose consolidation to bring state's other 13 counties would like to become with the job of building it. the matter to a head on the house floor. beligerents in the running battle between the Rep. Barr's statements are a strong in- Tucson City Council and the county Board of dicator that other legislators have their ears Supervisors. to the ground seeking guidance from Pima The time is now, however, to letour Open SEs(,�Y1'1'L�, ' County citizens in the matter. representatives in Phoenix know whatY ou However, the legislature is separated from think of consolidation with the city of Tucson. Pima County by a lot of miles. The 1978 Joe Garagiola Tucson Open has come and Members of the Senate Committee on P And that separation leaves the legislature in gone, leaving memories of great golf played by stars, the dark on one vital oint in the battle for Government include Sue Dye from Tucson's politicians and professional athletes and with thousands of P Dist. 12, John J. Hutton ofSierratourist's dollars spent consolidation. Vista from pe throughout the city during the Dist. 9, Rod J. McMullin of Scottsdale, Robert four-day event. As Supervisor Conrad Joyner said Wed- The effect of the Tucson Open is felt throughout Usdane from Scottsdale, Tim Hayes from gout the year nesday night at the Tucson Press Club Forum, y by the youth of Tucson who receive needed donations for there are many people livingoutside of Phoenix and Anne Lindeman from Phoenix. their amateur athletic projects from the Tucson Con - P quis Tucson, in both suburban and rural areas,who In the House, key contacts are Rep. tadores who sponsor the tournament each year. P For the first six months of 1977,John E. Carter, Funds don't want to be a part of the city. Carlson of Mesa, chairman of the committee Request eq est Chairman for the Tucson Conquistadores and the Northwest residents have fought Tucson on counties and municipalities, Rep. Burton review board gave over$13,000 to worthyindividuals • P � p who annexation attempts several times in the last Barr, the majorityleader, and Rep. Thomas needed some financial assistance and to youth oriented four years, and talk of consolidation has been P organizations and programs. Goodwin and Rep. John Kromko from District P g P Mr.Carter announced that during the last six months of repeatedly suggested as one factor behind 12. 1977, over$12,000 was donated to various individuals and programs including a$2,000 donation to the Pima County Special Olympics Committee to be used for the 1978 • Special Olympics scheduled for April 1, 1978 at Cholla Publ1Cds money High School and a$5,000 annual donation to the UnTV iversity e� of Arizona Athletic Department. Other donations include: $1,500 to the Tucson Junior KUAT is asking us for money again. KUAT drive to raise at least$80,000 by this Sundayto Golf Association to sponsor the p City Junior Golf is the Tucson outlet for the Public Broad- buy the programs we see on PBS. As of Championship Tournament; $600 to the University casting System which is on channel 6 on your Monday they had pledges of $41,684, a little Aquatic Club for six of their swimmers to attend the television dial. The money will go toward more than half of their goal. Senior National in Los Angeles;$600 to the Tucson Hockey paying for the programs they screen. Last Saturdaynight the need to helpClub to provide scholarships to four members of the Club; Public television gout our $570 to diver Denise Christensen to attend three major o was born with generous local public station came home as we watched diving meets; $500 to the Tucson Swim Kittens Team to doses of federal support as an alternative to Arthur Fiedler conducting from Boston and attend the Junior National Team Synchronized Swimming commercial television which is even more Beverly Sills singing from San Die o. The Championships in Cincinnati; $365 to Don Gardner for g airfare to participate in the Junior National Judo generously supported by national advertisers. alternative offerings on the three commercial Tournament in Stanford, Connecticut; $292 to Pat It can operate only when local citizens and networks could not compare with suchper- Martinez for travel such public institutions as the Universityof and expense to participate in the formances. We decided right then to send in National Intercollegiate Handball Tournament in Lake Arizona keep it healthy. Each year the local our check to KUAT. If you are enjoyingthis Forest, Illinois; $250 to the AMFAC (All Men for All Children) Softball for formation of their softball team; stations must pick up more and more of the great programming as well, we hope you can load. Each year operating and programming support KUAT financiallyso theycan con- $250 for a team sponsorship to the Pima County Junior Soccer League and a $250 contribution to the Southeast costs go up. So KUAT is conducting a fund tinue their efforts. Bobby Socks. r r itA S - N latitt,t MEMBER [35I N L Winner of GENERAL EXCELLENCE Award, GENERAL NEA IN PAPF 1 R DEPARTMENTAL NEWS COVERAGE EXCELLENCE Award Association-Founded 1885 0/►L EOIT and ADVERTISING EXCELLENCE Award from Arizona �� q/7 Newspapers Association January 1973. ?' NATIONAL C ' Winner of GENERAL EXCELLENCE, NEW WRITING R4 �C�� EXCELLENCE Award, TYPOGRAPHICAL EXCELLENCE PERS �i Published each Thursday by TERRITORIAL PUBLISHERS, Award, GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL NEWS COVERAGE P 4s M.mb.r of NEWSPAPER INC., 1 W. Orange Grove Road, Tucson, Az., 85704. Also `'� '`"...so F N 9 EXCELLENCE,and EDITORIAL PAGE EXCELLENct IA �� ; �, ARIZONA � OUNOAZ�O publishers of The Desert Airman and the Green Valley Sun. from Arizona Newspapers Association January 1975. z ::-.V.-z-= v ARIZONA Phone(602)297-1107 Winner of GENERAL EXCELLENCE Award and NEWS d::- =o NE`s?Spe PERF 1975 WRITING EXCELLENCE Award from Arizona Newspapers z •; Association January 1977. •�11.- T ,4'd _ ')t' ASSOCIATION E.D.Jewett,Jr. Jack B.Jewett David Iliff Walt Nett Editor and Publisher General Manager Executive Editor News Editor I For Greater Public Service ki. _ J March 16, 1978,The Arizona Territorial, Page 7 Letters to '*\ v r etr.,:71'' eal b_ ..''-'. state (35a the editor reappraising .. , . By Realtor DAN MALONEY iii - Tucson Realty& Trust Weakness in the American economy, aggravated by a ' • decline in the dollar's value in foreign exchange markets, juvefli unit is causing investors to reappraise the financial outlook. pp TAX CHANGES FOR HOMEOWNERS And with gold selling in the neighborhood of$200 an ounce, looks at child abuse further worries loom ahead. Effective in 1977, de- long term capital gains, Since confidence in the American ability to solve ductions for moving ex- as real estate. Holding financial problems has been unravelling and showing penses were increased to period for long term Editor With the wide variety of signs of wear for some time, investors are beginning to $3,000 (real estate corn- gains in 1977 are 9 The Arizona Territorial programs available to wonder just how long current theories will last. More and m i s s ion s, m or t g a g e months instead of 6. In Dear Sir: families (both parents and more are beginning to wonder when the administration is costs, etc.) ifou are 1978 the This letter is being writ- children) it does not seem going to pay more attention to domestic affairs, and stop y period will be forced to purchase a increased to one year. ten on behalf of the Steer- appropriate that children trying to solve the world's problems. ing Committee of The Pima should be forced to move Many stocks are at or near the lowest point they have home due to a job change For vacation homes County Juvenile Justice hundreds of miles away; , been in nearly three years.It may be indicative that since over 35 miles away.Up to used for more than two Collaboration which is nor does it seem logical they are making no progress on the down side, despite one half this total($1,500) weeks each year, or 10 composed of agencies that that, when dealing with predictions of some experts,the smart money is gradually may be deducted for pre- percent of the rental use, provide recreation, coun- family problems, much accumulating stocks in anticipation of a future rise. move househunting ex- deductions are limited to seling, youth employment, success can be obtained by penses and temporary li- rental income, less pro- education, and residential working solely with the ' ving expenses (up to 30 perty taxes and interest. treatment for children. child and not the entire Stockmaitet days) at your new loca- If home is rented for less During the past few family. It is inconceivable tion. than 15 days, no deduc- months, much attention that children can be placed Older people (where tions-other than interest has been focused on the in a living situation that By JOHN G. FORREST' one spouse is 65 or over) and taxes - but rental question of sending child- refuses to allow the who sell their residence income is ren from Tucson to private governmental authorities not taxable. institutions in Texas. in whose jurisdiction it is Eventually, of course, this market is going to move are now allowed to ex- Spokesmen from these in- located to license that higher. It's just a matter of time. In the meantime, elude all gain if the selling Thinking of selling stitutions have defined facility. however, investors would be smart to upgrade their price is under $35,000. your home? It makes child abuse as "allowing We must recognize the portfolios.Regardless of what happens in the interim, it's . Above that, part is taxed sense to list it with this children to smoke, cuss, fact that these licensing an anchor to the windward even if a further erosion should - see your accountant for town's oldest and largest watch television until their procedures were enacted take place.And besides,you'll be able to sleep better. the formula. independent Realtor - eyes pop out and take not to infringe on individual Monthly statistics now making their appearance reveal A major change has Tucson Realty & Trust. drugs' rights, but to protect our some surprising changes. The unemployment figures been made on the sale of Call me today. If a school nurse, teach- children against improper show a drop in practically all categories, but the govern- er,physician,or any publicment experts are at a loss to explain why, since the coal diets, undue fire hazards Tucson Rea &Trofficial suspects that a strike undoubtedly caused some chane in the final result. Co. and improper counseling g child is being beaten at techniques, as well as A decline in the money supply, which was unexpected ' FOOTHILLS OFFICE 1 home and there is evidence extraordinary disciplinary according to the compilers,upset some of the experts who 5940 NO. ORACLE of physical or emotional measures. have been watching the inflationary aspects of this index. damage,Arizona law man- As an offset, however, is the increase in the wholesale dates that the ort these All people, (children887-1300 y report included) have a right to price index. It jumped 1.1 per cent in February, the - instances to Child Protect- g sharpest rise in more than three ears. human dignity and respect. y ive Services. Even when y Some analysts are beginning to discover a few items of Can the Tucson commu- hen a child is very cheer among the mass of discouraging factors; the dryingTHE TERRITORIAL IS YOUR NEWSPAPER • difficult to tolerate while g g nity believe that it is in the up of volume when the market shades a little in price; best interest of our children maturing through funds clearing up their books in preparation for the first Call297 1107 for News, Ads, Subscriptions. to allow a third party to rights cannot and should quarter reports to shareholders, and prospects that mistreat and maintain con- not be stepped on or capital,investment may improve. trol over children in a pp Since the addition -to plants and equipment is what manner that we would disregarded by adults. i �, creates jobs—regardless of what the Congress may say neither accept nor tolerate If there is a gap in _perhaps the "straw in the wind" that corporations are service to children in our p° S h o Fed M a rt from that child's parents? ures proposing to increase their expenditures for this purpose, community then the p p p° Vti a recognize that it can solution to theproblem is indicates a more optimistic outlook. for big savings be very frustrating and But, "tohorse," u , beat a dead until confidence in the trying for parents to deal not to ship our youth out of outlook returns, investors areoin to give the stock with the many problems the community. We as absent market the tt g g responsible adults andmen(' Oscar Mayer Packaged Meats that their children may parents, should apply All Meat Wieners 1-lb - 1.23 have, and in many casesAll Beef Franks 1-lb 1.23 the parents are unable to pressure to United Way, All Meat Sliced Bologna 8 oz. 75` even comprehend or under- the City Council, the Board All Beef Sliced Bologna 8 oz. 75' stand these problems. Re- of Supervisors, the State All Meat Sliced Bologna 12 oz. 1.09 moving the child from his Legislature and the youth 73/4% All Beef Sliced Bologna 12 oz. 1.09 g serving agencies to rectify All Beef Thick Sliced Bologna 12 oz 1.09 local environment does not the situation by the•fdin Cotto Salami 8 oz 1 03 ung and will not help to re- Pure Beef Salami 8 oz. 1 05 establish familyrelation- and creation of expandedpLus services. Beer Salami 8 oz 1 19 ships, nor will it open lines Ruth-Jean Solot Hard Salami 8 oz 1 87 of communication between Smokie Links 12 oz 1 43 parents and children. 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And it's another Honey Loaf 8 oz 1.49 'i( /**.- ' - .****""'' . C..411 Square Variety Pack 12 oz 1 , , 4( reason more Tucsonans are savingthe American way. 39 Round Variety Pack 12 oz 1.39 4( Beef Variety Pack 12 oz 1.39 -( IlL STATE APPROVED KINDERGARTENALL ACCOUNTS Chopped Sliced Ham a oz... 1 47 INSURED TO$40,000 BY AN AGENCY OF THE U.S.GOVERNMENT Jubilee Ham Sliced(8 Slices) 16 oz 3 79 * EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT EVERY ik_ OPEN YOUR 7%%6-YEAR CERTIFICATE Bacon lib 1.75 GRADE LEVEL Ak ACCOUNT AT AMERICAN SAVINGS TODAY ' * HOT LUNCHES 4( Minimum Deposit:$1000. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Claussen Kosher Pickle Chips 24 oz 1 09 DROP-IN'S WELCOME4( Claussen No Garlic Whole Pickles 32 oz 1 03 -40(k_ 4 AGESWEEKS 6 TO 7 YEARS Claussen Kosher Whole Pickles 32 oz 1 03 1L 4 FULL TIME OR 1/2 DAYS41( amERIcam . Claussen Kosher Icicle Pickles 32 oz 1 03 Claussen Sauerkraut 32 oz 1 09 4( * AFTER SCHOOL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM * Claussen Tomatoes 32 oz. 1 09 * *1 .4( "9( apilii Across from Casa Blanca Shopping Center at... AK isbpi Iniitl��lrr, Prices Effective March 13 thru March 19,1978 AA Flout PH. 742-3369 6021 N. Oracle E„��„ GIS i t.. l-K Ak �C * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * , hours: 7 to 6:30p.m. �`'� 4( #2 7120 N. FedMart ORACLE 297-$ 2 the spot for 4)( Northside Location: 4( + OPEN SATURDAYS 9 TO NOON PH. 887-9202 3902 N. Flowing Wells smart shoppers IFhours: 6:30a.m.to 6:30p.m. '71. All certificate accounts opened by the 1 th 182 E. Ft. Lbwell Dr. ir NOW ENROLLING 4 and 5 YEAR OLDS earn from the 1st ANY MONTH. 7030 *************** E.22nd Street 'Substantial interest penalty on early withdrawal of certificate accounts Tucson,Arizona Page 8, The Arizona Territorial,March 16, 1978 • Dye discusses lottery, school impact Sen. By DAVE ILIFF "It's surprising how little discussed property tax The lottery would be run Another bill in corn- absence or illness. State legislators from we're doing," said Rep. reform but she said it may by computer through in- mittee would levy up to Sen.Farr illustrated this north Tucson agreed that John Kromko of District 12. take several years to ac- dependent firms, the $200 in taxes on homes by saying he "lost'' a bill the real issues have not yet "And in a couple months it complish these goals. senator said, and would be when construction begins. regarding notification on been faced in Phoenix may all go away." One of her ideas, she promoted to the tourist Still another would supply liquor permits on a 14-14 tie when they reported to a Rep. Clare Dunn of warned, is a state lottery. trade. She said she wanted state funds to the school vote. Ironically, he said, meeting of Democrats District 13 reported that 50 "It can give middle Arizona to be the first district when it reaches its the bill was introduced for Sunday. Taxation, prisons, bills have cleared the classs citizens a little western state with a lot- bonding capacity. a constituent in the groundwater and public House but none are really excitement and cut down tery, but admitted it "What is Amphi going to Foothills where Farr lost in retirement benefits are significant. on taxes," she said, sometimes "takes 6 to 8 do," she asked the last election by a 3-1 major problems but little Sen. Sue Dye said the claiming it would not make years for a new idea to get rhetorically, referring to margin. may come out of this retirement benefit bill is people into compulsive into law." ' hundreds of homes and session, they said. now her top priority and gamblers. Sen. Dye also spoke apartments scheduled for Sen. Frank Felix of about several bills which northwest Tucson. District 11 said he hoped a are designed to curb the Sen. Morris Farr from Housing Agency measure impact on school districts District 13 said his can get through the J- b1illiiblic M. gio of massive new housing Judiciary Committee is legislature. The idea is to developments. The im- awaiting a new actuarial use state bonding revenue petus has come from study before trying to pass to lower mortgage costs to 221V Maricopa County,she said, new legislation to liberalize homeowners. He an- - but the problem is also p u b l i c e m p l o y e e ticipated mortgages of 7 to very real in northwest retirement benefits. He 7 '✓4 percent and savings of $40 to $60 per month on Tucson. said the groundwater One of the bills, which problem awaits a Supreme house payments if the ' tofr, the c'eleb.nirn., has passed the House, Court ruling. agency is formed. would require the county Farr noted the slim Sen. Felix also saw a board of supervisors to majority that Democrats State Building Authority tuaratilion delay approval of new have in the Senate and said with bonding power as a housing plats if the school Republicans are just means of raising the $1 district serving the area is waiting for a chance to take million needed for prison already on double sessions. advantage of a Democrat construction. 8:00pm SA11:30pm SUN Shadow Roc elects McGowan Ed McGowan of 7305 an area lying between Durland, Barbara Hen- PUf3lIC T1/'S INMountain Shadows Road Mountain Shadows Road derson, George Haripar • PUBLI•TV'5 has been elected 1978 and Skyline Drive with Ina and Calvin Potts. Jo president of the Shadow Road as the south boun- First organized in 1967, Roc Homeowners dary. the Shadow Roc Association. Other officers At their March Board Homeowners Association elected to one-year terms meeting, directors voted to represents the more than w .: at the association's annual join the Federation of Pima 100 property owners in the . "� meetin were Ro Stone, Homeowners Associations. Shadow Ro -� g Y c Subdivision, i:iiiia* �- vice-president; Fred Walinsky, secretary; and f(11:11:''' ' Margaret Kelley, JP seeking a full term otv 4,- treasurer. Nancy Seebass was Gary S. Grynkewich, president of Coronado "` , .,.,',,' r ,.., named Membership justice of the peace for Foothills Homeowners ,fix '- . �� Chairman for the coming Precinct 1, has announced Assn. and a graduate of year. She will be assisted that he will enter the Duquesne School of Law in IVIG BAND BASH COUNT DRACULA by Louise Lievers and Democrat primary Sept. Pittsburgh. Count(3asie.Woody Herman. A Gothic romance. Phillip Lewin. 12. He was appointed to the Maynard Ferguson ond an array from the(3rorrt Stoker classic,starring The nine-member 1978 post last year to fill a Precinct 1 covers an area of b'9-band stars in a rollicking Louis Jourdon os the vampire kind. Board of Directors includes vacancy. north of Broadway and east 3-hour performances Parts 1-3 Nancy Seebass, Fred Grynkewich, 28, is of First Avenue. 8:00 SAT. mAR.18 12:30 SUN.Am ` 11:15 pm SATURDAY NIGHT Denton THE END OF CIVILIZATION (as we know it) Monti Python's John Cleese the real estate people 3:35 am SUNDAY MORNING GREATR EXPECTATIONS 1947 Classic ,. 5:50 am THE BEST OF ERNIE KOVAKSj .` ��.� 6:20 am WHITE BEAR A family repeat ,� ` 8:00 am GREAT EXPECTATIONS :„.... -#;,- ,w -� �. - , : , . t HESTER STREET t °� _ NOON A BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR JOSEF STRAUSS ._ �.r -�� fy k� .S.mea. :.‘:-,,,,:.;**,..„'l, E ��i. : t�Yy�`,� ... v.�... 1:00 pm LIVE FROM THE METROPOLITAN (rpt) = � � - Joan Sutherland in 'Don Giovanni' ~;R � � ' ,'� -fit ,:4...):4,:., W lia\PUBLIC TV'S cm".."."7"...1')UBLIC4. N'S Ili fOip / 411* iii ■��► ��r000 �r�� . / f-! .. .018k, - -- - - k - ,i,. . < .+Ic ""� .: mea.. + : . - yew a5t t,,'-- ,L.. iee/ . it__ ,, , . V ‘i ' : tkit :- .. *1 te,* .. , . . ....k.,,,_ _. 4. . , . , . ... . s.,. . _ . _„— - . , _ ...._ , , . THE GREAT I, BIG BAND BASH AMERICAN DREAM : .....e.,,, :‘,. , v, ,,,„_ . 4.,.„..,- ..„ _ . MACHINE REVISITED • Count Basle Woody Ierrr�t�r� - ,,... Moynord Fercwson and on c rroy Pip of, • 4 -_, K, ,,,,- of big-band stars in 0 roIleckinc Television s irSt 25 year � � �\ . - r 3-hour crforfnonre# ,” inc,E,"t'' ."'fin,-, ,--,i)`!t, i``-/`` s,, 4:45 SUN,mAA.19 8:00¢SUN.mAR.19 EDNA ALLEN Denton Real Estate Company congratulates Edna Allen on ten years of service to the Tucson real estate community. Ms. COME TO PUBLIC TjV S SILVER ANNIVERSARY PARTY ON Allen has produced in excess of $15,000,000 in home sales since joining Denton in 1968, the first year the company was zl _� in business.-For the best service in buying or selling your 71r, �,,e.,KuriTtch40home call Edna at 297-2256, or better yet, stop by and see her at our Casas Adobes office at 7041 N. Oracle Road. 'w - j March 16, 1978, The Arizona Territorial, Page 9 -Ni. � , Pops concerts pair Mitch , sm on _ 74 The Tucson Symphony also will playa surprise = . R live cannon and recorded ` s two irs of " ' � '` pa pops i selection without the cathedral bells and lead concerts set for March 17 � � `` '�''' � symphony. the ' ' ._ g YmP Y• audience in one of his • -, s and 18 one highlighting the . Mitch Miller returnspopular Sin alon s. `` 40 °- University of Arizona Jazz g g ' March 25 and 26 to conduct - � � Ensemble and the music � �� • the orchestra again in a The Easter Eve concert from Star Wars and the ,-'pair of special - is billed .. other featuringSin alon - 4 • P� 1 Easter time as a benefit for the e ::. t ; � .Singalong concerts,the first at 8 p.m., symphony which will be conductor Mitch Miller. the second, an Easter concluding its current fund Symphony shuttle buses ,; F Sunday matinee at 3 p.m. drive on March 31. A ..�.,� __ will maintain their usual - ` Both concerts will be in the limited number of tickets y. � evening schedules with '� �� - Music Hall. have been priced at$20 for ' Os departures from Casas Miller will lead the or- that performance and ...Mb Adobes shopping center at *,- .-- a chestra in Tchaikovsky's nominal increases over TERRORISM — A historic special on a topic that is 7 p m., with intermediate r stops at Oracle Villa ,,- Romeo and Juliet Over- regular "pops" concerts m '- ture, the famous "1812" prices will be in effect in frightening the world and paralyzing the existence of Apartments at 7:15 ' .m. . . governments brings together experts from around the P Overture, complete with other areas. and Plaza del Oro shopping world,live via satellite from Europe and the Middle East 'center at 7:18 p.m. Mitch Miller for a look at who the terrorists are, their goals, and how For an Easter matinee, G governments are coping with the TERRORISM- �E�„�� FEALTY problem. buses will leave Casas Music Hall. Popular THE WORLD AT BAY will be presented live on PBS Adobes at 2 p.m. and Plaza classics, such as VanResidential station KURT (channel 6) Tuesday, March 21, at 9 p.m. en tial and Commercial Real Estate del Oro at 2:18 p.m. Suppe's Light Cavalry Land Sales and Development With conductor George Overture, Bizet's Suite P V Trautwein on the podium, from "Carmen," and Notary Public JaZZ ro u •S ' Sthe orchestra will play a Offenbachs La Vie r77- ' • varied program at 8 Your Full Service Realty Firm P g p.m. Parisienne Overture, will �• March 17 and 18 at the be joined with a 15-minute Joseph F.Cacioppo ,40-41; PP Jr... President I� MI co n suite from the current Charles R. Young, Broker ,t>�t,: . . - ..+u 111 21 u sc oo s m 4 movie hit Star Wars. The � . Where the program will close with the _ colorful 297-8 I The Pima County Parks and Recreation Department Respighi work, 241 has put together a jazz project to celebrate the birth of action i S The Pines of Rome. jazz in the Tucson community.This festival will celebrate Of particular interest on the Southern Pacific Railroad Jazz Group developed in * * �r �r * * �t * * * * * * * * * the March 17 and 18 1882 by musicians on the railroad who gathered together PLANETARIUM — "Cosmic program is Robert t tr �, 0 :r'.� * Mysteries" narrated by Leonard �,�� r ; during their lunch hour to do impromptu performances in Nimoy, Grace Fiandrau Pianetar Beadell's Improvisation 'i` �` `�• downtown Tucson. They were the first of a seriestum, Tuesda throu h Fri :�► Contor fori of yn42% and Dance for jazz band * `r ° * p.m., groups that constituted the evolution of jazz in Tucson Sunday 1:30,3,4:30,7:30 and 9 p.m. and symphony orchestra. which has led to the Tucson Symphony and its offshoots. • , ' STAMP Part of the project has been a company of jazz LIVESTOCK SHOW — Southern Commissioned by Mr. -( Arizona International Livestock Trautwein when he was -,,,- ,--5' COLLECTORS musicians,the Pagasus,going out to each of 21 schools in Show, March 16-19, Pima County associate conductor of the * - -• the county for a series of three visits for the purpose of Fairgrounds, 11300 S. Houghton - - Road,free,8 a.m.to 6 p.m. Minnesota Orchestra introducing and developing interest in jazz music to SCIENCE FAIR — 24th annual (which plays the UA Artist *' * �1Ct�rt��i211, tthitr1w x� Qx�t Qac youngsters of all ages. Southern Arizona Science and En- Series March 16), the work * The festival will culminate on March 16 and 17 in La EixntZiitrilg: lira inUAStudent Union ll Open to public was given its first per- * 7225 N.Oracle Rd.— 297-3456 Placita with a series of workshops between the students Tuesday, March 21, 1 to 9 p.m.; formance in May of 1974. and Pagasus, and from noon to 1 p.m. each day Pagasus Wednesday, March 22, 9 a.m. to 6 '�` or * y1r * * * * * * * * * * p.m.;Thursday,March 23,9 a.m.to will perform in a series of jam sessions. 1 p.m. Awards ceremony 6:30 p.m. "Gettingpremiere is An extra attraction to the festival will be a touring March 22 in Gallagher Theater. easy" a - photographic exhibition of the railroad in Southern AERQSPACE DAYS —A- Open s said Mr. Beadell, House at Davis Monthan AFB, 10 who will be in Tucson for Arizona. This exhibit is furnished by the Arizona a.m. to 5 p.m. March 18 and 19. the concerts. "It'stheSII_PIER CITY Commission on the Arts and Humanities, and the Golden Knights parachutists per- NOW HAS form at noon; Thunderbirds aerial second and subsequent exhibition is assembled by the Depot Art Center in Yuma. demonstration team at 2 p.m. AF performances that are SUPINE CHEESE displays,band concerts. hard to come by. That's Aerospace Days openSAN XAVIER FIESTA— Indian dances start at 6:30 p.m., Friday, why I am especially Wisconsin Gourmet— March 31 at Mission San Xavier del pleased that George will be Bac.Papago food,pageantry. conducting my piece Aged Cheddar lb. $258 2SS at on Saturday PIONEER DAYS— At Ft.Lowell Park,Saturday,April 1,1-9 p.m.and again." $238 Sunday,April 2,1-5 p.m.Demonstra— tions of frontier life, cavalry regi- The UA Jazz Ensemble is Tucsonans will get will be missile fuel han- ment,Indian dances. directed by well-known Brick lb $238 another look inside one of dlers protective clothing HORSE RACING—Saturday and jazz musician and UA our largest "industries" which resembles a s ace Sunday, post time 1:30 p.m., at music instructor Jeffre 3996 N. 1 st Ave. (only) • 888-6145 P Rillito Downs, First Avenue and Y this weekend during the suit. River Road. Haskell. The 19-piece band 18th annual Aerospace and Arizona Days at Davis- Monthan AFB. Gates will For MaSter chef/ ,,,,, , , be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.Saturday and Sunday. Highlights include Com OWner • demonstrations at 2 p.m. both days by the Thun- Simr" _. derbirds, the Air Force aerial demonstration team, "" x, and at noon each day by the i. Army's Golden Knights, a only ,.. parachute demonstration Look team.There will also be bands,honor guards and drillteams throughout the day. is■ •vvestwani Aitcraft on display will ,. represent the various enough zR missions of the Air Force. .,— John Sim,c master chef/co-owner—Westward Look Resort From the Tactical Air From the moment you Westward Look John ' Command, an F-111 swing y o h I n today's d a y s c h a n g i n g wing fighter bomber,an F- enter the Gold Room at has become a co-owner. . world, isn't it gratifying 4 Phantom, an F-105 Tucson's Westward Priortoto know that one of Thunderchief, an AC-130 coming m i n g to Look Resort gunship, and a CH-3 you can Tucson, John served as the World's most accom- helicopter will be on hand. feel the personality chef in some of the plished and respected A C-5 Galaxy and C-141 created by pride and Master Chefs is part Starlifter, from the World's finest restau- personal attention. Military Airlift Command rants in Europe, South of our community and p , will give visitors an insight The personality of any America, New York, co-owner of Westward into the Air Force's organization is a direct and for 14 years as Look Resort. worldwide airlift capabilities. The Strategic reflection of its prin- Master Chef with Italian Come experience the Air Command will provide cipals.And the Gold and Swedish-American personality of the Gold a KC-135 Strato-tanker. Room's cuisine is cruise ships. Room,and discover for From D-M's 390th Master Chef John Simic. yourself why"For Master Missile Maintenance /d Chef John Squadron, a Titan II Now, after 5 years of Simic, Only W414C missile, separated to show creating dining excel- Tucson's Westward Look the internal mechanism, � Enough:' lence at Tucson's The pride of Tucson is Fine Enough. will be on display. Ac- 24 companying the Titan II 5 E. Ina Rd./Tucson,Az.85704/(602) 297-1151 Page 10,The Arizona Territorial, March 16, 1978 Rap session mr-i."f mopki Principal Why fight for freedom sought for schools A second "rap session," solidier recently returned national goals. It will focus will be held at Flowingfrom Washington'sn e w school winter on America's past, present Wells Junior High School, encampment at Valley and future through a series The Marana School Wetmore and La Cholla Forge,Pa.,will be featured of lectures,informal `'' District approved a job soup Blvd., Saturday, March 18 in an interview. discussions and description for the rin- from 2 to 4 p.m. The ei ht students from tours guided cipal'sposition at its un- g of historic sites ofrro Q s a toF� The discussion will be six local named elementary school high schools who Valley Forge and conducted by David Handy have won scholarships to Philadelphia. in the Thornydale area of the Freeman Institute on attend the LeadershipTheIS Tuesday night. << participants will r►cf the subject The Founding J Seminars at Valley Forge, represent the some 50 The board also voted to Fathers — Why was March 30-April 2 and April volunteer chapters of delay additional action on e S C ars enQ f staffing and assignmentsFreedom Worth Fighting 6-9 will be present. High Freedoms Foundation in 30 � For." A •Continental schools who have winners stated. for the new school until a • are Amphitheater, Canyon By DAN WALLACH principal is hired. Kindergarten del en Oro, Flowing WellsCDO Supt. Nels Havens said cited Journalism University Department Catalina, Santa Rita and n�versity of Arizona the district would seek a registration st ra t i o n Tucson Christian. PHOENIX- State aid to Arizona school districts mayprincipal for the new school g Mrs.M.James Barber is be increased if a billfrom within the district. changing attendance reporting education chairman for requirements can pass the House later on in the session, The board scheduled in- Ma rch 29-30T - . terviews with Tucson's�Rear-Admiral_ Co� �-r�.r��e The Senate has already approved the measure(SB 1087) applicants Halloran Women's Chapter - allowing school districis to furnish the state Department for the end of March. Catalina Foothills School of Freedoms Foundation at of Education with "more realistic" enrollment fi g esur Parents will have until • . District has scheduled Valley Forge. She has In the state Distributive The bill also cleared the Senate last year, but died in the April 7 to put their kindergarten registration invited all junior and senior Education Clubs of House. children's immunization for Wednesday, March 29 high school students to America (DECA) con- Sen. W. Morris Farr, D-Tucson, the Senate Education records in order, the board and Thursday, March 30. attend "Rap Session II." ference last weekend in Committee chairman, said the proposal would give unanimously decided. Mr. Children in the district Mrs.Barber will also act as Phoenix, Canyon del Oro districts the opportunity to use enrollment figures taken Havens estimated that who will be five years old chaperone when the High School won the earlier in the school year. The change, he said, would approximately 25 children on or before Dec. 31, 1978 students attend the youth Chapter Activity Award provide a better membership total for the districts by in the district are behind in are eligible for kin- conferences. and finished in fifth place cutting out the lower attendance months. their immunizations. dergarten. Parents should Funds for the scholar- for the Chapter of the Year Average daily membership, the method used for Children whose vac- register those with last ships were made by the Award. CDO DECA ad- computing state aid to schools, could be gathered two cinations are not in con- names A-L on March 29 and "George Washington birth- visor Barbara Greenway months earlier than the present April 15 date. formance with state laws last names M-Z on March day parties held recently. was selected as a state Farr said by April 7 will not be 30 -3 to 4:30 p.m.each day. The four-day leadership advisor and will go to the new reporting date would give a break to allowed to return to school. poorer school districts whose attendance records The name proposed for Parents are asked to seminar is an intensive, Washington. generally di about g Y p 6 percent later in the school year. the new elementary school bring the child's birth challenging program CDO had 22 individual When districts report a greater than 6 percent drop in at Massingale Road and certificate and im- designed to stimulate winners in the various attendance state aid decreased. Oliver Avenue will be munization record at the students to seriously business fields, with some "Absenteeism will be higher in a school district with submitted to the board time of registration. evaluate personal and winning more than one rer � �� award.. Lynn Stark won poo people, Farr said. The poorer districts are being March 28. first place in Variety Store penalized. The board also voted to OIFIFICE SPACE The shift could result in an estimated$1 million increase hold a study session on Merchandising Research for the state's districts, Sen. Farr said, calling the in- Manual. g boundaries for the new TO LET Pat Sneed was first in crease "fairly small." school at Thornydale Food Service, at the Elementary School, but 200 to 6,000 sq. ft. managing owner level A difference philosophy could kill the bill in the House decided to set a date for the DELUXE theg g e in again. House Education Committee Chairmanstudysession at its March L U x E advertising In- Jim structional area, and was Cooper, R-Mesa, said he disapproves of the date shift 28 meeting. _ ll because it means more moneyfor the school " second in Food Service at districts. Bob Thorson the owner manager level. If you make an exception for one school district which 888-4431 g reports a membership greater than its attendance, FW contract Jena Metz was first in nce you the JIM MATISON General Merchandising have to do it for all of them,"he said. and fourth in Specialty Rep.Cooper noted that current law requires attendance is ready for COMPANY Store Merchandisingby school-aged children and said he saw no reason why students in one district might have Research Manual. g a lower attendance teachers' rate than those in another. "Where do we draw the line?" Teresa Roberts took OPEN YOUR DRAPES. ENJOY 111E VIEW! second lace in A he asked. A vote of the Flowing LET IN LIGHT WITHOUT HEAT,GLARE,FADING p Apparel Wells School District's WITH and Accessories and John Rep. Cooper said the bill will sit in his files until Christensen was second in t his teachers is the only thing committee finishes work on House bills. standing in the way of a SUN PROTECTIVE GLASS TINTING Advertising. Another bill affectingfrequencyof attendance- new contract for the "Keep The Trouble Out" Paul Mockbee was a finalist in Food Marketing collecting has yet to see Senate action. coming school year. The school board and a SAVE ENERGY AND DOLLARS and Janet Procacci no was S. B. 1161 would reduce from daily to weekly the teachers' negotiating team Applies to existing windows quickly,at low cost. r a finalist in Finance and frequency g g it costs so little to save so much I equency with which teachers must report attendance to reached a final agreement Credit. thier offices. Sen. Polly Getzwiller, D-Casa Grande, in- Others finishing in the troduced the bill,but Sen.Farr said he was holding it until Tuesday night on the new SIIIIN-TROL COMPANY to fi ' ' contract, which will p ve of their division an enthusiastic response could be shown."He said he did provide a raise of ap- VISA956 W. Grant Free Estimates were Mary Schuh, Cyndi not think it would be forthcoming. 623-9344 MASTER CHARGE Hopp and Dan Proponents of the bill say more time could be devoted to proximately 5.8 percent. McGuillicuddy. actual teaching instead of "head-counting." According t o J i m Lenihan, chairman of the Winterizei'•A •t,..• .%••.,.'"'''',j .•.'.-•.c. •; •,a.•, • .••..''•.�.•A.'9+ .•�''•''..• r•tis• Ba nds sCl priorboard's advisory group,the;F new contract will raise the y1 :f Flowing ain g We��l� l-.•s a-.•.n•.•.-d.. L.W.......... ........ ... average r......a.. ......g ... e..A teac he rs salary a la r approximately$840.r( oss Junior high clothes :� rhad bands receive superior The contract also in- ,.:,: a• ratings at the recent Sixth creases the base salaries NuilL■ erize■ them. S' Mexican •_ Annual Pageant of Bands new teachers with .(: ;� jointlyheld in Tempe andbachelor's degrees and no experience to $9,700 from sTucson.Q John McDivitt, in- last year's base figure ofa=' ,0 s (0\--1 Imports ..L,� ?, • strumental instructor at $9,450.� agTreheed onnegaootinaet-oyresar tariisaol` If z, ,cFlowingWells, was one of it `--.' IN \ \ \ \ \.; IFthe co-chairmen for the insurance program.4,. zbadpgnt. . .......... ... pentil,p:Ii,,.i::::,.:,ii,:.:,,-,.-q :: .r Dtiy ottattUtlin Like your car,we clothes take a lotof abusefro the elements. � � Rasow.sun anddirt duII thefinishof material and help 1lfl aigliiiiiii:040.000-000.******4449m0,1 usout OrdtnaYrY Clea �n helP utcantrest ret �t � .. . . :. } ; 1".1 =a make me lookand feel mybest.50whenw�ntefbe9tns s� an 0 . • : . i„,.,,,,,,,,, .r ..tke NU-LIFE�Ycleaner.NU LiferiZin9i m0than . :r .„: *1usi drycIean'm It restoresthenaturaloilsIos1thou h wear ' � � ::�= : .�and cleaning, beautifies my appearance and me that � Landscapeti .:-,,,,,,,,, o r : ........,....... SUNDAY ONLY"'ustbou ht,firmness. s • NU-Liferizing.You can feel the difference.(As well as see it ' �' • L '= )• �• '.?"'" •ii:: Stuffed Cornish Game Hens served with Plaza del Oro ;:Maintenance t . Soup or trip to Salad Bar.Choice of Po- ifilfiriVe- , . tato Vegetable, Homemade Biscuits Orange Grove&Oracle 4' •r Over 25 years in Tucson �: Plaza Escondida t: ,.., with Butter and Honey. Coffee tea or Restores Fabric j A. ti= iced tea. �- s. . Oracle at Magee == : Dessert: Homemade Rice..I 0 Lice Nev. •, : Pudding with ____ thu - s' 297-3132 s:•.:•.•, ti Whipped Cream :� �. .." ' :. :�::.....:�::�:::.. 2 for 7. 5 _,... - Tom oo .� •:::::.:.:1:' 9 - � ��► THE CLEANER �? ., ,-, RALPH'S RANCHO 1 1 - .., .:. ,.:.::: .:. • 297-7974 :. :• ,.: ,.:- >14 ',.. ,, , I -- . 1 IIII ( :•. •••• ::• , f 4635 N. FLOWING WELLS 887-1330 iS,mar„.,.,„•r,.,,ti.r+,.,..;.•;.,ye,.,y,.�,•:r-14rtierti„,,,,,tib.•,.-Y4Y”-..",.-►1.„ • • March 16, 1978,The Arizona Territorial,Page 11 \ WEDDING INVITATIONS CLIFF VALLEY GOLF 747 DIFFERENT STYLES Public 18 Hole Para Golf NAPKINS•MATCHES Course•••"Complete Golf • INFORMALS • Shop, Men's&Ladies' 7225 N.Oracle at Ina Sportswear,Golf lnstruc- laces & things tion,Snack Bar. ROYAL PRESS 5910 N. Orade 887.6161 \.. 1:1) e (:)111 I e P ) !i„,iiIiii::i.:i::i::„Iii::„:i.i„:4.i;:::1,::i:::.:,i::i::::::,:„:,i,,i.:.::: ::„::::::::i::::,ii::i:::„.;::;::::i;i::i::,::i::„.::„1::::i.,i."„?::::,::„::„,!,Iiiiii:i„:i..::ia::::ii::.,„:* G .i:j:,.:.:.:-! iii::,. ,iii, ,i:. : :::::.....:„ii ,:.i„ ..:1 i,,ii.i i::!,. -."- :.-...q.,:i.. -:,;:i.i::,,,1.,.„.„::...!.::....:.::.:,......::::....::::.......:::::..........:.,....::::.7...:::.:::...::::.,.....:.:::::.......6:::,: .::.:., , A RD EN INGE S RIES AT WOODS LI BRAR Y CAMP FIRE GIRLS S CELEBRATING d -We k ¢«Moreow It a series of gardeningprograms with AsaPartoftheir0bseryanceofthe68thBirthaYe � �` .. .. . .. � .... ...George8r00kbankoftheTucs0nGarden Center CouncilwibeofCamPFireGuisTucionArea ishostuigatea :...presented at the Woods Branch of the Tucson Public in honor of former Camp Fire Girls of all ages. The fete the 3455 N. First Ave Each program will be held will be in Fellowship Ha , Christ Church United twice, Mondays at 2 p.m. Tuesdays at 7 30 m Me ''�` • and y p. Methodist, 655 North Craycroft, on Saturday, March 18 • .A beginning the week of March 20 through the week of April will • . racle include p from 2 to 4 p.m. Receiving the guests be present `'n�xX 24. Topics to be covered "What's good in the Card Fire Girls,Adventure-age '°n "Care P and older. The girls, as hairstylists nurseries this year," of the newly planted," "Is it well as the guests,are requested to bring any Camp Fire 888-8912 too late to build a greenhouse," "Using desert plants in a mementos to share. For further information, call the small landscape," "What's new'in houseplants," and Camp Fire office,325-6883. 4455 N. Orale at Wetmore ENERGY CONSERVATION WORKSHOP ORATORICAL CONTEST SCHEDULED ,gym to 5:30pm Tues.-Sat. (ORACLE RIDGE PLAZA) The Federation of Pima Homeowners Associations has Oratorical contests open to all boys and girls who have scheduled an energy conversation workshop on Wednes- y day, March 22 at 7:34 p.m. in the Tucson CityCouncil not reached the age of 16 are being conducted by the Optimist Club of North Tucson.Trophies will be awarded REALTY EV',7 Tll/:SOF TUCSON ami .e Chambers, 250 W. Alameda. Fred Archer is the coot- to ,µ. dinator. The will fust place,second place and trainer-up vvinners m each , -; • • workshop , address* the problem of division.In addition,the first place winner of the contests 9�w. ate... �,. utilizing energy to save on utility bills. Participants will . . x..M"r receive an Arizona Home Energy Saver's Workbook, will eligible for further competition with a top prize of a MARY M AS T C H :4 ° $500 scholarship.The official oratorical contest subject is has a new office.: "Today's Challenge-Tomorrow's Success." Contestants "� � SPRING BREAK PROGRAM AT GIRLS CLUB �� Girls and boys breakmust speak for not less than four minutes and not more y next week from Flowing Wells than five minutes. , '!am now associated with T and Amphi schools are invited to spend their holidays at he North- Home Phone The preliminary contest is scheduled for March 30.Club West Office of Realty Executives,and 887-6867 or 888-0394 • Wetmore Girls Club, 831 W. Wetmore Road. Daily will be phased to help you with your Business Phone programs run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and include, finals are at 7•p.m., April 4 at Catalina Savings, real estate needs. 297-737j recreation,sewing,crafts tours and,of course,an Easter Community Service Room, Oracle at Ina. West Orange Grove Rd Territorial building Egg hunt.Bring a sack lunch.For rates and information (East of Oracle Rd.and South of Plaza del Oro) call the Girls Club at 887-9489. FILM, PANEL DISCUSSION MEETING Becoming parents—one of the major crises a family FINAL MUSEUM LECTURE AT AMPHI faces—is the topic of the third segment in the six-part y Gale Monson will give the final lecture in the series by film, and discussion series, The Family - Stresses and ,• o the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum on Tuesday,March 28 Strains. The film, "Adapting to Parenthood" will be at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of Amphitheater High ' • School,125 W.Yavapai. "The P shown March 22,at Woods Library,3455 N.First Ave.,at , � � p His topic is The Desert Bighorn ?.30 p.m. The event is free and o n to the ublic. Sheep at Home."The lecture is free to museum members. � P MEXICAN RESTAURANT g Following the film, there will be a panel response and AUTHENTIC Non-members are charged$1.50 for adults and fifty cents discussion with questions from the audience. Panel MEXICAN&AMER I CAN DISHES for children. members will be Stephen Jorgensen, Ph.D.,g U. of A. Dancing With th Department of Home Economics; Carmen Preciado, BIRDWALKS SCHEDULED MARCH 25 M.S.W., caseworker with Children Protective Servi LOSEMBAJAE�RRE The Tucson Audubon Society has scheduled birdwa:tks ces and field trips Saturday, March 25. Tripsto Madera and Gloria Musgrove,a single parent. Appearing in Fiesta Lounge every Fri. 8:Sat Canyon under leader Tom Rehm will leave from Globe shopping Center,First Avenue and Grant Road at 7 p.m.Abe9p m to 1 a m ginner's bird walk is set at Old Fort Worth Park, ART CRITIC PERREAULT TO LECTURE 2 COCKTAILS FOR THE PRICE OF . 4:30-6:30 Craycroft and Fort Lowell Road, at 8 a.m. with Leona New York art critic John Perreault will present a slide Hot Hors d oeurves Jones as leader. Bran lecture and seminar at the University of Arizona at 8 p.m. l lam to bpm Mon. through Sof, on the House! Bring your lunch. ' Thursday, March 16 in the auditorium of the Arizona TAKE OUT ORDERS—CATERING SERVICE Health Sciences Center, 1501 N. Campbell Ave. The 4780 E.GRANT RD.-Grant&Swan Shopping Center "CARELESS" HELD OVER THIS WEEKEND seminar, geared to students, artists and critics, will be r - --, The Invisible. Theatre has held over its present from 10 a.m.to noon on _Friday,March 17,upstairs at the ,,4 , CLUE 795-6622 production, "Careless," for this weekend, March 16, 17 UA Museum of Art on Olive Road, according to Dr. r� and 18, with 8 p.m. curtains. Howard S. Conant,head of the UA Art Department. Mr. For reservations call 882-9721. Ticket prices are$3 for Perreault is the first of several critics being brought to . - general admission and$2.50 for student and senior citizen campus by the department's Art Critics-in-Residence ..2..:.:i/j.,..: ......if i..:iii.,. i..:: . ,_.. . , . . . discounts. Program. The Invisible Theatre is located at 1400 N.First Ave.,at I Gam.::: . :the corner of First Avenue and Drachman Street. • cal 1 INTERNATIONAL WORLD OF WHEELS i ` -...*:':':...':'-....-....'.:::*. :::.!.:1 ..:: . .*-:: :..::, 1-:::....:::::"'.'.1.:H.:...:*.':**1.-1,...'.. ::::...:::, pl CASAS ADOBES ART FESTIVAL A collection of customized vehicles will be on display for 0‘ Casas Adobes Shopping Center at Oracle and Ina Roads the 5th Annual International World of Wheels March 17,18 RESTAURANT CHINESE-AM ER ICAN- is the site of a festival of art Friday and Saturday,March and 19 in the Tucson Community Center Exhibit Hall and k.. POLYNESIAN OLYNESIAN = 17-18,presented by the Southwestern League of Fine Arts. Arena, according to Joe Mapes, president of the Tucson = ....*- CUISINE Fine works of art representing the entire league will be Street Rod Association. 'r r, 2,,,/i411/'-'w Customized vans, motor cycles, ��, exhibited for sale and demonstrations of the various art hot rods,antique classics and high performance boats are forms will be presented both days. ei jo.IR. EXOTICy only a few of the 200 privately owned vehicles entered. - ��, � � POLYNESIAN lit. DRINKS f � '/ �i'.�► 1 y"il , --%' i ,, /,V,.1 C/ ''► � In addition j Help Ed Alexander . 7,. to our - {�,_,,, LUNCH & DINNER n� ▪, -,�'4 •fit'' menu we are _ o- tip!' �'i featuring our and KTKT tdarch - '1, 7. DAILY LUNCHEON �. w �1' . BUFFET . if ►. i a 1 , . • $245 T . j"j~ . _ Mon.-Fri.Fri. 11. itgainst Birth Defects -.. . !1 �30-'2:30 �' ,,,....4,.._.,__' _� Served in our %? Ni"..... .- - Polynesian Garden Program director Ed Alexander, the March of Dimes Honorary Chairman, willK IIMMIllimiummun I '` `•. _ ' lead "Superwalk '78" Saturday, March 18th. ,' = on y, By walking with Ed you can � �'_�.:, _ .--�-�` �-,-� i. � help fight the battle against birth defects—if you can't be in the Walk-A-Thon `0,xe.''-•';iiii.�►,: :.. ,• ��oL�� sponsor someone who is. Listen to KTKT a.a- -? or call the March of Dimes office—795-4451 —for details. -i' -'= �:: �-'_a 1-�ILjAlm'il _ . 1 -4: -,': f::IF.*:ii .,*,'-'::. -:0. f ''' . Il• '-i#'Irillt-.'''r - :::.'i.4i:a":4 .'.. MiN ' t-r-:!.'._' I- v4;4 — '.:ViiT:,;%:*L'IN 7 ....7 „40.0" [ r" A. 1- r- ri.if •LI,,.. ..,„ 1 I. open for business = . - -. - 7 days a week • ,-.,,C,.-,.e,`-:-st.N-,;z‘',(' 1 jam, y - tfet __; BANQUET FACILITIES i” 0, ='; A VA I L A BL E Ii°1111 ' .„„.0•/ ii f t �� 7116 N. ORACLE RD. & INA '� ,e1y Nanini Financial Bldg. _ :. 44,6• For reservations or take-out orders • r please call: 297-2236 . ti li m ii - - r 4 Page 12,The Arizona Territorial, March 16, 1978 r covering • ii. 1 the territory ., • .,,,..,,, z with May Ravenscroft , ,, .1 -14-, ---. ,-, . ... i., I have to agree with our winter visitors and local Polkgroupc residents that we have had it with so much r ' ons��ers �1a an , ,am causing ' floods, horrible pot holes in our highways and just plain y _, ruining all outside activities but let's look on the brighter , Do you have an opinion on foreign policies and wouldt ,, side. We don't have a water shortage any and didlike to discuss it with others and get it tabulated with the :4-- ' s g more,• government, then you are welcome to the discussion #4, j ¢, yougaze in awe as I did, as the most vivid colors join , gradually formed not just one, but a double complete sessions held Thursday and Saturday mornings between - .. ti - 9.30and noon at the recreational lounge at Oracle Villa,11 " , rainbow in front of the Catalina Mountains last Friday, � � � reflectinga hue of E. Orange Grove Road. Nelson Beeman conducts the pastel colors onto the mountains, Thursday morning session and Walter Stoneman is making a picture, no artist could copy. Then as you are slowing down to avoid those potholes,it moderator on Saturday. m n gives you a chance to look around you everywhere in the The subject this week is Japan and America. BookletsE are available on the subject and opinions are balloted and ,,; t city and see those masses of bright yellow flowers known � 0141,47,..,as bladder sent into"the Con essional and Executive Department �� ipod mustard purple Lupine Mexican gold � .� Poppy, conducting discussions on foreignpolicies. The much like the California Poppy, end--the African g . , . "! :� Daisies. The daisies are relatively new to Arizona, not discussions are sponsored by the Continuing Education '; , Great Decisions program of the University of Arizona. �� being a native,but were introduced from Africa and since ' being planted here,the seeds have a way of scattering and Fine ,Artsdisplayat fu in abundanA Pop P ce everywhere. The are the a . - - y pastel • pink, yellow and orange flowers. Fourteen artists from the University of Arizona Art Also our rains have all our domestic spring flowers growing profusely and I would like to suggest to our Department,will display their works at the MASTER OF FINE ARTS EXHIBIT through April 17. An opening winter visitors, who enjoy floral displays, to take a tour Mike SPORTS LEADERSHIP— • reception is Thursday,March 16 from 6 to 8 p.m. Fisher, a past president around the El Con residential area and don't forget to take The a groupof Canyon del Oro High School student artists, of six women and eight men, all body, was honored a camera as you will want to get pictures of the beautiful candidates for MFA degrees, at the 1978 Una Noche Plateada Ball for his outstanding gardens.To get there you can drive in from Country Club, �' , include: Jill Sosui, Judy Harper, Jennie Greeson, Felicia Ramsey, Arlene Toon- sports leadership. Mike is currently a member of the just past Fifth Avenue,or off Fifth or Broadway. It is next kel, Ann varsity basketball team and plays in community Dinowitz, Wayne Crandell, Charles Focht, Mike to El Con Shopping Center. Nicholas, Howard - basketball leagues. He has also been active in KeyI Post, James R. Robertson, Charles Club Hall, David Young and Tom Stover. African violet shwinners and Boys State. The ball was the group's major yearly w A faculty committee was assigned to each of the fund raiser. Proceeds will go toward community cultural g and educational programs. exhibiting artists from the Art Department, many have The Queen of Show award of the Tucson African Violet had a teaching experience,funded by assistantshipsfrom Society's show last weekend went to Mrs.Carol Brey for the University of Arizona Art Department, and her plant "Delft Imperial." Attendance topped the 1,100 individual has com leted a og each mark with 14 states represented on Saturday. The gradeP 60-unit program,maintained a average of 3.0 or better and will express his or her chairmen were too tired to count on Sunday.! own "area of media concentration"in this exhibit. The horticultural sweepstakes award also went to Mrs. Museum hours are daily 9 to 5 and Sundays 12 to 5. Carol Brey. She was also runner-up in artistic sweep- There is no admission charge. stakes for her "white wisteria." Artistic sweepstakes ii z winner was Mrs. Mildred Larsson. Second runner-up i d Preservation tour nhonors in this classification went to Mrs. Mary Mulvena. ow town �:i �� A national gold rosette for her collection of three ,-- 01.,. . r , registered plants was earned by Mrs. John Fraser for The second preservation project sponsored by the "Becky" "Lilli Belle"and"Plain and Fancy." Tucson Heritage Foundation will be boosted at a reception I- ` and open house to be held Saturday, March 18, from 10 Or 4{ a.m. to 4 p.m. at the John G. Fremont House 151 South Transactional Analysis 'sh o Granada, Tucson Civic Center. .,1 ,- Transactional The public is invited. �d.� -s Members of the` Pueblo Junior Woman's Club will be - aro- 40. s ' If you are single of any age,either sex,and are having a hostesses. problem adjusting to being just that, why not join the After guests have taken,a guided tour of the Fremont group and find out how to cope. A mini-workshop on the House,transportation will be furnished to the historic site _::. subject Transactional Analysis, will be held Saturday, of the E.N.Fish House.Here the architect and .... r" and ,1: March 18 at Catalina Savings,7216 N.Oracle.Road. involved in the preservation project will answer questions REI ,. Mary Beavers, Ph.D., assistant director of Student and give a brief outline of the procedures to be used for Counseling Service, U. of A., will conduct the session this. OUTSTANDING JOURNALIST—Jennifer Rothchild, giving counseling in how to develop positive concepts and A group called "No Strings Attached" will entertain editor of the Canyon del Oro High School newspaper, a er, feelings about yourself and others; to change bad feelings during the day at the Fremont House.Refreshments will received honors at the annual Una Noche Plateada Ball about yourself into good feelings; and to predict and be served.There is no admission charge but donations will for her leadership in the field of journalism. The award understand what's happening in your relationships and to be accepted. was given on the basis of communityand school leader- gain control ofyour part in those relationships. Those ship abilities.Jennifer is also senior class vice president, interested in attending can call Jim Palmer at 884-4267. [A] a member of the board of directors of the Metropolitan Singles interested in other activities of the group are Youth Council and is an officer of the local and national welcome to call Mary Monier, 326-1634 for information. The Tucson Jewish Community Center is sponsoring the Assisteens organization. . first annual Purim Costume Ball on Saturday, March 25. Mr.and Mrs.Michael Krause and Dr.and Mrs.Thomas [351 Newman are co-chairing the committee for this event. U2 The theme for this year's ball is"Saturday Night Fever," Amongthose featuringa disco dance floorshow with Steve and Blair enjoying the dinner dance hosted by the Sister Bourne, of the G.F. Ranch, Mammoth, will be Ocotilla Club at the Tucson Country Club Saturdaynight special guest at the book review meeting of the Tucson Hess, plus, music by Oracle throughout the evening. Reservations are beingtaken at the Tucson Jewish were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Women's Club Inc., Monday, March 20, at 10:30 a.m. at Buffum, and Mr. and Mrs.Jim Sumner. Theou were their clubhouse, 6245 East Bellevue Ave. Sister Bourne Community Center, 102 N. Plumer. The charge is$8 per P celebrating the anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and will review one of her own books. She will have an person• the birthday of Mr.Sumner. opportunity to meet again many of her friends of long standing, while in Tucson for the day. LJ CI "A Wee Bit 'o Ireland will be the theme of the Tucson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kennedy of Medford, Ore., Christian Women's Club March luncheon. The 11:45 a.m. formerly of Tucson,were honored at a dinner party at the luncheon will be held on Friday,March 17 in Levy's Fiesta home of Mr. and Mrs. William Tate on Sahuaro Vista 411 Room. Tuesday. Dianne Nanke, recording artist from Prescott will be Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hegarty, Mr. �; speaking on"Blarney Becomes Believable,"and sharing and Mrs. George Dukette, Mrs. Dorothy Oates, Dr. and 1., in song. Irish "treasures" will be featured byValerie Mrs. Elliott Becken,and Mrs. May ay Ravenscroft. . R��`. -+ �� McNeill from CenturyTravel. The Kennedys were wined and dined by many old friends in Tucson before returning to their home in „ .. R R= '04 410,- , , 1712 Medford last Monday. - ri, ---:: 'V. -:e- - . . Mrs.Lois Ricker is planning a Saint Patrick's Day Tea DI alFim, . „ - '. l.' in honor of Mrs. Donald S. Clark Sr. of Belfast, Maine �° Via, a while she is in the area visitingher son and wife,Don and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rutherford thoroughly enjoyed a _a �N 4 V w a' Mary Esther Clark of Green Valley.AccompanyingMrs. weekend in Winter Wonderland at Sunrise Lodge..TheyY g "-' a .�* �j-/. .' Clark on her visit didn't do �� „. a. are her daughter Susan Black and any skiing as they were just too busy looking at �, *.n , ,. > � granddaughter Barbara Jane Black, also of Belfast, all that white stuff and digging their car out when it got - �� ti �` �, � � Maine. - - stuck right in the parking lot. ; • i ' K Firi , '*tf% ''S, '*4..',..:00%.*;_‘. EA1 [Al Jeanine Rene,daughter,and Jason Jeffrey, son, of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Pacheco were baptized in services held . � Mrs.Evelyn Smith of Oracle Villa returned home from at St. Odilia Catholic Church Sunday. San Diego Sundayafter visitingher new granddaughter, y ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Donna Marie Ganciog Following the services,paternal grandparents,Mr.and Traci,daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Allen Mizoguchi. Evelyn Mrs.Arthur Pacheco,Jr.,hosted a luncheon at their home and Ray Marrero announced their engagement recently came home in time toreet Mrs.F.W.Canningof Fresno • g in Oro Valley, for a group sof friends and relatives. Mrs. and plan a party this Sunday to celebrate. who is her house guest this week. John McClure, maternal grandmother,was co-hostess. :::1--: ' t., --,..-1- flia II/larch 16, 1978,The Ari Territorial, 13 .: ., . zonaPage .� tea, 1,- - ., rAiii:i)ii yam.. . r,r ,., .. common , . ., h, ........„ .. �� ® � �� . sense Tor ., _ 4 .-t, .1111111 Jr . _ $ ft ,...„ ,„,tikis\s,„ ., - ,.,..,,,\ seniors By J()IIN �' •; _�' � NI „„,:40,14,1-1,-,':' �.= ...,� �ter-.<. *j „P.-... j -:\ �A4 ;: -'4,-'7::::7. .+ $'' B�T R�T i. „, $ All of ' -: '' \-''':',:t:4'.••%� '� Arizonas corn- the classroom as au xiliar . . . . e � munity colleges now are aides in the school library, ' united in programs for the and in preparing materials . 'W.If.,,,,,1%;!,,,,;,4„;-..,,,, -, 4.... ,,, states older citizens. for classroom instruction. . a There is no better example Creighton F lementarr, r tr � � cooperation than this oenix• A� � Phsenior citizens program, and its leaders club meets � � ti • �'� ' m a � �=� at school for a deserve high marks. pot luck lunch once a week. . e.. The state's three The school also assists in universities now are united ' '� arrangements for field m in a consortium on tris. :� �. gerontology, with a center Phoenix Elementary: A 0 �n gerontology ` now x w, °� . :::.-t: s :,',.:::':;1:4,4::ti- � � �� er olunteer ro ram is onthrough the established the ., . g_ � � �'1;4;1' � of Arizona coordinated- ona e University A g community school director : .: � �. � ;' campus. F t�.r w ti �' ivoit: :,.; 4 What manypersons do in Which many senior �� not realizecitizens work during the • � �� ;� is that the�� ` day in many capacities in t �� , � sta e s public schools -�' • ` ' the school. At two schools „ti elementary and high AROUND THE WORLD—Local Girl Scout and Brownie school,also haveactive senior citizen programs organizations have their Troops held an international festival Sunday at L.W. for the senior citizens of Cross Junior High School. Top: a group of Junior Girl their communities. own programs. The groups Scouts talk about their study of England. Left: several Jesse J. Ary of the meet once a week in the Brownies set out plates of salad in their Peruvian booth. Arizona Department of cafeteria and library for a Education lists a few: pot luck and to plan field .1111G;7----- ---",,--- Amphitheater School, trips,., "Grandparents Book bargains are offered . � �� _ .Tucr= ' honor grandparents in the center operates year round g P �l'.,':: ,�� district. in a building on the school The seventeenth annual Brandeis University Women's ; _- �� . � ,. cam us. The eo le Mesa Public . Committee book p p p Schools oo sale will be held March 30 throughApril 3 '' ' t„.1.,„: , _ . . 1 -.: -`_ ' �� coming to the center Many older citizens are in Park Mall shopping center. You can pick up R r �w participate ifi discussions serving as volunteers in the tremendous bargains in books on any subject at the sale ox; - �'` on current issues do arts schools. The '� old and can aid this worthy project yourself by contributing , � and g card - �� ° crafts activities and pass is also available. excess books from your own collection now. Book drop socialize. A van is Through cooperation with collection boxes are located in El Con Center.(north end of - r---- available for tris to theMesa Parks• _ _ and El Con parking lot)and Casas Adobes shopping center(in . w x "` }3 P PP g p4 doctor, shopping and other Recreation Department, front of Defender Drug Store).For further information or ..„. �� points of interest. field trips are available. for pick up of heavy packages, call 289-2566 or 795-9573 Flowing Wells, Tucson. Tenipe Union High after noon. 4 1:32 • ' _ .4 "Gold Card” passes are school District: Senior *--11:‘,.--' - - . ' .4. t available enabling all citizens participate as e seniors to attend all school volunteers in many . -- -------- — '''' ' , i:::,::'*:::': ..e.,,,,,,,,, : 5, fine arts and athletic capacities.They also enroll Candy Nason left Saturday for Gunnison, Colo. where #'�` events without charge. in adult education courses. she is a student at Western States College,after enjoying Senior citizens are involved There is one sad note, her spring break with her parents, Mr, and.Mrs. Robert ;gig .f.f. �4§ in a volunteer program and however: These excellent Nason at their home on Ina Road. Candy and her parents �: in course offerings. Some pro rams are in the lar er g • g g spent part of her time fishing and relaxing at San Carlos Y 4,s$ 2- older citizens are coming cities where there a_re Bay in Guaymas, Mexico. g . Via, ::-..--',i-,,,,,;,- _ a.a for lunch in the faculty many centers available for ��; dining room, payingseniors to socialize, work,. regular faculty prices. play and eat. CA1 �� Tucson District 1: A At the same time, the • socialization - nutrition greatest need is in the �: „.„. iltikes -1'- ''''' program involving 50 to 70 small towns, where the Clothes for the � � �� `� �� _ conscientious women wearing the NOW people operates five nights school often is the only high fashions were shown by Bel Aire shops at a luncheon g a week in one school. available center for meetingof the WednesdayHappenings, social �: �� r group, at � �� Reduced or free tuition for community or row ac- g P the Tucson National Country Club,Wednesday, March 8, adult education courses is tivities. Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart is chairman of the group. Decor Zoo seekinri tour guides available in selected Surely there must be was in the spring motiff.. P g schools. Senior citizens are programs for senior Miss Pat Mackey narrated as Mmes.Linda Carter,Ann Tour guide trainees will meet twice a week at Randolph welcome to eat lunch in citizens in the small towns, Gregory, Julie Schafer, Julia Thompson, Gertrude park Recreation Center and at the zoo for "behind the school cafeterias at faculty using school facilities. If Darrah, Alfie Novelle, Linda Stafford, and Siddy Young, scenes” tours for eight afternoon sessions beginningprices. Many older citizens not, that is another need all members of the club, modeled beautiful clothes for Monday,March 27. Ivo Po la en zoo administra r are volunteers serving in which must be met. spring. Miss Eileen Praeger was pianist. g Y � to ,will - , conduct the training program which will include facts about the behavior and care of each animal exhibited at Gexon iC aSociety Randolph Park Zoo. Men and women interested in CAI becoming tour guides may register for the training annual nn e e tin e r e program by phoning the zoo administration office, 791- 4476. The Western Gerontolog- MAGGIE KUHN, nation- Mr, and Mrs. William Anderson left Friday, March 11, for an extended tour of the Orient. While they are away, GQ ical Society will hold its al convener of the Gray Mr.and Mrs.A.Murray Gibson,sister of Mrs. Anderson, 24th Annual Meeting in Panthers. of Trail,British Columbia will be staying at their home in Tucson, April 9-12. More TA K A S H I MA K I N U- Oracle Villa. John Fisher, Approximately 200 members and guests will celebrate grandson of the Gibsons, of St. Patrick's Da Frida , March 17 at tie Sk line than 3,000 members will DAN, PhD, biological re- Vancouver, B.C. spent his spring break from British Y Y y attend workshops at the searcher. Columbia Institute of Technology, Country Club.An Irish cuisine will be served as the group Tucson Communit Center. JACK OSSOFSK�' exec- Columbia with the group. y The Gibsons have chosen Tucson as their winter home is being entertained by a bagpiper. Dancing will be The Western Gerontolog- u t i v e.director, National , for several years.While here they enjoy trips into Mexico, enjoyed after dinner. ical Society is a national Council on Aging.Washing- organization sightseeing at places like DeGrazias Gallery In The Sun Gorganization of administra- ton, D.C. and basking in the sun after being snowed in back home. 2 tors, researcher, educa- tors, service-providers, Workshops and Inten- Thirty-three alumni members of Delta Sigma Pi students, senior citizens sives will cover the entire fraternity of Georgetown University in Washington D.C. and policy-makers. range of aging issues, in- will be wined and dined by local members•over the Members support and en- eluding advocacy, biology, weekend. Guests will be coming from Fort Myers, Fla.; courage programs and act- psyscholoy,,home care, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long, W. Vista Lejos, spent a San Diego, Memphis, Salina, Ka., Colorado Springs, ivities that serve the aging senior centers, services, relaxing week end visiting her brother, Lee Yocum and Carlisle, Pa., and Washington D.C. community. retirement, housing, w►el- wife,at their home in Diamond Bell.While there,Lee and Joseph W. Thoman of Tucson and Will Hippen of San Several nationally known fare,legislation,education, Bob,took a jeep trip into the high country to look for game Diego will host a cocktail and dinner party at Westward figures in the area of aging migrants, international but found that most animals are still hibernating and only Look Thursday, March 16. will be in Tucson to conduct perspectives, minorities, the many jack rabbits could be seen. Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Thoman will host a dinner party at workshops. Among them sexuality, hospice pro- their home in Catalina Foothills on Friday evening. Some are: grams, crime, planning, of these guests haven't seen each other in over 30 years,so ALEX COMFORT, noted Political action, and drug the weekend will be a happy reunion. scholar and author of A abuse. Saturday evening the group will be entertained at a Good Age and Joy of Sex. Tucsonian Marian Lupu cocktail and dinner party at J-J's Lounge at Cliff Manor NELSON C R U I K- is the current president of Inn.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Buchanan of Roanoke, Va. will SHANK, counsellor to the the Western Gerontological Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wood caught up on 35 years of be hosts. 13j]- President on Aging. Society. Mrs. Lupu is the reminiscing with house guests Mr. and Mrs. ShyrlP HUGH DOWNS, TV per- executive director of the Schuster of Chesterfield, Mo. over the weekend. The sonality and host of Public Pima Council on Aging, g, group took time out to browse in Nogales, Mexico HAPPY ST.PATRICK'S DAY. I sure would appreciate Broadcasting System's which is hosting the annual Saturday. your calling May at 297-3755 with any of your social news. "Over Easy." meeting. Page 14,The Arizona Territorial, March 16, 1978 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES' PUBLIC � PUBLICNOTICES NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Your R,yht To Know • Your Right To Know Your Right To Know Yc;;l Right To Know Your Right To Know Your Right 10 Knew Your Right To Know Articles of Incorporation the capital surplus of•the cor- Articles of Incorporation SUSiE M.CARRIER have hereunto set our hands this IN THE SUPERIOR COURT of poration a portion of its assets, Of 1417-A East Adelaide 28th day of February,1978. In the Superior Court of the Ali American Sportsb � in cash or property. COUNTRY CLUB Tucson,Arizona 85719OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA STATE OF ARIZONA P Pe Y• PAUL S.WHITE In and For the County of Pima In and For the County of Pima Publishing Co.,Inc. ENTERPRISES,INC. ARTICLE VI CELESTE WHiTE FEDERAL NATIONAL In the Matter of the Estate of 24. The Corporation may' 1.The name of the corporation ARTICLE I The initial Board of Directors STATE OF ARIZONA MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION shall be known as ALL AMER'. apply any part or all of its will consist of two(2)directors. FRANCIS J.DAVIS,d Name: The name of the Cor- deceased. capital surplus to the reduction The personsss. CAN SPORTS & PUBLISHING poration shall be Country Club who are to serve as COUNTY OF PIMA etc No.P-4334 CO.,INC. or elimination of any deficit Enterprises,Inc. Directors until the first annual plaintiff NOTICE TO CREDITORS arisingfrom losses, The for vs. To the CREDITORS of the howeverforegoing Articles of in- 2.The purpose for which this ARTICLE 11 meeting of shareholders or until To of WHiTE FRANCISCO G. NOPERI and Estate of FRANCIS J. DAVIS, incurred, but only after first PURPOSE: The their successors are elected and INDUSTRIES, INC. were ack- MARGARET L. NOPE I corporation is organized is the eliminating the earned surplus, purpose for R deceased. transaction of any or all lawful if any, of the corporation by which this corporation is organi- qualified are: nowledged before me this 28th husband and wife,et al. for which corporationszed is the transaction of any or WILLIAM L.CARRIER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN applying such losses against day of February,1978,by PAUL may businessbe incorporated under the all lawful business for which 7011 S.8th Ave., S. WHITE and CELESTEdefendant that the undersigned has been laws of the State of Arizona, as earned surplus and only to the corporations may be incorpora Tucson,AZ 85704 WHITE. No.171480 appointed personal represen they may be amended from time extent that such losses exceed ted under the laws of the state of SUS!E M.CARRIER NOT!C E O F SPE C I A L tative of this estate.All persons to time. the earned surplus, if any, and Arizona,as they may be amend- 1417-A E.Adelaide - Jeannie B.Lee EXECUTION SALE OF REAL Notaryhaving claims against the estate 3. The corporationonly upon the affirmative vote of ed from time to time. Tucson,AZ 85719 Public PROPERTY are required to present their initially the holders of a majority of the ARTICLE III The Directors are also the My Commission Expires: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN claims within four months after intends to conduct the business issued and outstanding voting INITIAL BUSINESS:The cor Incorporators. March 3,1981 that in obedience to the WRIT the date of the first publication of gymnastic training centers. stock of the corporation in a poration install DATED this 5th dayof Octo- Pub:The Arizona Territorial OF SPECIAL EXECUTION of this notice or the claims will 4. The corporation shall have meeting duly and Y intends to holdMarch 16,23,30,1978 authority issue Ten Thousandvproperly no- and operate real property in this ber,1977. issued by the above entitled be forever barred.Claims must ticed and held. state and other states and to WILLIAM L.CARRIER Req: Cusick, Watkins, Stewart Court and in the above entitled be presented either to the un- (10,000)shares of common stock 25. The corporation shall in- operate &Harris,Attorneys without par value.Each share of y p° a construction and land- SUSIE M.CARRIERY cause, which Writ and the tatie dersigned personal represen- with issued valshaue. Ebach h share ofto demnif any person who incurs scape business. STATE OF ARIZONA Judgment described therein by tative at 807 Pioneer Plaza receive dividends when and as expenses by reason of the fact he ARTICLE IV ss. reference thereto are in- Bldg.,Tucson,Arizona 85701,or declared by the Board of Direct- or she is or was an officer, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL: COUNTY OF PIMA corporated herein, commands filed with the Probate Division Director,employee,or agent of The corporation shall have the On this the 5th day of octo-. PUBLIC NOTICES me to sell,and I will sell,subject of the office of the Clerk of the ors of this corporation. the corporation. ber,1977,before me,the under- to the right of redemption in Court. 5. The holders from time to This Inde in all authority to issue one millionmYoL r Right To Know such case made and provided by DATED March 13,1978 time of the common stock of the cation shall be mandatory all (1,000,000) shares of common signed officer, personally ap- g corporation hall have preemp- circumstances in which indem- stock of the par value of one Peered William L. Carrier and statute,at public auction,all of Royal G.Bouschor II nification is permitted under the (51.00)dollars per share. Susie M.Carrier known to me to the right, title, interest, claim five rights as to the common Personal Representative-Atto- laws of the State of Arizona. ARTICLE V be the persons whose names are and lien which the parties rney stock then or thereafter author- 26. The Board of Directors of STATUTORY AGENT: The subscribed to the foregoing Articles of Incorporation named in said Judgment had or Pub:The Arizona Territorial ized to be issued, including the corporation,may from time name and address of the initial ARTICLES OF INCORPORA- of have in and to the real property treasury stock. No resolution of to time,cause the corporation toStatutory (gent of the cor- hereinafter described,andf rom March y6, l 30,1978 TION, and acknowledged that Estate of Development,Inc. the Board of Directors authoriz- Re Royal G.Bouschor I I,P.C. ing the issuance of stock to purchase its own shares to the poration is: they executed the same for the ARTICLE I the proceeds of said sale, to q• extent of the unreserved and JERRY DAVID GREENE purposes therein contained. . Name: The name of the Cor- satisfy said Judgment in favor which preemptive rights shall unrestricted earned and capital 3731 E.Juarez IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I poration shall be Estate of the judgment creditor therein attach may require such rights surplus of the corporation. Tucson,Az 85713 hereunto set my hand and offic- Development,inc. named, in the total judgment to be exercised within less than 27.A quorum at a meeting of ARTICLE VI ial seal. ARTICLE II sum of$13,768.98,together withC'mon, sixty (60)days. shareholders shall consist of a BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Samuel Joyner Purpose:The purpose for which accrued and accruing interest 6. Shares without par value The initial Board of Directors Notary Public this corporation is organized is majority of the shares entitled to My Commission Expires: and costs since the date of entry may be issued for such consider- vote,presented in person or by will consist of three (3) dir- the transaction of any or all of said Judgment. 'Mit) ation expressed in dollars as proxy. ectors. The persons who are to 6-13 80 lawful business for which cor- The sale will be held at the East kill may be fixed from time to time serve as Directors until the first Pub:The Arizona Territorial porations may be incorporated front door of the new Pima 28. The existence of this cor- March 16 23 30 1978L'velt by the members of the Board of poration shall have perpetual annual meeting of shareholders ' - under the laws of the state of County Court House, also Directors. or until their successors are Req:William L.Carrier Arizona as may be sometimes known as the main kid, ■ succession. they 7. Treasury shares with or Dated this 30th day of Novem- elected and qualified are amended from time to time. entrance of said Court House,in without par value, may be dis- ber,1977. JERRY DAVID GREENE PUBLIC NOTICES ARTICLE III Tucson,Arizona,on April 4,1978 posed of by the corporation for Samuel E.Bailie 3731 E.Juarez Initial Business: The cor- at the hour of 10:00 a.m.to sell such consideration expressed in Tucson,Az 85713 poration initially intends to the following described real - • dollars as may be fixed fromSUBSCRIBED Avelyn L.Bailie SELDON A.HOLTZ Your Right To Know developreal SU BSCR I BED AND SWORN state and other stas.property in this property to the highest bidder: time to time by the members of to before me this 30th day of 3751 W.Goret Rd. Lot 2, Block 21, PUEBLO the Board of Directors. November,1977. Tucson,Az 85705 Articles of Incorporation ARTICLE IV GARDENS, according to the 8.The shares of the sharehold- J.O.MAXWELL of Po Authorized Capital: plat of record in the office of the ' Cherie K.Dixon The cor ers shall be fully paid and 560 E.Rimrock Pi. WHITE INDUSTRIES,INC. Pima County Recorder,in Book • Notary Public poration shall have authorityto non-accessible. The holder or My Commission Expires: Tucson,Az 85704 issue one hundred (100) shares 8 of Maps,page 84. subscriber for shares of a cor P The Directors are also the KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE of common stock of the 3 17 79PRESENTS: par DATED:March 2,1978 poration shall liabilities Pub: The Arizona Territorial Incorporators. value of one (S1.00) dollar per RICHARDJ.BOYKIN 1 to the corporation allhave no its credit DATED THIS 13 DAY Feb., That we,the undersigned,do share. SHERIFF OF PIMA COUNTY, if I March 9,16,23,1978 1978 hereby associate ourselves to- ARTICLE V ors with respect to the shares Req: Russo, Cox, Dickerson & getter for the purposeARIZONA � ti held them other than the JERRY DAVID GREENE of form by pay to the thcorpora- of Cartin,P.C. SELDON A.HOLTZ g Po ation under the laws addres ry Agent:The name and er in a cor rStPub:The Arizona Territorial the State of Arizona, and do address ofthe initial statutory March 16,23,30,1978 r ..'40:"..:: ,i!.:.,- obligation tion a full consideration for J.0.MAXWELLagent of the corporation is: Req: James Elliott Dunseath, -- which such shares were issued PUBLIC NOTICES Pub-The Arizona Territorial hereby adopt the following Kayl E.Craig "' or to be issued. March 16,23,30,1978 society: Attorney 9.The issued. Agent for the Your Right To KnowReq: James O.Maxwell 2990 North Los Altos • ARTICLE! �;;. r Statutory 99 • Tucson,Arizona 85705 � � ^_r:. •• < is Russell Russo. name of corporation ARTICLE IV PUBLIC NOTICES P'vto oy Faal Cara,uto,.0 Mt"vernon.H Y. Corporation4301 East Fifth Street, Tucson, PUBLIC NOTICESThe name of the corporation Board of Directors: The initial When the eyes flutter open at In the Superior Court of the shall be WHITE INDUSTRIES, Board of Directors will consistRight To Know Arizona 85711. The State of Arizona INC. Your last,when the breath finally 10.The place of business of the Your Right To Know of three (3) Directors. The corporation shall be 1025 North In and for the County of Pima ARTICLE i I In the Superior Court of the comes easyand regular—only PURPOSE persons who are to serve as g Y Huntington Park Drive,Tucson, In the Matter of the Estate of Directors until the first annual then can the fireman relax.And Articles of incorporation The purpose for which this and For the ARIZONA AZ 85710. MARIA ALICIA LOMELI, of corporation is organized is the meeting of the shareholders or In For County of Pima maybe take a little pride and 11.5710 The initial Board of DirectCARRIERE ENTERPRISES, until their successors are UNION BANK, an Arizona pleasure from the special gift ors shall consist of Deceased. transaction of any or all lawful elected and qualified are: INC. business for which corporations q banking corporation, he's been given. Samuel E.Bailie No.P.4401 ARTICLE I Kayl E.Craig plaintiff P.O.Box 18255 NOTICE TO CREDITORS may be incorporated under the 2990 N.Los Altos It's a learnedgift,with a The name of the Corpora- laws of the State of Arizona, as vs. big Tucson,Arizona 85731 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lion shall be CARRIERE they may be amended from time Tucson,Arizona 85705 WILLIAM B. NICHOLLS,ROGERa name:mouth-to-mouth Avelyn L.Bailie that JOSEPHINA GOMEZ ENTERPRISES,INC. to time,and specifically,but not single man; ROGER A. resuscitation. P.O.Box 18255 ARTICLE 11 Marilyn K.Craig GENTRY, a single man; THE And the gift itself is bi 100. Tucson,Arizona 85731 LEYVA has been appointed in limitation thereof, the pur• The purpose for which this 2990 N.Los Altos UNKNOWN HEIRS OF THE g g' These two (2) individuals shall personal representative of this pose of owning and operating an corporation is organized is the Tucson,Arizona 85705 ABOVE I F DECEASED;JOHN Because in many cases it be the initial members of the estate. All persons having transaction of any or all law- electronics repair business to DOES 1.10 brings people literallyback include but not limited to the g P P Board of Directors and shall claims against the estate are ful business for which corpora- Judie L.Craig defendants from death. buying and selling of electrical No.171635 serve until the first annual tions may be incorporated under 2990 N.Los Altos required to present their claims components, repairing electri- Whenever you wonder meeting of the shareholders or the laws of the state of Arizona, Tucson,Arizona 85705 SUMMONS until their successors are elect within four months after the as theymaybe amended from cal appliances, TVs, radios, THE STATE OF ARIZONA to money "where Red Crossof ed and qualified. date of the first stereos and other electrical the above named defendants goes,"think of it.Part of your Q publication of time to time. The Directors are also the In- 12.There shall be a total of two this notice or the claims will be ARTICLE i I I equipment and all purposes corporators. WILLIAM B. NICHOLLS and money goes to train people in (2) Directors. The Directors The corporation initially in- to.necessary and incidental there forever barred.Claims must beROGER A.GENTRY shall be classified in such man tends to hold and operate real Dated this 6th day of March 1978 all walks of life to do what her, such that each director presented either to the personal propertyin this state and other ARTICLE I11 YOU ARE HEREBY SUM Kayl E.Craig MON ED and required to appear needs to be done when the representative at 209 East states and to operate a cock INITIAL BUSINESS shall serve a term of two (2)' Marilyn K.Craig and defend in the above entitled chips are really down. tail lounge and restaurant. The corporation initially in- Judie L.Craig action in the above entitled Years.Nothing herein contained Twenty Third Street, Tucson, tends to conduct an electronicstially Maybe you'll never need to shall prohibit a member of the ARTICLE IV501285 y y Arizona,or filed with the Court. court, within TWENTY DAYS, The corporation shall have repair business. Pub:The Arizona Territorial exclusive of the day of service, be brought back to life this way. Board of Directors to be Contin DATED February16,1978. ARTICLE IV Then again,maybe you Will. ued in office by his re-election to authority to issue one million March 16,23,30,1978 after service of this summons 9 y the Board of Directors by a DARREL G.BROWN (1,000,000) shares of common AUTHORIZED CAPITAL Req:Kayl E.Craig upon you if served within the Isn't Red Cross a good idea? majority of the shareholders. Attorney for Personal stock of the par value of one The corporation shall have (S1.00) dollar per share. authority to issue One Million State of Arizona, or within Belong. serve The the Board of Directors ARTICLE V (1,000,000) shares of common day of service,if served without may be changed from time to Pub:The Arizona Territorial The name and address of the stock with no par value. the State of Arizona,and you are time by the shareholders at the March 2,9,16,1978 initial statutory agent of the ARTICLE V PUBLIC NOTICES• hereby notified that in case you annual meeting or any special Req:Darrel G.Brown,Attorney corporation is: ISSUE OF STOCK fail so to do,judgment by default Cross meeting called for that purpose. Stock shall be issued when g will be rendered against you for P P Your Right To Know • The only restriction to this pro paid for in cash,services,real or the relief demanded in the C vision is that the Board of PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICES personal property,and shall be complaint. Directors shall always consist of issued as fully paid. The judg The name and address of the ponYou. not fewer than two (2) persons Your Right To Know Your Right To Know ment of the Board of Directors In the Superior Courtofthe plaintiff's attorney is nor more than five(5). as to the value of the property or State of Arizona CHARLES F.SULLIVAN lion assistance program as part services received in exchange In and for the Countyof Pima 5055 E.Broadway,Suite D-204 14.The business and affairs of PIMA COUNTY of the hearing proceedings. for the stock shall be con- MOBILIFE CORPORATION Tu the corporation shall be man PUBLIC HEARING In accordance with the Na elusive in the absence of actual under Arizona 85711 aged by the Board of Directors Plaintiff GIVEN under my hand and thei Tuesday,April 11,1978 7:30 tional Environmental Policy Act fraud in the transaction. and that no shareholder's ap- p.m.L.W.Cross Jr.High School of 1969 and Part 771,Chapter 1 of VS• seal of the Superior Court of the and shall be required for any g P ARTICLE VI JACK E. TYRRELL and State of Arizona in and for the 1000 w. Chapala Dr. Tucson, Title 23 CFR, the Pima County PREEMPTIVE RIGHTS Evpurchase or sale of real property ArizonaHighway Department, Arizona The holders, from time toPAMELA TYRRELL, Husband County of Pima,this 13th day of �� with by the corporation. and Wife, a Notice is hereby given that the Department of Transportation time, of common stock of the January, 19 78. 15.Each member of the Board Pima CountyHighway Depart- and the Federal Highway Ad- corporation, Defendents NORMA M.FELIX of Directors must be a domicils g P shat!have preemp- No.165962 By Sylvia J.Thorne ullment will conduct a location- ministration have determined tive rights as to the common pig, ary of the State of Arizona. design public hearing on April by an environmental analysis stock then or thereafter authors NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Deputy Clerk 16. The Board of Directors 11,1978, beginning at 7:30 p.m. that this project is not a major zed to be issued,including fres- WHEREAS, pursuant to an Pub:The Arizona Territorial I shall have the authority to fix The hearingwill Federal action and the r execution issued out of the above March 16, got an eiiiptycompensation for Directors for be held to the p epare- sury stock. No resolution of the 23,30,1978 P named Court in the above en- April 6,1978 • • • comites in anycapacity. foAlr multipurpose room at L.W. tion of an environmental impact Board of Directors authorizing P y. Cross Junior High School, 1000 statement is not required. the issuance of stock to which titled thection epoa a judgement Req; Charles F. Sullivan, At such compensation shall be for above named Plaintiff t��y feeling inside. established, hanged, and ter- West Chapala Drive, Tucson, Maps, drawings, and other preemptive rights shall attach and against the above named urinated by acts of the Board r Arizona. pertinent information are avail- may require such rights to be Defendants.Entered on the 29th I • U BL I Directors. At that time,the Pima County able for review in the office of exercised within less than sixty day of December, 1977, in the PUBLIC NOTICES 17. No Director who has sub Highway Department will pre- Mr. Jerry R. Jones, Director, (60)days. amount of ONE THOUSAND miffed his or her resignation sent the proposed location and Pima County Highway Depart- ARTICLE VII Your Right To Know g ment,1313 South Mission Road, STATUTORY AGENT TWO AND 50 100 ($1,002.54 g United States Savings from the Board of Directors design plans for the reconstruc- DOLLARS together with in tion of a portion of Ina Road. Tucson, Arizona 85713, tele- The name and address of the In the Superior Court of the Bonds vs. the Piggy Bank. at a future time shallterest thereon from said date at effectivebe The proposed improvement phone 792-8911.Letters received initial statutory agent is STATE OF ARIZONA permitted to vote upon the through April 24, 1978 will be DONALD R. ELLERMANN, the rate of six percent (6 per- in and for the Countyof Pima 1. If the Piggy Bank is filling of any vacancy or vacan- begins approximately 1000 feetcent) per annum and costs, I cies on the Board of Directors, west of La Cholla Boulevard and given the same consideration as Suite 1205, Home FederalIn The Matter of The Estate of stolen, you lose what's in it. extends easterly for 2.1 miles to comments recorded during the Tower, Tucson, Arizona, 85701, have levied upon all of the right, WILMA I.HORN, ' including the vacancies to be I title,and interest of the Defend That's the way it is with created by his or her resigns • approximately 50o feet east of Public hearing in reaching the who has been a resident of deceased. ants, JACK E. TYRRELL and Cash. If a Bond is stolen, Oracle Road. final determination of location Arizona for more than three(3} No.P 4338 tion. PAMELA TYRRELL, in the Reconstruction of this section and major design features for years lastpast. NOTICE TO CREDITORS you get a new one. 18.A quorum at a meeting of followingdescribed property: consists of widening the existing this proposed project. ARTICLE VIII P TO THE CREDITORS OF THE 2. A Piggy Bank is easy the Board of Directors shall road from two lanes to four TUCSON ESTATES consist of two(2) Directors. Eugenia Wells Clerk PLACE OF BUSINESS ESTATE OF WILMA I. HORN, for even its owner to rob. LOT 567,UNITE 19. The affirmative vote of lanes with a painted median. Pima County The known place of business ofDECEASED: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN But Bonds can be bought fiftyper cent(50 Appropriate drainage strut Board of Supervisors the corporation shall be 1155 N. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN g percent)of the tures and traffic signals will be that I, the Sheriff of Pima throughyour Payroll Directors present and voting at Jerry R.Jones,P.E. Belvedere, Tucson, Arizona that CARL G. HORN has been g y 011 Director 85712. County,on the 4th day of April, Savings Plan at work, and a meeting at which a quorum is constructed on the project. 1978,at the hour of 10:00 o'clock appointed Personal g present shall be required for any The Pima County Highway Pima County Highway ARTICLE IX Representative of this estate. Department will discuss the Department BOARD OF DIRECTORS at the east door of the new Pima All persons having claims a little is taken out of each act of the Directors. County Courthouse in Tucson, check beforeyou can 20.A majority of the Board of tentative schedule for right-of-. Pub: The Arizona Territorial The initial Board of Directors public against the estate are required get March 16,1978 April 6,1978 shall consist of two (2) direct Arizona, will sell at to present their claims within your hands on it. Directors is specifically empow way acquisition and the reloca- P auction to the highest bidder for bred to select from their num Req: Eugenia Wells,Clerk ors. Thereafter, the number of four months, after the date of persons to serve on the Board of cash all of the right, title, and the first 3. The Piggy Bank may bars any committee to perform interest of the Defendents, publication of this l Directors shall be fixed by the notice, or the claims will look kind and generous, any act permissible under the I;;,F�,Rs423.61 ._. E_._ , ,�0 JACK E. TYRRELL and , laws of the State of Arizona or of , + —1.7 BY Laws. The persons who are forever barred.Claims must be but it won't giveyou any PAMELA TYRRELL,in and to the United States of America. Q F7' to serve as Directors until the the above described property to presented to the undersigned interest. A U.S. Savings first annual meeting of share- attorney for the Personal 21.The power to make,adopt, Ii satisfy said Judgment. Bond yields when held amend,and approveholders,or until their successorsRepresentative, at 702 Tran 6% By Laws is3 -joss ai ; DATED this 3rd day of March, P specifically authorized to be Al? rte sc�.coL ! are elected and qualify are: 1978. samerica Building, 177 North 5-year maturity. RICHARD J.BOYKIN Arizona, or 4. The Piggy Bank money done by the Board of Directors. { Al 11 1 "_�* � ■ , PAUL S.WHITEChurch, Tucson, 22. The incorporators of this 1 A -p---?,--- Tucson, '• 4955 N.Via Condesa filed with the Probate Divsion of • sits there. A Bond SHERIFF OF PIMA COUNTY corporation are: <i Tucson,AZ 85718 the office of the Clerk of the a . i Pub: The Arizona Territorial Samuel E.Bailie,P.O.Box 18255 4 z _, CELESTE WHITE March 16, 23, 30, 1978 Court. helps your country. Tucson,Arizona 85731 - 4955 N.Via CondesaDATED this 10th day of March, In summary, you might "'' , Tucson,AZ 85718 Req: Robinson, Wilson, 1978. ' Avelyn L.Bailie �'' `. ,,! ° Thompson,&Price,Attorneys. wonder why grown folks P.O.Box 16255 M. --�—~ s` .0 -�` INCORPORATORSTiCLE X DONALD ESTES _'`— would even use Piggyt ATTORNEY AT LAW Tucson,Arizona 85731 + ; 23.The Board of Directors of '� .*...''''',.7,4"7,"..,',7"'" The incorporators of the cor 702 Transamerica Building Banks. It's so much smarter the corporation,may from time •• "" ''II''I��D PUBLIC NOTICES poration are the same as the Tucson,Arizona 85701• to buy Bonds. to distribute on a pro rata Sn" •'"'°`.; ;� � ..,,�, directors listed above. Pub:The Arizona Territorial Avoid that empty feeling. basis time,to its shareholders out to '�. ,.r, ofr" IN WITNESS WHEREOF,we Your Right To Know March 16,23,30,1978 P Y g Req:Donald Estes,Attorney Buy U.S. Savings Bonds. , • . 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Sunday, noon to five."- _ per- sonal review of your tax return after its completed. /11 . - -__----- _�_ a We'll help you take advantage of every credit and deduction allowed by the law- i. . i4111116.iiiiki 0, . ........ ........__________................ ..................„...... ... .. EXECUTIVE lir"'11111111111111/ ....._..... .... .,...,..,.,....... .,..1,,,,_ _ TAX SERVICE 'ATI/Illimillt v �_ s division of �� a6QBLOCK cAtilletiC NtirOl'id By Appointment Only . _.,m__. .,-, -.. .a�- �� w.a .. .� � ... 5, Casa Blanca Plaza SWINGING LOW A CDOgymnast moves throw h her 2030 E. SPEEDWAY 6070 North Oracle, near Rudasill g uneven parallel bar routine in last Friday's dual meet SUITE 105 326-8739 297-1832 with Douglas. Page 16, The Arizona Territorial, March 16,1978 - .- PUBLIC NOTICES, PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES' PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right To Know ` Your Right To Know Your Riw.t To Knox•. Your Right To Know Your Right To Know Your Right To Know Your Right To Know NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE. COUNTY OF PIMA The corporationNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The following legallydesalt). The foregoing initially in- East front door of the new Pima The purpose or purposes for NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE ed trust e9 g instrument was tends to conduct the business of that in obedience to the Writ of County Court House,also some- which this corporation is organ- The following legally describ property will be sold, acknowledged before me this medical claim processing and Special Execution issued by the times known as the main en- ized is the transaction of any and ed trust property will be sold, pursuant to the power of sale, 23rd day of February, 1978, by other services related thereto. above entitled Court and in the trance of said Court House, in all lawful business within or pursuant to the power of sale under that certain Deed of Trust JOHN L. GLATZ and NICK V above entitled cause,which Writ' without the State of Arizona,for under that certain Deed of Trust recorded in docket or book 4840, KNEZ, President and Secret- and the Judgment described Tucson, Arizona, on March 28, page 604-612, in the Records ary, respectively, The authorized capital is one 1978 at the hour of 10:00 a.m.to which corporations may be in- recorded in Docket or Book 5140, of KNEZ, thousand (1,000) shares of therein by reference thereto are sell the following described real corporated under the laws of the at page 381-384,in the Records of of Pima County, Arizona, at GLATZ & CRITES, P.C., an common stock, with no incorporated herein,commands State of Arizona,as they may be Pima County,Arizona,at public property to the highest public auction to the highest Arizona professional corpora- value. - par me to sell,and I will sell,subject ghest bidder: bidder,at the East Door of New tion,on behalf of said corpora- to the right of redemption in Lot 3 of TUCSON PARK amended from time to time. auction to the highest bidder,at Courts Building in the City of tion. VI g WEST,according to Book 17 of ARTICLE III East Door of New Courts Build- Courts B Pima County,Arizona,tThe incorporators of the above such case made and provided by Maps,page 39,records of Pima The corporation initially in- ing in the City of Tucson, Pima MARY ELLA BEE �cor ration are: statute,at public auction,all of tends to conduct the business of Count , Arizona on FRIDAY, on April 7,1978,at 10:00 o'clock Notary Public the righttitle interest claim County,Arizona,and by Declar- y a.m.of said da RUSSELL FORNI g ation of Scrivener's Error re- buying, selling, repairing, APRIL 14,1978 at 10:00 a.m. of Y: My commission expires: 3404 North Romero Road and lien which the parties nam- corded in Docket 2250,page 198. operating, installing, maintain- said day: Lot 26 of New Tucson Unit No. May 10,1980 Tucson,Arizona 85705 ed in said Judgment had or have DATED 2-23-78. ing,and dealing 1, subdivision of Pima County,. generally in all Lot 38,a Resubdivision of Lot EXHIBITA GERALDINE FORNI in and to the real property- RICHARD J.BOYKIN kinds and types of air condi- 106., DREXEL TERRACE NO. Arizona according to the Map or ARTICLES OF AMENDMENT hereinafter described,and from honin 3404 North Romero Road Sheriff of Pima County,Arizona 9 refrigeration, cooling 2,according to Book 22 of Maps, Plat thereof of record in the TO THE the proceeds of said sale, to and heating of every kind and office of the County Recorder of Articles of IncorporationTucson,Arizona 85705 By Sgt.Dudgeon page 55, records of Pima Pima County, Arizona, in Book OF LIZETTE DUKE satisfy said Judgment in favor Deputy Sheriff description, including pumps County,Arizona. 17 of Maps and Plats at, inPage 40 KNEZ, 5115 East Lee Street of the judgment creditor therein Pub:The Arizona Territorial and compressors. ALSO KNOWN AS:5624 South Ari- thereof. GLATZ&CRITES,P.C. Tucson,Arizona 85712 named, in the total judgment March 9,16,23,1978 ARTICLE IV Holladay Drive, Tucson, Ari- ARTICLE I is amended to VII sum of$8,120.06, together with Req: Cusick, Watkins, Stewart The corporation shall have the zona 85706 ALSO KNOWN AS: 217 Vista change the name of the cor- accrued and accruing interestauthority Monte Drive Route 7,Box 423-B poration to KNEZ & GLATZ, The initial Board of Direct- &Harris,Attorneys to issue ONE DATED: January 5,1978 Tucson, 85706 p C ors shall consist of three (3) and costs since the date of entry MILLION (1,000,000) shares of ROSALIE JENSEN, DATED December 28,1977 097258 9 directors. The persons who are of said Judgment. PUBLIC NOTICES common stock,of the par value a single woman to serve as directors until the The sale will be held at the of ONE AND NO-10C ($1.00) Trustor JOHN W. WELCH and ERICA Pub:The Arizona Territorial East front door of the New Pima WELCH,husband and wife March 9,16, first annual meeting of share- Your Right To Know DOLLAR per share. JOHN K.SKOMP Req: 23,1978 holders,or until their successors County Court House,also some- 9 ARTICLE V Trustee Trustor Knez,Glatz&Crites,P.C. are elected and qualified,are as times known as the main en- In the Superior Court of the The name and address of the STATE OF ARIZONA John A.Murphy,Jr. follows: trance of said Court House, in State of Arizona initial statutory agent of the SS. Trustee PUBLIC NOTICES 3404 North Romero RUSSELLrFORN I Tucson, Arizona, on April 4, In and for the County of Pima corporation is CHARLES W. COUNTY OF MAR(COPA acknow- STATE OF ARIZONA o e o Road 1978,at the hour of 10:00.a.m.to In the Matter of the Estate of KING, 6245 East Broadway, This instrument was ss. Tucson,Arizona 85705 sell the following described real Suite 510, Tucson, Arizona, ledged before me this 5th day of Your Right To Know GERALDINE FORNI property to the highest bidder: ETHEL R.ARTHUR, g County of Maricopa Deceased. 85711. January, 1978 by John K. This instrument was acknow 3404 North Romero Road Lot 8 in Block 29 of Amended No.P4376 ARTICLE VI Skomp,Successor Trustee. ledged before me this 28th day of In the Superior Court of the Tucson,Arizona 85705 Government Heights subdivi- NOTICE TO CREDITORS The known place of business of Nancy Ann Myskowski December, 1977, byJohn A. State of Arizona LIZETTE DUKE sion No. 2, Pima County, Ari the corporation To the CREDITORS of the shall be 1624 Notary Public Murphy,Jr.,Successor Trustee In and for the County of Pima 5115 East Lee Street zona, according to the Map or North Harrison Road, Tucson, My Commission Expires: In The Matter Of The Estate Of Tucson,Arizona 85712 Plat thereof of record in the Estate of ETHEL R.ARTHUR, Nancy Ann Myskowski deceased. Arizona,85715. July 27,1980 CHESTER M.THOMSON, Office of the CountyRecorder of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Notary Public VIII Pima County,A ARTICLE VII My commission will expire Deceased. The statutory agent of the Arizona,in Book 5 The initial Board of Directors The followinglegally describ- e of Maps and Plats at page 65 that the undersigned has been July 27,1980 No.P 3477 above corporation shall be as appointed personal represents shall consist of three (3) dir- ed trust property will be sold, Pub: The Arizona Territorial NOTICE TO CREDITORS follows: thereof. tive of this estate. All ectors. Thereafter, the number pursuant to the power of sale TO THE CREDITORS OF DONALD ESTES DATED 2-23-78. persons of persons to serve on the Board under that certain Deed of Trust February 23,1978 March 2,9,16, RICHARD J.BOYK I N having claims against the estate of Directors shall be fixed by the recorded in Docket or Book 4716, 1978 THE ESTATE OF CHESTER Attorney at Law are required to present their Req:Murphy, Posner& Froim- M.THOMSON,DECEASED: 702 Transamerica Building Sheriff of Pima County,Arizona claims within four months after By-Laws of the corporation.The at Page 433-436, in the Records son,Attorneys NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tucson,Arizona 85701 By Sgt.Dudgeon the date of the firstpublication persons who are to serve as of Pima County, Arizona, at that the undersigned, hereby IX Deputy Sheriff of this notice or the laims will directors until the first annual public auction to the highest gives this notice on behalf of the The fiscal year shall be the Pub:The Arizona Territorial be forever barred.Claims must meeting of the shareholders or bidder, at East Door of New PUBLIC NOTICES duly appointed personal repre- calendar year. March 9,16,23,1978 until their successors are elect DATED this 24th day of Feb Req:Mesch,Marquez,&Roths be presented either to the per- Courts Building, in the City of sentatives of this estate, sonal representative at office of ed and qualified are: Tucson, Pima County,Arizona, Your Right To Know STEPHEN M. THOMSON and ruary,1978. child,Attorneys their attorney,William S. Duni RONALD L.IVESTER on Friday,Arpil 14,1978,at 10:00 AP W.LOREN THOMSON.All per- RUSSELL FORNI pace,1001 Home Federal Tower, 1624 North Harrison Road a.m.,of said day: NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE sons having claims against the GERALDINE FORNI PUBLIC NOTICES Tucson, AZ 85701, or filed with Tucson,Arizona 85715 Lot Sixty-eight (68) of Valen- The following legally describ estate are required to present LIZETTE DUKE the Probate Division of the BERLIE IVESTER tine Terrace,per map recorded ed trust their claims within four months STATE OF ARIZONA 1624 North Harrison Road property will be sold Your Right To Know office of the Clerk of the Court. in Book 13,page 69 of Maps, in pursuant to the power of saleTucson,Arizona 85715 the office of the County Record after the date of the first public- ss. DATED March 1,1978. under that certain Deed of Trust ation of this notice or the claims COUNTY OF PIMA In the Superior Court of the WILLIAMS.DUNIPACE FRANCES M.IVESTER er in Pima County,Arizona. recorded on August 28, 1975, in will be forever barred. Claims On this the 24th day of Feb State of Arizona Attorney 1624 North Harrison Road ALSO KNOWN AS: 4105 East Docket 5091 pages 327-330 inclu must be presented to the under- ruary, 1978, before me, the In and for the County of Pima Pub: The Arizona Territorial Tucson,Arizona 85715 32nd Place, Tucson, Arizona sive,in the records of the Pima signed attorney for the co per undersigned Notary Public,per- PIONEER SAVINGS AND March 9,16,23,1978 ARTICLE VIII 85711 County Recorder,Pima County, sonal representatives at 702 sonally appeared all of the per LOAN ASSOCIATION OF Req: William S. Dunipace, At The incorporators of the cor DATED: January 9,1978 Arizona,at public auction to the poration are RONALD L. Y KENNETH V.STROUP,JR. Transamerica Building,Tucson, sons, known to me to be the BLOOMFIELD, torne Arizona, or filed with the Pro- persons whose names are sub- IVESTER, of 1624 North Har- an unmarried man highest bidder at the East doorPlaintiff, bate Division of the office of the scribed to the foregoing instru- rison Road, Tucson, Arizona, Trustor of the new Pima County Courtvs. PUBLIC NOTICES 85715 and FRANCES M. house located at 111 West ConJohn A.Murphy,Jr., Clerk of the Court. ment, and acknowledged that ALFRED G. GASTELUM, an DATED this 27th day of Feb they executed the same for the unmarried man, IVESTER, of 1624 North Har Trustee grecs Street, Tucson, Arizona et al., Your Right To Know STATE OF ARIZONA ruary,1978. purposes therein contained. grison Road, Tucson, Arizona, 8 701 on Tuesday,the 25th day of Defendants. 85715 April, 1978, at the hour of 9:45 DONALD ESTES BARBARA J.TREUTELAAR No.171385 SS. o'clock in the morning of said Attorney at Law Notary Public NOTICE OF SPECIAL In the Superior Court of the IN WITNESS WHEREOF,we COUNTY OF MARICOPA 702 Transamerica Building WITNESS MY HAND AND EXECUTION SALE OF State of Arizona have hereunto set our hands this This instrument was acknow day. Tucson,Arizona 85701 OFFICIAL SEAL. The property to be sold is REAL PROPERTY In and for the County of Pima 14th day of February,1978. ledged before me this 9th day of situated in Pima County, Ari ERNEST TRUJILLO and RONALD L.IVESTER January, 1978, by John A. Attorney for Co Personal My Commission Expires: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN zona and is described as: Representatives February 10,1982 that in obedience to the Writ of ELVIRA TRUJILLO, husband FRANCES M.IVESTER Murphy,Jr.,Trustee-Successor Pub: The Arizona Territorial Pub: The Arizona Territorial Specialand wife, STATE OF ARIZONA Lot 12 in Block 13 of AMEND Execution issued by the Trustee. ED GOVERNMENT HEIGHTS March 9,16,23,1978 March 9,16,23,1978 above entitled Court and in the Plaintiffs, ss. Nancy Ann Myskowski SUBDIVISION NO. 2, Pima Req: Donald Estes,Attorney Req: Donald Estes,Attorney above entitled cause,which Writ vs. County of Pima Notary Public County, Arizona, according to and the Judgment described JENNIE MINER, a widow; The foregoing Articles of In- My Commission Expires: the map of record in the Pima PUBLIC NOTICES therein by reference thereto by CITY OF TUCSON, a munici- corporation were acknowledged July 27,1980 County Recorder's Office in PUBLIC NOTICE are •incorporated •herein, com- pal corporation; COUNTRY before me by RONALD L. Pub: The Arizona Territorial Book 5 of Maps and Plats at - mands me to sell,and I will sell, ESCROW SERVICE,an Arizona IVESTER and FRANCES M. March 2,9,16,23,1978 page 65. Your Right To Know Your Right To Know 9 subject to the right of redemp corporation, as Trustee under IVESTER,this 14th day of Feb Req: Murphy, Posner & Froi- Your this 4th day of Janu- In the Superior Court of the tion in such case made and Trust No.9173-T; JOHN DOE 1 ruary,1978. mson,Attorneys ary,1978. In the Superior Court of the State of Arizona provided by statute, at public through 5; MARY ROE 1 Marilyn M.Gliko Trustor: State of Arizona In and for the County auction, all of the right, title, through 5; XYZ CORPORA- Notary Public PUBLIC NOTICES Reynaldo F.Felix In and for the County interest, claim and lien which TION 1 through 5; and THE Notary Expiration Date: of Maricopa UNKNOWN HEIRS OF ANY OF My Commission Patricia A.Felix of Maricopa the parties named in said Jud Expires Jan. Lee R.Perry, COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR gment had or have in and to the THE ABOVE-NAMED 11,1981 Your Right To Know as Trustee AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PORAT ION, a Delaware con- real property hereinafter des DEFENDANTS, IF DE- Pub:The Arizona Territorial - STATE OF ARIZONA CHICAGO,a corporation, poration, cribed,and from the proceeds of CEASED, March 9,16,23,1978 ss. Plaintiff, Plaintiff said sale, to satisfy said Judg- Defendants Req: King & Frisch, Attor I N THE SUPERIOR COURT No.169598 Heys OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA County of Maricopa vs. HENRY BUSCH and ANN ment in favor of the judgment NOTICE OF SPECIAL IN AND FOR THE The foregoing instrument was CASIMIRO F. V. HERRERA, BUSCH,his wife, creditor therein named, in the COUNTY OF PIMA acknowledged before me this 4th and CARMEN R. ORTIZ total judgment sum of$23,513.42, EXECUTION SALE OF REAL PUBLIC NOTICES g day of January,1978 byLee R. HERRERA,husband and wife; Defendants. In re the Marriage of: No.C362251 together with accrued and acc- PROPERTY RUTH MATSON CON BOY, Perry,as Trustee. GREENVIEW APARTMENTS, NOTICE OF SPECIAL ruing interest and costs since NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Your Right To Know Petitioner, Louise Davies a corporation, the date of entry of said Judg- that in obedience to the Writ of g EXECUTION SALE OF and Notary Public Defendants. meat. Special Execution issued by the - REAL PROPERTY In the Superior Court of the WILLIAM OVE RTON CONBOY My commission expires: No C-352204 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The sale will be held at the above entitled Court and in the State of Arizona Respondent. October 1,1978 NOTICE OF SALE UNDER that in obedience to the Writ of East front door of the new Pima and thetitled cause,which Writ In and for the County of Pima No.D 20305 Pub: The Arizona Territorial SPECIAL EXECUTION County Court House,also some- and Judgment described Special Execution issued by theIn the Matter of: SUMMONS March 9,16,23,30,1978 NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN above entitled Court and in the times known as the main en- therein by reference thereto are DIAL,BABY BOY The State of Arizona to the Req:Carson,Messinger,Elliott, that the above named plaintiff above entitled cause,which Writ trance of said Court House, in incorporated herein,commands A person of less above named respondent Will- Laughlin& Ragan,Attorneys recovered judgment in the Tucson, Arizona, on March 28, me to sell,and I will sell,subject lam Overton Conboy APDO 104, and tne* Judgment described 1978 at the hour of 10:00 a.m.to to the right of redemption in than 18 years. above named Court on the 9th therein by reference thereto are g P NO.5-401 Morellia,Mich,Mexico PUBLIC NOTICES day of February, 1978, against incorporated herein,commands sell the following described real such case made and provided by NOTICE OF HEARING YOU ARE HEREBY SUM the above named defendants,in property to the highest bidder: statute,at public auction,all of having read the MON ED and required to appear me to sell,and I will sell,subject The Court, the amount of $8,530.99, plus Lot 17, Block 29, PUEBLO the right, title, interest, claim and defend in the above entitled Your Right To Know accrued costs and interest to the right of redemption in GARDENS ADDITION to the and lien which the parties nam- verified Petition for Terming • thereon at the rate of Eight and such case made and provided by City of Tucson, per Map re- ed in said Judgment had or have tion of Parent child Relation- action in the above entitled one-half (8� statute,at public auction,all of ship, and good Cause appear court, within TWENTY DAYS, Articles of Amendment percent) percent corded in Book 8, page 84 of in and to the real property ing, exclusive of the day of service,if To The per annum from said date until Maps,in the office of the County hereinafter described,and from served within the State of Ari Articles of Incorporation P and lien which the parties nam- Patrick Hollander or any Po aid;and,pursuant to a writ of Recorder of Pima County, Ari- the proceeds of said sale, to zona,or within THIRTY DAYS, ed in said Judgment had or haveother person claiming parent- of special execution issued by said zona. satisfy said Judgment in favor Court on the 9th day of Feb,-ain and to the real property DATED 2-23--78 of the judgmental relationship to the above child exclusive of the day of service,if KNEZ,GLATZ&CRITES,P.C. creditor therein served without the State of uarhereinafeter described, and is hereby notified to appear in Pursuant to the provisions of Y- 1978, the following des- RICHARD J.BOYKIN named, in the total judgment the Arizona, and o Section 10-061,Arizona Business cribed real property will be sold from the proceeds of said sale, Sheriff •of Pima •County,Arizona sum of$25,616.28,together with Superior Court of Pima you are hereby Corporation Act,the undersign- at public auction to satisfy said to satisfy said Judgment in By Sgt.Dudgeon accrued and accruing interest County, Juvenile Division, 2225 notified that in case you fail so to ed corporation adopts the Arti judgment,on March 28,1978,at favor of the judgment creditor Deputy Sheriff and costs since the date of entry East 8 Way,Tucson,Arizona, do, judgment by default will be cies of Amendment to its Artnti the hour of 10:00 a.m., at the therein named, in the total on the 8th day of May, 1978 at rendered against you for the 083.25 to- Pub: The Arizona Territorial of said Judgment. relief demanded in the es of Incorporation: East door of the New County Iudgment sum of$17, 1:15 o'clock p.m. and to show petition. March 9,16,23,1978 The sale will be held at the The name and address of FIRST: The name of the cor- Courts Building, Tucson, Ari- gether with accrued and accru- Req: Cusick, Watkins, Stewart East front door of the new Pima cause, if he has any,why such Ing and costs since the parent-child relationship should petitioner's attorney is John F. Pioneer- poration is KNEZ, GLATZ & zona: date interest entry of said Judgment. &Harris,Attorneys County Court House,also some- not be terminated by law. Munger, Suite 802 Pioneer Tuc- CRITES,P.C. South 50 feet of Lots One (1) times known as the main en- Plaza, 100 N. Stone Ave., and Two (2), Block Six (6), The sale will be held at the NORMA M.FELIX SECOND: The document at- C trance of said Court House, in son,Arizona 85701 NATIONAL CITY SU Six (6) East front door of the New Pima• PUBLIC NOTICES Tucson, AprilClerk of the Superior Court tached hereto as Exhibit A sets Arizona, on 4 GIVEN under the hand and forth amendment to the Articles SION,per Map recorded in Book County Court House,also some- 1978 at the hour of 10:00 a.m.to By James Bravo 6,Page 21 of Maps, times known as the main en Your Right To Know Deputy Clerk the seal of the Superior Court of of Incorporation which was in the Office 9 sell the following described real the State of Arizona in and for of the County Recorder of Pima trance of said Court House, in Pub:The Arizona Territorial adopted by the shareholders ofproperty to the highest bidder: County,Arizona. Tucson,Arizona,on April 4,1978 In the Superior Court of the The East 50 feet of Lot 9 Block March 9,16,23,30,1978 the County of Pima,this 14 day the corporation on February 13, at the hour of 10:00 a.m,to sell Req: Virginia C. Howard, At of February,1978. 1978, in the manner prescribed SIGNED: February 23,1978. State of Arizona 23 of CORONADO HEIGHTS Clerk the following described real pro- ADDITION to the CitytOTney Norma M.Felix, by the Arizona Business Cor RICHARD J.BOYKIN In and for the County of Pima of Tuc- perty to the highest bidder: By Yolanda Clerk las poration Act. • Sheriff FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- son, Pima County, Arizona, Lot 5 in Block 2 of PuebloDeputy Clerk THIRD: The number of By Sgt.Dudgeon Gardens,a Subdivision of Pima GAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor- according to the map of record PUBLIC NOTICES Pub: The Arizona Territorial shares of the corporation out- Deputy Sheriff poration,etc. in the Pima County Recorder's County, Arizona, according to February 23,1978 March 2,9,16, standing at the time of such Pub: The Plaintiff, Office in Book 3 of Maps and Your Right To Know 1978 adopting was 1,500;im March 9, Arizona Territorial the Map or Plat thereof of and thevs. Plats at Page 115. record in the office of the County In the Superior Court of the Req: Munger&Munger,Attor number of shares entitled to Req: Murphy & Posner, At- Recorder of Pima County, Ari IRA L.ANDREWS;et ux,et al., DATED 2-24-78. neys vote thereon was 1,500. torneysDefendants. Sheriff of Pima County,Arizona State of Arizona • zona, in Book 8 of Maps and In and for the County FOURTH: The designation No.171350 By B.Dudgeon of Pima and number of outstanding PUBLIC NOTICE Plats at Page 84 thereof. NOTICE OF SPECIAL Deputy Sheriff In the Matter of the Estate of PUBLIC NOTICES RICHARDJ.BOYKIN LEONA ANGLEN, shares of each class or series EXECUTION SALE OF Pub:The Arizona Territorial Sheriff of Pima County,Arizona REAL PROPERTY March 9,16,23,1978 Deceased. Your Right To Know entitled to vote thereon as a Your Right To Know By Sgt.Dudgeon class or series were as follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Req:Perry A.Devere,Attorney No.P 4439 Deputy Sheriff that in obedience to the Writ of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Class or Series DATED:March 1,1978 Pub: The Arizona Territorial Special NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Common Execution issued by the PUBLIC l'3 L I C NOTICES th t the undersigned has been Number of Shares Articles of Incorporation March 9,16,23,1978 - above entitled Court and in the- ofabove entitled cause,which Writ appointed personal represents 1,540 MEDICLAIM SYSTEMS INC. Req:Evans,Kitchel,&Jenckes Your R+qty• L , and the Judgment described �K'.� �•, tive of this estate. All persons FIFTH:The number of shares Attorney having claims against the estate of each class or series entit KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE - - therein by reference thereto are led to vote thereon as a class or PRESENTS: C incorporated herein,commands Articles of Incorporationare required to present their series which voted for or I PUBLIC N OT I C E S me to sell,and I will sell',subject claims within four months after against such amendment, res ,, such case made and provided by ENGINEERING,INC. The name of the corpora- to the right of redemption in UNIVERSAL SERVICE& the date of the first publication To Place Your ' againpectively,was: tion is MEDICLAIM SYSTEMS `(our Right To Knc-;, of this notice or the claims will INC, statute,atKNOW ALL MEN BY THESE be forever barred.Claims must Classified Ad Class or Series public auction,all of be presented to the i I In the Superior Court of the the right,title,interest,claim an PRESENTS: personal Common The duration of the, State of Arizona lien which theparties named in representative hereof, Number of Shares for That we, the undersigned, WALTER W. HOCHULI at 701 Call 297- Q7 1,000 tion is perpetual. in and for the County of Pima said Judgment had or have in have associated ourselves to- Number of Shares Against III HAZEN STOCKBERGER, etc., and to the real property herein- gether for the purpose of form- Valley National Building, Tuc-- None The purpose for which this et al., after described, and from the ing a corporation under the laws ' Arizona, or filed with the DATED: February 22,1978 corporation is organized is the Plaintiff proceeds of said sale, to satis- Court. Before Noon of the State of Arizona, and do DATED this 27 day of Feb- KNEZ,GLATZ&CRITES,P.C. transaction of any and all lawful vs. fy said Judgment in favor of the hereby adopt the following business for which corpora- DAVID L.PROPST,etc.,et al., judgment creditor therein nam- Articles of Incorporation: ruary,1978. By JOHN L.GLATZ, tions may be incorporatedporation: ETHEL HELEN VAGNER on Tuesday President under Defendant ed,in the total judgment sum of ARTICLE I the laws of the State of Arizona, No.168695 S27,305.06,together with accrued The name of the corpora- Personal Representative By NICK KNEZ, as they may be amended from NOTICE OF SPECIAL and accruing interest and costs Pub:The Arizona Territorial Secretary tion is UNIVERSAL SERVICE March 9,16,23,1978 STATE OF ARIZONA time to time. EXECUTION SALE OF since the date of entry of said &ENGINEERINGINC. ss. IV REAL PROPERTY Judgment. ARTICLE!, Req:Cella Hochuli,Attorneys The sale will be held at the • March 16, 1978,The Arizona Territorial, Page 17 Wildflowers Tosew n'savefade ...sho today...shop Y Recent _ - .� - _ USED rains in southern — _ - i:.4. 8 �` *„ a • - • �� Vim. Arizona are ex ted to ,� � �:�� • �� :-.:..- .4,45''::::.v . . �� :-'.= P. ' �, � - �;� WI G produce one of the best '1-/-:;-r./•?;‘,"':',: ��; •• S -: . • y a - wMACHINEwildflower shows in the �� We're clearing out our stock of used sewingmachines taken in w e 'Z a"s '� a �, � � ;rte' . '� T �- ;, • desert in years, according ; - �� s � trade during our recent Sale-A-Thou.Another great chance to save! to Tucson-area nursery- w 8 8 men and horticulturists. ` �1Ced ,,, �----- frog, ZIG-ZAGS �} G MCGinriies ;. 1 � - ....:1,;:,,,,, �= � V.. • v-� �,� -William � u." � • w�--- .�i �..-,a,. .. . director emeritus of the5 ;:,-;,:..,..1,-„,;1:44,,>:144.' to University of Arizona's Of- w f--t=— `r"'—"�=f�''" '_ • st T) j five of Arid Lands Studies, ' e g _ t '° PORTABLES has produced a chart giv- W V !- tT - - 88 � and,, ' from ing the average first day of blooming,the average date *. :111r04,, 0.-_,Y,-'-',,,,,t,„1:'-'-**-t.,..,,,,sili-CONSOLES '6888 of most spectacular bloom- , �„ � - ry • pec ,., \if _, � � �� REMEM9ER,snte�f�sed Sevin machin• N 0. ` goes our ar- 1 t on.y b.ck If not s.ti par with par. ing, and average date of {A to chase,or full credit toward the parches.of a _ _ s, now SINGER*sewing machine.within 90 d.si last blooming for the desert �- f¢# _ .. flowers. �+ . SINGER "The flowering period of1. . o ening ,:x. \\\,. itifty ''''t , plants is determined by � several things," he wrote1 ' i•n preparing the chart. � .;� � , nit.," _ � . , � � r .'7 �. N<< , �s . r.. ' ` For address of:fore nearest ou, I': i Moisture maturity, Y ' i::, ,• • see white pages of phone book length of day,and tempera- • under SINGER COMPANY ture are probably the most important. Glories of an early spring 1 I Desert annuals grow I I rapidly and flower within and February rains bring The lower slopes of Pi- a kCr relatively short time--a out the flowers.The date of. Cacho Peak and other wrote, "Most spring- I G '� � few weeks in summer and rains in summer has very desert areas are turning to flowering herbaceous I % Page 18, The Arizona Territorial, March 16, 1978 Retreats planned Council of JJewish Women accomplishes goals at re R o c ks ByMAY RAVENSCROFT T The Tucson Section is celebrating its 25th an - Approximately Approximately 120 delegates from Arizona, niversary of being active in many local service Two retreats -- one for tremel California, Colorado, Oregon, Utah and Washington projects and are looking forward to doing a survey in y popular with the accomplished many goals while attending sessions at tlocal he area to see what is n those who are preparing college students and young ��• for marriage and one for adults. The retreat will the convention of the Western District of the National The National Council of Jewish Women is an Council of Jewish Women held at Westward Look organization which, in the spirit of Judaism, is those who are divorced, examine in depth the real- Resort from Sunday, March 12 through Wednesday, dedicated to widowed or single--will be hies of married life. g Y� furthering human welfare in the Jewish in- held at Picture Rocks Re- In addition to thoughtful March 15. The theme of the meetings was "Council and general communities-locally, nationally and Women: Caring and Action". Esther Landa, National ternationally. Through an integrated program of treat in Cortaro during talks, time for reflection president of the group, was keynote speaker. education, service and social i April. and private discussions by action, it provides Both retreats will be led each couple alone, there Co-presidents of the Tucson Section taking part were essential services and stimulates and educates the Minarose Ernst,Ruth Terman,Mary Bacharach,Jane individual and the community toward their respon- by Father Gordon Lester, will be small discussions Elin, Marilyn Hall, Lisa Howard, Doris Laber, Vicki sibilityin advancing pastor at the church. Fath- with Father Lester and his human welfare and the Pepper, Rose Glazer, Sarah Silver, Bette Taren, and democratic way of life. During the workshops at this er Lester previously devel- team of married couples. DeVora Weis. Fay Roos, Western District Vice convention, the members worked on these purposes oped a Marriage Prepara- Exercises in communica- President, Marian Cerf, State Public Affairs chair- very diligently,coveringeverythingfrom involvement tion Retreat in Spokane, tive skills and techniques person, and Ruth Jean Solot,national board member, with juvenile justice in Tucson to taking care of the Wash., which became ex- will also be part of the I were local members in charge of the convention. Aged. Brethren weekend activities.tThisretreatwillbe iven g at Picture Rocks for the show f im first time April 7-9. The SanXavierFiesta weekend retreat can ac- c � , A print of the new Ken commodate only 20 coup- Anderson film, Pilgrim's les, so reservations should P mar S e r i Progress,g ss, will be screened be made. immediately. churches Sunday March 19, at 6:30 Another retreat, sched- p.m. at the Northwest uled for April 14-16 was In the spring Tucson celebrates its Brethren Chapel. The previously announced for p g unique heritage by bringing together Indian, Spanish, Mexican and Pioneer chapel congregation Women Without Partners. currentlymeets and holds However, American traditions in the Tucson Festival. Now in its o ever, men have now 28thear, the Tucson Festival Societ with the helpof activities in the band room been invited to attend-Per- y Y of Cross Junior High sons who are divorced, over 3,000 volunteers and a hundred civic,social,cultural Choir will present Easter work School, 1540 W. Chapala widowed or single are ur - and business groups presents a program tracing the Drive. p g g historical and cultural growth of the area. Most of this ed to attend. This retreat An Easter Cantata, My Mrs. Verda Roberts. Narration was provided will also be led by Father year's events are free to the public and a hundred Redeemer Liveth, will be Narrator for the program for the film by George Lester and other members Tucsonians and visitors will enjoy these festivities. presented by the chancel will be the Rev. Don Beverly Shea.Admission is of the Picture Rocks team. The keynote event of the Festival is the San Xavier choir of Casas Adobes Rowland. free. Northwest Brethren For registration and furth- Fiesta the evening Friday, March 31. Echoing rituals of Community C o n g r e g a- Chapel is a new church er information, call the old, a procession of mounted Spanish horsemen, robed tional Church on Palm Sun- priests, costumed Papagos and Ya uis wind their wav Regis t ra t I O n with hopes to move into a retreat at 297-2229,or write q - day, March 19, duringthe down from-the hillside toward the ancient Mission San permanent building of its to the church, Box 569, morn ing worship service own in coming months. Cortaro,85230. Xavier del Bac.In joyful celebration the Mission bells toll, beginning at 10 a.m. The at St. A40 rk S fireworks burst overhead and the glow from a hundred public is invited. St. Mark's Methodist , bonfires lights the way for these ghosts from the past. Pre-School, located at 1431 CIany on d e Oro B a pt is t Church Plan to come early and savor Papago food hot and Lyrics for the cantata West Magee Road, will aromatic from the open fire. Bring your own chairs and have been adapted from hold registration on March AN EXCITING GROWING NEW enjoy traditional Indian dances starting at 6:30 p.m. and Scripture and set to music 30 from 9-10:30 a.m. in the CHURCH the pageantry which follows. The fiesta is sponsored for from such works at "The church library. the fifth year by Mountain Sates Mineral Enterprises of Messiah" and "Rinaldo" Two and three day-a- TucsonMorning Worship and Sunday School - 9:30 and co-sponsored by the Frank C. Gannett by Handel, and "The week classes will be of- Foundation. Twelfth Mass" and fered for both three and a.m. PaIm crosses will be given to a I I at- Closel related to the San Xavier Fiesta are the ``Xerxes" byMozart. four-year- olds.Evening Service - 5:00 pm. Bible Y four-year olds. Study - Thursday, 7:30 pm. Temporarily three-day tours of the Kino Missions of Sonora offered The 24-member choir is More information on the P y March 31, April 7, 21, and 28. For reservations or under the direction of school and its program meeting at C.D.O High School. Pastor Theoren information please write Mrs. S. F. Gould, 101 W. River Reginald G. Redman. Mrs. may be obtained by Smith - 299-9412. Children's Easter Egg Hunt, Road No. 251, Tucson, Arizona,85704 or call the Festival Jeannette Manley is the phoning 887-7710 or 297- Sat., March 25- 10:30 am. Society, 622-6911. organist, and the pianist is 4671. €3 ' J Independent Church Richland Heights Baptist f ti.' ;::•" •�; .''. .: ' :'' �-;, ' '::;i� : . � 1.• - • ,z.vs •r xx�- •,•:` ,ti •NURTHSIDEr_---f._ Valley Baptist Church 5250 W. Cortaro Farms Road, 2411 Church :Fort Lowell Road. The •.f. rx � n:Y'•, ..� ~. rv?r :yterhh i,,:::- • r }L,}`r „:,..1.1_ ,:,D..• � '` ? • ` 'Cortaro. Mr. David T. Flood, Rev. Paul Foxworthyservices ': ' .i ..�,itiC � � � � . ::i::•: ::lCHUR( Pastor. Sunday morning ser- vice, 11 evening service, 7; 10a.m 7 p.m. Sunday school,9:45 a.m. ::::',V10,100 . e,,,: • :.:• As :.r� i”: yA � :),,•,.., ;• r • ti . �Y r :, , xt', ":-M SDIRECTORY z Sunday School,9:45 a.m.for all ages. Roman Catholic .'i\,„kti : A'' *.:1+v: �,�,v : 2 : oY-„ , }' •v �•^ , ktiv {•. ;; { ti >a , { rr • i • M : { t s*: ,.•�.• ••• �a:� :,� ••-- Sacred Heart Church 601 E.Ft-Lowell Road.The Rev. : � {wrN z �••f . T�••�: f �f ��.•: �ti� ti� �} � ; ti "t The Lutheran Church � ; �V; �: ..-• } : . 4 worship - t of the Ascension Roy Conry, O. Carm. Saturday / • e .. . { { :} : : r e ev ning Mass, 5:30 p.m.; Sun- : .,..... e{ ..•— .....•+<. . •, , . ,..,, .1220 W.Magee Road. The Rev. At The ”_ x " Lynn Rittmann,pastor.Sunday day morning worship,7,9,10:30 - •,x: and noon; weekday services, R worship service,8:30&11 a.m.; 7:30 a.m. - - Sunday School and adult Bible 43f �� - ` study,9:45 a.m. Roman Catholic Choice - -- i j �`� Saint Odilia Parish > : . ., ` •.'. 7570 Paseo del Norte. The Rev. Henry J. Miller, Pastor. Daily }', �- t ,� � Lutheran-LCA Synod Mass, 9 a.m.; Saturdays, 5:30 Dove of Peace Lutheran Church 10:30 and Brethren Conservative Baptist 665 W.Roller Coaster Road.Mr. p.m.; Sundays, 7, 9, Northwest Brethren Chapel Del Norte Baptist Church Charles W. Malloch, Mr. Gre noon. Confessions, Sat. after - Northwest Cross Junior High School noon 4:15 to 5:15 p.m. and by g 1440 W. Prince Road. The Rev. gory Adolf, Pastors. Sunday request. I 1000 W.Chapala Drive.The Rev. William J. Wright, pastor. morning worship,8:30,11; Sun- Bill Curtis. Worship service Morning worship, 11 a.m.; day church school,9:45 a.m. Southern Baptist AMPHI PLAZA 10:30 a.m.; Sunday School 9:30 evening worship,6 p.m.;Sunday First Baptist Church of a.m.; Bible study (in homes) school, 9:45 a.m.; Wednesday Corner 1st and Ft. Lowell Methodist Avra Valley p.m. 7:30 p.m.Tuesday.For informs- service,7 tion call 297-9512. Noel Evangelical Methodist 13525 N.Sanario Road,Marano. Church The Rev. Fred Fisher. Sunday Canyon del Oro Disciples of Christ 166 E. Roger Road. The Rev. services,11 a.m.,7 p.m.; Wed- Baptist Church Marana Community Christian Gary W. Freeland, Pastor. nesday prayer services,7 p.m.; ASSOCIATED OPTOMETRISTS Meeting at C.D.O. High School. Church Morning worship,10:30,evening Sunday School,9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 9:30 a-m. l. Grier and Sandaro,Marano.Mr. worship, 6:30; Sunday School, Drs. Simpson, Miller, Fabricant& Blonder Sunday School; Bible Study Terry Immel. Sunday morning 9:15, (bus service available) worship,10 a.m.;church school Wednesday evening Bible study, Southern Baptist Plaza del Oro— OranGrove &Oracle Thurs. 7:30 p.m.; Pastor Theo- North Tucson Baptist ren Smith. 11 a.m. 6:45. 3100 N. First Ave. Mr. Ronald Chastine. Sunday worship ser- Casas Adobes Baptist Church Episcopalian vice, 11 a.m., 7 p.m.; Sunday 2131 W. Ina Road.Mr. Roger L. Northside Christian Church School, 9:45 a.m.; children's ASTRO T.V. The Chapel of St.Alban Barrier, Jr., Pastor. Morning Olsen (1 block east of church,11 a.m. Plaza Escondido — North Oracle Rd. at 3737 Old Sabino Canyon Road. o Campbell on Prince). Bible services, 8:30, 9:45 and 11; Sunday services,8 and 10 a.m.; evening services,7 p.m.; spirit- Thursday service,9:30 a.m. School 9:30. Morning worship Tucson Church Magee — Ph. 297-2294 ual enrichment hour, 6 p.m.; 10:30 a.m. Pastor James Lar of Religious Science Sunday School, 9:45 a.m., Col- sen. 3269 N. Mountain Ave-, Rev. lege and Youth Sunday School, Sarah Akens, Minister. Sunday 11 a-m.; Wednesday Bible Episcopalian morning worship 11 a.m. school,7 p.m. Christ The King Pentescostal Science of Mind Classes—Mon- CLIFF MANOR I N N Episcopal Church Flowing Wells Assembly of God day 7:30 p.m. 5900 N Oracle Rd. The Christian and Missionary 2800 W. Ina Road. The Rev. 3198 N.Flowing Wells Road,The Alliance Gregory W. Wyes, priest-in- Rev. Daniel W. Hughes. Morn- United Church of Christ Ph. 887 4000 Northwest Alliance Church charge. Sunday worship, 8, 10 ing worship, 10:45 a.m.; even- The Casas Adobes Community 1301 W. Wetmore Road. Mr. a.m.; Thursdays 10 a.m. Sun- ing worship, 7 p.m.; Sunday Congregational Church John C. Johnson, Pastor.Morn- day school 10 a.m. SchooF schedule,9:45 a.m. 6775 Casas Adobes Road. Mr. ing worship, 10:45 a.m.; Even- ing worship, 6 p.m., Sunday - Donald D. Rowland, Pastor. TOM ROOF THE CLEANER School,9:30 a.m. Episcopal Worship and Church School, 10 a.m. St.Philip's In The Hills -' Plaza del Oro— Orange Grove &Oracle aPicture Rocks Retreat Christian Science 4400 N.Campbell Ave.The Rev. P.O.Box 569,Cortaro.The Rev. Ph. 297-7974 Third Church of Christ,Scientist Roger Owens Douglas,Worship FUnited Methodists James 'Farrell, C.S.R. Daily St.M 6901 N. La Canada Drive. Sun- servies, 8, 9:30, 11 and 5 p.m. Methodist Unfired Mass,7 a.m.; Sunday and Holy Methodist day school, morning worship, Sunday school,nursery and high Church 9:30 a.m.; Wednesday testi- school 9:30 a.m. Days,.10:30 a.m. 1431 W. Magee Road. Mr. mony,7:30 p.m.Nursery care. Thomas Kiracofe. Worship ser Presbyterian vices, 11; Sunday School, 9:45 Greek Orthodox St.Andrews Presbyterian till 10:45 a.m. Church of God. St.Demetrious Greek Church First Church of God Orthodox Church 7600 Paseo del Norte. The Rev. United Methodist 3355 N. Fontana Ave. The Rev. 1145 E. Ft. Lowell Road. The Robert B. Dulaney and the St.James United Richard L. Hubacek. Morning Rev. Anthony K. Moschonas. Rev.. J. Dayton McCormick. Methodist Church worship, 10:45 a.m.; evening Sunday morning worship, 9:30 Sunday services, 9:30, 11. 3255 N.Campbell Ave.The Rev worship,7 p.m.;Sunday School, a.m.; Divine Liturgy, 10:30 Church school through grade J. Stewart Kreiss.Worship ser- 9:30 a.m.; Wednesday Bible a.m.;Sunday School,10 a.m.till six,9:30 a.m.,Jrs. and Srs., 11 vices,8:30, 11; Sunday School, Study,7 p.m. 11:30 a.m. a.m. 9:40 a.m. . • , March i 6, i 978,The Arizona Territorial, Pa�e 19 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right To KnowNOTICES C 9 Your Right To Know Your Right To Know Your Right To Know 9 Your Right To Know Your Right To Know Your Right To Know Articles of Incorporationthsaid owners and said owners ARTICLE XII SIXTH: The address of the (602)327-6287 Club Road, Tucson, Arizona Oro Valley for the purpose of of shall designate to the cor- Private Property Exemption proposed known place of busi- GIVEN under the hand and 85716. nominating candidates for the Tucson National Town poration,In writing,one of their The private property of each ness in Arizona is: 901 West the seal of the Superior Court of FIFTH: The Corporation is five Council seats whose names Homes West,Inc. members who shall have the ,and every member,officer and Rosier Coaster Road, Tucson, the State of Arizona in and for organized for the Pur shall appear on the ballot at the purpose(s)of: KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE power to vote the said certificate director, real and personal, Arizona 85704 and the name and the County of Pima,this 16 day To engage in any lawful act or regular General Municipal PRESENTS: at any annual or special meeting tangible and intangible, now address of the proposed state- of Feb.1978. activity fo`r which corporationsElection to be held on the 16th of members.In the event anylot owned or hereafter acquired byn That we,the undersigned,do q tory agent in Arizona is:John T. NORMA M.FELIX, may be organized under the day of May,1978. or lots within Tucson National such member, officer orThe Pima County Registration hereby associate ourselves for Wenders,901 West Roller Coast- Clerk general Corporation Law of the purpose of forming a Hort Townhomes West are resub- director is and shall be forever er Road,Tucson,Arizona 85704. By Christina E.Delgado Delaware and the transaction of and Voting Lists will be used. In divided into more than one lot or exempt from all debts of the profit corporation under the P property SEVENTH: The corporation Deputy Clerk all business for which corpora- order to be qualified to vote you laws of the State of Arizona and lots, the owners of said resub corporation,and nois organized for the purpose(s) Pub:The Arizona Territorial tions may be incorporated; and must have been registered at for that purpose hereby adopt divided lot or lots shall be any kind whatsoever of any of,and a brief statement of the 16,23,1978"` the transaction of all lawful least fifty days before the March 2,9, the following Articles of In- members of this corporation, member, officer or director of character of the business which Req: Ann M� Haralambie, At- business for which corporations election and have resided at corporation: Certificates shall not be trap- this corporation,shall be subject the corporation initially intends torney may be incorporated under the least fifty days preceding the ARTICLE I sferred or alienated in any way at any time to any corporate to conduct in Arizona is: Arizona Business Corporation election in the Town of Oro Name except upon the sale of a debt whatsoever. Corporation organized for the Act. Valley or have resided at least The name of the corporation is dwelling unit by the member ARTICLE XIII purpose of transacting all lawful PUBLIC NOTICES SIXTH: The names and ad- fifty days preceding the election holding said certificate, and Statutory Agent in an area annexed at least TUCSON NATIONAL business for which corporations dresses of the directors and TOWNHOMES WEST,INC. then only to the purchaser of Steven Nanini, of 5631 Villa may be incorporated under the Your Right To Know officers of the Corporation are: thirty days prior to the election. said member's dwelling unit. Salerosa,Tucson,Arizona,who g This ARTICLE 11Texas Business Corporation AGNES B.GEIER, public notice is made The Board of Directors of the has been a bona fide resident of INCORPORATORS Act.The corporation intends to 9045 N.Overlook Drive, pursuant to the Mayor's Pro The names, residences and corporation shall provide in the the State of Arizona for at least conduct economic,financial and NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Tucson,Arizona 85704 clamation and applicable sta- gy-laws of the corporation for three years,is hereby appointed studies and ser- tutes of the State of Arizona. post office addresses of the the lawful agent of this cor- demographicThe following legally describ- President and Treasurer the manner of making ap- JOHN H.GEIERAny candidate, incorporators are as follows: vices in Arizona and the trans ed trust property will be sold, or all condi Andrew B.Kelly plication for membership and poration, for and on behalf of action of all lawful business for Pursuant to the power of sale 9045 N.Overlook Drive dates,receiving a majority of all 307 North Ridge Drive transferring of said mem- this corporation, to accept and which corporations may be in. under that certain Deed of Trust Tucson,Arizona 85704 the votes cast at the Primary Tucson,Arizona 8.5716 bership.Any owner in default in acknowledge service and upon corporated under the Arizona recorded in Docket 5407 at page ' Vice-President and Secretary Election will be declared elected J.David Harden,Jr. payments for the purchase of a whom may be served all Business Corporation Act. 32 thereof, in the office of the SEVENTH: The aggregate without running at the General dwelling unit in Tucson National necessary process or processes County Recorder of Pima number of shares which the Municipal Election. 6871 Hawthorne Circle EIGHTH:The names and res- Tucson,Arizona 85710 Townhomes West or in default in of action,suit or proceeding that pective addresses of its' direc- County,Arizona, at public auc- Corporation has authority to Dorothy Morse payment of any assessment may be brought against this tion to the highest bidder,at the issue is 1000 shares of No. Par Town Clerk ARTICLE III tors and officers are: Principal Place of Business provided to be paid shall have no corporation in any of the courts NAME office of Cusick, Watkins, Ste- Value. Pub: The Arizona Territorial right to vote at any meeting of of the State of Arizona,and for The principal place of trap- OFFICE wart&Harris,Suite 1205,32 N. EIGHTH: THe aggregate March 9,16,23,30,1978 sacting business of the cor- the members of the corporation. all purposes required by law. ADDRESS Stone Avenue,Tucson,Arizona, number of shares issued is 1000 Req: Dorothy Morse,Clerk poration shall be Pima County, ARTICLE VII The Board of Directors of this DATE OF TAKING OFFICE 85701,in Pima County,Arizona, shares of No Par Value. Voting corporation may revoke this PUBLIC NOTICES Arizona, but other offices may Frank J.Alessio on April 13, 1978, at 10:00 NINTH: The amount of its be maintained within or without asses oThe Association shall have appointment of agent at any President&Dir. o'clock,a.m.,of said day: stated capital,as defined in the the State of Arizona, at such two (2) clf voting time and shall have power to fill 4Q18 Meadowknoll Circle Lot 131, SANTA CATALINA Arizona Business Cor membership; votes of either any vacany in such position. Poration Your Right To Know - places as the Board of Directors Dallas,Texas 75231 ESTATES NO. 4, according to Act,is$10,000.00. 9 class may be cast by proxy: ARTICLE XIV may designate where meetings Class A: Class A members Amendment June 1,1975 the plat of record in the office of TENTH:THe character of the NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE of the Board and members of the B.C.Spradlin the Pima County Recorder, in business which the Corporation shall be the Owners with the At any annual or special corporation may be held,and allExecutive V.P. Book 17 of Maps,page 17. initially intends to conduct in The following IegaIIy corporate business transacted. exception of the Declarant meeting of the members of the 3207 Princeton Said sale will be made for cash your State is: described trust (Declarant is defined in Article corporation, these Articles of property will be ARTICLE IV Dallas,Texas (payable at the time of sale),but To purchase, improve,Bevel power of I, Section 1.06 of the Incorporation may be amended sold Purpose and PowersP� June 30,1975 without covenant or warranty, op, lease, exchange, sell, man - Pursuant to the This corporation does not Declaration) and shall be en- in any of the foregoing par- Ross B.Taytor express or implied, regarding age, and otherwise deal in the sale under that certain DEED titled to one (1) vote for each titulars by the affirmative vote contemplate pecuniary gain or V.P.&Gen.Mgr. title, possession or encumbran- purchase, sale and improve- OF TRUST recorded in Book profit to the members thereof, dwelling unit owned.When more of the then members of not less 2522 Huntwich ces,to pay the remaining prin- ment of real property; to ac 5324, at and the general than one (1) person holds an than three-fourths (34) of the Txqpages 229 232, in the purposes for Grand Prairie, 75050 cipal sum of the Note(s)secured etre by purchase or lease, or records of Pima County, interest in any dwelling unit,all total number of dwelling units which it is formed are to provide August 1,1976 by said Deed of Trust, namely otherwise,lands and interests in Arizona,at public auction to the such persons shall be members. covered by the Declaration, $60 674.66 , , for management and main- Bryron L.Jackson ,with interest thereon lands and to own,holdimprove The vote of such dwelling unit upon notice given, as required as provided in said note(s), develop and manage any real highest bidder at the East door tenants services for the Vice President members of the corporation and shall be exercised as they by law. 2324 Fountain Head advances, if any, under the property so acquired, and to of the New County Courts in furtherance thereof, the among themselves determine, IN WITNESS WHEREOF,we Plano,Texas 75023 terms of said Deed of Trust, erect or cause to be erected on but in no event shall more than have hereunto set our hands this Building in the City of Tucson, corporation shall have all the October 1,1976 interest on advances,if any,fees any real property buildings or one(1)vote be cast with respect 17 day of January,1978. County of Pima, Arizona, on powers granted by the Brooke F.Cadwallader charges and expenses of the other improvements, and to Declaration of Covenants, to any dwelling unit. Andrew B.Kelly Director Trustee and of the Trust created manage the same;ato transact Thursday,April 20,1978,at 11:30 Class B: The Class B mem- J.David Harden,Jr. by said Deed of Trust- the business of a real estate A.M.of said day: Conditions and Restrictions of 4535 Chapel Hill Road ber(s) shall be the Declarant STATE OF ARIZONA Name of Trustor named in agent or broker, Tucson National Townhomes October 16,1973 and in behalf of Lot 171, LAS PALOMAS and shall be entitled to three(3) ss said Deed of Trust: others, to buy, West,hereinafter referred to as votes for each dwelling unit COUNTY OF PIMA Mrs.Brooke Cadwalladersell, deal in, RESUBDIVISION,according to the"Declaration", recorded in Director David J.Mather and lease, rent, and manage real Book 5653 at owned.The Class B membership SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN Marsha A.Mather propertyBook 24 of Maps, page 77, pages 784 through 4535 Chapel Hill Road and any interests records of Pima shall cease and be converted to to before me this 17 day of 6450 North Camino Abbey therein; and to do all things County. EX- 833,in the office of the Recorder Dallas,Texas 75214 Class A membership on the January,1978,by ANDREW B. of - Pima County, State of April 1,1977 Tucson,Arizona 85718 permitted by the laws of the CEPT all coal and other Arizona,on November 16, 1977, happening of either of the KELLY and J. DAVID HAR- NINTH: The aggregate num- DATED:Jan.3,1978. State of Arizona in connection minerals as reserved in the following events, whichever DEN,JR.. HUGH W.STEWART, with the sale, ex- and the By-laws of the cor- ber of shares which it has au- purchase, occurs earlier: Carma Armard Patent from the United States of poration,including: thorized to issue itemized by Trustee change of real property. (a)Exercise all of the (a) When the total votes Notary Public par value of shares, America. powers classes, STATE OF ARIZONA ELEVENTH: This applica- and privileges and to outstanding in the Class A My Commission Expires: par value, and p efl perform shares without ss. tion is accompanied by a copy of Dated this 9th day of January, Membership equal the total 1-13-81 COUNTY OF PIMA its Articles of all of the duties and obligations votes outstanding in the Class B 501197 series,if any,within a class is: Incorporation and 1978. of the Association as set forth in Number of Shares The foregoing instrument was all amendments thereto, duly membership;or Pub: The Arizona Territorial TRUSTOR the Declaration, and as the (b)On March 1,1993. March 2 9 16,1978 300 acknowledged before me this 3 authenicated by the proper Of same may be amended from Class day of January, 1978, by Hugh ficer of the State under the laws ROSS ALLEN QUIGLEY time to time as therein provided, ARTICLE VIII Req: Waterfall, Economidis, Common W.Stewart. of which it is incorporated. MARIA ELENA QUIGLEY - said Declaration being in- Duration Caldwell&Henshaw,P.C. Series Linda Fulgenzi DATED this 31st day of Jan- TRUSTEE The commencement of this corporated herein as if set forth Notary Public ary,1978. at length; corporation shall be the date of NORMAND F.BIRTCHER PUBLIC NOTICE Par Value Per Share of My Commission Expires: GEIER&ASSOCIATES,INC. (b) Fix, levy, collect and filing with the Arizona Cor- 7-6-81 STATE OF ARIZONA Statement That SharesBy AGNES B.GEIER, enforce payment by anylawful poration Commission, with the Pub: The Arizona Territorial President and Treasurer ss. P Y privilege of perpetual sec Your Right to Know Are Without Par Value means, all charges or S10 March 2,9,16,23,1978 By JOHN H.GEIER, COUNTY OF MAR ICOPA assessments pursuant to the cession as provided by law. In the Superior Court of the TENTH: The aggregate num- Req: Cusick, Watkins, Stewart Vice-President and Secretary terms of the Declaration;to pay ARTICLE IXber of its' issued shares, item- Directors Harris,Attorneys STATE OF ARIZONA The foregoing instrument was Directors and Officers State of Arizonaacknowledged before me this 9th all office and other expenses ized by classes, par value of ss. The affairs of this corporation In and for the County of Pima par COUNTY OF PIMA day of January, 1978, by incident to the conduct of the shares, shares without PUBLIC NOTICES business of the Association, shall be conducted by a Board of In the Matter of the Estate of: value,and series, if any,within The foregoing instrument was NORMAND F. BIRTCHER as including all licenses, taxes or Directors of not less than three EDWARD PHILIP YOUNG, a class is: - acknowledged before me this Trustee and not personally. (3) nor more than nine (9) Your Right To Know governmental charges levied or Number of Shares 9 31st day of January, 1978 by directors who need not be Deceased- ELEANOR STUCKEY imposed against the property of 300 AGNES B.GEIER and JOHN H: Notary Public the Association; members of the corporation,to NO.P.4307 Class 1n the Superior Court of the GEIER, President-Treasurer be elected initially by the in- Common and Vice-President-Secretary, Y P (c)Acquire(by gift,purchaseNOTICE TO CREDITORS State of Arizona M Commission expires: or otherwise), own, hold, im corporators and thereafter by NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Series In and for the County of Pima respectively,of Geier&Associ- 2-9-81 prove, build u the members of the corporation In the Matter of the Estate of aces, Inc. a Delaware Corpora- Pub:The Arizona Territorial Pon, operate, at the annual meeting of the that the undersigned has been NEADA EDWARDS, maintain, convey, sell, lease, corporation to be held on the appointed Personal r s o n a I Par Value Per Share of tion. March 2,9,16,23,1978 transfer,dedicate for public use, Statement That Shares Deceased. Joan M.Marshall third Tuesday in October of each or otherwise dispose of real or Representative of this Estate. Are Without Par Value No.P-4106 Notary Public Req: Normand F. Birtcher, personal property in connection year,commencing with the year All persons having claims $10 NOTICE OF HEAR ING ON My Commission Expires: District Consel, Veterans Ad- 1978 and on the same day of PETITION IN FORMAL June 29,1981 ministration. with the affairs of the against the estate are required ELEVENTH: The amount of Association; each and every year thereafter. its'stated capital,as defined in TESTACY PROCEEDINGS F-050042 The following have been duly to present their claims within NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pub:The Arizona Territorial PUBLIC NOTICES (d) Borrow money, and with elected as directors at a meeting four(4)months after the date of the Arizona Business Corpora- that WILLIAM HOWARD ED-- March 2,9,16,1978 the assent of two-thirds(2)of tion Act is S187,553 (Common of incorporators on Novemberpublication of this stock of$3,000&Paid in capital WARDS,JR.,has filed with the Req: Philip Jones,Attorney each class of members, mor 16,1977,at 5151 East Broadway, the first Your Right To Know Y. above named Court a Petition 9 tgage,pledge,deed in trust,or Notice or their claims will-be of$184,553). hypothecate any or all of its real Suite 580, Tucson, Arizona, for Formal Probate of Will and or personal property as security 85711,and shall serve until their forever barred.Claims must be TWELFTH: This application AppointmentPUBLIC NOTICES is accompanied by a copy of its' of Personal Repre- NOTICE OF CONTINUA- successors are elected and presented either to the un- sentative. for money borrowed or debts Articles of Incorporation and all incurred; Hearing has been set to con- Your RightTo now TION OF PUBLIC HEARING qualify: dersigned Personal Andrew B.Kelly amendments thereto,duly auth- RhKnow of the (e) Dedicate,sell or transfer Representative or through the enticated by the proper officer side,the petition on the 14 day of ORO VALLEY TOWN all or any part of the Common 307 North Ridge Drive of the State or Countryunder the March,1978,at 9:00 o'clock A.M. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Tucson,Arizona 85716 office of her attorney, L. Pima County Court Bldg. 111 W. The following legally COUNCIL Area to any public agency, J.David Harden,Jr. CHRISTOPHER NEFSTEAD, laws of which it is incorporated. In accordance with Resolution authority, or utility for such DATED: December 13,1977 Congress,Tucson,Arizona,in a described trust property will be No.17 of the Town of Oro Valley 6871 Hawthorne Circle 1038 East Ft. Lowell, Tucson, Division to be assigned as shown sold, pursuant to the purposes and subject to such BY FRANK J.ALESSIO power of and Section 38 431.0 Arizona Tucson,Arizona 85710 on the dailytrial calendar. sale under that certan Deed of conditions as may be agreed to Arizona or filed with the Court. President Revised Statutes, Steven Nanini by two-thirds(?,h)of each class 5631 Villa Salerosa DATED this 21 day of By:B.C.SPRADLIN DATED February 16,1978. Trust recorded in Docket or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of members. Executive Vice President William L.Scholl Book 4659,commencing at page Tucson,Arizona 85718 February,1978. Attorney41, in the Records of Pima THAT the Oro Valley Town ARTICLE V The number of directors shall be MARGARET E S T E L L E STATE OF TEXAS Council will continue its public Authorized Stock COUNTY OF DALLAS Suite 705,Home Federal Tower County, Arizona, at public hearing fixed by the By-laws of the on Cable TV at 7:30 p.m. This shall be a non-stock YOUNG The foregoing instrument was Tucson,Arizona 85701 auction to the highest bidder at on the 23rd day of March, 1978. corporation. If at any time, by corporation.Membership in this Pub:The Arizona Territorial acknowledged before me this 884 7533 the East Entrance of the New •The hearing will be held at the amendment to the By-laws of Pub: The Arizona Territorial Pima County Courts Building, corporation shall be evidenced March 2,9,16,1978 13th day of December, 1977, by Oro Valley Town Hall,680 West the corporation the number of March 2,9,16,1978 111 West Congress, in Pima by a Certificate of Membership directors increases, then the Req: L. Christopher Nefstead, Frank J. Alessio of Criterion Req: Donald Ellerman, Attor- County, in or near Tucson, Calle Concordia, Oro Valley, in the form and context directors holding office at the Analysis, Inc.a Texas corpora- Arizona. All members of the established by the Declaration Attorney tion. ney Arizona, on April 14, 1978, at time of such increase shall elect 11:00 o'clock a.m.of said day: public are invited to attend this and the By-laws of this cor- directors to fill the office Beth Merris hearing. poration and the membership PUBLIC NOTICES Office Manager PUBLIC NOTICES Lot 46, Silverbell Terrace, Dated this 27th day of Febru- created by such increase, who according to the plat of record in ary,1978. fee assessment shall be such Pub: The Arizona Territorial shall serve until the next annual 9,16,1978the office of the County amount or amounts as shall be meeting of the members of the Your Right To Know March 2, 'four Right To Know By Dorothy Morse established by the Board of Req: John T.Wenders. g Recorder of Pima County, Directors in accordance with corporation and until their - - - . - Arizona, in Book 11 of Maps, Clerk successors are elected and Application for Authority of State of Arizona Pub: The Arizona Territorial such Declaration and By-laws. Page 49. March 9,16,1978 qualify. The date of the annual CRITERION ANALYSIS,INC. PUBLIC NOTICES Application for Authority to DATED this 5th day of No part of the net income of this meetings of this corporation my TO: CORPORATION COMMIS- Transact BusinessReq: Dorothy Morse,Clerk corporation shall inure to the SION,STATE OF ARIZONA January,1978. benefit of any member,and no be changed in accordance with Your Ri.ht To Know of TRUSTOR - member,officer or employee of the provisions of the By-laws of 2222 West Encanto Blvd., Suite GEIER&ASSOCIATES, INC. Edward M.Romero, 210-D Phoenix,Arizona 85009 TO: CORPORATION COM- a single man PUBLIC NOTICES this corporation.The officers of Pursuant to the provisons of MISSION, STATE OF ARI- TRUSTEE the corporation shall receive In the Superior Court of the this corporation shall be a any pecuniary profits of any State of Arizona Your Right To Know President, Vice President, Sections 10-110 and 10-111, Ari ZONA 9 kind therefrom except In and for the County of Pima Jerry W.Lawson Secretary and Treasurer, and zona Business Corporation Act, 415 West Congress,Tucson,Ari- STATE OF ARIZONA reasonable compensation for the undersigned corporation ROENA V. FORAKER LUFF zona 85701 ss such other officers as the Board services rendered in effecting hereby applies for authority to MAN, Pursuant to the provisions of County of Maricopa of Directors may determine one or more of its purposes,and from time to time,who shall be transact business in your state, Petitioner, Section 10-110 and 10-111, Ari- no dividend or pecuniary profitsand for that purposeand The foregoing instrument was elected by the Board of Direc- submits the zona Business Corporation Act, acknowledged before me this 5th shall be declared or paid to any PAUL N.LUFFMAN, tors immediately after the following statement: the undersigned corporation day of January, 1978, Share member of the corporation. FIRST: The name of the cor- Respondent. hereby applies for authorityto by Jerry annual meeting of the members W. Lawson as Trustee and not ARTICLE VINo.D 20347 of the corporation. Anyoffice poration is CRITERION transact business inyour State, Membership ANALYSIS,INC. SUMMONS personally. theride may be combined with any other and for that purpose submits the Louise A Schmidt Members of this corporation office except the office of SECOND: If the name of the THE STATE OF ARIZONA to following statement: Nota, Public shall be limited to and consist the above named respondent y President and Secretary, corporation does not contain the FIRST: The name of the Cor only of owners of dwelling units "association" ., PAUL N.LUFFMAN My Commission Expires: ARTICLE X word bank, poration is GEIER & ASSOCI- Idth the boundaries of Tucson Debt Limitation "corporation," "company," YOU ARE HEREBY SUM January 28,1981 National Townhomes West, "incorporated," MONDED and required to ap- ATES, INC., and it is into, pub: The Arizona Territorial Tucson, The highest amount of inor limited, oorated under the laws of the Arizona. The term debtedness of liability,direct or or does not contain an abbrevi- Pear and defend in the above Stateor6eTaware. March 2,9,16,23,1978 "dwelling unit" is defined in entitled action in the above Req:Evans,Kitchel&Jenckes, contingent, to which this cor- ation of one of such words,then SECOND: The date of its in- P.C. Article I, Section 1.09 of the entitled court,within TWENTY potation may at any time the name of the corporation with corporation is January 12,1978, - Declaration and said term as the word or abbreviation which DAYS, exclusive of the day of PUBLIC NOTICES subject itself shall be deter- and the period of its-duration is f.jiepiI. used in these Articles of In- it elects to add thereto for use in service, if served within the mined by the Board of Direc- unlimited. corporation shall also include this state is. State of Arizona, or within the terms "lot" as defined in tors,but in no event shall exceed THIRTY DAYS,exclusive of the THIRD: The address of itsI Your Right To Know Two Mill ion ($2,000,000.00) THIRD: It is incorporated inti al office in the uric- 9 Article I, Section 1.10 of theday of service,if served without P i Dollars. under the laws of Texas. 'felon under the laws of the Town of Oro Valley Declaration. The corporation its'• the State of Arizona,and you are 11 1 ARTICLE XI FOURTH:The date of �n- shall upon incorporation issue Assessments corporation is October 17, 1973 hereby notified that in case you State in which it is incorpora- Public Notice of Elections membership certificates to thefail so to do, judgment by de- ted is:1300 Market Street,Wil- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE-- Members of this corporation and the period of its'duration is mington,Delaware 19801. owners of dwelling units in shall ber wired to fault will be rendered against BY GIVEN THAT May 16,1978, eq pay such from October 17, 1973 and per FOURTH:The address of the has been set as the time for Tucson National Townhomes you for the relief demanded insir West in the manner specified in reasonable fees,assessments or petual. the petition. proposed known place of busi- holding the regular General TI United Way dues monthly,or at such other FIFTH: The address of its' pet- Municipale Tucson the Declaration and the By-laws stated times as my be deter- principal office in the jurisdic The name and address ofHess in your State is: 2925 N. Election in the Town Country Club Road, Tucson, of Oro Valley for the purpose of of the corporation.In the event a mined and required by the tion under the laws of the state itioner s attorney is: Arizona 85716,and the name and electing five Councilmen. single dwelling unit is owned by Board of Directors of the cor- or country in which it is in- Law Office of two or more persons, a singleAnn M.Haralambie address of the proposed Stat- That April 4,1978,has been set poration acting pursuant to the corporated is: 6060 North certificate of membership shall 2207 N.Campbell Ave. utory Agent in your State is: as the time for holding the F............7 Declaration and By-laws of the Central Expressway, No. 154, Tucson,Arizona 85719 Agnes B.Geier,2925 N.Country PrimaryElection in the Town of be Issued in the names of all of corporation. Dallas,Texas 75206. - Page 20, The Arizona Territorial, March 16, 1978 I 1 E I the/1/t4m, a Ill 1110 0 11111111 Mil:Irk:lb 0:111:111 C I 1:111 SS I 1 e d s Ii 's TRUCKS-CI4MPE• . . ANTIQUES HOUSES SALE M1 I` TRAILERS SERVICES S - 22. 4#. 108• SAVE MONEY ON ENGAGE Owner's Sale 3 bdrm,144 bath, DINNERWARE. Taylor, Smith It's SAVE RINGS. FANTASTIC Arizona Area Exchange LOW LOW PRICES, TRANS- &Taylor20-pieceservicefor4 in INEXPENSIVE ' ' ' QUALITY DIAMOND RINGS with cul-de-sac,good ws,S35 low CTM DMAFB is offering 2 1972 MISSIONS REBUILT AND RI- "Sunburst Yellow". Ovenproof .AT YESTERDAY'S PRICES. with good credit. $35,800. Call Chevrolet Catering trucks for PAIRED.22 YEARS EXPERT and dishwasher safe. $12. Call UNUSUAL RINGS, BRACE- ' RACE 297-1321. (8-11,AT,DA) negotiated sale.Vehicle can be ENCE, MASTER BUILDER, 297-2056 after 5.(43TFN) tolace _ `LETS & CHAINS. EXPERT inspected from 8 a.m. 4 p.m., FREE PICK UP AND DELI- March arch 17, 1978 , March 20 & VERY & POCKETWATCH _ .ALL WORK GUARANT- Custom made and designed wall 'REPAIR. HIGHEST PRICES tt 5C r March S�r2y at Bldg.1428 DMAFB.o 2D. CALL 749-5568 or 790- units. Call A. Staler 790-1629. PAID FOR OLD GOLD, (8-11,AT,DA) (49TFN) A TERRITORIAL DESERT AIRMAN classified puts your DIAMONDS AND UNWANTED 0N.1 . 1gI.HED submit a proposal for purchase JEWELRY. ANTIQUE # may be obtained from Bldg.1313 message into the hands of over 30,000 readers+readers who Complete line'of men's clothing JEWELRY EXCHANGE. 6074 Arizona Area Exchange office 1121t 142 C A want to know what you have to sell or want to buy. from 8 a.m.-4 p.m.March 17,20 ' #mui &shoes.Clothing size 48,shoes (+based on 2.8 readers per copy) 'N.ORACLE Mon-Fri 10-6,Sat. • size 11.Call 887-0164. 10-5, Sun. 10:30.2:30. 297-1741. 4 bdrm w-pool.Year lease$400. &22.A Deposit of 10 percent of (_ _ VEHICLES4p.. AT DA 11 (1 T F N) Eastside off Kenyan. Call 298- the proposed purchase price is 7332 or 743-0420. Available 1st required and will be returned to 1976 Travel Craft, mini motor During a one-week period your ad will appear in The •.• - - - . . . . ..-- April. unsuccessful offers. home. 20', like new. Loaded w Dodge dumptruck, Davis ARIZONA TERRITORIAL and The DESERT AIRMAN for a (AT DA 10 11). Due to recent changes in AAFES extras. Very low mileage. By backhoe, refrigerator, com- LOW.LOW minimum cost of only S3 plus tax per week.And ' Antique Clock Mart procurement pressor units, 9 yd. steel it's easy to place your ad. Just use the form below (read policies sales may owner. 298-9129. 2035 N. truckbed, hydraulic hoist, Buy - Sell • Trade For rent, 3 bdrm, end unit be made to all firms-individuals Heatherbrae Circle. tractor blade & 1 yd. loader instructions carefully),mail it to us and watch for results: except AAFES civilian em- AT DA 11 freshly painted.Private&clean. P ' Expert Repair-Refinish 5245 plus deposit:Fenced-yard. ployees. Active duty military trailer,tandem ali prem e1�cutti�ng INSTRUCTIONS - - CHARGESes5 E. 22nd St. - Call 886-4298. assigned to AAFES and im- AT DA 11 mediate family members of ...,....,,,,,,,,,..,:::-..*,,,,,,,,::::-...,..:-.,:*:-:•,:;: machine. 9 e lie., :; •: •' ATDA 11 747-5674 these personnel residin in th . •- .A. • same household. Pantclearly .�- �-�•_• ,. .. w r r 4 bdrm :ti• X one word per space Use two spaces for address and , 2 bath, large fenced AT DA 11 414416::1 GRAPEFRUIT-2 for.15 cents, O P SDdCe fpr phone number or a series of numbers Minimum yard, carport, laundry room, pick your own. 6660 N.-Cases charge s S3 tar 11 words and tQ cents per word thereafter near shopping and schools.Rent 1975 Suzuki RE-5 touring Adobes Rd.West of Oracle.Gall Amount under space o+ last word .s total amount due for bne APARTMENTS' 5275-mo.with year's lease.Call motorcycle. Full dress with 297-6461• •nsert,on+nc luair'q ta, u F RI 26. after 6:00 p.m. 790-0136 Kolb& special fairing. Red. Very AT DA 11 u Golf Links area.Available April AUTO• E "R• ;-:D", sharp. New rubber and chain. 3rd. 51200.747 9732. Sears Kenmore zig-zag sewing • AT DA i1 : fir (AT DA 10-11). machine and cabinet. Machine • in excellent cond. Instr.,cams, $3.12 $3.12 $3.12 • 1973 VW Bus, newly rebuilt attachments incl.$140-offer.885- -BAND NEW engine, warranty, runs great, 4420 after 4 p.m. • tape deck, bed platform $2400. AT DA 11 $3.12 $3.12 $3.12 1&2 BedroomROOMS-RENT 8 „BE T call Judy 888 0617 loves and AI TE MAINTENANCE • Apartments i �.� weekends)889-9543(weekdays) 64. 1 (9-12 AT DA GVS) RADIO TV $ •Carpet-Drapes ' GARDEN WORK, LAND- 3.12 $3.12 $3.12 , •Electric Kitchen : Tired of paying high rent? Cut 1976 Toyota Corolla,4 sp.20,000 SCAPING,WEED CONTROL. ELECTRONICS 96. •Pool your rent in half. Call the miles.AM-FM Cassette player. Light hauling and related work. ., ei ' .Laundry Facilities i Roommate Connection.791-9400. Good gas. Good cond. Asking Call John Molloy at 882-9802 •Convenient location,Smin.-. AT DA 11-TFN S2900.Call Joe Simone.748-5628. before 9 a.m.or after 7 p.m. TV's$25 Place sells working We $3.12 $3.12 $3.12 ' from downtown on bus line. . AT DA 11-12 AT DA 10 11 trade-ins uColor non- or ing • need and non-working From X165 a Month TV's for alcoholic rehabilitation traitfing. Wepick upanytime. ::; >:_��'�:=:��:::.�;�:;:„'�:�� =:=:: .:=„�_::�:�::".:.:_. A steal for$1900. 5510 E. 24th. $3.12 $3.12 $3.12 'North Stone Court': :,,,,,„„: ti:::::::::::::::: ::.:}--:= 886-4298. HOME 334 W.Prince Rd.888 4141. ATDA11 (9-TFNATDA) 2835 N.Stone Ave. FURNISHINGS ij $3.12 $3.12 $3.12 1• 882-9061 �` P Radio Television repair.Service Mercedes 230 SL coupe- Two winged back leather chairs. all brands. TV rentals avail. 'r"`�~' `• convertible,excellent cond.793- Green and gold.Excellent cond. B.W. and color. Bldg.2441.790- 0027 or 795-5770. 5150 for both. 2130.10:00-6:00 Weekdays.9:00 $3.12 $3.12 $3.12COPEN AT DA 11 AT DA 11 -4:00 Sat.Davis-MonthanAFB. 4) AT DA 11 HOUSES HOUSE 1974 Toyota Celica GT.AC,AM $3.22 .- 8► FM-8 track, vinyl roof, sharp. • $3.33 $3.43 Saturday 1-4 S2800.297-4703. s For Sale by owner. 2 bdrm, 2 y AT DA 11 bath, carpeted, draped, near 5624E '' $3.54 $3.64 .$3.74 shopping centers, bus, club . Calle Aurora house,pool,storage,large patio, 1972 AMC Gremlin,30,000 miles, "PAINT NO MORE ,-_ You slop it & we'll mop it. & yard. East Catalina view. Pool,2 bdrm,13/4bath, new brakes and tires.Roof rack, Protect and beautify your home Business&residential cleaning. Good terms.6141 N.Oracle.Ph. paneled living rm,self power steering, auto trans. with aluminum trim, "fascia," Satisfaction guaranteed.Call for $3.85 $3.95 $4.06 742-3190. cleaning oven,Corning $1500.Must sell.Going PCS.Call soffit&siding.Choice of colors free estimate. Sun Rise Enter- AT DA 11 top range,screened pa- 748-7875. and textures. Save on heating prises.887-3469. tio,much more.$31,000; AT DA 11 and cooling bills with insulated (9-12,AT,DA,GVS) Hostess Sally McAlpin, aluminum siding. Free esti- $4.16 $4.26 - $4.37 resident 886-4 787.Of- ' mates.748-1783.(1TFN) KITCHENS, VANITIES, CUS- Cal l 297-1107 fice 881-234 4. CLASSIFIED TOM CABINETS. Doug's Cab- Resumes: Composing, typing, inet Shop-20 years experience. $4.47 $4.58 $4.68 to place your ad! Mary Frances Realty DEADLINE -- printing. .Introduction letters, Licensed, Bonded, Insured. 932 curriculum vitaes, mailing W.Grant Rd.622-1352. NOON TUESDAY campaigns, lf iSSutpackag . The Writing (9-12 AT DA) - $4.78 $4.89 $4.99 -Place; 7020 E.Brdwy,No.220; PLUMBING PROBLEMS? 298-4566. New-old plumbing, repairs & LOTSACREAGE LOTS-ACREAGE (AT,DA,GV,10-13) replacement. Mobilhome specialist, Aecialist, etc. Call A Better $5.10 $5.20 $5.30 Viz. s2. 62. ' Way Home Improvement Evans Tree and Service.887-3458. -••..................................................•••••r..•.••••.•rr••••••••••r•. AT DA 11-14 •.......•••..•r••.f••.••.•..r•.••.f••r•..•••..•••.r•••.•••••r•.•.••••••••.••••••••.. Landscape Service $5.41 $5.51 .•••• ..........•••:.•••................�..::::::::::::::::::::•==:•:•::: ..,...._...._......•. $5.62 ............... ................. .. -.... •▪" Professional work- free estimates Pease insert my ad in Classification No _._.(ice index below)for ....... SETTLED sooner one week under conditions set forth above `:•:•:' " Residential•;•'•'• i Tree&shrub pruning • "'' ........ Landscape maintenance "" Moving BOLD CAPS in first line(maximum of three words) is 50 cents %* contracts • • .....-;:cs is extra per insertion Centered heading of first line is also 50 cents :::. .; ' extra per insertion All ads must be accompanied by check or •;•::• Planting service • money order unless credit has been established Ads must be •:•:..: •••:.: Establishment of rock:•:•:,.: Establishment received by noon Tuesday.Ads received after that time will be X.::: Land Sale •. • held until the following week.Proofread your ad carefully before •, &cactus gardens. • CITY VAN mailing In case of publication error notify us within two days.No 4,74.::. • ,�;•;••• General cleanup& .•� £ STORAGE CO credit will be allowed after that time No cash refunds credit :SS:: only will be issued No changes or refunds after ad is received by •; Great Tucson ;• tree removal •'" Territorial Publishers. Inc, which reserves the right to edit, .'::. `.6.•.• reclassify or reject ads if necessary A charge of S5 volt be made ' • . investment. •:•:• Professional weed • 195-6614 Foothill Location. Ideal :•:- • fpr returned checks •••• control ' •:-::' Ph.624-4745 Name Appraised at$12,000 •-••••� Address in early 1977by Swango A :::ei:.:*:*:. -‘14r 1' ir '1r City State Zip f'• . ENERGY SAVING ROOFS! :.• :::....:•:. and Research Consultants. :::. Phone ...:::.::: •.•: Will sell for $9,000. •••. e,,,,,,,,,,,,. . ::•:: ,,, Check enclosed( 1 Money order enclosed( 1 '::: •;:::: ALPH HAY ii:::::: CALL JACK JE WE TT A T 297-1107 .... •::.• Mail ad and coupon to •:•:%. ;::: : ROOFING TERRITORIAL FOR DETAILS. '•" :•:-: Phone 1 w.Orange Grove Rd. ':::• 887-3384 LICENSED & BONDED Tucson,At.85704 t: :•,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••f•••••••••••*• I I Classified Information CLASSIFIED INDEX ..., CALL 297- 1 107 The minimum charge for classified advertising is S3 for 21 , words or less Each word thereafter is charged at 10 cents per '` 78. :riirneParkword. Bold caps may be used in first line (m 2.Announcements 46.Houses for Rent•Furnished Before Noon Tvesda2d.Lost and Found 48.Houses for Rent-Unfurnished aycles&Bicysles y words)and will be charged at a flat rate of 50 cents in addition to 82.Musical instruments other charges.Centered headings are also charged at a flat rate 2e. Personals 50.Instruction 84.Business Properties-Sale of 50 cents in addition to other charges Sig cuts not exceeding one 29..Lodge•Club Notices 52.Schools 86.Business Properties-Rent All classified ads appear in The ARIZONA TERRITORIAL and column in width by one-half ince in depth are charged at a flat 22.Antiques 54.Child Care 88.Pets The DESERT AIRMAN (approximately 30,000 readers+) but rate of Si in addition to other charges Larger sig cuts will not be 24.Apartments Furnished Job Wanted 90.Photography must be received no later than noon Tuesday of each week.Ads accepted.A reasonable charge will also be made for reducing or 26.Apartments Unfurnished 58.Townhouses 92.Autos Wanted received after noon Tuesday will be held for publication the enlarging sig cuts. Ads must be paid within 7 days. After that 28.Auto Sales-New 60.Livestock 96.Radio,TV,Electronics following week.No cash refunds or changes can be made after ad time ads incur an extra charge of 25 cents. 30.Auto Sales-Used 62.Lots-Acreage 98,Real Estate is received by Territorial Publishers, Inc. Check ads carefully Display advertising is accepted for placement within or near 32.Auto Services 64.Maintenance 99:Recreational Vehicles after publication and notify within two days If an error has other classified advertising providing ads are as deep as the 34.Boats 66.Stereo Equipment 100 Rooms for Rent Occured.After that time no credit will be issued by Territorial number of columns wide.Acceptance of display advertising by 36.Business Opportunities 68.Misc.for Sale 104.Sporting Goads Publishers,inc.Phone service available Monday through Friday guarantee placement in 9 Territorial Publishers, Inc. does not 38.Home Furnishings 70.Business Services lob.Storage only from 8 a.m.until S p.m.Call 297.11$7, classification. 40.Appliances 72.Mobile Homes-Sale 9 Territorial Publishers, inc., reserves the right to edit, 42.Help Wanted 74.Mobile Homes-Rent 108•Trucks,Trailers,Campers reclassify or reject ads if necessary. 44.Houses for Sale 76.Mobile Homes-Lots 112•Wanted AS.Garage Sale 113.Fertili=e� - 114.Builders •(+•based on 2.8 readers per copy) March 16, 1978,The Arizona Territorial, Page 21 Yaqui Racquet a boom ,, ...._ . .. -- :::: � begins Sunday . , r--A, comes to Catalina ... Holy Week services reached, where a pan- R • By MARCIA KATZ want 200 members to start will become a colorful tomime of nailingChrist to ¢:• Catalina Racquet and with. He said Catalina will , pageant depicting the the Cross takes place. Swim Club is adding a new start a racquetball triumph of the forces of Duringthedimension to their facilitymembershipdrive the first P afternoonm the .�., good over the forces of evil Chapayekas destroy the �' - racquetball courts. of April, with advertising next week as the Yaqui stations, m ock the i\:`-. r - Catalina club owner Fred and a billboard. tribe will hold its special mourners and make fun of ;. - f: Schwartz said the reason One drawing point to the for building the racquetball Catalina club could be the rituals in its two Tucson the funeral preparations `�`��-. � ' `' courts is simply the price. villages. for Christ. About midnight -s' , P p ce. A single mem- The Yaquis, 19th on Good Friday, the - 1 ti�i _ ,-, '•�-r r :a demand. "I've received bership will cost$50 to join } ,. �-� {�" some 200 calls in the last century refugees from Chapayekas steal the body i .. -� ,� . , and $20 a month with :�� `--�� four and a half months," unlimited blend Christian of Christ from the church, 6: .; Y. play. It will be$5 Mr. Schwartz said. a onth extra for the use of beliefs with the colorful where it had been taken1 WO AL Construction pageantry of their tribe in earlier by the faithful.This on the first themhot tubs. their unique Easter begins a wild celebration four courts is set to begin "We cost much less than March 16, and should be the other clubs. We're not ceremonials, which begin by the Chapayekas. At completed in six to 10goinginto the Palm Sunday,March 19. dawn, they discover _the weeks.The courts willf /trills and To understand this body of Christ is no longer have fancy saunas and ritual,which begins on Ash on the bier. It has beenI be, • , hand laid wooden floors whirlpools." Mr. Schwartz and will be the first air said '`People primarily Wednesday and ends at secreted away by the poor# , ,i- conditioned courts in the want racquetball we're sunrise on Easter morning, sacritans to save it from q all and are area. Redwood hottubs not going to have them pay one must go back nearly the evil ones. two centuries. When the In an elaborate ritual, ByWALT *- 4 will also be built in what for something Schwartz said is �� they're not the first going to use. Jesuits came to Mexico in the evil ones storm the :VETT ` phase- of construction. He the early 1500's, they made church early Holy said thecost of this first Tucson Athletic Club's converts among t he Saturday and are repulsed initial fee is $225 and $33 a Yaquis. While some by the forces of good. Now, With shouted toasts of "Eirinngo bra h " quite a phase nwxll phasee $12calls month for unlimited play. bragh„" The next for natives became devoted the Chapayekas, defeated few stout-hearted souls will be quaffing green suds in three additional Old Pueblo charges a $200 Cathloics, others wore the and forlorn, strip off their honor of St. Patrick on Friday, March 17. racquetball courts, locker initiation fee and $35 a cloak of Christianity but elaborately painted Among the local pubs to be offering green beer willfacilities for both men and month for unlimited play.secretly remained true to costumes, hurl them at the be Dunn's,which recently opened in Plaza Escondida, women and a lounge area. Mr. Schwartz said the their own beliefs and image of Judas (already at Oracle and Magee roads. Schwartz said they have club is trying to cater to the rituals. tied to stakes)and set them There's not much difference between the green beer 44 members right now, but northwest neighborhood The pageant is the afire. and the regular amber-colored brew except for the family residents. "We're story of the battle between As night wraps its color—provided by a touch of food coloring. (0 'W -.\ primarily a family oriented good and evil.The forces of protective cloak about the But what would St. Patrick himself say about theVVhclub," he said. He plans on "good" little � en the racquetball triumph with the chuff ch, the courtyard bars opening at 6 a.m.for a day of revelry? forming i ng ra c qu e t ba l l first glorious rays of the and all the participants, Legend has it that St. Patrick introduced the art of leagues at Catalina and sunrise on Easter morning. triumphal dances are distillation to the Irish,but religious historians boa rd s meet would like to la the other g Pg us say thatclubs in Tucson. Groups or clans carry out performed by the St.Patrick and his followers preached total abstinence \....--- ,..../ certain portions of the Matachinis, the lone deer from alcoholic beverages. County Boards Although racquetball ritual while some in- dancer, the Pascolas and The tradition of celebrating St. Patrick's Day with PLANNING AND ZONING—At started in the early 1950s, dividuals seem to operate others until sunrise. The alcohol apparently began in Ireland, as masters of CongressCSt.rt 30 a.►m ldinMarch 28w the official game of purely on their own, dancing is almost a con- houses would `drown the shamrock" with a fresh racquetball did not really unattached. Costumes tinuous event throughout bottle of whiskey, givinghis servants what was left HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY — come into its own until the g Plan implementation public hear- range from the everyday the night: over after he'd had his fill. ing,March 9,7:30 p.m., University first National Racquetball clothing of the common Visitors are welcomed Another Irish tradition is that of "Patrick's pot," in g Arizona, College of Nursing Build Championships were held laborer to the elaborately to the ceremonials if they' which was a large bowl of whiskey or beer set out in School Districts in St. Louis in 1969. Sch- designed and painted come with reverence—and pubs for the revelers. - wartz said the biggest costumes of the without cameras. The CATALINA FOOTHILLS—Spec- boom in racquetball has ial meeting on transportation and Chapayekas, the evil fiercely independent Energyis t is o special education at Orange GroveRoad School,Wednesday,March 22 really been in the last 12 spirits who also act as Yaquis insist on that. Only at 7:30 p.m. months. In 1973,there were FLOWING WELLS — regular 200,000 racquetball players clowns. on rare occasions and after •`Save Energy, Save ficiently and consumer board meeting at the Flowing Wells The tempo of the ob- much talk have pictures High School Library,3725 N. Flow- and in 1977 the number had Money, and Save for the problems in energy con- ing Wells Road,March 28 at 8 p.m. grown to five million. servance begins to quicken been permitted to be taken on Palm Sunday and is by the favored few; not by Fu energy con- servation. FLOWING WELLS — override Mr. Schwartz said that servation demonstrations Locations for these election May 16. Polling places will gradually increased in the general public. be announced later. the faster game and dance and pantomime A first visit nearlysponsored by the League of -programs are Woods amount of exercise the Women Voters and the Library, 3455 N. First MARANA—In the administration through the capture of the always inspires a desire tobuilding conference room at game provides has been Tucson Public Library will Avenue, Tuesday, April 4 Manana,March 22 at 7:15 p.m. the primaryreason Christ in the garden by the come again "next year" bepresented at three at 2 p.m.; Columbus people Chapayekas on Thursday. when the centuries-old Oro Valley are turning to racquetball. Late the next morning story of the Resurrection of library, branches during Library, 4350 E. 22nd for TOWN COUNCILthly meeting,Marin "The play is a lot quicker (Good Friday) a the Christ is re- April. Street,Thursday,April 6-at 23. Study session at 6 p.m.,meeting and it's much more Among the.topics to be 2 p.m.; and Valencia at 7:30 p.m. exercise and easier to learn procession makes the enacted—devoutly, never- discussed are solar .Library, 202 W. Valencia PRIMARY ELECTION — At than tennis," the Catalina stations of the cross until ently by the Yaquis of cooking, how to analyze Road,Tuesday, April 11 at Town Hall,April 4,polls open 6 a-m. owner said. the eleventh station is Pascua. your home's energy ef- 7:30 p.m. to p.m- 1 die om . • 1111111111iill glireillitil: 01111111at ledS , PETSPETS FERTILIZER GARAGE E SAL WANTEDWANTED 88. AS. 11 1 3 _ 45. - #4, 11 2.j DOG TRAINING Top Grade Fertilizer, 85 yard GARAGE SALE-t,373 Mesquite IF YOU ARE RETIRING from If you want to sell your Mer Your home- Clark delivered.Extra fine pulverized Shadows Dr. (North of Magee the military, we can help you cedes Benz,please call me,Don •0 0 fertilizer 36.50 yard delivered: off Oracle) We have books, bridge the gap to a rewarding Wirth 793-0027 or 7955770. / = 622-1642 (48 TFN) Cook's Fertilizers, formerly bikes, , *140 �. . Bli L�,t 1 1) l(; GROOM!\t; (J" tennis racquet stuffed civilian position. Your military AT DA G`�S l l T F N Darlings. 887-0164. .Minimum animals, skateboard, motor experience, plus a resume that - PAWS Delivery 2 yards) (48TFN) bike. Save money too! Phone makes YOU look good,can be a Wanted: used or broken Lionel 297.7036. valuable bargaining tool. For electric trains, , (AT 10.11). parts, Junkers PAUSE free information kit, call or bldgs,bridges,etc.327-8992. 1s W, WETMORE RD. INSURANCE write Creative Resumes, Dept AT DA 11 11,7000 Tanque Verde, Tucson, 54, INSTRUCTION AZ 85715.886-6962• (4.11 AT DA) Small building or trailer to rent 888.8699 ► at low cost for painting studio. 0. Full or parttime.Call 325.6731 9 Call Beth 297-6154.6-7 p.m. ACM „ , a.m.-4 p.m- AT DA 11 PROFESSIONAL PET-I CU R ES -•--- ()ONScottish bagpipe lessons. Ten AT 11-14 lessons for S25 plus materials. KNITTERS - PLEASE take a TICK DIPPING CERTIFIED COLLEGE OF Storekeeper,exper. in store or o2 NEVER TRANQUILIZED MATLOCK PIPING instructor. Call 326- warehouse work, academic minute to send me patterns of �' 7541• year, $2.82 hourly. Am knitted lace, inserts, doilies AT DA 11-12 Thanks Marian L. Mikesell, I _ T phitheater Public Schools.125 E. 4572 Paseo Don Juan, Tucson, I -. -(�ttt' .'��rth.�tt�P Prince, equal opportunity Az85706.Phone883-5557. ` ♦-._.-.-.-.-.-+_._.-._+_._.-._♦-. ,, employer. fee comply with all AT DA 11 FARMERS AGENT city,state�federal statutes I.E. �j ,, Title VI, IX Section 504 of the �` d297.7273io 0,WANTED Rehabilitation Act. MEM Mil W. • 12. AT 11 ALL BREED `.G-.— �► Wanted: Furniture • �� -- RESIDENT of Northwest area tune de endable rete tionist, typist org io. : ♦ for circulation work with Territ- Ma � p general office Used appliances,pianos, DOG GROOMING • • For All Your Insurance Needs ♦Tial Publishers. Circulation work. Full or parttime. Nor- Misc.If you want top dol-' experience not absolutely neces- . ♦ AUTOS, HOMEOWNERS, LIFE, BOATS, nary but individual must be thwestarea.888-6282. . lar cash-Call Stan 294- ► AT 11 0823 days... 889-2042 I ♦ BUSINESS,MOBILE HOMES sales oriented. Duties require I DESERT DALE KENNELShandling other salespersons, cights. ♦ 7110 North Oracle Road FARMERS talking with community repre- �,��..�� INSURANCE p sentatives,making p r e s e n t- ♦ Ntanini Financial Center -6" GROUP f ations to clubs and organizations WANTEDX 12. 4 6745 N. La Canada 297-0420 Tucson,Az.85704 7--�1�;� and supervising routes. Indivi- dual must be capable of organ Wanted —will do,Alterations, ' ! 1 mile west of Oracle Call for appt. •' izing and implementing new cir- also mending delicate or ordin- GET RESULTS • ry culation programs. Call Jack ary.297-4774. (8-11,AT,DA) Jewett at25.1:119?for ak,terv' w.., _ - Page 22, The Arizona Territorial, March 16,�1.978 .. C D 0 '� The No h rtwes is Ne wes t HOW the S r i_• N_ and Friendliest teamsdid Cooper sports 11131 . a Family Tavern THE E SCORE, - ..-...-....-„,.,,::,:,-,:.::::„:„.„.,,.,„.„,„,„:,:::::„,„,„,..,,...:„ S 3- 0 E . PS*V4CkMarch 7 Baseball— pointe Sal 7,CDO 2. ¢ .SPISoftball—Florence 8,CDO 4. ...... ..... .� � CIAL . Gymnastics Flowing Wells 93.9 Nogales 78.73. By TRACY COWLE -----:—.:,,,,,i,-*: ;`�, : -Cornodlick Tennis—Boys:CDO .Am h10 7a vee phi CDO_ Girls:CDO 6, Canyon del Oro Baseball �"; r v .. Am hi o;jayvee CDO 4.Amjhi 3. Coach Dean Metz points to : � , March 8 C,R E E\ BEER & FREE. SHAMROCKS.' 41g Baseball-103.0 ll -- one word as a key to the Flowing Wells 7 success senior Bob Coo r . Nogales 1;CDU 12,Sunnyside 6. Pe .� Tennis—Boys: Flowing Wells 5, : k''� � •- the Dorados ace hurler, y. . Cocktails • Sandwiches • Beer to O Douglas 4: ,jayvee Douglas 4, �, g Wells 3.Girls: CI.9.San has found early this season. . Manuel 0. c -,, Improvement is the big ,-:,..,,,„17...„, �� ' North Oracle at Magee (.1„..,,,,,,:,t,„.2-4-44 ,-;:,..„i„,,.,� � March 10 D U N N' Baseball—CDO 4,Flowing Wells word," Coach Metz said. `' (Plaza Escondlda) „Wk_ � .;:i7- "He's come back from last 297-5419 Open Mon.-Sat.gam-lam Track — Boys: Santa Rita Amphi 4s, CDO 22; Globe 72. year's injury to do a really *,.. *-,..:,':**,W,"--,} x Flowing Wells 53.Girls: fine job Santa Rita for us this year.” "�� N �s 57 Amphi 35 CDO 34;Flowing Wells 73,Globe 27. Off-season work was one • -v- March 11 of the reasons Coach Metz} ` '� : t„ Baseball—CDD,3,,Nogales O. . �_� �3 °�` CASA BLANCALIQUORSTennis Boys:CD } . • y O 9,Marana 0; ,...,4., • jayvee CDO.S,Marana 3.Girls:CDO cited for the pitchers big a ,� r improvement. r� : ..,. 9,Marana 0;jayvee CDO 9,Marana P #:• �: _ ;- 0. "Bobby lifted weight: , s, . Gymnastics—CDO 9?.65,Douglas - , 88.45. worked in a university *, & ,, , March 12 instructional league, and ` L)(J ,FV Golf — CDO 301, Coronado 313. CUP AWARD D— `� E Jo Thorn r'left),presents her tro h to ' Miami 318,Safford 324,Ajo 329,San got in and did everything trophy Manuel 329. Linda Stafford after the Tucson National Nine Holers it.etak ;: : .70,• .- -... ii. SAVE O N Baseball—Amphi 9,CDO 4;CDO he had to do," said the TM... completed the Jo Thorn Tournament Monday, March 13. 4, Globe 0: Salpointe 3, Flowing coach. _ P CASE PURCHASES! Wells2(9innin sf. << �' g This work and an ex- Linda Stafford took first place with a two week combined • - �r March 13 • '' swimming—Boys: %'."A.°0 ahuaro 122. cellent attitude," ac- low net score of 71. Nella Vanni placed second with 77, CDO 49.Girls:Sahuaro 105.CDO 67. cordingto CoachHelen Fayette third with 80 and Etta Sharpe fourth with YOUR COMPLETE Metz, P WINE a N� LIQUOR STORE have led to a perfect 0.00 81• �Photo by Marcia Katz) THE SCHEDULE earned run average in 17 March 16 CDO at Flowing innings this spring. 0 P E N SUNDAYS wells,boys and girls track;Nogales g6 tennis clubs form leagueatCDO,golf; Sabin°at CDO,boys Hes given up three NOON T ]:on p•11t. tennis;CDO at Sabin°,girls tennis. March 17 — Flowing Welts at singles,four walks and one . Miami, golf; Flowing Wells at 6002 N. Oracle • Marana,gymnastics;CDO at Santa unearned run in compiling The six tennis clubs in March. 17, Catalina will 3262■ Cruz, oftball; CDO at Douglas, a 3-0 record this year. this area have formed a host Rver,Westward Look • baseball. "He's keeping the bat- North Side Inter-Club will host Tucson National Open 9 to 9 Daily March 18 — Flowing Wells at P g • Nogales,baseball. ters off balance by varying league which begins play and Quail Valley will visit ebilb•••••••••000110••••••••••••41MEHNO•0110110' the speeds of hispitches," p� this week. Skyline. Coach Metz said. "He gets The play will consist of a The men IIIwill play a lot of easy swinging double round robin. The Saturdays at 2 p.m. On `Ks'." format is for each tennis March 18, River will host SOCial But he's not just a pit- club to host the five other Catalina and Skyline will cher, says the Dorado clubs once and to visit the play at Quail. Tucson coach, who sees Cooper as five other clubs once. National doesn't have a a strong defensive out- The women's teams will men's team, so this week fielder with the potential play Friday mornings at W:raiLook will not on pl all SeCillillitY inny / Gs Cards, ■ is a Things (formerly Diane's) III SeCillrit R G.,. R Illy D • • i ,` Mfr ` a Stop by any Catalina office, or fill in the coupon • • below for information on how to have your Social fAIX ISpeci • Security check automatically credited to your ' al . account. Then your money will be earning top interest _ k; o on Qilgift • •each month compounded every . •second of every day! Just think...no more waiting in lines, - - Meet the new owners, Roland and Virginia, and register • or worrying about late arrivals. And, �� for a FREE DECORAT!VE •ou'll be ` t440CLOCK - Value $40.00. Y earning the highest interest the law allows. (please, adults only register) • • Catalina's Direct Deposit Social ..„ 4 r ;•41 • • Security System. Another reason to �•-+ •iiiiiiiiii11111w411 : ria aura • • move your money to the mountains ... ei O • the Catalina Savings Mountains. _ • -410W : 9 to 6 p.m . .�_ . I`ll fill this out—so you can fill me in on %.... W the advantages of Catalina's Direct = . Deposit Social Security System • Winner will be notified — purchase not necessary • ATALINA • Name Address AVINGS Coffee Cookies■ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION • Phone "N... ...:... -- _____ _'M+ ` Fine Line of S o_r Sec.Number Mail to: 4AMIV • Gibson Greeting Cards al'h.- "malr Catalina Savings and Loan i `'"c Arizona Souveniars P.O.Box 3023 1 7216 North Oracle at InaI297-8294 NS • DQGrazia JQwQlry Tucson,Arizona 85702 I k3S • Fenton Crystals � sO . and Crafted Arts THE ARIZONA TERRITORIAL IS YOUR NEWSPAPER . . . Casa Blanca ShoppingCntr SU6►SCRiPTl ONSCALL 297-1107 FOR NEWS ADS AND !!!::•..i:::•:ii:K-E:,•..: --::::.i••::::::::-.:.::....--:--:•.:::-.-:- --,'' ..::::::::::: :: ::::: :..::. :..: . :._ ::... 297-9333 • 6066 M. Oracle • , March 16, 1978,The Arizona Territorial, Page 23 r \ . . . The around the CILIIDS 297-6300 Framer • Professional Framing • Collector's Prints Plaza Escondida •N. Oracle & Magee with Marcia Katz , ale Tucson National Golf Club Cliff Valley Golf Course ,... MAZATLAN! The Tucson National MGA held a beat the pros event The Cliff Valley WGA played a pick your handicap event Saturday,March 11.Tucson National head pro Jim Silvey Friday, March 3. Ruth Klinner took first place with 54. April 27th - May 1st teamed up with veteran professional golfer Art Wall: Second spot went to Santa Sera with 58 and third place to Together they shot 155. Ann Eyster with 59. 5 Days, 4 Nights The winning team was Bob Nelson and Ron Shafer with On Friday March 10, the women played total bogeys, a net score of 139.Second place went to Harry Schoer and pars and birdies. • Round trip air from Tucson Ken Fosse with 141. Harry Liese and Benny Capp were Margaret Canning was the Class A winner with 26 ' third with 143 and Larry Yasmer and Bob McCabe fourth followed by Ann Eyster with 23 and Tina Dixon at 22. In • 4 nights on the beach at the with 145. Class B,Lola Dillistin was first with 17. Ruth Klinner was Playa Mazatlan Stan Volk was low medalist of the day with a 73 and second with 15 and Louise Pepitone placed third with 14. Capp won the low net with a 66. - The Class C winner was Mickey Walker with 15,followed • "/ • Round trip transfers On March 21-23 the Tucson National WGA will host an by Ethel Huber with 14. Space . Welcome cocktail 175.00 Invitational tournament.There will be an 8 a.m. shotgun The Cliff Valley Men's Sunday League,played a low net . Limited start for both days of the tournament.Over 100 golfers are tournament March 12. Leo Virgil took first place with a per person double occupancy expected to play. low net 48. Second place went to Tom Tinervin with 51 and Frank Breit finished third with 54. CAMMON TIVAVE1 Quail Valley Tennis Club Catalina Racquet and Swim Club 3013 N. FIRST AVE. • PHONE 882-0946. Two men's leagues wound up their winter tennis session The women's tennis team of Mary Lu RaushenbuSh, Saturday, March 11 at Quail Valley. Vish Stark, Chris Sandsbury and Linda Vala were the In one division, the team of Ray Ronshoff and Scott league winners Tuesday, March 8. DeGregori finished first. Kent Morgan and Ed Bolding In the men's league play on Wednesday March 9, the Ah smiThrs p u B placed second in this division, team of Rick Rathbun,Russ Gum,Neal Hall,Jack Jewett In the other league,first place went to the team of Tom and Les Zolla placed first in their division. In a second Wright and Mike Rowe. Jack Boyer and George division, the team of George Megar, John Sansbury, DeGregori took second place. Rusty Gibbs,Bernie Beckman and Mike Pinnau finished ANNOUNCES ITS The other winter leagues at Quail Valley will be ending . first. ,. • next week,followed by the start of spring leagues the first This Saturday and Sunday, March 18 and 19, Catalina ,., week in April. Racquet Club will have an open house from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday On Saturday, March 25 Quail Valley will have a Mixed for anyone wanting to play tennis, or to just look over the Doubles Social followed by a potluck supper. Hosting this Catalina facilities. Complimentary drinks will be served. event will be Nita and Buster Burris and Gail and Rick For more information, call Fred Schwartz, 297-2561. Martin. Omelette Brunch Arthur Pack Golf Course 1200- 3:00 ()ro Valley Country Club • The Arthur Pack's WGA played a throw out one hole for CLASSICAL GUITARIST Fran Caster won a tee-to-green event for Oro Valley each nine holes Wednesday, March 9. The first flight women last Thursday with a score of 34. Second was Evan winner was Bernice Hinton with a gross score of 82. . Hanes and third was Charlotte Patt. Second place went to Fran Robison with an 85. Carol Casa Blanca Shopping Center 6064 N. Oracle Oro Valley has two golf events scheduled for this Coltrain took second flight honors with an 84. Jean 742-3380 weekend. A men's ABCD tournament is set for Saturday Knepley's 86 took second place. .. „ . March 18With a 9 a.m.-shotgun start: The pro shop will pair each foursome according to handicaps. Slow-Pitch On March 19,a Lasagna Member-Guest Mixie will start -- at 12:30 p.m. The format will be the one best ball of a - foursome,of two couples. For couples the cost is$13 and registration $6 for non golfers. On Monday March 20, Oro Valley will host the,Ladies is Tuesday Superior Insulation = Big Savings • ' Cities Team Play. . Oro Valley Country Club will have a Ladies St.Patrick's.-, The Pima County Parks Day Luncheon and Style Show Friday, March 17 at 11:30 & Recreation Department when you win a a.m. will have open registration for their Summer Slow- , Pitch Softball League for Skviine Country Ciub Reniarkable Energy Value Home! . . men and women on Tuesday, March 21 from 8 Skyline Country Club held their first annual Pro Gar- a.m. to 5 p.m. at the park Insulation helps your home retain heat in winter bage Day Saturday, March 11. The event was a low net administration office, 1204 - cold in summer These homes have superior insulation in walls throwing out the worst hole. George Cole finished first W.Silverlake Road.Teams and ceilings And that means less work for your heating and with a 58. Irving Domnitch and Louis Schuette tied for will be accepted on a first cooling system and reduced utility bias all year longFor as long as you live there second with 59. come, first served basis The Remarkable Energy Value Home is actually a whole Jim Sellers aced the 126-yard second hole with an eight -and there will be a team Nb. 11 package ot sensible extras that combine to create a iron. limit. better quality.more comfortable home extras that pay for themselves with up to 10%a year in savings on your utility bills TA ReA0W4/11 app. Endorsed as a major achievement in home design .. 440 Et4ERG4 for Arizona by the Federal Energy Administration, "BEST DARN PRICES IN TOWN!" %mot these homes incorporate HOME •Superior insulation Ili •High efficiency heating and cooling systems ,:,.,,,,::::::::i:,,,::::::,:::-.:,,,,,,,,,,,, : :•:.,,,,,,,,. „,...:-.;;;,.,:;:.,.:::::•,,:iili:::::;:::"..,:,,,,,...1,.:::::::::i11;1:.::::::::-.,..*:;i015,:::,...,::::::::::„„..„::,:i.i.:::::,,,,i..1::•;:::-.::::::iii:::A•ke=9:;1:::.$-N1,- ••:,.• •,:ii,:ti:•;:i:i.::.iiiiK::,,,:,,,i-., ,,-,:=, •••- •1 if Shading on sun-facing windows N.,0 : *f. .:::- ' At..., iiiiii -.--,iiiii: ::::.:: .:::1:3: •.::•., .:. ft: sg ::- : ••.:•-••, ...:-::::::::::::::i,k,-- .4:: :, w • , ' s,,,,--1 •:-.. •:i3i:SIMUI,V, *:...:. ?:i. w . . 4 , ::-. : ....:i,,,,,,,,,,,,,...„::::•::,. •Quality weather-stnpping :;:::•:::.:::...:,,,:i::*.4ili::::.,-,,,,,i,::11::•:::,i0,,,:f:'::.:::::;:::::::::::::::::::.ft:::-::4::::-..:,,,i::::::;:4,6,7,.;:c:Igt::::,,,A,:4::::::::::::,:::E:i:::::.&,:::;:.:*::::,:3:::.:,:,.......,.4:::•.:: :c:RW •Proper attic ventilation ii:::i,:•: :.::1•:•:-:1-:':11,!in• . •Advantageous use of glass . .'::i•:ifil'i olM). - ,.., Tucson s finest builders are now \ WINTER GLJESTS, LOOK .AT THIS: - , , -,, , offering Remarkable Energy Value Homes in an exciting variety of locations.elevations and paces 5x10•••••••.* 11288/month inciudes tax i tAtCorevil"C'S l'',:- SirlFw— togs ..s.W0L ves. \ iis.c- N:ft- Look for the Remarkable Energy Value Home symbol and never settle for less! .:;;f;:::. 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Oracle Road — Just South of River today It's free and contains all the Fg, details an energy-value construction P.O.Box 711,Tucson,Arizona 85701,Phone 623-7711 111111111111111111111..1 INIIIIIIIIIII.1 1 A I I . hill - IN -I. The Remarkable Energy Value Homo program is sponsor•CI by tucson Gas&Electric Company.Arizona Public Service,Solt Royer Protect ta.southern Arizona HOMO Rudders Association.arta Ihe Horne guilders Association ot Clintf01 Arizona in cooperation with the Electric iliogu•of Arizona ' Page 24, The Arizona Territorial, March 16, 1978 4r****************1L Wh e re the °� ;, a��a, �° �� a ..� . _ 4040t,.:.-,-.40 -00:-..,,,„: ,....... , * Why Travel,* � , _ _clubs eat * �. r n-... ..., + te ' . * * EXCHANGE--N rth - �`=`� �,- _� ..,, roun , * 9 ee so edneus ons at ,.,,a • -.; .., .a „, - _. � ,, tl ,.. _ a ; Chan a Club m t W y . 1-4'''''''':,,�� noon at Coat of Arms restaurant, , • 7053 ,,„, , . �r. N.Oracle Road. r"'-- � � OPTIMIST N-4( ,iiSuriuorth T �� ucson Opti .� mist Club meets Tuesdays at 7 a•m. °. .- at Sambo`s,6251 N.Oracle Road. ,� ir .V. 411t, KIWANIS-Kiw ants Club of the �.., _ �.. . "'� - . Desert meets Thursdays at 12:15 ., :".„..!;-..7..;;..: --.-:,..,* -,* p•m. at Coat of Arms restaurant, �� .� . 4( is 7053 N.Oracle Road.Q �U side �- ROTARY—Casas Adobes Rotary • --., .�....�-• --- �' . ., Club meets Wednesdays at 7 a.m.at ;;OING � ^ � � ° •:'" � ��J.,�'s in Cliff - _Manor Inn ��, 5400 N. -- _ r”Oracle Road. _ _ _...�.�. �.,.._�. ,°• .4( of 4( • LIONS — Catalina Lions club UP--Construction continues on Valley National Bank's Plaza Escondida branch 5 meets first and third Wednesdays at at Magee and Oracle Roads. • 7:30 p.m.at the Lariat Inn,Catalina. g A Valley National Bank spokesman said the complete service bank is expected to open in mid-summer. 4( U, er ServiceTOASTMASTRS-Los Nortenas p . , Club.6.2 am.Fridays at Carrow s Restaurant,2664 N. Campbell Ave. a�� e n t o r ex u n rJlLe airs All Brands VIP Granada Club,6:15 a.m. Tues-� days at Carrow's Restaurant, 2660 IL' * N.Campbell Ave. Ground clearing probable price range "It will be an "adult- ` operations got underway between $220 and $350r oriented pe apartment 4( Darryl Anderson's * CONTRACT SIGNED last week for a 224-unit month. complex as opposed to •� Lloyd Construction has apartment complex at the The complex, developed family complexes," Mr. si ned a contractnorthwest-corner of Orange byP.F. West Co. g with the g , will in- Potter said. 4( Li „..A.... * federal government to Grove and Oracle Roads. elude two lighted tennis Plaza.Escondido - .V. build a branch post office courts, two regulation The first apartments are Oracle at Nlvgee '` According to Larr Picon Orange Grove Road for Y handball courts, a croquet expected to be ready for 297-2294 Potter, the complex will $781,700. Bill Lloyd P court,a shuffleboard court, occupancy August 1, with ilk**************** estimates work will start have efficiency, one- a swimming pool and projected completion.of the bedroom and the end of March. two-bedroom whirlpool and recreation complex expected to occur apartments with a and laundry facilities. by mid-November. 7Joc/eriyInes & Spiriis a ns -Manvi e to reopen HAS GONEDISCOUNT Representatives of nomic conditions. pany has used the plant to Johns-Manville Corp. will Johns-Manville plans to manufacture plastic pipe be in Tucson the week,of reopen this spring with for use in water and sewer 9 AM to 11 PM -- 12 Midnight Fri. & Sat. -- Sun. Noon to 9 PM Aril 3 to interview job P � approximately 30 em- systems, irrigation, tele- applicants to reopen its ployees. phone and electrical con- IAMESON 29 Qt.+Tax PAUL MASSON manufacturing .plant at The labor force at the duits and other projects. R!S H W H I $7 $549 Qt,+Tax Orange Grove Road and plant is ex ected to in- Qt.BRANDY P The plant first opened in Interstate 10. crease to at least 70 em- Tucson with 50 employees Super Buy, , . $8600 Case+Tax The plant closed in Nov- ployees. and closed with 34 ern- 4 ember 1975 because of eco- The Denver-based com- ployees. • SEBASTIAN! $265 2 Gal.+Tax 48t Pack 3 9 rt 4 +CaTaxon WINES ooCase+Tax Waterratetwo wees off EVERYDAYLOWPRICES The Arizona Corporation commission by the end of rate increase five years Oracle & Orange Grove (Next to Baskin-Robbins) 297-3961 Commission's (ACC) the week. ago, Metropolitan g p n has decision on Metropolitan Metropolitan Water charged $7.50 for the first W a t e r C o m p a n y's Company serves ap- 5,000 gallons and 70 cents requested 60 percent rate proximately 4,000 nor- 1 U eacn 1,000 gallons increase is at least two thwest customers. beyond 5,000. week away. "They (the commission) The requested increase : ��.::.•.: ,,.:,. .,:. :.��>Y:..;....W;,;�...,.,�. could make a decision bywould changethe rate x r ~"„' ACC chief hearing officer the end of the month if theystructure to .50 for " -.Y � � ��...�: -- : >�.� $8 o the:,r, ., Andrew Bettwy Jr, said act r •.,� ..�,,� ��: --�'' f�. .„:�. 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