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.. ' w . `y �..�.� �or eVttr, ��� Looking in ... Arthur Pack `attractive' I ii { VALLEY, 7 : 1 --- see page 11 ,,,,,-- E71.4, Foothills board seats milled • --- see page 12 t �an out ... Looking i , . .. - _ r ..., . H L R Nov.9 81. 51 w ' * if and dryo g "� •. A the weekend with littlechange in ��-,�-�,�_. � . ;*_ � Weather will be Nov. 14 11 76 ,a�,,� Nov 12 69 49 .22 Nov 13 SS ' � � ta... ,�IWO � Nov.1 A 62 43 •temperature 42 - _ Nov.15 63 48 .01 n e. A ., -- „,,,,,,,,,:-.44- -: ....„ :\iterz,,,, na_ a ana a. ...„, _ ..„......„............ ,, , ,_ _........----=*4 '",. , —114., VA_ jt.„.. ..„ i"''''''' ig t insta e _ ---- a �.a+. �« .. � � �' ......,, zu;w+ gie , 'Agi ',,:::::':',.. -A...,--‘ ka� " S y" „.,.we .. T'x�'�§,a °r. 1. . .:3ar1vmal.•,xgc.ir . '�: ...as< ,,r". t. .., - - -yyam,». rt : . . a .r. "' � • :��" "Siw ?, 'V:;'' A„.'`7.J_.. a , � 4��:e, � .� - :-*M.. ��-� � ,',°°1:;•-:' xi�� ' "N�3, `,r . y �� ,am � . ,� `"F. The new traffic lightht was enough traffic on both b; � _� d4� --•-:"..p � r7 � �„; , , n which was turned on Nov.9 roads to warrent the in- -... ":"* -7'.:,"-7 * Aw .t . '� • at Ina Road and La Canada stallation of a signal. ' Fits `� a. :.` . r:- • :+. '.:t "�.!„ 4:,r �e as -.a, • 4y ;. . <,�,s.. Wim. ...,.,'. a .. .' -�� .�,.,rw � � ���_�� �� � ,. �, a .• �� Drive is a result of high Steiner said the signal's a. `F .��'x,i',„..,-.;',.. .--:,'•• �*. .: .., ,�„ �g�'ry�§$��,Y� ,}�a" �. �.�4 a�, Y; +.+�. �A'�4�,'�Y..y�y�'S.r�; . . .. g ,� �� �{ - � � traffic volumes on both placement was not a result Eastbound traffic on Ina Road seems to have adjusted Engineer Paul Steiner, traffic volume on both roads streets. of accidents at the corner. well to the signal which was installed at Ina and La made the signal'necessary. County Traffic Engineer "The signal is a big help Canada Drive last week. According to County Traffic . (Photo by Walt Nett) Paul Steiner said "There (Continued on page 15) IMtilt/Mom, 11:11T:111: 11111 1:11111: 1101 ELEVENTH YEAR, NUP4BER47 TUCSON,ARIZONA -- "The Sunshine Capital" 20 cents per copy NOVEMBER 18, 1976 Entertainment comes north .... , , ,,,,,,,,, ....,,, .‘, „ .....„.„, ,. , .. ,,, ,,.., ,„,,, .. ...„..,,,..,.., ,. . , -„.„..-.. . , .. ,.. ....... „ ., .. . , �as indoor theatre opens doors ..., ,-. - , . .. A : sa '� " „ . . z� The first and largest theatre in the area en- going to have a-sof t-serve providing good movies in - _ four-screen hardtop (in- compassing 16,000 square ice cream machine in the the area so we decided to f '' .�g• - ro iliktit, j' which no other fill the void.” -f • �.�,d' door) theatre in the nor feet with 1,200 maximum lobby t h w e s t T u s o n seating capacity, ac- .theatre has." The films to be shown at • .e.' ;, metropolitan area opened cording to Jeff Weiner, Weiner and his father, Oracle View will be first for evening performances manager and owner of the M.B.Weiner,also owns the run, Cross said. `. , Wednesday, November 17 new theatre. Cineworld 4 Cinemas, 6130 "The new theatre will ,.��Ilk . with this offer a mix of films• "We built this theatre E. Speedway. . 4439 North Oracle. P Y with the most modern new theatre, Weiner said everything from "R" to 4 •V' t i . 7,..44',..41'. Oracle View Theatres, equipment available," his will be the only major "G" ratings," Cross said. 4* 411'. t • located on the northwest Weiner said. "It is unique locally-owned theatre "It is a family-oriented ► ' ,•' corner of Oracle and in that the same movie can operation in the area. - theatre but will have . • , + .,� : a Wetmore in the Oracle be shown simultaneously in "We built this theatre in something for everybody." •• w Ridge Plaza, is the largest two theatres. We are also the northwest area because Oracle View Theatres 4 - , i. people are tired of driving will offer evening per- 25-store laza 30 miles to see a movie," formances daily with 'Iv'Weiner said. matinees on the weekends. ' . "This theatre was built in Costing more than C • one of the fastest growing $750,000, this new theatre -.,A, \ , -0 m n g soon areas of Tucson," said complex has opened 15 new Steven Cross, manager of part-time jobs and will be „: `, the Cineworld 4 Cinemas. fully operational within a • " a as Plaza Escondida, the Variety, and Valley "No other theatres were week,accordingto Weiner. RON ASIA new neighborhood shop- National Bank. There will ping center at Oracle and be 25 stores in all, said Magee,is set for opening in Tobin. January, according to Bill The $3 million, 90,127 sq. sta remains attracted Tobin, of Coldwell-Banker foot project is being Commercial Brokerage developed by the Naradel Company,leasing agent for Co. of Los Angeles, said to oca i • 1. . the project. Tobin. It was designed by c .a Construction is right on Maxwell Starkman and l arena schedule, said Tobin. Associates of Beverly Hills Major tenants will in- and is being built by H.R. By WALT NETT waiting for him when he gives his seat up to Katie dude Safeway, Revco Porter Construction, of For the Republicans in metropolitan Tucson's Dusenberry Jan. 1. Drugs, Ben Franklin Phoenix. northern reaches, Election Year `76 was a time of g "I have to start thinking about Jan. 1," Asta said, rebirth, as they threw out the liberal "new politics" adding that he has nothing specific lined up yet and V Democrats by resounding margins. District 14 saw its entire 1e pointing out that a return to the political arena is a Boardapproes legislative delegation g g definite possibility. switch to Republican, while District 13's voters "I'd like to run for office," he said, adding that managed to narrowly unseat Democratic Rep. Bruce among those possibilities are a seat on the city council, .1 0 irit se‘iver pact Wheeler,replacing him with political newcomer Larry possibly Hawke. p Y even the mayor's job,running for governor or even for U.S. Rep. Morris K. "Mo" Udall's seat in The County Board of allows both governments to Yet, the biggest coup of 1976 was the fall of Congress. Supervisors unanimously manage portions of the Democratic Supervisor Ron Asta,considered by many approved an intergovern- , system. of Tucson's political observers to be the leader of a one- The latter two options he dismissed readily. mental agreement with the The city will continue to issue ideological machine -- a machine that attacked "I've thought a lot about that (running for gover- City of Tucson for a joint bill all sewer customers, the concept of "urban sprawl." nor),- he said. "I just don't know. I'd have to start sewer management pro- and will disburse the funds While indignantly denying the existence of a now and all that. gram at its Nov. 15 meet- according to a ratio based "machine,"Asta said in an interview last week that he He said that Udall's seat might be a possibility, "but ing. upon operation and had spent the week following the election reassuring it doesn't look like Mo's going to accept anything in the The agreement, which maintenance portions of his "people" -- letting them know that he would be Carter administration." received tentative ap- the County Sanitation and back. With a laugh, he dismissed campaign charges by proval from the board at its City Water budgets. But Asta faces another problem that the other"lame unsuccessful Republican Sheriff candidate Vic Nov. 8 study session, sets Under the new duck" supervisor, Joe Castillo, does not -- unem- Bouchor that Asta would become Chief Deputy under up a joint sewer agreement, which will last ployment. Richard Boykin's administration. management system which (continued on page 10) While Castillo owns a business, Asta has nothing (Continued on page 15) Page 2,The Arizona Territorial, November 18, 1976 ••••••••••••••.••••• Church r • • : ou(me North • nursery F e ()PI—elmunc eon• • nee s C• Oracle •• St. Andrews Presby- at Limb erl o s t terian Church needs a new �'� Tucson volunteers who • • or used Port-a-Crib and served abroad with the • 888-0110 li changing table for the Pre- PONY LEAGUE SIGNUPS AND WORKOUT International Executive • • Nursery. Call 297-7201. SATURDAY Service Corps (IESC) held • fry-, ! , • Also needed are gifts of Boys can still sign up for the Winter Pony League by a luncheon Nov. 8 at • largest ,;". • current books - for the showing up at Amphi Junior High on Nov.20 with birth Westward Look. Guest of • A ,j-• _/IP'��%,,, church library. certificate and $8 registration fee. Boys who have honor was Wallace W. selection , . • ' l ,i • already signed upshould also be there. All boys aged Elton of New York City, • of Fine s - �, : ` ! • On Nov. 16, St. Andrews y g _ y g vice-president of the • '��� ( �® ; • Church School teachers 12, 13 and 14 are eligible. Call 327 1002, 888-2764, 297- p IESC. Wines 'l • met in a workshop on Basic 5046 or 887-8088 for more information. The Tucson "Alumni • -\ -� t'1i , Cha ter"of IESC isfor �'_,, xr4,,,,„: • Bible Skills. A meeting to p one,of • .a` -� • discuss job description and LIFESTYLE SPEAKER ANNOUNCED the nation's largest, with • your ��-, � ,�,� �,�,. - ;? N `� 3'S. • need for teacher training The Lifestyle Counseling Center is a new facility over 30 members, and was ThanksgivingAt.,----:- .2,. ;: , �•' • • -.,�� ter-', • was held Oct. 6. serving the Amphitheater-Flowing Wells area, to the- first to be organized. to festivities ---'1!' ',,,,7� provide individual, marriage and family counseling, Local president is Paul • • and speakers. On Dec.fi at 7:30 p.m.,the speaker will McWilliams, a former • . ,,� • UMC • -. be Gordon Harshman, an associate professor of department store • • .. . counseling andguidance at theUniversityf Arizona. executive who served on ling o • Open 9-7 Mon.-Sat., 10-5 Sun. - • cancels VISIt Harshm n projects in Mexico, Korea a will speak on the building of constructive P J •••••••••••••••••••• family relationships--an important topic at the holiday and Indonesia. Bishop James Arm- season. The public is invited to attend and find out how Another member is strong of the United to get the most from family relationships at the Northsider Don Davis, Keep us Is it lh all the `ortlhside !lel%IS Methodist Church has holiday season. The public is also invited every formerly of Downs, .) cancelled'his plans to be in Wednesday evening to be an audience in family Kansas, who served in .'�i(�;c�i be t c� the�c '!'!:!�H I"1't)!�1 11., (Ian _c��-I I t l� Tucson on Nov. 21. counseling. The Lifestyle Center is located in the Mexico City and Manila as Wetmore Branch Girls Club, 831 W. Wetmore (west of management consultant to Oracle). For more information,call 887-9489. Television Independiente • de Mexico,S.A.; and to the AUCTION AT NANINI FINANCIAL CENTER Inter-Island (TV) Christ the King Church is holding an auction on Nov. Broadcasting Company 21 at the Nanini Financial Center, Oracle aad Ina and Radio Mindanao Roads, at 1:30.p.m. A piano, antique Viennese poi- Network of the Philippines, furniture ur in.plates, signed oil painting by Xavier ed. A among other areas. 5 jewelry,snow tires,furniture,golf clubs, Phone-Mate, IESC recruits and mid- sterling .flat silver, portable sewing machine and career American business furn ure are some of the items to be auctioned. A executives for volunteer display will begin Nov. 21 at noon. service to privately-owned businesses (manufac- turing, retailing, tran- WOODS LIBRARY PROGRAMS SET A free health discussion called "Learningto Live sgTortation, insurance, During this special season, breads, too. Make your rese rva- with Arthritis" will be held tonight, 18agriculture, construction, g Nov. at the G. textiles, banking, and the menu in our fine Tambo tion now while we still have a Freeman Woods Branch Library,3455 N.First,at 7:30 communications. de Cobre Restaurant is full of plate for you. Thanksgiving at p.m. on Nov.27 at7:3op.m.,aprogram will be held on desert survival by Marcille Lynn, member of the your favorite dishes and extra the Marriott is the stuff dreams Southern Arizona Rescue Assn. and Southern Az. . Car vas treats we think you'll like. And are made of. Hiking Club. Both are free. our spectacular Thanksgiving9. .,,,..���, �� Saturday buffet is an outstanding example We want to makeou happy.Y pPY TO SUPPORT YOU WITH SOLACE. . . . Every year, the youth of of Chef Klaus` culinary skills. AarriotteHOTEL AND COMFORT IN TIME OF SORROW. Dove of Peace Lutheran It`s an all-you-can-eat extrava- Church and St. odilia's ganza. Leaded with the Big ;= Catholic Church hold an 180 West Broadway DAIRannual carwash to raise Bird and all the trimmings, _ funds for the Thanksgiving temptingdesserts, delightful Tucson, Arizona 85701 `' basketsforg g 9 Cy jl.,�:PaAj�.�2 mi the needy. salads and side dishes, crusty (602) 624-8711 Avalon Chapel This year's carwash will 1050 N. Dodge Blvd. 4519 N. Oracle Rd. be held at the Exxon 326-4343 888-1072 Station, Oracle and Ina, on Nov. 20 from 10 a.m. to 3 11:30AM - 7PM ADU LTS $5.50 CHILDREN $2.75 �- o p.m. r ItLce.st • Seie. tkease. front Estes ! - RANCHO VERDE CATALINA •*.-!. ` FELIZ . • r' _ Ursa£.ir-- '..' / ...- `L:✓ .' ..�-'_ �� :c ' _ // . . - ti "'S•: 'r"y:. INA RD �': liiit t-: - :,,o. , • ll ' f... ` -loop'j�ll��' ^_ loug.7-veatit.l.ia,d--1 rri. "iii.,• j :�i * 1 , t Lilif tliar h:__ -- �", "` ,,,a2 fl, t�.;l- ORANGE GROVE'RD ,. 'S4CP LINE OIi CASAS .•' DOGS T PARK Casas Adobes Park Rancho Feliz Verde Catalina0 � OrangeGrove West of Oracle. 3 & 4 Magee Road West of Oracle. On Oracle Road just North of Ina. Here's bedrooms. Unique designs. All lots ranch size lots, here are the big the town house that urges,"Compare Models O en _ planned to afford great views of the beautiful homes you've looked for— ...then come to Verde Catalina:'2 and p Catalinas. It's a move-up for sure... happy homes with a happy name! 3 bedroom models. Stylish designs. Daily 11-6. di yaf--- but prices start at only $25,200. From only$32,000. Livability. from just $32,000. E EQUAL HOUSING S OPPORTUNITY - ESTES BUILDS NEIGHBORHOODS—NOT JUST HOUSES! E TES the company *\ Tarc .t.«..#f,a,..♦. . . . •.4.. it Wal♦ , ./.,.t.t.µ.#.i. November 18, 1976,The Arizona Territorial, Page 3 ForSafety &rye soro►�1 & Efficiency Have Your Furnace Check receivesavar valley HEATING-AIR CONDITIONING Raymond D. Knepper, a recognizing student . student of James D.Kriegh achievement in the solution 40- We Service All Makes engineering of Oro Valley, has been of design, or �.,, P v._ awarded$250 for his design fabricating problems in- AIR"Uniquevolving CONDITIONING INC. BORG"'� WARNER of a Uniq ` . Home Utilizing Structural application of arc welding. VC/Ala( �nN� Steel" by the James F. The James F. Lincoln 884-7620 1718 8E. Malvern Lincoln Arc Welding Arc Welding Foundation of Foundation. Cleveland,Ohio, has made L I T R O N I X EVERY NIGHT Kriegh is a professor of the awards in an annual CALCULATOR SHAMPOO Shop FedMart n civil engineering at the engineering and design (model 1603) $10 � University of Arizona. competition for college Reg. 19.95 10.90 Reg. 1.69 1.19 for big savings Theawardwasoneof64 engineering and given to 27 engineering technology degree since TYLENOL schools throughout the U.S. 1947. CO R I CI D I N "D" Oscar Mayer Packaged Meats 25's EXTRA STRENGTH Alt Meat wieners 1 lb ... 994 $ (caps) All Beef Wieners 1 lb 99' investigate . Police 8oz. 63° Reg. 1.89 1.22 Reg. 1.95 1.4$ All Meat Sliced Bologna All Beef Sliced Bologna 8 oz. 63' tf----:---- All Meat Sliced Bologna 12 oz. 93° a e eDE F E N DE All Beef Sliced Bologna 12 oz. 93° wa . ; ('i- Cotto Salami 8oz. 85 • s prettyquiet, DRUG S T o R.E�`�' Pure Beef Salami 8 oz. 864 Oro Valley police are game investigating the theft of a Roof said, adding that the Beer Salami 8 oz. 95° tape deck stolen from a car OVPD did confiscate ,IN CASAS ADOBES Smokie Links 12 oz 113 on Rolling Hill Street last "quite a bit of beer" from oracle at Ina 291-1191 Sliced Braunschweiger 8 oz. 894 week. minors. Braunschweiger Chub 8 oz. 614 In addition, Roof said N Sandwich Spread 8 oz. 674 According to OVPD Lt. that four wheels were Old Fashion Loaf 8oz. 87° Fred Roof, the tape deck, stolen from a carparked in [ThereSo Ham and Cheese Loaf 8oz 1.09 ate► mething for Everyone Liver Cheese 8oz. 75• valued at approximately the auto mechanics yard at $190, was stolen because Loaf 8oz 89' the owner of the car left the Canyon del Oro. i n The T EFS I�I T to IAL! Summer Sausage 8oz. 954 doors unlocked. The culprits came Honey Loaf 8 oz 1.27 through a place in the fence 1 Square Variety Pack 12 oz 135 "All it takes is about closed with baling wire he Round Variety Pack 12 oz 135 three minutes for someone said. , Chopped Sliced Ham 8 oz 1 06 who knows what he's Traffic on Calle Con- Jubilee Ham Slices(8 slices) 16 oz 2.89 doing," Roof said. "We cordia is still an in- l' canass the scene with a consistent problem, Roof b� �� P ,• 0 Claussen Kosher Whole Pickles 32 oz. 99' police unit and they can be said. dtiVtr ��j &' Claussen Kosher Sliced Pickles 32 oz. 99° in and out before we can One juvenile was cited 1,1, Claussen Sauerkraut 32 oz. 99° get turned around." Monday for driving 55 Claussen Tomatoes 32 oz. 85° The Flowing Wells- miles per hour in the 25 AUTO RECYCLE & REPAIR _. Canyon del Oro football m.p.h. zone. Foreign or Domestic Car Need Repair? Ranchero Chorizo, Beef or Pork, 1-lb. 634 USPSopenstwo WE CAN DO IT! Prices Effective November 15 thru November 21,1976 COMPLETE CAR CARE temporarystations .�. MIRACLE MU SES? CERTIFIED Tucson Postmaster civilian friends living g in, i ; AUTO TECHNICIANS Arnold R. Elias has foreign countries. � � �I•t��� �_ PICK—UP& DELIVERY authorized the opening of He recommended that •4 ,� ,,E Family Savings Centers two temporary postal cards should be mailed by call 622-343.3 facilities to handle the Nov. 18 to South and s"RD 182 E. Ft.Lowell Dr. heavy Christmas mail rush Central American and at El Burrito off Miracle Mile •-2 Blks.east of 7030 E.22nd Street this year. European destinations. Flowing Wells Road. Tucson,Arizona The facilities, located at Packages to Alaska and Levy's at El Con and at Hawaii as well as letters to Campbell Plaza Shopping armed forces personnel Center, will open Nov. 26 stationed in Latin America, and will remain open on the Near East and the Far weekdays and Saturdays East should be mailed by through Dec. 15 from 10 Nov. 30, he added. a.m. until 5 p.m. Even though Dec. 10 is illadite .the new The units will be open for the recommended date for the sale of stamps and mailing parcels within the domestic parcel mailing. 48 adjacent states, Elias EaState Eillati Elias also recommended suggested that people that Tucsonans mail should mail packages early Christmas cards. and because of the United parcels early to military Parcel Service strike in the Gift ritax Lidartill serving overseas and to northeastern U.S. MEMBER PerS011116*- i FSLIC . Federal Savings&Loan Insurance Corp. The new Estate and Gift Tax Law could cost revisions_To make sure your estate plan is still the Your Savings Insured To$40,000 ou and mone .Find out how it affects best one for ou. Y yourfamily Y Y your plans.You may find you have to make some And to help you out with any problems, revisions. Revisions conforming to income tax we've designed a special pamphlet for you.Telling . changes and new estate and gift tax laws.We'd like all about the new Estate and Gift Tax Law. And to help you plan those revisions. how it affects you and your family.To get it,just call: The first thing to do is talk to your attor- Todd Ackerman,Trust Officer,at 792-7506. ney.Whether your estate plan is formalizedOr write for your pamphlet to vALLEY ATALINA or not.Review together your total financial --•Ai_..------,---. THE VALLEY NATIONAL BANK, AVINGSplan.Find out how the new law affects you NATIONAL TRUST DIVISION, P. O. BOX 71, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION personally.Then,you may want to make some BANK PHOENIX,ARIZONA 85001. Algilt" 4o` you. Natio0 onto our��aforn�a1 Bank e y Need we say more? Member FDIC Page 4,The Arizona Territorial,November 18,1976 Editorials ublisher,..' s Thanks for seeing the light r *44'4- Ina Road became a much safer trafficway last week tersection off La Canada. e. d. Jewett when signal lights were installed at the intersection of Many near misses, yes. Worse however were the - Ina and La Canada. fatal and near-fatal accidents at the corner. The Although I have absolutely no desire to enter into a signals have not been erected a moment too soon. controversy with the big papers downtown -- or with Hardly a person who traveled either or both of the Drivers can now breathe just a bit easier as they ap- their sportswriters, it must be pointed out that they • roads could not relate harrowing tales of near-misses, proach the intersection. really blew a story last week concerning the winners of or,at best, experience a sense of frustration produced County engineers deserve a pat on the back for the the Pro-Am tourney at the Tucson National Golf Club. by long waits in an effort to safely enter the in- efforts in making Ina Road safer. It's important to me for a couple of reasons that the error be rectified. But,first,a word of explanation. The boys downtown V ' Campaignof the team members who finished second finance � listed names -- a team from Cress Creek Country Club. Nowhere The U.S. Congress was in a high dudgeon over the applying to the Republican and Democratic can- could we find names of the winning team. V`atergate scandals when it passed the Election didates, but with no access to federal subsidies. He That's mean! Reform Act of 1974. It was supposed to curb the in- made barely a dent on the vote totals in the 30 states So, why am I making such a big deal? Well, first, fluence of money on federal elections,placing limits on where he was on the ballot, but the dent might have three members of the winning team are pretty good contributions and spending and giving presidential been bigger had he been competing on even terms friends. One of them,Dr.Tom Hall,is a neighbor and I candidates federal funds for their campaigns: financially with the Ford and Carter campaigns. In have personal knowledge of the blood,sweat and tears Whether it reduced the overall cost of the 1976 states where the Ford-Carter split was close,this could he put into the week-long effort to win the tournament have changed the outcome of the election. This is not to say the other three team members didn't elections must await the final tallies on campaign workequallyas longand hard as Tom, but we didn't financing. But there is evidence enough already that All across the country candidates for Congress havethis reform act needs some reform - more than it been complaining about the legalities and paperwork have to listen to their trials and tribulations all week so stemming from the new law and its inhibiting effect on it's impossible to relay any facts personally. received early this year to conform with a Supreme potential contributors. In Pennsylvania, a wealthy The grievous error has been compounded to some Court decision on constitutional questions. ndi extent because Dr. Tom has been in trainingfor the candidate for the Senate pumped $950,000 of his own We doubt if many voters found any real comfort in money into his campaign while his opponent tried to event for at least five years--long,tough years! Each the fact that$44 million of their taxes went into the fall com to under ' ' ' P year he hasputa team together, entered the tour- pe the law limiting contributions to his campaigns of Jimmy Carter and President Ford. campaign to$1,000. This was sanctioned bya Supreme nament and wound up somewhere down the list. Now, Although the two got the same amount from the U.S. Court decision - but was it fair? lo and behold,he fields the winner and doesn't even get Treasury,this produced no equality in what was spent We think the minorityview expressed byChief his name in the papers. in their campaigns. The Supreme Court has decreed P Terrible. that contributions to a candidate can be limited by law Justice Warren Burger in the Supreme Court in- terpretation of the election law was right-that severe Even though Walt Nett has a story on the event in-his but spending by individuals and committees on their limits on campaign contributions are as much an in- sports pages this week,it would only be fair,I think,to behalf cannot be. Thus there was no rein on such ef- fringement onFirst list Dr.Tom's winningteam here--which incidentally forts as the 11th-hour blitz conducted by labor g First Amendment rights as limitations on spending. The court at that time had not had the carried the banner of Tucson National. They are Al organizations on behalf of Mr. Carter. benefit of seeingthe new law in action. The issues Merz, Ben Smith and Jack Donaldson. They played with Bob Gaona who was the winnin pro for the Eugene McCarthy's campaign offers an example of clarified in this election make it a case that should be � g P what's wrong with the new system. He was trying to reopened, if not in the courts, then on the floor of tournament. mount a campaign under the same contribution limits Congress. Congratulations, fellows. You won. And now we won't have to sit around and listen to all those sad Ar stories about that three footer not dropping. g• Letter ., wv,/,fr Not fora whole year! I ik • ,,,, W [.. ] EDITOR, 4 ►- , 4 . THE TERRITORIAL 4 ig iv �,:, ,, We thought that with Nov. 2 behind us the political DEAR SIR: ► �, \\ , scene would remain r i --.,•. ,,,� \\ ',�,111 OP .quiet for a year or so. In response to Prob- Of, itp \ \ \ It was wishful thinkin . Po 40 • �' The rumors abound and the candidates are making lems abound if E.R.A. as- � ,►-i � / 4 \\\��` .P , . • -� � � ,, plans. ses." In 1973 the Arizona 1 �\ �i \ Currently,stories are circulatingin the countythat a state legislature passed an t 4 \ \\•, Omnibus bill dealing with ;,,,�� \�.:\ \-,,,,\k'.:\•-\s,. . •`� deal• was made during the campaign between ����\ \\ „ A. President-elect Carter and Morris Udall whereby sexual discrimination. Udall would be appointed to the Carter cabinet -- State laws were fed into =.'�`\` \ • „„-.. pp° theIv , , .,\ \�: \ \ •`� \\ @ 4 k probably to head the Interior Department or to another computer and necessary il • , .� ,, ` � new agency which would deal with energy and the changes were identified by `` \ \ �` -‘„,A•;,,,', \ \ ``�`� %:1/4\‘'...\ \`\� .� environment. the state legislators. :4 ,tip \ '� \ -.. ,'' This stor is bein assed as a fact of course and ;� � �� \\ \ Y gP ,Confusion did not occur �...� \ N� \ `:� ,1 ;, .\ '\ \\, � has been just the tonic needed to set the wheels in in Arizona. Other states 1 ` \ �\ °`�. ` = __ ' \\ \\ \ ���h` motion the wheels of several candidates who would have brought0 :;� \ \\\\ -\ +... O ,.�. , their laws ,� �, ".�. , ,. ..,- .>•;,, aspire to the vacant seat in the 2nd Congressional into conformity with the ,: y,�\%v .` ..; ' s - ,�• P gl •: \\\ � ,-* .,. ,�,, ,r. ., District. Equal Rights Amendment i '.t , '\�� , , \ r : �r. ;. y .,s� Several are off and running, forming committees and confusion has not oc- ,;,, ,; . v�� - ,y . 01,; -- �: 0-„.:-,'. :_ .. A .,�, .`;� _:,- • � .s, x,, '4 and talking about raising funds for the election which curred. Even if confusion , :� 'i. _ • ,A,.�.'` ,: ;,\.,, ,\ ...s.,-::.. *% - �•°''' ,e :,:• `,ti'h ` would be held 60 days after the seat is vacated by did occur, would that be •- ,�...:‘.,..4w.`� •,:;;;:•...= :fi ..�• •$,;, .•».::.,� ..�'`. �.-.�,,,.~��:_, .<ti ..�•�.: � - :�.� �: '• , * . .i,:•: �.�: ,.�y+0.xy • Udall. •` •• .'.. `. . a\\��� ..�> �i-��A •0.'~y.• . � M... �y:9 reason enough to continue ,-)-• ,” ' �` \\�\ Q4 •.�`:• ~i''. {. • `'' ���r`�`;sr .� \�. -` ti-,*.p.,`iy; . }�. fr, '�ti. fy= So, hang on friends. On topof a recall election in sexual discrimination by `� :r �' �� � �° ��```�,�� •� �+ � .:}�.�:.. :�:. 7� ��.� `� - Y,�- �.. :���� ~ 4��: f January you may have to suffer through another I think not. :- ,�, ::,-. ,, .. .� p: : law? ,.,�.; , :�--� ��� ..•-,�,:�a �.� '� i�•. .� •... v -�• : z, ��',-,\„,-,::------.44,4,_ —'� .r:.:.:• congressional scrapa couple of months later. The Equal Rights P.;� --;...'. ��.. \ g . M r Y ��, �.- -• Lti:;;. • \�\ • ����� �• ..ia But, that's democracy. Amendment is needed be- - r r ''- ii tz, +�r \ ����' :`J•'r r:�. cause the laws we now .-,"•� f;.: - - �r:� �; f` f , •...? S have are not com rehen- '�-- " :� '' '�_ •+�''" t. ...„,,r{ P �: . `� a r er Cam a � n changed and �+ , . _...�:� tA,,...„=� sive, can be � +.,y 'r •-,i V.. ”` Ick .�.! '.{'_.:: PJ a rare not able to be enforced .:.: - .� r•'= . � i:d::� k'' C::: '`v { ' {ti`` 1 0 it to the extent the need to :;-7 • attacked 1 IL H � g ''��'=``• ',..4- �, "� r vh .�1 � >r � ~ . '" be. In Arizona many of our ).4. P. ,� �,� � =s+��< '::,,..:,.;1.i.:.::5-:,'...-. .€ �� "yy'��`�` ,b .'9r laws are already sex neu- t'.., - -:�: ti ;;:r0rV - , - ., � . -$ •r .. -1~::- ::..„ :: By JEFFREY ST.JOHN In the just-concluded .�" :. ~ .may P N_'LY.�jy •J.'..... � 1. tral, however, in some • - f•i* .'... .-- r:z, f •r. . t ''� ....--,...:.41 =�` i;:,;:,..-", Co 1 presidential campaign of - . '-,•••;-z::.-.,,,•=c-of- Copley News Service states sex discrimination is f--7 '' C� {1.'` S: A0. 0.• c► �;; � . : ., WASHINGT N-- 1976, it was the idea that still written into the law. , , , ., ter• !� O True A federal constitutional •r •: ,, -..... _.i``"� .— ,- *= '4 ,.-�..„4„,00,0,0,. " to form, wrote historian Carter continued to Jimmy amendment is needed , �Ae 0 •" '= .� „rf:. : „`.1f ;,y Otto J. Scott of the French stress, as did members of }, :f f.., ,.�. :.. ., . =: ..~..1. the Democratic• oc atic Part . � _ -<.�� `: . revolution of 1789, `the Y• eliminate sex discrimina- '•' - ,„„ s �•t, Their major targetthe :> '. ,} :..:� .:..t:.n� rr�:� ~ Yds.{j .^�`�` Committee of the Public was tion for all citizens in all - y t: ,: :L.: e.'. ... ~� :w; :.:. .�t << == :1 �' "privileged r and .- � :�....r:_ : .� _:�:.:.:;. •. . . r>-a.- ���•' h.:��.�... p g rich” ,- � _ .�,�.,�..;.�... • ............ ` .:,::;:'�' .,..z$•. ��ti�: ::�:r -�.....�:- . :.. Safety began to discuss the big states. ::\:. ..,-,-4,e-- .f.,:: - _ :._ f :�>r r;.:• :• :.::::::.• :y :: : ." g - , __ , -. � ,- ' :*\ f �$`{`:`:„~.• , <: ,.-• economic problems of the business -- their historical -.���•. \':.s'�`t .mow�`�- .y' ..�t+‘v� �t3r... ♦\1 \ �.o a \�i'a.��.. � . i...:- • �.Vw``,` `-R revolution and decided counterpart found in the Dolores Smith Copley News Service privileged aristocracyof (� their roots were imbedded P g 6551 N.Camino Libby 1t ill revolutionar France who„ ,13acin the institution of rivate YTprivate ' property.” (Continued on page 5) (I dee 4tisena a i ' A •'V L MO errs c3 a Second class 7ispugepaid at Tucson,A2.Subcription Cifif motes: by mail ima County 57.30 per year;by mail C PER outside Pima County in U.S.58.50;foreign countries,S10 Association-Founded 1.115 Ng6T.L E o+10N�1o per year; single copies, 20 cents.. Advertising rates •0- 7,' Published each Thursday by TERRITORIAL PUBLISHERS,INC., available upon request. 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General Manager . 1 For Grooter Public Siorvic• I November 18, 1976,The Arizona Territorial, Page 5 Stock �. . ..._ .-, • Dea rth of Haircutters • Complete BeautyCare: Children,I dren, Men &Women investors to new Crop of • Precision Haircutting • Facials • Highlighting • Manicures By JOHN G.FORREST committee and told them ;own-hard earned money, and other exchanges will • Custom Coloring • Pedicures From an investors point that money rates would be and invested it in the future continue to move • Permanent Waving • Expert Make-up of view, the action of the eased slightly. The market of their own country. And cautiously, like a soldier `"" • Brow Arching Service stock market since election quickly responded and through no fault of their walking through a mine 8:30—4:30 Tues. --•Sat. day has not been very before trading ended for own, they have seen it field. And individuals with 297-9362 1 encouraging. In fact,it has the day, prices moved depreciate. savings will take a double 7110 N. Oracle been downright disap- higher. After a long spell in The sudden interest in look at the interest rates. pointing to manyinvestors. the doldrums, it was a gold, both shares and The major factor, Po g 4,..* * Perhaps some of the hopeful sign. metal,has seen the price of however, still remains the ;;; P that commodityincrease threat of further inflation. .::..••' •. dissolutionment can be Unfortunately, however, � �� .� *11111 traced to the new crop of it was short lived. Traders recently. It is the action of Trying to force a drop in Ito •. investors that have ap- were quick to take ad- governments forcing the unemployment by spen "Sims' . - peared during the past few vantage of the rise, with people to protect. their ding on unproductive years. Their "baptism of profit taking shooting down savings, that is a major items, is putting the fox in % � . bearishness" may take a the incipient boom. Until cause of lack of confidence. the henhouse to guard the ..•.•... •''- little time to wear off, but the funds cease liquidating Until the incoming ad- chickens. Since history as the music hall ditty some of their underlying ministration details its began--it never has at the Community - goes: "with a little bit o' shares, the public will plans, the stock market worked, and it never will! • luck," they'll make the continue to keep on the NOVEMBER 19 &20 grade. sidelines. F UCSON SYMPHONY—All Beethovan Concert Contributingto the un- NOVEMBER 19 &21 The dearth of confidence ,, surrounding the outlook is, certainty that prevails isr:sy " s "IN FASHION" — A comedy by ACT of course, a major the pressure for the United NOVEMBER 19 &20 drawback to an active States to "bail out" `. HOCKEY, stock market. For- countries that adopted " # Tucson Icemen vs Billings Blazers tunately,the daily turnover socialistic schemes. Since r; '`` ''4� NOVEMBER 19 &21 in shares has been ata low they include both England NI 3 ` ` ARIZONA DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN'S y i level, thereby indicating and Italy,with France on a z� ' , M CRAFT MARKET .y_..,2,,, , that the fund operators are stand-by basis, Germany ''=r. NOVEMBER 22 also shy when it comes to and Japan have also been r f JERRY JEFF WALKER SHOW being confident in the asked to help out. - • •. NOVEMBER 24-28 future. There are a great » " CUSTOM VEHICLE SHOW It was Armistice Day number of people who do GI FTS—STATIONERY CARDS ' BOX OFFICE HOURS: when Arthur Burns, not agree with the ' Main Box Office Eastside City Hall HOUSEWARES— PAINT— HARDWARE Mon Sat 10t66 Mon-Fri10to4:30pm Chairman of the Federal "begging for alms" Reserve Board, appeared routine. They are people Ft.Huachuca No Chucks Accepted Within 7 Days of Showdate FIREPLACE SCREENS,ACCESSORIES 10111 - before a Congressional who saved some of their open daily'til 6—Sunday 11 to 4 Tues thru Sat 12-5pm EI Con Tues thru Sat 10 Spm Davis Monthan 7113 N. Oracle Rd. 297-0802 Tues thru Fri 11 4:30pm vim Dial-A-Ticket La Popular 882-8626 • - CASAS ADOBES SHOPPING PLAZA Nogales For Ticket Information CMon thru Sat 10•6pm 791-4266 ar eras rig (Continued from page 4) seats in January hold like businessmen today, convictions and ideas that were made the scapegoats have no relationship to the for all the ills of French American Revolution of society. liberty, but they do bear a The parallel between the striking similarity to the Take advantage postelection period of 1976 French revolutionaries. and France, 1789, can be The Democratic Party, found if one reads Scott's for example, made it clear "Robespierre: The Voice in its platform that its of the lowest estate of Virtue" (Mason- "new" economic program Charter, N.Y., 1974), in would tax and control the which he describes the role private business sector on i of the French National the grounds that this would Assembly. Then compare help cure the chronic it to the coming makeup of economic problems. Its taxes lathe country. the U.S. Congress. proposals for income On Nov. 10 for example, redistribution bear a n z. Congress reconvened after striking similarity to what "Eq ;..: the November presidential was proposed in France R�zo $100.000 I :.L P r1fs.'•.:•:-- election in the "lame. after 1789,and are justified ca •150.000A�''t'r'~ r�: duck second session. It on much the same f h° ` ..- r' � r rr Y`'r••: will duringthis rounds to save the /°Fad 3 2 4� (/� rr:: •-::•----,...-:rr:••::r::. ::•r c° .D � "-V �� - •'� :�:..:.•:-....:;,..::•,,, ••':'; . period g o° •moo _• , speaker of the United States, as it was '°°do •°'D0 $ r :.:f'`�•�• r�: elect a new co,c '� � ����%�:��Y�:�:=:�:f O fj r�r�: House Re Thomas allegedly to save France, ne�-''cLt 60f0 °° 35 $ j 2 `:.::r Rep. (Tip) g Y �� a °0 0°0 rf � .200 .2 •000, �.. O'Neill, to replace retiringfrom financial chaos. And °'s3�5 •6ao 9� $ 996 .0, A lot of people who 2' •2qo 00enjoy the pleasures speaker, Carl Albert. the instrument for 'nd'ana ,.2 104 '°01D 2. Aft ' 65 3? In O'Neill one finds a achieving such an end in i°,� °° 6Q 2805 64500 '2o X .. of Arizona life are miss- political leader at the head France was the French '460 010 ,96 ,22,5 144.4 f, in"out on one more of a coalition of liberal and National Assembly. A'dssach�se 1.950 5'964 j °° 6g '16, very important advantage: 'S r,ti"f h r Arizona equals the lowest leftwing congressmen who "Behind the words that M;ch19an t 8 '0,050 4.460 206.4 ,r, poured in a glittering9° 29.2-5o 925 3846° 0!0r q have made it clear,like the �;nne 2? 74030 0 rf x estate and/or inheritance radicals in the French flood," wrote Scott of the. sot• oo �� 334 6925° 1°4a6o r National Assembly after French revolution, "some Msso��; 2�6 •,0° o '49 tax base in the nation. 1789, the ills of society can rather interesting realities ,yew J ° ,22 26.7 90,° •250:i s were beingweighed in the eF •500 ° 6 '9 ,;:ice ime or winter resi- %J;rJ only be cured by the s y .-° 4zt '•870 ,j Th part-t' AI progressive abolition of balance. One issue, and eu, o ,•600 6.800 '60 at ° ,7 , �6 '6.9, .:: dent who divides his residency wealth and privilege by one that lay very close to oh;° �3ao 6.60° °� 4 ° ,62between Arizona and another ending through legislative the core of the revolution, o�� ?.800 '9 00 46°0 •'60At' ` state will conserve a greater edict, private ownership of centered on the immense ah° a 2,2,° '9 -S3 104 60 lands and estates of the oFe9on 29 8.550 •800 '6o0 ° portion of his estate by establish- property in the name of the so 5� '4' people. nobility, representing penes ,,8Uo 2?940 •80° j 4600 . ::_�:: ing hisrlegal residence in Arizona. esitiThe second session of the almost half the private real 1 an;a '2s 9,,,)..5 2,9> 5,83© 46 800 94th lame duck Congress is estate of France." To find out more about Arizona's 6•°0° 25. 64•�� !2?63° likely to produce, as �`asn; '5.000 •+ 's s r favorable estate tax structure,contact O'Neill takes over,a period In postelection year 1976, �.9t°'' 500 j°.o 'S•X25 44000 c�,5, �s1 2350 4.°° °° 6 ,,j Trust Officer Jim Cleary at 792-5513. of propaganda attacking the U.S. counterpart is the 13 ,250 00 '�5 : `` business. The continued large corporations and j 7 .850 0 1 He is eager to serve you in Tucson domination of Congress byprivate business in Tablekis, Jr36.js ji 00 2°°°° with thorough,expert handlingof your interests. .,�5 0 9 the Democratic Party,with And like the French prop do,,a `1,)195 86350 '��o trust and estate needs. O'Neill as its head in the radicals in the National e'TY'n thw'dowor 54.E 166 jj House, makes it virtually Assembly, the modern-day e a,�o w'cla ys 0 :: :: certain that the nation, American radicals mean to �''t'�d;�er yea `?`''9s :` without realizing it, will be enact a program of aced.e9''9perso following the path of the regulation and control of grow,Y to twa' French revolution of 1789, private enterprise. ch''dre o n. ironically as the country Thus one can glimpse - has just celebrated the that an historic power shift . Bicentennial of the has taken place. While our - eted an NATIONAL FIRST Declaration of In- attention was riveted BANK QF ARIZONA _. KEt�1{!!t f p I(••i[ttER•11 KEskft�E WO,dependence. the presidential election, For O'Neill and his band the real power to control r• You'll be happier banking First class. of radical liberals and the nation's future has leftists who will take their shifted to the Congress. Page 6, The Arizona Territorial,November 18, 1976 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Doneaux, if she be living, her for the following sums and amounts: ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION owned by t' -lefendants, P.J. Each issued and outstanding Article XIII a.F unknown heirs and devisees if she be PRINCIPAL S17,500.00 PIONEER TILE&CARPET,INC.OF Bursey and • y M. Bursey, share of common stock will entitle The duration of this corporatiot dead;SAGUARO ELECTRIC,INC., INTEREST AT 8's PER 493.12 husband and t, to be sold to the holder thereof to one(1)vote on shall be perpetual. an Arizona corporation; CENT from 6-22-74 to 10-22-74 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE satisfy the Writ of General any matter submitted to a vote or for Pub. The Arizona Territorial PRESTON INSULATION AND INTEREST AT 9's PER 3,330.60 PRESENTS: Execution,and said property being the consent of Shareholders. November 11, 18,25, 1976 ROOFING SERVICE IN- CENT from 10-22-74 to 10-22.76 (732 That we,the undersigned,having more particularly described as Lot Subject to the terms and Reg: David Medoff CORPORATED, an Arizona corp- da) purpose associated ourselves together for the 15 in Block 8 of El'Cortez Heights,a provisions of this Article, and at oration; NICHOLAS PLUMBING FORECLOSURE 37.75 purpose of forming a corporation subdivision of Pima County, such time as different classes of CONTRACTOR, INC.; PHILLIP REPORT under and by virtue of the laws of the PUBLIC NOTICE CHAVEZ PLASTERING, INC.; ATTORNEYS'FEES 1,700.00 State of Arizona, hereby adopt the Arizona. shares may be authorized by the following Articles of Incorporation: Now,Therefore,�I will on the 9th Articles of Incorporation,the Board ARIZONA GLASS & MIRROR COSTS 128.66 t day of December,1 76,at the hour of of Directors is authorized to provide NOTICE OF COMPANY, INC:; CIMMARRON ADVANCES BY 537.13 That the name of the corporation 10:00 o'clock a.m.,at the East door from time to time for the issuance of TRUSTEE'S SALE PROPERTIES COMPANY, a gen PLAINTIFF ;has he Pioneer Tile&Carpet, Inc. of the County Court House in the City. authorized but unissued shares and The following legally described eral partnership;JOHN DOE, �inft .t� principal place of business of Tucson,County of Pima,State of to fix from time to time before trust property will be sold,pursuant Defendants. 23,727.26 Arizona,sell all the right,title,in- issuance the designation, to the No.C339102 PLUS INTEREST ON ALL SUMS Ghali be Tucson. Arizona,but other power of sale under that off:-_,.., may be established and teres(, claim and demand of the preferences,privileges, and voting certain Deed of Trust recorded in SUMMONS ADJUDGED DUE FROM 10-22-76 above named defendants in and to powers of the shares of each Docket 5121 at THE STATE OF ARIZONA TO: (Date of Judgment)AT THE RATE •,ainained within or outside ofpage 523 thereof, in OF 9 z PERCENT PER YEAR the above described real property to issuance of stock and the restric THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE ,, Ar IOn a at such places as the Boardthe office of the County Recorder of the highest bidder at public auction tions or qualifications thereof, in- NAMED,AND EACH OF THEM UNTIL PAID IN FULL. of D rectors may designate and Pima County, Arizona, at public of D i1 tors sof stockholders and for cash in lawful money of the eluding, without limiting the YOU,AND EACH OF YOU,ARE Together with a foreclosure of the auction to the highest bidder,at the United States. generality of the foregoing, the HEREBY SUMMONED, and re- Mortgage lien of the Plaintiff directors may be held office of Cusick,Watkins,Stewart& Dated this 26 day of October,1976. following: 709 Valley National quired to appear and defend in the against the Defendants,and each of II William C.Cox,S A. The serial designation and Harris, above entitled action, in the above them, in the above entitled action, tea. the incorporators are Sheriff of Pima Countyauthorized number of shares; Building,2 East Congress, Tucson, ti'E L V 1 N BYRGE, 9930 East Arizona 85701, in Pima County, entitled Court, within TWENTY upon the following described real By Sgt.L.K.Huff,144 B.The dividend rate,the date or PAYS, exclusive of the day of property,'to-wit: Potomac Place, Tucson, Arizona, Arizona, on December 6, 1976, at Deputy dates on which such dividends shallservice, after service of this Sum- Lot 73, TWIN LAKES,according 10:00 o'clock,a.m.,of said and THOMAS HASSEY, 6035 East Pub. The Arizona Territorial be payable,and the extent to which day: to the plat of record in the offfice of Lot 15, Block 11, ALVERNON mons upon you if served within the Sit Cristobal, Tucson,Arizona. Novmeber 4, 11, 18, 1976 such dividends shall be cumulative; HEIGHTS,according to the plat of State of Arizona,or within THIRTY the Pima County Recorder,in Book Reg: Merchant, Lohse & Bloom, C. The amount or amounts to be DAYS, exclusive of the day of 17 of Maps,page 70,and Consents to III The purpose for which this cor Attys. received by the holders in the event record in the office of the Pima service,if served without the State Dedication recorded in Docket 2266, of voluntary or involuntary County Recorder,in Book 8 of Maps Page 467,468,469,470 and 471. ',oration is organized is the trap at page 91. of Arizona, and you are hereby NOW,THEREFORE,I will,on the saction of any or all lawful business dissolution or liquidation of the Said sale will be made for cash notified that incase you fail so to do, for whh corporations may be in corporation; 3rd day of December, 1976, at the coroorated under the laws of the PUBLIC NOTICE (payable at the time of sale), but judgment by default will be D. The price or prices at which y, rendered against you for the relief hour of 10:00 a.m.,at the East door amended of Arizona. as they may be without covenant or warrant shares may be redeemed and any of the new Pima County Courts from time to time, and _ - = express or implied,regarding title, demanded in the complaint. terms, conditions, and limitations Building in the City of Tucson, ' possession or encumbrances,to pay The names and address of plaint- specifically but not in limitation - upon such redemption; County of Pima, State of Arizona, nar.thereof, the IN THE SUPERIOR COURT G; the remainingiff's attorneys purpose of designing, THE STATE OF ARIZONA E.Any sinking fund provisions for Note(s)secured by the said Deed of LANG, are STR E ICH, sell all the right,title,interest,claim n a�.ufacturinq, installing, WEEKS, - CARDON & and demand of the above named redemption or purchase of shares of Trust,interest on advances,if any, r e m o v i n IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of FRENCH,2100 First National Bank g, repairing, inspecting, such series; Defendants: JIMMY D.HART and buying,selling,entering PIMA fees, charges and expenses of the Plaza, 100 West Washington, handling,soliciting, F. The terms and conditions, if KARLA J.HART,husband and wife, bidding for, into, ann HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Trustee and of the Trust created by Phoenix,Arizona 85003. LOAN ASSOCtATION,acor corporation any,on which shares may be con as a community and individually; Performing Ing contracts for the in Po said Deed of Trust. Pub.The Arizona Territorial formerly known as TUCSON verted at the election of the holders STEWART TITLE & TRUST OF stalling and furnishing of carpeting thereof into shares of capital stock, Name of Trustor named in said Deed October 28,Novmeber 4,11,18,1976 TUCSON, an Arizona corporation, and tile, and all matters kindrea F EDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN of Trust: R Streich,Lang,Weeks, Cardon or of other series of stock of the �= under Trust No.0284;SAN XAVIER thereto. ASSOCIATION, RAY F.SANCHEZ &Pench A DIVISION corporation. ROCK&MATERIALS, Iv. Plaintiff, PREEMPTIVE RIGHTS. The and - OF UNION ROCK & MATERIALS The corporation shall have vs' holders from time to time of the MARY ANN SANCHEZ CORPORATION, an Arizona cor- authority to issue one•million shares LELAND K. SEBRING and SUSAN common stock of the corporation 4119 East 27th Street PUBLIC NOTICE poration; HART CONSTRUCTION of common stock, par value one E. SEBRING, husband and wife; shall have preemptive rights as to Tucson,Arizona COMPANY, a corporation; (51.00) dollar per share. JOHN DOES 1 10:JANE DOES 1 10; the common stock then or thereafter DATED: August 27, 1976. Superior Court of STEWART TITLE & TRUST OF V ABC CORPORATIONS 1-10; XYZ HUGH W.STEWART, The State of Arizona TUCSON an Arizona corporation; COMPANIES I ES 1 10; GOVERN authorized to be issued. No as Trustee TUCSON, an affairs of the corporation shall resolution of the Board of Directors In and For the County MARY C. HART, former wife of he c tors,ted try a Board of MENTAL ENTITIES 1 10; authorizing the issuance of stock to By Hugh W.Stewart Of Maricopa Jimmy D.Hart,in the to the above Directors, consisting of three ;3f UNKNOWN HEIRS OF ANY OF which suchpreemptive rights shall ss Bowest Corporation, a corporation, described real property to the n=embers,and such officers as the THE FOREGOING, IF attach may require that such rights COUNTY OF PIMA Plaintiff, highest bidder at public auction for directors may elect or appoint The DECEASED; PARTIES IN to be exercised within less than 90 The foregoing instrument was vs. cash in lawful money of the United directors shall be elected each year POSSESSION OF SAID days acknowledged before me this 27 day William T. Stanley and Mary E. State of America. at the annual stockholder's r`�eetit �. PREMISES, of August, 1976, by HUGH W. Stanley, STOCK RIGHTS AND OPTIONS. his wife; Pioneer National DATED this 26th day of October, MELVIN B Y R G F JOANNE Defendants. STEWART. Title Insurance Company, Trustee, The corporation may issue rights1976. BYRGE, and TtheHOi HASSEY, NO.162387 and options to purchase shares of Linda Fulginzi a corporation;Associates Financial WILLIAM C.COX,Sheriff NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S shall constitute the !_ �.t Hoard of Notary Public Services Com SALE stock of the corporation to directors, Company of Arizona, Inc. By Sgt.L.K.Huff 144 Directors to serve until their suc officers, or employees of the cor- My Commission Expires: July 6, aka Model Financial Associates Deputy NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 1977 p Pub. The Arizona Territorial -_essors are elected and qualified at poration or of any affiliate thereof, Corporation of Arizona, under and by virtue of a Writ of approval or Pub. The Arizona Territorial Beneficiary; Montgomery Ward & November 4, 11, 18, 1976 the first annual stockholder's and no shareholder •��eeting. Special Execution and Order of SaleOctober 28,November 4,11,18, 1976 Company, Incorporated; Term Reg: Molloy, Fickett & issued out of the Superior Court of ratification of any such issuance of Req; Cusick, Watkins, Stewart & plan Re Robertson, VI rights and options shall be required. Pima, Inc. No. 2; CBM of Arizona, Jones, P.C. DONN S. ALPERT, Esq.. whose the State of Arizona,in and for the_ Harris Inc. a corporation; Adair Funeral Article V po ation, address is 15 West Washington County of Pima,on the 27th day of STATUTORY AGENT. The game Home aka Central Funeral Home; Street. Tucson, Arizona, 85701,and Oct.,1976,and to me,as Sheriff,duly PUBLIC NOTICE Doctors Business Bureau, a cor- PUBLIC NOTICE directed and delivered in the above and address of the initial statutory poration; Doe I through Doe V, who has been a bona fide resident of entitled action,that agent is David Medoff 3951 S. Arizona for more than three (3) Country Club Rd.,Tucson,Arizona. Defendants. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF years, is hereby appointed and WHEREAS, on the 22nd day of iN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF No.C340030 THE STATE OF ARIZONA October, 1976Plaintiff, HOME, Article VI THE STATE OF ARIZONA SUMMONS designated the Statutory Agent for FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN BOARD OF DIRECTORS. The IN AND FOR THE the corporation. ASSOCIATION, a corporation, initial Board of Directors shall IN AND FOR THE To The Above Named Defendants: COUNTY OF PIMA VII. consist of three (3) directors. COUNTY FO PIMA You are hereby summoned and FAIRBURY INVESTMENTS,INC-, The private property of the formerly known as TUCSON In re the Marriage of required to appear and defend in the FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN The persons who are to serve until an Arizona corporation, stockholders, and directors, and the first annual meetingHEAL WILKINS, above entitled action, in the above Plaintiff, officers of the corporation shall be ASSOCIATION,herein recovered a of Petitioner entitled court, within TWENTY- Judgnient in the Superior Court of shareholders or until their suc forever exempt from its debts or DAYS,exclusive of the dayvs. the State of Arizona, in and for the cessors are elected and qualify are: and of ser JULIA E.ATHEY and JOHN DOE obligations. OLLIE L.WILKINS vice,after service of this summons ATHEY,man and wife;PAUL DER County of Pima, against the David Medoff 4121 N. Via Nueva, Respondent. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, weTucson, Arizona 85718; John Tully p upon you,if served within the State have hereunto set our hands this 6th Defendants,LELAND K SEBRING OHANESSIAN, in place of JOHN 3445 N. Fiesta Del Sol W., Tucson, CASE NO.014423 of Arizona, and within THIRTY and SUSAN E SEBRING,formerly SUMMONS DAYS,exclusive of the day of ser- DOE 1;The Unknown Heirs of any of day of October, 1976. husband and wife for the following, Arizona 85718; Donald Medoff 4664 the above named parties if they be MELVIN BYRGE sums and amounts E.Camino de Oro,Tucson,Arizona (DOMESTIC RELATIONS) vice,if served without the State of deceased, THOMAS HASSEY 85718. THE STATE OF ARIZONA TO THE Arizona,and you are hereby notified Defendants. STATE OF ARIZONA PRINCIPAL 523,400.00ABOVE-NAMES RESPONDENT: that in case you fail so to do, INTEREST AT 7percent 51,063.58 The number of persons to serve on OLLIE L.WILKINS judgment by default will be ren No.158858 ss. from 3-1-76 to 10-22.76 1237 da s) the Board of Directors shall-be fixedNOTICE OF GENERAL COUNTY OF PIMAY by the By-laws. Respondent's name dered against you for the relief EXECUTION On this 6th day of October, 1976, FORECLOSURE REPORT 591.00Unknown demanded in the complaint. ATTORNEY'S FEES $250.00 MANAGEMENT. The business SALE OF REAL PROPERTY at- before me,the undersigned Notary street address The name and address of the at- Public, personally appeared C05T5 570 75 and affairs of the corporation shall NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tucson,Arizona torney for plaintiff is: MELVIN BYRGE, known to me to 524,875.33 be managed by the Board of in obedience to the Writ of General Directors. City and State Hughes & Hughes, P.C., by Coit I. LESS BALANCE IN IMPOUND Hughes Execution issued by the above en- be the person whose name is sub ACCOUNT $131.12 So long as the total number of GREETINGS, you are hereby titled Court and in the above entitled scribed to the foregoing Articles of Summoned and required to appear 1501 North Seventh Street, $24,744 21 shareholders is less than five(5),the cause,which Writ and the Judgment Incorporation, and acknowledge business shall be managed by the and defend in the above entitled Phoenix,Arizona 85006 described therein by reference that he executed the same for the PLUS INTEREST AT THE RATE Domestic Relations action, in this Telephone: 252-8001 OF 7 percent PER ANNUM ON ALL shareholders. thereto are incorporated herein, purposes therein expressed. QUORUM. A Quorum at a Court,within 20 days after service of Given under my hand and the seal commands me to sell,and I will sell, IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have AM O t.J N T S ADJUDGED O U E this Summons and Petition for Dis• of the Superior Court of the State of FROM 1022.76 (date of Judgment) meeting of the Board of Directors Arizona in and for the said County subject to the right of redemption in hereunto set my hand and official shall consist of three directors. solution of Marriage upon you, if such case made and provided by seal UNTIL PAID IN FULL. VOTING REQUIRED. The of served within the State of Arizona, this 7th day of October 1976. SANDY RECORD Together with a foreclosure 'he statute,at public auction,all of the firmative vote of all of the Board of exclusive of the date of service. Wilson D.Palmer Notary Public Mortgage lien of the PI- ..iff right,title,interest,claim and lien against the efendants,and E of Directors votingat a meetingat if direct service is made upon you, Clerk of the'Court My Commission Expires February which the parties named in said ith which a quorum is present shall be withoutthe State of Arizona,service By T.Rubin Judgment had or have in and to the 4, 1980. them, in th above entitled action, required for any act of the Directors. is complete when made and you are Deputy Clerk STATE OF ARIZONA upon the following described real real property hereinafter described, I Article VII required to appear and defend with- Pub. The Arizona Territorial .property,to wit: October 28,November 4,11,18,1976 and from the proceeds of said sale, ss. INCORPORATORS. The in- in 30 days of such service,exclusiveto satisfy said Judgment in favor of COUNTY OF PIMA Lot 26 in Block 11 of the Resub of the date of service. Req: Hughes &Hughes, P.C. Division of the amended Plat of Raycorporators of the corporation are: the judgment creditor therein On this 6th day of October, 1476, 1. David Medoff 4121 N. Via If service is made upon you by named,in the total judgment sum of before me,the undersigned Notary Subdivision, a Subidvision of Pima Nueva, Tucson,Arizona 85718 Registered Mail,without the State of 5330.04---together with accrued and THOMAS Public, personally appeared Vial)oCounty, Arizona, according to the 2.John Tully 3445 N.Fiesta Del Sol Arizona,service is complete 30 days PUBLIC NOTICE accruing interest and costs since the THOMAS HASSEY,known to nig•to Viae or Plat thereof of record in the Arizona 85718 after the date of filing of the date of entry of said Judgment.. office of the CountyRecorder of W Tucson, be the person whose name is sub All powers, duties and res Registered Mail Receipt and Affi scribed to the foregoing Articles of Pitta County,Arizona,in Book 22 oPon IN THE SUPERIOR OF The sale will be held at the East Incorporation, and acknowledge Maps rind Plats at Page 37 thereof. sibilities of the incorporators shall davit of Service with this Court. THE STATE OF ARIZONA door of the new Pima County court that he executed the same for the NO , THEREOF, I will,on the cease at the time of the delivery of If service is made upon you by IN AND FOR THE House,also sometimes known as the these Articles of Incorporation to the Publication, service is complete 30 main entrance of said Court House, purposes therein expressed. 3rd c:a•i of December, 1976, at the COUNTY OF PIMA IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hour at 10'00 o'clock, a.m., at the Arizona Corporation Commission days after the date of first public HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND in Tucson Pima County,Arizona,on East door of the new Pima County hereunto set my hand and official for filing. ation. LOAN ASSOCIATION, a cor- Dec.6,1976 at the hour of 10:00 a.m. seal. Courts in the City of Tuc- Article VIII In order to appear and defend,you poration, formerly TUCSON to sell the following described real son, county Building of Pima, State of DEPLETION FROM CAPITAL must file a proper response to the FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN propertyto the highest bidder: Sandy Record Y 9 Notary Public son,Arizona.sell all the right,title, in- RESERVES AND REDUCTION OF Petition for Dissolution of Marriage ASSOCIATION,a corporation, Lot 7of Panorama Estates"A"as terc'st. -1aim and demand of the DEFICITS. The corporation may in writing with the Clerk of this court Plaintiff, per map or plat filed of record in My Commission Expires February apply any part or all of its capital accompanied by the necessary filing 4, 1980.. above named Defendant (s): p vs. Book 8 of maps and plats at page 40 Pub. The Arizona Territorial LELAND K.SEBRING and SUSAN surplus to the reduction of fee, within the required time. JIMMY D. HART and KARLA J. thereof,in the office of the County November 4, 11, 18, 1976 E.SEBRING,formerly husband and elimination of any deficit arising Failure to so appear and defend,as HART, husband and wife, as a Recorder, Pima County, Arizona. k,q Alpert & Fein, Attys. wife in and to the above described from losses,however incurred, but required,may result in a judgment community and individually; DATED: Oct.27, 1976 • real property to the highest bidder at only after first eliminating the by default being rendered against STEWART TITLE & TRUST OF SHERIFF OF PIMA COUNTY public auction for cash in lawful earned surplus, if any,of the cor- you for the specific relief demanded TUCSON, an Arizona corporation, ARIZONA poration by applying such losses in the Petition for Dissolution of under Trust No.0284;SAN XAVIER By Sgt.L.K.Huff 144 PUBLIC NOTICE money of the United States of America. against the earned surplus and only Marriage. ROCK&MATER IALS,A DIVISION Deputy Sheriff to the extent that such losses exceed You are required by law to serve a OF UNION ROCK & MATER IALS Pub.The Arizona Territorial DATED this 29 day of October, the earned surplus,if any. copy of any response upon your CORPORATION, an Arizona cor- November 4, 11, 18, 1976 In the Superior Court of 1976. Article IX spouse (petitioner) and such re- poral ion; HART CONSTRUCTION Req: Jerome&Gibson, P.C. The State of Arizona WILLIAM C.COX INDEMNIFICATION OF sponse should be addressed as COMPANY, a corporation; in and For the County of Pima SHERIFF OF PIMA COUNTY DiRECTORSANDOFFICERS. The follows: STEWART TITLE & TRUST OF Tucson Telco Federal Credit Union, BY SGT.L.K.HUFF 144 corporation shall indemnify any Neal Wilkins TUCSON, an Arizona corporation; PUBLIC NOTICE a corporation. DEPUTY person who incurs expenses by Petitioner's name MARY C. HART, former wife of Plaintiff, Pub. The Arizona Territorial reason of the fact he or she is or was 5200 N.Silverbell Rd. Jimmy D.Hart;UN KNOWN HEIRS In the Superior Court of vs. 4, 11, 18, 1976 an officer or director of the cor- Tucson,Arizona 85705 OF ANY DECEASED DEFEN- The State of Arizona Req: Re P.J. Bursey and Mary M. Bursey, Req: Robertson, Molloy, Fickett & poration. This indemnification shall City and State DANTS; PARTIES IN In and For the County of Pima husband and wife. Jones P.C. be mandatory in all circumstances GiVEN UNDER MY HAND AND POSSESSION OF SAID In the Matter of the Estate of An- Defendants. in which indemnification is No.160450 per- THE SEAL of the Superior Court of PREMISES; JOHN DOES 1• thony J. Daley, Deceased. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE milted by law. the State of Arizona in and for the 10; JANE DOES 1-10; ABC COR- No.P-3062 Notice is hereby given that under PUBLIC NOTICE Article X said County,this 21st day of October, PORATIONS 1-10; XYZ COM- NOTICE TO CREDITORS REPURCHASE OF SHARES. 1976. PANIES 1-10, Notice is Hereby Given that the and by virtue of a Writ of General The Board of Directors may,from NORMA M.FELIX Defendants. undersigned is the attorney for the Execution issued out of the Superior Article of Incorporation Court of Pima County, Arizona,on time to time,cause the corporation CLERK OF THE NO.158540 Of to purchase its own shares to the SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S personal representative of this the 28th day of July,1976,and to me. Apache Industries Inc. estate. All persons having claims as Sheriff duly directed ann, extent of the unreserved and By:Yolanda Bonillas SALE Article I unrestricted earned and capital against the estate are required to delivered in the above entitled ac NAME. The name of the tor- pial Deputy Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, present their claims within four surplus of the corporation. under and by virtue of a Writ of months after the date of the first tion. poration is APACHE INDUSTRIES Article XI Pub.The Arizona Territorial Special Execution and Order of Sale publication of this notice or the Whereas,on the 7th day of July, INC. plaintiff, Tucson Telco October 28,November 4,11,18,1976 issued out of the Superior Court of 1976, the Article 11 ' DIVIDENDS. The Board of p claims will be forever barred. Directors mayReq: Neal Wilkins Federal Credit Union,a corporation, PURPOSE. The authorize the the State of Arizona,in and for the presented to the recovered a judgment in the purpose for Claims must be which the corporation is organized is payment of dividends to the holders County of Pima,on the 25th day of undersigned attorney at 220 East of shares of any class of stock October,1976,and to me,as Sheriff, Speedway Boulevard, Tucson, Superior Court of Pima County. the transaction of any or all lawful Arizona, against the defendants, payable in shares of any other class. PUBLIC NOTICE business for which duly directed and delivered in the Arizona 85705. corporations may Article XII above entitled action,that Dated: October 26, 1976. P.J. Bursey and Mary M. Bursey, be incorporated under the laws of PROVISIONS RELATING TO WHEREAS, on the 22nd day of husband and wife, for the sum of the state of Arizona,as they may be HenryZipf S1,303.49,together with the rate of SHAREHOLDERS. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF Oct., 1976, Plaintiff, HOME y p amended from time to time. THE STATE OF ARIZONA Attorney for Personal interest thereon at the rate of 6 QUORUM. A quorum at a FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Article III Representative meetingIN AND FOR THE of shareholders shall ASSOCIATION, a corporation, percent per annum from the 7th day INITIAL BUSINESS. The cor- Pub. The Arizona Territorial of July,1976,until paid;and further, consist of a majority of the shares .COUNTY OF MAR formerly TUCSON FEDERAL poration initially intends to conduct WESTERN SAVINGS AND LOAN November 4, 11, 18, 1976 errs the sum of S350.00 attorney's fees the business of manufacturing and entitled to vote, represented in ASSOCIATION, an Arizona AVINGS AND LOAN Req: Zipf, Richey, Leiber &Hen- and Court costs in the sum of$37.60, marketingresidential-type person or by proxy. corp.-P- ASSOCIATION, a corporation, Berson,Att ype building VOTING REQUIRED. The of oration, herein recovered a Judgment in the ys. together with interest thereon at the materials. firmative vote of the holders of a Plaintiff Superior Court of the Statef rate of 8 percent per annum from the Article IV vs. o day of December,1976(the date of AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. The majority of the stock of the cor- Arizona, in and for the County of Di 884-9555 ROBERT G. sale)until paid;and for such other corporation shall have the authorit poration present and voting at a DONEAUX, if be Pima, against the Defendants, he Y meeting at which a quorum is living, his unknown heirs and JIMMY D. HART and KARLA 4. for Visitor amounts for costs and accruing to issue 100 shares of common stock, present shall be required for any act devisees if he be dead;ADRIAN I. HART,formerly husband and wife, costs. and that the real property without par value. . . . . - . . Of the*shareholcfer�s. ,, , . DONEAUX,'wife-of. *Robert-fes.` as mInformation! I-connunity and-individuallY.� November 18, 1976,The Arizona Territorial, Page 7 Women in crisis: Restaurant • Resort Having a good day 44:14 Ray & Millie Harm's 11P . Ili Women need social okay" and which things do who push your “off- organizations, ns said Alice not. Then structure your button, structure your A 5 organizatio Smith, MSW, at a recent day so that enough of the contact with them. Suburban Woman's Club former are balanced with Before dinner (when you ,. talk at Levy's Fiesta the latter to keep you have to see the teen family BRAvE BuLL Room. looking -forward to members) spend time with A counselor specializing something. people you like so you'll be in women over 35, Ms. If,for example, cleaning "up," in good spirits for Smith said that "most of makes you feel rotten and unpleasantness. the women we see (in snarly (definitely "not And as for dinner itself, counseling) are not in- okay") intersperse it with simplify its preparation as AN OLD FASHIONED volved in social activities that do make you much as possible. Women enjS ,/ ,G„� feelgood, such as lun- who slave over dinner all i...y. r • organizations," or in -•. THANKSGIVING DINNER anthin else that gets cheons with friends. That's day when dinner time °`� o� anything them in contact with others why no woman should feel is invariably the horror m. a outside the house on a guilty about her club hour in their household,are va�?`r`.� • served in our love) andgracious re ular basis. "These luncheon meetings, said asking for it. a , Y g feel isolated, out of Ms. Smith. For women who feel they 6-4.,4 �*' '•' •womend more than social i l'A- � settingfeaturingtradional turketouch. nee •= �/ A big problem with The same tactic can organizations, Ms. Smith -- fa'N women near or over 40 is a work with people who recommended "Second •`--#%s'_ .••,�° plus our f l l menu s nagging let down make you feel good and Forty Survival" groups, of ,i , , feeling. "A woman gets to those who don't, said Ms. the kind now being given at 5‘ .'k4;4(.'61 from noon to 8pm. Smith. If you can't avoid the Wetmore Girls'Club on r-111 �"=' be 40, and realizes she's attained all her goals. She some of the people (like, the Northside. Call 887-9489 -r-�,� -�� has her marriage, her say, teenage offspring) for information. •0,-,L..,....•. glbofr �/ children her home." �'�' *.'�'• �� 0 Yet this woman still finds 1 i i . . -�;i„t;,�,, �t'7',� L:a� herself wondering,"Is it all a O e r"e v i e w ° f-- worth it? Are these things . ,� .�: 3 • really what I want?" ; . ,(,?.; • Co C a�l Lounge To ask such questions is BY BETSY LEACOCK amazement, a complete normal at any stage of life, mystery unfolds before his Cg,• " L,.� • said Ms. Smith. "I worked A trashy mystery writer ..off,, very eyes and every Now serv�n all ur so hard to et m Masters named McGee is given the • 4 g Y "only" key to Baldpate. possible character and ����,�i`� Degree-then found myselfcliche darts in and out of wondering whyall my McGee (played fan- Baldpate. Of ours �tt4t�; • � p e. course eachav o r� e r n s. problems weren't solved tastically by Fred Tower) character has the "only" *6-r...:-Ew when I got it." is to spend the following 24 key. ©% 'Z When the "is this all hours at the eerie mountain• This melodramatic s f . , ...�'�(�; there is" uestions come, inn trying to win a wager o ned Nov. H but will be -" ' --i 9 that he can write a com- Pe •J -*'11: r ftQ ow Q e n that's the time to sit down shown again Nov. 19-21 at . _ o r u n c and evaluateyour life ob- plete mystery in just _24 g oL-� the Osaspe Theatre in the U o- jectively, said Ms. Smith. hours. (Hence the title, of a Student Union Center. @Ni elltrii5 Seven Keys to Bald- Decide from topm .Decide for instance, Curtain time is 8 p.m. ,o O ti.._ things g pate."). •which you do during Tickets,$2,are available at ©".:0›,175 the day make you "feel But to McGee's the door. •o% '' 1��' @o", ." • GoUrmet6‘ 6 '''''' ���.... ���i - V.. .-41.,*A-33 ,,. from 5 OOto 10 00 pm ■ E i , _ , C 0 N i ,... (+,e),-. ,..-„dim; �'.�'r''rt ,� ..• , ,, .....� ,. .. @,,o�^�� , • Liveentertainmenton PRESENTSS.r; .i i ii \ A ,. ©N.O>rzez tx-, , to ,i/*47��• weekendsforyoUrdining and „,„ �� : ▪ • t..�.1 -''' ,.÷,ib'-'1 p'easure■ANNOUNCES f' ll ,_,-... .54. --� @,.% PfG,ffk--. \A1 _ ., . 4,-. ,,..„,, . .--- .�.-_ �t „A 6w44.(51, , el 5, IP el”' g %.,,,, 4,,, .@ it":‘...4. Pi ,----,\'-\ a'ril i'S‘"i, i , , Santa s 43-,H.,,-/-7 , . , ,- . d . 1 . . , '47.- .9. _,....... ..-mi OAP Ailli. ' ........"-- ) .1 .©\%_0.171 ),,i' I 4. 1"earcir I . • ----""' a9P i (3) _ .p 4.':-. • I 1 .c.'NAN 45.K.4.4©1 ._._ r'� ;, ,� �r�(�.,9 .‘.,-,-, Catering--"kr Isl v al , ,____, . to private parties. - j2 Nil = ., @,;,: aRg3- ,....„,_4(1/4., catudar ..,- • eiwir _ ;. ,. .,,s, �� ��; � ---(1.1-1 Full now open, Nov. 20th _V-, - . ',% @IC.;f2 f � .R,Z'-::--.A.7:7; featuring . .& 9: 30 a.m. .., _,„...,,,,, ...„.., HORSEBACK RIDING • """"'' nature walks. I Morning, Afternoon .�WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS CP. �,,� at the �, 7, or Hourly Rates • Cinderella ,�- �� and trail rides ast e �- �, (• � � byex er�enced BreBll WE INVITE YOU TO READ THE ©,,,,.. .: , © Ranch � Florence EL-CON PRE-CHR1STMAS SALE TABLOID 0. \ .-- • ' ,. . wranglers. • .- . IN THE NOVEMBER 18th ISSUES OF THE TAR & CITIZEN. 6,,,. oe .`+ ' Q"1V •@, ,*-4., PHONEAHEAD - --E- 0 Watchforfurther • ggil� . ri --._ FOR THANKSGIVINGcDeY -r.M. announcements o Walt Disney characters ..., • �._ ._.� RESERVATIONSt. 3 corrin toEl-Con sooClosedonMonday $ I n• -- 3601 E. Broadway_ • I 7 9 1 ....9 1 1 0 •Tucson Page 8,The Arizona Territorial, November 18, 1976 ae< IMP • covering :t. , ,Oki, i,,, .... ,„, „... . _ , iti., , ,, e,. , 4")„ , tTheater17_, , (4,..,. ..„ , y happening [ . ., .. , ..., .. firt:.1 .. : Will Itili'territory)g#.4A I couldn't get to the In- audrey leech _ iii ,___.� visible Theatres new , .: . .; , _ production, "Sideshow” ` - F last week, but I've heard News ofChrist Society �. it's fantastic. According to ti. .„ . ; - � °= a lady at IT, the show is 0 41; '','' '',,:;,T*- , 0 a�, .., ` . � presented Thursday How good it was to see the Christ Child Society .�,.;,, ' a �,1" ��. .4: � `1' � . people again! Though Monday is a bad day for me, I through Sunday nights at 8 Y , did manage to get to their Nov. 8 meeting and was so Y p.m.at the new IT home on 1400 N.First. (That's First glad. What a heartwarming experience! and Drachman three it These ladies work tirelessly to help needy children. blocks north of Speedway). But what's most impressive is, they seem to care so - ! g much about how these children--and their mothers ;M "If alISideshow" will run goes well, feel about themselves. As president Jeanne Jacob said when explaining how � � � � � .: ��'� '' Thursdays through Sun- , days for at least four more the Society's clothing bank worked, "We want these Dancers at the St.Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church Bazaar Nov.12-14 included Kathy pride in themselves when they weeks children to take go to and Steve Kalfas,Toti Tsifas,Ilene and Sheri Paleopoulos,and Lula Moschonas,leader Coming next week is a school"(which she said lots of Tucson children don't do and Northside resident. Steve's costume is a replica of that worn by plaace guards in review of the Tucson Opera for lack of shoes and clothing). Thus.,The children's Athens,all of whom must be at least 200 pounds and six feet tall. Other Northisde dan- Company's "Fa t." deeds and sizes are determined before the clothing is cers at the gala event included (not shown)Perry,Greg and Bill Anostoupoulos,George collected. This method eliminates that depressing Doussios, Tery Panos, and Jim Courtis. (Photo by Betsy Leacock) "missionary box feeling" children get upon having to sort through clothes that don't fit and aren't right. ,he said. "But it makes you feel so good when you're "that what this child needed was not food or clothes- And the layettes the Christ Child Society members finished." the Center provides those things very well-but a make for newborns of needy mothers-exquisite! Mary Lou Ross, The Christ Child Society's liaison mother. Someone to care about him and make him feel Beautiful enough to make the most discouraged, with Casa de los Ninos,the 24-hour a day crisis nursery good about himself." Anyone wanting to make such a worried and frightened new mother take hope. for battered children on Speedway,reported that Casa commitment should call the Arizona Youth Center at These layettes come in two pretty boxes covered now takes children up to 11 years old, and that Christ 882-5351, said Mrs. Gruensfelder. with plastic,and consist of hand crocheted sacque and Child will be involved in the fund drive to expand the Anyone who has any unused grocery store coupons, booty set, quilted blanket, three plastic panties, terry Casa's facilities. for any product,can donate them to Christ Child-they cloth sleeper, gown, shirts, bottles, washclothes, Helen Gruensfelder,a member who is also employed can be turned in for cash by the AYC. towels, bibs, among other items. Mrs. Alta Essen- at Canyon del Oro High School, reported a sad little The next meeting, the Society's Christmas Party, preis, layette chairman, said she buys the fabric in story about one of the Arizona Youth Center (for will be held Dec.13 at the Coat of Arms,at 11:30 a.m. bulk lots,then cuts out patterns for the tiny garments. delinquent boys) inmates who attends CDO. "I was Anyone attending is asked to bring a gift-not for "This year I've cut out 237 bibs,for instance,"she said, walking across campus and there was this little boy another member but for a child. It can be anything at .onsulting a notebook (which she calls "my Bible") from the Youth Center sitting all by himself,"she said. all a child might like, prettily giftwrapped. For :sting which members are sewing how many of what "I asked him what was wrong and he said, `Nobody reservations to this gala event,call Mrs.M.E.Gibbs at arments. likes me.' 297-8987. Bring donations of clothing and coupons to Yes,it's a lot of work,coordinating all those layettes, "I realized right then," Mrs. Gruensfelder went on, the party, too. Bell ringers at Westward Look R The Suburban Women have planned a terrific program for Dec.2,at Westward Look. After luncheon at noon,the Northside's own Casas Adobes Community . 'We're Moving Congregational Church's Bells of the Twisted Cross ringers will play. Also, Mrs. Jerry Gibson, Arizona Federation of Women's Club (AFWC) president will speak. Now if that isn't a great double feature, I don't know what is! And don't miss the Suburban's rum- �. o new ars expanded ti a mage sale this weekend at 4013 E. Broadway. :,- Cele Peterson's to displayrt a ,. Northside resident Velma Foster will display her - hand-decorated eggs at Cele Peterson's Casas Adobes • - 400Ni store on Wednesday,Nov. 17 from 10 a.m.to 5:30 p.m. Don't miss this opportunity to see these gorgeous 0014' creations! 401_ _....... - - ,� Author due at little Professor 4111,141// illifilliii r Micki Mulkern,author of "Erin, Mourning Journey�` '- to Joy," will be autographing copies of her wonderful A'P book at the Little Professor Bookstore at Plaza del Oro (Orange Grove and Oracle)on Nov.20 from 10 a.m. to noon and 1:30 to 3 p.m. Proceeds of all book sales will benefit Hacienda de los Angeles, a home for the ‘416' N tat retarded in Phoenix. "Erin" is a moving account of t Mrs. Mulkern's struggles with having to give up her retarded daughter. 7.V.4 MIRK..„ orf thcson—half hour discussion on City topics with host in L.7.., Jack Bonner Director it Norths�ders Casa Granaeh' , C y Community Relations Office. k TVRADIO The following Northside women attended the Arizona pYz, C*-i. State Division of the American Assn. of University KUAT-TV Channel 6, Tuesday, 7:30 P.M. heard weekly on the following stations Women - g en (AAUW) at Casa Grande on Nov. 13. Mrs. Wednesday, 2:30 P.M. KUAT KWFM KFMM KTKT Sharon Werner, state division treasurer; Mrs. Claire KGUN TV Channel 9 Sunday 11:30 A.M. KHYT KCUB KTUC KIKX Forton, education chairman for the state division; Mrs. Iris Dewhirst, chairman of the 1977 AAUW Resolutions committee; and Mrs. Joanne Suppes, COUNCIL MEETINGS chairman of the Tucson branch legislative committee. "The Volunteer, the Housewife, Rewards, Job Your Tucson City Council meets the first four Mondays of each month. Potential"was the topic of the discussions. The 1 st and 3rd Monday meetings begin at 10:30 A.M. These meetings are F _ _ __.....Ry E broadcast over KUAT Radio, 1550 on your AM radio dial. F� The 2nd and 4th Monday meetings begin at 7:30 P.M. These meetings are broadcast over KUAT TV, Channel 6. ...Now in living color. All meetings are broadcast live, in thee}entirety with host Bob Ritter of KUAT. 01)Cfl 11I1 ' —a half hour live, citizen call-in show with host Jack Bonner. Now alternates with the w•y Ly 913 City Council meetings on KUAT-TV, Channel 6 on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. On those Mondays when there is no evening Council meeting, Open Line wilt be on! OPEN 9 30 hi 6:00 MONDAY Thru SATURDAY For further information on other City citizen informational programs, please contact 1728 EAST SPEEDWAY,BLVD. 327-8589 the Community Relations Office at 791-4401. we accept dkericard&master charge anamt a .. .._. , ,..-,... v*N-.n.....-E.... . ....._.sem..-.••.► .._ 4 -r 4 4 F . , ..... r ..4;,.►a0 e f4 4w1. - November 18, 1976,The Arizona Territorial, Page 9 , A,,-,,,, 4 ..n,W1' .‘t-' 1' Bi I I ick and „,4 , -_,.„., ,,,- , ,,,, t ,P,y,, , ,„ �"w , 1 • ,..t 'i. arty n are Save $ 100 , on a stately floor clock! . • 1 3t c�'.. f, rnarrie, )0.i... Three styles, skilled ,- . r.., craftsmansh i • =i Betty Billick and Lorne I. P ' Martin were married at the .w Catalina Methodist Church `"`� ' .. - ����.,� 14. -The � - '���� _~,� 1// n ' - on November3gt: reception followed at the Selec the right flocar j ` �-. � .4; * : brides home on Skyway clack and it should ld live to .. _ .ate ... _ . 5` Drive for family and close ., become an heirloom.The am"' : *,St,� . ; ;, . � friends. ,. . cabinet shoufd be carefully r ' � t. :, Rev. Stanley Brown , ` .: officiated at the informal handcrafted.Have smooth ,, " 'it ;17r u; ` :p ceremony. corners,sides and back a : - *r "4Tk‘fr?'. `to 7.t2f.k.,!;r r Both the bride andgroom richlygrained wood finish. are Tucson residents. They ,l • • Judith Sampson speaks on her feelings about Mrs. will be living in the Tucson The movements should be _ - �.s Kane-while the latter (right) beams with pride. The Prince Townhouses on weight-driven and imported, = _ _ two spoke at the Casas Adobes Community prince Road after a i for it is European artisans --•- ' Congregational Church Women's Fellowship meeting weddingtri to Alabama p -:':.'-`- • -•.`� ' recently. Georgia to visit with who are considered superiorf ' # < . and Georgia in this work. f relatives. f f ;; ,., Out of town guests were . atCasasAdobesY ; I �- Fan K Mr.and Mrs.Jim.Gaston of Right:The"Bagnall" •- h Fairhope, Alabama. The Reg.749.50,now 649.50 '�,;;.! i Bra in - in • bridal couple accompanied P Pailli (fry the Gastons back to Fairhope on the first leg of Below:The"Chandler"Reg.699.50,now 599.50 --41 ^7 din journey.their wedding '� y. • • BY AUDREY LEECH You've heard of the Fan Kane Fund for Brain- CO rra Injured Children. Well,if you ever get the chance,you should hear Mrs.Kane speak. events I y heard herspea k recently at the Casas Adobes Community Congregational Church Women's destined to become` Fellowshipmeeting. What an experience! to atten ' � ... .... your family heirloom.Imagine, Mrs. Kane began, a young couple in your neighborhood who are expecting their first child. BY AUDREY LEECH his I have been neglecting to • �.. i The father is in the waiting room, thinking of .�� ,slip; child's future. Deciding which high schools and inform you of the Santa �-• "` l E1.:-' }T colleges would be good enough. Catalina Corral schedule. c i Then the doctor comes in and wipes out that rosy The Corral,for those of-you __.. ,,,.ib 40) f 11 Northsiders who don't - = �, future with a few grim words. - The eagerly-awaited baby is brain-injured. Not know, is an organized . - a=f' .„ retarded,says the doctor, but brain-injured. group of western of- 1.11111.0111. ,. Though normallyintelligent, this child may not be `. ficianados who gather _ -•• . y i;i-,\ '=--.-... ' g g ,� able to move his legs or hands or voice apparatus or . monthly for programs on ' ,; ' 111 whatever other part of his body is controlled by the : the West. • it ;,‘,i,-•: . ; tE + injured part of the brain. The Corral is a member - X41 t •� h I ' �� :. . .ter ��. Would that every such father had Mrs. Kane beside corral of the parent 4111',A..4,' ,...0,4'.:,' ( j i him at such a moment. organization, Westerners ...i 1 i.` '.'` , � , She would tell him this child was a wonderful being, International, begun by lip. , , ' : ! -4 , capable of great achievements. Leland Case, a Tucsonan. ;�� • .� , For those who want to 4'+' ,4.1Irr, .,.V. And, thanks to the Fan Kane Fund,that child would ��-� ,, be. , mark calendars, here's the = - Santa Catalina schedule of i . a .k .. . During her talk at Casas Adobes, Mrs. Kane in- �.,,.�.3, ,� 1 troduced some young people who had been given up for programs for the coming �-, - -2,�,; — .� human vegetables before shegot hold of them. year: , - "' g .�.-. t '� Judith Sampson,a cerebral palsy victim who is now Dec.21: "Autobiography teachinginpublic schools, graduated fourth in her of an Artist," by Paul : a , II 1 class of about 4,000 at the U of A. Rossi. The program will ' activityfollow a Christmas party at t .•E Joanne Seaman,a blind girl whose only was destroying mattresses before Fan Kane found her, 6 p.m. at the Rossi home. - . .% soon reached her chronological age level and is now Bring your own supper, • ' majoring in Russian at the U of A. Later this year tools and equipment. _ -- , • N''""ii she'll visit Moscow with her class. Jan. 18: A chartered bus . I i Brain-injury can take so many different forms. trip to Tubac Presidio Mrs.Kane spoke of one girl--a Northside resident-who Museum, T u m a c a c o r i ill t ID is suffering from a rare condition characterized by National Monument for a obscenity. guided tour followed by "When she's frustrated,she howls like an animal and lunch at the Feed Bag in comes out with the most vile, obscene language and Patagonia and tour of the behavior,"said Mrs. Kane. Museum of the Horse and - - ‘ ~"`- So bad is this poor girl's condition her neighbors have gift shop and Art Gallery. with tasteful living, An __ hired an attorney to oust her family from their home Bus will leave Casa Blanca Ethan Allen floor clock -,"::>,! ' and the neighborhood. "I have been working with Center at 9 a.m.and return adds a gracious note. .3 those neighbors,"Mrs.Kane went on, "tryingso hard 4:45 p.m. g il .L.440,:'< 'r igirl, Feb. 18: Jeanne L� to get them to understand we're working with this g Elliott, Ethan Allen u ses fine n e �.��'A -:: � � E trying to help her." Because the girl's family has run authority and dealer in out of money-"they took her to 21 different doctors Mexican and Southwest 8-day weight-driven - ;; Y Y for almost that many diagnoses"-the Fund has now antiquities from El Paso, movements from the Black ; E till' ' taken over the cost of this girl's treatment. will speak on"Prehistory: Forest region of German ..,. 0 Tragically,the girl is mentally brilliant, Mrs. Kane Art and Music of the South- �' _ . --- - said. The condition affects brilliant children. west" after dinner at 6:30 Our chimes are mellower and 1 - ► ' Everyone who works with Fane Kane's"children"- p.m. at the Coat of Arms. softer because they're played �, doctors,therapists and everyone else-is on a volunteer Cost is $635. on hollow tubes.Melodious basis. March 15: Bob Sharp, ,,�,,� One of the volunteers Mrs. Kane introduced was author of "Big Outfit-- Westminster chimes mark Ranchingon the Baca the time.A trulyfine ,,..`'�" i - ,.. Gladys Garland,who not only functions as secretary of ,�- .._,.,.,.,� r the Fund but teacher of music to the children. Float," will speak on investment!Floor clocks at .- l ►'�`*' Music said Ms. Garland, is a wonderful means of "Telling it Like it Was- _ 4,,- '' - , helping children developmuscle control and motor Recollections." great savings three P g skills. April 19: Chartered bus distinctive styles! ; 1 1111 The visual coordination and muscular control trip to Casa Grande Ruins, - / 'i.T i developed by playing the piano, for instance, can plus a guided tour and The"Townsend" _ , '� "open doors" to other experiences, said Ms. Garland. sightseeing in Florence. Right:The"Townsend" ►s, She said she tailors every child's music lessons to Bus leaves Casa Blanca by Reg.699.50,now 599.50 suit his or her individual needs. Some learn to skip or 10 a.m. -- walk to rhythms, others pretend they are notes on a Guests are always musical staff. welcome at public . ,'..??P Conroe on over to our house... meetings and on bus trips '' .rte~ i;' Mrs. Kane gets her helpers wherever she can find, g if ,... r•�- �;: � them--U of A, public schools„ hospitals, and in the bus is not filled with it ... 1s, -_.-:''44. kitC(MICUMT11 Nian(w. families of the brain injured children themselves. members first. People - -' The only one of its kind to help normal IQ brain in- wishing to be members of - 44;Al ,r- _ Ethmtiillen Gallen jured children, the Fund takes children from all over the Santa Catalina Corral41 ‘. • the country and exists entirely on private donations. should call 299-6710. For �` .., -- y" 5757 N.Oracle Road Phone 888-5757 -- - � Maass 10:30 A.11.to 9.4)0 PA.Mondays Floyd Sedlmeyer, Northside resident is in charge of reservations to programs, iso A.M.TO 540 P.M.Taos Mao Sat. call 297-5764 or 887-5959. o�ton. 12:00 A.M.to 5:00 P.M. finances. For more information, call 790-2865. Page 10, The Arizona Territorial, November 18, 1976 Asta still attracted to local political arena (Continued from page 1) Also on his list is continuing the fight for the Rancho tion should be brought back by the city to take the front "Dick(Boykin) has never approached me about the Romero "green belt." end costs off the builders and the consumers. job, and even if he offered it to me, I couldn't accept "I don't see the new board changing politically at In the area between the city and his "growth limit," it,"Asta said. "I'm just not qualified." all," Asta said, looking ahead to January. "David. he said he favored five-year capital improvement His primary goal in the final weeks of his term is Yetman will be different and Katie will be different." projects, while builders subdividing beyond the "mostly to catch up," he said, gesturing toward an He said that several coalitions could occur in the next Houghton Road-Oro Valley limit should bear the costs overflowing box and a two-foot high stack of unopened four years,including the expected Dusenberry-Conrad themselves. files on his desk, "I'm going to do some individual Joyner-E.S. "Bud" Walker-Sam Lena group. As the campaign came to a close in late October, things before I leave." Some issues, such as changes in county ad- there was a change in Ron Asta. He said he would not start any new projects in the ministration, could split by party lines, with Walker, No longer was he the"Smilin' Ron" of 1972, clad in final seven weeks, but would continue to push for Lena and Yetman standing against Dusenberry and heishe and"soul shake"greetings with his message of projects that he had already proposed,such as a joint Joyner,while others might split ideologically,leaving controlling Tucson's growth and turning development city-county water conservation program, which he Yetman as the "swing vote" ion the five-member back into the city. said calls for the installation of water-saving devices in board. Instead,the end of Political Year'76 saw a stern Asta every home in Tucson. "I cannot predict Conrad Joyner any more,"he said. attempting to parry the thrusts of the Good Govern- He said that a joint revision of city and county "The Conrad Joyner I knew on the board for three ment League (GGL) -- thrusts he constantly referred: building codes is necessary to require that water years was not the Conrad Joyner I knew in this last to in the last weeks of the election as "the politics of' saving devices, such ag smaller toilet tanks, be in- year." deception." stalled in Tucson's new construction. The bigissue for the board to face in the next four "I had an identity problem at the end," he said. "I �'1j'" years is didn't even recognize the man they (the Good `�'�`�-'"�-�'~--- -- -- -- the Tucson basin's water problem, he said E WfI R L D OF adding that the best move for Pima County would be to ..Government League) showed." WELCOME TO TH MINIATURES. city to fight for groundwater "strop coalition between the count and the Asta said that the GGL "effectively damaged the g law reform in the state. " image of who I was." Running parallel with that is the potential for costs of Hell, I wouldn t have voted for the guy they said I The Treasure Hunt has added a beautiful providing public services taking a serious increase was, he added. I didn t recognize myself. assortment of accessories. for doll houses and Some political observers said his counter-attack was collectors includinghandblownglass, brass,lim- because of the necessary.capital improvements for his downfall, as his "Smilin' Ron"image fell apart as o s serving new outlying subdivisions. g p ages miniatures and other delightful goodies.. . "That's gotta be high on the agenda," he said. the campaign ended. Asta disagreed,saying,"I should everything eleganthave attacked the sooner and harder." y g you need for an collection! "There's not enough real concern about that." an to He said that the costs for expanding utility services begAsta plain his "politics of deception" The Treasure Hunt to outlying subdivisions willgo upto the point where no charges,pointing to early television ads which showed y g Tucson's Republican Mayor Lewis C. Murphy calling 708 E. Prince Rd. (Corner of First Ave. 887-3783 one can"afford to live here any more--and we're not , too far from that int now." for Asta's defeat because he had supported the con- too p° troversial water rate package which disrupted the Asta, who earned his "no growth" label_from community (4*0.4,1. segments in the economy such as the construction << ty last summer. F .., ; lie820b*MgAttiftbAlsi.x5t . tit - I was one of the guys who pushed hard to reduce k:$# a`r% _ /,� 4� industry, said that something must be done to en- !Ark,' n r' \ `'':.1 courage growth from within--and he defined within as those water bills,"Asta said. "I tried to get the water budget cut by $4 million." .. � i '4 an area bounded by Houghton Road on the east, Oro g , ` 1 Valley on the north and"halfway to Ryan Field"on the He also put Dusenberry's television commercial _� Pat and Richard Knight take great pleasure f'° west. faux pas,which had college students saying that they were leavin Tucson because 'obs weren tor available ✓ in announcingthe opening of the - "There have got to be morepositive incentives to g p g draw more development locally, in the same category. =i'` • : , in,"Asta said,adding that for :r� ANTIQUE JEWELRY EXCHANGE �,� builders developing Tucson's inner city, the aid-in- Dusenberry had been forced to pull the cmercial -''' IN THE CASA BLANCA SHOPPING PLAZA. construction policy for sewer and water line construe- because one student said he had been misles to the commercial's use and that his remark in the cam- ��• We invite you to share our excitement ..== merical had been used out of context. � and view this select grouping of Victorian �'� ' Another charge Asta leveled was that $26,000 of - p g '.`M S CASA BLANCA LIQUOR'S s ` public opinion surveys prepared by the GGL had not .' Georgian and Etruscan art. ' DRIVE-IN W 1 N W been allocated as expenditures to any candidate,which ' Asta said should have been listed as "in-kind „'. See our unique collection of antique t ti s pendants.pocket ,- �., T' _ con- tributions." ,,. rips, lockets. brooches. p J Y 11 ,1-7-71-1rPLEASURES Asta also attacked the GGL for a flyer it published watches and chains. s charged that it ._�y and mailed to some 30,000 homes which 5 111-11--L_11 UNLIMITED INC' he had voted against rezoning for the Northwest We also carry a beautiful selection ,� S Community Hospital, which was a factual error the r j r.`` of imported and estate jewelry. ���.- \J P a, GGL attempted to correct in a press release. jr STRAIGHT CASE DISCOUNTS The hospital never came up for a zoning hearing ``� JOIN US FOR OUR GRAND OPENING 5 because the land had been purchased with necessary { COST PIus 1 plus 4%county sales tax. zoning already granted. r ON SATURDAY NOV. 27 r; S 5 "Even though they sent a press release saying that A.61';'' AND SUNDAY NOV. 28 -. MIXEDCASE DISCOUNTS the flyer was in error,they went ahead and mailed out FROM 11 A.M. TIL 5 P.M. 4 30,000 of them uncorrected, Asta said. . .%. Available on Most Items s Kk, Cancergroupnames We,. 6t 74 N.ORACLE RD. HOURS MON .WED.THRUj 4, NEW SHIPMENT O WINES 1,. 297-1741 SAT_ it A.M.TO5P.M ,I , ;. • "ci. 4ON NANDA Rogers as presu ent C - �- ' 6002 N. ORACLE RD. 297-3262 �� ^ /'$" New of the v• { 9 to 9 Daily Sunday noon to 7 � presidentand has served on the v� �,, Pima CountyUnit of the board of directors of the v >r�" t.•_2%�'.'�' '��.� ��' '�s� '�* `i.��r',►�°►'-..'i�'Z 3�'_•��'�' .y-z7r__`t l ✓- /-.../'✓-✓^✓^.✓'.l`✓�.../^.✓�✓�✓',.�^../`./'�../`./'✓�-.../`�,.1'.�^✓"./'`.../`� American Cancer Society Pima County unit since is Malcolm Rogers, Jr. 1973 when he headed the Wanted: Furniture Arnold Lilien, M.D. is vice Southern Arizona Cancer president,Pete S. Flores is Crusade. Used appliances, pianos, and secretary and David F. Rogers is an active Misc.C1=1 . CHRISTIAN FAMILY BOOKS . • If you want top dollar cash Peachin, treasurer. member of Los Bravos de Call Stan 294-0823 days. 889-2042 nights. RogemTu rs was vice Tes and has been a Themfb 4:::_;,,,,,,,..".:4es .:37,:,,,,,,..t,i - president of the American son resident since 1965. . Cancer Society last year —LAST WEEKEND!-- r -. 1 ,, . , .. . . i e,,,,.):::,,i____ , ..„„, i , . ....,, . ,e: . c y , , ..„,. t •. , ,,,, ,,„ ipt*31-- "41 - — - • ,i . ti"• OfOar NOVV OPEN - , s. .,_ . ,,,, , , , ; :i extend a special in- vitation for Tucson 9-5: 3OpmMON. SAT. Ifteicieskioit visitors to browse through our • BIBLES S- TAPES Gallery Store A.3 RECORDS A charmingly frothy comedy with music p • BOOKS • FRIDAYAT8PM$5or$7 a • GREETING CARDS ! GIFTS SATURDAY AT 5 PM$4 or$6 SATORDAYAT9PM$5or$7 Barb ain Center • STATIONERY _ • SUPPLIES SUNDAY AT 7:00$4 or$6 • in the pavilion • IMPRINTING • JEWELRY ORDER & CHARGE BY PHONE! 4656 N. Oracle Rd. 5849 Hours 9-5 Mon.-Sat. VPSEASON TICKETS887-2714 . ' • Alp � eC.T STILL ARIZONA VK • AVAILABLE EXPECTTHE 888- 1174 THEATRE CALL 622-2823 -......................., UNUSUAL & FIND IT }�x s.s.a)s•s i•�'r 3��►.�♦.�a�i s t�►�r.:.. .r o•�r s.•�. ..,r,�t ,Z l s#4♦!,'♦t♦+R�#R.►4•.x.m. ♦•♦'1�1 i i�........4:.i i�F l i its s#74 a it?tai r i i t i#i I . f . 7' "i,. a t♦•a a♦♦a a t a a+�s a s♦,a a a♦.i+�s a�r•:.1�i.i.'s �r e �i� i ♦r;.?��?2 s-? 1 i i t);?'?1'1`?: . Although ,incomplete, November 18, 1976,The Arizona Territorial,Page 11 ' - v . _ r Arthu Pack course already attracts golfers . , i, .. _ . 411111P......"" 'la as.ifirii . ...-_,A- Ii , ,,,,,.., . 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Pack Regional Golf Course the driving OP to *• -*-4..,"*.....,_::/•-:' .•..:. ..-.:-. .._ „_....,..,., -,..,•4.,---,,..10„..., ,: „. ....4-7,.. .,...7.i,..,11'.'._.'”-..4'...4 '- Although the new Arthur prevent won't be.open for anotherthree , distractions for the -,:iii. .,,,,F.4,,,,A-4t48--,4„,,,..„.....m.i- „...,:::.. -,. - .,:4. -,„,,, .-- „,...., „......„ it:,4,,, ,, •?...,, ,,....*A,... weeks people have - but ,712''''' '''t'.--",' ,-.....,--; 4, , ..,.,-7-,,,,;:. ...... ----..s.:-_, — tolay it. already been coming out p Davegrab a -.... .... ..-.,. ..,$., - , - „ . close enough to .....•.;,...,,,..,•";.,1,.....,-,,r; ,1.1.1,..... --,., ,,...r.,,z,r,...,..i.:,,,,,7 We ye ' had a continuous stream of traffic,”said Day sandwich or another .., -,,-....,wv,,tt.411,,*_,.,,,,,„,,, ..,...,,,,,,_. ......,_,?,...„ ,.... Bennett,the course the 's manager. We have at least 10 or bucket of ba . ...:"...::•:-.7-4,---„T:S. .zf,,,,,, --,,,c.,,,•-' - ..vr. ....,.. .-7,.. 0--.**A--,--.;:at lls The fen- ''-:: .''":,,,z,.......,,...,,,,,..,,.-0.,itt*i.t.,- 15 people show up every day asking about playing people ted off area is . .- '-/-:--',:',...--zf.,4,;.-z- - ••--.....' ,:.-- .,-- a cart .'„,-7-,2;rs.."' ''f.',47,7 - , • ',* _ course, and we're already getting calls from " - , ..., ,•• -14.'''.---",, '7:•..-'-4----,‘.;---...„174.1-„:.': ----s''.40,...4.4‘.•.. '-• storage area, which,,. t--.•••.-:44.- -w,---vt- ..*„...,,,,,,.. , ..„, ••,....,,,,,,,,,,0,......., ...„ .. ,,,,,ts, a C- -,' ' '''' . ' '*--ltalr4--. i...=_..:,..,.•.'*:***4. 4,,,i,..-.4--i, ' ',:-.=',..... .".,,,,,,,,,k-'..‹,.=,:, "'",;:t„„-, ,'•*.,,,• , . wanting to schedule the course for tournaments. cording to pro 6 'ib Kizer, _ , .- ,,-•„::-„:1,.-.,.,,,t...,„,,,!.,:t.;..4... . ..-.A.:-,.-•s:.,,:4tz..,....-.•*----.--c• - --- Bennett said the course should appeal to a wide mumber of Pima County golfers. vi,111 have about 50 carts. •;:rsi -'-':..'!'?:•,-,.-., ...„:::r**,„ .„, ,. .,.„.._,. cording to course pro • Gib Kizer, . including a three- already"We want to make sure the general public has easy d For all your PRESCRIPTION needs, access , to it "Bennett said,pointing out that one policy tiered driving range that covers almost 1.5 acres an established greens with a total surface of one-half . for the course is designed"' to two practice shop in the p . laasant surround! •ngs of eliminate "block. . . reservations" during peak play and acre. four or five hours, so that individual twosomes, threesomes Although he hasn't . shot more than " . said the course is* flexible in holes"on the course,Kizer MISENER DRUGS foursomes can set reservations in the peak periods.. ht" wants to Bennett said the county showed"a lot of foresight" _ that it can be"as hard or as easy as a player in selecting the course site,at Thornydale and Overton make it.' it's a case of Roads. "Some of our tees under the dom e PimaCounty deserve a large amount given day," Kizer said. "The voters of had how strong you feel on a are 100 feet long,so that the course of credit," Bennett said, addingod Kizer said that 50 carts in the Casa Blanca Plaza design and a good con- were beginning to stock also benefited from a go course, and added that they have been ordered for the tractor. 29 7-2 2 34 tractor. the pro shop. h o U rs 9 to 9 "There are four „ 'd that,because of the course's size,it should ingredients for a good course, and Kizer said we've put . them all together, he added.. be possible on a normal day for a golfer to be able to The course is one o that of the greenest pieces.of land. left in play parts of the course withoutanyone else. seeing • said. "It's away .. q1latiiftft„;;;,.....-----' the southern part of th!state,Bennett said,adding . location," Kizer "I really like the SPECIAL! it is being watered entirelyby raw sewage-"Man, is "I traffic." from the heavy , it raw. It's so raw you could stand on it." Treated The course will be isolated in another way, Bennett , effluent will be used when the Ina Road Treatment Lo said, in that a "desert BsT E R Plant is completed. the course to prevent developers from building sub- s, many sand traps, buffer"has been set up around In addition to its three lakes and the 245-acre site was planned to retain as much . in- In addition to the course and pro shop, Arthu.. Pack eludes leaving several saguaronatives planted in sand traps Arthur TAILS divisions adjacent to the course. desert vegetation as possible, which Bennett said will feature a 58-seat restaurant with full-service bar, Sabol said,adding Ni.i..,,,:„:4Z. on the course. golfers mad," said seating, as well. that they hope to expand to outdoor 99 REG. It.lor_ • -That should really make some restaurant. The biggest problem that has faced the course has Dennis Sabol, manager of the course's been time. 7.59 lb. -They'll be mad enough when they hit a ball in the "We've been fighting Motherclock ," Nature's time ;7' sand, and then when they t the last two weeks have been real I b. find a saguaro, boy, will Bennett said. "Bu „ .., they be mad. However,the saguaros will also serve as landmarks had been delayed about six Gourniet an the scorecards will include Seeding of the course good growing weather. for some golfers as aerial photograph of the course with distances marked irrigation. weeks as water lines were being installed for all kinds," golfers of Seafood Mkt. from tee-to-saguaro and saguaro-to-green, Bennett "We are trying to accommodate got a course that's 888-1910 said. 350 E. Prince Rd. "Even if the golf coursewell, we'll itself doesn't go both fun and challengingfor the the 30-handicapper or have the prettiest scorecardaround," Bennett said. Bennett said. 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Goll . coki roaS\J e nev •fnp • p‘11 1 , . • . * • 01‘9 od\J hav wank a 5, — - - -- e\ie • 11944 \IOU” •rkg‘‘‘& sOn‘a et.tleV 110.0‘ to ,. i.,_ „\i\IP cei s .. ..,..,. ;,-'. - . -:::-'.' - '''''--' o19\• (NO tle lip0141 ..;::.*c**1'''''i: - -,A.k.:'4*- .• ' - '''''''74',''''''''-4' '',1,,.... .,*-:- • :".'•:*:*.i, '''''''77`•''''''''44:,,:<:.....--..--; tt,,,,,,..,,;t:',4,•:.:',„".....i.7', '''.7,t'Jt.t:_i„,;:•'4 .7,:;;•*-.A''',..:3,, ''- "'`''_ 4-.7- 111 1 . -•,• t : TUGS°n A rid PI „,, , Then r- on- -1•Lics , - • :,.. -.•,- ,. . ,,.., cAd•...... . e•\f`a , 2.45 _ _ ., . ... . --• - , .. • ' Page 12, The Arizona Territorial, November 18, 1976 i 1 Amph-i considers contract plan Amphitheater School with the subcontracting tending enjoyed a video- given board permission to SC 11 001S District is now considering firms directly. taped presentation about proceed with plans for the possibility of utilizing a Such an arrangement Cross Junior High, put Amphi Junior High's new c o n t r a c t-m a n a g e r might get the work done together by Dr. Douglas classrooms and athletic \ , --------../ arrangement for future more cheaply, said Leslie Raine, principal. Students field improvements. construction projects. Follett, Amphitheater Stu Startt Jr. and Dana As discussed in a study Finance director. "We Anderson read the session following the would be choosing the narration. Raine said after Gaines district board meeting at lowest bids from these the enlightening film that it Cross Junior High Nov. 9, companies," he explained. was available for the arrangement might If the district opts for the organizations and "kaf- seated o n CF board save the district money. c o n t r a c t m a n a g e r feklatsches." Under the present arrangement, said Follett, Anyone interested in any Anne-Rosewell Gaines study session presided over seat. supposed to expire arrangement, the district it would be the first school aspect of Cross is and John D. McDonald, by the one remaining board Dec. 31. McDonald had takes bids from con- district in the state of welcome to inquire about members elect of the member, John Price. been elected to fill the seat struction companies that in Arizona to do so. the film, Raine added. Catalina Foothills School Price and Dr. Robert of Bryna Ben-Asher, who turn hire all the electrical, "I understand that. In other business, the Board of Trustees, were Barbee had announced resigned from the board plumbing, and other hospitals and government board approved architects sworn into office on Nov. their resignations from the last spring. Price's term companies. agencies use this Mascarella Merry & 15, at 4 p.m. in the cham- board at a board meeting was to have run until Dec. A contract manager arrangement, but not Associates' plans for the bers of Judge Richard on Nov.3 Both resignations. 31, 1978. Because of his would, on the other hand, school Follett."districts,-" said Amphi _Junior -High Ac- Roylston, in the Pima are now in effect. resignation a third be an employee of the - tivity Room. The firm of County Courthouse. member will be appointed district, much as an ar- In other business, the Wilde Anderson DeBartolo On Nov. 10, Mrs. Gaines Mrs. Gaines had run to the board by County chitect is, who would deal board and all others at- Pan Architects Inc. was and McDonald sat in on a unopposed for Barbee's Superintendent' of Schools Anita Lohr. At the study session, the rr TIIANKsGI new board members were 013 apprised of transportation, the Goals, Priorities and \ -‘, C- -� Objectives Committee,and . .,:sy.„-:„..„ other situations involving \ ' ,t-ik _ . ..., .... . .. . Null • ..::::,-;-,:::.,. the district. ,4 • \. ::. The board-elect was told \ '',.-• % ,.. -4,' t - • that Paradise Transport, t-:•::: ••, f-- :Y: 4,114, the company now tran- s ' \• ::, . - -ti - ,��r= sporting CFS students, has; �: been purchased by the , i ^S � � /"1. ARA Transportation Group . -'''.... fi* 'V '- ' of Los Angeles, the largest 4 ' !:'...,,i...-!:',!:- \ - \..:•-,:::-.Ac4. :: --,...i:-:., lek:*- .:' - l''-1--E-••;•:: " *. ,...i.::;:t.i: >< J private school trap- • ,,,„,.„,„,:. t... ..,:.:.:,,„.,,.„,,_,,...,. � timm.� . ..7.�-:a ,f: ;.� sportation company in the 4.4.410 '� � reit :. ,, ' °�� ::>�� � ,►� country.cision to renew the t:':-'451,„.'-'.1.71".;:ilii:;i:g)'.4‘� � �.��� • sy �� The de ;< contract with this company WW`` f �C = •-' �• must be made by April 1-- {._. y. fk.ieii• ; ac` ref �,. IL' �.,,, )::::.� ''' ,,,< preferably before, said :::, ' ::.,, j,r, . . .. . Price. Current Paradise ..•:, _ . .. . . _. ... ,.:,-::- ..., - .. , -... -f? District Manager Emma Calkins as well as mem- -- -- bers for R-4. 4- :t y... '� '` are bein retained b ARA. •��•� g Y r':. Board elect members • . • • also saw a questionnaire -• - N• : / -, that the Goals Objectives rat of arni5 .. .. .. .... ...... and Priorities Committee - • I'''� of plans to send to parents .,.:.•.,..,. ) ,. � Ir 4' A Magnificent Blend of nusuDecor, = g Pal solicitin in ut on educational goals. '-1s Incomparable Food•Wine Excellentlnternational Cuisine, =sj� School roupCocktails , \ Fine Service andWarm Hospitality, anniversary • f'•MEETING AND BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE. The Arizona Association of Independent Academic ThDinner Schools ( AAIAS) 7653 North Oracle•Phone 29?-2205 celebrated its 25th an- served from 3 to 8pm niversaryNov. 12 at In the Casae Adobes Shopping Plaza :� Westward Look, according to Nancy P. Masland . FLAW' IirrEitiltITIC)1241111 •• g.- principal of Green Fields School. ' The AAIAS Fall Con- Thanksgiving Dinner -: Restaurant and Plaza Saloon ::. Terence was hosted last served from 1:30 pm 1900 East S eedwa • weekend by Green Fields p y Phone 32'7-9300 at the Northwest side campus. • FEATURES Fine Continental Cuisine Seven Days 6:30 a.m. — 10:00 .m. • Randall Storms, • P president of the In- Super Sandwich Bar, Monday — Friday 11:30 a.m. — 2:30 p.m Fabulous Champagne Brunch, dependent Schools Assn. of Sundays 11:30 a.m. — 2:30 p.m. — 53.50 . . . .Children under 12 half-fare. •> t. the Southwest and head of PLAZA SALOON,Tucson's favorite gatheringplace for Sports and — - Wichita Collegiate School, p Sportsmenaddressed the conference < A giant T.V. Screen is the magnet that draws crowds for special sporting events and • on the new regional plan g Larry Norton for his expertise on the Guitar . . . Seven Nites 9:00 p.m. 'til closing. proposed by the National ••. g Assn. of Independent < — -• Schools. k.e -J Thanksglving::: D Girl Scouts at _ :,> ,i � � Restaurant and Lounge served from 12:00 pm Territorial} " f"%.41i-' ' 102 North Alvernon•Phone 795-8321 To satisfy a "M Com- {t Y � , 5 munity requirement for '-;••' •• '"e ' T.COME ENJOY THE MANY CHANGES AT THIS FINE RESTAURANT their Sign of the Arrow badge, five members of :.,.-:$ Girl Scout Troop 635 toured -` *i:4 • Exceptional ContinentaiAmerican Cuisine prepared byChef Ando Nickolaus. the Territorial recently. .iii.:-;;; • Gracious Service and Warm Hospitality • Bountiful SundayBrunch 11 a.m. to 2: s All from Lulu Walker :` P Y 30 p.m. Elementary, the visiting • Loun _features a Super 7 Foot TV Screen for Sporting EventsYti Scouts included Susan :,;: Pe p g and Other Attractions. Y. �fTashu, Kelly St. Dennis, • Entertainment Tuesday thru Saturday featuring MARK&MARIA foryour Dancingand Judy Colwin, Carol , Niegocki, and Carolyn Listening Pleasure. • Dining— 6:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. • Lounge — 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Huie. BANQUET ROOMS AVAILABLE "we really enjoy Girl 3 0 0 3 2 7_9 3 0 0 Scouts because it is a time ,:: } :r•� for working on fun ac- ....,504,:;; ;:f..;.:-4.:1-3?:-. ,�� : :::Y ••`til' {Y. •}•'Xti' x.4,..• .. „•:bAY•`••-'1:A. :'%:ti-::,; `::=•ti. tivities together," said one ...... :,:... of the scouts. November 18,1976, The Arizona Territorial, Page 13 4 : .1 : '74 il—' '"--4;—:-::—.:4,,,, _.... :._\,....1 #,,,- , ,..:-.,--, . . - _ , , , of/„k, i, 4* 4 y� 4 B • !' 1 -- ----4, \Y t ' w` t es ians a \Z b\ a h 1F ' .... .”' *** 'N'''''**" •'iii- - V 11,„ k-it,- :,, _ - ... '''.-,... includes benefit show _. . .... , e - ., !VII a * ; 7t/ " ' .,. �` ;�� ' �� The Canyon del Oro High Foundation while doing mature level of acting �: . F. ., r i � . • . � y� Drama Dept. will open its research into the problem achieved b the these high -_ ,''. 1976-77 season tonight with. of mental retardation, school students is start- - Y `, a production of "Flowers which is the theme of the � � �► ��: � _ � ��; ling. ' +- ' ' \'' '-':, for Algernon," at 8 p.m. in play. Tickets for the Thursday \ , the CDO Little Theater. Taking lead roles in and Friday performances The play will run in "Flowers for Algernon" are $1.25 and can be pur- regular performance are Brad Rucker, who chased at the door. .� �_�- :,,,,� �� tonight and tomorrow,with plays Charly, Neal Tickets for the benefit syr: .. .. , .4.. g ,- � �- benefit performance for Williams, Shane Swensen, performance will be$2 and �� -.:„ � the Beacon Foundation of Nola Schmeling, Mary may be purchased at the r " Tucson scheduled for Neel, and David Coffman. door or at the Beacon VL rSJE Saturday at 8 p.m. This looks like it is Foundation, 25 E. Drach- ,‘i Ilk The drama students going to one of our best, man. t �. #' became interested in the said CDO drama teacher Phone reservations will / V � ' ::'. work of the Beacon Rena Cook. "The depth of be accepted at 297-1136, ��:� understanding and the extension 48. Canyon del Oro High School seniors (from left) Lisa Gruensfelder and Jeff FW Seigrest, Doug Buchanan and Ken Raley flank William T. Foster Jr., associateeisterl?aa dean of students at the University of Arizona,at UA's annual Senior Day Saturday fields dem&Opaimi (Nov.13). High school seniors from around the state toured the campus and met with college representatives for an overview of college life at the UA. An estimated 2,500 students participated in the event. GRAND OPEINIIING • NOW15IUIQfRESS CDO r�orsoc � e ra School Board approved a robe,jumpsuit, al/-in-one, or bras! The Canyon del Oro High Janice Fay, Kathy Fun- Murphy, Scott Odishaw, additional work to comp- OPEN FRIDAY E V E N I N G School chapter of National ekes, Melanie Golden, Todd Oney, Leigh Perry lete the new junior high S, TOO Honor Society inducted Melinda Hicks, Jennifer A. and Lynn Raine. school at its Nov. 9 PLAZA DEL ORO 297-7717 seven seniors and 28 Jones, Brad Kohl and Also selected were mem- Hyman Limm. Marshall Riegel, Eva meeting. juniors into its y g According to Supt. bership at a ceremony Other juniors inducted Seraphin, Lori Swanick, William Poston, the ad- Tuesday night. were John McGarey, Eric Tasso,Jeff Volk, Matt ditional work is primarily The seniors were Angie Valerie Middleton, Liz Warren and Jim Zimmer. for the p y education h sical edu ti tglif Bitgood, Mike Burkholder, ., „,,.., , , section with baseball and Julia Clymer, David ms : s - ; football fields receiving Cowles, Brad Rucker, II. % high priorities. Robert Shively and Barry . Poston said the board has Upchurch. authorized an expenditure The juniors inducted ����� of approximately $140,000, Got the Time , were Jill Anderson, , - PP Y �� ,� which will be matched by Deanna Butler, John . \fi'''. approximately $100,000 Clymer, Debbie Davey, a"'r from the County Parks and Georgia Doda, Brenda - Recreation Dept. f Drury and Mike Duperret. . • „= Also inducted were z. Among the projects thatve Got are planned for immediate Do r a Q action are a football field a and lighted Little League • P I ,a �� = :: �� baseball diamonds, since posters . the size Shamrock Dairy, which sold the land to the district meet Judge Richard Roylston swearingin Catalina Foothills for the junior high school, has decided to close the The CDO Booster Club Board members Anne-Rosewell Gaines and John discussedplans for a McDonald in a ceremony in his chambers at the Shamrock Park diamonds, country courthouse Nov.15,at 4 p.m. Though expected which have been used by "swap meet" at its Nov. 9 to take place at the Nov. 17 board meeting, the • the Continental Little meeting. swearing-in was scheduled earlier by County League for its games. The swap meet has been Superintendent of Schools,Anita Lohr,so that the new Plaza e tentatively set for board members could take in executive sessions. Poston said a pool is sometime in February. planned among other The club also announced ff��:e .e11 . ../.rllJf.�l./.�llll�1.Illlllllli projects for the Oro it has taken in more - p � park that Looking for great buys? facilities at the junior high — 297-9687than $1,000 in profits fromschool, but added that the the snack bar so far this Shop TERRIToRIAL! p : i "sometimedohmnthe d. Corner of Oracle & Orange Grove ....} l/lJ.11J.l.../..l./lJl1ll/ll./..e1l�/lrlll./lJllJ. iiiiiii„„,„„„„-„iii ,.„iii„,„„„„,„„i/iiiiiii/i„„„„,„„„i ' . I - CONIE . , , : , „ , 1 Plain Dress Cleaned FREE ,,. , . ..„4 . .„. „,,, WI eac2-piece AND MEET .,f, i . '''' :**:::'‘.1 :' n . .., ,,.., . . .....% , , _ , At - , , men'ssuit b _ ,, ,- . "ERIN'S” „..... ,„. , ....., t, _A'ili - ' ; - infromNov. lst - .MOTHER . p i thrui ''OA: 1* '.**‘. thru Nov. 30th at Plaza.,-,...,, Orr 1 . --.1,. 2...... A , —,t, ,,i.tl,\ , ."111 i” - ---_,,,4 ,,,,\, ,, AuthoressMickiMulkernwillbe �-�, idl Oro plant only. • at Little Professor Book Store — Saturday, it , �...# We feature "N U-LIFE" — Nov. 20th from 10 to 12 a.m• a finish which gives your garment that luxurious feel of and from 1:30 to 3:00p.m. tok Y being brand new. autograph � "Same-day-service"on most garments • Cleaning done on premises. .,�►. heartwarmingher book "ERIN9 riii 00PLAZA DEL ORO k -TOM ROOF- . ' 74e 6462 N. Oracle ,l- 297-5949 \\ LITTLE PRO PROFES5OR CENTERHours. 9to9Mon,thru Sat, Glover CleanersBOOK 6442 N. Oracle Rd. Plaza del Oro Shopping Center 297-7974 ./. trii,%/////////l.//////l////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////may!///.,, ..,. �- , Page 14,The Arizona Territorial, November 18, 1976 4:14r"A*, '';''s. °,'--.4.7g... ..2„- , ' *; '..,-'.*(lito-1:".• ''''';',..**-7, .---7 : ' 4"': * ''' * ' -**?;*.i.‘ji kli ' - . ' , .....r.ie.,,,,,,,,,,,: , •.,.. .. 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Israeli life good, say Wegs ' - r4;-,,, By AUDREY LEECH "Well,they call it football but it's not like our football,', • / :'.._....,-. IP„.71:"'-:: '-7.'...,-,,,..-4.:.n.' , . . .../ Israel sounds like a fine place to live. If you don't explained Sandy. "It's really soccer. Basketball is ' 7414;1' ' aspire to great wealth, red meat, or college football, also important.- v.,. / :. ..Lii:':::- '*-, -',-;..---:,',:- 7414-A- Those are some of the deprivations the Aaron Weg Public transportation is excellent in Israel--a good ....,:_ ' .-i:* ,,,,,,-At ,L1family faced when they emigrated to Israel from thing because gas costs a fortune and the price of car--.,,,,,---. - ' . Roslyn, New York (on Long Island) three years ago. registration and insurance are "outrageous," said 4-. • -,-- 11411k 4 ..4::::.„.. . ,..,,,,, , , The Wegs were recent guests of Eugene and Arlene Weg. -,, The tourism business in Israel is booming, said Cohn,Northside residents who were their neighbors in ;„ .. . . ',. ., fill Roslyn. Rochelle Weg. "The weather is perfect--a lot like ift The Wegs'decision to emigrate was based on several here." El Al is supposedly opening a new western rib. I 1 ..i: lit route to Israel that will go from Canada to Mexico to factors. For one thing, Mrs. Weg had been born in , A., er" 4i• ams asomommapaiminum amomme- :,11, ' Israel and had most of her family there; for another, Israel, eliminating the need for Westerners to fly east .0:411 Aaron Weg saw a need for a contact-lens manufac- first. -.. 41 , — turing business in Jerusalem. "That's what I do," he Are the Wegs really happy in their new home? Their NI 1 answer seems to be a qualified yes. "We feel like. 11 explained, answer said Aaron Weg.-.I III I I I III_ _ Their first year in Israel was "tough," said Weg. "We don't miss the crime and poverty and pollution ..-.. - .... - "War broke out, which slowed things down. you have here.- _ ,AII • , _ :f , . . ,446,,f.. .....,., . .141 r" Everything closed, all the men went into the army. Everything as mobilizedYou didnt see a man in the w . ' street.- Belly dancing ..._ "The women had to fold parachutes,"said Mrs.Weg, "and help in offices." No, they were not afraid of being hurt. "Jordan - •"1114/.' (which is located right next to Israel) didn't go into tops arts poll that war-we were lucky." 1/41a I:'lie--I WP I y ,I/OrlirdAt a low point then, morale in Israel has since skyrocketed. "Especially since the Entebbe incident What kinds of arts do got 25 per cent response (during which the Israeli army liberated the Pima County residents but, interestingly, only 6 OPEN passengers taken hostage by terrorist hi-jackers)," said Mrs. Weg, who works as a ground stewardess for Well, a recently corn- that particular Fine Art El Al airlines. really want most? per cent in Marana, where pleted survey of 656 county must be inborn knowledge. TFIANKSGIVINGTo live in Israel, the Wegs had to give up American dreams of a high income and a lovely house for high taxes and a small apartment "with no closets. You residents revealed some Marana's preference in answers to that question. this category was In Performing Arts, Ceramics and Pottery, • • serving complete dinners build your own closets,"said Mrs. Weg. Housing is in short supply and the economy is geared toward Instrumental Music was followed closely by Gar the winner at 13 per cent dening, Edible. - • • • with all the trimmings socialism. "But there is no starvation or unem- ployment," said the Wegs. but Belly Dancing placed a Under Activities for close second, with 9 per Spectators, 90 per cent There is also little crime. "We've heard of one cent. countywide want corn- mugging since we've been in Jerusalem. Sandy (their In Catalina, Belly munity bus tours to Per_ Prime RI . b $550 daughter, now 15) comes home at night alone on the hus,as late as 10:30 p.m.,with no problem." Dancing placed first with formances, as opposed to Square Dancing as the tours to Museums (63 per Everyone works six days a week in Israel; 45 hours a next most popular per- cent) and movies (48 per Leg week in winter, 42 in summer. forming art. cent).of Lamb $5.50 Tax incentives, housing subsidies and other ad- vantages are provided to immigrants. "They wantciIn Marana, Belly Dan- Catalina's first choice ng won with 8 per cent. was Museums (64 per cent) new people, of any faith or nationality," said Weg. And the big county-wide followed by Movies (60 per "You certainly don't have to be Jewish to live in winner in Crafts and Fine cent) and Performances Ham Steak $4.50 Israel." Also, subsidies and incentives are given to parents of new babies. Arts was (aesthetics, take (52 per cent). a deep breath) Auto County wide, 92 per cent rhough red meat is hard to get in Israel,chicken and Repair. Yes, Auto Repair want professional arts fish are plentiful and cheap. was the Craft and Fine Art productions brought "to or ...„: Roast Duck $4.50Besides having to learn Hebrew so she could corn- (?)chosen by 20 per cent of near the community of municate, Sandy Weg had to adjust to a school much the respondants county- residence:"and 73 per cent more difficult than one in the states. She now takes 14 wide. want ticket outlets near the subjects--geometry,algebra,English,French,history, In Catalina. Auto Repair community of residents for -,, ...biology,physics,chemistry,art,art history,the Bible, all types of arts presen- . tations offered throughout ' PORTER , .4,1...,(1.,.... and physical education, among others. There are few extracurricular activities like Chairpersons the county. ' ROCIt"VVLL'48 I ..... ....... \:-,:-..- _, cheerleading, or sports, because the schools are devoted to academic subjects, said Sandy. Her fellow selected Meanwhile, said John - Zeeb of the Pima County, students come from all over Europe. Mrs. Michael J. Harris Parks and Recreation Please call early i t... --, 1 ,_ Social activities for teenagers are held in what could and Mrs. Victor Gregory, Dept.Arts Council Project, 11 be called our equivalent of a Jewish Community both Northside residents, county residents can still for reservations i • Center. have been named co- obtain discount tickets to David Weg, who was seven when his family chairpersons for Tucson art activities. For more 297-2236 . PR. \) emigrated,now speaks Hebrew so well he"often has to ask how to say something in English,"his mother said. General Hospital's second information, call Parks annual DeGrazia Project. and Recreation or write the ----........_______ ------ - 7116 N. Oracle (at Ina &Oracle) She insists the family speak English at home so it won't The print project raised Arts Council Project, 1204 be forgotten. $17,000 last year for capital W. Silverlake Road, The...big sport,in Jsrai3It'Atiitl'llie;Wegs'elikg.e;Ofeeis:ecee,",etitiiiirtieht-itemg:-4- 4-4-4-‘-`* ' PJ b;4iI5713.'....- _ November 18, 1976, The Arizona Territorial, Page 15 Boardapproves _ • WE MAKE joint sewer pact Nanini (Continued from page 1) approximately five acres on the south side of Orange Center BANKING through the end of the 1976- Grove Road west of Oracle 77 fiscal year,the ratio is 56 Road from CR-4 to CR-5. per cent to the city and 44 Democratic Supervisor ,,,,.- per �rtper cent to the county. Ron Asta was absent from PANORAMIC CITY VIEWS According to Republican the meeting during the Supervisor Conrad Joyner, Sungate rezoning hearing. ' �" If you're hung-up on nite views of SIMPLE. the ratios can be adjusted �`� �-� the City, here's your winner. From Traffic l the back of the house where the when the agreement is up , Pool is, you can see forever. Porch ,41 for yearly renewal as one installed BONNIE B E T GRI across the back of this 4 Bedroom, T,� government or the other S 2-1/2 bath is about 75 ft. Fantastic `.Ii increases its facilities. (Continued from page!) BROKER for entertaining with gas barbeque ,�imiozia and wet bar. 3 car The boardalso in reducing right-angle -440W-41. !. garage, grand BOK •1I piano sized livingroom,formal dining unanimously approved a accidents, but it often ~' �� at •:��erzwor room.Offered $105,000. SINCE 190Z rezoning request by John generates rear-end Cardi on a four acre parcel collisions," Steiner said. . near River Road and "I look at a signal as a 7110 N. Oracle Rd. Suite 105 297-2516 Oracle Road. device to assign right-of- Cardi asked for the way." Ahead of our time since 1887 change to build a He also said that plans recreational complex for for a traffic signal at FirstDot Ms o�c the Northside,which would Avenue and Orange Grove (:I) A.G. Edwar'ds include bowling and Road are still progressing Your Northstde Members New York Stock Exchange,Inc racquetball facilities. in the State Department of The Board also voted 4-0 Transportation offices in FARMERS AGENT to approve a rezoning Phoenix, but are presently Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, request from Sungate snagged because of a right- ` � 2977273" Development Co.to change of-way problem. Options, Commodities, Tax Shelters, Slight areaa -esuts For All Your Insurance Needs Financial Planning bathroom AUTOS, HOMEOWNERS, LIFE, BOATS, BUSINESS, "For or Information Call" from re MOBILE HOMES EDWARDS A G &SONS INC A bathroom fire Monday disposal of smoking 297-2521 morning did ap- materials. FARMERS c 7110 NORTH ORACLE proximately $100 damage Rural-Metro sent five ( *,lf+suaaNCE� IN NANIN! FINANCIAL CENTER to an apartment at Oracle units to the scene but theGROUP, 7110 North Oracle Road7,,,x,.„-, .--.. AN-YP-2-ERS Villa Apartments, 11 E. fire was already out when R e S. 297-0892 Orange Grove Road. they arrived. According to Rural- Metro Information Officer Harold Hancock, the fire occured in the bathroom of Boxes! Edwart T. Wood's apart- TOPS'I ) 73/ 0/ ment, and was probably caused by improper 1.________:,,,,,,, Coopershave 4 0AF _, . • : ' new daupaid on$1000 or more saved for 6 years. Compounded • -`7\ - - Mrs. Ronnie L. Cooper daily that means an annual yield of 8.06%when ,,,,, :,---. . . .. . r' gave birth to a daughter at4, :•3 g balance is maintained.* - Iiiik . Tucson General at 2:38 ' �'' � .. r •Cyr p.m. on Nov. 10. Mr. and NO ONE PAYS MORE ON INSURED SAVINGS. ': -:. Mrs. Cooper are Northside INTEREST COMPOUNDED DAILY AND PAID 'k�` I:- residents. MONTHLY L OR QUARTERLY TMA sale CALL MR. From the Tatra Mountains of Southern Poland, GENE ROSS exquisite handcarved wood boxes of every size The Tucson Museum of FOR HIGHEST INTEREST AmENcANand description. Recessed hinges, many with Art League is sponsoring RATES ON CD's OF metal inlay, and all lovingly hand sealed and the Frederick R. Pleasants $100,000 OR MORE. finished. Many other truly unusual gifts, too. Estates Sale at 2100 E. SAVINGS Come browse. Adams on Nov. 20 through Nov. 23. 792"2153 6 convenient locations ANAHI IMPORTS The TMA Members Only •Note:Federal regulations require substantial interest _ penalty for early withdrawal from certificate accounts. EI invitational preview will take place Saturday, Nov. 297-3176 20 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1h7111111111111111111111111111M111111111111111111111111•1111111111111111 YOURSELF— ' , innu - THEREARE 61 ACTIVE IM� 1 SUBDI VISIONS/N TUCSON You arecordial! invitedorff III rtillSOIr -� to co mme in and enjoy a the illuminating complimentary 111 ex perience• 4MI � • of a tom /imentarconsultat consultation.1 NEFFCillallir: . .r MIIM..�m . _ , , � �� - Our Beauty Pam - . will be there topersonalizedassist you in CONFUSED ABOUT WHERE � � shadeselection,saect�on, teachyou the latest make-up techniques TO BUY YOUR NEW HOM � Ral h can help you makedesignther• ht ch �ce, oracomplexion care program . just for you. call Ralph Mitchell 297-8301 NEW HOME AND MARKETING SPECIALIST M11 i s call 397-9365 crra Propertics, Inc. 7120-C North Oracle Road 297-8301 7110 N. Oracle Rd ,Pam,,BeautyAcivisor Page 16, The Arizona Territorial, November 18, 1976 Tucson Ballet TM THEATRES PRESENTS: THE NEW AND to go on tour 11 111 ] EXCITINGThanks to the National is already getting bookings places in S Endowment for the Arts in for the 1977-78 season, she ORACLE VIEW Washington D.C., the added. TUCSON TERRITORIAL DEMOCRATIC WOMEN Tucson Ballet will become Because of Tucson Scott Sutherland, director of public information of a touring company in 1977- Ballet's small size "and . the Commission on Improved Government THEATREs 78. minimal need for sets and Management, will be the guest speaker at the next ! Lorraine Nelson. costumes, thanks to meeting of the Territorial Democratic Women's Club. TUCSON'S NEWEST THEATRE FOURPLEX executive director of director Patrick Frantz Sutherland will discuss the Commission's upcoming For your cinema entertainment Tucson Ballet, said the innovative choreographies, report on proposed joint City and County operations. four brand new theatres in one acceptance of our company the touring will "pay for The meeting will be held Tuesday,Nov.23 at 9:30 a.m. into NEA's Dance Touring itself and then some, said at the home of Mrs. Juana A. Vogt, 7501 N. La Oesta. great location: 4439 N. ORACLE RD. Program is ``wonderful Ms. Nelson. Opening with this news" because it will SUNDAY EVENING FORUM enable the Ballet to tour Ballet offers The Sunday Evening Forum will present Ed Lark k Exclusive Engagement! more widely and become f narrating his color documentary film, "Germany," on more financially self- begInners Nov.21 at the U of A's Main Auditorium at 8 p m. All In his time, he was called sufficient. Forum programs are open to the pu ic. There is no "The same granting dance class admission, but donations are taken -fit intermissions. a revolutionary. procedure that- enables Tucson Ballet to bring the Tucson Ballet announces EVENTS AT CROWDER HALL Today, he is called the San Diego Ballet ("Swan classes for six to eight- The University of Arizona School of Music will �_ year-old beginners in ballet ofGod. Lake ) and the San g present the following events at Crowder Hall (unless Son Francisco Ballet ("Romeo and classes for five year __ ' "Great a o otherwise noted). Nov. 18 Opera Theatres THE and Juliet," March 21, 22) olds and under in threshold Moments in Opera," 8 p.m.; Nov. 19—a doctoral piano will enable other sponsors to dance, tap and creative recital by Bruce Robinson at 8 p.m.; Nov. 20, faculty to bring Tucson Ballet to dance for all ages. These woodwind quintet, 3 p.m. and a doctoral piano recital PASSOVER their communities next class are held at 3501 N. by Michael Moore at 8 p.m.; Nov. 21—University season," said Ms. Nelson. Mountain Ave. For more information, call 888-5301. chamber choir at 3 p.m.; Nov. 22--faculty recital, 8 PLOTThe company has signed p.m. with Reuben Mack Associates, a Los Angeles booking management, and '."\ ...the greatest conspiracy inter . KuA Ch . in , a er s ..," - - .. . , .,._,,,.. , „ FRIAYER19 SUNDAY NOVEMBER21 government topics. Host: Jack the historyof mankind. 9:00 ELECTRIC COMPANY 5:00 GETTING ON 8:00 BICENTENNIAL HALL OF 9:30 ANYONE FOR TENNYSON Living arrangements for old people ii show 10:00 SESAME STREET 11:00 OURSTORY are discussed,and a profile of a city FAME"Truman at Pots- gardener is included. dam" IThe drama and intrigue of the 1945 11:30 CONSUMER SURVIVAL 5:30 JEANNE WOLF WITH _�. `f' Paintings and collages of KIT Henry Fonda reveals himself as a Big Three conference unfolds in the ' ,,i...�,: 12:00 MR.ROGERS great story teller of show business story of Harry S. Truman's test of Gerald F. Brommer willleadership. Ed Flanders plays -'..N...".� ," __ X1,...4 .' �" :• 12:30 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU years, as he and his wife Shirlee re x,c.�;, .• hang at the Chuck Winter . 1:00 VISIONS recall his 31 years on stage and Truman,John Houseman is Winston �� ---� F 2:30 FOLIO screen. Churchill and Jose Ferrer is Josef }, ._.�.c.; Art Gallery, 3050 N. Stalin. Iv ; � 3:00 50UNDSTAGE 6;00 CONSUMERSURVIVALCountr T Club Road from 4:00 SESAME STREET KIT 9:30 MARK RUSSEL COMEDY . Nov. 20 through Dec. 18. 5:00 MR.ROGERS "Plan Now, Play Later: The Key to SPECIAL 5:30 ELECTRIC COMPANY Retirement Planning America's favorite political satirist will make you laugh as he makes Gallery hours are 10 am. 6:00 ZOOM 6:30 WORLD PRESS 6:30 VILLA ALEGRE Public television's longest running you think! to p.m. Tuesday through 7:00 THE MACNEIL-LEHRER WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 24 public affairs program airs the 9:00 ELECTRIC COMPANY Saturday. REPORT stories behind the headlines,world- 7' CONSORTIUM wide. 9:30 1 WANT TO READ ;_, . . , - Mildred Lance will show 7;30 LATINO 9:45 LETTER PEOPLE • 0, y 1 i , EI Pasadia A day in the life of 7:00 FIRING LINE "' , her water color paintings Hispanics caught in the web of a U.S. 8:00 EVENING AT SYMPHONY 10:00 SESAME STREET .., prison. Colin Davis leads the Boston Sym- 11:00 NOVA at the Neill Gallery on 2402 8:00 WASHINGTON WEEK phony Orchestra in Mendelssohn's 12:00 MR.ROGERS r ! IN REVIEW Overture to "Midsummer Night's 12:30 CILIAS YOGA AND YOU w. E. Grant Road from now • j r` through Dec. 10. Her first The top stories of the week from the Dream," Wagner's "Forest Mur- .1:00 CHIQUITINES g capital are analyzed by veteran murs" and Symphony No. 3 by 1:30 CULTURAL UNDER- ., job was with the Walt correspondents. Sibelius.• STANDING ,'. r 8:30 WALL STREET WEEK 9:00 MASTERPIECE THEA- 2:00 OPEN MATH Disney Cartoon Studio Backing the Banks" TRE--How Green Was My 2:30 TOPIC OF TUCSON -f' 9:00 DOCUMENTARY SHOW- Valley 3:00 BOOK BEAT during the years it 9 3:30 READING IN SERVICE produced '`Bambi'� and CASE"The Others The story of the Morgan family • This revealing documentary deals continues: Huw learns to be tough 4:00 SESAME STREET '-•�.,*-'''1, "Fantasia." with the problems of the mentally when bullied at school; tanto is 5:00 MISTER ROGERS retarded citizen. It also compares nearly never home and his marriage 5:30 ELECTRIC COMPANY private versus public programs for begins to deteriorate. 6:00 ZOOM KUAT tthe retarded. 10:00 ADAMS CHRONICLES 6:30 VILLA ALEGRE 10:00 AGRONSKY AT LARGE 60 min. 7:00 A MATTER OF JUDGE- 30 min. "John Quincy Adams: President MENT Martin Agronsky interviews a figure (1825-1829)" John Quincy Adams' A program on legal topics for the offered on of international stature each week. single term as president is marked layman. Tonight's subject is wills. by frustration and his call for Attorneys David Richter and SATURDAY NOVEMBER 20 national interests frightens states' Browing present the information • • Tuesdays 9:30 SESAME OTREET rightists. and will answer questions from 10:00 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC viewers on wills. Host: Jerry 10:30 VILLA ALEGRE Sonenblick. rk':}r` People who have won- 11:00 INFINITY FACTORY MONDAY NOVEMBER 22 8:00 NOVA "The Case of the It:30 REBOP 9:00 ELECTRIC COMPANY Bermuda Triangle" it` � `` dered hour radio and 12:00 CARRASCOLENDAS 9:30 I WANT TO READ Is the Bermuda Triangle the devil's television actually hap- 12:30 MR.ROGERS 9:45 I CAN READ work? Or is there another explana- 1:00 ELECTRIC COMPANY 10:00 SESAME STREET tion? pened will have an op- 1:30 OPEN MATH 11:00 THE THIN EDGE 9:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES portunity to have their 2:00 READING IN SERVICE 12:00 MR.ROGERS 90 min. Jac'i7ties 2:30 SACAMANO'S GARDEN 12:30 CILIASYOGAANDYOU "Live from Lincoln Center: New questions answered Dr. Sacamano and Steve Fazio discuss 1:00 CHIQUITINES York Philharmonic" Conducted by Cousteau'slayering,and stem and leaf cutting as a 1:30 CULTURAL UNDER- Raphel Kubelik(includes Beethoven beginning NOV. 23, as STANDING and Dvorak symphonies). means of propagating plants. 2:00 FIRING LINE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 25 KURT-TV-AM-FM inau- 3:00 WASHINGTON WEEK 3:00 MEDICAL DIALOGUE 9:00 ELECTRIC COMPANY gurates a bi-weekly tour IN REVIEW 3:30 WOMAN 9:30 VILLA ALEGRE Repeat of Friday program. 4:00 SESAME STREET 10:00 SESAME STREET VOYAGE series. 3:30 WALL STREET WEEK Doris Groom, COOT- Repeat of Friday program. 5:00 MR.ROGERS 11:00 ADAMS CHRONICLES 4:00 GEOTHERMAL;ENERGY 5:30 ELECTRIC COMPANY 12:00 MR.ROGERS TO THE EDGEdinator of Volunteers for 6:00 ZOOM 12:30 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU FOR TOMORROW 6:30 VILLA ALEGRE 1:15 LET'S ALL SING OF THE the University of Arizona's 4:30 SOUTH BY NORTHWEST 7:00 THE MACNEIL-LEHRER 1:30 BREAD AND BUTTER- "Homesteaders" REPORT FLIES Radio-TV-Film Bureau, 5:00. ADAMS CHRONICLES 7:30 TUCSON CITY COUNCIL 1:45 LETTER PEOPLE WORLD has made arrangements "John Quincy Adams: President 3 hrs.approx.color 2:00 INFINITY FACTORY for a tour guide to be (1825-1829)" Adams'single term as Live coverage from the City 2:30 DOCUMENTARY SHOW- President is marked by frustration. Council Chambers CASE:"The Others" available every other His eldest son dies and his wife TUESDAY NOVEMBER 23 repeat of Friday Nov.20 Louise Catherine blames John Quin- 9:00 ELECTRIC COMPANY 3:00 LATINO CONSORTIUM Produced by JACOU£S COUSTEAU.PHILIPPE COUSTEAUand MARSHALL FLAUM Tuesday at 2 p.m. begin- cy for his demise. 9:30 VILLA ALEGRE "La Pasadia"repeat of Fri. A CINEMA VOYAGER Presentation Released by R C RIDDELL 8 ASSOC. - _ fling Nov. 23. 6:00 OURSTORY 10:00 SESAME STREET Nov.20 Gi'L�` "The Last Ballet" 11:00 REBOP 3:30 TBA Visitors to the Bureau The Jefferson-Burr presidential con- 11:30 CONSUMER SURVIVAL 4:00 SESAME STREET • • will tour the AM and FM test of 1800 is the subject of thispKIT 5:00 MR.ROGERS radio control rooms, the 65:30 r 30ramZOOM 12:00 MR.ROGERS 6:00 ZOOMTRIC COMPANY 12:30 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU radio production studio and 7:00 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 1:00 ALL ABOUT YOU 6:30 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC AWARD WINNER "Heidi" Part 1. Since the death of 1:15 I CAN READ "Heidi"Part 1 the two television studios. her widowed mother,Heidi has been 1:30 BREAD AND BUTTER- 7.00 THE MACNEIL-LEHRER in the care of her Aunt Oete. Oete FLIES REPORT J AC K LEAAAAcJNJ AND leaves Heidi in the care of the child's 1:45 LET'S ALL SING 7:30 EARTH TONES Special - paternal grandfather,a recluse who 2:00 INFINITY FACTORY A half hour of folk music in the lives in a solitary hut far up a Swiss 2:30 IN PERFORMANCE AT studio with musicians from Tucson's 9- mountainside. WOLF TRAP Basement Cafe. Selections include GENEVIEVE B 8:00 BOOK BEAT 3:30 A MATTER OF JUDGE- "Love Me Like A Man,""Police Dog "Finding My Father" by MENT Blues," and "Help Me Make It SETTLED sooner 8:30 ANYONE FOR T 4:00 SESAME STREET Through The Night." N OR ENNYSON 5,00 MR.ROGERS PULITZER PRIZE POETS Part II 5:30 ELECTRIC COMPANY 8:00 MASTERPIECE �� Moving The works of Robert Lowell, Carl 6:00 ZOOM THEATRE "How Green Sandburg, Ann Sexton and others 6.30 GOING STRONG Was My Valley ..� t will be discussed. film Huw,the youngest Morgan brother, 9:00 WOMAN Tonight'sportrait is on Father learns to be tough when harassed by GYPSY " "The Two Earner Famil �• John Howard,a retired parish priest the school bullies. tanto is nearly TIIE Y who goes to work in summer and never home and his marriage begins CCITY9:30 IN PERFORMANCE can be seen riding his bike all over to deteriorate. AT WOLF TRAP town. Interview with Dr. Leah & STORAGE CO "Cleo Laine and John Dankworth" McCoy,an expert on social Security, 9:00 VISIONS 90 min. repeat of Mon. plus a short film on what's available "The Great Cherub Knit- 10.30 SOUNDSTAGE 1 hr. at the libraries. wear Strike" NOW SHOWING795-6624 "Barry Manilow." This enthusias- 7:00 THE MACNEIL-LEHRER A bittersweet love story set during tic, glittery performance by singer REPORT the Great 9 oun Depression. A girl P Y Barry Manilow includes his hits 7:30 TOPIC OF TUCSON (Kathy Beller)gets her first job and "Mandy"and"Could It Be Magic." An informational interview on local' has her first romance. November 18, 1976,The Arizona Territorial, Page 17 Bra • • c �, -w... ,dley ons • ,,, ., i 4., ., ...., .4 . . , x . . ,„„ „. bank council _ ,, , _ . business 40. - ,_ ' 4..4.,..4 ''''' ~.i. ,- . e At..., .- Gilbert F. Bradley has state's 14 counties. Valley - IV 44 1. - been reappointed to the Bank is the 32nd largest • • Federal Advisory Council commercial bank in the ' , , x by the Board of Directors United States. I of the Federal Reserve New chef hired Marved's watersaving home . - • i �. Bank of San Francisco. - '� � � is Chairman'of the - . Bradley a t r e st a u r a n t Board and Chief Executive Marved Construction builder take the lead." . •: ,,. '' .- Jim Kesicki, owner of Company, Inc., is "I expect other builders - '`' ' rOfficer of Valley Nationals Bank of Arizona. Porter Rockwell's responding to Tucson's will have to follow suit,"he As a member of the Restaurant in Nanini water situation by building says. it Financial Plaza, has water savers into all its Richard Zeek,owner of the Shoe Revue,fits Northsider Federal Advisory Council, named Antonio Rosetti as new homes,says Hal Ober, All homes now being Ethel Rosenberg with one of the 12 pair of shoes (12!) Bradley represents the she won in the Shoe Revue's recent drawings. "I Twelfth Federal Reserve head chef. vice president of sales and built by the company in- Twelfth o r m e r 1 y with marketing for the com- elude as standard features: couldn't believe how lucky I was," said Mrs. Rosen- District, which en- Theodore's of Chicago, n a toilet which uses only 31;2 berg, who works as a secretary for the owner of Mc- YDonald's stores downtown. "I just love shoes and can Rosetti plans to add a New homes built by gallons in the bowl and never get enough of them." variety of his own Italian Marved are being equipped tank as compared to the recipes to the menu. with watersaving shower standard 51/2 to 7 gallons; --f f 1 rf f f -' J f_, -l f --, ,,,ro tiiii-. - heads, faucet controls, and a shower head through � CLEANING and ALTERATIONS s Duffey speaks s y toilet tanks. The company which water flows at as a E , *.' is also offeringa natural- little as 3 gallons per (. � ADOBES It I(; 1'I'-« 1} k t, marketers . vegetation landscape minute as opposed to the � CLEANERS CLEANERS Dennis E. Duffey, vice g p standard rate of upto 12lot 2{tttt N. MiracleMile 44 . ..., .. option with its homes. entrance from rear parking{ president and marketing City water• con- gallons per minute; and a 7119 N. Oracle Rd. 297-0322 623-8962 director of the Pioneer servationist Bob Brice of faucet flow control device f f•. . l ,•-, , -`✓-1--J'1 -P. -J .-„,;,,,i.,',‘.,',., r4 Title Insurance .Company the Metropolitan Utilities which restricts water flow of Los Angeles, will speak g Management says of the to 2 gallons per minute to the Greater Tucson move, ``I think it's a instead of the maximum of Sendern Gilbert Bradley Marketing Club on "At- Now',the t i,u,.4 to tackingthe Local Market" wonderful thing. It's 5 gallons per minute .�,1 Ind something that's inevitable allowed with standard IIRIZON1117?"l ~'it "o"' compasses the nine-state at a dinner meeting and I'm glad to see a faucets. ;Ftst,l�s�ri��orde. area of Alaska, Arizona, Wednesday, November 17, HIGHWAYS U �t h�•order �• California, Idaho, Hawaii, at 6 p.m. at the Plaza In- blank inside this 52 page all-color holiday issue.i It's on sale now every here M. Nevada, Oregon, Utah and ternational Hotel. � - - g The District Newly organized this fall0 Or phone 258oo-i 1.Or send check or money order direct to Washington. .• �� contains over 6,500 com- by the group of local f�rii��n., I li�,hti..,�•s, 2030ti���t Lewis, Phoenix, .�/.������ As...,.. Opc }ea , $ ,n ['.S., t'.U.A.S., SIO else��het e. mercial banking offices marketers from theVeil, __,_---- /-� tic ll=,�1.,,1 �c�t,an attractive gift announcement card. and a population of 33 business community and •• �. ..,then get another for yourself! million. The 12-member the University business council consists of one college, the Greater _ I g in COL oR representative from each Tucson Marketing Club is • ;:�- of the Federal Reserve the first association of its `'�`�`� ? `��- Districts. ..,-;.,,,z,,,;.,...:-_,..-.:-.,--. D kind m southern Arizona. Valle National is the ``W e ° ~ti Valley are actively ;,� , �� :. lar est bank in Arizona ''''. �`_ r` �"`. \� g recruiting new mem : •= .- `" ' 1- • Headquartered in Phoenix, Ron Eastburn president =:�3 f/ - -,<� ,�~{` the bank serves Arizona said, "and our meetings .* photographer .. , , s-, - , through more than 150 are openrIri -: � to anyone ,' ,. ' " ti': offices in everymajor ,z f �~~ J engaged in,any aspect of bridal, en a ement, ets, :44. { _s, ," ��~ community in all of the marketing. 1 g P . :- :: r roup horses, raduations, � - - , **************'******************: / ,: : ' r _ ::. . ',-4 t- .,.. Fa�NK LLOYD WRIGHT * .=. confirmations, families, j\ -• `. °-t , "w `-: :?'".''''''::e'-'......''..:.'.--; ,� autos. . . or whatever , r: ,,,� , e .ir .-!: 3ik ' i prokerages * iou want I ;,,,,:-:.:::.:- - :-- 1: .- .i.A.A * ' :'v `\om ti y .�-- .� Children are my specialty! `-. :. '.1::::''::::‘:.;.-. L• OPEN9 A.M.A. . 30 * 2c - 'Ti1 6 pm Weekdays- 'Til 5 pm Sat.'s' i / 1 111 E. LIMBERLOST, 05Q, . ,:ti\ \ 41 N.W. CORNER ORACLE& INA RDS. 2974456 * (1 j lei- f/' �• © 44'. 687:82$S New"shadow box"cover: `—_------ Bestsellers -:at,:'''' $'*. ,-,- Best from DOUBLEDAY at THE HatuNTED BoolicsHolp One Oracle Olace 7225 N . Oracle Roa ....000000, .. ...-----'-i 1 Cold° ,00••••••"....-' �� __ ,- Taror I , 5.,. ,... i7i r ... 7, . _ . , , ,... . . _ ., ii „ , :ir a ,,-, 1, if ' , , I ig II 11 , P I , ,:.4'r\ k lir(' ''''' . , , ,,,..„- ,,, ,,, , . „,_____/ ... 4,,/...‹ 7.' , , Oro st4a/ k, - 1 ao 'W-1' g, t -.4,4 tl) Theag- ex row AltkEy , <i ' ' !-' I I,',: :„ :13101ter tk. iieniAtf , s x ...........„, ,)„,„ '1) Hew- qt 5 0 . , ,00,000 ii-ilf, . 0 ,.. . , 0.01.00„„oes, 4 Prwirboulasvii;, . , C I- ,- 1 . .....-. „ ,,,,,,,. ,..,,, ,„ c OrOCON ,, _., , } 0 .1.:. il„IN '”I, 0t1 HolidayHours : - . m . . 297 . 4843 . .. _ . Page 18, The Arizona Territorial, November 18, 1976 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ARTICLES OF INCORPORATIONacknowledge service of and upon In the Superior Court of IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF for the purpose by a majority vote of who may be served, all necessary The State of Arizona THE STATE OF ARIZONA the stock issued and outstanding. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF process or processes in any action, In and For the County of Maricopa IN AND FOR THE The annual meetings of the corp- OF EMPLOYERS DENTAL suit or proceeding that may be had EMIGRANT SAVINGS BANK, a COUNTY OF PIMA oration shall be held at such place GRAPEVINE PRODUC- SERVICES,INC. and hour as may be prescribed by TIONS LTD. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE or brought against the said Com- corporation, In the Matter of,CASEY G.FRAIJO KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: pang in any of the Courts of said Plaintiff, A person of less than 18 years. the by-laws of the corporation on the PRESENTS: State of Arizona, such service or vs. NO.S-263 second Monday in April of each That the undersigned pastor processor notice,or the acceptance GEORGE DONALD GRADILLAS, That we, the undersigned, have ators,desiring to form a corporation p ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE year,beginning with the year 1976. associated ourselves together for the under the laws of the State of thereof by said agent endorsed and YOLANDA L.GRADILLAS,his The Court having read the verified The first Board of Directors shall be thereon,to have the same force and wife, Petition for Termination of Parent elected by the incorporators and purpose of forming a corporation Arizona,do hereby associate them effect as if served upon the Presi- Defendants. shall.serve until their successors under the laws of the State of selves together for that purpose.andChild Relationship, and good cause Arizona, and do hereby adopt the dent and Secretary of said Com- No.C-337543 are elected and qualified. In the adopt the following Articles of In- appearing, following Articles of Incorporation: pang• NOTICE OF SALE UNDER event of a vacancy in any office,the ARTICLE I corporation. IT IS ORDERED that GILBERT Article VI I SPECIAL EXECUTION F. FRAIJO and anyother board of Directors may fill such The name of this corporation is ARTICLE I person The affairs of this cor oration Notice is Hereby Given that the vacancy and the person so selected GRAPEVINE PRODUCTIONS The name of the corporation is: P claiming parental relationship to the EMPLOYERS DENTAL shall be conducted by a Board of above named plaintiff recovered above child appear in the Superior shall serve during the �nexpired Directors consisting of not less than judgment in the above named Court Court of Pima County, Juvenile term of his predecessor, and until LTD. SERVICES,INC. two and not more than five, who on the 29th day of October, 1976, his successor is elected and uali- ARTICLE II ARTICLE II Division, 2225 East Ajo Way, q The purpose for which this cor The purpose or purposes for which shall be elected annually by the against the above named defend- Tucson,Arizona,on the 28th day of tied. P P p stockholders and shall serve for one ants, in the amount of $24,947.71, December, 1976, at 1:30 o'clock, ARTICLE IX oration is organized is the transac the corporation is organized is thetion of any and all lawful business year or until their successors are plus accrued costs and interest The officers of the corporation, transaction of any and all lawful p.m.,and show cause,if any he has, for which corporations may be business,within or without the State elected and qualify. The following thereon at the rate of Seven (7 why the parent-child relationship who may or may not be stockholders shall be the first Board of Directors percent) percent per annum on the between him and the above-named of the corporation shall be a presi incorporated under the laws of the of Arizona, for which corporations who are to serve as Directors until principal and interest, and at the dent, vice-president, secretary and State of Arizona, as they may be may be incorporated under Arizona P child should not be terminated as p amended from time to time. the first annual meeting of share- rate of Six (6 percent) percent per provided by law. treasurer,and such other officers as law including but not limited to ARTICLE III contract with employers to cause holders or until their successors are annum on the remaining amounts, IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Board of Directors shall elect elected and qualify: from said date until paid, and a copy of this Order to Show Cause immediately after each annual The corporation initially intends to dental services to be provided to conduct business in the areas of enrolled employees. Jerry Grenier pursuant to a writ of special execu- be served as provided by law: meeting of the stockholders of the ARTICLE III 5745 N.Camino Esplendora tion issued by the said Court on DONE IN OPEN COURT THIS 3rd corporation and shall hold office for commercial photography, software Tucson,Arizona 85718 October 29th, 1976, the following day of November,1976. one(1)year,and until their success- visual production, audio and visual Initially, the business to be communications and all other areas conducted by the corporation is to Jane Manning described real property will be sold S-JOHN P.COLLINS ors are elected and qualified. Any 3301 Camino Campestre at public auction to satisfy the said JUDGE OF THE office may be declared vacant at of audio-visual programming,pack contract with employers to cause Tucson,Arizona 85716 judgment on December 17, 1976,at anytime bya majorityvote of the aging,production,presentation and dental services to be provided to SUPERIOR COURT sale. enrolled employees. Article VIII the hour of 10:00 a.m., at the East Juvenile Court Center Board of Directors at a meeting ARTICLE IV ARTICLE IV The name and address of each door of the New County Courts Pub.The Arizona Territorial called for the purpose. In the event The corporation shall have the The corporation shall have the incorporator-is: ..Building,Tucson,Arizona: November 11,18,25, of a vacancy in any office,the Board Ja,feManning Lot 25,LAKECREST NO.4,actor- December 2,1976 of Directors may fill the same,and authority to issue THREE MILLION authority to issue Ten Thousand 3301 Camino Campestre dingto the plat of record in the office theperson so selected shall serve (3,000,0001 shares of common stock, (10,0001 shares of common stock of P Req: Virginia C.Howard,Atty. par value ONE DOLLAR(31.00)per the par value of Ten Dollars($10.00) Tucson,Arizona 85716 of the Pima County Recorder, in during the unexpired term of his Deborah Mosley Book 23 of Maps,page 43. predecessor,and until his successor share. per share. 810 S.Langley Avenue,Apt.202 Signed: November 8,1976. is elected and ARTICLE V ARTICLE V g PUBLIC NOTICE qualified. The first The holders,from time to time,of The name and address of the Tucson,Arizona 85710 William C.Cox officers of the corporation shall be In Witness Whereof, we have Sheriff elected by the first Board of Direct- the common stock of the corporation initial statutory agent is: hereunto set our hands and seals this By Sgt.L.K.Huff,144 ors as soon as convenient after shall have preemptive rights as to Thomas H.Childers 4th day of November,1976. Deputy Sheriff Notice of sale ofpersonal property of the common stock then or thereafter 6965 North Oracle RoadP Pe Y organization. Tucson,Arizona 85704 Jane Manning Pub. The Arizona Territorial -William Grafing-Marie Land. ARTICLE X authorized to be issued, including ARTICLE VI Deborah Mosley November 18,25,December 2,1976 William Grafing unit 413 at A I U By-laws for this corporation shall treasury stock. No resolution of the Initially, the known place of bus State of Arizona Req: Murphy,Posner&Froimson Store It Warehouse, 3851 No. be adopted and may be amended or Board of Directors authorizing the iness of the corporation shall be: ss Romero Rd.,Tucson,Arizona 85705. revised by the Board Directors,until issuance of stock to which preemp 4431 East Broadway County of Pima PUBLIC NOTICE Marie Land: Unit no. 936 at A-1-U and unless otherwise provided by tive rights shall attach may require Tucson,Arizona 85711 The foregoing instrument, being Store It Warehouses, 3851 No. resolution of the stockholders. such rights to be exercised within the Articles of Incorporation of Romero Rd.,Tucson,Arizona 85705. ARTICLE XI less than sixty(60)days. ARTICLE VII Arizona Sunshine Screen, Inc.,was In the Superior Court Of The above Contents to be sold at The private property of the stock ARTICLE VI The number of members to serve acknowledged before me this 4th The State of Arizona public Auction,Monday November, The name and address of the on the Board of Directors shall be g holders of this corporation is to be fixed by the bylaws. The initial day of November, 1976, by Jane In and For the County of Maricopa 22nd,1976. exempt from corporate debts. initial statutory agent of the corp Manning and Deborah Mosley. OAK PARK FEDERAL SAVINGS General Auction,4628 E. Speedway ARTICLE XII oration is EDWARD V. Board of Directors shall consist of Sandy Canto AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,a corp- Blvd.,Tucson,Arizona. The highest amount of liability, LACAMBRA, 155 West Council five (5) members. The names and Notary Public oration, Pub.The Arizona Territorial Street,Tucson,Arizona 85702. either direct or contingent,to which ARTICLE VII addresses of persons who shall serve My Commission Expires: Aug. 8, Plaintiff, November 11,18,1976 this corporation may by subject at as directors until the first annual 1980. vs. Req: U-Store-It Warehouses The known place of business of the meeting of the shareholders,or untilany one time shall be such amount Pub. The Arizona Territorial LOUIS R. GINGRAS, and DORO- as is provided for by the laws of the corporation shall be 5055 East their successors are elected and November 18,25,December 2,1976. THY M. GINGRAS, husband and Broadway,Tucson,Arizona 85711. qualify,are: Req: Johnson, Hayes & Dowdall, wife; DORA D.JOHNSON,a divor- State of Arizona and by the rules of ARTICLE VIII D.M.Lovitt PUBLIC NOTICE the Arizona Corporation Com Ltd. ced woman; ARTHUR SCHEFF, mission. The initial Board of directors shall 3380 Via Golondrina and SARAH SCHEFF,husband and ARTICLE XIII consist of two(2) directors. There- Tucson,Arizona 85716 PUBLIC NOTICE wife, if they be living, their Un ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION DARRELL G.BROWN,1835 S.6th after,the number of persons to serve Carlos G.Touche known Heirs and Devisees if they be Ave.of Tucson,Arizona,85713,who on the Board of Directors shall be 2842 N.Santa Marta Place '-" dead, OF has been a bona fide resident of the fixed by the By-Laws of the corp- Tucson,Arizona 85715 In the Superior Court of INDEPENDENT CONTROL CO. Defendants. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE State of Arizona for more than three oration. The persons who are to Edwin Drew Shumway The State of Arizona No.C-329136 (3) years past, is hereby appointed serve as directors until the first 253 First Avenue In and For the Countyof Maricopa PRESENTS: P NOTICE OF SALE UNDER That we the undersigned, the lawful agent of this corporation annual meeting of shareholders or Holbrook,Arizona 86025 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ANDdo here- SPECIAL EXECUTIONfor all purposes required by law. until their successors are elected John L.DowneyLOAN ASSOCIATION OF DEN- pur- Notice is Hereby Given that the by associate ourselves for the 8111 E.Broadway,no.128 VER,a corporation, pose of forming a corporation under ARTICLE XIV and qualified are: KARL Tucson,Arizona 85710 Plaintiff, above named plaintiff recovered the laws of the State of Arizona,and At any annual meeting of the MORTON,2549 NOrth Indian Ridge James R.Spring vs. judgment in the above named Court hereby adopt the following Articles stockholders,or at any special meet Drive, Tucson, Arizona 85715 and 8241 E.CaminoHerradura RICHARD J. CALTAGIRONE; on the 29th day of October, 1976, ing of the stockholders called for JOSEPH B. EZZO, P.O. Box 615, Tucson,Arizona 85715 ROGER H. CHARETTE; REGIN against the above named defend- of Incorporation. ants, in the amount of $19,215.62, ARTICLE I that purpose, these Articles of In- Amado,Arizona 85640. ARTICLE VIII ALD P. LaSURE; STATE OF ARIThe names, residences and post corporation may be amended in any ARTICLE IX The names and addresses of the ZONA,ex.rel.ARIZONA DEPART- plus accrued costs and interest incorporators of the foregoing particulars by the The following persons are to thereon at the rate of Seven (7 office addresses of the affirmative vote of the majority of• serve as the initial officers of the incorporators of the corporation MENT OF REVENUE; GRUEN- percent) percent per annum from are as follows: the shares of stock issued and coporation until the first annual are: WALD&ADAMS,INC.; COLLEGE said date until paid; and, pursuant AURELEO ROSANO J.Robert Ash SHOPS, INC.; KORBY'S DEPART to a writ of special execution issued Rt.1 Box 625 W outstanding, upon notice given, as meeting of the Board of Directors or 6965 North Oracle Road MENT STORE, INC., an Arizona Tucson,Arizona 85704 required by law. until their successors are elected Tucson,Arizona 85704 corporation; DIPLOMATIC COL by said Court on the 29th day of IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we and qualified: KARL R. MORTON, October,1976,the followingdescrib- BARBARA ROSANO Guelda M.Brown LECTIONS,INC.,an Arizona corpo- have hereunto set our hands this 19th President; JOSEPH B. EZZO, Vice P ed real property will be sold at Rt.1 Box 625 W day of March,1976. President; JEAN D. MORTON, 6965 North Oracle Road ration; MONTGOMERY WARD & public auction to satisfy said judg- Tucson,Arizona 85704JOSEPH JCLEMENTE Barbara Rosano TreAureleo Rosano Secretary, and JEAN E. EZZO, J.Tucson,Arizona 85704 COMPANY, INC.; F.W. WOOL- ment,on December 17, 1976,at the _ 2943 North Alvernon asurer. All powers, duties and responsi- WORTH COMPANY and•SUBSIDI- hour of 10:00 a.m.,at the East door Joseph J.Clemente ARTICLE X bilities of the incorporators shall ARIES; ANNA COUMIDES, a wi- of the New County Courts Building, Tucson,Arizona 8912 STATE OF ARIZONA The incorporators of the corp- cease on the date and at the time of dow;JOHN DOE I,whose true name Tucson,Arizona: ARTICLE I 1 The name of the corporation is ss. oration are: KARL R. MORTON. convening the organization meeting is VON JOHNS; MARY DOE I, Lot Sixty Seven (67), VALEN- COUNTY OF PIMA 2549 North Indian Ridge Drive,. of the Board of Directors. whose true name is KAREN JOHNS, TINE TERRACE,per Map recorded INDEPENDENT CONTROL CO. The foregoing instrument was Tucson,Arizona 85715 and JOSEPH IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we Defendants. in Book 13,page 69 of Mas, in the ARTICLE III P acknowledged before me a notary B. EZZO, P.O. Box 615, Amado, have hereunto subscribed our names No.C-331769 office of the County Recorder of The principal place of transaction this 21st day of October,1976. NOTICE OF SALE UNDER of business of the corporation shall public,this the 19th day of March, Arizona 85640. Pima County,Arizona. 1976 by AURELEO ROSANO, ARTICLE XI be in the City Robert Ash SPECIAL EXECUTION Signed: November 8,1976. of Tucson, County of Guelda M.Brown Notice is Hereby Given that the Pima,State of Arizona, but branch BARBARA ROSANO and JOSEPH The Board of Directors of the William C.Cox, offices may be maintained at an J.CLEMENTE. corporation may,from time to time, STATE OF ARIZONA above named plaintiff recovered Y Sheriff cause the corporation to purchase its ss. judgment in the above named Court place or places which may suit the P By Sgt.L.K.Huff,144 requirements of the corporation. Notary Public own shares to the extent of the County of Pima on the 29th day of October, 1976, Deputy Sheriff The foregoing Articles of lncorp- against the above named defend- Pub. The Arizona Territorial ARTICLE IV Darrel G.Brown unreserved and unrestricted earned oration were acknowledged before ants, in the amount of $15,107.75, 25,December 2,1976 The general nature of the business My commission expires:2-4-79 and capital surplus of the corp- oration 18, Pub.The Arizona Territorial oration. me by J. Robert Ash and Guelda M. plus accrued costs and interest Req: Murphy, Posner&Froimson proposed to be transacted by this Brown this 21st day of October,1976.- thereon at the rate of Eight and corporation shall be as follows: November 18,25, ARTICLE XII Mary Dixon nee:Terry one-half (8T.: percent) percent per To engage in the pneumatic December 2,1976 The corporation shall indemnify Notary Public annum from said date until paid; PUBLIC NOTICE control equipment business at one or Req: Darrel G.Brown,Atty. any person who incurs expenses, My Commission Expires: 1-9-77 and, pursuant to a writ of special more fixed locations and on the site including expenses resulting from bPub.The Arizona Territorial execution issued by said Court on the IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF where the work is being done in reino a party to lehaction, PUBLIC NOTICE r November 11,18,25,1976 29th day of October,1976,the follow- THE STATE OF ARIZONA connection with said business. To eason of the factt that he legal l or she is obor r Req: Robertson, Molloy, Fickett& ing described real property will be IN AND FOR install, buy, sell, lease, and other was an officer or director of the Jones, P.C. sold at public auction to satisfy said wise deal in pneumatic control IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF corporation. This indemnification COUNTY OF PIMA THE STATE OF ARIZONA shall be mandatory in all circum- judgment,on December 17, 1976,at FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT-- equipment and supplies of every the hour of 10:00 a.m., at the East GAGE ASSOCIATION, A CORP-- kind and nature and to do any and all IN AND FOR THE stances in which indemnification is PUBLIC NOTICE door of the New County Courts ORATION organized and existing acts necessary, incidental or con- COUNTY OF PIMA permitted by law. Building,Tucson,Arizona: under the laws of the United States, venient to the accomplishment of In the Matter of the Estate of IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we said purpose. To purchase,acquire, EMILY P. ROSS, have hereunto set our hands this 25th Signed: November 8,1976. Plaintiff Deceased. day of October,1976. William C.Cox hold, improve,sell, convey, assign, Articles of Incorporation vs' No.P-2872 KARL R.MORTON Of Sheriff TERRY L. WILLIS and MALEE mortgage, encumber, tease, and By Sgt.L.K.Huff,1 4 WILLIS, husband and wife; deal in all ways with real and NOTICE TO CREDITORS JOSEPH B.EZZO Arizona Sunshine Screen,Inc. Deputy Sheriff CHARLES CPub.The C. AMES Arizona Territorial _L. AMES, husband and wife; and name. To do every other act or and VERGIE personal property of every nature To the CREDITORS of the Estate of STATE OF ARIZONA Know All Men By These Presents: EMiLY P.ROSS,deceased. ss.That we, the undersigned, do November 18,25,December 2,1976 ARIZONA TITLE INSURANCE acts,thing and things,incidental or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that COUNTY OF PIMA hereby associate ourselves together Req: Murphy, Posner&Froimson AND TRUST COMPANY as pertinent to, or growing out of,the the undersigned has been appointed The foregoing Articles of Incorp- for the purpose of forming a corpor aforesaid objects,and to do all acts personal representative of this oration were acknowledged before anon under the laws of the State of Trustee under Trust No. 5251; Un estate. Allperson havingclaims me,the undersigned Notary Public, PUBLIC NOTICE known Heirs and Devisees of any of and things and to exercise any and Arizona and do hereby adopt, sign the above if deceased; John Dae all powers that an actual person against the estate are required to by KARL R.MORTON and JOSEPH and acknowledge the following Arti- could lawfully exercise. present their claims within four B.EZZO,known to me to be the cies of Incorporation. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE 1 10; Mary Roe 1 10; and XYZ ARTICLE V months after the date of the first persons whose signatures are sub- Article I The following tefaally described Corporations, publication of this notice or the scribed to the fore ding Articles of Defendants. The amount of the capital stock of g The name of the corporation is trust property will be sold pursuant No.164071 this corporation is FIVE HUNDRED claims will be forever barred. Incorporation, who personally ARIZONA SUNSHINE SCREEN: to the power of sale under that THOUSAND DOLLARS Claims must be presented either to appeared before me and acknowl- certain Deed of Trust recorded on SUMMONS INC. the undersigned personal represent- edged to me that they executed the Article I i Jane 19, 1973, in Docket 4535 pages THE STATE OF ARIZONA to the (5500=440.00)divided into Fifty Thou sand (50,0001 shares of common ative at 406 North Church, Tucson, same for the purposes therein con The duration of the corporation is 585-588 inclusive, in the records of above named defendant s and each stock with a par value of Ten Dollars Arizona 85701 or filed with the tained. perpetual. the Pima County Recorder, Pima of them: Article I I I County,Arizona,at public auction to (property address:1950 Granito (510.00) per share. Stock shall be Probate Division of the office of Darlene Rietz the highest bidder at the West en- Vista(Tucson,Arizona) issued when paid for in cash, the Clerk of the Court. Notary Public The purpose for which this corp- YOU ARE HEREBY SUM-- services, or property, and shall be DATED November 10,1476 My Commission Expires: oration is organized is the transac trance of the Pima County Cour issued as fullyHenry R.Merchant,Jr. thouse located at 115 North Church, MONED and required to appear and paid and shall be October 14,1980 tion of any or all lawful business fordefend in the above entitled action in forever nonassessable. The judo- Persnal Representative Pub.the Arizona Territorial which corporations may be incorpo- Tucson.Arizona 85701 on Thursday, ment of the Board of Directors as to Pub.The Arizona Territorial November 18,25, the 30th day of December, 1976,at the above entitled court, within November 18,25 rated under the laws of the State ofTWENTY DAYS, exclusive of the the value of the property taken in December 2,1976 the hour of 9::15 o'clock in the December 2,1976 Arizona, as they may be amended morning of said day. day of service,after service of this exchange for stock shall be con- Req: Schorr&Leonard, P.C. from time to time. clusive in the absence of fraud. Req:Merchant,Lohse&Bloom The property to be sold is situated summons upon you if served within Article IV in Pima County, Arizona and is the State of Arizona, or within ARTICLE VI The corporation intends to conduct THIRTY DAYS,exclusive of the day The time of the commencement of PUBLIC NOTICE il when Reginald took up the flute described as: a general construction business. Lot 10. Block 2, Pueblo Gardens, of service, if served without the this corporation shall be the date of gave classifieds a loud toot Article V per map recorded in Book 8,page 84 State of Arizona,and you are hereby the recording of a certified copy of NOTICE OF THE ORO VALLEY And quick sold his harp The amount of capital stock of this of Maps, in the office of the Pima notified that in case you fail so to do, the Articles of Incorporation in the PLANNING AND ZONING corporation shall be$500,000.00 divi That he always played County Recorder- judgment by default will be office of the County Recorder of COMMISSION Y P Y sharp deo into 500,000 common sharesDATED this 13 day of September, rendered against you for the relief Pima County,Arizona, and it shall PUBLIC HEARING \But still cottoned my ears to boot having a par value of 51.00 per 1976 demanded in the complaint. terminate twenty-five (251 years PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE " is: /..--) snare. Shares shall be issued when Trustors: The name and address of plain- thereafter, unless renewed in the HELD BY the Oro Valley Planning • 7 paid for in cash,services or proper Robert K.Kemp .....-1 tiff's attorney is: manner provided by law. and Zoning Commission on Tuesday, ty,and shall be issued as fully paid Sandra R.Kemp Hugh W.Stewart,Esq. ARTICLE VII December 7, 1976, at or after 7:30 QQ��,��'- shares and shall be forever non- CUSICK,WATKINS,STEWART& That for accounting Lee R.Perry.as Trustee purposes the p.m., in the Canyon del Oro High assessable. The judgment of the State of Arizona HARRIS fiscal year of this corporation shall School Library,25 W. Calle Concor- a Board of Directors as to the value of cs 709 Valley National Building be from June 1 to May 31. dia, Oro Valley, Arizona, on the ,' - the property taken or services ren- County of Maricopa Tucson,Arizona 85701 ARTICLE VIII following: - dared in exchange for shares shall �- •iliV, The foregCring instrument was GIVEN under my hand and the The affairs of the corporation shall (1) An Ordinance providing for ``It .be conclusive in the absence of . i,�--acknowledged before me this t3 day seal of the Superior Court of the be conducted a Board of not less subdivision improvement assuran l . fraud iff of September,1976 by Lee R.Perry, State of Arizona in and for the than three (3) directors, who need ces by adding Sections 2509, 2510, %, xw. ; %t,r e: Article VI z as Trustee. County of Pima, this 1st day of not be stockholders of this corp- 2529,2529.01,2529.02,2529.03,2529.04, The name and address of the Louise Davies November,1976. oration. The directors shall first be 2529.05, and 2529.06 to the Town __i `-,.% initial statutory agent of the corpor- Notary Public Norma M.Felix,Clerk elected by the incorporators and Zoning Ordinance. ,: ' j anon is RICHARD J. DOWDALL,of By Linda L.Foss thereafter said directors shall be ' (2) An Ordinancer My commission expires: October 1, providing for c� ,� 250 N. Church Avenue, Tucson, 1978. Deputy Clerk elected at the annual meeting of the special requirements for subdivi `.-,- =.;U• Arizona,who has been a bona fide Pub. The Arizona Territorial Pub.The Arizona Territorial stockholders,and shall serve for one sions by adding Section 2528.01 to the -----1 resident of Arizona for at least three November 18. 25, December 2, 9, November 18,25, (1) year,and until their successors Town Zoning Ordinance. years to be its:lawful agent in andfor 1976 December 2,9,1976 are elected ands -,,:-.-- the State of-Arizona forand in behalf qualified. Said Pub. The Arizona Territorial , Req: Carson, Messinger, Elliott, Req: Cusick, Watkins, Stewart & directors may be removed by the November 18,1976 z °% of said company, to acce•t..an. Laughlin & Ragan Harri stockholders at any meeting called _ Req: Rosalyn Glickman, f IMIX W. c .y R �, Chairman _ . f, li t ) t T _I`, t' rlt.1/ t `'i4.'o ie-4,4A,, o�,t; r ('./ Q tii� r i.-i-3,1 `ty!�}t,'4`•t ‘''.a'.',1.:1.1. November 18, 1976, The Arizona Territorial, Page 19 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF of the foregoing, if deceased, corporation, its aims and nature, TUCSON, AN Arizona corporation,P The principal place of transaction THE STATE OF ARIZONA defendants. shall be to support, promote and under Trust No.0284;SAN XAVIER ARTICLE I I of business of this corporation shall IN AND FOR THE NO.161697 encourage theatrical and musical ROCK&MATERIALS,A DIVISION The name of the corporation shall be Tucson, Pima County, Arizona COUNTY OF PIMA NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S Productions and events,and similar America,"Mercedes-Benz Club of In re the Marriage of MARION SALE or related presentations or OF UNION ROCK & MATERIALS Tucson "Chaparral" Sec Article III CORPORATION, an Arizona corThe purpose NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, productions and events,and similartion." p pose and general nature of HUTCHINSON GALYN SAVAGE, poration; HART CONSTRUCTION this corporation is to transact Petitioner, under and by virtue of a Writ of or related presentations or ARTICLE III COMPANY, a corporation; business in construction and real and Special Execution and Order of Sale productions; teaching and training STEWART TITLE & TRUST OF The principal place for the trans estate; TUCSON, an Arizona corporation; to enter into and carry out ROBERT MILLER DRAKE, issued out of the SuperiorCourt of in these areas,and to engage in all action of business of this corporation contracts necessary in respect to the Respondent. the State of Arizona, in and for the kinds of educational and cultural shall be Tucson,Arizona. MARY C. HART, FORMER WIFE ARTICLE IV business operation of this cor No.D 14596 County of Pima,on the day of Oc- activities. OF Jimmy D. Hart; UNKNOWN The time of commencement of the poration with persons, firms, or SUMMONS tober, 1976, and to me, as Sheriff, ARTICLE VI HEIRS OF ANY DECEASED THE STATE OF ARIZONA to the duly directed and delivered in the The corporation is constituted so DEFENDANTS; PARTIES IN existence of this corporation shall be other corporations. above entitled action,that as to attract substantial support4fie day upon which a copyArticle IV above named Respondent: POSSESSION OF SAID of these The capital stock of the cor ROBERT MILLER DRAKE WHEREAS, on the 14th day of from contributions, directly or in- PREMISES; JOHN DOES 1-10; Articles of Incorporation,duly certi- fied by the Arizona Corporation poration shall be three thousanc; YOU ARE HEREBY SUM October, 1976, Plaintiff, HOME directly, in the area or areas in JANE DOES 1 10; ABC COR dollars of common stock at the par MON ED and required to appear and FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN which it operates or will operate and PORATIONS 1-10; XYZ COM. Commission, is filed in the Office of defend in the above entitled action in ASSOCIATION, a corporation has not been formed for pecuniarythe County Recorder of Pima value of one dollar per share. PANIES 1 10, Article V formerly TUCSON FEDERAL profit or financial gain,and no part County, Arizona and shall continue Richard V. Anderson, 3960 East the above entitled court, within Defendants. for a TWENTY DAYS, exclusive of the SAVINGS AND LOAN of the assets,income,or profit of the NO.158538 period of twenty-five(25) years Flower No. 37, Tucson, Arizona day of service,after service of this ASSOCIATION,herein recovered a corporation is distributable to, or NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S thereafter with the rights of per- Judgment in the Superior Court of inures to the benefit of,its directors petual succession. hereby appointed and mad, summons upon you if served withinSALE statutory agent. the State of Arizona, or within the State of Arizona,in and for the or officers except to the extent NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ARTICLE V Article VI DAYS,exclusive of day County of Pima, against the permitted under applicable law. No under and by virtue of a Writ of The purposes for which the corp- The names and address of Ir THIRTY serviif served withoutof the the Defendants DAVID E. WEBB and substantial part of the activities of Special Execution and order of Sale oration is formed are to serve the incorporators and board of directs, oJACQUELINE WEBB,husband and the corporation shall be the carrying issued out of the Superiorinterest of private owners of State of Arizona,and you are hereby Court of are wife, for the following sums and on of propaganda, or otherwise the State of Arizona,in and for the Mercedes-Benz Passenger auto- Mr.&Mrs.Richard V.and Debor. notified that in case you fail so to do, amounts: attempting,to influence legislation, countymobiles as follows: (1) To maintain judgment lei default will be render- of Pima,on the 25th day of E. Anderson PRINCIPAL: $22,371.68 and the corporation shall not par- October,1976,and to me,as Sheriff, close relations between such 3960 East Flower No. 37 ed against you for the relief demand- INTEREST AT 7 percent 1,630.20 ticipate in, intervene in (including duly directed and delivered in the owners, the manufacturer and the Tucson, 85712 ed in the complaint. from 10-1-75 to the publishingor distribution of manufacturer's representatives; (2) Arizona rins The name and address of Petition- above entitled action,that P � Mr. Mark W. Narins FORECLOSURE REPORT 25.00 statements)any political campaign WHEREAS, on the 22nd dayto gather together socially; (3) To er's attorney is: 10-14-76 1702 East Silver Street on behalf of any candidate for public October, 1976, Plaintiff, HOME improve the enjoyment of their Tucson. Arizona 85719 Joseph H.Soble ATTORNEYS FEES 1,150.00(380 office. Notwithstanding any other FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Mercedes-Benz cars; (4) To further Article VII SOBLE&COLE,P.C. days) provision of these Articles, the ASSOCIATION, a corporation, their knowledge of and interest in We have hereunto set our hands 1100 Transamerica Bldg. COSTS 183.97 corporation shall not carry on any formerly TUCSON FEDERAL the traditions of the Three-Pointed this first day of November, 1976. Tucson,Arizona 85701 ADVANCES BY PLAINTIFF 282.63 other activities not permitted to be SAVINGS AND LOAN Star; (5) To participate in motoring Richard V.Anderson GIVEN under my hand and the carried on (a) by a corporation ASSOCIATION, a corporation, events for pleasure; and (6) To E. seal of the Superior Court of the 25,643.48 exempt from federal income tax herein recovered a Judgment in the promote correct and proper driving De Mark W.Narins Anon State of Arizona in and for the PLUS INTEREST AT THE RATE under Section 501 (c) (3)of the In- Superior Court of the State of practices by all members. The Pub. The Arizona Territorial County of Pima, this 3rd day of OF 7 PERCENT PER YEAR ON ternal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the Arizona, in and for the Countyof foregoing clauses shall be construed November 11, 18, 25. 1976 November,1976. ALLSUMS ADJUDGED DUE corresponding provision of any Pima, against the Defendants, liberally,both as to the objects and Req: Richard V Anderson NORMA M.FELIX,CLERK FROM 10-14-76 UNTIL PAID IN future United States Internal JIMMY D. HART and KARLA J. powers, and it is hereby expressly By Sybia J.Tiorne FULL. Revenue Law) or (b) by a cor- HART,formerly husband and wife, provided the corporation shall have Deputy Clerk Together with a foreclosure of the poration,contributions t9 which are as a community and individually,for and possess all powers to act and PUBLIC NOTICE Pub.The Arizona Territorial Mortgage lien of the Plaintiff deductible under Section 170(c) (2) the following sums and amounts: perform every act,matter or under- November 11,18,25, against the Defendants,and each of of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 PRINCIPAL 517,300.00 taking in any way connected with Dec.2,1976 them, in the above entitled action, (or the corresponding provision of INTEREST AT 8,-2 PER- the purposes of the organization APPLICATION BY TRUTH Req: Soble&Cole,P.C. upon the following described real any future United States Internal CENT 487.48 from 6.22-74 to which is now or may hereafter be CONSCIOUSNESS TO TRANSACT property,to-wit: Revenue Law). Any other 10-22-74 lawfully exercised by it under the BUSINESS IN THE Lot 267of CARRIAGE HILL NO.2, provisions of this instrument not- INTEREST AT 9,2 PER laws of the State of Arizona. STATE OF ARIZONA PUBLIC NOTICE a subdivision of Pima County, withstanding, the directors shall . CENT 3,294.00 from 10-22-74 to ARTICLE VI I Arizona, according to the map of distribute its income for such 10-22-76(732da.) This corporation is not incorp The name of this corporation is In the Superior Court of record in the Pima County Recor taxable year at such time and in FORECLOSURE REPORT 37.75 orated for the purpose of pecuniary Truth Consciousness, a non profit der's Office in Book 17 of Maps and such manner not to become subject ATTORNEYS'FEES 1,700.00 profit and shall have no capital foreign, corporation incorporated The State of Arizona Plats at Page 14. to the tax on undistributed income under the laws of Colorado. In and For the County of Pima COSTS 130.04 stock. In the Matter tothe County of Jackie NOW,THEREFORE,I will,on the imposed by Section 4942 of the In- ADVANCES BY PLAIN- ARTICLE VII II 3rd day fo December, 1976, at the ternal Revenue Code of 1954, or TIFF 545.03 The classes of membership,if any, The corporation elects to add to its L. Gash, Deceased. hour of 10:00 a.m.,at the East door corresponding provisions of any and the authorized number and corporate name,for use in this state, No.P-3072 of the new County Courts Building, subsequent Federal tax laws. 30 the work"Inc."as follows: TRU Th Notice of Hearing on in the City of Tucson, County of Anyotherprovisions of this in- 5L SUMS qualifications for membership, the CONSCIOUSNESS, INC. Petition In Formal PLUS INTEREST ON ALL SUMS voing and other rights and privil Pima,State of Arizona,sell all the strument notwithstanding, the ADJUDGED DUE FROM 10-22-76 eges of each class of membership, Ill Testacy Proceedings right, title, interest, claim and directors shall not engage in any act (Date of Jud This corporation was incorporated Notice is Hereby Given that gment)AT THE RATE the liability of each end all classes Russellt L. Gash has filed with the demand of the above named of self-dealing as defined in Section OF 9,, PERCENT PER YEAR as to dues or assessments, and the on June 21, 1974, and the period of above-named Court a petition in Defendants: HARRY E.WEST,JR. 4941 (d) of the Internal Revenue UNTIL PAID IN FULL. method of collection thereof shall be duration is perpetual. formal testacy proceedings,a copy and BETTY JEAN WEST,husband Code of 1954, or corresponding IV Po 9 Together with a foreclosure of the set forth in the By Laws of this and wife; DAVID E. WEBB and provisions of any subsequent MortgageThe address of the principal of which is attached hereto. lien of the Plaintiff corporation. p pal office Hearing has been set to consider JACQUELINE WEBB,husband and Federal tax laws; nor retain any against the Defendants,and each of ARTICLE VIII of this corporation in the State of wife; CITY EQUITY SERVICE, excess business holdings as defined them, in the above entitled action, Colorado is: Gold Hill, Salina Star the petition on the 23rd day of LTD., an Arizona corporation; in Section 4943 (c) of the Internal The directors of the corporation November, 1976, at 9:00 o'clock upon the following described real shall adopt By-Laws for the corp- Route Boulder,Colorado 80302. COUNTRY ESCROW SERVICE,an Revenue Code of 1954, orproperty, oration. These Articles of Incorp- V a.m., at the Pima County Courtto-wit: The address of the proposed Arizona corporation, as Trustee corresponding provisions of any Lot 67, TWIN LAKES, according oration may be amended by the House, Tucson, Arizona. under Trust No. 9997-T; ROY subsequent Federal tax laws; nor to the plat of record in the office of affirmative vote of a majority of the known place of business of the Dated October 26, 1976. CHARLES, Trustee in Bankruptcy make any investments in such the Pima County Recorder,in Book members present at a meeting corporation in the State of Arizona is Edward V.Lacambra Nos. B-75-2152-PHX and B-75-2153- manner as to incur tax liability 3403 Sweetwater Drive, Tucson. Attorney for Petitioner 17 of Maps,page 70,and Consents to called for that purpose. PHX; JAMES W.STUEHRINGER, under Section 4944 of the Internal Dedication recorded in Docket 2266, ARTICI E IX Arizona. The name and address of 155 West Council Trustee in Bankruptcy Nos. B-76• Revenue Code of 1954, or its proposed Statutory Agent in the Tucson,Arizona 85702 pages 467.468, 469, 470 and 471. The affairs of the corporation shall 231-TUC and B-76-232-TUC,in and to corresponding provisions of anyState of Arizona is: Marianne Pub. The Arizona TerritorialPo NOW THEREFORE,I will,on the be conducted by a Board of Direct the above described real property to subsequent Federal tax laws; nor Martin, 3403 Sweetwater Drive, November 4, 11, 18, 1976 the highest bidder at public auction q 3rd day of December, 1976, at the ors composed of not less than three 9 make any taxable expenditures as hour of 10:00 a.m.,at the East door (3) or more than twenty-five (25), Tucson,Arizona 85705. Reg: Edward V. Lacambra, Atty. for cash in lawful money of the defined in Section 4945 (d) of the of the new Pima CountyCourts V I United States of America. which Board of Directors shall be Internal Revenue Code of 1954, or Buildingin the Cityof Tucson, The purposes of the corporation, DATED this 26th dayof October, elected by the members at the PUBLIC NOTICE 1976. corresponding provisions of any County of Pima, State of Arizona, Annual Members Meeting to be held which it proposes to pursue in the subsequent Federal tax laws. sell all the right,title,interest,claim State of Arizona, is to establish a WILLIAM C.COX,Sheriff on the first Thursday of September ARTICLE VII and demand of the above name of each year beginning with the year non-denominational church In the Superior Court of By St.L.K.Huff 144 All of the property of this cor- Defendants: JIMMY D.HART and (Ashram) for spiritual education, The State of Arizona Deputy 1971" worship,poration and the accumulation KARLA J.HART,husband and wife, p and meditation,all for the In and For the County of Pima Pub. The Arizona Territorial ARTICLE X thereof shall be held and ad- as a community and individually; purpose of spiritual awakening, ur The private property of theh mem- realization and advancement of Financial Associates, Inc., an November 4, 11, 18, 1976 ministered to effectuate its purposes STEWART TITLE & TRUST OF bers of the corporation shall be Arizona corporation, Req. Robertson, Molloy, Fickett & and to serve the general welfare of TUCSON, an Arizona corporation, disciples and followers. Plaintiff Jones, P.C. the eo le, and ecuniar forever exempt from any and all P P pecuniary profit is under Trust No.0284;SAN XAVIER ER VII vs. not the object of this corporation. corporate debts and liabilities of this The names and respective In ROCK&MATERIALS,A DIVISION corporation and the members there- Dennis Moredich, a single man, PUBLIC NOTICE the event of the dissolution of this OF UNION ROCK & MATERIALSaddresses of the directors and Norma Moredich, a single woman, corporation, then all of its assets CORPORATION, an Arizona cor- of shallb be individually the debts oof officers of the corporation are: Moredich Enterprises, Inc., a - shall be transferred to a charitablealla liability of theor any of the of Swami Amar Jyoti,President Colorado corporation. poration; HART CONSTURCTION liabilities corporation. foundation which is exempt from COMPANY, a corporation; ARTICLE XI c-o S.M.A.,Gold Hill, Defendants. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION income taxation by regulation of the STEWART TITLE & TRUST OF Salina Star Route No.163628 OF Internal Revenue Department of the The officers of the corporation Boulder, ALIAS P TUCSON, an Arizona corporation; shall be a President,Vice President, Colorado 80302 THE FRIENDS OF THE TEMPLE United States Government. MARY C. HART, former wife ofSusannah D.Clymer,Vice-Presi SUMMONS OF MUSIC&ART,LTD. ARTICLE VIII Secretary,and a Treasurer and such dent,c-o S.M.A. Gold Hill, The State of Arizona to the above Jimmy D. Hart,in the to the above other officers as the Board of We,the undersigned have this day Susan C.Jackson of Tucson,Pima described real property to the Salina Star Route, named defendant voluntarily associated ourselves County, Arizona, a bona fide highest bidder at Directors may appoint. Boulder,Colorado 80302 DennisMoredich 9 public auction for ARTICLE XII together for the purpose of forming a resident of the State of Arizona for cash in lawful money of the United Leslie S.Pauli,Secretary-Treasurer Address Unknown non-profit corporation under the more than three-(3)years last past, An election was held at a meeting States of America. of the Mercedes-Benz Club of c-o S.M.A.,Gold Hill You Are Hereby Summoned and laws of the State of Arizona,and do residing at 2112 E.Prince,is hereby DATED this 26th day of October, "Chaparral" Salina Star Route required to appear and defend in the hereby adopt the followingArticles: appointedAmerica, Tucson Sec above entitled action in the above the statutory agent of the 1976. Boulder,Colorado 80302 ARTICLE I corporation,for and on behalf of said WILLIAM C.COX,Sheriff tion on September 10, 1970 at the Peter W.Norgaard,c-o S.M.A,, entitled court, within TWENTY The name of this corporation shall corporation to accept andCoat of Arms Restaurant in Tucson, DAYS, exclusive of the day of be THE FRIENDS OF THE acknowledge service pof all By Sgt.L.K.Huff 144 Arizona as provided by law and the Gold Hill,Salina Star Route DAYS, after service this sum Deputy Boulder,Colorado 80302 TEMPLE OF MUSIC&ART,LTD. necessary process in any action, Pub- The Arizona Territorial following named persons were VIII mons upon you if served within the ARTICLE II suit, orelected Directors to serve their proceeding that may beuntil November 4, 11, 18, 1976The character of business which State of Arizona,or within THIRTY The following are the in- brought against the successors are dulyelected corporation intends actually to DAYS, exclusive of the day of g g corporation. Req: Robertson, Molloy, Fickett & and the corporators: The Board of Directors may,at its Jones, P.C. qualified,to wit: conduct in the State of Arizona is set service, if served without the State SUSAN C. JACKSON option,revoke such appointment and W.Robert Nitske forth in paragraph VI hereinabove. of Arizona, and you are hereby 2112 E. Prince, Tucson, Arizona shall have the power to fill the Dr.Thomas M.Skinker IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we notified that in case you fail so to do, STEPHANIE STIGERS vacancy. Clara Myers judgment by default will rendered 3004 E. Grant, Tucson, AArizona PUBLIC NOTICE have hereto set our hands and seals ARTICLE IX Carole Gearke this 16th day of October,1976. against you for the relief demanded CHRISTINE RECORD The corporation shall be governed ARTICLE XIII SWAMI AMAR JYOTI in the complaint. 3913 E. 17th Street,Tucson,Arizona and all of its business conducted byDr. Thomas M. Skinker, 4250 Via The name and address of plain JON F. LIGHTFOOT its duly elected Board of Directors. STATE OF ARIZONA Raposa, Tucson, Arizona who has President tiff's attorney is 70 West 17th Street,Tucson,Arizona The directors shall be elected at CORPORATION COMMISSION been an actual bona fide continuous LESLIE S.PAULI John F.Munger CAROL WILSON annual meetings to be held in May of To all to Whom these Presents shall resident of the State of Arizona for Secretary Verity,Smith,Lacy,Allen 116 West Cushing Street, Tucson, each year. Come Greeting: more than three (3) years last past STATE OF COLORADO &Kearns,P.C. Arizona IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the I"WILLIAM R. JOHNSON secre- is hereby appointed the lawful and SS. 902 Transamerica Building The following were elected Incorporators have hereunto set tary of the Arizona Corporation statutory agent of this corporation, COUNTY OF BOULDER Tucson,Arizona 85701 directors at a meeting held at 330 their signatures this 13th day of Commission,do hereby certify that upon whom service of process may On this the 16th day of October, Given under my hand and the seal South Scott,Tucson,Arizona on the October, 1976. the annexed is a true and complete be made. 1976, before me, a Notary Public, of the Superior Court of the State of 28th day of September, 1976. SUSAN C.JACKSON copy of the IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we personally appeared. Swami Amar Arizona in and for the County of DR. DANIEL BOONE STEPHANIE STiGERS ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION have hereunto set our hands and Jyoti, the President (Officer) of Pima,this 1 day of November,1976. 5715 N. Genematas Drive, Tucson, CHRISTINE RECORD OF seals this 8th day of Mprch, 1971. Truth Consciousness, Inc. who is Norma M.Felix.Clerk Arizona JON F.LIGHTFOOT MERCEDES-BENZ CLUB OF W.ROBERT NITSKE presently known to me to be the By Christina E.Delgado PEGGY DAMSKY CAROL WILSON AMERICA,TUCSON THOMAS M.SKIN K E R person whose name is subscribed to Deputy Clerk 3663 N. Cactus, Tucson,Arizona STATE OF ARIZONA "CHAPARRAL"SECTION ROBERT A.MYERS the foregoing document, appeared Pub. The Arizona Territorial DONNA HELMS ss. which were filed in the office of the CA R OL E G EA R K E before me this day in person and November 11, 18, 25, December 2, 2526 W. Calle Genova, Tucson, COUNTY OF PIMA Arizona Corporation Commission on STATE OF ARIZONA acknowledged that he signed,sealed 1976 Arizona On this the 13th day of October, the 22nd day of March, 1971 as ss Req: Verity, Smith, Lacy, Allen & and delivered the said insturment in CONNIE MCCONNELL 1976, before me, a notary public, provided by law. COUNTY OF PIMA writing as a true and voluntary act Kearns, P.C. 1530 E. Spring,Tucson,Arizona personally appeared Susan C. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have. On this 8th day of March, 1971, and deed for the use and purposes YNDIA SMALLEY MOORE • Jacson,Stephanie Stigers,Christine hereunto set my hand and affixed before me, the undersigned officer, therein set forth. PUBLIC NOTICE 1450 E. Prospect Lane, Tucson, Record,Jon F.Lightfoot,and Carol the official seal of the Arizona personally appeared W. Robert CONNIE M.BOYER Arizona- Wilson who acknowledged them- Corporation Commission, at the Nitske, Dr. Thomas M. Skinker, Notary Public ROXANNA PROSSER selves to be the persons whose Capitol, in the city of Phoenix, this Robert A. Myers, and Carole My Commission Expires:9-11-79 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF 3$141/71/3 N. Flowing Wells Road, names are subscribed to the within 22nd day of March A.D.1971 Gearke, known to be the persons STATE OF COLORADO THE STATE OF ARIZONA Tucson, Arizona instrument and further WILLIAM R.JOHNSON whose names are subscribed to the SS. IN AND FOR THE AILEEN SMITH acknowledged that they executed secretary foregoing instrument and acknow- COUNTY OF BOULDER COUNTY OF PiMA 223 N.Main, Tucson,Arizona the same for the purposes therein ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION ledged that they executed the same On this the 16th day of October, HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND ARTICLE III contained. OF for the purposes therein contained. 1976, before me, a Notary Public, LOAN ASSOCIATION, a cor- This corporation is not organized Denise E.Mullican MERCEDES-BENZ CLUB OF In witness whereof, I hereunto set personally appeared Leslie S. Pauli, poration, formerly TUCSON for profit or pecuniary gain and no Notary Public AMERICA(Tucson"Chaparral" my hand and official seal. the Secy-Treasurer (Officer) of FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN part of the earnings, income or My Commission Expires: April 14, Section) LAURA M.PORTER Truth Consciousness, Inc. who is ASSOCIATION, receipts shall inure to the benefit of 1978 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE Notary Public presently know to me to be the Plaintiff, any director of this corporation,or Pub. The Arizona Territorial PRESENTS: Except for the signature of Dr. person whose name is subscribed to vs. to any other person. November 4, 11, 18, 1976 That we, the undersigned, all of Thomas Skinker. Including the the foregoing document, appeared HARRY E.WEST,JR.and BETTY ARTICLE iV Req: Jacob Leon Siken,Atty. whom are residents and citizens of name of Dr.Skinker. before me this day in person and JEAN WEST, husband and wife; The private property of each and the State of Arizona, have this day My Commission Expires: Oct. 16, acknowledged that he signed,sealed DAVID E. WEBB and every incorporator or director of associated ourselves together for the 1972. and delivered the said insturment in JACQUELINE WEBB,husband and this corporation, real or personal PUBLIC NOTICE purpose of forming a non-profit Pub. The Arizona Territorial writing as a true and voluntary act wife; CITY EQUITY SERVICE, tangible or intangible,now owned or corporation, and for that LTD., an Arizona corporation; hereafter acquired by any of them, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF make, sign, acknowledge, purposeblih Novemberq: W. Robert 4,11,18,Nitske and deed for the use and purposes is and shall be forever exempt9 publish Req: W. therein set forth. COUNTRY ESCROW SERVICE,an from THE STATE OF ARIZONA and adopt the following articles of CONNIE M.BOYER Arizona corporation, as Trustee any debts, liabilities or obligations IN AND FOR THE incorporation: Notary Public under Trust No. 9997-T;ROY of the corporation of any kind COUNTY OF PIMA ARTICLE I PUBLIC NOTICE My Commission Expires:9-11-79 CHARLES, Trustee in Bankruptcy whatever,nor shall any director be HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND The incorporators are as follows: Pub.The Arizona Territorial Nos. B-75-2152-PHX and B'-75-2153- individually or personally liable for LOAN ASSOCIATION, a cor- Name Residences and Post Office November 11,18,25,1976 PHX;JAMES W.STUEHRINGER, the corporation's debts or other poration, formerly TUCSON Addresses State of Arizona Req: Jacob Leon Siken,Atty. Trustee in Bankruptcy Nos. B-76- liabilities. FEDERAL SAVINGS, AND LOAN W.Robert Nitske 7750 Arundel Dr. Corporation Commission 231-TUC and B-76-232-TUC;JOHN ARTICLE V ASSOCIATION,a corporation, Tucson,Arizona Articles of Incorporation DOES 1-10; JANE DOES 1-10;ABC The nature and purpose of the Plaintiff, Dr.Thomas M.Skinker 4250 Clkid889555 4 Via Article I CORPORATIONS 1-10; XYZ corporation is the transaction of any vs. Raposa,Tucson,Arizona The name of the corporation shall visitor COMPANIES 1-10; GOVERN- and all lawful business for which JIMMY D. HART and KARLA J. Robert A.Myers 5970 E.North St. be: for MENTAL ENTITIES 1-10; PAR. non-profit corporations may be HART, husband and wife, as a Tucson,Arizona Western Realty& Inionnatrioni TIES iN POSSESSION OF SAID incorporated under the laws of community and individually; Carole Gearke 8421 N.Yellowstone Construction,Inc. PREMISES;unknown heirs of any Arizona. The initial business of the STEWART TITLE 8 TRUST OF Tucson,Arizona Article II Page 20, The Arizona Territorial, November 18, 1976 G11i!1 Tel letitorttal ajj,jit' lliffA01/41,4SP- . TO PLACE YOUR W ANT AD JUST CALL 297-1107 • _ __ , • ..,......._ :..:...:.::...„:„:„:„: " ____ ___•-•...- .u S AA ESTATE p;J WHO WILL ENJOY MY lovely DOG TRAINING in your home.Bob BALL'S POODLE GROOMING, A-1 SEWING & VACUUM2 NIGHTS A WEEK guarantees$600 Antique Clock IViart / home? Beamed ceiling, huge Clark 7811 W.Oasis.623-8924. (47-50 complete with choice of trim. $8.00 sales, monthly by March. Must be fireplace, 4 bdrm. about , acres TFN) P service, and parts. All makes 1� Buy - Sell - Trade appx.3 miles from Park Mall. Call call 294 9677. (47 soTFN) sewing machines and vacuums. dependable and over 25. We re/ J before 10 AM or after 6 PM,885 7235. New, used, and rebuilt sewing serious! 883 1449. (45 48) ( ? (46 48) machines and vacuums startin at TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST, 3 day 0 529.95. Leather, tailor, snag in week 8 am-4 pm.Possible full time Expert Repair-Refinish 4 , 4 BEDROOM BRICK with large .t ALL BREED DOG GROOMING dustrial sewingmachines starting at later.Phone 297-8241.(47AT walled yard,spic&span,$29,900 VA. 7:30 &TA) SG65 E. 22nd St. 747-5674( Marie Lancaster 795-2823, 881-3800, a rn.til. 3125 p.m.N.1st Ave. 792-0415 _ _ -.,re -1- - Solot Realty.(47DA) a.m. 6 After 6 call 327-4660. • 7. 41--\..."\--",...."' .' .'`"''"\"'�.'1'ti'\. (47-50 T F N) UNBELIEVABLE, BUT TRUE! BACK YARD PATIO sale Nov, - 00€ LS This one bedroom Townhouse near 18-19-20,6665 E.Cooper.1 Block east A CHRISTMAS GIFT for all ages. the DM Air Force Base can be5 W. W E.T`MORE RD. of Broadway & Wilmot. Christmas ,7 ti:.4•.ill I 10,:iti:i s purchased for only S16decorations,baby items,misc.Good Will last a life time. DON MACEY ,500 on VA . (47} PIANO STUDIO gift certificate. low prices terms with a monthly payment of Group or private.Classical,popular, less than$150.00 including Principal, ORIENTAL RUGS, ANTIQUES, jazz. Complete keyboard instruct Interest, T.axes'and Insurance. For ` 888' 8699 2 BEDROOM-2 BATH CONDOMIN- � lady's desk, hand carved cabinet. tion 888 9061 or 297 4105.(46 53) IUM Carpet, drapes, pool tennis, more info call Jofin Moescht 296-3687 .....N....11 _ w mast./aunts Call before 10 AM or after 6 PM.885- private patio, 1 yr. lease-Adultoolto or 298 2335.�o'it today! (47 DA) min CLEAN AIR-PANORAMIC VIEW. PROFESSIONAL P T s 7235. (46-48) Community-Arizona Trust Comp- E I C U R E S any•W•P.Wylie,J.A.Maier 795.9600. Lovely 4 bedroom home on 4 acres in COMPLETE SET OF child's NAPPY TRAILS TICK DIPPING weights,$30. Call 887-7485 evenings FOR RENT Sunny townhouse beautiful Tucson mountain foothills. O Nib or 297.1100 during the day. SCH 00 LS apartment on east side near Kolb- Spacious kitchen, breakfast bar, . NEVER TRANQUILIZED Broadway. Quiet well-landscaped living & dining area, fireplace. GARAGE SALE SAT.,Sun.,Nov.20 St James Hugh rumpus room, workshop, 134 and 21 from 9 a.m, until dark. United Methodist Church brick building;beautiful heated pool Furniture, toys, mist.6741 Harran and ramada area. Exceptionally bath, beamed ceilings throughout. clean and spacious with air condi Appliances,garbage disposal,water1........, . _ I Dr.297-0845. (47) 3255 N. Campbell tinning, dishwasher, disposal, frost softner, refrigeration, drapes, H # AR 1&1 form labels 1&1 z free refrigerator, carpeting & carpeting & tile. Many extra FERTILIZER NURSERY Anita Menden Hall 6331 N. Lime drapes.Walk to bus,good schools,& features, storage space galore. Way KINDERGARTEN shopping. Small Minutes to downtown, I-i0, schools. Way 297-5916 after 6 p.m. pets welcome. TOP GRADE FERTILIZER. $5 All day care Rents from S185. Eastridge Terrace Must see to appreciate. Priced in yard delivered. Extrafine Pulver NEAR DM LOVELY,clean,3 bdrm, NEUBENS PG. Dec. Saanen Billy Hot Nutritious lunches 810 s.Kolb,747 9553.•(47DA} $60's.Owner 743 0403. (47) 2 bath, carpet, drapes, fence, car- Saddles. Kittens-cats: Manx Small classes ized fertilizer$6.50 yard delivered. port.$250 GARAGE SALE! OPEN HOUSE! Closing all nursery stoat at reduced per month.622-3796. (46Siamese Melba Foster Oracle Az. Certified teachers MUST SUB-LEASE BEAUTIFUL REFRESHMENTS!Open Sat. 125. 47) 85623. luxury 2 bedroom,3 bath me 3 prices. Cook's Fertilizers, formerly LARGE 3 BEDROOM,fenced yard 1-972 SINGER CONSOLE Sewing Reasonable monthly rates 3 bedroom,1 .bath,VA appraised, Darlings 887-0164. (minimum Hours 7 a.m.-6 at Oracle Villa 11 E.Orange Grove. no money down for Vets.7720 E.45th on large lot.Stove,drapes&carpet Machine. Used 3 times. 5100.00. P•m- Private court yard with all retie St.Century 21 Mark Realty 795 8877. delivery 2 yards) (47 SOTFN) $350 on lease.296-0977.(47) Mexican mirror. Small. Ornate i Dorothy Vernay, Director ational facilities. Available Dec. 1. Becky Edmonds 791-9187_ (47) frame.S25.247 2778. _____j 330 per month.Phone 297-9406 after - SPORTING LARGE OAK ROCKER, oak cup- 325-7556 noon. (TFN) PRICE REDUCTION!!!On 4 acres, T Ft`.rtt 0 horse property,pool&guest house. Lt board, cherry drop-leaf table, DESERT STAR APT's. Locates in handmade braided rug, clearance House has large kitchen, beamed - ..___.,, - -- - quiet neighborhood, Pima & on all glass and china.445 E.Prince, ceilings, 3 bedrooms & fireplace. Columbus.Newly decorated,large 1 For more inbedrooion contact Rick LOST SMALL COLLIE or Sheltie: THE"GUNRUNNER. Hand guns 887'5761.447) • , &2 bedroom furnished&unfurnish- Stokes at 297.8301 or 297-5429.Tierra Reddish gold&white in color.Looks bought,sold,or traded.ID required. 4 ed apartments.299-3905 or 886"0680. Properties 7120-C N. Oracle Rd. like small Lassie.Answers to name 296-1816. (46-49TFN) No pets allowed.(44-47) of Sharia.Reward.Call anytime day #WTEO THE U.F.O.EXPERIENCE-Visual 297 8301. (47) or night 888-1351- (47-50TFN) evidence U.F.O. movies presents- REL LA VERDE 3 E bedroom home with hr beautiful • tionby G.S.W. 17-77 Phoenix.53.00 ARTHUR PACK Golf Course, 887-95011(Tucson), p kitchen, new car etin new roof, L .,AUTORestaurant& Bar accepting appli- Large,Modern,landscaped carpeting, painting,etc. This well constructed cations for head cook, cooks & 1 and 2 bdrm.apts. Start- RADIO,TV P home in a fine neighborhood is � � waitresses. Friday 9-4 & Sunday ii c��++r ��tt,, ��►► Mg at$153. Built-in range, available for only$24,500 with only 1975 HODAKA DIRT BIKE 125cc, 104. 9101 N. Thornydale. No Calls �t..c�aT:R 1�1 •' s $200 down to VA buyer and$750 down excellent condition. Contact Sgt. A I F FIM UT u Please.(47) ALDORADO PLACE sells working refrigerators,disposals,Car- to FHA purchaser.Immediate occu- Davis 4287, duty; home, 790-34%. �i { �t LOOKING FOR SECURITY A TV's$25 up.color,$100 up:We need pets,draperies,private pant;.Call 790.1286,298-4816.(47.48) P (47) SECOND income can provide? Ex- trade-ins and non-working TV's for patio,individually control- BY OWNER--BEAUTIFUL 4 bed- 1976 HONDA St10, EXCELLENT & MARRS Pending our business in this area- alcoholic rehabilitation training.We led,refri rated A/C. Swim- room, family room with fireplace, condition, 1500 miles. With access- Phone 888-9359 for appointment, pick up any time.334 W. Prince Rd. 13 bath,patio wall,extras-Walking ories$1450; 2 Bell helmets$25 ea.; (44-47) 888-4141.(47-50TFN) ming pool. Seconds to Davis- distance all schools,churches,shop- extra gas tank S40:3 rail trailer$125.Monthan1 Also closePing center, bus line. Nice area, Call 790 0100 after 6 p.m.(47) �,,, 5 V CARS good view.CTM,consider VA FHA. to schools,churches& 1 Submit all offers. VA appraised. '� �> pp aised. shopping center, 886-1877, (47) PP g == RENT 4 .�; .RVILO �..... - QUALITY _ -- - 4141 E. 29th ST. bedroomhouse 2720 W. . . iiiidi:i:iiiiiiii, _::::::::::::,,,,, Calle del Santo,Casas Adobe Park, FOREIGN CARS SERVICED AND Manager Apt.1 A.-7 9 5-3 5 3 8 Orange Grove&Shannon Rds. Call REPAIRED. Specialize in German, AUTOMOBILES HOLMES TUTTLE 297-2808 for appointment:(47ATTA) Swedish, and Japenese cars. Little . Germany 3940 E. Speedway, near AND TRUCKS .�** .EE Alvernon. Call 325-8964 for appoint- :...�..•.•:f ISCSE�t lNOUSE merit.(47-50TFN) $ SPEEDWAY FORD OUR WISE 8 TALENTED ` t C tD 3500 customers will come in soon to find PAINTING `. ..... quality articles to prepare for Christmas. Another Buy, 2021 S. IF YOU WANT TO SELL your BANK FINANCING* Craycroft, 790-8137. (45-48) Exterior and Interior Mercedes-Benz please call me,Dor,, CREATIVE CAKES made for any 795-5770 or 793-0027. (45-48TFN) occassion. Northwest area. Call 5 years experience. 72 GREMLIN X. PS, disc brakes, 2977%,- (4750) BANK AMERICARD* 5350 E. SPEEDWAY A-1 SEWING&VACUUM Service& Free estimates AM radio, V 8,3 sp., 42,000 miles, delux wheels, roof rack, call 297- parts for all makes of sewing 6425- (46-47) * WE BUY CARS * - machines & vacuums, Also com Satisfaction Guaranteed" 1971 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN - 8 ©111:t� mercial repair- 3125 N. 1st Ave. passenger,A-C,A-T,power steering After 6 p.m. 327-4660. _,- (47 5OTFN) call Rex Esteli and brakes,excellent condition ask- _ iLt'f _ �-- r � WILL PICK UP OLD CARS any ing$1500.299-3978.(47) CORNER OF STONE 0 '�`" condition.Cash for titled cars.Junk 792.. 1069 1972 VOLVO 145 E wagon. Auto- Unlimited.294.8287_(47-50TFN) uratic, A C, excellent condition, & FT. LOWELL 15 Torino $3599 10 Maverick $999 FREE ESTIMATES.Cut you water + 52400 for quick sale.885-3881.(47) 1972 V W CONVERTIBLE ford,automatic,radio,heater,air condi- Ford,automatic,radio,heater,green bill in half-Bermuda lawns removed. '�' --------- -- good power steeling, power brakes, Custom tractor work. Haul sand, condition, 45,000 miles white top, p honing,blue.fill, top Soil, etc. 3 dump WANTED light blue body, AM-FM radio, 80 -1706 blue.Stock!x'3341. 748-8083 after 5 trucks- B & G Material supply. _ p.m.(47) Mobile 624-6646, unit 0404-0405, 1 15 CapnceDONATIONS FOR usable household ` $5299 12 Pontiac $2399 , 888-0039,887-8180.(44-47) furniture and baby items&furniture Classic Ch.,automatic,radio,heater,air leMans, automatic, rad.o heater, air , conditioning, power steering, power conditioning, power steering, power LOS VEGAS YARD service. Jett for airman and children needed! Vega, 888-2053, Lic. Hedges, trees Please call 622-3405 or 748-5441- (45- trimmedbrakes,tan Stock x331r3. brakes,blue-Stock 4c3105 ;grass,gravel,rock lawns; 48) Jaguar Xl- stands out from all clean-up, light hauling, handyman, WE BUY FOR CASH.Furniture and 14 Pontiac $2999 11 Ford LTD $1199 carpenter, coolers, concrete work, appliances- Any other amount. Call Glen teMons, stick shift, radio, heater, air Automatic,radio,heater,air conditioning, painting storage sheds, drivewayluxury cars. Its remarkable Callahan,325-4651 or 325-2782. Bill's conditioning,power steering,white.Stock power steering,power brakes,vinyl root, repairs, or whatever! (46-49 TFN) Auction. (45.48TFN) 13088. ton Stock*31 58. i':.:?:.:::' 't iineettcHoto NEEDED---SITTER FOR GRAND- new warrant is one reason why. :.. PA.Two days a week.Casal Adobes 14 Mazda RX4 $2299 14 Ford LTD X4199 • Area.Call 887-1688.(47) :.• .. 4 radio,heater,air conditioning, Brougham, automatic, radio, heater, air Unlike any other luxury sedan, the Jaguar has a gd *2 11 g• conditioning, power steering, power n VISTA VILLA 12x64 3 bdrm,137 WANTED FOR WORK & dining warrantythat covers not onlyparts that maybe de- bath,set up on base,$300 down,and facility part time and week-end. brakes, power windows,, pow•+ sears, Male or female tonyt roof.white-Stock 43230. take over $111 monthly payment. perform basic fective,but parts that may wear out as well. In fact _ Includes fence, 7x10 storage shed, mess halt sanitation functions. 68 Mustang 1499 cooler, drapes, & kitchen appli Apply at Building 4100 or contact Jaguar covers more of the car, item by item, than 10 Ford Wagon $999 Project manager, Building 4201 din Fad, stick shift, radio, heater, mage, antes. 6260 E. Phantom Circle, ing facility.EEO,(d7 4sDA) any other luxury car we know of.And this remark- Stock 13222. Automatic,+acini hewer,air conditioning, 790-6764. (47) power steering,power brakes,bloc Stock 1974 12x70 MOBILE HOME set up in ably comprehensive coverage is good for 12 months, X38• new base trailer court. Anchored, JOB N :E regardless of mileage, provided only that the car is 14 Impala Cus $3799 skirted,with awning&storage shed. } $7,995. Call 790-0113 or see 6244 E. properly maintained by the owner.The only excep- Che.,automatic,radio,heater,air condi- 69 Dodge Polars $899 p _ }' ep honing, power steering, power brakes, Automatic,radio,heater,air conditioning, National Blvd.(47-50) EMPLOYED MAINTENANCE man tions are tires iwil:ic, h come with their own mann- blue.Stock*2867. power steering,power brakes,vinyl roof, FOR SALE BY OWNER - Mobile wants a new challenge. Carpeting, green.Stock*382. FOR home and lot. Tucson Estates. plumbing* painting, electrical, etc. tacturer s warrny) and the sparkplugs and filters 13 Galaxle 500 $2199 S14,500. 883-2257. (46-49) 792-9055 after 2 pm. (46-47AT) when replaced t ormal service intervals. Ford,automatic,radio,heater,air condi- 66 Ford Convert WILL DO BABYSITTING IN my SPECIALIZING IN residential work $199 g experience, emarkable?Not for a Jaguar XJ. 'iny)roof,, steering, power brakes. Convertible, automatic, radio, hater, home.Days or nights,no week•ends. 25 ears licensed paint- power vinyl roof,yellow.Stock It 934. w steering,yellow.Stock*388 -_- po er Flowing Wells&Wetmore area.881• ing contractor Jerry Rodriguez 2691. {46"49} 7487801. (47-50117.711) - � l9Fi1T18M13 Ford Mustan .$3299 66 Ford Mustan ..$1399 VC Automatic,radio,heater,air conditioning, power steering, '`� "." V- `► a 1 Automatic,radio,heater, l'4.:;is .'----1re' �wer steering,power brakes,gold.Stock red.Stock 43253 2868 t LEYLANDLEYLANDLEYLAND�.) 7jCarlo14Pickup.....FordX5099 FENERGY SAVING ROOFS • , 13 Monte $3499' Super Cob automatic, radio, heater, air �A �A Che.,outomaic,rads,heater,air condi• conditioning,power steering,'�s ton,white BYOpen00.-R A L PH H A YS•--4 .,:s. Daily 8a m-9 m Sat. 8a m-6 m Bonin, p we► steering, with nice camper shell.stock*3355 . . . //` P p ,Sun. noon-spm vinyl oof,°white.Stock=3098. brakes, ?4 Chev Pickupf �, 12 Ford $4699 • ., ;\ * ROOFING �� ORED -'.. CI :- F • 'eHEELS eri , braces,vinyl roof, brakes, Yton pickup, maroon & white .. n*� gad.Stock�eZ840- Stock*3315. , , Phone 887-3384 LICENSED & BONDEDPHONE,793-93411 22nd St. West Of Senn 748-1111 ::,:..,,::::,,,,,,,.. --:„.".......-." „::::_,:?.:::„.,:„::::::::::::::::,„,, , :::::::,:::::::,:„._::::::::::„ ::::,:,.:::,:,:,,,,,:,:::,:,:,:,,,,,:,,,:„ yw \\\. „.......,..,„,,„:,:::,,,:,:,:,,,:,,,:,:,,,, ... +lt��',.t wit' .�1.-4,.J►. i 1i/♦-.tr",c�t +. *�!1?%�R'�-,,•.,r�,f..,.' -- -_ .''^I'•,,'�;lA;•r•: �,}, .` 3.•�fv��,.?..y!# a'w November 18, 1976,The Arizona Territorial, Page 21 at f Sabino taces Sahuaro as grid seasons end Sabino High School (0-9) dropped a 6-0 heartbreaker when he connected with Werstler has steppedin to In addition, the Cougars down strike in the fourth will attempt to hold off its to Mesa's Mountain View, g Pq u a r t e r b a c k T o m fill his shoes. unveiled another threat in quarter. second consecutive winless while the Cougars crun- Wiedenbauer for 23 passes, diminutive (5-8, 155) For the Sabercats last season tomorrow night ched Santa Rita 39-22. setting a new state record The Werstler-Mistier duo sophomore Brad- Baker. week's story was once when it travels to Sahuaro Sahuaro split end John for single game receptions. connected on eight passes Baker stunned Santa again "close, but no (4-4) in the season finale Mistier may have some While Wiedenbauer has for 141 yards and one touch- Rita in the first quarter cigar." for both teams. memories of last year's departed via the down last week against with a 92-yard kickoff The Sabercats mounted Last week, the Sabercats match with the Sabercats graduation route, John Santa Rita. „return following Santa one serious drive in the Rita's first touchdown,and second quarter which was Chilcott wasonthereceivingendof killed by a rash of winsMistler's 56-yard touch- penalties. Approximately 2 0 The hexathalon differs competing for Old Pueblo All of them and more will Northside swimmers from other meets in that a in the 9-10 age group, was be in Tucson Nov.26 and 27 traveled to Ft. Huachuca swimmer is not allowed to Tucson's high point for the Old Pueblo for the state hexathalon specialize in a certain swimmer in the meet. Conquistadores Thanks- meet last weekend. stroke. In all, 263 swimmers giving Invitational at the S ports Instead, the swimmer competed in the University of Arizona C VAGA must swim the long and hexathalon. Womens'Pool. short freestyle, Scores backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly and individual Winners of the Cliff medley. Arounthe cubs Valley Women's Golf Leading the Northsiders Oro Valley Association "Even Holes" were Cynthia Chilcott, event Nov. 12 were Mary Tammy Klonoski and - The "Medicare Open" was played here Nov. 10, Chevron FRANK BusHMAtV•s Wickham, in first place Martha Olson, swimming attracting a fief 1 of 50 "youngsters" over 65. 1401 CASAS ADOBES CHEVRON with 29 and Barbara for the Old Pueblo Swim Dr.Harold Ackerman took low net honors with a 66, Richter in second with 33 Club. In the 15-18 age while Art Byxbee took low gross honors with a 74. %WI "A Full Service Auto Repair Facility for Class A. Class B group. Lee Hill was second in low net play with a 67, in your own neighborhood" winners were Lola Dillistin Cynthia took first with followed by Jim Wildblood and Jack Causey at 68. with 33 and Ruth Klier Tammy second and Jim Walters was fourth with 69. 7151 N. Oracle Rd. / nn ' • It's time to with 34. Maxine Tinnervan Martha in fourth. all three Scott Caster was second in low gross play with an 80. _ 'd (po WINTERIZE took first in class C with 37 girls will be swimmingfor OVCC also hosted a best ball of couple mixie last Z 9 7 6 U S S �. the Canyon del Oro Highand'Mrs. � _ � •o YOUR CAR! and Johnnie Johnson andy week, which was won by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Winters - Sylvia Zantner tied for School Girls' team. with a 57. Mr.and Mrs.Lauren Rhude and Mr.and Mrs.Gayle • second with 40. Ed Martignetti, also Madison tied for second at 64. r e a�n�• cCastle Catalina VFD , wholesale-retail turkey shoot TucsonYouth all MYouR : N The Catalina Volunteer Fire and Rescue Depart- CHRIS„MAS ,ITS , ment will be holding a G re n "Turkey Shoot" Sunday at At Sunnyside High School • e ware • Bisque Martin's Ranch near the November 20,1976 TUCSON YOUTH FOOTBALL • Finished Ceramics • Firing Lariat Inn from 9 a.m.until At 10:30 a.m. MITEY MITE DIVISION- •Ceramic Supplies Wildcat Brown(10-0-0)vs Wildcat Orange(10-0-0) Wildcat Brown 26 Ram Columbia 0 5.30 p.m. PEE WEE DIVISION Wildcat Orange 15 Lions 14 There will be events for At 2:30 p.m. Profits donated to Toys-For-Tots Dave all ages, and anyshotgun Raider Blue(10-0-0)vs Lion Blue(8-3-0) (Arizona Playoff Rule Invoked) g g MIDGET DIVISION 1302 E. 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Unbeaten Winslow next for top-ranked , ., ' ,,,,It �, �r ,. �,=1 , s n . r By WALT NETT fullback for the first time The defense also shut off • this season. the Cabs' passing game ... . .47 'AI , Canyon del Oro's football Gaston carried 14 times and forced FW to punt nine �-� , .; , �; . _ � team (9-0), coming off the for 115 yards to offset the times. .moi. � � �,, �, ..a`. aw *it.. . :. ,� first unbeaten season in the quick outside running of Winslow is also un- ' * 144. Ill:-1.1.':k . school's history, travels to speedsters GregConnor defeated goinginto �� _ a'; �;:,. Mesa Community College and Tim Abeln. Saturday's game, and, ..• � r# Saturdaynight to face AA- Connor, the Dorados' accordingto CDO Assistant k ., � g �� 1..z ..,%,,,.: ,..1,:- North champion Winslow leading rusher this season, Coach Larry Keenan, is a ;„ f,-,f ---: ,•144, -..---' - ' . in the Class AA state semi- carried 12 times for 87 "big, tough team." ° - finals at 8:30 p.m. yards and picked up most The winner of the CDO- `,''` � � i ---- Last week, the Dorados of it on a 63.-yard touch- Winslow game will face the 4" ._ 41441:10111111." ' . . :''' ' ,�' ` , :� �:��� iced their cake well, down run in the first winner of the Gilbert- ' '.ir: beatingFlowingWells 21quarter Douglas game for the state -- '.< . , -- CDO's first win over the Connor,the city's leading championship. = - 40, '* f ,* +' Cabs in eight years. scorer, now has 15 touch- D o u g l a s, f in i s h i n g -' ., . d, * � With shouts of "We're downs on the season. second in the AA-South, ffi No. 1,"the Dorados opened Quarterback Steve earned its berth in the state *4'4' b �� _ a-�� a 7-0 halftime lead by two Eastman went to the air playoffs under the Arizona 4 more touchdowns, while only eight times on the Interscholastic Assoica- the defense stretched its night, completing four. tion's "rotating wild card" string of shutouts to three His four completions ,program for the AA Con- straight. included two second-half ference. CDO's defense has touchdowns, one of 46 Gilbert and Douglas will Canyon del Oro quarterback Steve Eastman tries to turn the corner against allowed only one touch- yards to Jeff Carreon, and meet at 6 p.m. Saturday Flowing Wells but meets little success with Cab Bob Bjornson (84) wrapped down in the last six games the other a 33-yard toss to night at Mesa CC. around his legs while Chuck Rage's (33)and Fred Ronquillo move in to shut down while shutting out five John Tissaw with only 46 Should CDO and Douglas the play. CDO beat Flowing Wells 21-0 to complete an unbeaten season. teams. seconds left in the game. both win, thestate The dorado offense had However, •the Dorado championship will be probably its best night of defense was strong as played Nov. 26 at Sun- Look for the sign of the biahatT N GC the season, as Coach Bob always, holding the Cab nyside High School in b Smith's Wishbone reachedroundgame to 42 ' g yards, Tucson. But,if either team _l'—",%%.,1 .� • its full potential. while keeping Dave loses, the final will be i" •• •z` Dine i n delightful atmosphere Adding the new Watson,the FW sophomore played at Mesa Community L. VV I fl 5 1 f'AV Strolling guitars n i tel y dimension to the running halfback, at 18 yards for College. Banquet facilities available game was Kevin Gaston, a the night. 3so2 E Pro-Am � �� , E. Grant Road 7321 E. Broadway . � t , ,,' ` �� - 4 4' .: 0-,' 4 - i' M 327-3473 . �t`w � , � ,3 z. 296-5612s� Tucson National's No. 1 � -4,4,-,,,,,,,, � 11:30 AM to 1 1 PM 11:30 AM to 10 PM team, which had stayed � - ` . `, „7 days a week Ida s a week near the top all week, opened up a five-stroke ' a Iead Friday to win the .,k4.,-,,A,,-,,, , ,itik . �lireA: Tucson National In- ��� ;�,���),!vitational Pro-Am at 'Tucson National Golf Club. 7,-;4-",, �-�� ��� � - � �' Ill ' a ,".�MEXITAKE-ovTCAN RESTAURANT The TNGC team had #� :::: s 3 _ �% SERVICE —EL RINCON LOUNGEsteadilyclosing .', _,..:(40„:,--, �' been on tournament leader Cress ;, AUTHENTIC M = :::!,:,,,,ii- A.a' EXICAN`- _ � �.it _ DISHE Creek Country Club No. 1 ... -` m.",....,.141 ,, A. .�kik until climbing into ating ,-,,, A . Thursday. ;, r y% CATERING • _„ `���• rONGE'll.ST:- The TNGC No. 1 team ofsERvICE Tom Hall, AI Merz, JackFIESTA FEATURES o ��Nf Of THE ;f. Donaldson- and Ben Smith A. `°- : "HAPPY HOURS” IN TOWN!,' ' w�. shot a four-day 477 to win = - 11 A.M.TO 6 P.M. MON.THROUGH SAT. (FXCEP'T .� � 2 COCKTAILS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 NOLIDAYs) i the tourney, followed by .f ! LIVE ENTERTAINMENT&DANCING -- Cress Creek's 482. TAKE OUT ORDERS—CATERING SERVICE . - .4411 V' . 4780 E. GRANT RD.-GRANT&SWAN SHOPPING CENTER TNGC No. 3 shot a 112 Friday, which was the411''''' • rib/ ""'1421' day's low round, to climb from tenth to third place. :*- ... _,..,--'...i't z,''--.-...:' . Bob Gaona of Tucson's 1'4: El Rio Golf Course won the A- ,----1 ii; on 0 1 pro portion of the tourney Tucson National Golf Club No. 1 pulled away from the field Friday. to win the with a four-day total of 479. Tucson National Invitational Pro-Am last week at Tucson NationalBottom row, A6.3:\ MU II %friiire" 1 il from left: TNGC pro Jim Silvey and team members Al Merz and Jack Donaldson. Top row,from left: Tom Hall,winning pro Bob Gaona,Ben Smith and Bill Nanini. 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PH NE: g97-,6141. . .,... , , , ,. „ , „..,.,„4,.......,, _. _� k t . r r r r e r 1 v November 18, 1976,The Arizona Territorial, Page 23 Amphi awaits playoff foep MosT ronasou CARS pMEoi`'La ~••-z-tars-Toyota,etc. '4.v+. 47I A week off may appear to week off this season is one come of tomorrow night's touchdown pass and then .,_,,, °,,,/'-i? - the outsider to be blessed of uncertainty as they don't Buena-Rincon game at ran for the two-pointer - (�+� , - ;- \ tIowrelief for a playoff-bound yet know who they will face Sierra Vista. himself with seven seconds -- . a g Well S " football team. _ next week for the AAA Both teams are un- left to beat the Trojans 22- """' ;�,� imtio far But, for Amphi's playoff- Southern Division crown. defeated in AAA South- 21 and lock up the league R. Y AUTOMOTI'� - bound Panthers (7-1), the That hinges on the out- East League play, but championship. _ !- 88� 36� Buena is the heavy favorite This year, halfback Riki �' '•' " e 1, with a 7-1 overall mark. Gray scooped up a fumble •'` � . Rincon is at 4-4. �•- at the end of Steve I rie poor Doolittle's 83-yard run in FLOWING WELLS A REPAIR „_:;4-1, The Panthers kept their the fourth quarter and took winning streak going at it five yards to paydirt to ' ' �' } ', seven games as they looked provide the winning touch- ' like last ear's Kardiac MIKE P L V N K E T T INSURANCE sporY down. watt nett LAW Kids in a 13-8 win over Barkley had a good EASTSI DE Catalina. performance as he gained In last year's game, Jim 141 yards on 15 carries I F EIN Smokey Bear, 26, died Nov. 9 of old age at the Krohn connected with including a 65-yard first ,•-- HOMEOWNERS National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Randy Barkley on a 32 yard quarter touchdown run. AUTO ;, O HEALTH He retired in May 1975 from his post as•an in- ternational institution -- the symbol of forest fire VVheeler takes "GET A PIECE OF THE ROCK" prevention. He was buried last week at Smokey Bear Historical 6245 E. Broadway748-0757 Park in New Mexico. a spirita r r ors C ro w n (Broadway at Wilmot) If no790-4549 9 answer call At least he was buried in bodyhis and his -4 b 4 s image clad in broad-brimmed hat, trousers and carrying a shovel will live on for a lot of us who knew Flowing Wells' Kyle finished eleventh for S •- him on Saturday mornings as an integral part of life Wheeler took the individual Flowing Wells. : along with Mighty Mouse, Bugs Bunny and Tom and championship, but San Mike Benitez was the - TERRITORIAL PUBLISHERS - Jerry. Manuel took the next three only finisher in the top 15 - To me,Smokey Bear was reality. He was a friend to places to defend its AA- for Marana, as he took : For allour printing n t i n needs - a lot of us who always walked carefully through the South cross country thirteenth. - y p g woods near my childhood homes in Illinois for fear that championship for the third The final team scores : - we would mess up his home. straight year at Canyon del have no bearing on the AA - 297-lI 0 7 His passing is the passing of America's last truly Oro last Friday. State championships in i great folk hero -- greater than Dylan, Kennedy, Phoenix as all six teams Eisenhower or even George Washington--for he was CDO was a distant third will be competing. non-political, non-racial,non-differential as he spread in the meet. his simple message to all that listened. Wheeler covered the 3.0 aIe S up His message of forest fire prevention was simple,but mile CDO course in a time carried a bigger meaning--that we should take care of of 16:22, finishing nine those who cant take care of themselves, seconds ahead of San for S A cartoon bear built the"Fri f Manuel's Jeff Egan for to ends o the Earth long g p before anyone overworked the word "ecology" into a honors. catch-phrase with a green-and-white flag. In all, the Miners placed y at Open His passing is mourned by children of all ages, as six of their seven runners there is a little child in each of us. in the top 15 at the meet. • We can only hope that the little child in each of us Caleb Carpenter took Ticket sales for the 1977 , reminds the adult in each of us to be more careful in the fifth for Flowing Wells with Joe Garagiola - Tucson 14V I Y forest. a time of 17:10. Open are above last year's � Good-bye, Smokey. I only hope your job is a little Chuck White's tenth according to TucsonItiglw easier now, so you can spend more time at that big place finish was tops for Conquistadores spokesman honey tree in the sky. CDO, while Alan Dewey Frank Kalil. The ticket sales are ahead of last year," Kalil Winter said. "We're very pleased Pony " with that. Kalil said that they have several professional IS .. regis r a 'o n con tin u in continuing golfers already committed to play in this year's tournament, and are Boys who want to join on Nov. 20, at Amphi Jr. maximum effort will waiting for commitments • Skil Rentals Winter Pony League can High— those boys who are made to avoid conflict with from several celebrities for still sign up. They would already signed up should present school activities. the event. • meet at Amphi Junior High also be present. Everyone The season will run from • on Nov. 20, I Saturday, at 9 whoraShiOnS y, shows up should be Nov. 20 until February of CLIFF VALLEY L E Y G 0 L F a.m. with registration fee prepared to stay. 1977. Public 18 hole Par 3 Golf of $8 and their birth cer- This Winter League will For more information, Course... Complete Golf tificates. All boys ages 12, be an instructional league call Pat Newton, 327-1002• Shop,Men's&Ladies 906 E• V n 1 v e rs It y B l v d 13 and 14 are eligible to sponsored byUnited PonyJohn Murphy, 888-2764, Sportswear,Golf lnstruc- • g Ption,Snack Bar. play. League. Games will be Judi Fusci, 297-5046 or Dr. 623■T 300 There will be a workout played on Saturdays. A Don Schmitz, 887-8088. 591 N. Oracle 887-6161 ........ . 4 r • 0 , :......,... giC CUI, - ,f3, , 40 ::: r 'At KTis Double IIED'irer .e,, ,7;-.,1.1., ,,, ,.. ..... . :. 4 )4&161 ,„9 Mornings . . . _ .:::..... 3Town}Ionia s •. . • ....... �- Tucson's Prestige. location... ................ 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