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Historical Records - The Oro Valley Voice (96)
• - . .. „_. / "A-- . __ •4 ............ „ .. e,- __,_, y Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona %� PEI Vol. 5 No. 37 One Section — 12 Pages 15 Cents Wednesday, Septeniher•,,,.. L7,.:: ollro Valley 1978 . ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;:,.,;405,4,'Y;!7::;/,:::::04 .jrN;,r,+'r`.; ,;.rrl>rf'.J 'r//. ,,rraS r..o' ':1 ✓/ ''fir l p,n4 /'F"�'�' f.,,. ; ,,,,,,,,,..„,.,,:,,:t.:':''':::::':....'::- „ �,, ..,.. .. .. ,.,•�. ;;... i•; ,r v+ 'r~� a.:;; ."r'r'L,/ ,({g�S ,.s'' ,✓,P 1 -r. J ✓';, , � �, ,yC, f,✓r,rW'✓,rr>,r,"r. 'n,, d,rz✓ , ,.,(:r tN "4r 5 "S � :.+',kl-.�'i'.'.N r�. 151, ,✓ dd,,. ' a4' , r9 pd✓++P'.;✓✓yb !$/ 4 '•v}'�",.r�'f,rFf4 r�✓:.,` li y� '✓•'i 'v 'b d °a 'wt✓ r �.a 'N"P" •.''''''',:,;,.,::,,,,,,,,,,„,,„.4,,,:,,,,,,,,:,,,.,„„,. tai ” �r �h .. i Res ident . '� , >��N�✓ v • e �. 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Raw data of the preliminary 493 calls .rr, . ,+,�,::. . . � N � �',�: Y,.rl P �'d -� w ,ri/ ti';•nrC;✓. .::eGF ';��IY , ..rrr ;,�,r were tabulated and indicated that '4,,,,-'''''' ,. t 'y✓N��,.•,�i�r� 'ty�t' _ �•.� ���c: -.. Northsiders preferred the morning daily to its afternoon opposition, but almost 70 ®�2 ®C�Gt2®TL percent of those responding said the Floyd Gardner, Oro Valley resident and phofogr•apher, North Oracle. Story °:1,.., n page B-4. (VOICE photo by'Chris, dailies do not provide enough northside shoots an outdoor portrait near his studio in Nanini Plaza on Kemberling.) coverage. ed A two-to-one margin of those survey � �`� "= � �, :� ..: F ':? � �;ftt .1"�, it +' w •fi N /I1y.3'4 *..y r} tG4'4f T.-.V ming ' . -.. felt that covera e of Canyon del Oros its `' ,, �. ,, 4 g Y Po - • • rhé ' #�l an ..,,,y • e.4 • ea and student actwiti1s �s �� rtan�-: � vre i; �_� Po W verifying the Voice:� addition of CDO sports pages this year. About.60 percent of those responding felt that alone coverage of Northside By ADONNA FILEMING "The reason Scholastic Aptitude Test or talented,are provided:in every school to elementary school activities is warranted. Introducing culture into the lives of (SAT)scores are lower than in the past is supplement regular classroom studies. One major topic of interest was the need school-age children is Amphitheater simply because there are more people Welsh said he.:,"favors the support for more coverage of new building and School Board member Dr.John S.Welsh's taking those tests.And'Amphitheater has program, where teachers for exceptional zoning affecting the respondents' major concern. figures to show that their testing scores students ar•e an addition to regular neighborhoods. The pediatrician said he didn't like the are improving,”Welsh said. classroom studies, over the more ii, Although the Voice has covered this media's popular approachto education. He went on to say that trends in conventional method of separate classes news for some time,many felt more detail "The press dwells on scores and education are in reverse of what they were for children with problems or special .1 is needed. concludes that Johnny can't read,write or in the 1960's. talents. Almost 80 percent of the responses to the add. But it never concerns itself over what "In the 1960's relevancy was the "There is more socialization in a survey requested more"good news,"with Johnny reads or writes,"Welsh said. important thing and the basics weren't classroom of peers than in a special class, the accent taken off crime, murder and "If the only art a child appreciates is the stressed in education. Now public opinion and socialization is also a part of the mayhem. The respondents suggest such comic strips and the only music hard rock, is so strong on teaching children to read education process," Welsh said. "The features as naming a"teacher of the week" we have failed as educators," he added. and write that I'm afraid children will be support program is the most viable at CDO and other local schools,coverage of y ,� ' denied awell-rounded education,"he said. solution to offering a rounded education." family events, and suggestions for family r Na r Introducing art, music and physical The outbound program is for children and community projects. ,�,� sr ✓ �'N'' . " � education atgrade-school level is one of the who can't cope with normal classroom L L „ r;,N r,�'iy�^ rr! r.y r yra,,,.„ w.' In res nse to the teacher of the week u _ :', ,/� Po greatest accomplishments of the present situations. Iliking and camping are a r4 request, Oro Valley Voice News Editor P board, Welsh feels. regular part of their activities to generate Tern Venet said such covera e will begin Y g Welsh said the bond and over-ride more interest in school vaork. r w ith in two weeks. /` elections the present board helped push The pediatritian feels strongly toward The:Lairgigedeit.dip stion of addin comics to the g MJ..,, '" through provided money to bring the planning a school with community use in Voice a substantial number of 1`�' •� ���•N; physcalplantupto standards andprovidemind.times, as the addition of television „ :��r educational programs that make In Oro Valley there are not that many schedules. At the present time, Voice ,/ C Amphitheater one of the best school facilities available for recreational editors have decided to leave those areas to districts in the country. activities, and voce hope the schools will the dailies and concentrate on local news. f: Welsh said he is proud of the support and play a role in meeting the needs for the Since the surveybegan,over 300 0 le •`` outbound •ro ams in the Am hitheater communit "he said. g Pe P ��h� P 8'�' P Y• contacted have become subscribers to the � district. "I would like to see the Town of Oro Oro ValleyVoice/Catalina Call. � , t : The support program encompasses the Valley appoint a lraison eommittee to work A final tabulation of the survey is •zvrww w. n<. Special education facilities and teachers. with the school board in planningfacilities expected to be completed sometime in Teachers for children with learning and a community park concept that will November, Chmara said. i(ifor. John Welsh disabilities,as well as those that aregifted meet the needs.of both CDO and the g community,"he said. Welsh, who graduated from the tiOPS • University of Kansas in 1957,has lived in Tucson 6 years. rot 1 nShrugging off the 6;rplus hours a week he spends with his practice and school Town 11- -'.. a . II fund d board matters, Welsh said: "Television is The Town of Oro Valley has collected the $67,000 property as a down payment serving as the town hall, stables,and five bad anyway, I'd much rather be doing $4,060 so far in a fund drive held two by December,but Newman now estimates acres of land. this." weeks ago in an effort to buy the town hall, a payment of$15,000 to$20,000 by the first Newman said negotiations are Besides raising three children,Michael, bringing the kitty to$12,960. of the year is possible. underway with the owners of Poncho's 24, Teri, 18, both at the University of Jack Newman, drive chairman, sold The town will then pay 8 percent of the restaurant on N. Oracle Road to hold a Arizona, and Tamara, 29, who attends some captains have not turned in their unpaid balance each month as rent,which, benefit dinner in October. Scottsdale Community College,hestill has returns and he expects an additional Newman said,is considerably less than the time to go flying, water skiing, and his $2,000 by the end of the week. All profits will 'o toward the purchase eatest love, $650 a month they now pay that does not go gr hiking. Shadow Mountain residents showed the of the town hall,'and Newman expects to "The da ' greatest response so far with R'400" in toward the purchase pri°ce. up y after New Fear s was the best po , bring in to X8,000. in my life," he" said. "I hiked up Picacho donations, Newman said. The balance Of the cost will be paid over The town will continue to accept Peak and enjoyed the view while my old The town had originally hoped to be able a four- to five-.year period. donations for the town hall fund until hometown, Kansas City,was covered with to pay at least half the purchase price.of The property includes a home, now December, Newman said. snow." .. 'L=Edjtorjals fa J� RVE' E . Propositionis , WE NAME o gerreR yl better than nothing pow c E, , ,,, oNINO ' - i Z o 0 . . NO coNTRoL, 000 1 roposition 101 is going to be on the Arizona aDnno v Cfl "/ ballot this fall—the only such tax-limiting . ,''""'. • �. CtiEV TAXES effort to make it that far. So far. Often referred to as "the 7% solution," this Li ----).‘ proposition would place a limit, of sorts, on Q' Q what state government could spend. The limit . �. ../is 7 percent of the total personal income VI earned by all individuals in Arizona. _ , I iiiiii Because it was backed (rather desperately / Zs and reluctantly) by Gov. Bruce Babbitt, and trIN - by several influential state legislators, • Proposition 101 did get on the ballot while - •otid -co= time ran out for the Shaw Amendment and its weaker little brother, the Beaver Amendment. Either of them, we believe,would have e been Letters % . much better than Proposition 101, and we still intend to push for something like the Shaw Do you believe? Junction community isn't very important to write Amendment in a special election next year. now served by a physician. HEW at the address below _ Editor Many of our people have a and tell them that you want But meanwhile, there's certainly nothing If you can believe that hard time getting into a clinic here — and why. ,• Tongsun Park was "a Tucson and some can't wrong with voting for Proposition 101. Don't respected Washington afford the fees which expectj\ob U.S. Dept. of Health, res it to do the that's needed,but view itp g- Education and Welfare, businessman," just ust doctors there charge. as a step in the right direction. liked to give money to We are asking for federal Region 9 Congressmen — which is money from HEW so that Rural Health Initiative what Mo Udall said when he we can have a clinic in 50 United Nations Plaza accepted $300 of that South Catalina and a van to San Francisco, Calif. Voter apathy sad Korea money.... transport patients to Tucson If you can believe that when necessary. 94102 HORTENSIA RODRIGUEZ Catalina 'o • increasing the monopoly If you agree that a doctor Community Health iron grip of the labor unions is needed in Catalina, it's Services, Inc. We are mildly discouraged even this good for th s country, irritated— by the general air of cynicism which Mo Udall voted for.... which so many columnists_and commentators If you can believe that put on regarding the current elections huge deficit spending bills LookingBack campaign. aren't a major factor in the inflation that is robbing us True, it is difficult for one to generate a all—and Mo Udall voted for One year ago i ng a franchise for t h e tremendous enthusiasm for some of the most of them.... Four classrooms to house 110 amplification of television candidates. We have been guiltyof reflectingThen you should vote for students at Harelson Elementary signals. The council will Mo Udall. School are completed. advertise for bids on the this malaise ourselves. Personally, Ill vote for The students have been housed franchise starting in November. But this doesn't mean that as citizens, any of Tom Richey. at Cross Junior High while Three years ago RALPH R.TARRANT waiting the completion of the Rosalyn Glickman has been us can afford a ho-hum attitude toward our construction. GreenValley named chairman of the Oro voting responsibilities. Electing the persons Two years ago Valley Planning and Zoning who must run our government for the nextCable T.V. okayed for Oro Committee. 'Clinic Zs needed' ValleybyTown Council. two to four years isn't an idle pastime, and Her policy is to"Keep the town Editor. The council passed an as a small bedroom community we're foolish to treat it as such. The Catalina-Oracle emergency amendment authoriz- and make no drastic changes." Certainly it is tempting to take refuge in r • affectations of boredom and cynicism even Other Editors Say in ridicule when one finds no particular candidate capable of eliciting enthusiasm.But Back on the street For reasons of his own, Symbionese Liberation we must always remember that politics for perhaps including some fear Army means revolution. Plea bargaining has its of what sort of a witness No remorse. No promise thevoter as well as for theprofessional place in our administration Miss Hearst would make, to reform. politician is the art of the possible. of justice. But a deal struck the county attorney agreed A continued defiance of As we have suggested in previous years, the by the county attorney in to dismiss seven other the system under which choice given a voter is seldom one between Oakland, Calif., makes. a c h a r g e s a g a i n s t t h e their civil rights have been God, Captain Marvel and Albert Schweitzer, mockery of the entire Harrises. exquisitely protected. p system. If the judge approves the That isn't what a plea It is more likely to be between a dull fellow on Here is what happened. bargain,g pp . i pp plea the Harrises bargain should produce. one hand and a rather evasive politico on the When Patty Hearst was will be out of prison in April —Arizona Republicublic other hand. kidnapped by the so-called 1983. Often our choice isn't even allowed to be the Symbionese Liberation And what will theydo Army in 1974, her main better of the two; rather, we must sometimes then? iwho would do. our societythe least � jailers and mind-changers decide in were William and Emily They told the court very damage for the period of a term office. Harris. explicitly. "The pleaEditor's. QuoteBook However distasteful it may be to make that They seized Miss Hearst bargain_does not thean we selection, it is a duty which we owe ourselves, in her apartment, held her have feelings of remorse," ourovernment, and the survival of all that is as a prisoner,took her across William Harris said.g "Instead, we feelpride in 1 good (and there is much that is) within our the country, and talked her One always h a s a (or intimidated her) into what these actions have • political system. time enough if only p this playing the role of a gun accomplished." one applies it well. So if this election dayyou mustgo to thepollspp • _ , moll in a bank holdup. Emily Harris promised Goethe and, using that quaint old figure of speech, Last week the Harrises they would be "back on the "hold your nose and vote," then do so. The pleaded guilty to the streets as people committed important thing is to vote. kidnapping. to change," which to the — I i. Published every Wednesday by r"o vallevoryoscr.‘ ,---_ -;--- THEODORE C. TURPIN Sancruval Corp.,P.O.Box 3003,Tucson, wEditor&Publisher Az.,624-3745.Single copies 15 centsTERRY VENETeach;by mail,$3 for one-year ~subscription.Second Class postage Published for residents of the Town of Oro Valley.Pima County.Arizona '' '' � News Editor j paid at Tucson,Az. NEWS STAFF: Chris Kemberling I Wednesday, September 27, 1978 Adonna Fleming Publication No. 324570 Wednesday, September 27, 1978 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE A_:1 Other Editors Say 1I ...-..---Other Editors Say==..- , .. VOTERK1NG-- air ���.eDooniess• Off o ... i' CANDIDATES•• exehan e • g ,A, f�� �� r____,_,0RE ���S�Ar USS On the Sino-American n fa s ovw1 � j� resi eI• . 1l�v �. ���--�� _ , relations front, meanwhile, NTS- F the• People's Republic of ter have caused him the �� o I NDEPENDE Before Jimmy Carter had �• M most trouble. The Bert - . -;, --.11( � �� i_oy�.� To PARr1J� China has said it wants to been in the White House most .eq� ��.55 was not the rj ;l ��� embark on a large student more than a few weeks, .Lance affair ,�,a creation of the Washin n � �, ���_ �.: exchange program with the newspaper editors received ° •t\ �k, �r .�: �,_ Y U.S. ,fix _ �� :2:f..•:—. �.. a form letter from presi- press corps. F' �,� :—.-- Enrrs ��1 , ) ii' �,;. � This is a distinct change of dentaal press secretary Jody Nor are Andrew Youngs � �. �� '� `- '�`.`-_.:..:�:..:..;-� of impetuous remarks contra- _ � - 4 attitude, and a group Powell. p , \ f ) - --�. +� . _ ��,. �� s /�., =.�;;,�,, ; -� American educators is What would they think, vances of the press. Hamil- ,� `,. :, `, - _ ., going to meet soon to help Powell inquired of the ton Jordan's nocturnal high .,-i,,,•�.� -� ,���,�: � _., � :-:_ � i}riot=�q,::,; A ...:-:.:.:.:ti.:,--.-„..;.;..--;,:,›-:;-.,,, the U.S. government editors, about the president jinks are his own doing,and .''-i>•, �4�LIt�:��4-:;;. ;%! : respond. going to the boonies as often not those of the press. " =A ,.- ",,, � State Department sources as possible to hold regional True, regional press ,. �� _�T ;, • ©,�sPs say the Chinese are thinking press conferences? conferences will produce so- called non-Washington of sending hundreds of their So far as we know, the g students here, especially for reaction was excellent. questions, such as those that concern farmin or water or • n news good training.technical and language That was 18 months ago, g and the Powell idea was local unemployment. And the Chinese govern:- never overn-never fully implemented. But even those can sound But now, with the Carter hostile, since local newsmen . ment will pay their way. are more affected bylocalnfortunately, the U.S. lmage in trouble, and the The news that CaliforniaCliflscientists may won't be able to reciprocate president and the Washing- problems than Washington haveperfected a method of manufacturingfully: Probably only "a few ton press corps at each reporters who deal abstract- is -1 withgovernment and insulin from humangenes is welcome news score" of our students will other's throats, Carter y , make their way to China, going to hit the road. personalities. indeed. His new ima e-maker On balance, though, the mainly because there's not g g Diabetics throughout the world will be enough appropriate univer- Gerald Rafshoon, has idea of regional press scheduled 11 travel days conferences is excellent. cheered by the knowledge that insulin city training available y between now and early Carter will learn from the supplies — never too plentiful there, especially since few will be students speak November, principally for experience. This is a big Americanp p p y increased, and may in fact be without some of Chinese. out-of-town presidential country, with diverse the dan erous side effects which often Ma be the State Depart- news conferences °w ith problems. and characteris- g y reporters and editors_rs of tics, and newsmen with a . accompany insulin produced.from calves and ment shouldn't be so p Average Town, _ doubtful.U.S,A. feel for the land outside of swine cells. We can think of a lot of Yet, Carter will find that Washington can help Carter Diabetes continues to be a serious kids who'd benefit from newsmen in the boonies can get a perspective he be just as searingand otherwise may be missing. • debilitating-condition for millions of people. spending their junior year J• —Arizona Republic Anymedical advances which make life- abroad learning farming, probing as the Washington p e . corps. � village living and a little bit p saving insulin better and more readily of revolutionary self- Maybe even more so. American Viewpoints available are heartening news for all of us. reliance.—Wan Street Journal For, the issues and con- - P troversies about which _ Washington reporters ask (14r.\ questions, and which have .,-- _ �.. .& w sullied the Carter image, __,, - Y,SELL, n are, issues of concern in \1 RE .E, , ,.., /^,, �? _ ) Middle America. 7litAdS �" cD £` The people around Car- c-�i'` 00 �, 00 0 u) ,,r� fes? �A V7 -- � � �� �// • ". r ~ co V • e . 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"r ., See Us for September and October Tie Down Specials SINGLE TICKETS ... 791-4266 • c p $4.50, $6, $6.50, $7&$8 11IIIIIMI IiiIiiilllilliiiliiilllilill Se Hal. . 1904 W. PRINCE RD. Buses:Park Mall(main entrance)7 p.m.;El Con(SW corner) 7:15;Casas Adobes,7 p.m.;Oracle Villa,7:15;Plaza del Esparto! :, Oro 7:18 m-&Tucson House 7:30 .m.50(each waXL:CAREFREE y. CA LI 8885620 i master charge F P y � AWNINGS • ; 1 VISA C.C. WOODS. OWNER r,rJ rJ rJ rr rJ rJ J rJr rJ rJ , 1 i i i rr J J -J / J i rJ 'J. " rJJ A-4 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday, September 27, 1978 '" .. ,: .:1:n✓(frnnAhYi ,•.^MY 4' .Mr/^M M`A frt4 # Y ,,,..;:„.:! 0:5 ,:.,, ,, i,' ..„,..,.. families' ,,,,;', r,4, ; . ' ' .. - ry: .0 d S E';;, 41:'• it"." WFC , P X,, 9✓' . I ,•.,.qty.. $i n(C tf ome state in common ,,,, in ::'4, \ Caz ,.,,,,„ 1, , : 1 ifv\ i .,, .,,, , ) ,., 0 . ,,. :.,:. When nothing seemed to and the Mahoneys from College of Nursing in `'. ' , after the first Detroit,and that theyshared January, while Leonard ,,' �� � � �N be going right , night in their new homes a mutual dislike for snow. enjoys his recent retirement. :, , near Oro Valley. the Clark Clark Smith, a retired Their homes are the first 0.4,.:: ; `;: . / , ,A,,,,,, ;,' Leonard electrician, and his wife, finished of 23 homes being tii,; ':'t s µSmiths and the t: , Mahoneys were surprised to Mary Jane,moved to Tucson built in the area by the Estes , discover both families were about a year ago and have C o. The rest will be 1u ,,�✓ /,'`�,j„,\,,, completed in three weeks, ,� J ' from Michigan. been living in an apartment P ,� <� 0 ',Y The first residents of a while waiting for their home with more people moving in 1'; ii ° ,<, \t,:,,,,,„„,,� ' f ,,*" ;14)i' ;''''''' new subdivision located to be built. at the end of this week, g, °;:11 '. - " ✓ south of Hardy and west of Catherine Mahoney and according to Chris Sheafe.a T, ''''r'✓ ' ' `','• °, ,.. Oracle roads met Friday her husband,Leonard,along sales manager for the Estes , �x ' �, IT . i � ,: r,off.. ' , I _I-i 4„, • ✓ when Catherine Mahoneywith two of their five Co. 1.''';'‘ ''.!:1 s' , .4 checked with her new children, moved to Tucson Sheafe added that the ,, ,96:;',,, - where- Sept. 8. homes will complete the first neighbor on the Sep £, 41° lf 'Y' • abouts of the telephone man. Catherine w i 1 l be a phase of the Rancho Feliz ` f ''` °-� x�" � ` ' discussing teacher's aide for Am hi- subdivision,located between , ✓,” ,'., In themiddleof d g AmpIV .' f , ,,, , . hi- sidewalk would be theater School District: her Hardy and Magee roads, L 1 C laid first and speculating son, Lenny, 15. will be west of Oracle. The ;4,^ �� ''` phone attendingCanyon del Oro subdivision contains a total `''', 'c, \ ' '! �' when the delinquent '.,•< ,. ; ° ;IF man would arrive, the High School; her daughter, of 389 homes built on one- w,;� , 'M' ,„ '',..1,:, I, . ,,,,,,, ' /", neighbors found out the Sally, 19, will enroll in the acre lots and ranging , 46. r✓6, ,, v ( between 4U 000 and Aa ; , k Smiths came from Saginaw University of Arizona $ , �. _ ✓ Fr, .- ,� 50000. k :::u Y 41. � . , . ,',P CDI::1 forfeits Airmen New location • Catalina'Community Health Service volunteers Hortensia Rodriguez and Mary toHightower await the arrival of the clinic's physician,Dr.Augusto Ortiz,to the clinic's Salpointereceive new office behind the Snack Shack restaurant. VOICE staff photo) The use of an ineligible player by _ Canyon del Oro High School in its first win of the season over Salpointe High School honors has caused them to forfeit the game, A 1975 graduate of CDO beats Flagstaff according to CDO Athletic Director Art Canyon del Oro High School. Mangels. Airman Peter L. Mayer.has ' He said C D 0 violated Arizona LeCompte, who set for CDO, besides Gaston rushing 173 yards for 11 Interscholastic Association eligibility graduated from the U.S.Air out the last few Canyon del with 92 yards in 12 carries, first downs while Flag- Force - technical training rules by using a player who had notcourse for avionics commu- Oro football games in 1977 were Glenn Wyman and staff ran only 75 for five established residence in the school'snications specialists at with a broken leg, proved Barry Ahtte. Mitch May- first downs. attendance district. there was nothing wrong nard and Greg Wyman led The Eagles did better in The forfeiture won't affect Canyon del Miss.Keesr Air h'orce Iia-�e• with it Friday evening. the Doradospassing attack, g• the air, however, complet- Oro's AA standing because Salpointe is a Miss. LeCompte booted the which never really p The Air National Guards- jelled. ing five of seven passes for AAA school. CDO is still ranked second man is now trained to install extra point at Flagstaff to The Dorados dominated the total of 84 yards. among Class AA-C football teams in theand repair a i r[J o r n e give the Dorados a last-. the ground, however, state. ditch 7.6 victory over. the ,, communications equipment. •. . and has returned to Tucson. host Eagles — and''also to `�', { ft Completion of the 'course give the defending state - , TRY OUR FREEMAN' earned Mayer credits AA champs their first GENUINE toward an associate in conference victory. science degree Led by the running of /=,� �, CANTONESE applied g Kevin stun CDO ut �-' LEGAL CLINIC through the Community Ga P SANT DISHES College of the Air Force. together a fourth-quarter RESTAU g 19-yard its own from rom Quality Legal Assistance At Mayer is the son of Mr.and drive Mrs. Peter A. Mayer of 1825 line, a drive that ended Weekly Luncheon Special $1.95 Complete A Price You Can Affordwhen Glenn Wyman took Lassim Lane. Take Out Food Also * * * the ball across from the Basic Wills $25.00 The Meritorious Service one-yard line. 1833 N.Miracle Mile Hours The C D O comeback 623-3351 Mon.-Sat. 11:30-10 p.m. Medal has been awarded to dashed Flagstaff hopes Sunday 12-9 p.m. Dissolution of Marriage or Legal Capt.Neil Slattery at Upper after the hosts had led 6-0 ' Separation (Uncontested) Heyford Royal Air Force for three quarters. They $150.00 Station, England. got that narrow lead in the Slattery's wife, Suzanne, first period when back For all your PRESCRIPTION needs, Guardianship $100.00, is the daughter of Maj. and Greg Turner surprised the Mrs. A. Cortez,of 7229 San Dorado defense on fourth shop in the pleasant surroundings of Adoption (Uncontested) Anna Dr. down with five yards to go; he scampered for a 50- ,. yard touchdown. . • Misdemeanor (DWI, etc.) $150.00 But CDO came through. MISENER DRUGS. BUMPER STICKERS with what turned out to be Individual Bankruptcy $150.04K,, (J, the crucial defensive play of under the dome IG 2= the game. Three of the Dorados in the Casa Blanca Plaza Wife & Husband Bankruptcy.. $200.00 1Kooiaid. a trusted assistant. crashed through the line to 6020 N Oracle block the Eagles' attempt Plaintiff's Personal InjurySuit hi:mmaiLimium at anextra-point kick. Senior Citizens Check Our Pharmacy Rates 25% Contingene Fee 978 And that turned out to be ythe ball ame. hours 9 to 9 297 2234 .g CONSULTATION FOR ONLY $12 PER Leading ground-gainers QUARTER HOUR Fees For O , - ther Services Furnished Upon '. 70M" Request -i{F<4, ■ (All Fees Exclusive Of Filing Fees-Cost) — t. 1 . i 'A''111' - ' GOO DANI N . FREEMAN ,,,„, 0, ..„,„ ,,,,,, LEGAL ' „.., , ;, IS WORKING FOR PIMA COUNTY CLINIC .. . * ',/, ) . „4„ , . AND YOU 1015 B W. Prince Road w. •.r LEGISLATOR DISTRICT 12 ... Between Oracle Rd. & FlowingWells Rd. , � Representative Tom Goodwin has served in the legislator for 12 years.He has been chairman of the House Appropriations Committee for the past 6 years and presently is the only chairman of a standing committee from a county outside 888. Maricopa.In the past session he introduced and sent to the governor's desk the "Catalina State Park Bill He believes with the passage of Proposition 13 in California,,and the spending limitations,Proposition 101,on the Arizona ballot that Monday.- Thursday 9-9 :We've got'to deal with government spending as we.would our own home budget. Friday.&,.S u da 9-6 _ .:. . . ►. Wednesday, September 27, 1978 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE A-5 Area couple takes to- the highway in tandem TERRY VENET ET �� '.:,',',,,.,,'0,t;',",,;,,,,,,* r By Arizona are a switch tor the unsuccessful attempt was a couple, who moved here in marathon ride from P.inetop ,A r, N As a teenager in Belgium, ,, N�" Yb✓ � d/t'N w Rudy Van couldn't afford a May from Michigan, where to Sunrise resort in the "` they described drivers as White Mountains,a 115-mile bicycle; they were a luxury �, ,n N ✓ �' for those who worked. "hostile." round trip. „� In the United States as a Citing several drivers that After 107 miles, we dust ✓ , , ,74," young married man with a deliberately tried to run didn't have any steam Left." them off the road and an Rudy said. "Kay is very family, Rudy couldn't afford a car, so he relied on that accident that left Rudy with short-winded, and the ` back problems for nine altitude did us in. luxury, bicycle, to carr him to and from work. months in Michigan, they Aside from Kay's's short- `, N ✓ ,N ✓ . „ . w , � ' �<` < tr✓ appreciate the relative quiet windedness,Rudy has a bum r ,,, � `' � And because we couldn't 4* h' , �.s,i , of Arizonah�highways. right knee and Kay has a ', ;, .. ' 1-, afford entertainment, But stray dogs still bum left knee. familycycling became our „,,.,„,.,,,,,,,;t-1:,),,,., [,,,,,w,,- ,� , ar' y .„,�t.c;;� ��.,U<r,��; :� Y O • • ,• - ✓r r n.n �!P r<"1`�f4fC., ..,, W,04i :r..9$� ✓<'�i .X' s, r;,y,,f„r✓ri i :uw . r ... ,,, t ::avT r '?f✓ ✓��? T v�. •• present a bit of a problem. Its kind of like tenni. n 4, ✓ said Kayn ''” ,.'r�,�� �,,� �, s r��d {,.�;^�?f>�f st,:.�j<��:, :•� recreation, too, .� •• �fi°� --:� ['�� �°���✓;, �,:' < r�` ;, , �:� � rr�� . A dog can wipe out a bike elbow in the knees, Rudy yr .�, �.r a g a ,� Van. � , , byhittingthe wheel," said said. "It's just a weak spot. "#��" ��'�° :' r� '" '' �"��h�4j/�y �J Twenty years after the < � ,, • P 0y Rudy. But on a tandem,we're able r „✓4 >, of that first bicycle y ¢uY rn or purchase y n a huge St. Bernard com ensate for eachM,,,i,,,*,,,,,,,,,,,,,„,,,, ,. -:.:rY V r r Y ✓Ai , ¢ for Rudy, the couple has a Oceto Y p • • . n ,,N,.!: /'a ✓ r '� � .4• � '%'...,`,,�, <Pnl,✓<�i' "bicycle built for two" that came running toward a bike other's deficiencies." � f�� �, r x .�� Y On their bike,Rudyacts as ��h,,�, � "� �� r �� �:�'',�''�'a }'����� �, �.. r � on a marathon we were on r, ,✓ .,,,,,„..„.4,40.,,.., has been incorporated into ' ���, r p✓�r,,'✓� �.���: : "pilot" ridingin front, Otp.', ,ff ' "7,, ✓ . and both of the riders were the p �;,;,✓✓ '7'1(.�' pr, N��,,,,,,� <�r,,,, '.✓u their daily routine. � �� � �� M x , "stoker" "�Y v,Hd�✓'�"✓�N�°'' ,+Mqp,, �,'r r,C i n ,,n�.✓ :"+,�f h.9!•Y"R,,N N �(; seriously hurt. The dog was and Kayis the stoker in the 4N, . .,,.. , . -,,,,":/,,,,,, r a�rr< ✓N „ Catalina and Oro Valley y �,�>,� ��� � � r°���� �`�� t �/,�rY r r..., � r �,hpr,+,y.'�..'ru^.. r �� ✓• ° "�� ,�ar rr"� ,{I,r.✓.t,: a r"✓/r;7` y.r<,,r d*;,. .wYMW � JOiIMt".-.,�'`',,,,,�.yyyys! `"�4�-�R ,",KN ;, i$� �rtirnd r r•�'' „' onlylain but it was rear. � ,��r!,✓r� �j r�,r..r;�a ~�1�"'"''""""'`'ay'.. � n ✓ j�'�'r„r, �+ r r ri�, �'r' r''.r�r✓� ."y✓^' �� , ;d+ their wayto playing,O ''-';',1,''':!'. � ,�n K' �'v TY' � ,.�i�����?�'�•ir,�,d r r residents on ,, ,1 1 , cii ,+.,r'v .'R✓'r r,.... r...fE.., 8.5✓n� ,,,,17, ,,,.4,44,4r,'',':,,,!,,,,,, �y. ,�f:'G%�:�;, r ,.,,,' r '�;""" '� r'. ,ayr ;.+.✓„.';'A`,•:�''.y;,,� r N. , dangerous, he said. `Kays worth her weight inw. work may have seen the � � So the Vans have come up gold on the back seat of a couple on their morning Togetherness jaunts, making the 22-mile with a three-step "dog tandem," said her husband. Rudy and Kay Van ride their tandem bike at least 22 miles a day in the Oro Valley area. prevention plan." "Unlike a lot of women The Casitas del Norte couple began ridingbikes in Michigan 20years ago. (VOICE roundtrip on the speciallyp g g First, Kay blows the stokers, she reallyworks designed 15-speed tandem to 1 she wears around rd." staff photo) Catalina about three times a whistle ha week her neck on the rides.If that Kay enjoys riding in thealways wear helmets to use it." he said. Rudy said. Other mornings they ride fails, Rudy yells, hoping a rear, where the only thing designed for bicyclists, and The Van's tandem was The couple's youngest son. to Tucson or head west down mans voice will deter the she needs to concentrate on is attach a flag to the rear of designed by Rudy to Randy. 16. attends Canyon Tangarine Road from their animal. And finally,a can of pedaling, freeing her to do their tandem when riding accommodate Kay's -1-f(x)t, del Oro High school. and Casitas del Norte home, "Halt" attached to the some sightseeing. alone. • 11-inch height. although he rode with his before Rudy drives to work handlebars is used as a last Rudy,on the other hand,is .You need to have that "We had to put a bend in mom and dad in Michigan as an ad salesman for the Oro resort. Rudy noted the spray responsible for steering the flag with all of the hills in the seat pole so she could marathons, his interest in Valley Voice. causes no serious damage to bike and looking out for the road," Rudy said. "You reach the pedals. It's riding has dwindled. The Vans ride on the road the animal• traffic through a mirror could be in a dip and an doubtful that any other "Now he's more interested ,: with the flow of traffic,"as a During their first weeks of attached to his glasses. oncoming car wouldn't see couple could ride the bike." in girls."his mother said. safety precaution" Rudy riding here, the Arizona `Whenever I want to check you until too late without said. terrain provided a bit of a out the scenery, we have to one. "If we're traveling at 15 challenge for the Vans who stop the bike," he said. - But when riding with the miles an hour and are hit by have ridden in 220-mile But for eating and Tucson Wheelmen. a local a car going 50 miles an hour, •marathons both on tandem drinking,the couple manage bike riders club, the flag is StanleyH. Zoslow, M.D., P.C. the force of the impact is and single bikes, averaging without making stops. removed• reduced to 35 miles an hour. 20 miles an hour. `We carry water with us,threeRudy sapints of "When you're riding in a announces the opening of a new "But if we were going 15 "We rode with a tandemid. group, people like to 'slip " additional Northwest Tucson Office miles an hour against club in Romero, Mich., on Its vital to replace the stream.' that is get behind for the practice of traffic, impact with a car what was described as a water you lose when you ride another bike that breaks the Abdominal,Oncological,&Vascular Surgery traveling 50 would be 65 'tough course because of the - distances, especially in the wind. making the second at miles an hour,"he explained. hills. desert. • biker's job easier." Rudy 4745 N. 1st Avenue After a week here, wed To make eating and "People who ride on the n>.. r ..., � . „ said. .i`.� .Tucson,-Arizona°-857��5•:. wrongside of the road are laugh at that course, Rudy drinking easier, the water And according to Rudy, Telephone 888-7880 or 886-5519 cyclists," he said. bottles are attached to the the extra length of a tandem p inexperiencedy said. The first two weeks, the handle bars and have straws makes the Vans very Traffic is another reason Vans could only get their in them so the rider need sought-after for slip the couple rides early in the distance up to 50 miles aday, only bend over fora drink "and it was a lot of work," and theycarry"high energy streaming,because they can morning. g break up a wider stream of "At 6 a.m. there aren't Rudy said. foods," such as bananas and air . HINDS BOOK CENTER many cars on the road,"said But perserverance won cookies in the_ pockets of ..But the flag waves « out, and they've since their riding clothes. backward when we're Book Store" Kay. 'Your tackled rides to Oracle, "If I'm riding in a "And� the ones that are, riding, and the people seem to be courteous, many Sabino Canyon, and Gates marathon, I know to take a behind us could get poked 777,71FTOMrr777 ORDER NOW giving a friendly toot or pass "the hard way," from salt tablet if I lick my with the end,so it's safer not us," Tucson, and makingthe moustache and it's salty. BEST SEI;j.F.Rs FOR CHRISTMAS waving as they pass she Old y L for Your Special Gift List! GIVING! said. two and a half mile climb. Rudy said. SUNSHINE -- The friendly drivers of Their, most recent, and Big on safety. the Vans FENCE NEW FALL HOURS 9 9 weekdays• 9 6 Saturday• 10-6 Sunday SAVE Plaza Del Oro at Orange Grove WITH SUNSHINE - 6462 N. Oracle Rd. — 297-5949 • APS requests rehearing - , 792-9286 - . - > Arizona Public Service adjustments were no longer not supported by the I Co.has asked for a rehearing appropriate due to"stability evidence. . in fuel supply and price"was The application was also Dinner Theatre on the Sept• 13 decision by pp Y G LIA.f-Z 0the Arizona Corporation not supported by testimony based on the position that �n 749 W. MIRACLE MILE Commission to discontinue at the original hearing• insufficient notice was given (11,for out that of the commission's intent tv TUCSON, AZ 85705 fuel cost adjustments They pointedi Arizona's regulated electric though some testimony had do away with the fuel clause ie utilities. suggested discontinuance of and thus did not provide the � In asking for the the interim adjustments on company sufficient time in : ' ..,„ et rehearing, APS officials the basis that there was which to present evidence in What N°"` ' , - r said that the commission's "stability in fuel supply and support of its contention that - the conclusion th'`' interim price," this assumption was the clause is needed. • ''� tie �,1„, '. . Mw .� � butler saw , „ . Jnr:� r� , . / extreme ,.... -,.,., , zpi ,, ,, ,,„, ¢' Ai' 4 r 0 pi/eat :::,,,,,,, _ funny C9 comedy for II iiir,r adults Sent6 ,• 44:jrtr Oet 1 off • FASHION EYEWEAR • PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED297-2501 w't this ad • GLASSESINEnjoy a delicious buffet dinner,lavish selections, any night SUN CASAS ADOBES • CONTACTS POLISHED Wednesday through Sunday. • PROMPT REPAIRS ' ' `t.' Senior Citizen discounts Thursday&Sunday. 6:15 Cocktails Senior Citizens discounts Reservations m• 7043 N. ORACLE AT INA w,, 6:45 Dinner 623-9456 Thursday&Sunday. 8.15 Show Group rates master charge CLYDE HOLLAND OPTICIAN OpticaI Centers A-S ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday, September 27, 1978 A REVIEW PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ` ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION forth insofar as thesamearepermmsible from the debts and obligations of this s,Vivian I.Pollycutt under the statute governing this corporation. s/Ramona Rudulph -BLitler natighty OF SPIRITUAL ASSEfMBLY OF THE BAHA'IS OF inoot'poration. ARTICLE XI s/Doris E.Kirkham ARTICLE IV There shall be a Chairman, Vice- s,l•raj Misaghi PIMA COUNTY.ARIZONA (:��raldine P.Rivera KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE This corporation does not contemplate Chairman. Recording Secretary, PRESENTS: any pecuniary gain or benefit to its Corresponding Secretary and a /On ille I,.Reeve By TERRY VENET petting secretarial appli- That we.the members of the Spiritual members, officers cr incorporators, or Treasurer. There shall be nine (9) s Henri A.Knapp Cant, Assembly of the Baha'is of PimaCounty, other private persons,except that the directors;that the names and addresses INotary) If you're offended by delivers her lines corporation shall be authorized and of the persons who shall act as directors My commission txpire- Y Arizona,an u ninoorporated association. adultery, homosexuality, with terriffic timing as she being duly authorized and empowered empowered to pay reasonable knd officers until the election d their Sei)tereor 28. 1979 STAT F;()F' by a resolution and adopted by the compensation for sery ices rendered and suaessors are as follows Charles seduction and the possibilityfinds herself committed to passed make ph, chairman, 4445 N. Flowing ARIZONA ► s Baha'i community of Pima County, P�IY �and distributions in Rudul Of incest alluded to on stage, the hospital toprevent furtherance of the purposes set forth in Wells #85 85705• Ferguson Pollycutt COUNTY OF I p Arizona,on 28th day of April.1978,have l'1_14 A I P r e n t i c e's wife from this day associated ourselves together, Article III. No substantial part d the Vice-Chairman. 2851 W.Desert Crest, then the Saguaro Dinner activities of the corporation shall be the 85713:Hazel Gabe Treasurer,7350 N. n the 25th play of July. 1978.before Theater's current produc- suspecting any hanky- for the purpose underoandforpursuantg a religious carrying on ofVivian mea Notary Public in and for the('ounty p corporal ion to the Propaganda.or otherwise Montero Drive #1402 85704; of Pima, State of A ri z�,n a. res i ci i n g tion,"What the Butler Saw," panky• laws of the State of Arizona and for that attempting to influence legislation,and Pollycutt.Recording Secretary.2B51 W. theseArticlesof Incorporation. the corporation shall not participate in, Desert Crest,85713:Ramona Rudulph. therein. duly commissioned and sworn is not for you. Prindle Gorman, as Pren- Pum do hereby adopt or intervene in(including the publ ishing Corresponding Secretary. 4445 N. personally appeared Charles Rudulph. Despite a bad script, lice,s adulterous wife, and ARTICLE I or distribution of statements) any Flowing Wells #86 86706; Doris Ferguson Pollycutt.Hazel Tillie.Vivian p pI political campaign on behalf of any Kirkham.6320 N.Mango Way.85704: Pollycutt. Ramona Rudulph. Doris director David Gardiner hast Cardi, a hotel bell-hop The name of this corporation shall be: Kirkham. Ira) Misaghi. Geraldine SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE candidate for public office. Notwith- Iraj Misaghi. 1642 Calle Del Cielo. been able to come upwith a blackmailing her, also were BAHA'IS OF PIMA COUNTY.ARIZO- standing any other provision of these 85718:Geraldine Rivera.Rt.8,Box 720 Rivera.Orville Reeve.known to me to be articles,the corporationaahall not carry U.85710;Orville Reeve,7930 W.Linda the persons who executed the attached funs show, although the good• NA,INC. Y 'g ARTICLE II on any other activities not permitted to Vista 85704 All directors and officers Article of Incorix�ration. and whose selection seems a bit out of Tony De Bruno as Dr. The principal place of business shall be carried on(a)byacorporation exempt reside in Pima County,Tucson,Arizona_ names are subscribed thereto. and line for the Saguaro's Rance, a government be,Pima County,Arizona. from Federal Income Tax under.Section The initial directors are also theexeerallc� n'ackledged to me that they ARTICLE III 501(;)(3)of the Internal RevenueCodeof Incorporators of this corporation. generally older audiences. inspector on the premises1954(or the corresponding provisionf IN WITNESS WHEREOF the , IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have o PURPOSE: The purposes for whichhereunto set my hand an affixed Providingthe most laughs gave a classic portrayal of a this corporation is formed are: The any future United States Internal Spiritual Assmebly of the Baha'is ofmy Pima County. Arizona. heretofore Official Seal in the County�f Pima.on wackypsychiatrist, battingestablishment and maintenance of Revenue Law). throughout the production is p Y ARTICLE V existing as an unincorporated the day and year written above. religious worship and spiritual activities s,Henn A.Knapp . Allen, with his at thin air, flinching in Pima County,Arizona.in accordance That these Articles of Incorporation association,has caused these Articles of nervously, and emittinga with the principles of the Baha'i Faith as may be amended from timetotime in the Incorporation to be duly signed by its My Commission Expires slightly dopey portrayal of . . manner provided�+law, members the 25th day dJuly 1978. September 2K, 1979 Sergeant Match. sinister laugh at the mosttB a Bah u Iits lah�, its ouneter �rd,• ARTICLE VI s/Charles C.RudolphRc'c i- ORVILLE Rh:EVF; Thepoor sergeant is a inappropriate times. Exemplar: Shoghi Effendi. its Upon dissolution of this corporation, a/Ferguson Pollycutt I'ub.:Oro Valley Voice Guardian: The Universal House of all property and all property rights, s/Hazel K.Gillie g Sept, l:i.20.'L"i. 1978 victim o f deceit and The acting in this produc- whether real,personal or mixed,which Justice,its supreme legislative bock:and conniving in a private tion, as with most Saguaro the National Spiritual Assembly of the shall 4-Wratnion o n a the Natio Spiribetual . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII plays, was excellent,despite Baha of the United S psychiatric hospital,and his p is tates, the duly tual Assembly d the Baha'is of the of l ipace o i h d States.tates,wose principal itsquestionable content. constituted administrative authority in confusion finds him drugged and for the United States of America: UnFor 1 rtf rand dressed in women's Remaining performance and further for the doingof any and all business is in Wilmette.County ofCook, matton things necessary and incident to the Illinois. clothing. dates are Wednesday performance of thepurposesARTICLE VII Gerald Carey, portraying (tonight) through Sunday above set About the Bohai Faith This is anon-profit corporation, the �' gindebtedness shall not exceed Five Call 888-4021 Dr. Prentice, is also good as evenings. i Million($5.000.000.00)Dollars. • the seducing hospital t a l Reservations are needed the C18SSIfIedS. ARTICLE VIII OR p in advance. The annual meetings shall be during Come to 7350 N. Montero Drive #1402 proprietor, who's unusual the week of 20-27 April to select a board methods of interviewing ll, , ARTICLE IX )f directors (Coronado Apts.) prospective employees finds There's little danger of Off„ our government being The initial Statutory Agent shall be: any Friday evening 7.30-9:30 p.m. them naked in the examin- S' Doris Kirkham. 6320 Mango Way, overthrown. There's too Tucson.Arizona 85704 ing room. much of it. —Sunshine ARTICLE X Lois Parker, the unsus- Magazine. The private property tithe members. 'IIII officers, directors are forever exempt IIIIIIIII1III IIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIII I I I I I I II I II III r _____ ---% . Hardy ' INI 0 rthwest 7200 N. INA ROALP1 0 0 i . Orange Grove to gIlk Skyline Road : �a River Road Real Estate . -c Wetmore Road oe girl ill ., All .._......,.._____.......,, Nam tj.i Prince Road Ft. Lowell Road .. ..,_,. ____7 _.1–'s , • • 0 _ , Q ID For informationJ tit i• + Listing �� : , COLI s ' � � Q •BRANTROAD �u2400 N. : CO _ ,, . � ....: . z a. •-•' '. • . ,-884- 85 • ;•r< S Ce • ... ''.' . . . ;A*. ei:, 41C .. ., • , . 0 . ,Cr) i 1 ,1 , � 111 11101 111.11 II I•J 1l�I I 11111I-1 iI 1111111.1111 11111•1 �: •, _ e'.. ' ; --- . ' . . . . ' ' . .' ' ; * • - . . - . . , . . , . . Pi fil INTERE . .TED IN GNOME: PROPERTY . .!!! Orike- \ , FORTHE *KIDS? , ' , • , .. . . 1**4 I I I r04 I;'r. ) . , , INVEST IN THEIR FUTURE WITH A DUPLEX OR TRIPLEX': „„ � BY CALLING DOUG WRIGHT VICE PRES/DIR. OF SALES' Alikk . EEA CHARLES . CROWE Strunk Realty 17.....7! • REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT CONSULTANTS 7120 N. ORACLE ELECTRONIC 550 West Ina Road REALTY . ASSOCIATES 297-8272I 1111. Tucson, AZ 85704 IIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuIIIIIIIIII «,,Alor? Phone (602) 297-0887 . , 4) .., ,,,,,,,,,, , r 47 - 'T ' ;� 7,r. S K r;r i. , nl✓tl./l.,'/✓1lll.1.l✓✓1./✓lllll./JIZZl✓ll./le'll✓././.11l✓../l./l./✓l✓./l./7 • le 110:ti.111 ' ,:1,71.7** � � �: �. oYOUHave Propertyto 0 0 -..., ,sioreweedeirefo ' .� sae+�lall�r�g i , . , + „w� •, ..,•f, quality foothill �� r SELL? 4 -4 ' s. 44' hornets for quality, 4 I co„ „.,nga* . , , . �t, , We offer FREE Market Analysis0 .., ,-;-.4 - .----s. - . , , , ,,,, "41‘..-",,',.,;;I� oof ur Property. . ....:-:-,, ' i „: .,,-,:,,,,,... R 0 . r hi,. ,c.--^ m � N•s0 'i � • � L . ret, '� WE ARE * SPECIALISTS in the Northwest d Y µ�` * over 18 years in Tucson e 8 °'° °,%.:::..}.:.:w:?,.;... Members of Board of Realtors ti #� r t 0 and Multiple Listing Service 0 ti , ., . , , ., . ,4 .4,.. , ... ,•• . ....... „,t 1 e . . i 3206 ,,, air .., ..... ' . . , .. , .,„: ,., , ., 4 , MULTIPLE USTIN 7110 N.Oracle Rd.,Suite 105,Tucson,Az. 857047. , SERVICE . /// ' 'r►.�� REALTY N. O ra c 1 e G .i) , ® & TRUST CO. i.. �. . :� •r � 297-2516. • i r sREA.TVRe 2[w1_T h888-766.1 , Boral•eRest1 G.R.I. Broker • Y- � .. r A '• • x :! • ; ,- '.,;•7,. :. • ./.l1.�l_/.111 /l./.r11././l/. /1.l..l1�_/..r ./�:%_//./ -1J�ll�./�l./l.> 1././.1./-,72-, ,''' : 74: . Wednesday, September 27, 1978 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE IL: _ .piP ( MOBILE . •5 ,,:,,,,,,,. Books come to readers ,. ., ,.. ., ,, „,, , 1-0; 114 , ', i .,,.. Frvy , • f ' • ,, Byori , , • 1.,I; ) ADONNA FLEMING people interested to warrant with Judy and her assistant J People and books are not the time it takes to drive Rivera, is w not an P Fred Ri e a, 4 the only things Judy there, and if it fits in with unusual sight at the book l ;40A Williams confronts in an our present schedule, then mobile. 3 y -- i, average day as the librarian they get a book mobile," "I have a much more44 on the Tucson Public Judy said. personal relationship with ��" 43 e-5.0 .. ., ' , Libraries' Book. Mobile. She continued,saying that . ° ,, Y g the people who come to the Goats, alligators and if there aren't enough people book mobile than I would 4,1 . . '7,444* assorted furrycreatures are or it is too far to drive, then .� K, have if I was working in a r ,� .� ,...� � � . '1,,, 14. - often brought by for her to interested people e could '�` P P big library," she said. I :, } ,fir r,, < e' admire. participate in the libraries' know a lot of my customers , "� �` } aJ In the seven years Judy Book-by-Mail program. The byname, and I'm familiar <. r r ,.. tr• has been drivingthe book "• i participants receive paper- with their reading material, • ' �;$ k: {. " mobile, a position she backs in the mail free of because I find the books they r ``< ,,, i 4 ; achieved by working postage and they either pay want instead of making �:- - .�:s'`���"+....���,� .•�, • ' g Circuit riders through the ranks, to rural the postage to mail them them go look for the books areas of Southern Arizona back or drop them off at a themselves,"the 35-year-old Librarian Judy Williams and assistant Fred Rivera prepare to take off in the Tucson there probably isn't much library,Judy said. librarian said. Public Library's Book Mobile.The book mobile serves rural communities in Southern - she hasn't seen, but she The book mobile currently "My colleagues say I spoil Arizona. (VOICE staff photo) wouldn't trade it _for stops at 32 areas around my patrons,but I get a lot of anything. Southern Arizona with the satisfaction when I put a Judy said her patrons keep customers are better read. and who knows what it will "I love working on the smallest being a settlement book in someone's hand, her and Rivera on their toes "People come to me all the be next month?" book mobile. It allows me to of six homes at the El Paso knowing that I helped when it comes to literature. time with articles about When Judy, who studied work with people of all ages, Natural Gas pumping them,"Judy said. "We have to be non- authors and books I haven't at the University of Nevada besides do some on-the-job station on the Benson If someone wants a book specialist specialists, with seen. I think people in rural `boondocking,' my favorite Highway. " that isn't.among the 3,000 each of us reading up in our c o m m u n i t i es h ave a and Oklahoma State, is not pastime,"Judy said. The largest area the book kept on board the book favorite fields." different attitude towards driving all over Southern Judy's job is to see that mobile goes to is Catalina, mobile, Judy selects them Judy specializes in United libraries. They come to the Arizona the book mobile, people have access to books where it stops on the second from her department's States Western history, library because they need she driving all n.oit with h in areas where there is no and fourth Fridays of the stock,which she shares with science fiction and historical something, whereas people her husband, Don. permanent library close by. month from 2 to 3 p.m. El Rio and El Pueblo novels,while Rivera brushes in the city go because they "As soon as I get off work, After her department across from Red's Bait and neighborhood centers and up on mysteries, spy novels are bored." Don, who is a disabled receives a letter or phone call Tackle, and from 3 to 3:30 the South Tucson Library. and how-to-do-it books, The most popular books veteran, has the camper all requesting the book mobile, p.m. at Palomino, near the "Our budget equals that of especially i n fu rn i to re among her patrons in the packed and off we go to Judy goes to the area to county line. a full-size library's and we refinishing, gardening and rural areas are needlecraft, explore some ghost town or check out their needs. Seeing a child curled upon rotate stock so that our cooking. do-it-yourself, veterinary historical site. It's great fun, "If there is a place to park a carpeted wheel well, patrons have the same choice Judy said that even with medicine and romance but then I have fun everyday the book mobile away from absorbed in a book while they would have at any large all of the reading she and novels. But she added, "The in the book mobile," Judy hazardous traffic, enough adults discuss literature library,"she said. Fred do, most of her rural trends change constantly, said. • • Rangers walk Wilderness -Area tightrope Carrying out a congres- to burn because they are a lister, recreation and land stop any of the clubs and Arizona natural resource route and sign up volunteers. sional mandate is not easy. part of the forest's natural manager of the Catalina groups in the audience from recreation planning stu- A workshop will be held At least that's what some evolutionary process, and Forest District, said several forming one and inviting us dents suggested hiking Nov. 15 to ex am i n e forest officials are finding whether to issue permits to things must be done. to participate," McAllister along the boundaries and community feedback, from out. users. "We must notify the said. mapping their exact which forest department The congressional act that Also, they are faced with secretary of agriculture, He passed out question- locations. officials hope to begin made 56,430 acres -of- the- building gates that allow ., give notice of the meetings in nacres asking for solutions to They will hold a meeting preparing their manage- Santa Catalina Mountains a horses through but not the Department of Agri- management problems and in two weeks to discuss the ment plans. wilderness area last vehicles, whether to close culture permanent records, asked that they be returned February is simple in form. specific areas duringmating have a percentage of by Oct. 21. It defines a wilderness as an seasons to protect the minorities and women on the Then the floor was open 4b 4. area where man is only a animals,and how to set up a committee, and list all the for discussion and the group DON'T LET THE BUGS temporary visitor and can in management plan. biographical and financial began to offer suggestions. �,� Vernon E.Zarlingo,Santa backgrounds of each The first thing tackled BDG YOU. no way alter the natural ! ' condition, and then estab- Catalina District ranger, c o m m i t t e e m e m b e r, was the establishment of lishes boundaries for this said he originally planned to McAllister said. true boundaries, consider- area. establish an ad hoc "Needless to say,we don't ing that the ones established 6CLEAN OUT SPECIAL 6 committee to work with the follow all those regulations, by Congress cut picnic areas, The tricky part is department on some of the so therefore you are no lakes and roads in half. , $22Entire inside outside managing the area. That, &anystorage sheds Congress leaves upto the management problems. longer a committee,"he told I don't think Congress 6 g However, as people found the group. intended the boundary to be _ ; United States Forest out at the first meeting of the tut the forest service exactly where they drew the 41�' FullyGuaranteed Service. , , committee last Thursday, didn't give up hope of having line," said Jim Perry, ._/- a Forest officials are. left things didn't quite work out public input in the forming recreation and land staff - with many questions to as planned. of the management plan, officer for the Coronado `Robinson Exterminators 790-3468 answer. In order to have a they just-went about it a National Forest, as he - ,• ,' -• - . r - They must decide whereto permanent committee different way. displayed the original map establish true boundaries, established in the forest "W e can't form a sent by Congress. whether to allow forest fires department, Dean McAl- committee, but that doesn't "In fact,since the line was • ra drawn on a scale reap with a II, ORGANS wide- black marker, if weLarry I S U Dye SYNTHESIZERS were to follow it true to scale, Republican Nis PA-SYSTEMS thefence wouldhave to - Kit form or e ce a ��be a District #13 — Houe Democrat W assembled quarter of a mile wide. District #12 -- Senate El Send for FREE brochure Several University of 2519 N. Stone, Tucson . L....... 3 623-2717 „ , ot:::;: '. . , _ 20-MILE-A-DAY 4, ,. , ,,,,_. .. „, Hi,. - t ' Alberto Contreras CIIN..N , ', : .:;el and Sons • a Handmade silver and turquoise al '” , - • . jewelry by Alberto and his six i . : z �- IN STOCK SIZES 6-15 sons . . . 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'' ►�-- _. f U I ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday, September 27, 1978 9 Depth, illusion are photographer s secrets for me to know what theyas"super seniors. „,,,,,,,,, ,:;.,,,,‘„,,,,,;:,4,,,,,,,„),,,,:c';' ., , , �;,,,,(''',7V, _ T As ✓r,,,, , IBy TERRY VENET F , ��,r�^ x���{�. t:. have in mind when theyA youngladywants to be °<; ,r�, <; �, ,,, 4 °` 1'°� '�, ' ,�,, When an artist puts his � k- �,, � 04;4 ,,k�, � ���� ✓,���” �� �,.,✓ ✓ �,: �. „ ,r„,,,,,,,,,,,i,-;.� „it x � P � t«� � come in for a sitting.” with her ,- ✓ a�' ,ti �.,; , ;1:1,4,41' brush to canvas if he is a g• �� ✓, ,,� � �� � � ,'° ,� Although clients are horse at home, a couple . , - � , .. e q ,✓'' r4 'g ✓' truly great artist he knows g F to come in to the would like to be photo- s �`' , ,444 :...,,.,,`_,, � ' r , �� '*' "( , that each stroke must come encouraged P �'�: .�. ,� � ;, � .� r: ✓ �,��; J,VIS',, �� ^�,r� together to lead the viewers shop and talk to the graphed in a mountain ,,� yj .5, ,i‘.„. .w,.- � ;� ��'� � ... .� y� �" it�, � ✓ � r,, eye exactly where it's photographer before their stream,or a family against a , *4';',.,,,,t?" -;. ,. ,„ � ,A°ig,,,,, f ,>, ;✓✓ ;✓�,:,, a s supposed to go. sitting, Gardner said many desert background; these �� �' 1K a , ✓✓e ,., don't like to. are the super seniors,"said f �--,,,,,,,,k,,,/,,,,,,,14-✓ f In photography, the artist F ,,.., . . , - ,,, .. doesn't have the benefit of "People often just want to Gardner. `; "'^: P i taken and ` -,,,, ,, .-„,..„ f. . brush strokes and the have their picture t The photographer her got hisNot "".�, ,,• fir:; ",f,'%''f�� subtleties they can work,the get it over with. It makes start at Rincon High School, artistryis in the creation of them nervous to talk about it where he was the yearbook fi r s ° the scene. beforehand,"he said. photo editor for three years. . , .„. ‘ . Frequently,e n t 1 Gardner "I worked as a cook fora n. k ':,,,,i,,:,...,..„*.` , Floyd Gardner, a n Oro g Y� ;� � � �` _ ,, � �� ✓”- "gets " � yr ,� . R ^.� ets to know his customers while after high school Valley photographer, has g g �; � � :*!•,,,,; ��� � y, �` ;,-, ✓ mastered the art of illusion, duringthe actual sittin mainlybecause beinga cook 4` ,. irstirC4',:, f. ,,,., 4 ° ., is But in some instancespaid more than beingatik ' ' , ,, and like the great artist,his � �� ��,' portraits lead the looker's Gardner insists on visitingr ' v . photographer, he said. �� ,, h the client at home. But it didn'tr eye where he wants them payenough, µY g ✓ A to...away from the double "Recently I photographed so in 1964,Gardner enlisted ;,` ; • "^ M chin or wrinkled brow and a local rancher on his ' �%�, - " ✓✓ �, Army. "r , in the Arm �� �.� .�.� �� � �� � ,;� � ��������r� �.�✓y,�.���,�� y property. I had to go there intoapairofsoulfule es. "First I was „,,,„ . i / r✓✓', ;.z''' r' '4, a dental �1 �� ,;, r� ,;,,,-;4”�✓,�, ^��- �� � ,r-„'✓✓, illumina- beforehand to examine the assistant, and then I was a ✓ , .r ,,,, ,,,, �„,,,:,,,v•-•''' z ,; < '^ ; He does it with �, '�� i'' tion, shading, and ' his possibilities,” he said. social worker,but I knew all s.^�„ _ x r,� K4'.. ::;.,4% , k,�, " ,a,, specialty, the creation of "What I'd really like to do, along I was going to be a "'' ,. ✓� � `'�� �� �� �,`��;� , , .,r depth. but of course its im ossible, photo ra her Gardner ,, .. >' �„ ',,,*, ,„:,7- � ✓ V - 't,/,,,„4,,,,, "To create depth you need is live with the customer for said. , it a fo r eg ro u n d a n d a about a week ahead of time." Perseverance paid off,and - Now hold background," explained Gardner said he does four Gardner found himself at Oro Valley resident and photographer Floyd Gardner positions Gordon Michie, a Gardner. , types of portraits. the military photography Suffolk Hills football player,.during a shooting session in his outdoor studio.Gardner So, to allow himself the The "yearbook is the school in New Jersey,which said the studio allows him to be more creative because of the varied backgrounds the freedom of creating depth, t r a d i t ion a l head and happened to be where he met natural studio offers. (Photo by Chris Kemberling) Gardner built "Fort Floyd" shoulders shot,usually black his wife,Joan. outside his studio in Nanini and white, and done in the The two corresponded Plaza on N. Oracle Road. studio. - while Gardner was stationed home, and my daughter "But by the same token, is what allows me to be With the right kind of "Formals"are portraits in in Viet Nam, and they Karen likes to 'help' me," I'm a businessman. That's creative." lights at Christmas time, which the customer is por- married after his four-year Gardner said. why I do the yearbook Gardner's work will be on Fort F 1 oy d might be trayed with something that stint in the service. At age 4, Karen helps her pictures,"he said. exhibit at El Con Mall Oct.4, mistaken by passers-by as a says "this is me." Gardner The couple lived in New dad process black and white "Being able to pay the bills 5, and 6 in front of Penny's. - manger scene, without the said formals are popular Jersey for four years,where prints, although Gardner Holy FamilY• with high school students Gardner earnedbisteaching admits to prompting her FREE PARTY ICE GAMESr POOL TABLE-JUKE BOX But what the rustic that bring in a train of dogs, certificate and had his first with proper times to move W/LIQUOR OR BEER4 ' ' rx 1 ^' ,, %✓,'"✓orf ballet � - _ �✓�„<<t�.� �f��, wooden structure with musical instruments, teaching job. from fix to wash. t ,�,J, Photos of Karen, and her . : , movable greenery provides shoes and a variety of "Oddly enough, I didn't ;' Dunn S :::' sporting a ui equipment. teachphotography,”h id. brother, Blake, 1%2, are : J;. is a variety of settings in a q p a a said. � ,, Gardner described for- "Theydidn't have full proudly displayed around • i ,s,,.. small area. a a hots but photographycurriculum,so Gardner's studio. ' ,„4,44f��✓ ,, Oung ,r ,,F If the client would like to mals as studios i''''''''''''''''''' , � ✓, �rr bephotographed in a tree,on they're conceptual." I taught printing." "We were in Sambo's once ;; ; Now ; Y P g F g'- and there was a photograph "� n ` ' a swing,or in an open field, "Casuals" are generally The couple returned to p g p „,„� of Blake on the wall, which .``,�,, pen un y all can be done at Fort Floyd. shot in Fort Floyd, and are Tucson,and Gardner taught ,�� ' >: "The bushes are all remembered for the moods at Tucson High School for Karen immediately recog- Igo- ' 0 !,0 planted in buckets so they they can create. ' � - five years.' - � nized: 4�p���:;,��,�� ,�r. .�f, .-'✓r �� MAGEE&ORACLE can be moved, and the trees Also called "Environ- But the photo-bug was'in She came home and told - OPEN 'TIL 1 A.M. ��<, '4✓� ,,, '� IN phergrandmother, who lives MON.THRU SAT. - es ✓ are plastic, so they can be mentals,” casuals offer the his blood, and teaching ESCONDIDA PLAZA sw itched around, too," depth and detail unavailable wasn't enough.So he opened with us, "he didn't have on - Gardner said. . in the studio, and say more his studio in Nanni Plaza, any -socks, or any shoes, or But before he can get the about personality. - and moved his family to even a diaper."' Gardnex , scenery right, Gardner says The shots that require Shadow Mountain Drive in said. COSMIC CREATIONS he needs to know what the 'extra time on special film Oro Valley. Gardner says he. customer wants his or her are referred to by Gardner "I have a darkroom at specializes in personalities. UNLIMITED photograph to say. "I tried commercial art, "A young lady would • ' but I just can't get into HANDMADE JEWELRY AND GIFTS probably want different i can a 's taking pictures of food,"said INCLUDING • HISHI • SILVER portraits for her mother and Gardner. • TURQUOISE • BEADSher boyfriend," Gardner ..--""1" SUNSHINE �1 said. "So it's very important • FEATHERED JEWELRY plan a barbecue FENCEir �' 4255 N. Campbell ll ► , - - SAVE (Plaza Antigua) -The Oro Valley•Republi- following the candidates WITH SUNSHINE \ - can Women's Club will talks. • Tucson 795-4683 PosIure sponsor a pre-Columbus Day Tickets are$5,and may be 792-9286 fund raising barbecue purchased by calling Mrs. 1 Sunday at 5 p.m. Joan Cowles, 297-7608. • Cotints All Republican candidates Reservations are necessary. - have been invited to give a The barbecue will be at five-minute speech during the home of Jack and Nancy the cocktail hour,from 5 to 6 Newman. 720 W. Golf View p.m. Dr., Oro Valley. Dinner w i 1 1 begin The public is invited. A Fill Cir 0 �r A10 , e4 1411, MEET THE PROS �/ _ ' [1.,. at the GRAND MASTERS - FAMILY MART _V ‘q ' . /,‘,. \--!AII TENNIS. S °7 TOURNAMENT HERE S TO YOUR 1302 E. PRINCE RQ. a� N. MOUNTAIN�WV-::r . sAN �AR�OS BAY AVE.sHopPING HERE GOOD HEALTH • - 15; . ._ -•-- MEXICO YOU'LL LIKE 411 A F.:J.:: • Don't let poor posture 1 -- READ stand in the .way of your tic.Member 28 through October- 1 � THE FREE AFco coNsumER NEws total physical fitness. Watch: Pancho Gonzalez,Vic Seixa.s,Frank Seg-men, • Correct posture can Neal Fraser and others. CONTAINS CO-OP NEWS, SHOPPING TIPS, OUR make all the difference. package rates available, including beachfront WAREHOUSE BUYS, NATURAL FOOD RECIPES, ETC. Consider chiropractic. accomodations, reserved seating • ' a • FULL SERVICE SUPER MARKET rc se ved for all matches,s, • The majority of insurance tennis clinic plus cocktail parties and a dinner dance. companies cover chino- -_ • WHOLE GRAINS & UNPROCESSED FOODS practic. • FRESH MEAT & PRODUCE Dr. Sandy Hopkins 'c 4110j1r4141 /i' •/ LOW EVERYDAY PRICES • . / g Ro er Road --'� � � � Chiropractic Clinic �, Mon. thru Sat. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. - . A. - Sun. 10 a.trl._to 7 gym. 793-2006 910 W. Roger Road �. 297-2534 888-0920 _Casas Adobes Shopping Center ,, Wednesday, September 27, 1978 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE B-5 Classified 431 Goif Equipment 433 Health Foods e1 435 Household Goods �� Advertising437 Watches 705 Boats, Motors, Jewelry, t� etc. l'a • O� Supplies Index 439 Machinery,Tools WiltANNOUNCEMENTS 441 Musical be4", - "r'� 101 Announcements Instruments Ile • �t For sale:Smithcraft 17 ft.boat with 103 Card of Thanks 443 Nurseries,GardenN7460 ��,t `'� new 1977 85 HP motor plus a 5 HP motor. Can beseen 105 Give Away(Free) Supplies \\ei marina.$2,000. at Catalina 107 Lodge&Club 445 Office Business O0p Notices Equipment G109 Lost&Found(Free) 447 Photographic �4‘‘• t Ole 707 Campers & 111 Personals Equipment O PET S & LIVESTOCK 113 Travel 449 Recreation i%v Shells 0 Opportunities Equipment 3tt5t01 . 451 Sewing Machines �;, BUSINESS SERVICE 453 TV's,Stereos', '' DIRECTORY 501 Livestock LWB Aluminum camper shell, Radio's paneled and insulated, 2 tinted 201 Accounting, 455 Wanted to Buy For Sale jelousy Bookkeeping windows on each side. $145.Call 203 Appliance Repair 433 Health Foods 297-1230 after 5 p.m. 9-27 205 Answering Service Livestock: Ram Iamb, Suffolk/ 207 Auto Service - Hamp. cross. Approx. 95 lbs. 5' 209 Building/ % °S1S1 . SHAKLEE Food Supplements, months old.$75.Southdown ewe,6 709 Motorcycles Remodeling Household and Beauty Care yrs. old, $25. Nubian doe 7/8th 211 RemoCarpet/RuglinProducts. Demonstrations in your grade, 1 yr. 4 mos. $75, includes home. Distributorships available. buck service.Call 1-825-9824. For sale:'77 Suzuki GS-550.Good Call 790-6033 evenings & condition, low mileage. Call 825- 215 Cooling, ng, weekends. 8-23 PG milking goat$30.00 kittens for 9249 Catalina or 887-8031 Tucson. Heating - sale-$20.00 and up each Manx or 435 Household Siamese or Persian. Write Foster 713 Recreational CRB Box 8756 Tucson 85738.9-27 Protect your cooler with a heavy Goods Vehicles /1111114S1canvas cover from Air-Master 505 Pet Services CS. - . 3928 S.6th Ave.294-9358. Wanted: Quart and pint size 1978 20 ft. mobile traveler motor home. Sleeps 6, many extras - canning jars, regular or wide must sell.623-8956 evenings.9-27 PETS&LIVESTOCK 255 Upholstery mouth.Call 825-9367 after 5 p.m. HORSE N - 501 Livestock For Sale9-27 Experienced. Reasonable rates. FOR SALE; VW sandrail w/trailer. 503 Pet,Livestock Ph.825-9876.Harry G.Clayton. Excellent condition $1,600. 325- Supplies Need to sell new gas range and - � 7870 after 5 p.m. 9-27 505 Pet Services Custom Drapery&Upholstery lamp tables. Will do sewing have Rabbit hutches all new 1 213 Concrete,MasonryFREE in home estimates or visit our experience, galvanized -- 509 Pets For Sale showroom at 4243 N. Campbell. � ence also need other jobs. welded wire construction. Com- 215 Cooling,Heating BUSINESS&FINANCE 327-3383. P Can do welding or odd jobs. We plete with feeder,watering bottle, REAL ESTATE 217 Drafting Services 601 Business FITCH UPHOLSTERY&INTERIORS have truck. 3828-A East Hawser. hangers. 1-2 and 3 compartment 219 Electrical Repair Opportunities 9-27 units starting at$30.825+9391 or -221 Excavating& 603 Insurance 884-8586. Leveling EMPLOYMENT Wanted:to help rehabilitate thosE _ 223 Handyman 605 Investments who are less fortunate.We are in 903 Farms, 225 Hauling607 Money to Loan - need of tax deductible 609 Money Wanted TRANSPORTATION Ranches 227 Income Tax303 Help Wanted DONATIONS of furniture, lamps, 229 Janitorial Services TRANSPORTATION china, pictures & frames, post- • 231 Landscaping& + 701 Automobiles -- cards,stamps,coins,books,plants 701 Automobiles 50 fenced acres with well&elec- Yard care 703 Bicycles Help wanted: Part time janitor &pots.We will pick up.Call Willing tricity. 16 miles north of Catalina. 233 Legal Services 705 Boats,Motors, needed for legel office. Call 825- _ gEffort Industries: 3271734 bet. Call 825-9158. 8-2 235 Miscellaneous Supplies 3010. 9-27 9-4 p.m. For sale:1973 Datsun 610$1,300. -- - Services 707 Campers&Shells Female Bicycle Mechanic.Must be 1967 Ford ton pick-up $1,000. MINI RANCH-VIEWS 237 Mobile Home 709 Motorcycles l Call 825-9850 or 297-7625. 9-27 3 bedroom,3 bath,over 2100 sq.ft. Services 711 Parts& experienced.Call 882-8122. 9-27 441 Musical For sale: 1963 Ford pick-upcathedral ceilings, borders county 239 Moving&Storage Accessories - body sheds, g Instrumentsland. Tack room, corrals, 241 Painting&Papering 713 Recreational 307 Work Wanted with transmission. $150 or bestmuch more. y 243 Plumbing Repair Vehicles offer. Call 825-3479 or 825-9170. town.Catal na X69,900 Call Jackie 15 minutes to 245 Roofing-Siding 715 Rentals Wanted:Piano for 9 year old blind 9-27 Williams,office 297-8272,home 1- 247 Sewing,Alterations 717 Travel Trailers Job wanted: Extremely thorough boy. Call 886-7982 or 790-2333. 896-9890.Strunk.Realty 9-27 249 Swimming Pool 719 Trucks housecleaning $5 an hour 745- 9-27 703 Bicycles - Maintenar'oe RENTALS 0537 or 886-4305. 9-27 For Sale-Flute,Sterlingsilver with 250 Therapy Pools 801 Apartment - -- 909 Land & 251 Tree Service a B foot.Excellent condition.$300. Schwinn Tandem Bicycle,5 speed 253 TV/Stereo Repairs Furnished MERCHANDISE Call 297-0866 after 4:00 P.M.9-27 y Acreage 255 Upholstery 803 Apartment MISCELLANEOUS � 1 year old, like new. Used little. � 257 Well Drilling Unfurnished $175 firm. 1966 Nimrod tent 805 Commercial i 443 Nurseries, camper,tagged,good tires,spare, MOVE UP Rentals 9x12 screen room.Must see.Call EMPLOYMENT 807 Home „ 425 Foods Garden Supplies 825-9023. 9-27 1`h acres in"-`Oro Valley. Shadow 301 Babysitter Wanted 809 Miscellaneous - . Mountain Estates East.All utilities. Call Karl Dusek 303 Help Wanted Rentals Onlyy $16,900. 305 Help Wanted.Sales 811 Mobile Home "Instant Mixes" make and store Schefflera Plant,outstanding 5 foot 705 Boats, Motors, today.748-7700 or 623-8451.8-23 307 Work Wanted_ 813 Mobile Home Lots for pie crusts, puddings, bever- specimen,$60 container included. Supplies 815 Share Living ages,etc.,$1.00; "Yummy Rabbit Call 297-4750. 9-27 MERCHANDISE Quarters Recipes," hash, sausage, enchila- - - 91 1 Mobile Homes MISCELLANEOUS 817 Storage Rentals das,Aunt Phil's special ingredient, --- --------- --- 401 Appliances 819 Townhouse etc.,$1.00."A"Rabbitry&Supply, 447 Photographic 1972 21 ft.Biesmeyer Day Cruiser 403 Antiques 821 Vacation Rentals P.O. Box 8498-CRB, Tucson, AZ Equipment Jet 460 Ford. New engine, jew. 405 Auctions - 85738. paint&cover.$5,500 or best offer. HORSE PROPERTY 823 Want to Rent 623-8956 evenings. 9-27 Mobile home acre lot. Northwest 407 Books,Coins, ___ ____________- Stamps REAL ESTATE Colorpak land camera &carrying - area, Roller Coaster and Flowing 409 Building Materials 901 Commercial Wells Roads.Underground utilities. 427 Furniture case,like new.Film type B&W 107, 411 Carport,Patio Sale Property color 108-$25.00.Big Boy Bar-B- Only$11,000.Call Karl Dusek.748- 413 Clothing 903 Farms,Ranches _ __ - _ Q smoker on wheels, electric 7700 or 623-8451. 8-23 905 Homes rotisserie, 25.00.Call 825-9620. ADVERTISE 415 Cooling,Heating From Foothills home. Tucson: $ 417 Crafts,Hobbies 907 Income,Investment1,2,3,bedrooms for rent.Mobile Property Rattan upholstered chair,like new your Garage Sale Home Ground Space available. 419 Farm&Ranch $55:two Oriental-type chairs,black Laundromat open to public. Equipment 909 Land&Acreages with blue upholstery$60 each;8'� 455 Wanted to Buy IN THE 911 Mobile Homes P y Catalina Country Mobile Home 421 Firewood ft.davenport,white and blue floral. Park N. Oracle Road Catalina 423 Floor Coverings 913 Open Houses "Cost$850perfect condition$310. CLASSIFIEDADS g 915 Real Estate Wanted C ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 297-3830. 425 Foods White wrought iron patio or 427 Furniture 917 Resort-Vacation Any age or condition -- get top Property breakfast set, yellow cushions dollar from private collector. 429 Gift Ideas (table and two chairs) cost $175, 919 Townhouses Tucson 325-7020. 9-6 perfect condition $79. Two end - tables $30 each: beautiful white ■■■■■■■■■■■ COUPON ■■■■■■■■■■■ M,.. and gold flat-topped desk,curved ■ legs $60. Large patio umbrella in FOR Free FAMILY A WANT D. ■ ANNOUNCEMENTS 211 Carpet/Rug weighted stand $60. Drapes. ■ ■ curtains, throw covers, blankets, ■ ■ bath rugs,small tables,pots.pans, Ill HERE'S THE RULES ■ 105 Give Away miscellaneous.299-2536. 9-27 ■ ■ Free . CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY i 1. All items for the FREE family want ads must be written on the coupon. ■ STEAM CLEANING For sale:7 ft.pool table,automatic ■ 2. Name,address,and phone number must be included on the coupon,or it will not be ■ Free estimates by phone. ball return. Accessoriesincluded. I ■ Free puppies.9 weeks old.Call 297- 297-4201 $150.00.Call 825-3343 evenings. ■ accepted. • 0327 after 4:30. 9-6 GENE DELANEY _ 9-27 3. Only personal want ads will be accepted. We reserve the right to omit any items not ■ • FREE Two Afghans, male and CARPET CLEANING SERVICES ■ pertaining to personal items. ■ female.Papers •included.325-6345 **** I 4. No personal want ads will be taken over the phone. III or 887-1706. 9-27 ■ • 5. The deadline for the FREE family want ads is FRIDAY NOON. • FREE: Good home wanted for NM IIIM : • 6. When item(s) is sold, please call 884-9880. ■ border collie. Loves children. 825 BUSINESS SERVICE ■ 9159. 9-27 DIRECTORY ■ 7. Maximum Insertion-- 3 times for each want ad. i i. • For The Sake Of Clarity, Please Print ■ 109 Lost & Found 235 Miscellaneous 235 Miscellaneous • • a (Free) Services Services • • • ■ • ■ Strayed from the vicinity of Oracle& IIIII Thistle. Siamese blue point male. ■ • Neutered.Wearing white collar with1 ■ ■ blue sets.Tags,rabies shots&I.D. AMERICAN PRE-SCHOOLS • • ■ ■ Answers to Blueboy.Call 825-9338. Eight Tucson schools to serve your j• NOT FOR PUBLICATION ■ Reward: lost black and white male family needs. : NAME ■ cat(neutered)vicinity Oracle and • ■ Anyinfo.call collect 297- ■ a WidRd. 9-27 •1101 South Columbus Tucson 745-2980 ADDRESS • 2172. ,, 6425 South Pacheco Tucson . 294-2701 ■ ■ PHONE NUMBER ■ SERVICE 3107 East Pima Tucson 327-4411 �, ■ BUSINESS ■ ■ DIRECTORY ' 3902 N.Flowing Wells Tucson 887-9202 ■ - Bring to either of these locations: N a r-- 8425 E.Old Spanish Tr. Tucson 885-7261 • ■ 211 Carpet/Rug 7845 E.Golf Links Rd. Tucson 296-8090 ■ 16054 N. ■ • 6021 N. Oracle - Tucson 742-3369 • ■ ELEVEfl8700 ORACLE • 0 Carpet and Upholstery. Steam ■ • cleaning. II Free estimates by phone 1710 E.Irvington Tucson 294-9757 111 ® ORJ%CLE (CATALINA) 297-4201. Gene Delaney Carpet (Open Fall '78) r ' • a Cleaning Service. 9-27 f _ --------_Service. _--- - -- ■■■■i■■■■■■■.■IIII■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ B-6 ORO VALLEY[ARIZ]VOICE Wednesday, September 27, 1978 ORO VALLEY RESIDENT • Cotay Flanagan paints wildlife desert scenes By TED TURPIN move to put a 100-foot tower command better prices.) f fi{. Publisher on Pusch Ridge, located It wasn't until about a :- w One of Oro Valley's newest behind her handsome year and a half ago that she " #rr ;' residents — byadoption — lesson � .„,.,,,,,0: ::;,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,r...,---..:-. ��#��� �s ,� �;., , ,,, Af �� .~x•� � ,::.,.,:,,,,„:..;;::::!,,,s,,,,,,,,‘,0!,:„:„;,,, £,•f°'�" �;%: P hillside home,and also could took her first formal e �a , ,.r has reason to be proud of its help bring Sunnyslope into in art,said Cay.Now she and J f • 'f „,„ growth. the Town of Oro Valle a neighbor, -:::,,,O,,,,,;,,,,,-,,,, ......: Y �'� 3` gr y. g Mrs.Jean Pryor, .. �.N For Cay Flanagan, whose Ca 's home is adorned meet each Tuesday morningt:: A. ✓ r `�., �,'r'a J rr., .rr r�x*rn d`�T,yr 7 g y {�., � r as �` '� home i s part o f the almost equally with lush with three other students at ""'rfl�`%� p nn slo a area beingyr��.����” � .",:i":":',"-:''',:'''':f r Su Y p green house plants and the Pryor home for r,. f annexed by the town, such scores of paintings which she instruction under Frances ,> ?• « ��' growth began right in her has turned out for many T. Wood, a well-known still- � �r �l Y. years. ("I won't tell you how life artist. .*:C:':1--::::'''''''''''''''.. �, Her brother, Bill, led the ��4 many,"she laughs.) "I've learned a lot," saysr , ,' s development of what is today Trailed by a trio of Miss Flanagan. The class 'r :, .. �q �� „ ., a<r�i A:;..��....P,..n+r•.+,•...n A kI b :.. .�.•i ,••� ���},iT• �' �_ S � �(�....: the Sunnyslope subdivision; adoring dogs, she escorts gives mea lot of new ideas. -.. ._ ,,,;:;7:,::,,,Yr w r ".„ , . � rr ,ryhe built the first seven of the visitors from roomtoroomayisafastworker. A > r f ,� ,�, �,12 homes there. as she dis 1 s th works ire eas aintin I can ' ,. ., : `� ��„,, pay e fa Y Y P g ”� � �, •� �:�,.., ., wAnd Ca a sprightly „ r j ;,,T�, ,, �., ., : «.r - ::::1, �:,..;:, , Cay, she s done in oils. The turn out in a couple of days, woman who aspires to subjects are far-ranging: she says.Usually she has two �� � � � Xl , '_ become a "known" artist, is Indian children, cats,, or three under way4 '�`,>, ,,,,,,,ort0 `�' enthusiastic about her seascapes, desert wild- simultaneously. "I work on r ,, neighborhood becoming flowers,lakes,saguaro cacti, them an hour here, a cou le � � s � �y : fir✓✓., .,..4,,z;;;? ,.i,:::::::;;;,,." w d !�Y'r, r✓J' part of Oro Valley — Picacho Peak, and canyons. of hours there . . ." { 7�g somethingthat's scheduled Her first painting ::15.,,,:,,,,,,g,' — The In spite of her fondness for ,litt.r,,,. , M ..10 to become a fact this first I ever did, but I won't animals, she never attempts ✓ f+ t f � r �` Thursday evening if no tell you when that was" is to paint her own pets. 'F`.` objections are filed to the especially appealing. It's a But they don't seem to ` ` �, �r• f ,-f` ,<'' �' l..r..vn r T�r annexation. young black boy,slouched in mind. The three dogs, .,.:14,w1'.:'• '„,,, , �� One of the thingsCaya sitting �• . ��✓ � °� ,� �r,F � 3 „..14,„ ',4,,,,,,,*;,:., > position. Susie and Nicky never stay ,r � ;,y��^,��� ” ✓ (short for Catherine) thinks I saw the picture in a more than a few feet from te., might be possible for the book, and I liked it, so I her. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,;;,,„,,,A7:-,,:,','''''' �: „,,,;;;.,,,:,,,:p.:,..,;;,;',/ � ;. ,✓,' ,, ✓! � fast-growing little town is painted it,”says Cay. "After Cay is fond of birds, and ,,R,k:. •: rr :, iT'':r.'f. rr 07..r ,K,:r"'�b��.�rr/r�e'�/y!"r ry/r 7i.;:Efrr ,�,°,: , ,, 0077,,,,,,,44,,,::4.,,,,,z,,, ""F. some type of arts and crafts that I just kept going with she likes to paint them. Her • e ';�, �Y yr,�" 'r 1� '. - r .•,,.•.•. ,;;;;',":;,,.;'„,,'''':::/4" ;i kyr r X 9,4„� ra. show. Perhaps, she muses, other subjects. mountainside home is ,;�� � ; :: �.,4 ..rr• ✓;•',� :rr: ' ^'r y Y d r �'4'yr!>r'yd r ye. ''e a r.7"r„�y✓, : over the years it could grow Miss Flanagan has sold a decorated by several ��;�� y�"✓, �w",�lri r�P• into the sort which has made ':.,„44::,,,'',,,,r � ' tg' good many paintings, but hummingbird feeders, and ! ,., , Tubac's art festival a not as many as she would she talks of the Gambel's , :: x Southwestern attraction. like. I get perhaps, oh, $20 quail which come around to q> �f ° ` Miss Flanagan would be to $100 for a painting," she be fed. happy to contribute to says, "because I'm not well "This is just a perfect place - a making such a show a known." (The suggestion is for someone who likes ',114C' .A.,,,,„; .„.,,,, success — just as her that one day she will be wildlife and likes to paint, w /n enthusiasm helped defeat a known, and then can she says, gazing toward ° sr '' picturesque Pusch Ridge. "I "4 k"""" _'fit i•------ter sc- hope we can keep it this . sub.,.. 2-'-----_subI way." P- d ii or tunata s k - . ORDERSHOTem ��,�a TO TAKE OUT; THE BEST IN THE WEST Summerdog Flanagan and friends , x Luncheon Special- Only $1.75 Oro Valley artist Cay Flanagan doesn't like to-paint her pets,but she does like to paint x - tO perrorm Meatball sandwih Includewildlife and desert scenes.Miss Flanagan would like to organize an annual arts festival c S i�rinkin Oro Valley. (VOICE staff photo) Sausage, bell pepper& onion sandwich - Pastrami on rye 11 AMIOPM A Tucson. bluegrass - x =ro sandwich musical group, "Summer- ; x 1103IN Prince Rd dog," ill give two concerts AT PCOLLEGE w Dago delight Tuesday—Saturday g One slice pizza plus drink 94c on Oct. 3 and 10 at 8 p.m. at 8879839 the Invisible Theater. The musicians include ance class begins today Chip Curry, Ron Doering, en a en It Marc Rennard and Jon Ross Pima Community College college students interested western Film Consortium, playing banjo,guitar,fiddle, tndstohretionutlaireesstpeortrIlsoFriilrg Sin dance may also attend the 792-9202 or 882-3843. bass and mandoln. classes free of charge. cop TUCSON INC. s ial dance classes on On Saturday, Sept.30 at 8 The group is currently P The three dance classes p.m..Mueller will give a solo performing in the Invisible Sept. 27, 28, and 29 plus a will take place in the dance Theater's production of modern dance performance room of the Physical Performance of dance in the Pima Community College Fine Scandinavian Furniture "Oats,"Wednesdays through free to the N(11.1131ic on Education Annex, West LittleTheaterintheMusicfSaturdays. Saturday, Sept. . Campus,2202 West Anklam Gifts -_ Lamps Julie Mueller, the former . Building on the West 4146 EAST SPEEDWAY Tickets for the concerts artistic director of the Ariel On Wednesday, Mueller's Campus. The program will TUCSON, ARIZONA 85712 are :2 and available at the Dance Company of Min- master dance class will meet be free and is open to the door, 1400 N. First Ave. public. TELEPHONE (602) 795-0316 nesota and now a resident of from 11 a.m. to 12:3.0 p.m.: St. Helena, Cal., will spend on Thursday from 9:30 a.m.. Mueller's dance classes ~� SUNSHINE four days at Pima Com- to 11 a.m., and on Friday will consist of an intensive FENCE munity College giving class from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. study of dance techniques of presentations for the Students and non-students Mary Wigman, the famous SAVE intermediate and advanced wishing to attend these German dance teacher in the American Pre-Schools WITH SUNSHINE dance students. classes should call Lil early years of the 20th 792-9286 When space permits. non- Madison at the South- century. • Hot Lunches •Ages 6 wks.thru 7 yrs. , — Fulltime or'/2 days S .` �,t,__ � • Convenient tamely , TIVIVA MEXICO! hours . • Drop-ins welcomeNOV. 22-26 ' NOV. 21-26 r ,*''� Guadalajara Zihuatanejo 8 TUCSON SCHOOLS TO SERVE YOUR FAMILY NEEDS • RT air from Tucson • RT air from Tucson (CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL SCHOOLS FOR EXACT HOURS) SOLAR ENERGY • 4 nights at p nights he EI Tapatio • 4 at the Hotel g INSTALLATIONS • City tour and Tlaquepaque Sotavento 1101 South Columbus Tucson 745-2980 Ray-Pak Solar Systems • Transfers& Baggage • Breakfast&dinner daily in 6425 South Pacheco Tucson 294-2701 Handling Zihuatanejo 3107 East Pima Tucson 327-4411 POOLS ,� SPAS • Airfare to Mexico City 3902 N. Flowing Wells Tucson 887-9202 * DOMESTIC HOT WATER '°` • 1 night in Mexico City • 8425 E.Old Spanish Tr "Tucson 885-7261 FEATURING from 7845 E.Golf Links Rd. Tucson 296-8090 ' ALL METAL — NON-FLAMMABLE — COLLECTORS 0 0 6021 N. Oracle Tucson 742-3369 DURABLE AND LONG LASTING FOR THE ARIZONA SUN79 1710 E. Irvington Tucson 294-9757 ' U L APPROVED AUTOMATIC CONTROLLERS 1 per person per person (Open Fall 1978) ' LICENSED CONTRACTOR — OVER 60,000 S . Ft. double occ. 2'79 double occ. SqBOOK NOW SPACE AVAILABLE OF COLLECTOR INSTALLED IN ARIZONA FREE DAY AT AMERICAN PRE-SCHOOLS * RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS WITH THIS COUPON Mike Marzonie, Lic. Cont t ,ti4D 11FILAVEIL 3130 E Grant, Tucson (602) 326-5337 3013 N.FIRST AVE. TUCSON PHONE 882-0946