Sedona Red Rock News, 1983-05-25 (2025)

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GRADURTES seDona[...]age Shop

Uptown Sedona

PAUL KNAACK MARK KOTCHO

A.J. Bayless

Phone 282-4542

KATHERINE KLEINE ELIZ[...]orm Bookstore
and Gift Shop

Uptown Sedona 282-3471

Highway 89A - West Sedona

Sedona Chevron

Phone 282-4660
Hwy 89A & 179 - Sedona

Ayres & French Insurance

Phone 282-7191
1785 First State Plaza - W. Sedona

Biddle Outdoor Center
Phone 282-5257
Hwy. 89A - West Sedona
Pima Savings & Loan

Phone 282-4148

La Zapata Family Shoe Stores
634-7042

John De[...]Uptown Sedona

282-4368 eee ry

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Hwy. 89A - West Sedona Uptown Sedona Cottonwood

Sedona Hardware
Phone 282-7733

Sedona Auto Parts
Phone 282-4193

Oak Creek Glass Company
Phone 282-4101

Hwy. 179 - Sedona Hwy. 89A - West Sedona

-Dick’s Car Clinic

Phone 282-4711

W. Hwy 89A

Sedona Stationer
and Office Supply

Fox Building 282-7317
Coffee Pot Dr. W. Sedona

George & Claudine

Moo[...]Rd., Sedona

Real Estate Central
282-4433 or 282-4195

The Pharmacy

Joe Rowan, Owner
Sunset Plaza, W[...]l Contractor

Between Uptown & West Sedona 282-7021

Sedona A & W
Fine Family Dining
Hwy. 89A - West Sedona

Bill's Automotive
Phone 282-9562

W.Hwy 89A

Hwy. 179 - Sedona

MAX GRIESENBECK HUNTER GROVE

JULIE H[...]Sedona Sound Radio Shack

Phone 282-5229

Hwy. 89A - West Sedona

Ollie & Katie
Hundelt

Kentucky Fried Chicken

Young and Keith Lee

Hwy. 89A at Sunset Dr. 282-5181

Sedona Barber Shop
Rojo Vista Building
Phone 282[...]usberg
282-7489

Andy Hughes Real Estate

Gallery of Homes
Phone 282-7116 or 284-1540

282-7954 Yavapai Lane - West Sedona

282-7091

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In order to avoid parking congestion at Poco
Diablo[...]ten-
ding the concert should park at either First In-
terstate Bank in West Sedona, Valley Bank on

PARR CONCERT

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of the night-blooming cereus titled
“Crescendo”[...]d near uptown Sedona, or at the Castle
Rock Plaza in the Village of Oakcreek (as shown
on map). Buses will be picking people up at the
three locations to transport them to Poco Diablo.

are $15 unsigned; $25 signed.
WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING?
As if all this excitement isn’t
enough, Nevin Kempthorne Fleet
will be on hand a good portion of

scoop on ail the offerings - some
real dandies! Then, of course, there
is the fantastic smell of grilled
steaks wafting across the green,
and the gentle babble of friends

group leader in the CSO and a member of the
Kiwanis Club of Bell Rock and Al Herrman, chair-
man of the CSO. Making the presentation is Leo
Miller, secretary-treasurer of the Kiwanis Club.

A donation of $250 was given to the Community
Service Officers of Sedona by the Kiwanis Club of
Bell Rock at its Thursday meeting. Accepting the
check are (left to right) George LaVorgna, a

“Mellerdramers’ Program Presented to
Kiwanis Club of Bell Rock Members

Tim Young, chairman
of Fund Raising for the
Chamber of Commerce,
producer of The Meller-
dramers and first vice-
president of the Sunrise
Kiwanis Club, gave an in-
teresting program to the
Kiwanis Club of Bell
Rock on Thursday on a
subject dear to his heart -
the Mellerdramers.

A[...]several musical
numbers for the enter-

tainment of the Kiwa- ,

nians.

Guests at the meeting
were K[...]Armin Reinke, Lake
Montezuma; Ed Preston,
Village of Oakcreek; and
Doug Fitzpatrick, at-
torney in the Village.

A new member, Fred
Towles, sponsored by
George Lavorgna and
Jim Darum, was introduc-
ed. He will be inducted in-
to the club next week.

Leo Miller, club
secretary-treasurer, was
given a standing ovation
for his excellent work the
past year since the club
was organized. He will be
leaving on an extended
vacation soon.

Young said, ‘The
Mellerdramers are an
eight-year tradition in
Sedona. They are held in
the Memory Lane
Theater. People come to
see them[...]world to
visit Sedona,” he said.

But they are a “secret”
to many Sedonans. The
goal this year is to get
more Sedona residents

out to see them.

The first performance
is Friday, May 27, and is
entitled “The Romance at
Rattlesnake Ridge.”

The Kiwanis Club of
Bell Rock made several
financial contributions
during the meeting. The
amount of $250 was
donated to the Communi-
ty Service Officers of
Sedona (crime prevention
and neighborhood watch);
$2 per member to the In-
ternational Kiwanis Fund

$52; and $10 per
member to the Kiwanis
Foundation which ad-
ministers Camp Kiwanis
for the handicapped
$2[...]ven to
the Valley National Bank,
VOC, for the use of its
parking lot during the

Browse and Sell Flea[...]efforts at the
sale.

Hal Lacey said Camp
Kiwanis is in need of
several large water
heaters. Persons conver-
ting[...]ed,
he said.

Armin Reinke
reported that nine out of
13 clubs in the district
have met all quotas to
qualify for t[...]r club award .. and it
might be possible that all
13 will win the honor.

Weekend at Maxim in Las Vegas Just
One of Top Prizes Offered by PARR

Music lovers who at-[...]hony ‘Concert
Under the Stars” at Poco
Diablo this Saturday,
May 28, are in for more
than good music and food.
Through the efforts ofin the La Pasada Plaza

Hwy. 89A in West Sedona

Ginny Hays, an outstan-
ding array of prizes will
be offered to winning
ticket holders. Ginny and
her helpful group of
volunteers will be on
hand during the concert
to sell tickets at $1
apiece, six for $5. Pro-[...]with their dona-
tions. They include:

MAXIM’S OF LAS
VEGAS - just in time for
summer or fall vacation
planning, a “TOAST OF
THE TOWN” package
for some lucky couple.
The package includes
three days and two
nights at this deluxe
hotel, with complimen-
tary champagne, din[...]SUNBURST RESORT
HOTEL AND CON-
FERENCE CENTER

. which is part of the Atlas

Hotel chain, has donated
a TWO NIGHT STAY on
any dates of your choice
(up to Dec. 31) at one of
their deluxe poolside
rooms. This package also
includes welcome cham-
pagne and a full com-
plimentary breakfast.

POCO DIABLO
RESORT - as if their
ongoing contributions of
time, grounds and per-
sonnel were not enough,
Poco has gone the extra
mile with a donation of a
deluxe WEEKEND FOR
TWO in one of their
beautiful, spacious rooms
and complimentary[...]e Brunch
for Two.

NEVIN KEMP-
THORNE FLEET - one
of PARR’s guiding
“lights” and originator of
the splendid “Crescendo”
poster, offers an aspiring
artist $100 WORTH OF
ART LESSONS. Now
that Nevin plans on open-
ing her own gallery,
lessons with this top-
flight instructor will be
even more valuable[...]ANGEL'S HOME CENTERS
preprinted tabloid inserted in
today’s Red Rock News carries a
pricing error on page 5.
Quality assorted 10"
House Plants
is mistakenly advertised for $2.99 each.

The correc[...]e

$9.99 each

she will no longer be
teaching art on a regular
basis.

COMMONWEALTH
TITLE - who could resist
a tree with real green on
it? That's what Com-
monwealth is offering - a
$25 CASH MONEY
TREE.

SEDONA YACHT
HARBOUR CLUB - put
on your jaunty sea cap
and enjoy a GOURMET’S
DELIGHT DINNER
FOR TWO at this lovely
restaurant in Village of
Oakcreek. Value of this
one is $25.

ELSON’S
HOUSEWARES - always
a contributor to a variety
of community causes, this
“Goldwater's” of Sedona
has donated a beautiful
item for your home.

FLOWER PEDDLER -
noted for its exquisite
flower arrangements,
this establishment has
contributed a $20 GIFT
CERTIFICATE on the
purchase of any item in
their store.

DICK DUNCAN'S
RESTAURANT - a well-
known name in Sedona of-
fers a $25 GIFT CER-
TIFICATE - how can you
resist taking your honey
out for some of their fine
meals?

SALLY'S A CUT
ABOVE - not only will
Sally and her beauty ex-
perts treat you to a
wonderful SHAMPOO,
SET AND MANICURE,
but they have added ona
complete BODY
MASSAGE too! Value of
this prize is about $50.

GINNY HAYS REAL-
TY - in addition to the
many hours Ginny con-
tributes gr[...]he has also decided to
“sweeten the pot” with a
$25 MONEY TREE - just
yours for the pickin’.[...]and E] Prado Patio Azul
galleries, Sedona Chamber of Com-
merce, Creekside Galleries,
Artesania, and E[...]the poster - so
stop by, buy your print and meet
this talented artist. During the con-
cert, at intermi[...]to prize-winning ticket holders.
See the RR News this week for the

SEDONA SHUTTLE SERVICE

Jack LeBaron, Owner

meeting friends - so what more
could you ask?

Don’t just sit there this
Memorial! Day weekend. Grab your
blanket and tune in to one of the
most wonderful experiences of
your life! May 28.

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
MAY 28 &[...]ILY PASSENGER BUS SERVICE
BETWEEN SEDONA, VILLAGE OF OAKCREEK,

MESQUITE
CHARCOAL

Ly. SEDONA 8:15 a.m. Bayless Mkt.; 8:20 Hozho Plaza |

1 Ly VILLAGE of OAKCREEK. . 6:30 am. Castle Rock Plaza BARBEQUED

I Arv. METRO CENTER... 2... 0.0.0. 10:30am, |

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$15 ONE WAY, SEDONA TO METRO CENTER
$25 ONE WAY, SEDONA TO SKY HARBOR

Obtain tickets on bus or see’ your travel agent.
Phone 282-2066 for information

LOCATED AT 1215 W. HWY. 89A
(Next to Flower Peddler)
Hours: 11 a.m. -7 p.m.

CONCERT UNDER
THE STARS IN SEDONA

with the

Phoenix Symphony
Philip G[...]tor
at

Poco Diablo Resort
‘Sat., May 26th ¢ 7:15 p.m.

Presented by PARR

A LIMITED NUMBER
OF PRE-CONCERT
BARBEQUE TICKETS
STILL AVAILABLE

Performing Arts
of the Red Rocks

$25 Adults (includes admission)[...]MACY

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Tickets also on sale at the gate: *8°° Adults 4° Children

COME EARLY AND HAVE A PICNIC ON THE LAWN

TICKETS
NOW ON SALE

The Verde Valley Com-
munity Guidance Clinic,
which until now has had
only a part-time satellite
branch in Sedona, is now
planning to build a full-
time one here to better
serve Sedonans who, in
increasing numbers, are
seeking professional help
in meeting life problems
ranging in seriousness
from divorce adjustment
to alcoholism, from how
to be a successful parent
to how a patient can be
helped to return suc-
cessfully to[...]ast week we told you
how double counseling
helped a man and wife in
their sixties adjust to the

did you know that some

problems that sometimes
arrive in the wake of
retirement. This week’s
story concerns a more dif-
ficult situation but one
that is far from uncom-
mon.

Sally (not her real
name) w[...]st refer-
red to the Clinic’s head-
quarters at 19 E. Beech
Street, Cottonwood. For
some years she had been
living alone in Tuscon,
where, from time to time,
she had suffered, periods
of mental breakdown dur-
ing which she had been
subject to hallucinations,
fear of being harmed by
other people, and severe
depressi[...]h
episode, Sally was admit-
ted to Arizona State

of our magazines speak

french, italian, australian, and british?! and we have
lots of other magazines and books catering to the
esoteric within you.
p.s.: the “prodigal daughter” arrived in paperback
the very day AFTER that lovely lady wan[...]nx...

oven
Ompany

the meeting place
at hozho

431 highway 179 ¢ sedona, arizona 86336
lower level

between the garland building
and the oak creek owl ® 282-9530

10a.m. to6p.

m. monday through saturday.

noon to 5 p.m. sunday

Hospital for a stay of
from two weeks to a
month. Once she had
been stabilized on
medication, she would be
released to return home;
but she happened to have
a cousin living in Cotton-
wood, and following the
last hospitalizat[...]ued to have
difficulties meeting such
necessities of daily living
as preparing her meals,
remembering[...]eting
her limited funds, and
mingling with others in
her new community.

The situation proved to
be to[...]o cope with, so
she came to the Clinic for
help.

In view of Sally’s
history, it was determin-
ed that she was eligible
for placement in the
Clinic's Day Treatment
Program for’. the
chronically-mentally-ill.
This is a four-hour-a-day,
five-day-a-week program.

At first, Sally was hesi-
tant about entering the
program, but within a
week she found it was
helping her.

She became interested
in doing ceramies, which
is one component of the
activities program. She

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THEY
LAST!

Reg. 79°°[...]was given individual
assistance in learning to
shop on a limited budget,
and evefy two weeks she
received psychiatric con-
sultation on her medica-
tion.

She participated in
group therapy sessions,
which helped her to
recognize her symptoms,
and she learned how to
prevent the recurrence of
an episode. Before too
long, she was able to
make suggestions of her
own to others in the
group, which helped them
gain insight into their dif-
ficultie[...]has
developed social relation-
ships with people in her
church and neighborhood.
Recently she started
working as a volunteer
for a local agency, and
she now attends an After-
Care Group, which meets
once a month for the pur-
pose of maintaining con-
tact with the more inten-
sive Day Treatment Pro-
gram.

She, and others like
her, are living proof that
with proper understan-[...]to home for
Sedonans, their families
and friends, in the many
cases in which help of one
kind or another is need-
ed.

The present Sedona of-
fices are too small to ade-
quately meet the cur[...]nd
longer hours will make it
possible to initiate a
fuller program, some por-
tions of which are now
available only through
the Cottonwood fac[...]following
services: emergency
crisis assistance, in-
cluding free 24-hour
emergency phone ser-
vice,[...]rs and
holidays, 282-HELP,
home visits for crisis in-
tervention, and screening
for hospitalization; outpa-
tient treatment, in-
cluding individual and
family therapy, group
the[...]e groups, alcohol
awareness_ classes,
preparation of childbirth
classes, parenting
classes, and divorce
recovery sessions.

The Clinic is a private,
non-profit organization
governed by a volunteer
board of trustees. Client
fees are based on ability
to pay, and no one is turn-
ed away. All contribu-
tions are tax deduct[...]penses, but
these must be matched
by local funds, which are
derived from fees, con-
tracts for services,[...]Clinic Thrift Shop.

Building the new facili-
ty in Sedona will require
about $95,000 in addition
to the regular operational
budget, and contributions
to meet this one-time cost
are now being solicited.

‘Land on Hopi Drive in

Southwest Center, West
Sedona, has already been[...]will be used for
the construction and

equipping of the planned -

2,057-sq.-ft. new building.

Tax-d[...]wood, AZ

86326, or call Emily
McFadon, 282-4585, in
Sedona.

Original “Crook's Tour”
Scheduled for KSB

“General Crook’s Trail:
A Rovgh Road Out of
Arizona’s Past,” is the in-
triguing title of the pro-
gram to be presented at
the next regular meeting
of Keep Sedona
Beautiful, Inc. Wednes-
day morning, June 1, at 8
o'clock, lower-level room
at King’s Ransom-Quality
Inn. The speaker, Dr.
Eldon Bowman, is the
present-day pioneer who
found, marked and map[...]te
his talk with slides that
depict several items of
historical interest
discovered along the
trail, i[...]owman's fascina-
tion with the old military
road, which stretched
along the Mogollon Rim
between Fort Whipple
(Prescott) and Fort
Apache - dates back to
1975, and after checking
some old maps, he and a
friend decided to make a
try at finding it.

“We began the five-
year project of locating,
marking and mapping the
road across Northern
Arizona,” says Bowman,
“with a two-fold objec-
tive: to make it available
as |a recreational trail,
and to preserve its
historic[...]rizona’s
Congressmen have now
become interested in the
trail’s preservation and
have introduced legisla-
tion in Congress to have
Crook Trail nominated as
a national historic trail.
The road had its beginn-
ing in 1872 as an Army
Departmental supply
route between t[...]nd was _ heavily
traveled during the

Apache wars of the 1870s |

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Call DG Home Center.

Apaches was fought on
the Rim just off the road
in 1886. The road bears
the name of General
George Crook.

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insurance eggs

should be in
one basket.

One time it makes sense to put all
your eggs in one basket is with insur-
ance. As an independent insurance
age[...]we can serve you best
when we handle all aspects of your
insurance program

Since we work with a variety of
insurance companies, like CNA,
we can shop around to find the
exact protection you need. You save

time and avoid the confusion of deal-
ing with several people for different
kinds of insurance. Then when it
comes time to file a claim or change
coverage limits it’s easier aga[...]w you more
reasons to put all your insurance
eggs in one basket.

Ayres & French, Inc.

1785 West Highway 89A, First State Financial Plaza
Sedona, AZ 86336
282-7191

©1982 The CNA Insurance Companies

West. Hwy. 89A in West Sedona

FINAL DAYS OF
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A new shipment of SONY merchandise is due to arrive at any
time...over $20,000 in new TV, VIDEO and AUDIO SYSTEMS.

We MUST clear out existing stock.
Don't miss this opportunity to S-A-V-E!

AFTER-THE-DUST-SALE!
TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS ON

VIDEO GAMES

which were demonstrator models during the recent Home S[...]e!

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PHONE 282-2606
10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Tues. thru Fri. - Saturday 10-4

You no longer have to go to Phoenix,
Flagstaff, Cottonwood or Prescott.

cut a diamond.

Opticianry.

over 19 years.

PLAZA del OESTE
W. SEDONA - HWY. 89A - PHONE 282-1230
Hours: 10 to 4 Monday thru Friday
Closed Monday, May 30, M[...]NOW YOU HAVE A CHOICE

We have been told we have one of the best frame selections in
Arizona - frames in all price ranges by quality manufacturers.

We know there is a difference in lens and frame quality just as there is a difference
in tires, clothing and furniture, but the best eyewear put in the hands of the uncar-
ing, unconcerned or unskilled individual is like an unskilled diamond cutter about to

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SEE YOUR EYE DOCTO[...]d<—ptical Shop

Oak Creek Ripples

We're behind in our
reporting on_ the
moisture total for April --
the U.S. Forest Service
office here measured a
2.57 inches of precipita-
tion for April to bring the
1983 total for the first
third of ‘83 up to a
generous figure of 13.58
inches. Measurement of
precipitation for seven
Aprils since 1977 were
above this year’s amount
only twice - in ‘78 that
provided 15.82 inches and
in ‘80 that totaled 18.62
inches. We're benefiting
from this year’s good
moisture receipts by the
lush greening of our
beautiful area . . George
Kemp, a resident of
Sedona for several years
and a native New Yorker
who later moved to
Washington, D.C. where
he engaged in mapping
work for quite a while
prior to coming here.
Friends of Kemp honored
the elderly Sedonan in
the home of Harold and
Lee Hays with a birthday
party on the 91st natal
day May 6. George is a lit-
tle slow now in moving
about, but his sparkling
eyes when you make a
wisecrack about
something tells you he is
still “hip,” by golly!
(Many happy returns to
you, George - we hope
we've invited to quite a
few more of your birth-
day bashes for some time
yet!) He’s been a Sedona
resident for 25 years so
far.

kk

Shopping for groceries
in one of our stores
recently, we couldn’t help
but hear a conversation
that was in a louder voice
than usual over in the ad-
joining aisle. The lady
declared in no uncertain
terms, “Yes, we won't
forget to include a carton
of cigarettes in our shop-
ping! If you were as
dedicated to brushing
your teeth as you are to
consuming a pack or
more of cigarettes every
day you'd still have
them!” Makes you think,
doesn’t it! .. A frosty-
haired senior citizen
remarked to us the[...]home it’s always
uphill! .. We were stan-
ding on the sidewalk in
uptown watching the
traffic zoom by this way
and that when a couple
probably in their sixties
strolled near us. “Isn't
that gor[...]urround
us. He said, “You bet!”
His eyes were on a young
lady.

kkk

With the hummingbird
season with us again, we
thought that was one
kind of beautiful,
miniature bird we don't
know very much[...]pt its beauty, its
tremendous speed, and
that its wings move so
swiftly when it is hover-
ing, zooming straight up
or making a bee line to
some feeding spot. The
hummingbirds we see in
our area are so light they
can perch jauntily on a
stem of some of the stur-
dier grasses. Its nest is
about half as large as a
walnut shell and holds
both of the two eggs that
the female lays. A
strange fact we _ un-
covered in our study is
there are giant humm-
ingbirds in the Andes
that measure 10 inches in
length. Ruby-throated
hummingbirds measure
four inches - but the West
Indies species are only
two inches. Like the
helicopter, this speedy
little puff of feathers can
hover, suspended in front
of a blossom while it sear-
ches for and sips its food.
The wings move so fast
that often only a misty
outline of their pumping
is seen. An amazing thing
about this little beauty is
the shape of its tongue -
curved in the form of a
tube. The soda-pop straw
that man is familiar with
in drinking or sipping
must have been copied
from the hummingbird’s
most ingenious kind of
means of suction! The

hummer’s long tongue
can be extended in an ins-
tart to capture an insect
and can be as suddenly
withdrawn. The beak of
the adult is about one
fifth as long as its body.
Class in birdology
dismissed.

xk

Don’t call Sedona a
village! The number of
retail concerns, service
businesses and _profes-
sional people in our town
today continue to grow
near the midway point in
this year of 1983.

We reflect on the
changes and growth in
the more than a dozen
years of our residence
here - and start counting
the different kinds of new
businesses our town has
acquired - then we con-
template on the fact such
growth is still continuing.
That prediction is con-
firmed as we recall there
has NEVER been a
month since we've lived
here that there hasn't
been some new construc-
tion in residences - and
there usually have been
some com[...]many new
commercial firms have

been built since 1970, but
they must total at better
than 100!

kkk

Feeling poetic on the
day this is written - a day
of bright-blue skies, the
absolute perfect
temperature of 75
degrees with a cooling
wind whistling gently
around our abode - we
decided we might end
this week’s column witha
try at some poetry. We
promise we'll wait
another year before try-
ing some verse on you
again!

No way can we estimate

The number of weeds

we've pulled

As we patrol our real

estat[...]Noonan Addresses Local Girl Scouts

“Primarily I am to fill
the liaison gap between
the local Girl Scouts and
the Arizona Cactus-Pine
Council in Phoenix,” ex-
plains Marijane Noonan,
who is the newly-elected
chairman of the Verde
Valley Girl Scout
Association. “There are
needs of the troops in the
non-metropolitan areas
which are different and
important, and these I
hope to remphasize at the
monthly Council
meetings which I will be
attending,” she con-
tinued. “And then I feel I
should be doing a public
relations job for the Girl
Scouts with the Verde
Valley community.”

Mrs. Noonan lives in
Verde Village. She came
here from Phoenix during[...]the past year, and there,
and previously in Tucson
has for more than 20
years participated in Girl
Scout work.

As chairman of the
Verde Valley Associa-
tion, Mrs. Noonan takes
her place among the
directors of the Girl
Scout organization in
Arizona. The basic unit in
Girl Scouting is the
troop, and troops are
organized into
Neighborhoods. Associa-
tions are formed by
uniting Neighborhoods in
a conveniently con-
tiguous area, and the
next step above the

association is the Council. |

Three Neighborhoods
comprise the Verde
Valley Association.
Sedona Neighborhood
has 114 Girl Scouts, and
73 leaders and other
adult helpers. The
Sinagua Neighborhood
includes the 169 girls and
73 adults in Cottonwood,
Clarkdale, Verde Village,
Cornville a[...]Montezuma
Neighborhood has 75
girls and 26 adults in
Camp Ferde, Lake
Montezuma and Beaver
Creek.

The Arizona Cactus-
Pine Council has 16 such
Neighborhoods’ and
covers more than 93,000
square miles in the state,
excluding an area around
Tucson and th[...]thly meetings with
association represen-
tatives, a number of com-
munity leaders who serve
on the board, and the pro-
fessional staff of the
Council office.

The Neighborhoods
have monthly meetings of
leaders, trainers,
resource people and
other adul[...]rs
registered as Scouts may
attend. Consideration is

. | given to any changes in

Girl Scout by-laws, or to

any other business which
may come before the an-
nual meeting of the Coun-
cil. Delegates to the coun-
cil are elected and are in-
structed. There is a bi-
ennial election of the
Association chairman and
other Association. of-
ficers.

In that large part of
Arizona which is included
in the area served by the
Cactus-Pine Council
there[...]t
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by William Howard

Last Monday, the 16th,
in the patio of Rene of

Tlaquepaque, country
singing star Glen Camp-
bell spoke before

members and friends of
the Sedona Arts Center.
It was a necessarily-small
gathering due to limited
space. But what he had to
say captured a _ large
amount of everyone's at-
tention.

Graciously accepting
the request of SAC
member Donna Loren
that he discuss feasibility
prospects of a dream long
cherished by SAC
members and the Sedona
community, Campbell
lent a high level of per-

sonal expertise to the
matter.
Through an opening

set of suggestions, follow-
ed by a question-and-
answer segment, Camp-
bell expresse[...]ican Music Festival
as put forth by SAC.

For one of his profes-
sional stature, he was
delightfully disarming
and affable. The sugges-
tions he shared were
born of over 40 years in
the entertainment field,
and he spoke with gentle[...]cing Campbell's
words were others by
Donna Loren. A lady with
professional stage ex-
perience herself[...]rated enthusiasm
and marked her definite
interest in the SAC pro-
ject.

Her statement, “We
have assembled here to-
day to launch what will
be the home of the
American Music Festival
of Sedona. Helping us
christen the project is my
friend, Glen Campbell.”

Noting that he had
recently made his home
in North Phoenix and has
relatives in the Verde
Valley, Ms. Loren stated,
“His interest in helping
form the American Music
Festival of Sedona is
heartfelt.”

Then came additional
exciting news[...]music.” (Camp °°

pearance here at that
time is dependent upon
scheduling of a film in
which he is to have a
part.)

Citing the desire of
SAC to build an outdoor
facility, Ms. Loren said,
“This is not feasible at
this time, if it is to be
done properiy, so we will
inaugurate the first an-
nual American Music
Festival on an alternative
site.”

She suggested the
possibility of the golfing
green at the Poco Diablo
Resort and cited the suc-
cess of the Phoenix Sym-
phony’s concert last year
on the same location.

“We want to create an
annual season of events
eminating from a future
amphitheater. God
created the setting for it,
and now we can humbly
go to work and seek to
utilize a natural bowl. It
will be adjacent to where
the future Cultural
Center, as proposed by
SAC, will be built on 14
and one-half acres per-
manently leased by the
Sedona Arts Center. It is
felt we can create an am-
phitheater surpassing
any in the world, so far as
beauty and acoustics are
concerned.

“Now I want to make
very clear from where
my interest and motiva-
tion come. And that is to
recoup from box office
revenue, gained from the
programs, an equitable
share of money to be
donated towards the
building of the SAC
Cultural Center. We have
come here today in order
to show the earnestness
of our efforts in making
this a reality. In this
work, we hope to enlist
participation of Gov. Bab-
Blt. 7

Certainly, the SAC
membership cannot do
this project alone, and
Ms. Loren stated, “Any
aid by local citizenry
would be most welcome.”
(There's a message in
there somewhere.)

How involved is Ms.
Loren with this future
project? She said, “My
commitment is limited to
eight concerts, annually.
That leaves a multitude
of possibilities for in-
viting various perform-
ing arts companies - in-
cluding civic light opera,
opera, ballet, symphony
and drama. Of course. all

Re ie.

NEWSfoto by Wm. Howard

of their performances
would serve as a source
of revenue for the future
Cultural Center.”
Expanding upon the
dual possibilities of land
leased by SAC on Posse
Grounds Road, she con-
tinued, “This land leased
by SAC has two natural
capacities: The top ter-
race would accommodate
a building known as the
Cultural Center. The
natura[...]accom-

modate the am-
phitheater.

So what kind of music?
“Everything from
Stephen Foster to Aaron[...]ce would they per-
form, initially, anyway?
“It is contemplated that
an arena seating one
thousand, two hundred
persons would be ample.

“But such a size accom-
modates a whole season
of events,” she pointed
out. “A larger arena
would attract many
thousands. Events[...]edona
with the world, but we
DON'T want the world
IN Sedona.” (Some sighs
of AMEN were heard in
the audience.)

Planning to capitalize
on additional features of
the Sedona area, Ms.
Loren said, “The weather
here permits a _ good

eight-month stretch for
outdoor activity.” Next,
she observed that

Sedona, being a communi-
ty of churches, all Sunday
presentations of an after-
noon seemed to be ideal.
She suggested that the
future month of May
(1984) would be the kick-
off for a concert, every
fourth Sunday, for exam-
ple. With[...]ampbell.

He opened with some
possible surprises. “I’ve
been to Sedona 14 times
to relax. God lives in
Sedona in the summer.
While this area is very
beautiful, when I spent
my honeymoon here, you
can bet I wasn't looking
at rocks!”

And then he launched
into the topic of discus-
sion. While his sugges-
tions were obviou[...]da

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sedona, az. 86336
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from a man who knows
what he’s talking about,
they were as if they came

from a concerned
member of the Sedona
community.

“In regard to what
types of entertainment
you plan on presenting,”
he pointed out, “you can
have different acts,
educate the audience. Get
people like Henry Man-
cini, Benny Goodman.

“But you should avoid
the extravaganza, the
BIG sound for the sake of
sound. If you get the big
performers, as I have
suggested, that will
eliminate depending
upon local performers to
draw the size of atten-
dance you need for your
project.

“You can have Gospel
singing, jazz, opera, any
of the performing arts -
as long as it’s good. It
doesn’t matter whether
all that you offer pleases
all of the people, so long
as it’s good, well-
performed.” And _ that
from a man who gets lost
in his music, but knows
where he’s going with it.
That from a performer
who has four gold singles,
twelve gold[...]inum and one double
platinum albums to his
credit in the United
States alone.

“Do this effort for the
sake of art,” he said. Take
the blinders off. Be very
flexible in your selection
of musicians, but have on-
ly the masters at their
professions.

“But do it yourselves.
Let yourself down in the
creek. You don't need a
preacher (agent) for that.
Let this be a community
effort, not that of any
particular clique.”

He was adamant on
another matter: “There
will have to be two
distinct areas for perfor-
ming arts out on the pro-
posed building site. You
can’t combine both acting
and music in one
building.”

“True artists play for
the sake of performing,
not for name’s sake. And
you should do thisa good
beginning. “But you will
have to expand it to seat
a future audience of 2,500
people, and that’s a five-
year project.”

He spoke with en-
thusiasm, but there was
more to his earnestness
than talk. “I will help you
get the performers you
need, if you like,” he of-
fered.

Then came another ex-
citing offer: “I will know
in about three or four
weeks whether my
schedule will permit me
to play for your initial
1983 fall concert.”

And that statement
was awarded a round of
applause. It was the in-
itial intention of Ms.
Loren that Campbell do
just that.

Thron Riggs, president
of SAC; Mike Miles, ex-
ecutive vice-president;
and[...]ecutive director, were ‘as
pleased as the rest of the
gathering.

Platt Cline, a former
Sedona resident and
former publisher of the
Flagstaff Arizona Daily
Sun, will be at the
Shakespeare, Beethoven
& Co. Book and Record
Store on Thursday, June
9. His latest book, They
Came To the Mountain,
has just been published
by Northland Press. It is
the history of Northern
Arizona University and
you can be sure t[...]Nor-
thern Arizona University
from its beginnings in
1899 as a normal school
and develops his account
by focusing on the hap-
penings and ac-
complishments of the 12
university presidents
since that time.

Mr. Cline has involved
himself very deeply in
many aspects of the
growth of Flagstaff. He
was awarded “Citizen of
the Year” in 1976; in 1982
he was appointed as ad-
junct professor history
emeritus at the universi-
ty; and in 1983 he receiv-
ed the Alumni
Distinguished Citizen
Award. He has a deep
and ‘abiding affection for
young people
everywhere and im-

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RED ROCK NEWS Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, May 25, 1983 - 3A

Author to be On
Hand for Signings

mensely enjoys his rela-
tions[...]students.

Mr. Cline will be
autographing his new
book in the Shakespeare,
Beethoven & Co. store on
Thursday, June 9, from 2
to 5 p.m. There will be[...]are waiting
for your turn at having
him sign your book. See
you then!

Sedona
Democrats to
Hold Picnic

Sunday, May 29, from 1
to 4 p.m. the Sedona
Democrats will hold a
potluck picnic at the
Verde Valley School. The
students of the school and
invited political per-
sonalities will be guests
of the Democrats after a
1:30 p.m. lunch.

The students will con-
duct tours of the facility
and premises as well as
display thei[...]nset Plaza

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La Pasada Plaz[...]od Optical Shop

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Phone 282-6500
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The Fudge Company

Phone 282-1044

PETE VARNELL WAYNE WILDES

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Rollie’s Camera Shop

Phone 282-5721
Hwy. 89A - West Sedona Uptown Sedona Mall

Steve Ash Plumb[...]Answering Service
Phone 282-4437

223 N. Hwy 89A - Sedona

Bashas’
Phone 282-5351

Pizza Vendor
Phone 282-7753

Plaza 777 - Hwy 89A - W. Sedona
Kent & Rose Huson Since March, 1972

Thomason’s
Phone 282-4606

Highway 89A - West Sedona

Huggins - Callicott Ins.
Phone 282-7169

Stutz Bearcat Dr. - Sedona

Pillow Talk
Phone 282-4003
Hwy. 89A - West Sedona

Uptown Sedona Mall

Sedona Man
Phone 282-9000

Highway 179 - Sedona Fox Building West Sedona Country Square - Sedona

Oak Creek Pet Shop
Phone 282-4034
Hwy. 89A - West Sedona

Sedona Liquors
Phone 282-7997

Sedona Travel Ginny Hays Realty

Phone 282-9141
Hwy. 89A - West Sedona

Phone 282-7979
1785 First State Plaza - W. Hwy. 89A

Country Square - Sedona

Sedona Licensed
Cont[...]y

Phone 282-4804

Bee Dunlap Realty

Phone 284-2310

Allred Subaru
Phone 282-7924
Hwy. 89A - West Sedona

Village of Oakcreek Steve Wood, President

Hwy. 89A and Northview Dr.

Sedona Sheet Metal
Phone 282-7161

Arizona Water Co.
Phone 282-7092

Lawler Plumbing
Phone 282-7946

First State Bank of Sedona
Phone 282-4444[...]Tortilla Dr. - West Sedona West Sedona W. Hwy. 89A - Sedona

Stretch’s Restaurant | 1-Hour Photo Express Moore Builders

Phone 282-3576 Phone 282-6606 Tom Moore
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Airport Hill - Sedona At the “Y” in Sedona 282-9447

Heads Together
Phone 282-1126
Hwy. 89A - West Sedona

Sedona Sports, a new
complete sports shop in
uptown Sedona, will be
having its Grand Opening
this Memorial Day

RED ROCK NEWS Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, May 25, 1983 - 9A

weekend, May 29
through 30.

Featuring 10% to 40%
off, Sedona Sports will
also be serving
refreshments and giving
away balloons.

Destiny Hoffman Its
1983 Poppy Queen

Little Miss Destiny
Hoffman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Brian Hoffman
of Sedona, is pictured
with Mrs. Hazel Playter,
retiring president of
American Legion Aux-
iliary Unit 64. Destiny
was chosen by the Aux-
iliary to assist in
recognizing the veterans,
living and dead, who have
served their country in
its time of need. She will

Post, and students of
Carden School will be of-
fering you an opportunity
to wear a poppy to honor
our servicemen and
women.

Mrs. Playter has just
completed two years of
outstanding service to
the Auxiliary in her
capacity as_ president.
She encourages the com-
munity to support this

Sedona Sports is a com-
plete sports shop with all
types of equipment such
as water skis, flotation
vests, sk[...]kle
equipment also,” said
Monique Ulrick, owner of“I
want to cater to the local
residents.”[...]4 Sedona Sports to Hold Grand Opening

plete line of backpacks,
daypacks, sleeping bags,
tents, tent p[...]toves, and Mountain
Home dried food.

“We carry a full line of
sports clothing for the
whole family,” she adde[...]Monique, who moved
to the U.S. from
Switzerland 12 years ago,
attended six years of

help distribute poppies annual event which many other sports ac- schooling to learn the
on May 30. Prior to that assists all disabled _ cessories. sports business.

a; : members of the veterans and their Need campin ear? Upon movi[...]Dick Riley Auxiliary, the Legion families who are in need. Sedona pr ‘tnd neti oe Hole, Wyoming,
she and her husband
Mike bought a restaurant
and turned it into a four-
star rating. Mike is also
from Switzerland.

They owned the
restaurant for seven
years, then decided they
needed a challenge and
moved to Phoenix. Mike
was a chef at Mountain
Shadows there for two
years.

Then Tom Odisho of
the Poco Diablo Resort
here in Sedona asked him
to become the Executive
Chef at Poco. He’s been
working in that capacity
now for two years.

“I decided that I should
use the skills I learned in
school, so I opened this
shop,” Monique said.

2-LB. Sedona Sports is

located in uptown Sedona
BOX between the Oak Creek
Tavern and The Naja.
They're open seven days
a week from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m.

Monique Ulrick, owner of the new “Sedona Memorial Day weekend. The shop[...]rand Opening

TYSON FROZEN
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ADV.

Guests Invited
To View
Survival[...]rs have
invited guests to attend
the next meeting of the

GOLD BOND group on Tuesday, May

STAMPS 31 at 10 a.m. in the

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Peace courtroom on
Forest Road in uptown

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Everyone has to bu[...]han groceries?
We give you free money-saving aids like OLIVES MUFFINS WITH BEANS

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Food Club. 5.75-OZ. CAN -OZ. 6-CT. PKG. Reg. or Hot. 15-OZ. CAN The meeting will also

time, will be sho[...]n oppor-
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members and to learn

100% meat guarantee. And special item
more about the program.
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Stamps (dou[...]about it. Aren't those

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crime-prevention effort
to assist the Sheriffs’
Depts. of both counties
and serving both Sedona

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LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED A training session for

NO SALES new members will be an-

TO DEALERS nounced in the near

future.

CSO members are ask-
ed to bring a guest and/or
a perspective member to
the meeting.

PEACHES

C[...]t at
the Poco Diablo Resort
Saturday evening, May
18. Radio instruction has
been given to the two-
man teams.

Guidelines are being
developed by the CSO in
order to fill requests

GREEN os:

ONIONS BUNCHES f : i
rom community
organizations for

surveillance at[...]SCOUNT BOOKLET FOR EACH ITEM.
EACH SUPER DISCOUNT BOOK MUST tea
WITH 30 “GOLDEN TEN’’ GOLD BOND STAMPS.

(volunteer) for children in

SUNBURST-ORANGE the area. The project was

DRINK suggested by Sheriff Joe
Richards of Coconino

Breakfast. 1 Gallon BOTTLE County who said a similar

program is in progress in
Flagstaff.

The Board has taken
under advisement and
study the possibility of a
“Patrol” to assist during
crowded periods at[...]y
WITH ONE FILLED BOOKLET THRU MAY 30 and curbing of thefts
from automobiles being
given consideration.

The group also voted
to implement a1-LB. PKG. 8.5-OZ. PKG.

8-OZ. SIZE 3
WITH O[...]

Sedona Girl Chosen for Girls’ State

by Dick Riley
A Sedona girl has been

selected to represent
Mingus Union High
School at the Annual
Girls State in Tucson.

She is Heather
Hamilton. a junior at
Mingus lininn High

School. and a member of
the National Honor Socie-
ty. Future Business
Leaders of America. and
the championship Girls'
volleyball and basketball
teams.

For one week in June.
girls representing the

Weeds Pose Dangerous
Fire Threat to Property

"We are faced with a
potentially-dangerous
fire situation here in
Sedona. With the
unusually-high amount of
precipitation this past
winter and airing. we are
now experiencing an in-

creased amount of
growth in our natural
ground cover (wild

grassesl and weeds com—
pared to what is normally
encountered in past
years.

“Although this vegeta-
tion is now fairly ‘green.‘
in a matter of days it will
die. dry out and become
capable of being fired.

"Many of the homes
and properties located
here in Sedona have this
potential fire hazard lurk-
ing right outside their
doorstep.

"To eliminate or
reduce the possibility of a
grass or weed fire occurr-
ing on your property and
spreading to your home
or business (or that of
your neighbors), your fire
department is urging
that you voluntarily cut
down and remove that
vegetation before it
becomes a hazard and a
violation of the State Fire
Code.

“To safeguard your
property. each proper[...]s, vines. or
other growth. When the
total removal of growth
is impractical due to size
of the property (i.e.
larger parcels of land or
vacant lots) a fuel break
of at least 15 feet in width
should be established bet-
ween the land and the en-
dangered property or
buildings.

“Burning of standing
or cut vegetation must be
done after the fuel break
has been established. and
then only after a nocost
permit has been obtained
from the fire department

Rummage
Sale at
V VS May 28

Verde Valley School of
Sedona will be holding a
rummage sale in the quad
area on Saturday. May
28, from 1 to 5 pm. A por-
tion of all the proceeds

will go to the scholarship
fund[...]hing to household
items, bicycles to sports
e q u i p m e n t .
Refreshments will be
sold by the freshman
class.

For more information.
call 282-7148 during the
day. The school is located
on the Verde Valley
School Road off Rte. 179
in the Village of Oakcreek
area.

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Coconino 282-7101)

"If you are considering
burning your vegetation
rather than hauling it
away. this should be done
as soon as possible. as
‘burning[...]ffect
within the next few
weeks."

John S. Olson. Fire
Chief. has given us these
fire restrictions and war»
nings to pass on to you
for your benefit.

various high school junior
classes in Arizona are
sponsored by the
American Legion Aux
iliary Units to participate
in Girls State in Tucson.
This program. authorized
in 1947. provides citizen-
ship training. for the
stud[...]gether as
self-governing citizens
and participate in the
functioning of their
government.

“They learn firsthand
the significance of
American citizenship and
responsibility." said
Hazel Playter. president
of the Sedona auxiliary.
“They have the oppor<
tunity to see in action the
dream that became the
reality known as the
United States."

“The entire program is
a nonpartisan. non-
politcal attempt to teach
and inculcate in the youth
of America a love of God
and country."

Heather was chosen by

the faculty committee of
Mingus High School. us-
ing the guidelines of
leadership, qualities.
character and honesty.
sch[...].
Frank Goerg. Auxiliary
Chairman for Girls State
on behalf of the American
Legion Auxiliary.
Ellsworth Schnebly[...]ac»
companied Mrs. Goerg
for the presentation.

“I'm excited about go-
ing to Girls State because
I‘m interested in govern-
ment and law." Heather
said. She hopes to[...]to earn her law
degree.

She was elected to
serve on the student
council next year at
Mingus, and plans on be—
ing a member of the pom-
pons.

4 _ r:

Hazel Playter (left), president of the Sedona represent the school at Girl's State in Tucson.
American Legion Auxiliary hosted a luncheon in Leona Proper (right), District 8 president of the
honor of Heather Hamilton (center), a junior at Auxiliary was on band also.

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page 14

The opening night performance of “The Romance of
Rattlesnake Ridge” Friday night kicks off Sedon[...]wboy

page 3

Country singing star Glen Campbell, a frequent visitor to
Sedona, spoke to SAC offering[...]1B

' Several hundred students will be graduated this week. A
schedule of ceremonies and photos of Sedona graduates

appears in section B.

weather

May 17
May 18
May 19
May 20
May 21
May 22
May 23

index

what's doing 2
page four 4
mosity women 10
meet yourneighbor 88
sports SC

Disposal Site for Sanitary
District May Draw Fire

by Russ Lilly

There may be opposition to use
of Carroll Canyon as the planned
site for wastewater disposal.

Residents attending a
background briefing conducted by
the engineers hired by the Sedona
Sanitary Board said existence of a
geological fault in the canyon could
threaten to pollute’ the
underground water table, if the
site is used for disposal in creation
of a local sewer. They hence would
oppose a treatment site there.

Al Sevilla, project engineer for
the firm of Brown and Caldwell,
presented various alternatives be-
ing considered by his firm, in-
cluding one which would leave
things as they are.

Sevilla was asked if he was
aware there was a fault in Carroll
Canyon and replied he was.

He was told t[...]trolled wastewater manage-
ment.”

Construction of a local system
could range from $2 million to $6.5
million, depending on the type of
treatment plant and life of the
system, Sevilla said during a re-
cent presentation at King’s Ran-
som.

Population projections will play
an important consideration in con-
struction planning. Sevilla pointed
out his firm leans toward a conser-
vative projection of a population
growth here to about 18,500 by the
turn of the century - as opposed to
projections which see the popula-
tion then as around 20,000 and
35[...]figures developed by the Northern
Arizona Council of Governments
(NACOG) were too high during a
lengthy, detailed presentation, the
second in a series planned by the
sanitary board to get citizen in-put
into development of a local
wastewater treatment plan.
Another presentation is planned in
three weeks.

Sevilla said the population pro-
jections figure importantly in plan-

ning. The key factor is the amount
of water which is needed to
operate a_ traditionally-designed
plant. A plant in operation within
two years would use about .7
million gallons while end-of-the-
century figures would be around
one million gallons per day.

(By comparison, the flow of Oak
Creek is about 16 million gallons a
day.)

“Disposal is a key problem,”
Sevilla said.

He said the Carrol[...]or
public use, would be able to handle
from .5 to 1.3 million gallons a day
using about 20 acres for “fast” rate
treatment there, while a slow rate
irrigation system would use about

_120 acres and could process .45 to

1.0 million gallons a day of
wastewater.

“Disposal area is the major land
cost,” Sevilla explained.

One option being considered en-
visions creation of wetlands,
possibly partially funded by the
state[...]illa said.

Sevilla said during the next
meeting, a map of proposed main
lines would be presented. A
sanitary district would pay for con-
struction of these, while cost of
connecting laterals would be borne
by the homeown[...]olling Hills and the
business district uptown and in
Coconino County along Hwy. 179.

John Gliege, the district’s at-
torney, described the powers of a
sanitary sewer district, including
the ability to limit hook-ups and
hence growth in a given area.

Either individuals or improve-
ment districts can be annexed into
a system, he said.

Also making presentations were[...]ooper,
project engineers, for Brown and
Caldwell, which is affiliated locally
with Johannessen & Girand Con-[...]y to Step Down
As Coconino Manager

For just over a year Brian
Hawley has worn two hats at the
Coconino County courthouse: coun-
ty manager and director of plann-
ing and zoning.

The former county director of
the department of community
development was tapped in March
of 1982 to also serve as county
manager in a series of cost-cutting
moves which included combination
of positions and elimination of the
Justice Court in Sedona.

Now the county will return to
the former[...]g the planning and zoning
department.

The county is advertising the
manager’s job which will pay a
minimum of $37,000.

“This is something that has been
needed before. It was simply a mat-
ter of the county not having been
able to afford it,”[...]“Brian has done an
admirable job, but you need a man
in both of these positions. Oversee-
ing the entire planning and zoning
department in a growing county
such as this one is a very busy job.”

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by Dick Riley

Feeling the pressure of an up-
coming Coconino County Board of
Supervisors meeting in June and
faced with the indecision of the
Planning and Zoning Commission
regarding density of future
development in Oak Creek Canyon,
the Interagency Working Group
concentrated their efforts Monday
night on density recommendations.

After nine months of hard work
by the Working Group, and weeks
of work by the Dept. of Community
Development, the P&Z Commis-
sion approved most of their recom-
mendations on an Oak Creek Ca-
nyon plan, but failed to agree on
the issue of density.

The Working Group, feeling the
density issue is the most important
of the issues, appointed an ad hoc
committee to come up with a
recommendation they could sup-
port and present to the Board of
Supervisors.

That recommendation was
discussed at length at Monday
night’s meeting.

Two other issues which the P&Z

Commission either couldn’t agree
on or rejected were also discussed
Monday night. Those two issues in-
volve traffic congestion in the ca-
nyon and a Design Review Overlay
(DRO) zone for the canyon.[...]sted recommendations to be
presented at the Board of Super-
visors’ meeting should indicate
that the Group’s philosophy is that
the canyon be developed for the en-
joyment of everyone.

He also suggested the Group
should ind[...]Department’s recom-
mendation that development in th«
canyon be limited to single-family
residences.

In order that the canyon retain
its “scenic splend[...]that density standards
be established to “work in concert”
with the DRO zone.

Most of the Working Group
members agreed with the sugges-[...]igures.

Those figures included recom-
mendations of density for single-
family residential, townhouse[...]ted figures. They
would tend, he said, to give an in-
centive to developers to develop to
the maximum.[...]guidelines would prevent
undesirable developments in the
canyon.

Glen Alsobrook complained that
a problem the Group has been hav-
ing is that they have not been
unified. They don’t go to the P&Z
with one voice, but with several
voices, he said.

A new recommendation would
make their nine months of work a
waste of time, he added.

Neil Smith, chairman of the
Working Group, pointed out that
the Group’s prior recommendation
for density in the canyon was not

County Engineer
Studies Bid for
Sedona Airport

Yavapai County engineer Joe
Sarvis is now examining bids for an
overlay runway at Sedona Airport.

Ray Stevens Paving Co. of
Prescott submitted a bid of
$65,635, while James L. Fann Con-
struction in Prescott submitted a
bid of $62,775.

In other action affecting Sedona,
the commissioners designed
Sedona as an urban place in order
to receive Federal Highway Ad-
ministration funds available for
areas of 5,000 or more, approved
the available abandonment of
Sanka Drive in Sedona’s Coffee Pot
Subdivision with an easemen[...]esbach explained to the
board the area may become a leech
field.

The commissioners also approv-
ed abandonment by the county of
Sunrise Way, Trails End and
several alleys in West Sedona’s
Sunset Hill subdivision.

VOLUME XX, NUMBER 34 WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1983

Working Group Agrees On Density

valid because they addressed
undeveloped[...]from
developed land.

Tom Schafer, chief planner in
the Dept. of Community Develop-
ment, suggested the Group come
up with a recommendation which
would provide a balance of all uses.
The Board of Supervisors would be
more apt to adopt a compromise
recommendation because they are
a political body.

After much discussion, the
Working Group agreed to support
a recommendation for maximum
density standards for development
in Oak Creek Canyon as follows:
Single-family, resid[...]or clustered - 2'2 units per net
developable acre on a minimum
five acres; resort-commercial, less
than 500 sq. ft. without a kitchen,
10 units per net developable acre -
and more than 500 sq. ft., 5 units
per net developable acre.

In addition, they recommend
that “the visible surf[...]s, etc. shall not
physically occupy more than 40%
of the developable area and must
minimize to the greatest extent
possible visual impacts upon Hwy.
89A.”

They stressed that the recom-
mended densiti[...]ence to the DRO zone.

They also recommended that a
study be made to provide incen-
tives for property redevelopment.

The Working Group also recom-
mended a comprehensive transpor-
tation study be made of alternative
solutions to the traffic congestion
> :ublems'in the canyon.

They also recommended the
DRO zone and an Advisory

REDROCK NEWS:

The Voice of Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon
SEDONA, ARIZONA[...]TS

Gib Stiles, Working Group member, makes a point during Mon-
day night’s meeting. He felt there was a danger that suggested
density figures would give[...]dations will be presented at the
June 6th meeting of the Board of
Supervisors.

Yavapai Supervisor
To Seek Second T[...]Yavapai County
District 3 supervisor and chairman
of the county governing board, has
said he would likely seek a second
term in 1984.

Kirby, the representative for the
Yavapai County portion of the com-
munity, is a 53-year-old Republican
who is claiming coup in a recent
ruling, which means a small wind-
fall for financially-strapped county[...]e
highway. users revenue fund

report, he noticed a decrease in the
amount Yavapai County was
receiving, and he a[...]were paying into the
highway users revenue funds in
Maricopa County instead of in
Yavapai. State law provides for
payment in the county where the
fuel is sold, not where the
distributor is based.

As a result, the county will get
an extra $120,000.

PARR for the Course - A “Review”
Of Wild, Wild West Concert, May 28

by Cynthia Nasta

As I meander through town, car-
rying my trusty “Wild, Wild West”
posters, thumbtacks and assorted
tape, I am struck (in the figurative,
thank heaven! sense) by the fact
that there are still people who
DON’T KNOW what’s happening
on May 28th at 7:15 p.m.

Perhaps these gentle souls
have still not[...]thaw; maybe they've been
visiting their grandkids in Dubu-
que too long, and the brain is on
overload; maybe their granny
glasses have cracked[...]ng between the lines.
Whatever the case, here’s a
“quickie” review that you can cut
and paste on your refrigerator
door so that when Lureen, Leste[...]lf at Poco Diablo, you'll know
what to say:

WHAT IS IT? It isn't Elton
John, a chiropractic convention or
a roving band of lawn-chair
salesmen. It’s a CONCERT
UNDER THE STARS - played by
the full orchestra of the Phoenix
Symphony. The theme is “Wild,
Wild West” - a program of pops and
classical music under direction of
Philip Greenberg.

This is the third “Concert Under
the Stars” in Sedona, sponsored by
PARR, Performing Arts of the Red
Rocks, Ine.

WHEN IS IT? Righto! May 28th
at 7:15 p.m. That’s Memorial Day
weekend - Saturday, 1983. Con-
trary to a variety of reports that
have pegged the concerts
anywhere from May 29 through
June 3, the date stands firm - May
28, 1983.

WHY IS IT? Right here I am
very tempted to ponder all manner
of things: why my dog can’t learn
to roll over; why the cosmos is in
chaos; why my paper boy throws
the paper under the wheels of my
neighbor's car. But, I'll ignore all
that and tell you that these four-
star concerts are just a nibble - a
tempting, seductive, delectable
morsel like an Amaretto truffle,
whose only purpose in life is to get
you to want MORE. That's what
PARR is all about (skip the seduc-
tive stuff - you can do that at the
concert). A small, dedicated group

of music-ballet-art lovers with big
dreams and big plans, Performing
Arts of the Red Rocks, Inc. does
not simply want two year[...]ballet, opera and theatre . . and
they also want a place to showcase
these productions. And that’s the
raison d'etre for PARR: to launch a
major building effort and construct
a multi-purpose performing arts
complex that will draw topflight
artists of national and interna-
tional stature to Sedona. One of
PARR’s chief objectives is to put
Sedona in the forefront of the per-
forming arts community, develop-
ing this exceptional area as one of
the nation’s leading cultural and
arts centers. With four deeded
acres in a prime Sedona locale, the
potential for this project is tremen-
dous. During its next phases,
PARR plans[...]rogram, with more cultural ac-
tivities and plans in the making.

HOW IS IT? Although this isn’t
one of journalism’s ‘five W’s,” it’s
just as important. It (the concert) is
wonderful, enlightening, enchan-
ting, engaging, neat, keen (do they
still use that word or am I dating
myself?), relaxing, superb, and all
of the above. If you haven't gone to
the other two, you’ve missed the
best thing that happens in nor-
thern Arizona, maybe southern,
too. You'll m[...]randmas,
grandpas, neighbors you haven't
waved to in years. You'll see green
grass up close and you'll get to en-
joy a leisurely dinner or snack with
the kiddies, your[...]becue (limited to
200 and by reservation) for $25
which includes admission; the
Patron’s package for $100 which of-
fers barbecue for $15; signed
poster by Nevin Kempthorne
Fleet; a cheese and wine party
after the concert, plus spe[...]e revelers will also get
special parking.

HOW DO I GET THERE? In a
town with three main arteries
coursing through its heart, you will
easily spot the area of congestive
failure - it will be somewhere
around Hwy. 179 close to Poco

Diablo. But Chief Gene Munson -
PARR-king and PARR-aphanalia
Consultant to this venture, calmly
reassures us that uniformed
guard[...]ct
newcomer and oldtimer alike. If
confidence had a name, it would be
“Gene Munson” -- the man ha[...]h the battle twice before
and says there was nary a snag.
The only timne he grits his teeth
and grinds his molars real loud is
when you ask him about driving to
Poco. “PLEASE[...]go.” So - to review the
shuttle bus operation:

1. Buses will leave from: FIRST
INTERSTATE BANK, HWY. 894A,
WEST SEDONA; VALLEY NA-
TIONAL BANK, JORDAN ROAD,
UPTOWN SEDONA; CASTLE
ROCK PLAZA, VILLAGE OF
OAKCREEK.

Buses will dispatch riders near
the vi[...]epartures. Vehi-
cle parking and security will be on
hand at each of the depots.

HOW ABOUT DISABLED?
Everything possi[...]oy the
concert. Special seating for the con-
cert is available and assistance will
be provided to anyo[...]ged by
calling Gene Munson at 282-7742.

WHERE DO I GET TICKETS?
Tickets at $8.00 for adults and
$4.0[...]ncertgoers are strongly
urged to purchase tickets in ad-
vance and avoid the last-minute
crush. Tickets are being sold at
Poco Diablo, Sedona Chamber of
Commerce, Fournos Restaurant,
Rowan’s Pharmacy, El Mundo
Magico and El Prado Patio Azul
galleries in Tlaquepaque, Worm
Bookstore, Crimson Cliffs Western
Wear, Village Shop, Geranium and
Lace and Mode O'Day in Cotton-
wood. Beautiful four-color posters

please turn to
PARR CONCERT on page 7A

WHAT’S name. '
m SEDONA

What's doing in Sedona? (Compiled by the Sedona-
Oak Creek Canyon Chamber of Commerce and
published courtesy of the Red Rock News).
Remember the 24 hour information and referral Hot

Line Number is 634-3632.

. m
SKY Rdllt‘ll (0066[...]MA Y26 _
G'II Sh Kiwanis Club Mtg. & Luncheon — 12 noon - Auntie
I Op ' Maudes Restaurant. 282-3346
Family owned it operated A A Study Group - 7:30 p.m. General Supply Bldg.

John & Isabel Joynt - Sheri & Gary Graham on Hopi Dr. .
P O Box 1423 Overeaters Anonymous - 7 p.m. Unity Church,
' ' 282-3918

(602) 282-6400 Sedona, A7 86336

Sedona-Oak Creek Canyon Chamber of Commerce
informal breakfast meeting 7:30 a.m. Oaxaca
Restaurant. All members welcome, 282-7722.

Bell Rock Kiwanis of Sedona - 7:00 a.m. at the 19th
Hole. VOC, 284-1510.

Non-smokers Alcoholic Anonymous Meeting. 5:30
p.m. General Supply Bldg. on Hopi Dr. 282-

4321/5123.
JayCee Women - 7:30 p.m. at 44 Stutz Bearcat Rd.

282-4303.
American Association of Retired Persons - 2 p.m.

Sunset Mobile Home Park Rec Hall. 282-9594.
Verde Valley Shrine - 12 noon. All Shriners

welcome, 282-9042.
Verde Val[...]nymous Mtg. - 8:30 p.m. General

Supply Co. Bldg. on Hopi Dr. 282-5228.
Sedona Swingers Square Dancing - Sedona School

on Brewer Rd. 8 p.m. 282-5037.
Sedona-Red Rock Roundhousers 12:30 at
Shugrue's. 282-3747. All railroad buffs we[...]ma sponsored by Sedona-Oak Creek Ca-
nyon Chamber of Commerce - The Romance of Rat-
tlesnake Ridge". 282-7735, 282-5101. for reserva-

tions.

1 p.m. Harmony Hills Club

and Deloitte. Haskins an[...]nix Symphony
Orchestra at the POCO DIABLO RESORT" in Sedona. May 28 at
6:15 p.m. Tickets available NOW at Pace Diablo Resort. Call
282-7333. $8.1!) for Adults, $4.50 for Children. Children under 7
years FREE.

'Sponsored in part by FARR.

SA TURDA Y, MA Y28

Alcoholics Anonymous - 8 p.m. - General Supply
Co. Bldg. on Hopi Dr. 282-5240.

Mellerdrama sponsored by Sedona-Oak Creek Ca—
, nyon Chamber of Commerce - “The Romance of Rat-
tlesnake Ridge." 282-7735 or 282-5101 for reserva-

tions.

& COCKTAIL LOUNGE

Fi[...]* American Cuisine

_____________-_____—________1

I SPECIAL: 2 for 1 SPA GHETTI DINNER - $5.95 I

SUNDA Y , MAY 29[...]Shooting. Coconino County Sheriff’s

Range, end of Jordan Road. 1:00 p.m. Everyone

l I (2 for the price of 1) I welcome; help for beginners. 282-3684.

1 I Includes Dinner Salad 8. Choice of Garlic Bread or Roll I Sedona Democrats Picnic. 282-3072

. BRING YOUR F[...]Shop Dining Room HOPPY HOUI’ Duplicate Bridge - 1 p.m. Harmony Hills Club
l 7a.m.-5p.m. 5p.m.— ll p.m. 5p.m. -6p.m. House, 282-7406.

Troop No. 26 Boy Scouts - 7:30 p.m. - Church of
the Red Rocks. 282-7047.

A-A Women’s Stag Meeting - 8 p.m. General Sup-
ply Co. Bldg. on Hopi Dr. 282-3362.

Al-Anon Family Mtg. — 8 p.m. - “Is Your Life Af-
fected by Someone Else's Drinking Problem?"

General Supply Co. Bldg. on Hopi Dr. 282-3978.
’ Alcoholics Anonymous Mtg. - 8 p.m. General Sup-
ply Co. Bldg. on Hopi Dr. $25240. '

Overeaters Anonymous - 8:30 a.m. Call Evenings

for location.Cathy 282-3918. _
Camera Club - 7:30 p.m. Episcopal Church. 282-

4863.

APPEARING EVERY FRI. 8 SAT. 8 p.m. - 12 MIDNIGHT
‘ RAY - KLARE COMBO
, GOOD LISTENING 8 DANCING

BANQUET FACILITIES NOW AVAILABLE FOR UP TO 175 PEOPLE

KING'S RANSOM

} moron HOTEL
: Hwy. 179 - Sedona
2 Phone 282-9277

MOBILE HOMEOWNERS

INTRODUCING
THE LOWEST

MOBILE
-HOMEOWNERS

RATES IN THE
VERDE VALLEY.

TUESDA Y , MA Y 31
AA Meeting - 1:30 p.m. General Supply Co. Bldg.

on Hopi Dr.

Sweet Adelines - 7:30 p.m. 282-1275.

Sedona Sunrise Kiwanis Club - 7 a.m. Oaxaca
Restaurant. 282-7514.

Sedona Midday Rotary Club - 12:10 p.m. Poco

Diablo. 282-7116.
Veterans Affairs Officer - Justice Court from 1:30

to3:00 p.m.
Community Services Officers meeting. Former

Justice of Peace room in county building. 10 a.m.
282-4122.

WEDNESDA Y, JUNE 1
- . Sedona Toastmaster's Club - Oaxaca Restaurant
from 7 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. For further information con-
tact Shannon McCracken, 282-5398.

Al-Anon Family Meeting - 1:30 p.m. - “Is Your
- Life Affected by Someone Else’s Drinking Problem?
General Supply Co. Bldg. on Hopi Dr. 282-4242/3978.

Rotary Club 6:45 p.m. Au[...]onymous Meeting - 8 p.m. General
Supply Co. Bldg. on Hopi Dr. 282-5240.

Square Dance Workshop - 7:30[...]oadrunners. 282-3938 or 634-5282.

Men's Golf - 8 a.m. Oak Creek Country Club. 284-

1660.

Barbara Evartt[...]canola." Ja cees _ 730 .m. at First State Bank of Sedona.
® P.0. Box 2308 0 Anasazi Building 3.: 2[...]he Home Town Band - 7=30 P-m- S°d°na S°h°°'

on Brewer Road 282-4721.
Course in Miracles -

Restaurant. 282-3331.

Keep Sedona Beautiful - 8 a.m. King’s Ransom
Downstairs Meeting Room. Inter[...]er. All

are welcome. 282-3880.
Bolarette Society of Sedona - 12 noon. 282-7894.

St. John Vianney's Womens Guild at Church Hall.

All ladies invited. 10 a.m.
Free Public Program: “Consciousness, The Key[...]r present TV reception?

LET US SHOW YOU HOW YOUR
a - RECEPTION CAN
BE DRAMA TICALL Y
IMPROVED!

THURSDA Y. JUNE 2
Sedona-Oak Creek Canyon Chamber of Commerce

informal breakfast meeting 7:30 a.m. Oaxaca
Restaurant. All members welcome. 282-7722.
Kiwanis Club Mtg. & Luncheon - 12 noon - Auntie
Maudes Restaurant. 28203346.
A A Study Group - 7:30 p.m. - General Supply

Bldg. on Hopi Dr.
Overeaters Anonymous -

282-3918.
Bell Rock Kiwanis of Sedona, 7:00 a.m. at the 19th

Hole, VOC. 284-1510.

THANKS FROM
KIWANIS OF BELL ROCK

We wish to sincerely thank all the wonderful
people of the area who helped make our May
7, "Flea Market"[...]unity proiects. ‘

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7 p.m. Unity Church.[...]LIBRARY HOURS
Phone 282-7714

Monday 10 - 4:30, 7 - 9
Tuesday 10 - 4:30

Wed. 7 ~ 9

Thurs., Fri., Sat. 10 - 4:30

In observance of Memorial Day, the
library will be closed on Monday. May
30. We will be open during its regular
10 a.m. to 4:30 hours on Saturday,
May 28.

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The “Special Tuesdays" program
begins at the Sedona Public Library
on May 31 at 1:30 and will continue
each week through June 28. Each
Tuesday, we'll have a special book and
craft activity for grade-school
children.

On May 31, children can make their
own books with the help of volunteers.
The books can be used to record the
titles of books that children read dur-
ing the summer. There should be room
in the books for children to comment
on the books they have read or to
draw appropriate illustrations. Their
imaginations will be the only limit.

On succeeding Tuesdays, the
themes will be: dinosaur[...]oems will be read or acted out and
here Will be a craft project which cor-

responds to the theme.

Children who will enter grades one
through six in the fall are eligible to
take part in the “Special Tuesdays"
program. Children who ar[...]rs are invited to attend the
preschool story hour on Thursdays at

10:30.
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New. novels which can now be

checked out of the library are: My,
Sweet Audrina by V.C. Anders, A
Spark of Goodness by Charles Brady,
Sudden Death by Rita M[...]Evens, Little Sister by
Margaret Gaan, Silhouette in Scarlet
by Elizabeth Peters, A Pride oiRoyaIs
by Justin Scott, and The Canaris
Fragments by Walter Winward.

Novels on the best-seller list that
can now be found in the Rental Collec-
tion are: Christine by Stephen King,
Ancient Evenings by Norman Mailer,
and Chronicle of a Death Foretold by
Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

New westerns are: The Guns of
Morgette by CC. Boyer and The
Lonesome Gods by Lo[...]have been add-
ed to the collection are: The Best of
Isaac Asimov, Run Silent, Run Deep
by Edward L. B[...]ane, The High
Rocks by Loren D. Estleman, Stories
of Five Decades by Hermann Hesev,
Down Where the Moon Is Small by
Richard Llewellyn, Bedtime Story by
Jill Robinson and Word of Mouth by
Jerome Weidman.

Twelve new cassette tape and book
sets have been added to the children’s
collecti[...]lueberries for
Sal, Animal Nursery Tales, The Cat In
the Hat Song Book and II I Ran the

Zoo.

Keep Sedona Beautiful

Top Drawer

_Ours is a most fortunate organiza-
tion. People of extraordinary com~
petence and capability join our ranks

and give generously of their unusual
talents. One such individual is a

recently—retired top-drawer member of
the advertising profession, Benet
Hanau (Beh-nay Hah-now).

She is KSB‘s new V.P. in charge of
advertising and publicity.

Benet, at the age of 23, leaped from
running a dude ranch in Reno to New
York City, where she began her career
in adversiting with the highly-regarded
firm of Biow Company. However, fami-
ly ties shortly drew[...]Advertising Co.

Along the way the desire to have a fl-
ing as a cartoonist encouraged her to
study at the Chicago Academy of Fine
Arts. Her interest in sculpting was
given an airing. too. Nevertheless,[...]lley
National Bank account, as well as the
Valley of the Sun Club (tourist travel
division) for the Chamber of Commerce.
among others.

In her mind. however. remained the
challenge of operating her own agency.
At the suggestion of a friend. she ex-
plored such a possibility in the area of
San Jose, CA., then showing great pro-
mise for future industrial expansion
and business growth. This was the spot
she chose. It didn't take long for her

reputation as a perfectionist to become
well knowu.

Ruth L. Harrington, of Western

Advertising magazine provides us with
an excellent thumb-nail sketch of Hanau
- “a remarkable person in her own right
with a sound understanding of her craft;
the ability to express herself pithily and
with wit; a high degree of integrity:
good business judgment; a sense of

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humor: outspoken; a grass-roots
outlook; has the courage of her convic-
tions and is utterly fearless in stating
her_ position."

Benet Hanau's 35 years in the adver-
tising business heading her own agen-[...]nly brought its
recognition. American Association of
Advertising Agencies awarded her
firm membership, an honor bestowed
upon less than 10% of agencies qualify-
ing for the designation.

Along the way, Hanau wrote a con-
cise, practical book of do's and don't's in
the advertising business. Tying Emily
To a Post. Subtitled “Mind Your
Advertising Manners,[...]ness man who, incidental-
ly, makes up 98 percent of the nation's
business world.

This tiny woman. this titanic bundle
of energy weighing scarcely 100
pounds. who is judged ten feet tall by
her professional associates, was one of
only two women to hold a directorship
in the Better Business Bureau of San
Jose. and this she attained twice.

Born in Georgia, Benet departed the
south after completin[...]en to fly-
ing the Stars and Bars over her house.
which is appropriately named "Rebel's
Retreat." Somehow it[...]g!

We're glad Benet Hanau came to
town. Not only is she graciously placing
her expertise at our disposal. she has
given the Chamber of Commerce a
hand by designing its new logo. “Sooner
or later we'll see you in Sedona," it
reads. Well now, fine people such as she
coming to our village will certainly be a
most pleasant and resourceful way to

help
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Naylor's Restaurant
Phone 282-1392
Hwy. 89A - West Sedona

Ninibah’s
Phone 282-4256
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Sedona Chiropractic Clinic P.C.
Phone 282-7591
Hwy. 89A - West Sedona

Oak Creek Press &
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Phone 282-3448
Hwy. 89A - West Sedona

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B.H. Davidson Realty
Phone 282-1445
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Big Park Water Co.
Phone 284-2298
120 Arrowhead Dr. - VOC

Jac Jan
Phone 282-2945
Hwy. 89A - West Sedona

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Phone 282-93[...]edona

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of student art work in the

Upper Gallery of the
Sedona Arts Center is an

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both the teachers and the
students can be proud,[...]publican Women and Buckos

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and he pointed to control
of the state legislature,
and the fact that the
former Democratic lead
in voters registered has
significantly narrowed.
Munger was speaking to
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“WE APPREC[...]and twenty
Buckos (men’s auxiliary)
at the May 18 meeting of
the organization.

The problem, as
Munger sees it, is that
right now the
Republicans do not have
a focus to unify
Republican efforts during
the year[...]term as chairman.

Munger was elected as
chairman on January 22.
He has been active in
Republican campaigns,
and since his election has
traveled to every county
in the state, and has been
working at Republican
sta[...]s party action bet-
ween elections. He has
served in the army and is
a partner in the law firm
of Munger and Munger in
Tucson.

His preliminary goal is
to build the strongest
political organization in
the state. The party has
vigor and can finance
ca[...], he wants to
use the Republican Party
to express a positive pro-
gram to attract the
voters of the state. Bet-
ter than working just to
beat Democrats is to pro-
ve leadership in meeting
problems. People don’t
care about parties, he
said; they want to know
ho[...]y, the
speaker declared that dif-
ferent segments of the
population should
perceive that the
Republica[...]help them. The
Hispanic population, he
instanced, is_ basically
conservative, and strong-
ly family-or[...]licans have fail-
ed so far to convince
them that in Republican
principles they will find
their ideals expressed.
Young women, many
with responsibility for a
family, have serious pro-
blems that should be ad[...]nds, as outlined by
Munger, include publica-
tion of a party newspaper
which will pinpoint and
make clear the
Republican stand on
issues. It will call for sup-
port of the president, and
will be articulate on im-
portant issues and con-
vince the voters that[...]s have the
right answers. The paper
will start as a bi-monthly
and later be published
monthly.

In the business session
at 11 o'clock, VVRA
president Betty Vicari
made a report on the pro-
ceedings at the conven-
tion of the Arizona
Federation of Republican
Women at Rio Rico early

‘this month. At this con-

vention two members of
the VVRW were elected
to state offices. Laura
Lowry, twice president of
the local group, was
elected 2nd_ vice-
president of the state
organization. Joyce
Marten, also a former
VVRW president, will be
chairman of Region 5 of
the state organization
which comprises local
units in central and nor-
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with many of the works
being of truly profes-
sional calibre. The show
will remain on view
through Sunday, May 29,
and it is well worth a visit
to enjoy it.

Some 50 students are
exhibiting 95 works in 5
categories: painting
(acrylics, oil and water-[...]one, bronze,
alabaster, stone, clay and
clay with a raku glaze);
and one stained glass
piece, Dottie[...]the
Sedona Arts Center, and
the advanced courses of-
fered by the SAC itself.

OBITUARIES
Robert C. Blakely

Robert C. Blakely, age 68, of Cave Creek, passed
away on Wednesday, May 18, in Scottsdale Memorial
Hospital. He was born in San Angelo, Texas and lived
in Arizona for 15'/2 years in Sedona, Phoenix and
Cave Creek areas.

He was a tester with Westinghouse Corp. in
Chicago and was transferred to Milwaukee as
foreman, and came to Arizona as plant manager in
Tucson and Phoenix plants. He was an avid horseman
and participated in many local equestrian activities.

Survivors include his wife Dorothy of Cave Creek;
sons Paul of Phoenix, Ronald of Flagstaff; one
daughter, Adele Blakely of Phoenix; two sisters and
five grandchildren.

Rin[...]esso, 78, passed away at Marcus Lawrence
Hospital in Cottonwood on May 14. A resident of
Sedona for nearly 40 years, she came here from Co[...]he Tresso family were former owners and
operators of the Bridgeport Tavern in Bridgeport and
the Rainbow’s End in West Sedona. They were the
principal donors of land for the Mingus Union High
School and instiga[...]ve for an am-
bulance for Sedona. Mrs. Tresso was a lifetime
member of the BPOE Auxiliary.

The family requests donations to the Sedona Am-
bulance Fund.

A rosary was said Tuesday, May 17, at Westcott
Funeral Home in Sedona, with a funeral mass
Wednesday at 9 a.m. at St. John Vianney Catholic
Church in Sedona, with Father Eugene McCarthy of-
ficiating. Interment followed at Sedona Memorial[...]Verwey

Selma Louise Verwey, 73, passed away May 12 at
Marcus Lawrence Hospital in Cottonwood. A resident
of Sedona for the past six years, Mrs. Verway came
here from Bangladesh.

She was a volunteer worker in Cottonwood, did
volunteer work at the local blood pressure clinic, and
was a past volunteer on the Red Rock Ambulance.

Survivors include two children, Delora Lynn
MeWilliams of Little Rock, Ark.; and James R.
Verwey of Houston, Texas.

Services were held Monday, May 16, at 10 a.m. at
the Westcott Funeral Home Chapel with the R[...]t followed at Sedona Memorial Park.

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14A - RED ROCK NEWS Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, May 25, 1983

AWANA Annual
Awards Night

The Annual Awana
Awards Night was held
Tuesday evening, May
17, at 7:00 o'clock at the
West Sedona Baptist
Church in Settlers Rest.

Bob Davenport, Awana
Commander, a[...]e 55 children who had
completed the required
work in their books.

First Book ribbons
were presented to:

CUBBIES

Clayton Detw[...]n and
Brandee Ruffner.

PIONEER
Jeff Gray

Second Book ribbons
presented to:
CUBBIES
Murphy Martines,
He[...].

CHUMS
Karyn Anderson

GUARDS
Pam Finley

Third Book SPARKY
PLAQUE Awards went
to Laura Lankford, Ryan
Riehl and Brian Zender.

Third Book TIMOTHY
TROPHIES went to Cin-
namon Martin and
Samilyn Story.

A very special thanks
goes to two young ladies,
Sandra Hale, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hale,
and Cindy’ Gray,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Red Gray, for six faithful
years in Awana and for
having completed the six
required books and for
this they received a
meritorious trophy. Con-
gratulations, girls, for
your faithfulness.

Each year we award a
Clubber of the Year
Sparky doll to the Sparky
who has been the most
faithful in his attendance,
dues, Sunday School, br-
inging his book and Bible
and this year we had a
three-way tie, with
James Cunningham, Da-
mian Riehl and Ryan
Riehl. Our Awana Club-
ber of the Year has the
same requirements as the
Sparks, plus the number
of sections they pass, plus
they must take an exam
and pass it on their com-
plete book. The winner
this year was Brandee
Ruffner of Camp Verde,
who received a free week
to Prescott Pines Baptist
Camp, plus a trophy. The
runner-up was Nick
Riehl, who will receive a
half scholarship to the
same camp.

Congratulations to all
the children for a very
successful year and
thanks to all the parent[...]ildren
with us and letting us
teach them the Word of
God.

Camera Club News

The Oak Creek Canyon
Camera Club will hold its
May meeting on Monday
evening, May 30, at the
parish hall of St. An-
drew’s Episcopal Church
on Arroyo Pinon Drive in
West Sedona. The
meeting is at 7:30. Please
note the next Camera
Club meeting will be

‘Monday, August 29, after

a summer break of the

months of June and July.
Our subject for the

membership competition

on April 25 was

“‘animated’’ subjects,

with the winners being as

follows:

A CLASS

1 - James Carkie

2 - Charles Miller

3 - Car] Fliessbach

HM - Mary Huhnke

AA CLASS

1 - Ann Frazier

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The membership slide
competition for May 30 is
“open” subject. The slide
judging will be by Jim
Harris, who operates a
photographic studio in
Flagstaff and at one time
taught photography as a[...]tisfactory to the
club.

The main program will
be a color slide show,
“Invitation To San Fran-
cisco,” a show loaned to
us by PSA in anticipation
of their forthcoming 50th
anniversary to be held in
that city August 8 to 13.
The slides have been ex-
pertly produced with
b[...]ofessional
narration. It presents the
best scenes of San Fran-
cisco carefully selected
from many slides made
available by some of the
best photographers.
Among the appealing at-
tractions blended into the
show are unforgettable
views of the cable cars,
the Golden Gate Bridge,
Chinatown[...]many
other S.F. scenes well
worth the expenditure of
time, talent and film
needed to record them.
Also[...]oast with its crashing
surf and azure blue
waters of. the Pacific.

If you are a Califor-
nian, come and enjoy the
beauty you alre[...], you will be
most anxious to add it to
your list of places to see

some day.
Area visitors and those
interested in

photography are invited
to attend our May 30
mee[...]our slide judge for the
evening.

The cast of the first Mellerdrama of the season Foster, Are

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vynne Evenstar, De[...]e, and Kevin Moriarty.

Mellerdrama Season Begins This Weekend

Sedona’s Mellerdrama
season gets underway
this Friday and Saturday,
May 27 and 28 at Memory
Lane in uptown Sedona.

This weekend’s perfor-
mances kick off the first
of three mellerdramas to
be staged between
Memorial[...]ey’re sponsored
by the Sedona-Oak Creek
Chamber ofa rollicking
comedy performed before
a booing, hissing crowd.

The cast of characters
is made up of local
businessmen and women

who get as much fun out
of performing as the au-
dience does out of wat-
ching.

The cast of characters
includes: Debbie Fields as
Purity Snow[...]Perkins; and Sarah

Foster as Jenny Perkins.
Also in the cast are Bob-
bie Lee and Tasha
Wagner as the dance hall
girls. No one is telling
who plays the ghost.

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director, will use his

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Sedona Democrats at-
tending a recent meeting
in Phoenix heard Sam
Goddard, party chairman
for Arizona, say that the
state’s Democratic Party
is facing a serious but not
insurmountable financial
problem.

In an attempt to
counteract this, Goddard
said, one of the largest
volunteer efforts ever
made here on behalf of
the party is now under
way, aimed at preparing
for the 1984 elections. In
the unusual off-year fund
drive, he said, some 30[...]eing manned
by volunteer communica-
tions workers in order to
make direct contact with
voters.

In addition, members
of AFT-CIO unions are
asking for contributions
in 40,000 letters to the
members, while party
member[...]e party.

Other volunteers are
going door to door in
selected areas, leaving
party literature and talk[...]ncial sup-
port, registration, and

participation in party ac-
tivities.

In this door-to-door ef-
fort, Goddard said, some
500 vol[...]er 5,000
hours calling friends,
meeting with them in
person, and “discussing
the needs of the
Democratic Party for per-
sonal and financial sup-
port. This is an effort un-
precedented in the
history of the Democratic
Party in Arizona.”

Goddard added, “Our
decision to re[...]year has
been prompted by the
need to prepare for a dif-
ficult but winnable elec-
tion next year.
Re[...]fort
will conclude over
Memorial Day weekend
with a Democratic party
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arrived to the realm of
fine art.

Environmental
Realists will host the
showing of the Arizona
Knifemakers Association

their custom-made
knives and a group of the
members themselves.
Hours for the showing
will be 10:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m. throughout the en-
tire exhibit.

For those who still
hearken back to the days
when making a knife by
hand involved finding an
old file or saw blade, grin-
ding it down and putting
on a handle - if that
memory lingers on, keep
it. But don’t think that it
has anything remotely
connected with the ultra
sophistication in metals,
materials and skills that
are inherent in today’s
custom-made knives
made by true artists in
the field.

And some of you may
wonder how the word art
happened in this article.
If you had read the arti-
cle in the magazine
Southwest Art (Feb. 1983
issue) entitled “Function
Tempered by Design”
you would now know that
the best of the custom
knifemakers’ art is
recognized as being fine
art.

With a lot of informa-
tion these days concerned
with investmen[...]aders to know
that collecting custom-
made knives is indeed not
a bad way to go. Consider
a statement in Douglas R.
Casey’s book, “Crisis In-
vesting”: “I can think of
few collectibles that have
both real value across
space and time and have
not yet caught on with
the general public.” One
collectible he admits to
having gathered for
years is that of custom-
made knives.

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the very best of the art,
and they collect it
because it is an art.
Members’ of the
Arizona Knifemakers
Association fall into tne
elite group of custom-
knifemakers. Many ar-
tists of this association
will be on hand Friday,
the 28th, and Saturday,
the 29th, at[...]You will find them
dedicated to their art,
proud of their skills and
most willing to answer
any questions you may
ask about their knives.
With this group, there is
no attitude of “I’m the ar-
tist, and you're not.”

What kind of art goes
into a fine custom-made
knife? For one thing, all
parts[...]n, or ex-
ceeding, the most exac-
ting tolerances of any
jeweler. And that seems
a valid comparison, for
much of a jeweler’s
embellishing materials
are the same a[...]emaker.

But let’s look at the
blades. While it is true
that some knifemakers
prefer the forge, hammer
and anvil in shaping their
blades, most others select
rolled steel in bars of
from 17 different exotic
varieties. While some
elect to[...]des to specialists
for that step.

Once the blade is ready
for the handle, some
rather unsuspected
mat[...]s endless.

More embellishment
awaits application on
many handles. There's
gold or silver inlay, bas-
relief or three-
dimensional sculpture,
perhaps a_ concert-
combination in beauty
through joining some of
those elements together.

There still remains the
sheath. That can be plain,
but in most cases it, too,
can be decorated by the
same degree of skill and
use of materials as by a
jeweler.

It must be
remembered that it is
from artistic efforts of
the Renaissance that the

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How a computer can be
used to bring out the
most brilliant “fire” in a
gemstone while faceting
it, and the preliminary
results of a current
survey seeking new ore
bodies in the Jerome
area, will be the respec-
tive topics of two timely
and highly informative
lectures to be presented
during the upcoming an-
nual Gem and Mineral
Show in Cottonwood, ac-
cording to Harry Mc-
Coske, chairman of the
show.

To be held Saturday
and Sunday, May 28 and
29, in the gymnasium of
Mingus Union High
School, Jerome, the show
is being jointly sponsored
by the Oak Creek Gem
and Mineral Society of
Sedona and the Mingus
Gem and Mineral Club.
Hours will be 10 a.m. to 7
p.m. Saturday, and 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.

Admission will be $1.00
per person, with pro-

ceeds benefiting the
M[...]School Student Loan
Fund. Food will be
available in the high
school cafeteria both
days.

Both lectures are
scheduled for 1:30 p.m.
On Saturday, Paul Lind-
berg, Sedona geologist,
will describe the tests
now underway in an at-
tempt to locate possible
new ore bodies in the
Jerome area, and the
results are said to look
very promising.

The lecturer on Sun-
day will be Dick Conley,
alse of Sedona. He will
have a computer with
him and will demonstrate
how it can be used to
select the best angles for
faceting a gemstone. This
should be of interest not
only to rockhounds but to
computer buffs as well.

Another feature of the
show, which is expected
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The dinners by Bill Poland and daughter, Mary.
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loudness in both ears and the speech reaches the two
ears at approx. the same time. We know that another
speaker is to one side or the other when the speech is
slightly louder in one ear and reaches one ear slightly
sooner than the other. When listening in a noisy environ-
ment, it is essential that we be able to separate the
speech[...]om the other sounds and noise
Ground us.

The use of one aid tends to make all the sounds around us
seem to be “inside the head” and it is difficult to separate
the important sounds from background noise, With an aid
in each ear, the sounds are more natural and tend to[...]here they belong.” Two aids can also
be used at a lower volume level than one...helping avoid
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Members of the Sedona School orchestra who per-
form at grad[...]Cathy Miller, Jeff Brueland. (Second row): Ridge

12-Year-Old Wins Flagstaff
Symphony Guild Competition

by Russ Lilly

Vanessa Winborne, a
sixth grader at Sedona
School, won the 16th an-
nual Flagstaff Symphony
Guild talent search in the
junior division, playing
against older junior[...]om throughout Nor-
thern Arizona.

Miss Winborne, a
cellist who is a member of
her school orchestra
(Sedona School), was
awarded first place by
the judges for her perfor-
mance of the first move-
ment of the Concerto in D
by Vivaldi during recent
competition at \Ashurst
Music Hall on the Nor-
thern Arizona University
campus. She was accom-

panied by Mrs. Betty Lou
Cummings, who is chair-
man of the competition.

Miss Winborne and her
sister Chelsea, a fifth
grader who plays violin,
were central to the
rebirth of the orchestra
at their school, along with
sixth- and seventh-grade
teacher John Kline.
There are now 15 others
taking part in the in-
strumental music pro-
gram and there is a
school orchestra to play
at graduation this year,
as well as other special
events.

Miss Winborne also
studies privately with
Nadine Dean, who is prin-
cipal cellist with the
Flagstaff Symphony.
Earlier this year she

Five Sedonans Selected for
Juried Photo Show in Jerome

o'clock: The artists, their «northern Ar[...]phers whose
work has been accepted
for exhibition in the
Verde Valley Art Assoca-
tion’s 4th Annual Juried
Photography Exhibition,
June 3 to 27, and two of
the five are award win-
ners.

Baldwin Baker receiv-
ed a Special Juror’s
Award for his color photo
titled “L’Arc.” Helen
Hoffman received a Top
Award for a Sedona
scene in color titled
“Winter Reflection.”

Sponsored by Art’s
Shutterbug Photo Store
in Cottonwood, the ex-
hibition is being held in
the VVAA Gallery on
Main Street in Jerome.
The opening reception
will start at 7 p.m[...]d at 8

Meeting
Planned

The Sedona Founda-
tion, a not-for-profit
public corporation, is
holding a meeting next
week entitled ‘What
does the term survival
mean to you?”

The meeting will be
held on Thursday, June
2nd, at 7:30 p.m. in the
meeting room of the First
State Bank of Sedona.

A panel discussion will
be followed by audience
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attend.

Both traditional and
avant-garde works are in-
cluded in the show. The
main portion of the ex-
hibition was juried by
Walter Meayers Ed-
wards of Sedona. A
special exhibit of ex-
perimental photography
was juried by members of
the VVAA Program and
Jurying Committee.

In addition to Sedona,
photographers whose
work has[...]wood,
Tempe, Phoenix, and
Scottsdale. The gallery is
open daily from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m.

Monday - Saturday

9:30 - 5:30 p.m.[...]RED ROCK NEWS Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, May 25, 1983 - 15A

Eric

Schairer, Donnie Newman. (Third row): Jenny

Steele and Debbie Bird.

Vanessa Winborne, a 12-year-old sixth grader at

Sedona School, rece[...]-aged musicians entered from throughout

received a superior
rating in the solo festival

held in Page.
Although she thought
she had aof the
NAU music department;
Dr. Ralston Pitts, of the
music faculty; and Mrs.
Penny Purcell, of the
Flagstaff Unified School
District music program.

The 12-year-old, who
receives a cash award
along with the recogni-
tion, said she would like
to play in a symphony or-
chestra when she is older,
or perhaps teach cello,
because she enjoys[...]others. She has
studied music four years.

Winner of the senior
high division was Karin
Eide of Flagstaff, who at-
tends Flagstaff High
School. She will perform
next fall with the sym-
phony during a special
program prepared for
students.

Other student musi-
cians at Sedona School in-
clude Kisa Holladay,
Sarah Foster, Cathy
Miller,[...]y
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Northern Arizonans Do Well in

by Elizabeth Rigby

Six members of the

Northern District of
Arizona Press women

have recently received
four 1st-place awards,
two 2nds and one
honorable mention in the
annual APW statewide
communications contest,
it has been announced by
Betty Reining of Cot-
tonwood, immediate
past president of the
district. The 1st-place
winning entries will now
be entered in the Na-
tional Federation of
Press Women’s Com-
munications Contest.

The awards were
presented at a banquet
held Saturday evening,
May 7, at La Posada
Resort in Scottsdale, at
which Erma Bombeck
was guest speaker. Cen-
tral District hosted the
three-day convention,
which included a full day
of seminars and a lun-
cheon featuring fashions
for the working woman
staged by Diamonds of
Scottsdale.

Next year’s annual
APW convention to be
held in May, 1984, will
be hosted by Northern
District in Sedona, Mrs.
Reining has announced.

Northern District win-
ners in the 1983 state
contest are Sammie
Thompson, formerly of
Sedona and Grand Ca-
nyon; Mrs. Reining;
LaV ina[...]ete, Jerome.
The annual com-

munications contest in-
cludes more than 100
categories in which com-
municators may enter
what they consider their
best work of the year.
The categories include
both print and e[...]Nor-
thern Arizona _ press
woman, Vennie B. White
of the White Mountain
Independent, who is an
APW member at large,
this year walked off with
seven awards in various

categories.
Northern District
member Sammie

Thompson received two
awards, a first in the in-
terview category for
newspapers with bet-
ween 5,000 and 25,000
circulation, and 2 second
for a feature story, both
published in the Verde
View, which she former-
ly edited. She had sub-
mitted three entries in
the contest.

The interview was
with Red Skelton, whom
she interviewed and
photographed in Sedona
in March, 1982. She con-
siders it the best piece
she has wri[...]s. The feature

story revolved around
the closing of Casey’s
Corner, long a Cornville
landmark.

Mrs. Thompson, who
is a talented singer and
pianist as well as a
writer, has spent the
past several months as
ente[...]Tovar,
Grand Canyon, the first
full-time musician in the
Canyon area, she says.

Her last appearance
there was on May 21.
Now she and her

daughter Kelly, also a
talented writer, are
leaving Arizona for an
as-yet-undetermined
destination.

Betty Reining, a
public relations consul-
tant who owns JB Com-
munications in Phoenix
and Cottonwood, won
her 1982 first-place state
award for technical
writing in a five-piece
package for direct mail
sent to over 9,000 im-

munologists worldwide
for Quadroma, Inc. of
California.

Mrs. Reining has won
over 12 state awards in
the APW contests dur-
ing the past several
years. She has also been
the winner of one Ist-
place national award and
one 2nd-place national
award. She is currently
listed in “Who’s Who In
American Women.”

In addition to her
writing, she has taught
public re[...]d had her
own half-hour talk show
for three years on
KPAZ-TV, Phoenix.

Another first-place
winner in the 1982 state
contest was Patricia
Cook, who is associated
with Cochran Press,
Flagstaff. Her award
was for a manual in
public relations promo-
tion materials.

Also a first-place win-
ner was LaVina Brown
of Clarkdale, newly
elected president of
APW’'s Northern
District. A nutritionist
and dietitian by profes-
sion, she won her award
for a personal column
published in the Verde
Valley News. A_ story
about her appears
elsewhere in this issue of
the RED ROCK NEWS.

Elizabeth Rigby won a
second-place award for
her only entry in the
contest, a photostory in
a newspaper other than
a daily. It was the
Fotofeature that ap-
peared in the Red Rock
NEWS, November 24,
1982 covering the
Sedona Historical Socie-
ty’s tour of little-known

historic sites in Oak
Creek Canyon.

Mrs. Rigby is a
freelance writer who

reports regularly for the
N[...]writes

Women’s Guild to Meet

The Ladies Guild of St.
John Vianney will meet
on Wednesday, June 1,
with Iva Jean Hubing,
president, presiding. The
women are urged to at-
tend the 8:00 a.m. Mass
and there will be a Con-
tinental breakfast follow-
ing the Mass. As a result,
the meeting has been

changed to 9:30 a.m. in-
stead of the previous
time of 10:00.

The president will give
a report on the very suc-
cessful potluck supper on
May 22, honoring Father
McCarthy on the 40th an-
niversary of his ordina-
tion.

immediate past district p[...]aVinia Brown, Pat Cook, and

Valerie Fekete.

for a variety of other
publications. She has
won several awards in
APW contests in the
past.

Valerie Fekete won an
honorable mention for an
editorial published in the
Verde Valiey News.

Arizona Press Women
also[...]annual
Junior Mass Com-
munications Contest,
and this year there were
three winners from Nor-
thern Ari[...]Yearta, and Bud Jones.

The National Federa-
tion of Press women has
affiliates in all 50 states.
Arizona Press Women
was founded in 1953.
Membership is open to
persons working for
remuneration as com-
municators in any of the
media.

The organization's
stated objectives are to
provide a means of com-
munication among pro-
fessional women in the
state of Arizona; to pro-
vide an exchange of
mass communications
ideas and experiences;
to make possible a com-
mon voice in matters of

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statewide importance to
women in the mass com-
munications fields; to ad-
vance the professional
standards in the field in
Arizona; to promote a
spirit of friendship and
service among its
members; and to provide
a professional status of
reference value to
members in

various positions.

Members receive a
monthly state newslet-
ter, The Type Rider, and
the National Federation
of Press Women’s mon-
thly magazine, Press
Woman.

Betty Reining is cur-
rently serving on APW’s
membership committee,
and she invites com-
municators in the Verde
Valley and surrounding
areas who would like to
learn more about the
organization and might
like to become members
to get in touch with her
at P.O. Box 1822, Cot-
tonwood, AZ 86326, tel.
634-9065.

The next Northern
District meeting will be
held June 14 in Sedona
at a location to be an-
nounced.

their ©

DAR

The Kachina Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution met for lunch at the home of
member Jo King on May 16. Immediately after lunch,
Patty Woodard of the Bear Track Trading Post in up-
town Sedona spoke to the women. She told a great
deal about her friendships with Indians dur[...]endeavored to give her audience an
understanding of Indian philosophy and attitude
toward life.

When[...]and announc-
ed that the chapter had been awarded a citation of
honor for its support of the building renovation fund,
and the Gold Honor Roll Award at the 93rd Continen-
tal Congress of the DAR held in Washington, D.C. this
spring.

The annual presentation of the DAR medal for ex-
cellence in leadership was made to Cadet Major
James D. Roe of Tuba City High School.

Mrs. Bean concluded the meeting with a report to
the members of the chapter upon her attendance at
the Continental Congress in company with Phoebe
Smith of the local chapter and others of the delegation
from Arizona.

Attending the lunch[...]ean Barnum and
guest Vivian Elmgren.

Garden Club of the Red Rocks

The Garden Club of the Red Rocks met at the home
of Mrs. Rolan Simpson for the May meeting and spr-
i[...]Johnson, conducted the
business meeting. She gave a detailed report on the
State Federation meeting held in Scottsdale. She
brought home many suggestions for our coming
meetings in the new year.

Those attending were Mrs. Johnson,[...]Following the business meeting, Mrs. Ola Keller of
the Flagstaff Flower Arrangers Garden Club, gave a
most impressive service in installing the new officers
for the coming year.[...]y.

Mrs. Henry Brereton, treasurer.

At the close of the meeting, Mrs. Abe Miller gave
constructive criticism on our flower arrangers for the
day. These were: Mrs[...]all, and Mrs. Rolan Simpson.

The Aware Woman...

In pursuing a continuing interest in messages, mot-
tos and motives behind personalize[...],
we find one Sedona family practically wrote the book.

As the “bewildering offspring” (remember Father
Barber? yes, yes) of Mims and Joe Rowan reach driv-
ing age, the “ne[...]ith
plate ROWAN. “We think the instant identity of the
plate is a caution to no-nonsense performance on the
part of the enthusiastic new driver,” Mims explained.

There are two other ROWANS on the road - M
ROWAN is for Margaret and Marty. K ROWAN is
driven by Kelly and Kathleen. Joe’s Ford Econol[...], as Oak Creek
Orators will translate wearily and in unison “Texas
University Ex!” Yea! Hook ‘em horns!

Building up to the big finish on the Rowan transpor-
tation is the I R A VW. In an effort to save the
Rowans from late-night phone calls, “Okay. We give
up. What is it?” Mims quickly deciphers “The off-road
vehicle is a VW Thing, like a Jeep. Looks like a Ger-
man army command car. People kept stopping u[...]the car was, so we got the plate to ex-
plain ‘I are a VW.’ ” Now they stop and ask what the
license is?

On the first sunny Saturday morning, a little blue
Datsun with ASU decal on the window worked its
way up one-seventy-nine. No[...]a plate YEE HAW.

The white Pontiac station wagon of Jacque and
William Brand carries the plate JAC JA[...]days where Jacque and her sister Jan Robbins
had a shop in La Placita in restored uptown Tucson.
In La Placita for eight years, the sisters featured[...]AC-JAN, the shop and the license, moved to
Sedona in November, 1981. Jac-Jan, in West Sedona
on 89A, now has a wider selection of gifts, dealing
more in one-of-a-kind items in imports and folk art.
Too extensive to be called a boutique, Jac-Jan’s has
the ambiance and assortment of a classic bazaar.

A van at Nickerson’s on eye-ten between Phoenix
and Tucson was full of heavy fabric and some wicker.
There was no company name painted on the door but
the Arizona plate advertised DECOR 8.

Sedonans also advertise but in some cases it takes
an insider’s discernment to get the message. For ex-
ample, ACAXAO looks like there’s been an explosion
at the penitentiary. Gloria Peach, co-owner of Oaxaca
Restaurant and Cantina, suggests reading h[...]r first love, Oaxaca,
and newly-opened Daisy Cafe in Camp Verde and
Camp Verde’s first dance hall/restaurant, the Zane
Grey Steak House.

The Zane Grey is a 10,000-sq.-ft. building, entirely
new from kitchen to false-front entrance. The Old
West theme is carried through the menu, the decor,
the player piano and on Fridays and Saturdays a live
country-and-western band.

Sedona’s uptown Mexican/American restaurant is
also advertised on thé plates of Gloria's partner, Don
Hopkins - WAHAKA.

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let there be a little musical instrument
in your dollhouse

Harps, spinettes, violins, cellos
to name a few
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BABBITT'S
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Dave Cech, Sed[...]Oaxaca Restaurante
and Cantina

Phone 282-4179
231 N. Hwy. 89A - Sedona

WENDY Woop

The Arizona Bank
Phone 282-4103

CELIN SERBO - PAULSHOSTED _—VALORIE TIBB

Sedona Market
Phone 282-4226
At the “Y” in Sedona

C.D. Jackson Nursery
and Landscaping
282-9556 - W. Hwy. 89A

EI Prado Gallery

Phone 282-7390[...]Carriage Casuals
Phone 282-4401

Home Cookin’ - 282-9971
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Phone 282-7174

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Shugrue’s
Phone 282-2943

Seth Williams & Associates
282-1272 or 284-2176
1785 First State Plaza - W. Sedona

Windust Automotive

Phone 282-1444
Tortilla Dr. @ W. Hwy. 89A

W. Hwy. 89A - Sedona

V[...]ncent 634-4524 or 282-6287 The Best Homemade Pies in Town
Phone 634-2291 Cornville, Arizona (Closed Thursday)

Larry Poage, Manager
401 Jordan Rd. Uptown Sedona
Phone 282-4181

New Manager - Kermit Firestone
Horses Boarded, T[...]Vic's Septic Tank Service

Uptown Sedona - 282-7761

Red Rock Rentals
Phone 282-5313
Hwy. 89A - West Sedona

Staynless Realty

Warren Steele, Broker

284-1560 or 282-3434
Village of Oakcreek

1516 E. Hwy. 279 Cottonwood

JIM & MARY J0’S
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Hwy. 89A - West Sedona
Phone 282-4127

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Hwy 179 - Village of Oakcreek
Phone 284-1030

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Camp Verde

“THIRD TIER, GUTHRIE THEATER, MIN-
NEAPOLIS, MINN.” by Barbara Davies Nelson
has a satiric quality reminiscent, as one observer

remarked,

of Honore Daumier’s lithographic

caricatures. Onl[...]re actually looking at the play. The old man, who
is pretending to have dozed off, is attempting to

Nelson's Two Group Sculptures
At S[...]th the
RED ROCK NEWS,"
says Barbara Davies
Nelson of her not incon-
siderable involvement
with sculptu[...]e were
going to move to Sedona

someday, and when I
read about Eugenia
Everett, I promised

myself that when we did,
I would study with her.”

Before the Nelsons’
retirement in 1979, Bar-
bara’s lifelong profes-
sional career had been in
the theater but, she says,
she had always wanted to
sculpt, so when she final-
ly arrived in Sedona to
stay, she was quick to
enroll in a sculpture class
-- with Eugenia Everett,
of course.

Since then, Barbara
has taken all four of the
courses offered by
Yavapai College in
cooperation with the
Sedona Arts Center, and
this year she has been a
student in the Advanced
Sculpture class offered
by the SAC a[...]a
has taken as_ her

“signature” the creation
of multi-figure pieces, the
two latest of which are
now on view at the SAC’s
Student Art Show in the
Upper Gallery of the
Sedona Art Barn.

For them, she has
drawn upon her
theatrical background
and upon a sense of
humor that shows up in
the satiric quality of the

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BARBARA DAVIES NELSON'S amusing pase seat of the‘ ‘Ladies peaniag
Room at the Old Log Thea[...]innesota, where Barbara per-
formed for 30 years, is attracting a lot of attention at the current Student
Art Show at the Sedona Arts Center. The woman on the left is a composite
portrayal of several character actresses. The other four figures are portraits
of members of the company. Anne Blazer getting ready to put on a wig, Bar-

bara Davies Hersel, Cindy Subby, and Mary Seibel.

pieces, reminiscent, says
one observer, of the
French artist Honore

Daumier’s lithographi[...]adies’ Dressing Room
at the Old Log Theatre,”
is inspired by Barbara's
memories of the Ex-
celsior, Minnesota stock
company with which she
performed for 30 years.
The other, “Third Tier in
the Guthrie Theater,”
depicts a section of life on
the other side of the
footlights.

Both pieces, done in
high-fired stoneware, are
admirably executed and
show a high degree of
character perception.
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teacher professes to be
proud of and excited by
her student’s§ ac-
complishments. “None of
my other students has
done anything like this
before,” she says.
Another of Nelson’s in-
novations in the class has
been the use of a techni-
que that eliminates the
“tedious and _ boring”
hollowing-out process
usually required before a
piece of ceramic
sculpture is fired.
“Basically, it amounts
to building the piece