Sedona Red Rock News, 1981-07-08 (2025)

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timist International of Sedona, and Gladys Hogue
(third from left), chairman of the club’s ways and
means committee, presented[...]b’s annual dinner meeting at Poco
Diablo Resort on Tuesday evening, June 30.
Here, from left, happily accepting the donations
on behalf of their organizations, are: Ginny

Hogue, standing in for Edith Geary, vice-
president; Joanna Newman,[...]ng
president and 2-year director; and Rose Huson, 1-
year director.

NEWSfoto by Elizabeth Rigby[...]Install New Officers

by Elizabeth Rigby

It was a happy occasion
for all concerned -- for the
representatives of the
seven important com-
munity causes that
received donations totall-
ing $4,200.00, and for the
members of Soroptimist
International of Sedona
who had worked hard all

Elson’s
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have registered at

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July 25th[...]ible.

The occasion was the
annual dinner meeting of
the club held Tuesday
evening, June 30, at Poco
Diablo Resort, with 37
members and guests in
attendance.

Gladys Hogue, chair-
man of the club’s ways
and mean committee,
who made th[...], said the funds had
been raised through the
sale of the _ club's
cookbook, the sale of
See’s candy, a wine
tasting party, a rummage
sale, and participation in
a phase of the St.
Patrick’s Day celebra-
tion.

Receiving the gifts on
behalf of their respective
organizations were Gitti
Silven, for the ambulance
service, $1,500; Mickey
Hawley, Verde Valley
Community Guidan[...]Sedona Public Library,
$200.00.

Installed as new of-
ficers for the coming year
were Joanna Newman,
president; Edith Geary
(in absentia), vice-
president; Ann Wehmann
(in absentia), treasurer
and 2-year delegate; Bet-
ty[...]secretary; Nola
Bruckman, corresponding

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OUTGOING SOROPTIMIST PRESIDENT
Jeanne Jon[...]president Joanna Newman, who
seemed to be having a little difficulty in making
the darned thing stick.

NEWSfoto by Eliza[...]ng the
2-year director; Rose’ ceremony.

Huson, 1-year director; Several board
and Terry Tabback, m[...]gate. Mrs.- special awards from
Tabback served as in- outgoing president

stalling officer.
Initiated as a new
member was Sue Sund-

Jeanne Jones for outstan-
ding services rendered
during the year 1980-81.

Burglar Apprehended

by Dick Riley

Thanks to an _ obser-
vant neighbor, a burglar
was captured red-handed
Saturday evening in Oak
Creek Canyon.

According to Coconino
County Sheriff's Deputy
Lew Millegan, 27-year-
old Thomas Gastelum of
Tucson allegedly broke
into the residence of Dr.
Paul Schnur of Bedside
Manor in Oak Creek Ca-
nyon at about 6 p.m.
Saturday, July 4th. Entry
was gained through a
patio door into the
master bedroom.
Gastelum then removed a
stereo, hid it in the yard,
returned to the house and

Variance to
be Requested

by Elizabeth Rigby

At 10 a.m. on July 16,
the Coconino County
Board of Adjustment for
Supervisorial District 3
will hold a public hearing
to consider a request for
a variance in Sierra Vista
subdivision, Sedona, it
has been ann[...]proposed variance
would permit the con-
struction of a_ single-
family dwelling on Lot
76C, which is presently
zoned A (General) and re-
quires a minimum front-
yard setback of 20 feet
and a rear-yard setback
of 25 feet. The proposed
variance would permit an
encroachment on those
setbacks of 10 feet in
front and 15 feet in the
rear.

The hearing will be in
the Department of Com-
munity Development
Conference Room, Coun-
ty[...],
Flagstaff. Persons

wishing to testify may
file a written statement
in advance and/or may ap-
pear and be heard.

The application has

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RED ROCK NEWS Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, July 8, 1981 - 3A

removed a 21-inch color
T.V. As he was leaving
with the T.V. a neighbor,
Ed Cable, observed him
and yelled at him.

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Gastelum began to run
with the T.V. but Cable,
who had grabbed a gun,
began chasing him.
Gastelum threw the T.V.
i[...]he
burglar and finally
caught up to him at Hwy.
89A, where he held him
until Deputy Millegan ar-
rive[...]ge Russ
Petit, charged with
burglary and released on
$500 bond.

Reportedly the
Schnurs, who reside in
Tucson, only visit their
Oak Creek Canyon
residence occasionally,
and were not at home at
the time of the burglary.

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Increase in Crime is Reason for
County Attorney States

Concern,

by Elizabeth Rigby

Thirty percent of all
United States
households, or nearly
one-third of the country’s
population, will fall vic-
tim to some form of crime
this year, Yavapai Coun-
ty Attorney Charles
Hastings told 35
members, delegates and
guests of1.

The crime rate has
been escalating sharply,
and Sedona is no excep-
tion, nor is Yavapai Coun-
ty as a whole, Hastings
said, and he _ provided
some figures to back up
the statement.

In 1977, there were 200
felony filings in the coun-
ty. In 1980, there were
260. In the first six mon-
ths of 1981, there have
been 180, and that, of
course, could come to a
total of 360 by the time
the year is over.

There has been a cor-
responding increase in
the number of misde-
meanor filings, the Coun-
ty Attorney said.

Because of the volume
of the current case load,
law enforcement officers
b[...]ice as many
cases as they did before.
The results of the situa-
tion can also be seen in
the courts. Schedules are
so crowded that it can
take a year to get a civil
case into court, whereas
previously it could be
done in 60 days, and if a
case is delayed too long,
it must be thrown out.

Crimina[...]er handling, but even
they are delayed, and
there is a definite need
for a third division of the
Superior Court in
Yavapai County,
Hastings said.

HAPPY 205th BI[...]ese beautiful fireworks

With regard to the
types of crime involved,
he said the increase is
“straight across the

board, from home
burglari[...]ing you can name.”

Asked about organized
crime in Arizona,
Hastings said, “That falls
more in the province of
the Attorney General
than in mine, but he has
said that organized crime
is looking at central and
northern Arizona right
now.”

The situation is becom-
ing so serious
everywhere that recently
a highly-placed police of-
ficial recommended that
householders who know
how to use guns should
perhaps arm themselves
in defense of their
families, Hastings said,
“and that’s highly
unusual, because usually
those people don’t want
anyone to have guns ex-
cept themselves. I’m not
sure that I'd advocate it
myself, but it’s something
to think about.”

In answer to a ques-

tion, he said that Arizona
law requires that a
“life-threatening situa-
tion” must exist before a
homeowner is justified in
using a gun, “and that’s
not always easy to pro-
ve.”
He said he thinks the
trend nationally is begin-
ning to reverse itself
from over-emphasis on
protecting the rights of
criminal offenders to a
swinging back of the pen-
dulum in favor of protec-
ting the victims and
society itself.

“[...]oward drastic
budget cutting, Hastings
said that, in his opinion, it
is vital that proper
priorities be set, and that
the provision of sufficient
funds to pay an adequate
staff of law enforcement

CHARLES HASTINGS, Yavapai County At-
torney, addresses Keep Sedona Beautiful on the
increased incidence of crime and the problems
this creates for law enforcement agencies and
citizens[...].

officers, prosecutors and
courts should be one of
the first priorities.

He said there has been
recent evidence that this
is coming about in both
Coconino and Yavapai
Counties. He noted that
the Coconino Super-
visors, who had planned a
cut in the budget of the
Sheriff's Department
that would have
necessitated the
dismissal of five deputies
and seven civilian
employees, have now ap-
proved sufficient funds to
allow retention of the
deputies at least.

As for Yavapai’s
Supervisors, they, too,
have acceded to at least
some of the Sheriff's
budgetary requests and
are asking for a third
Superior Court division.

Hastings, a graduate of
Stanford University with
a law degree from the
University of California,
moved to Prescott about

were displayed in celebration of our nation’s 205th birthday this past
Saturday night during the Sedona-Oak Creek C[...]nual

six years ago after serv-
ing four years as a legal
officer in the U.S. Air
Force. He has served as
Prescott. City «attorney ,
and was in private prac-
tice in that city before be-
ing elected to his present
office last November.

Incidentally, he in-
dicated that he himself
has been numbered
among the 30% of U.S.
homeowners who have
been victims of crime
and, in that connection,
that he could bear per-
sonal witness to the in-
ability of law enforce-
ment officers to keep up
with the escalating crime
rate.

His own garage in
Prescott was burglarized
and approximately $400
worth of equipment
taken. He reported it to
the police, of course, but

to the best of his
knowledge there was no
investigation.

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The Red Rock Tax-
payers Board of Direc-
tors heard a report on the
status of the proposed
State Park during their

regular meeting last
Wednesday.
Wally Leininger,

Secretary of Cup o’ Gold
Estates, read a letter to
the Board which the Cup
o Gold Water Company
and other interested
home owners near the
location of the proposed
park sent to the Arizona
State Parks Board.

The letter states, in
part, “We have been
assured by those closely
concerned with the
development of this
beautiful acreage into a
State Park that
everything will be done
to assure[...]auty.”
Saying that they are con-
cerned because of the
“desecreation” of other
areas used by the public

in this vicinity, they ex-
pressed some thoughts
and suggestions on the
proper supervision and
management of the pro-
posed park.

Concerning access to
the pr[...]Road are neither
suitable or safe for the
traffic which would be
generated. They noted
that two of the roads are
unpaved for 1.9 miles to
the park boundary, and
the Lower Red Rock
Loop Road is unpaved for
3.1 miles to the boundary.
Also, they said, “It is
quite hazardous to get on-
to or off the Lower Loop
Road” from 89A.

As for usage and
facilities, they noted that
“the type of usage per-
mitted should be ap-
propriate to the unique
nature of the area. This

area is one of the last
unspoiled sections of Oak
Creek. With this in mind,
the following
developments are ques-
tionable:

1. Paved roads - other
than the access road.

2. Pa[...]. Soccer or football
fields.

9. Riding stables.

10. Golf course.

11. Outdoor lighted areas.
12. Fast-food restaurants.
13. Commercial develop-
ment of any kind.

14. Destruction of trees,
Oak Creek or any other
natural features.

There will be a need,
however, for:
1. Picnic tables and
fireplaces.

2. Enough trash c[...]let
facilities and septic

systems near locations of

heavy use.

4. Designated

area.

5. Designated[...]’ Center.

9. Foot bridge to cross

the creek.

10.

residence.
(Continued on page 6)

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Coconino County Budget Doesn't

by Dick Riley

The Coconino County
Board of Supervisors ap-
proved a_ tentative
budget of $18,470,300 for
the fiscal year, last week.

Of particular interest
locally is the Sheriff's
Department budget. The
Sedona-Coconino Tax-
payers Association had
sent a letter to the Board
expressing their
displeasure at the
possibility of a 10%
budget cut, which would
prevent the promised ad-
dition of another deputy
to the Sedona substation.
The additional deputy is
badly needed, according
to: Lt. L.C. Ferebee,
because of the increase in
crime and “runs” the
deputies have to make.
Lt. Ferebee is running

Fourth of July Carnival. The event was one of the best ever according to

the substation in Sedona
with the same manpower
as seven or eight y[...]Sheriff Joe Richards was
able to get approval for a
budget of $2,340,467, an
increase over last year of
$117,000. That amount,

however, means he can-
not add a new deputy to
the Sedona substation,
and will have to cut seven
civilian jobs from _ his
department in Flagstaff.

What this means, he
said, is that he will have
to fill those jobs with
deputie[...]edonan to be Sentenced

Allow for Added Deputy in Sedona

number of deputies on
patrol in the Flagstaff
area.

Although he will not be
cutting any manpower
from the Sedona substa-
tion, there is no way he
can add a new deputy to
the staff this year, he
said.

Drug Trials to Begin

by Richard Nielsen

As the result of a plea
agreement, Randall Shar-
man, 24, of Sedona, plead-
ed guilty to a charge of
unlawful possession of

marijuana Monday, June
29.

Lions Club offic[...]tely sensational. See
additional photos and story on pages 5 and 6 of this week's NEWS.

Sharman had been ar-
rested Friday, March 20,
along with Russell
Mahler, 23, of Cotton-
wood, and _ Ernest
Scagnelli, 34, and Oscar
Betz, 24, both of Sedona.

Bruce Brimhall, 37, and
his wife Margaret, 36,
operators of BB's
Billiards in Cottonwood,
were taken into custody
March 23 in a related ac-
tion.

The raids and arrests
were the culmination of
36 months of intensive in-
vestigation, and involved
members of the Arizona
Drug Enforcement Agen-
cy, the Arizona Depart-
ment of Public Safety,
Yavapai and Coconino
County Sherif[...]losely-

coordinated raids and ar-
rests resulted in the con-
fiscation of 55 pounds of
marijuana, an ounce of co-

caine, and one-half ounce
of hashish, the total
worth more than $40,000.

Sharman had been
charged with possession
of cocaine and conspiracy
to sell cocaine as well as
unlawful possession of
marijuana. The cocaine
charges will be dropped
as a result of the plea
agreement. Sentencing is
scheduled for July 27 by
Yavapai County Superior
Court Judge James Han-
cock.

Jury selection is
scheduled to begin
Wednesday, July 29 for
Bruce and Margaret
Brimhall and for Rusty
Mahler in Yavapai Coun-
ty Superior Court in
Prescott. They are charg-
ed with possession of
marijuana for sale.

Betz and Mahler had
been free on $500.00 bond
each; Sharman has been
free on his’ own
recognizance pending
trial.

Yavapai S[...]Special

Budget Meeting

The Yavapai County
Board of Supervisors has
scheduled a_ special
meeting for tomorrow
morning, starting at 9
o'clock in Room 303,

County Administration
Center, 255 East[...]Prescott.

’ Among items to be con-
sidered are a hearing on
the county's

tentative

budget for fiscal year
1981-82; on the planned
use of Federal Revenue-
Sharing Funds for that
year; and on tentative
budgets for the year for
seven Big Park Improve-
ment Districts numbered
respectively 5, 6, 1971-1,
1971-2, 1971-3, 1972-1 and
1973-1979.

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American Youth Soc-
cer Organization (AYSO)
will begin its third season
in the Verde Valley this
fall. Practices are
scheduled to start in
August with the first
games to be played on
Saturday, Sept. 12.
Coaches will contact
players after August Ist
to let them know their in-
dividual schedules.

The Verde Valley has

co-ed teams for
5-15'/2-year-olds in the
five-town area covering
Cottonwood, Camp
Verd[...]Sedona.
The Beaver Creek-

Rimrock area will play on
Camp Verde teams again
this year.

A few teams in several
age groups have openings

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Bicycle Enthusiast Sets Out

by Dick Riley

Looking on a map, it
seems like an impossible
journey, approximately
3,000 miles over moun-
tains, more than 1,200
miles of snow -- all on a
bicycle. Alone. But
20-year-old Tim Shaw of
Sedona looked on it as an
adventure, the perfect
way for a young man who
enjoys the outdoors to
spend his sp[...]from
Flagstaff High two years

ago (he lived here in
Sedona while attending
Flagstaff High School)
and enrolled at ASU
where he discovered his
interest in bicycling. He
sold his car, bought a
12-speed tandem bicycle,
and started some racing.[...]at
he wanted to pursue,
educationally, so he took
a year off from ASU and
worked in Sedona, help-
ing Rev. Bushman who is
building a home here. He
then formulated his plans
for the b[...]Doing Very Well

PHOENIX - Arizonans
itching for a $10,000
scratch snatched up more
than 6 million tickets in
less than five days of the
first game of the Arizona
Lottery.

One hundred of 336
possible winners of
$10,000 had claimed their
prizes by 8 a.m. July 5.
The game began at 12:01
a.m. July 1.

“There are still 236
chances to win $10,000
and we're ready to keep
up with the demand,”
said George Taylor, ex-
ecutive director of the
Arizona Lottery. “There
are also 1,257,470 chances
to win a total of
$3,711,000 in prizes for $2
to $500,” he added after
making some quick
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first day and we had 285.
There were 28 $10,000
winners the second day,
31 the third. Fifteen sur-
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Sales of 6 million in-
dicate a payout of
$2,300,000 to instant win-
ners of amount from $2 to
$500, based on odds set
for the game.

Lottery revenue to the
state on 6 million tickets
sold at $1 a ticket
amounts to $1.8 million.

“The pace of winners
will keep up with the
pace of sales,” noted
Hugh Ennis, director of
licensing and security. He
explained that every pool
of 240,000 tickets is
printed with four $10,000
tickets and a_propor-
tionate number of tickets
for prizes of $2 to $500.

The rapid pace of
ticket sales in Arizona is
unprecedented in the
history of state lotteries,
Taylor said. Fourteen
other states have lot-
teries.

All but 7 million of the
games 20,160,000 tickets
are in the hands of
retailers, according to
director of marketing,
Owen Hickey.

Ennis and Hickey
spent a good part of the
weekend dispatching
cars, trucks and planes
c[...]the state.
Tickets were flown to
Kingman and Yuma on
Saturday and to Prescott

and Flagstaff on Sunday.
Tickets for southern
Arizona were distributed
from the Tucson
warehouse.

With one-third of the
13-week game sold out in
the first week, “the
game’s duration could be[...]fic Games, flew
east Friday to step up
production of the second
game. Scientific Games is
the firm that produces
the games for the
Arizona[...]ls are
considering moving up
the date for the end of the
first game and for the
drawings for big prizes --
three $10,000, one
$50,000, and $1,000 per
week for life or $1
million. Those drawings
were planned for fall wit[...]dollar draw-
ing to take place at the
State Fair in November.

Taylor said that he has
discussed with Scientific
Games the possibility of
printing 1,300,000 addi-
tional tickets, carrying
the same odds, for the
current game.

She

Tim Shaw with the 12-speed tandem bicycle that taken near Prince George, British Columbia.

Photo courtesy of Brock Gable

destination, Fairbanks,
Alaska. He d[...]ton. Then,
as he passed into
Washington State and in-
to the Yakima Valley, he
was suddenly
transported into spring.
The apple trees which fill
the Valley were in
blossom, and it has been
one of the most
memorable parts of his
trip.

Another feature of the
trip which has impressed
Tim is the friendliness of
the people he’s met along
the way. While riding his
bicycle through the snow,
he was often offered a
meal and a place to stay
for the night.

A reported spotted
him near Prince George,
British[...]d his

3,000 Miles Across Country

photo appeared in the
local newspaper, The
Citizen. The photo and
story were picked up by
the Canadian News wire,
then one of the wire ser-
vices in the United
States. Since then, his
photo has appeared in
newspapers all over the
county.

Tim should be at[...]to his
mother and stepfather,
Helen and Dick Hart of
Sedona, he will sell his
bike and maybe fly back
or take a boat part way
back. His plans are not
definite, but he will be
returning to Sedona and
perhaps enroll in NAU.

One thing is certain:
Tim Shaw will be return-
ing to Sedona with a
lifetime of experiences.

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11. Adequate fencing to
limit use to State land
(ideally one could imagine
a buffer zone approx-
imately 100 feet wide
around the inside of the
park boundary, fenced on
both the park side and
the outside).

12. Gate for supervision
and collection of fees.

13. Written regulations
to be handed to all
visitors.

14. Signs at start of ac-
cess road to advise if park
is open for visitors or is
full.

On the subject of
supervision and controls,
the letter states, “We are
firm in the belief that for
this park to be a good
neighbor and. well
tolerated by its
neighbor[...]o use the
park abide by the
necessary regulations is
the only way the park
will be a desirable
feature of the Sedona
community.” The group
listed several points
which they believe are
essential for proper con-
trol, and which should be
considered by the Parks
Board. Among the listed
points were suggested
hours of operation, pro-

hibition of use of
firearms, alcoholic
beverages and motor-

cycles. They also listed
what they feel are types
of unacceptable behavior.

The State Parks Board
has invited Leininger to
be a member of an ad hoc
planning committee,
which will be a small
working group. The pur-
pose of the committee
will be to assist the staff
and board in the develop-
ment of the park master
plan by: Visiting and
becoming ac[...]aison;
and reviewing and mak-
ing recommendations on
the master pian for the
park site. A visit to the
site is planned, and a

Summer
Danger:
Poisoning

Every summer poison
control centers across the
nation report an increase
in accidental poisonings.
Many of the victims are
children between the
ages of one and five.

Small wonder, con-
sidering that there are on
the market some
6,000,000 chemicals and
approxima[...]household cleaners, and
personal care items,
many of which are poten-
tially lethal. Add to these
between 60 and 70 thou-
sand species of plants
which can be chewed or
swallowed. Double trou-
ble can[...]ith an
insecticide.

Michael D. Ellis, direc-
tor of the Texas State
Poison Center, Univ. of
Texas Medical Branch,
Galveston, told physi-
cians attending the 90th
annual meeting of the
Arizona Medical Associa-
tion that young chil[...]” Ellis
warned that just one
swallow, depending on
the substance, can be suf-
ficient to kill or per-
manently disable a
youngster.

He cited liquid fur-
niture polish as a product
that could kill after just
one taste and[...]peners,
or other strong acids or
bases as capable of caus-
ing irreparable damange
when swallowed.

Ellis said that it is
therefore important to
educate the public about
d[...]ting will take

place to review the
graphic plan.
A report will be

prepared by the Arizona
State Parks Board and
submitted, no later than
December 31, 1981, to the
president of the Senate,
the Speaker of the House
of Representatives, and
the State Land Commis-
sioner.

It has also been in-
dicated that the Arizona
State Parks Board will
consult with the Yavapai
County Board of Super-
visors and “shall provide
to the Legisla[...]to the pro-
posed park, including the
acquisition of necessary
rights-of-way and the
paving and dedication of
the Red Rock Loop Road
or that portion of the
road necessary for access
to the proposed park.”

The property on which
the proposed park will be
established is being con-
sidered for purchase by a
chemical company in Tuc-
son, which will then be
exchanged for state land
they are no[...]he trash
compactor by commercial
dumpers. Because of
budget hearings, the
Yavapai County Board of
Supervisors have not
taken the matter into
consideration, but
hopefully, it was _ said,
“Maybe in one month
they can take it up
again.”

6A - RED ROCK NEWS Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, July 8, 1981

Everyone had a bang-up time watching the fireworks Friday and Sa[...]b annual carnival.

NEWStoto by Dick Riley {ions

13th Annual Lions
Carnival was a Success

by Dick Riley

The 13th Annual Oak
Creek Lions Club Car-
nival was a huge success
again this year. Accor-
ding to Cecil Lockhart-
Smith of the Lions Club,
an estimated 4,000 per-
sons atte[...]and
approximately 5,000
showed up Saturday
night. This was many
more than last year.

Saturday - night,[...]to the fireworks,
the Carnival queen was
crowned. This year’s
queen is 15-year-old Chris
Woods, who sold 1,350
tickets to win the contest.
She won $453.00 in cash
and prizes.

First runner-up was
Margaret Marasco, who
won $345 in cash and
prizes; 2nd runner-up,
14-year-old Lori Brown,
won $230 in cash and
prizes; 3rd runner-up was
16-year-old Coleen Cum-
mins, winning $175 in
cash and prizes; 4th
runner-up, 17-year-old
Layni Voelker, won $155
in cash and prizes. Last
year’s queen, Linda
Mille[...]ther civic groups also
participating, with
booths in the Carnival.

The money which is
raised at this annual
event is used by the
Club for various

things such as the crippl-
ed children’s camp. Most
of the money will go
towards the development
of the 5-acre Lions Park
at the Sedona Communi-
ty Center. The park will
have picnic tables, sw-
ings, a playground area,
and the Carnival will
eventually be held there

each year.

One of the more
popular attractions this
year was the “Moon

Walk,” a large, enclosed,
air mattress-type area on
which the youngsters
could jump. As_ Dick

Menard, one of the an-
nouncers at the Carnival
repeatedly told the
crowd, “It’s a_ perfect
baby-sitter. Just put the
kids inside and let them
jump around for a couple
of hours.”

Also popular again this
year were the Bingo and
food stands. A new at-
traction getting a lot of
attention was the Bash-a-
Car, where a ticket
bought 3 swings with an
ax or sledge hammer on 3
cars which were even-
tually demolished.

We

“Beaut[...]’s Beauty Nook

Subtle changes are taking place in front of every

woman’s mirror.

Rouge for a time was a slash of red under the
cheekbones. That’s too definite. Now the rouge is ex-
panded over the cheek with darker rouge creating the
attractive hollow and with a touch of rouge reaching
the corners of the eyes for a warm, sweet eye accent.

And where lipstick went toward deep brown or pur-
ple shades, now it’s a dark rose or plum outlined
slightly with darker lip pencil, and moistened with a
lip gel. The total effect is softness, a blurring, though

colorful.

For “the look for[...]sit LINDI’S
BEAUTY NOOK. Open Mon. thru Sat., 9 a.m. til? We
offer Helene Curtis, Loreal, and KMS products. We're
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“Those people out
there in the audience -
they represent a cross-
section of society! I toss
them a zinger. It can be
about war, adultery, the
generation gap, the
undertaking racket, our
lost generation of
teenagers, and they'll
react! They won't cry.
They'll either snicker,
bellow or roar. I find
reality in my work. I find
that human beings actual-
ly enjoy laughing[...]dequacies. And
that’s healthy. After all,
we're a world of nuts,
aren't we?”

Guy goes on to say, “I
love this business. It’s
frustrating. The hours
would turn a law-abiding
bank teller into an
embezzler. The
astronauts should travel
so far in a year. But fora
guy like me, this is
Disneyland. I pick up my
little tool box and make
people look a[...]That’s the key
to sanity, isn’t it?”

Born in Philadelphia,
the youngest of 11
children, he found himself
more interested in travel
than degrees. His keen
sense of observation plus
the remarkable trait of
appearing as if he had
entered the skin of a per-
son or animal (he does an
ostrich, a fly, a horse,
among others), has made
him unique in his field. A
creative person by nature
and a curious person
because he’s interested in
people, Guy uses a few of
his old jokes or stories
when he’s performing. He
likes to create his own
situations. This is
reflected in his satires,
his monologues and his
imitations which range
from celebrities to a
frozen chicken, to a drift-
wood lamp, to a neon
sign. Perhaps the thing
that is most rare about
Guy Marks is that he is
an individual in an age of

Sedona-Oak Creek Canyon
Chamber of Commerce News

Hats off to all of the hard-working Lions who staged
‘another fine Fourth of July carnival. The Chamber
again staffed a game booth and “thanks” goes to Al
Duncan, Larry Poage, Joe and and Mims Rowan, Jake
Weber, Betty Ann So[...]d - your Executive Director's back says
- she did a two-hour turn at picking up rubber balls.
Have you ever seen a grandmother's face light up
when she has tossed three balls into a barrel and is
* handed a win ticket? It was all worth it.

BUSINESS PEOPLE[...]uarly interested
’ sin the membership breakfast on Thursday, July 23rd.

Representatives from Mounta[...]present
to discuss the services made available to this area.
- Even if you have no questions, come join[...]xaca any Thursday at 7:30.

The July mellerdramer is off to a great start. It

‘ opened Friday night to a full house. Director Lorraine
» Bendix did a fine job of casting “Monster Soup.” Don
Carey is back with his olios . . it is a great evening of
fun and we highly advise reservations well in ad-

vance.

VANGUARD CONSIGNMENT SHOP

| newest member of the Chamber. Della Klassen, the
owner, says we buy and sell quality household items.
You will find this very interesting shop at 106 Van

Deren.

The Northern Star Motel is now owned by Henry
‘and Marcelle des Rosiers. T[...]Rosiers.

We have had no response from the owners of the
small yellow igloo cooler and square green pl[...]OLLIVER/PILCHER
INSURANCE

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REPRESENTING THESE COMPANIES:

RED ROCK NEWS Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, July 8, 1981-11A

She
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Proudly announces
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SARA WINTER

Shows: Fri. & Sat. 9:30-10:30-11:30

conformity.

Guy Marks is no
stranger to television and
films. He has done three
series: the Joey Bishop
Show for 18 weeks; the
John Forsythe Show
which lasted one season;
and Rango as co-star with
Tim Conway. He has also
been guest star on a Dean
Martin special, the Merv
Griffin, Mike Dougl[...], Dick Van
Dyke shows, and has
recently completed a
pilot program for Lucille
Ball .. to name but a few.

Another interesting
tidbit: After his enor-[...]plus Affiliate
Members, will have the
opportunity of experienc-
ing this unique comic at
Chez Roi on July 13
beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Chef Roi is closing off the
newly-decorated dining
room for this fun evening
of entertainment with a
delicious menu _ of
Brochette of Beef.
Pianist-entertainer Don
Carey will act as a[...]” man for
Guy. Lovely Mrs. Marks
(Chris McGuire of the
McGuire Sisters fame)
will also be sitting at[...]e:with her hus-
band.

Guy and Chris were
married in Sedona six
years ago and have called
our town “[...]chairman Nancy
Baker feels we are most
fortunate in having such
talented, interesting peo-
ple as Guy and Chris liv-
ing in our community
who are also willing to
share that[...]DAY BRUNCH
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We Are Polluting
Our Beautiful Language

The English-speaking
; people on this planet
‘have clear and concise
words with which to ex-
‘press themselves. The
» French, Italians and some
.of the residents of the
* world’s islands —- such as
the original[...]h
‘ hardly any musical tones,
‘but expressive in their
* utterance. If you do not

understand any of the lat-
‘ter’s language, you could
-bmagine[...]d with sober,
» serious facial expres-
* sions.

In general conversa-
» tion, the orientals in their
“verbal communication
‘seem to sing the[...]tion’s English-born words
we- 6the” «speech. of
Americans is a continu-
“ing, growing language -
“our vocabulary is
broadening with new

: Going Places

words - and more people
in many lands are using
more of the words in our
language to better com-
municate.

Uniquely,[...]ng them with
our own -- communicating
with people of other
lands all are a part of our
growing American
language. And by now, it
see[...]own communica-
tion almost _ strict
American.

It is most noticeable in
this era that people of
other lands are studying
and using English
(American) language out
of necessity -- pointing up
the fact of America’s in-
fluence in so many ways ~
technical, scientific, ex-
plorati[...]s we. sat
down at our typewriter -
an ugly. stain is
throughout all our com-

‘ with Sedona Travel
b[...]PRESENTS .. NEW
‘eZEALAND, TAHITI AND FIJI .. . In conjunction
*with their upcoming tour in February of 1982, Sedona
~ Travel Tours is having a film presentation on the
*; SOUTH PACIFIC EXPERIENCE, Tuesday after-
*““snoon, July 12 at 2:00 p.m. in the Poco Diablo Con-

ference room. There will be[...]raw-
‘ ings for door prizes. Drop by our office in La Pasada
Plaza and pick up a coupon for the drawing, or call
_ with an RSVP and we will mail you the flyer.

- EVERYONE IS INVITED.

ARIZONA, UTAH AUTUMN .. There is still space
‘ available for this 7-day, 6-night tour to the North Rim
: of the Grand Canyon, Zion and Bryce Canyon National[...]nyonlands, and the Arches... Depar-
*'ting Sedona on October 1, returning October 7, all
» transportation by Na[...]nlight boat
*. trip and farewell dinner. The cost is just $330.00 per
. person double occupancy, and if you need a room
» share partner, we will help you find one.[...]friends from past tours and
* meeting new friends on this tour . . Drop by or call

» Jean for all the details.

* DON’T FORGET THAT WE ARE MOVING...
». The weekend of July 17 we will be busy packing all of
» our things, and on Monday morning, July 20, we will
» be open for business in our new office in the new State
*, Bank plaza, West 89A in West Sedona.

» GOOD THROUGH SEPTEMBER 15, the Fly-
.. anywhere-for-$179.00, despite the fact that airfares
rose again on July 1, we are still able to get those
*\ special super-[...]$358.00 round trip, and less to
» certain points in the Midwest. After that, the fares
*. will probably go up considerably, so if you are plann-
* ing a trip that can be made before Sept. 15, we advise

*.wyou to go and save the extra mone[...]MORE THAN
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munication - whether it
be the spoken word one
on one, or in a group;
whether we hear it in a
play, on radio or televi-
sion. That stain is the
relaxing of restraint and
lack of decency in the use
of so many gutter words.

We hear parents say
four-letter words in front
of their children -- and in
mixed groups -- with no
thought of apology or of
their possible embarrass-
ing their listeners. It just
might be this writer is
“old fashioned” and an
old fogey - but we do
NOT like to hear the pro-
fane words used in mixed
company, in small or
large groups and
especially before a large
audience.

Maybe it’s smart by to-
day’s standards to “tell it
like it is” - but we feel
we're still in the majority
-- we who are turned off
or sometimes shocked by
the frankness of certain
words in an ordinary con-
versation. Expletives
(colorful words, as some
call them) are not

necessary to emphasize a
point —- you can make
your point with precise
w[...]ur
freedom to say what you
want how you want to.

In the last quarter cen-
tury authors have
adapted a “tell it - write
it like it is” style which
makes some of us a bit un-
comfortable even if it is
“the facts, ma’am!”

Writing “realistical[...]hat you want to
read -- we'll reserve our
opinion of whether a book
is a good book, or a
“good” book.

What we think - and
quite a few others -- cer-
tainly won't change the
way books are written in
these days. But we can be
selective, by golly, and
not contribute towards
some of the ‘best
sellers”!

Vic Lamb

RED ROCK NEWS Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, July 8, 1981 - 9A

si hie

MADELEINE WHITNEY of the Sedona
Chamber of Commerce presents a $100.00 check
to Tim Young, Vice President of the Humane
Society. The check represents proceeds from the
sale of Sedona license plates, ($1.00 of the $5.95
price goes to the Humane Society). Hughes

Associates markets the plates in various locations

i,

around Sedona, one of which is the Chamber of-

fice. This is the second $100.00 check presented to

the Humane Society of Sedona from such sales.
NEWSfoto by Dick Riley[...]throughout our
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Her Camera Will Provide a Wide Window on the World

by Elizabeth Rigby

Sue Bennett (Mrs. Nels
Peterson) of Sedona is on-
ly 33, but already she is a
superlative
photographer, as the
sampling of her portraits
of the Indians of central
and northern Mexico cur-
rently on view at the

Valley National Bank on
Jordan Road attests.

She came to her pre-
sent course, however, by
a somewhat circuitous
route.

A native of Pasadena,
Ca., Sue is a 1971
graduate of the Universi-
ty of Southern California
with a B.A. degree in

Political Science. In 1972,
she and her husband
came to visit his parents
in Sedona, liked it and
decided to stay. They’ve
been here ever since -
that is when Sue is not off
tripping behind her
Nikon lenses.

After[...]edona, Sue went back to

SUE BENNETT with some of her striking photographs of Tarahumara In-
dians on view this month at the Valley National Bank on Jordan Road.
“Sucker Lady” is the title of the portrait, center right, of a 14-year-old
mother those large baby, hidden under the shawl, is enjoying an all-day
sucker. If you look closely y[...]NEWS foto by Elizabeth Rigby

school and earned a
degree in Journalism at
Northern Arizona
University.

“Td always been in-
terested in photography
as a hobby, but it was Bill
Gillette, a fellow student
at NAU, who helped me
realize what[...]for the
Verde Valley School and
the local office of Moun-
tain Bell, work that even
then was so outst[...]Bank, Peabody Coal Com-
pany, the Arizona Office
of Tourism, and others;
but it is obvious that her

| true forte is destined to

become documentary
photography - perhaps
with an ethnological
slant, surely with a heart
for the people of the
world.

Her first venture into
this field came about
almost by accident, as
many happenings in her
life apparently have.

“I'm not a_ planner,”
she says. “I’m more likely
to do whatever pops into
my head at the moment.”

In this case, Sue had

been in Mexico taking
photographs for the
humanitarian group,
Surgical Eye Expedi-
tions.

“I had a few extra days
when the work was done,
so I decided to drive into
the mountains and have a
look at the Tarahumaras.
I'd been reading about
them for years and had
been interested in them
as being probably the
most culturally intact
people left in North
America,” she explains.

So she took off in her
Volkswagen bus, which
she uses as a portable
studio. It was a rugged
trip over rough logging
roads that become im-
passable after the rains,
and on one of her late
trips, when she
penetrated even deeper
i[...]last 50 miles took eight
hours to negotiate.”

On the first trip, Sue
was fortunate in meeting
a Mexican Jesuit priest
who had lived for 20
years in the land of the
Raramur or “foot run-
ners,” as the Tarah[...]call themselves.

“He warned me there
would be a language bar-
rier, since these Indians
speak no Spanish; but he
told me a lot about their
customs and beliefs, and
that was to make our en-
counters a lot easier.”

As she tells it, it
sounds simple[...]RED ROCK NEWS Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, July 8, 1981 - 7A

is obvious that the
photographer's success
was due in large measure
to her own understanding
of people and her em-
pathetic approach to the
challenge.

“When I first began
seeing Tarahumaras
walking along the road, I
parked my bus, got out a
large metal ammunition
box I had and set it
alongside the car to serve
as a bench, and because
I'd been told that these
people always socialize
before they get down to
business of any kind, I
made a pot ofI got out
some photographs to
show them. Then I took
my camera and by means
of sign language managed
to indicate that I'd like to
take their pictures. When
they seemed interested
and had signed assent, I
hung a dark tarp from the
roof of the van to serve as
a backdrop and went to
work.”

In addition to the por-
traits that Bennett shot
for[...]p for themselves.

Before long they were
trooping in, men, women
and children in large

numbers, to
photographed.

During her three trips
into Tarahumara coun-
try, Sue Bennett
developed a deep admira-
tion for these people.

“They are a handsome
people, proud and self-
confident, and very
friendly, and they like to
dress up in red and white
cloth, a photographer's
dream,” she says.

But Sue Bennett is
more than a
photographer with a see-
ing eye and technical pro-
ficiency. She is a warm
human being with a deep
feeling for the dispossess-
ed of an inhuman world.

As she herself puts it
in the flyer that accom-
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escape the influences ofwhich
the Tarahumara can go..
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ican government has
opened vast new areas of
the Sierra Tarahumara
for logging. A railroad
and a new network of log-
ging roads will put an end
to the isolation[...]for so
long . . and the best we
can possibly hope is that
the Tarahumara will
have a choice for the
future rather than having
a change forced on them.”

In the spring of 1981
Sue Bennett shared with
Flagstaff photographer
Joan Running a 100-photo
show (each had 50 ex-
hibits) on the
Tarahumara at the Heard

Museum of An-
thropology, and works
from that exhibition,

which will tour the East
coast in the fall of this
year were included in the
Museum of Northern
Arizona's’ stunning
winter issue, 1980-81 of
“Plateau” magazine, in-
cluding Bennett's cover
photograph.

The photographs now
on display at Sedona’s
VNB are from that same
exhibition.

Indicative of the direc-
tion she is now following
are two other projects
Sue Bennett has recently
pursued.

On assignment from
“Rocky Mountain
Magazine” for its July-
August 1981 issue, she
followed a sheep drive for
100 miles on the road
from Young to the Tonto
basin led by the prover-
bial Basque drivers, and
she found it such a
fascinating experience
that she hopes to pursue
t[...]aps traveling
through the European
Basque country in Spain
and southern France in
search of material for a
book on these pictures-
que people who have for
many years played a uni-
que role in Arizona’s
sheep industry.

Meanwhile, one of her
photographs adorned the
cover of the forenamed
magazine, while others il-
lustrated the cover-story
article, “Lords of the
Range - Basque Coun-
try.”

A third project, the
results of which are still
in abeyance, was a trip to
the Middle East in the
fall of 1980 during which
her goal was to
photograph the Palesti-
nian people as human be-
ings rather than as ter-
rorists.

“Of the 4.4 million
Palestinians now without
a country of their own,
only 46,000 are under
arms. It was my hope to
show them as they really
are - as people just like
the rest of us,” she says.

To date, this particular
project has met with
resistance on_ the
American publication
scene, although there a[...]le, however, it
may be construed as an
indication of the direction
in which Sue Bennett's
mind and heart, through
her camera, are leading
her. The Eastern tour of
the Tarahumara show
will be sponsored by Sur-
vival International, a non-
profit organization
dedicated to assisting
n[...]nomic exploitation,
and Bennett obviously
belongs in that camp.

For photographers
who may view her pre-
sent VNB show it will be
of interest to learn that
all of the oversize prints
were made from 35mm
transpare[...]es the Nikon system
exclusively, shooting col-
or on Kodachrome 64 and
black-and-white on Tri-X.

“You must get to know
your camera and f[...]that you can forget
about them and concen-
trate on114 E.
Indian School Road,
Phoenix, Az. 85018, and,
as Sue says, they did a
magnificent job.

We Were Photogenic Once

Many Early ‘Westerns’

Were Filmed in Our Area

There are several of
the “oldtimers” in the
Sedona area who can
brag about and recall
with smiles the days
when they were “in the
movies.” For several
years quite a few
“westerns” old-time
cowboy and Indian films --
made lavish use of our un-
populated red rock bluffs
and hills as the backdrop
for “horse operas”
stories of the West as it
once was.

On our first visit to
Sedona some quarter of a
century ago, we took the
time - as did many
tourists -- to drive out in
the area now referred to
as West Sedona —- where
there are lots of homes
now and quite a few
businesses scattered
alongside U.S. 89A -- to
take a look at the old
western town movie set --
false fronted saloons,

stores with hitching rails
out front. On our next
visit here more than a
dozen years ago, the old
set had been torn down
and the area subdivided
with a few houses here
and there.

But, take a look at that
region now -- even farther
north off U.S. 89A in the
shadow of our famous
Coffee Pot Rock, streets
are being shaped, a cou-
ple of houses are being,
or have been, built. The
old order changeth.

If some Hollywood
studio wanted to film a
western in this country
now, they would have to
trek far back int[...]utility lines and enough
open space to serve for a
stage for such a produc-
tion.

When The Flicker
Shack was opened in the

NINA MOHIT has been creating and presenting
energy programs for the past 4 years. A former
college Philosophy Instructor, she is concerned
about the technical solutions and social dimen-
sions of the energy situation. Mohits call conser-
vation the happy side of the energy crisis. “We're
learning to live both[...]devices reinforce her enthusiasm and message.
She is a Consumer Information Specialist in the

Arizona Energy Office.

Conservation Road Show
Set for Cottonwood

If you own a home in
Sedona or the Verde
Valley, and want to learn
how[...]tend the Conservation
Road Show to be held Ju-
ly 16 at 7 p.m. in the Cot-
tonwood Civic Center.

The Conservation
Road Show, presented by
the Arizona Energy Of-
fice, will feature ideas for
saving energy at home
and on the road. With the
aid of moving models, ex-
hibits and brochures,
Nina Mohit, a profes-
sional energy consultant,
will discuss sp[...]hicle
maintenance and energy-
wise driving tips.

This may be valuable
to many since these tips,
accordi[...]can
help drivers increase the
miles per gallon by 10%
to 50%. The Road Show
is geared to offer per-
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to teach the key principle
of the sun’s energy, and
suggest ways. that
homeowners can achieve
energy efficiency.

The Road Show is a
joint consumer education
project of the Arizona
Energy Office and the
Arizona Solar Energy
Commission. In its first
year, the show will readh
4800 Arizonans through
various organizational
meetings.

Ms. Mohit, a former
college philosphy instruc-
tor, has been c[...]ur years. She calls con-
servation the happy side
of the energy crisis.
“We're learning to live
both[...]Show will be held at
the Cottonwood Civic
Center which is located
on Main St. across from
the Cottonwood Police
Station and is open to the

public.

P.0. BOX 65

late 1970's our first
movie theatre - the
owners, Mr. an[...]very welcome picture
show palace by showing
some of the cowboy and
Indian motion _ pictures
that had been
photographed in our
area. They were fun to
see -- especially to n[...]are established.

There are still some
areas at. a greater
distance to the west and
northwest that m[...]for such film-
ing, but it just might be
the days of producing
quite a few western pic-
tures is long gone. We
may never see that activi-
ty in our own area gain.
Surely would be fun if we
could, however.

The coming and going
of the movie folk with
glamorous stars and lots
of technicians to give a
boost to the town’s
economy is something
that is a part of our past,
we feel. But, there has
been some fallout from
visits by the folks from
Hollywood. Also, quite a
few technicians who are
now retired, and a few of
the stars recalled the lure
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make this their “escape”
spot. They want the
privacy of Sedona’s
remoteness from
Hollywood -- and we sh[...]r “home folks.”

From Dorothy Heeren,
manager of Sedona-Oak
Creek Chamber of Com-
merce, we obtained a list
of films that were produc-
ed all, or in part, in our
area, and it totals up to 39
motion pictures,[...]been
photographed here for
TV showing. The latest a
on the list for TV was }
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in 1972. It’s about time
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We were surprised to
learn during a visit with
Bill Howard, writer of
special articles historical
and otherwise about o[...]for the Red
Rock News, that little
Shirley Temple in one of
her very earliest feature
films, was a visitor to
these parts and was
among the stars wh[...]nts here
among the red rocks.

How about that for a
paragraph to raise your
eyebrows, hmmm?

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Keep Sedona Beautiful

What Do You Hear?

There is a story of the naturalist
walking with his friend through the
busy streets of a great city who stopped
suddenly and asked, “Do you hear a
cricket?”

“Of course not,” laughed his friend.
“You could never hear a cricket with all
this roar of traffic.”

“But I hear a cricket,” persisted the
naturalist, and turning over a stone, he
uncovered the insect.

“Did you actually hear the cricket
chirping above the noise of the street?”
asked his friend in astonishment.

“Certainly,” said the naturalist. “I
spend my time listening to nature,
whether I am in the forest, the field or
the town. Everyone hears that for
which he listens.”

Taking a coin from his pocket, he
dropped it on the pavement, and each
passer-by on the crowded, noisy
sidewalk put his hand in his pocket to
see if he was the one who had dropp[...]to
coins dropping. We are listening to the
voices of our town, the opinions ex-
pressed, the concerns enunciated.

The greatest concern today seems to
be in regard to our growth. True, we
are experiencing one of the greatest

growths of any city in the state, being
fourth behind Phoenix, Tucson and
Yuma, in that order. We have the addi-
tional problem of lying in two counties
with different regulations. What is
frowned on in one county may be shrug-
ged off in the other.

Rapid growth in itself presents dif-
ficulties. Things can get out of hand
rather easily. Because of the uncertain-
ty of costs, some of those building wish
to begin today, and finish tomorrow,
frequently disregarding the long-range
effect of lack of proper planning. And
conceivably, there are those who don’t
care what the future may be. Unless
our ears deceive us, this attitude does
not represent the majority, however.
Investment requirements are so great
these days that it is simply prudent to
consider the future carefully.

To get back to the heading of this col-
umn, What Do You Hear? Are the peo-
ple of this community as concerned
about its future as we've been led to
believe? Are you? It is the hope of this
organization that you and you and you -
each of us ~ has great personal concern
about the quality of life in our area, and
therefore will make every effort in
every way to help

Keep Sedona Beautiful.

For Condos in Rolling Hills

At a meeting of the
Coconino County Plann-
ing and Zoning Commis-
sion in Flagstaff on Tues-
day evening, June 30,

given a hearing conti-
nuance on an application
for a preliminary plat for
a proposed 49-unit air-
space condominium pro-

‘[...]e Sedona parcels,
one at the northeasterly
corner of Apple and Jor-
dan Roads, one at the nor-

Bruce Bramblett of ject in Rolling Hills theast end of Jordan
Sedona, acting on behalf Estates. Road, and one east of the
of Saxton Development At the meeting, new King’s R[...]oning -maps_ were Inn.

LIBRARY HOURS
Phone 282-7714

Monday - 10 to 4:30, 7 to 9
Tuesday - 10 to 4:30
Wednesday - 7 tq 9 p.m.
Thurs., Fri., Sat. - 10 to 4:30

Last week’s column quoted from
“Cosmos,” Cari Sagan’s best-selling
book and also a popular television
series. This week we include Sagan’s
further and final comments on libraries,
taken from pages 281 and 282 of
“Cosmos.”

“The great libraries of the world con-
tain millions of volumes, the equivalent
of about 1014 bits of information in
words, and perhaps 1015 bits in pic-
tures. This is ten thousand times more
information than in our genes, and
about ten times more than in our
brains. If I finish a book in a week, I will
read only a few thousand books in my
lifetime, about a tenth of a percent of
the contents of the greatest libraries of
our time. The trick is to know which
books to read. The information in books
is not pre-programmed at birth but con-
stantly changed, amended by events,
adapted to the world. It is now twenty-
three centuries since the founding of
the Alexandrian Library. If there were.
no books, no written record, think how
prodigious a time twenty-three cen-
turies would be. With four[...]century, twenty-three centuries oc-
cupies almost a hundred generations of
humam beings. If information could be
passed on merely by word of mouth,
how little we should know of our past,
how slow would be our progress!
Everything would depend on what an-
cient findings we had accidentally been[...]ount was. Past information might be

revered, but in successive retellings it
would become progressive[...]rmit
us to voyage through time, to tap the
wisdom of our ancestors. The library
eonnects us with the i[...]s

knowledge, painfully extracted from
Nature, of the greatest minds that ever
were, with the best teachers, drawn
from the entire planet and from all of
our history, to instruct us without tir-
ing, and[...]our own
contribution to the collective
knowledge of the human species. Public
libraries depend on voluntary contribu-
tions. I think the health of our civiliza-
tion, the depth of our awareness about
the underpinnings of our culture and
our concern for the future can al[...]by how well we support our
libraries.”

To all of you who support the Sedona
Public Library, we offer our sincere
thanks. We certainly do depend on
voluntary contributions and would en-
courage those who would like to sup-
port our fine community library to send
contributions to Friends of the Sedona
Library, Box 268, Sedona, Arizona,
86336.

Sagan’s musing that “the trick is to
know which books to read” can be
answered to a certain degree by a book
that’s now in our collection. “The List
of Books” is the work of two noted
British writers who with a group of col-
laborators have compiled an annotated
list of more than 3,060 titles that meet
their standards for inclusion in the ideal
personal library.

Titles are both old[...]e books receive concise comments,
supplemented by a system of
“Michelin-like symbols” which give opi-
nions such as “a particular pleasure to
read,” “seminal book that changed our
thinking,” and “infuriating; possibly il-
luminating.”

Also included are a list of best books
of the 1970s; the editor’s choices of
books they would take to a desert
island; and good British and American
home[...]and gives
many suggestions for good books to
read in the future.

WHAT'S DOING
IN 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 Hot Line Crisis Number is 634-3632.

THURSDAY, JULY 9

Pre-School Story Hour - 10:30 a.m. Sedona Public
Library. 282-7714.

Kiwanis Club Mtg. & Luncheon - 12 noon, King’s
Ransom Restaurant. Visitors welcome. 282-3155.

Oak Creek Niners 8:00 a.m. Oak Creek Country
Club. Visitors welcome. 282-7318/9295.

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

Course on Miracles taught by Corinne Hamilton
1:30 p.m. at Unity Church. No fee. 282-7181.

Overeaters Anonymous 7 p.m. Call Cathy. 282-384[...]30 to 9:30 p.m. Visitors
welcome. 282-4535/567-3271.

Sedona Needlework Guild - St. Andrew's Parish
Hall. 10 a.m. For information, call 282-7750.

Pendleton Fabric Craft School. Rug Techniques. In-
ga Krook, Instructor. 282-3671.

FRIDAY, JULY 10

Duplicate Bridge - 1 p.m. Harmony Hills Club
House - North off 89A past fire station. Visitors
welcome. 282-7406.

Fish-Chicken Fry - 6:30 to 8 p.m. Elks Lodge on Air-
port Road. Public invited. 282-7571.

Alcoholics Anonymous Mtg. - 8:30 p.m. General
Supply Co. Bldg. on Hopi Drive. 282-5228.

Men's Prayer Meeting 7:00 a.m. Wesleyan Sanc-
tuary on Brewer Rd. Open to all.

Mellerdrama sponsored by the Sedona-Oak Creek
Canyon Chamber of Commerce “Monster Soup” at
Memory Lane Theate[...].

Pendleton Fabric Craft School. Rug Techniques. In-
ga Krook, Instructor. 282-3671.

Red Rock Memorial Lodge No. 63 F & M - 7 p.m. -
Masonic Temple Masonic Visitors welcome.
282-5371.

Red Rock Masonic Ladies Auxiliary - 7 p.m. Pot[...]- Masonic
related women visitors welcome. 282-5301.

SATURDAY, JULY 11

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

Square Dance - Cottonwood R[...]s welcome.

All-Sedona Gym Night at Sedona School on Brewer
Rd. Basketball at 6:30, Volleyball at 7:15, Program at
8:00. Everyone welcome. 282-4262.

Mellerdrama sponsored by the Sedona-Oak Creek
Canyon Chamber of Commerce “Monster Soup” at
Memory Lane Theatr[...]Mellerdrama at 8:00 p.m.
282-7735.

SUNDAY, JULY 12

Skeet/Trap Shooting. Coconino County Sheriff's
Range, end of Jordan Rd. 1:00 p.m. Everyone
welcome; help for begiggers. 282-9219.

Learning about Navajos. 10:00 a.m. at Wesleyan
Sanctuary on Brewer Rd. YMWB Children will have
missionary Katherine Beard to show and tell about
her 50 years of experience with the Navajos.

MONDAY, JULY 13

Duplicate Bridge - 1 p.m. - Harmony Hills Club
House - north off 89A, past fire station. Visitors
welcome. 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 Supply
Co. Bldg. on Hopi Drive, 282-3362.

Al-Anon Family Mtg. - 8 p.m. - “Is Your Life Af-
fected by Someone Elses Drinking Problem?” General
Supply Co. Bldg on Hopi Drive. 282-4242/3978.

Alcoholics Anonymous Mtg: - 8 p.m. General Supply
Co. Bldg. on Hopi Drive - 282-5240.

Women’s Prayer Group. E[...]-7440 for information.

Driver’s Exam - 9:00 to 11:30 a.m.; 1:00 p.m. to 3:30
p.m. Elk’s Lodge on Airport Rd.

Dynamic Prayer Group at 49:00 a.m. Unity Church.
282-7181.

Pendleton Fabric Craft School. Beginning Hand-
weaving on floor looms. Mary Pendleton, Instructor.
282-3671.

Sedona-Verde Valley Board of Realtors - 6:30 p.m.
282-5409.

XI Alpha Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi - 7:30 p.m. -
visitors welcome - for location call 282-7766.

Sedona Community Center Board of Directors - 7:30
p.m. 282-4549.

TUESDAY, JULY 14

Ladies Day Golf 8:30 a.m. - Oak Creek Country
Club. 282-4462.

Verde Valley Home Town Band - 7:30 p.m. Sedona
School on Brewer Road. New band members welcome.
282-3700.[...]es - 7:30 p.m. For information and
rides call 282-1275. Visitors welcome.

Sedona Sunrise Kiwanis Club7 a.m. Auntie Maudes
Restaurant. 282-4815.

Sedona Midday Rotary Club - 12:10 p.m. Poco
Diablo. 282-7116.

Course in Miracles 7:00 p.m. Sedona School on
Brewer Road.

Home Bible Studies, 7:30 p.m. All w[...].

Pendleton Fabric Craft School. Rug Techniques, In-
ga Krook, Instructor. 282-3671.

AA Meeting - 1:30 p.m. General Supply Building on
Hopi Drive. f

Christian Fellowship Breakfast sponsored by
Sedona Central Church - 8:0Q a.m. - Kings Ransom.
Open to all ladies. Come and share in His Joy.

Soroptimist Club - 12 noon - Auntie Maudes
Restaurant. 282-4141.

BPW - 7:00 p.m. - Business Meeting - Auntie
Mau[...]rican Legion Post No. 64 - 7:30 p.m. - Elks
Lodge on Airport Rd. - all veterans welcome.
282-3975.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 15

Sedona Toastmaster’s Club - Poco Diablo 7 a.m. to
8:30 a.m. For further information contact Roger Lytel
282-1775.

Course in Miracles taught by Corinne Hamilton,
Unity Church. 7:00 p.m. 282-7181.

Men’s Golf - 8 am. Oak Creek Country Club.
28[...]om-
mended for printing the
Letters to the Editor
which appeared in the Ju-
ly ist issue. This, in my
opinion, is the closest to
“OBJECTIVE” reporting
the Red Rock NEWS has
come.

I share the sense of
frustration which some of
the writers of the above
letters expressed to the
“Editorializing” allowed
by this paper in the name
of “reporting.” I, too, was
the victim of the
“editorializing repor-
ting.”

From the letters of Ju-
ly ist issue, there ap-
pears to be a “silent” but
growing nucleus of
Sedonans who are ques-
tioning and thinking in-
dependently about local
issues, and are not duped
into believing that the
local taxpayer/special in-
terest groups speak for
all Sedona. From my
point of view, this is in-
deed refreshing.

The rapport which the
fire/ambulance districts
have with all forms of
local media is laudible,
but, in my opinion, leaves
Sedona without an objec-
tive reporting vehicle.
When a person feels
strongly enough to speak
out or ask questions
relative to the “sacred
cow,” our local fire/am-
bulance districts, he does
so at considerable risk of
being “editorialized” in
the local media as disrup-
tive and resorting to[...]d paper, do
not publish or read the
entire budget of the local
firefambulance districts
PRIOR to the PUBLIC
HEARINGS. This should
bring the heretofore
“silent” thinkers out to
the hearings.

While the rest of
Coconino and Yavapai
Counties, as well as the
entire state of Arizona,
and our nation as a whole
struggle to reduce the
size and growth of all
levels of government
spending, Sedona, IF one
accepts the p[...],
appears ready to endorse
ever-increasing amount
of taxes.

Sedona, I believe,
deserves an END to
“subjective” reporting,
both in the print and
word media, and when a
person in good conscience
questions, or takes excep-
tion to a local “Hot
potato” issue, his com-
ments deserve the same
degree of credibility at-
tached to those on the
other side.

This is one Sedonan
who is pleasantly surpris-
ed by the fact “another”
side was presented by
the Red Rock NEWS,
even if it was in the Let-
ter to the Editor. At least
it’s a start.

Sincerely,
Paul F. Miller
Sedona, Arizona[...]TE:

We must take issue with
the generalizing way in
which the reporting by the
NEWS is characterized in
this letter. We make an ef-
fort to remain objective in
our reporting, and will
continue that effort.

Th[...]budget were printed
than they do to obtain
copies of those budgets. It
is not our responsibility to
do everyone’s hamewor[...]hey take
the time and effort to do
their homework in order
that they can develop an
opinion,

We, too,[...]pecial interest
groups’’ do not speak for
all of Sedona, However,
most often these groups are
the[...]attend the crucial
meetings,

Dick Riley,

Editor In Chief

P.O. Box 619

Sedona, Arizona 86336

Dear Dick:

We want you[...]wareness Tour con-
ducted by the Forest Ser-
vice in the series of three
articles printed in the
Sedona Red Rock NEWS.

The explanation of the
Smoke Management pro-
gram hopefully will help
the general public
understand the use of fire
as a tool and why it is
necessary to conduct
prescribed burns.

Objective[...]oster understan-
ding and an_ eventual
resolution of potentially
controversial issues.

Congratulations on
your recent appointment
as Editor In Chief of the
NEWS. We are looking
forward to working with
you on future topics of in-
terest to the public.

Sincerely,
Neil R. Paulso[...]ck NEWS to me for
the next year. You have
“come a long way” with
the NEWS. There is not
other newspaper like it in
ANY small town that I
know of. It is very
refreshing to read the ar-
ticles written by local,
concerned people. In fact,
guys, there is no place
like Sedona! I still have
my home there, and in-
tend to retire in Sedona
within the next two
years, at the latest.[...]Sedona
for the past 27 years,
with the exception of the
past two years that I
have managed the
Williams and Steele Land
Company office in Camp
Verde, and rented my
retirement home in
Sedona.

Wishing you and yours
the very best, I remain
your friend and advocate,

L. Paul Brockman, Sr.

Bob Larson

Red Rock NEWS
P.O. Box 619
Sedona, Az 86336

Dear Bob:

On behalf of the
Friends of the Sedona
Library, I want to ex-
press my appreciation to
you for the weekly
“advertisement” you
have published in the Red
Rock NEWS. This has
been tremendously suc-
cessful in obtaining
membership in the
Friends over the last few
weeks. We very much[...]help and
cooperation.

Yours very truly,
Larry R. Poage
Manager, Valley Bank

To the Editor:

This by no means is in-
tended as a reply to the
series of letters appear-
ing in the July 1 issue of
the NEWS. Everyone is
entitled to an opinion.
Nor do I feel the need to
justify anything I’ve writ-
ten.

But for the benefit of
relative newcomers to
Sedona, or those who are
unaware of the activities
of the taxpayer groups, I
feel some clarification is
indicated.

Sedona is NOT a legal
entity and has no LOCAL
governing body. A coun-
ty line irreguiariy bisects
this town, which is not a
town. All decisions regar-
ding such local issues[...]LUNCHEON AT

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galerie restaurant

HWY, 179-SEDONA

planning and zoning,
building codes, and school
districting are made by
three supervisors in
Prescott (for Yavapai-
Sedona) and five super-
visors in Flagstaff (for
Coconino-Sedona), a
method of government
devised to handle small
rural areas, a classifica-
tion no longer applicable
to Sedona.

As Sedona’s growth
began to escalate some
years ago, a number of
groups, many with exper-
tise in a particular field,
banded together to pro-
tect the community from
exploitation by special in-
terest groups.

Among these were two
taxpayer gr[...]stated objectives are: “To
work with all levels of
government; to protect
and preserve the natural
environment, scenic
beauty and trangility of
Sedona; to support con-
structive uses of land and
natural resources and to
discourage uses[...]or
polluting; to obtain the
best possible quality of
governmental services in
return for the taxes
levied upon us; to
cooperate with all other
groups or individuals in
achieving our objec-
tives.”

In Yavapai-Seduna
they called themselves
the Sedona-Red Rock
Taxpayers Association;
in Coconino-Sedona, the
Sedona-Coconino Tax-
payers Association. A
nominal membership fee
was asked to cover mail-
ing and other
unavoidable expenses.

Over the years,
members of these two
groups have worked
diligently to protect the
interests of the average
citizen. These devoted
men and women, many of
whom at one time com-
manded well-paying ex-
ecutive jobs in private in-
dustry, give freely of
their time to committee
work, to on-site inspec-
tions,. to innumerable
trips to Pres[...]Phoenix, where members
watchdog legislative bills
which might affect the
community.

Not only is everyone in
the community invited to
join these organizations,
but they are urged to do
so. Input is encouraged
from member and non-
member alike. The
“special interests” of
these groups are the in-
terests of the community
as determined by com-
munity input. Through
them, for example, the
pouring of raw sewage in-
to a 200-300-ft. hole
(injection well) as a
means of sewage disposal
has been stopped; and to-
day, after several years’
effort, Yavapai County
has a building code.

Members of the groups
working for the better-
ment of the community
would be the first to
acknowledge they are not
the ultimate in communi-
ty representation. Never-
theless, these groups are
the only means available
through which the com-
munity can act in a con-
certed fashion.

Anyone who is
dissatisfied for any
reason with any phase of
community activity is
certainly entitled to say
so. But negativity ex-
pressed year after year
by any group of
dissenters which is not
followed by positive ac-
tion serves little or no
purpose. Actively work;
ing with one of the
available groups for the
betterment of the com-
munity seems a more ap-
propriate action. Such
participation is sought by
all the groups and is most
urgently needed.

Lucy Copestake

282-1978

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12A - RED ROCK NEWS Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, July 8, 1981

Mellerdra

by Dick Riley

It’s not what one would
expect in a mellodrama..
with ghouls and swamps,
but other than that, it has
all the ingredients of a
good, action-packed boo-
ing and hissing evening.

Director Lorraine Ben-
dix Lutrell has assembled
a fine cast, who, even
though it was opening
night, sailed through the
evening with just a few
momentary pauses.

Helga Moskowitz, who
plays Granny, the eldest
ghoul, is excellent as she
cackles her way along.
She is on stage most of
the play and handles the
pace well.

Jim Chapin,[...]o Locher,
were entertaining and
sometimes amusing in
their renditions of old
tunes. Elmer Olson
played his musical
spoons,[...]g
acts. Jim Liner lent his

in
Aad say 2 ©[...]fine voice in one song dur-
ing the olios.

Medicare
Insurance

Premium
Now $11

by Doris Merrill
District Manager,
Social Security

The monthly premium
for the medical insurance
part of Medicare increas-
ed to $11 for the
12-month period starting
July 1st.

In spite of this in-
crease, people should
know that they are pay-
ing less than a third of
the cost of this insurance.
More than two-thirds isin the
U.S., in an office, home,
hospital, or elsewhere;
for outpatient hospital
services; for some health
care in a person’s home;
and for other medical ser-
vices[...]st covered ser-
vices, medical insurance
pays 80% of the approv-
ed charges after the pa-
tient has incurred $60 in
approved charges - the
annual deductible - for
the year. Because of the
way approved charges
are figured and because
of the rates of inflation in
medical care prices,
however, approved
charges ar[...]rs’ or sup-
pliers’ actual charges.

Medicare is available
to nearly everyone 65 or
older, people of any age
with permanent kidney
failure, and to peo[...]ise eligible for
hospital insurance at 65
can buy this protection.
The premium is $89 a
month for the 12-month
period starting in July. A
person buying hospital in-
surance must also have

medical insurance
covera[...]t the Prescott
Social Security Office
located at 216 So. Cortez
St., Prescott. The toll-
free number to call js
1-800-352-5488. A free
leaflet, “A Brief Explana-
tion of Medicare,” can be
obtained which contains
more information about
Medicare protection,

ma is of a

Curses, foiled again! Villain Lawyer Fleasom,
played by Jim Chapin, was a hit in the newest
mellerdramer, MONSTER SOUP, playing at[...]ith his
short piece about villains
and such.

All in all, it was a fine,
fast-paced evening of
entertainment, which the
standing-room-only
crowd loved.

5.0.0. SPORT[...]Mae, played
by Cocco Locher,
appears to be taken in
by the villain, played by
Jim Chapin .... but is

» she really fooled?

' NEWSfoto by Dick Riley[...]na teams are concerned, the
Senior League program is over also.

On Monday, June 29, in Ladies Slow Pitch,
Blauert’s Babes beat Sedona Sheet Metal 17 to 7.

Thursday, in Ladies Slow Pitch, the Crickettes
downed Sedona Sheet Metal 18 to 12.

Friday, the Eager Beavers slammed the Daily Dolls
19 to 4, and Dickie’s Devils outscored the Miller Girls
21 to 11.

Sunday, the last three games of the Ladies Slow
Pitch were scheduled. In the first game, Blauert’s
Babes captured first place with their win over the
Crickettes, 25 to 17.

The game between the Eager Beavers and Sedona[...]was forfeited to the Eager Beavers, so
they show a win of 7 to 0. The Eager Beaver’s finished
the season in 2nd place.

In the third game, Dickie’s Devils beat the Daily
Dolls 20 to 15.

On Tuesday, June 30th, the second game of the
best-of-three playoffs in Little League Minors was
played. The Cubs dcwned the Cards in that game, 15
to 10, tying the series at one game apiece.

The Cards took the championship on Thursday
when they beat the Cubs 11 to 0. Cards pitcher Scott
Howard pitched a no-hitter in that game.

In Senior League play, The Sedona Royals downed
the Camp Verde Reds 14 to 4 last Wednesday.

The Sedona Tigers slipped past Phoenix Cement, in
a Wednesday game, 11 to 8.

The Saturday game between the Sedona Royal[...]Mets was forfeited by the Mets, so
the Royals go on record with a win over them, 7 to 0.

The Royals, at 11 and 0 for the season, are the
champs this year. Even though there is a make-up
game to be played between the Royals and Phoenix
Cement, there is no way the Cottonwood Police, in se-
cond place, can catch the Royals, having lost[...]Return to Nostalgia

DUDE’S

Dining & Dancing
in a serene atmosphere
Weds. thru Sat.

RAY STARLING B[...]at the Steinway

Introducing Entertainers’ sit-in
Try outs 3-5 Mon. afternoons

Hwy. 89A
Across from Basha’s Shopping Center

Happy Hour 4 p.m. -6p.m.
Well Drinks 2 for 1
Lunches 11:30 a.m. -2:00 p.m.
Dinner 5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

For Information
Call 282-7585[...]League All-Stars will play in Wickenburg and Senior
League in Kingman. Both leagues are in the final
stages of picking their All-Star players.

Sedona Community Center Men's Softfall began
Monday, July 6. The schedule is as follows:

July 8 - Bashas’ vs Don Woods.

July 9 - Garland’s Navajo Rugs vs Oak Creek Tavern.
July 10 - Wood Joint vs. John DePoe Ins.

July 12 - Bill’s Tractor Service vs. Marvin James Con-
str.

July 13 -
July 14 -
July 15 -
ter:

John DePoe Ins. vs. Oak Creek Tavern.
Oa[...]ugs.
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by Dick Riley

“In my 10 years in this
area, I have never made
an arrest of ain a business suit, or the

however, Richards
pointed out, it is still bet-
ter to let him get past the
cash regis[...]n-

blem, but are easier to
prosecute because the in-
tent is obvious.

What should a shop
owner do it he wishes to

in Sedona.” That's what matronly-appearing ting him. It was, collect the money on a
Corporal Bill Nigh, of the woman could also be a however, pointed out bad check? He should file
Coconino County _ thief. that shoplifters seldom a civil suit; not file a
Sheriffs Office, told a In response to are violent. criminal complaint unless

group of close to 60 mer-
chants attending a

numerous questions of
how to approach a

On the subject of bad
checks, Verkamp said

he wishes to also pro-[...]and how tode- that theintenttodefraud The subject of
seminar last Tuesday tain him or her, Coconino must be obvious. A post- fraudulent credit cards
night. The seminar, held County Sheriff Joe dated check, a stop- was discussed, also. It
at the King’s Ransom, Richards said that the payment check, or a was noted that credit

was sponsored by the
Sedona Chamber of Com-
merce. A _ panel, con-
sisting of John Verkamp,
Coconino County at-
torney; Wes Maulden, in-
vestigator for the
Yavapai County Sheriff's
Dept[...]said,
that he hasn't made any
shoplifting arrests is pro-
bably because the store
clerks or operators are
not observant enough. “I

made after the audience

clerk should be[...]. If
the shoplifter becomes
violent, he noted, it is
better to let him go, then
make note of his license
number and description
of his vehicle.

According to the law,
the person has only to
“knowingly conceal goods
on his person” to be guil-
ty of shoplifting;

tt

or

check the shopkeeper has
been asked to hold, do not
qualify as intent to
defraud. When in doubt,
it was pointed out, they
should be checked[...]can help police to
find and prosecute the
guilty in the case of ob-
vious fraud.

Bogus checks are a pro-

NOBBY TIRES

cards must be signed, and
prec[...]cription and
license numbers are im-
portant when in doubt.
The overall thrust of
the seminar was that the
shop owner and clerks
should be more observant
in the case of shoplifting
and take precautions to
get enough information
when in doubt about
checks or credit cards.

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Is A Business.” The film
depicted various methods
employed by shoplifters:
a woman who walks into
a store without a purse
and removes sales tags
from a purse on the shelf,
then places personal
items from her pockets in
the purse - and walks out
of the store with a new
purse; the woman with a
hole in the bottom of her
purse, for use in reaching

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nothing more than a
wrapped package. Items
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woman who appears to be
pregnant was shown to
have several sweaters
stuffed into a waistband
under her coat. A topcoat
carelessly slung over a
man’s shoulder can carry
several items slipped into
inside pockets.

Teams of shoplifters
were shown to be well
organized as one or more
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other slips items into his
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by Elizabeth Rigby

Every year at about
this time at least one per-
son telephones to an-
noun[...]ooming agave
anyone has ever seen and
wouldn't we like to
photograph it; so when
Brent Bridges of Ridge
Road called the other day
and started out with “I
have this century plant,
and I wonder if you'd be
interested,” the wheels
started going around in
my head in search of a
polite refusal.”

Then he told me what
he had and it sounded so
incredible that I hightail-
ed it over to Lazy Bear to
see for myself. Never in
all the years that my hus-
band and I have been
observing,
photographing and
reading about this won-
drous plant have we ever
seen or even read about
anything like what
Bridges was describing.

Anyone who has wat-
ched the phenomenon of
this plant’s blooming
knows that when its time
has come (and, of course,
it doesn’t take a hundred
years) it sends up a single
stalk from the center of
the rosette.

That stalk, looking at
first. dike. © a2. giant

THIS AGAVE flower stalk is estim

asparagus, may grow as
much as a foot a day as it
reaches for the sky. Final-
ly, at a considerable
distance from the ground,
it will start to put out
short side branches, and
on these the beautiful
blossoms will form, first
yellow, then yellow and
red, at least in our
species.

In time, however, the
rosette and stalk, mission
accomplished, will wither
and die -- hence the belief
that a century plant
blooms only once.

Essentially this is true.
The central rosette does
die after its spec[...]und
roots (Brent Bridges calls
these “pups”), which is
why you so often see
clusters of agaves grow-
ing close together.

Normally, these “pups”
take their own time in
maturing and do not
bloom at the same time
as the[...]nt, since
they are usually very
much smaller, but in the
case of the Bridges plant
something strikingly dif-
feren[...]something that may very
well be unique.

Perhaps a dozen of the
immature rosettes have
sent out slender flowe[...]e are
many smaller blooming stalks, one at least 71
feet tall, some hugging the ground but still in

bloom.

NEWStfoto by Elizabeth Rigby

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stalks of their own, and
these, too, are blooming
at various heights in
perfect simulation of the
parent plant but on a
much smaller scale. One
of these “pup” stalks is
7/2 feet tall. A couple of
others are perhaps four

or five feet in height, and
quite a number are hugg-
ing the ground but in
bloom nevertheless.
There is one possible
explanation for the
phenomenon, alth[...]start at Oakcreek C.C.
got all the ladies off to a
good start - then the
clouds moved in, there
was some lightning and a
good, steady rain. Since it
rains so seldom out here,
the Tournament chair-
man had not, at this
writing, arrived at her
results, if any, for the[...]as yet.

However, seventeen or
more members were in
Prescott attending the
Prescott Country Club
Guest Day, and finished
their golf with only a
light sprinkle on their
last holes. The ladies had
a great luncheon and the
following were happy
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ourselves has a better
one, we'd be pleased to
hear about it.

Bridges is a dedicated
gardener, and in close
proximity to his giant
agave he has a number of

healthy zucchini plants
set in metal-rimmed
basins. He waters and

fertilizes th[...]and often
when he’s doing so he
turns the hose on the cen-
tury plant and
throughout the growing
se[...]ikes it fine.

Merriroe Paintings at
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Admirers of Mary
(Mrs. Frederic) Parker's
paintings will have an op-
portunity to see more of
them at The Arizona
Bank this month. Mrs.
Parker, who signs her
work Merriroe,[...]al Bank last year and
at the Valley National
Bank in May of this year.

The 17 oils in the cur-
rent show include several
paintings not previously
exhibited by this artist,
including a number that
reflect her extensive
travels and some that
“just happened.” Her
subject matter is varied
and includes both land-
scapes and figurat[...]RED ROCK NEWS Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, July 8, 1981 - 3B

CLOSE-UP VIEW of the multiple blooms. Note that the main stalk is bare

, Ame

Piller ean.

of blooms this close to the ground. At least four of the smaller stalks can be

seen in the photograph, and there are many more.

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FO[...]

Circa 1914. Uncle Walt Van Deren left, was a BIG fella. He was also king of

his chuck wagon. Ed Page, right, tends a big Dutch oven.

Early Day Dealings with

by Will[...]dona pioneer cat-
tleman, Earl Van Deren.
“When I was about fif-
teen or sixteen years old,
I began working for
Frank Spear who had a
place on the old George
Jordan land, uptown of
present Sedona. I made a
dollar and a half a day
and my board. It took me
two years, but I finally
saved enough money to
buy a horse of my own.”
Earl, who was born “on
the Verde River” near
Cottonwood in 1906
remembers that the
horse “was one of the
best lead horses I ever
had.”

It was an animal most
necessary to the cowboy
art and went by name of
Dan. Earl bought him
from a fella named Perry
who had a place on
Garland Prairie (near to-
day’s Snow Bowl, nor-
theast of Flagstaff).
Perry also wintered in
the Verde Valley near
this era’s Windmill

Ranch, midway between
Sedona and Cottonwood.

Good ol’ Dan cost Earl
$125, a healthy price
those days, but it was a
young animal who train-
ed well. After fifteen
ye[...]ith mat-
ters pertinent to cattle.
He homesteaded in the
Dry Creek and summered
his stock “up on the
mountain,” that area be-
ing Forest Service graz-
ing allotments in the
Munds Park/Newman
Park lands southeast of
Flagstaff. When he and
wife Leah, along with son
Walter, left these parts
to buy a ranch in Mon-
tana, Earl was 49 years
old.

Walter and family run
the Montana spread
these days. In 1973 Leah
died and Earl later
retired to Sedona where
he lives with present wife
Jennie Lee, the both of
them childhood friends.

Memories do linger,
thoughts of what made
life move along in all its
activities and_ ex-

periences. And Earl has
very definite

some

recollections: Concerning
cowboys of today, he -- as
well as more than a few
working cowpunchers,
generally -- look with dis-
dain on those Rexall
(drugstore) cowboys on
the rodeo circuits. And
that goes for know-nothin
cowboys dressed to look
like the real thing.
“There’s not a one of ‘em
who could follow in Ira
Smith’s or my tracks for
thirty minutes out in the
brush, when we were
younger.” Earl does ad-[...]y do.
And their horses are
trained for that. Most of
‘em would be lost when it
comes to working with
stock. Get ‘em out on the
wild and the first tree
they’d ride under, it'd
knock ’em off.”

But, of course, out in
the working part of ran-
ching, cowboys often took
bets as to who could stay
longest on a_ bucking
horse or take a young
steer down the quickest,
didn’t they? Earl
responded to that with,
“Well, I'll tell you - I
never rode a_ bucking

Present-day hand with know-how at cowboy cookin’. On left Earl Van
Deren; on right, Mary Wyatt pours cowboy cream into gravy.[...]Cattle belonging to Henry Burrus at shipping time in Newman Park circa

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1955. It's not a Longhorn, just a long-horned Herford.

Circa 1935, Newman Park, southeast of Flagstaff. Bailing hay.

Dudes, Camp Cooks and Getting Along

horse in my life if I could
get out of it. There was
no real money in it and no
percentage. No sense get-
tin’ legs broke and head
banged up. But I’ve seen
many fellas do it.”

What about Ira S[...]and he
knew what he was doin’.
He didn’t have a bit of
fear concerning horses in
no way, shape or form.
Besides being an ex-
cellent roper, he could do
just about anything he
wanted to with a horse.”
(Ira Smith, born in Corn-
ville in 1903 and a much
respected Sedona resi-
dent, is still a working
cowboy. And one heck of
a cowboy cook.)

It's’ a ‘fact. that
cowboys’ stomachs res-
pond to the quality of
cooking they encounter
on the job. Looking for-
ward to good chow on the
trail, or at the ranch, can
make a rough day a bit
easier. On the other hand,
bad cooks are subject to
responsive treatment ofIn
the later years, when
there were only four or
five of us on roundup,
some hobo would be hired
as cook who wasn’t worth
much. We'd proposition
the boss that if he’d fire
that fella, we’d do the
cookin’. And that’s one
way we got rid of ’im.

‘One time, I
remember, we were
camped at Willard Spr-
ings. They’d hired this
guy, from Georgia, I
think he was, to do the
cookin’. He might have
done all right on a stove,
but he didn’t know the
first thing about cookin’
on a campfire.
Everything he put on it
got burned before it ever
got cooked. Things g[...]uyberg’s Two Bar out-
fit, and that he was com-
in’ over our way. What
we did was to let the cook
know just how tough a
fella Ira was and especial-
ly how he took no likin’
for bad cooks.

“Ira showed up leading
a string of eight or ten
half-broke horses. He
hadn’t shaved for quite
awhile. And he was wear-
ing a pair of bat-winged
chaps and packing his .45
automatic. He didn’t own
a six-gun. He looked
tough. He was. Then we
really went to work on
that cook, remindin’ him
of Ira’s reputation and
how he really hated bad
co[...]lats. So
we had to do our own
cookin’ from then on.”

What about those
cowboy movies that show
a bunch of cowpokes
ridin’ up to the chuck
wagon, tying their
mounts to it, getting a
cup of coffee and sitting
around discussing the
day, sorta friendly like?
Earl had two uncles who
cooked many a year for
roundups .. Walt and Jim
Van Deren. “Tie their
horses to the chuck
wagon and grab a cup of
coffee?” he said. “If they
did, they only did[...]ey’d break ’em loose. If
the cowboys didn’t like
that, they could suffer
the consequences. Uncle
W[...]-
six, but he wasn’t fat.”
(There seems clear in-
dication that no one
trespassed on the cook’s
domain unless invited.
Other conversations with
long-time cowboys con-
firm this.)

Dudes just naturally
seem to amaze cowboys.
They come in all sizes and

- in all categories. One that

Van Deren remembers
was[...]“He'd come out

here to see the West, I
guess. He'd follow any
roundup he could, from
first to last.

“One thing I remember
well is that he had a pair
of army boots -- the kind
with the leather wrong
side out. And he had a
pair of army spurs (WW
I). Rather than fasten
them on his boots with
the usual leather straps,
he RIVETED them on.
They went everywhere
he did.

“One time he was
camped with about fif-
teen or twenty fellas on
Dry Creek. They were
roundin’ up wild cattle in
the area. Anyway, three
of them Lloyd Van
Deren, Walter Baker and
Greene Tho[...]yon. They
found where two bulls
had been fighting in a
manzanita flat. The bulls
had evidently been at it
all day, ‘cause they’d
cleared about one-
quarter of an acre.

“The three fellas decid-
ed to make up a story for
benefit of the Eastern
dude. They told him back
at camp that they'd found
a place where a bear and
a bull had fought each
other so hard that both
had been killed. Of
course, they added this
and that to the story to
make it really good.

“So when the roundup
was finished, this dude
went to Flagstaff. Maybe
he was a newspaper
writer, ‘cause-he wrote
up quite a story concern-
ing that bear and bull
he’d heard about. And
the Coconino Sun - the
newspaper in Flagstaff -—
published it. You know, I
had folks ask me about
that bear and bull story
for ten years afterward.”

Times were tough in
the depression years. To
illustrate: “One fall, I had
a bunch of cows I wanted
to sell, but there were no
cattle buyers around with
any money, ” Van Deren
said. “So I ran onto Jess
Kellem in Flagstaff. I told
him I had about thirty
head of my older cows I
needed to sell, what with

7, 1933.

my winter range in Dry
Creek havin’ about as
much grass on it as a
tabletop. I was short on
feed and had no money to
buy any.

“Jess told me that if I'd
take them over to Harr-
ington Lake (about 10
miles southeast of
Flagstaff) that he’d give
me five dollars apiece for
‘em. I did that, and we
helped him brand them.
Later, he[...]now
from what. But he also
told me that every one of
the remaining cows had a
calf come spring. I knew
they would, but I had to
sell them.

“One thing I learned a
long time ago was that

when I needed some
money, I had to sell
something in order to get
it. And I stayed out of
debt that way.”

Copyright 1981
William H. Howard

NEWSfoto Feature
by William Howard

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Carrying on tradition in grand manner is Lyle Clenison aboard his horse,
Dutch. This young working cowboy is well thought of by Ira Smith and Earl
Van Deren, both cowb[...]

Insurance
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by Gene Palmer

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loss. Damages to or loss of non-business property due
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claimed. A deductible casualty loss must result from
an identifiable event -- an accident or a fire, for in-
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dinary occurrences, such as breakage of glassware
during normal handling, or moth damage,[...]or accidental
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‘VERDE VALLEY PLAZA
COTTONWOOD

by Lois Young

Hi, dear friends,

Received a fine and fun letter today from my good
friend Maclin Bocock Guerard in which she grants me
permission to reprint her poem. Thank you, Maclin.
Here are her “Reflections in advanced middle age.”

For months and hours, years on vanished years
We've raced through currents flowi[...]mal flesh harpooned by fears
Has bled, but healed in the other’s watchful sight.
Leapt! How we've leapt in palm and flowered bays!
Withdrawn to rest, to pause in silent shoals

And there through blazing nights a[...]t not for long,
Preferring most to plunge without a sound,

To swim alone to mute and inward song.

But now a wind is rising, nights will freeze,

And we must think of dark and frigid seas.

Isn't it a beauty? Maclin dedicated it to her hus-
band, Albert Guerard. After spending a wondrous
afternoon at the Barn, surrounded by sculpted pieces
on onyx, copper ore, marble, granite by Nassan
Gobran, the poem seems to symbolize, too, the
oneness of Nassan and the stone in which he loves to
work; even the titles of various pieces are indicative:
“Transcendent,” “Spirit of the Onyx,” “Awareness,”
“Eternity,” “[...]and “Oneness” itself.

Nassan says that stone is sensuous material. Each
piece, even different parts of the same stone, has its
particular live quality, its own spirit, and it is only

Sunrise Kiwanis Donates to
New Sedona Cadet Corps

The Tuesday morning
meeting of The Sunrise
Kiwanis was indeed a
happy and productive oc-
casion. The Sunrise Club
presented the new
Sedona branch of the
Verde Valley Sheriff's
Cadet Corps with a check
for $200.00.

Margaret Mary Olive,
coordina[...]club president
Kevin Moriarty.
Margaret said, “This
means that all the cadets
who wish to participate
in the program at the
junior Police Academy in
July may now do so.”

The Sunrise Club was

ver[...]given by these
worthy young people.

The program of the
day also included presen-
tation of the Golden
Peanut Award, given to
Cadet Cpl. Kim Hackett.
This award is given for
the greatest number of
peanuts sold during the
St. Patrick’s Day parade,
peanut sales being one of
the Kiwanis fund-raising
projects.

Baptist Found[...]Present Program Here

Glen E. Crotts, direc-
tor of the Baptist Founda-
tion of Arizona, will pre-
sent a short Investments
For Christ Conference
Sunday, July 12, at 7 p.m.
in the Jordan Road
facilities of First Baptist
Church of Sedona. The
guest speaker will also
present the sermon at the
11 a.m. worship service
the same day.

Baptist Foundation of
Arizona, organized in
1948 by the Arizona
Southern Baptist Con-
vention, serves Baptists
and others in providing
endowments, trusts,
wills, annuities, life in-
come agreements and
general financial counsel.

Glen Crotts joined the
foundation staff as direc-
tor 19 years ago. He has
seen the organization
grow to the point of hav-
ing $13,000,000 in total
assets, 13 full-time
employees, plus other
devoted Christian con-
sultants in law and
finance. Barry Hall,
pastor of the local church,
said, “The foundation is
administratively one of
the finest and most
dependable for helping

peopl[...]ame time, direct their
funds to assist the causes
of Christ.”

Prior to his association
with the Arizona
Southern Baptist agency,
Crotts pastored for 22
years in the states of
Arkansas, Texas, Florida
and Arizona. His Arizona
pastorate was First
Southern Baptist Church
of Tucson. He is a
graduate of Ouachita
Baptist University and
Southwestern Bapt[...]uaint those atten-
ding with options to ex-
plore in the Christian
stewardship of funds.
Pastor Hall mentioned
that people often need
trustworthy help in
managing their financial
affairs, and the founda-
tion certainly has been
helpful to such in-
dividuals, but many peo-
ple overlook their resp[...]opportunity to
strengthen families and
the causes of Christ.

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suggestion[...]nd the stone’s,
merge into oneness, they create a new spiritual enti-
ty, “form which lives, speaks beyond itself and mar-
ries space, illuminated and bathed with light.”

It was one of those wild and wonderful Barn Mon-
days that happen once a month with the changing of
shows; wouldn't miss one for anything. People all[...]ONA ANNUAL
committee checking out the last pieces of that retiring
show on the stage, Lucille Ferrara and her Guild com-
mittee hanging the new Artists and Craftsmen’s
Guild show in the upper gallery and Nassan, Chair-
man of exhibits Adele Bednarz, Dr. Harry Wood, Pro-
fessor Emeritus of Art, Arizona State University, and

Lee Ford arranging and lighting Nassan’s one-man\

show of sculpture and stunning photographs of Jerry
Jacko of pieces that were not able to be here in person
(i.e. stone or bronze). Lee Ford moved like magic with
his ladder, adjusting lights to the satisfaction of on-
the-ground folk, Adele, Nassan and Harry; I
wandered about, admiring, joined from time to time
by Harry Wood with marvelous bits of information
(I've learned you're never too old to learn or to be[...]y. Did you know that Rodin didn’t
work directly in stone but that Michelangelo did? He
was very particular about the pieces of marble or
other stone that he planned to use, examined it
carefully in darkness and in light, searching for possi-
ble flaws as well as[...]refore, his
sculptures have lasted these hundreds of years while
other pieces from the same era have lost noses, arms,
whatever. Nassan is very particular, too. He walks
around it, examines it, in darkness and then by
candlelight, communicates wi[...]hing
and feeling it, until at last he senses what is inside the
stone waiting to be revealed and broug[...]ssan makes his own tools. He uses brush ham-
mers of different sizes, and chisels; does all his own
polishing by hand, a long and laborious procedure, but
infinitely better than doing it by machine, the
smoothness is miraculous. Harry says that Nassan
creates wonders by putting cavities into the convex-
ities. Take a careful look at TRANSCENDENT and
THE PROPHET; you[...]uch. Note what Nassan does with the natural
veins of color in his stone, the “Gift From God,” for in-
stance, and the “Other Half of Gift of God.” The Other
Half shows the onyx as it was in its natural state.
Nassan used the white strata to form the baby, chisel-
ed the face and hands of the mother, leaving the onyx
in its rough state for the clothing with veins of red
giving the appearance of a striped blanket, just great.
He uses the same procedure in THE WIFE OF THE
CHIEF from the collection of Hal and Jane Maloney,
Jane being the current President of the Sedona Arts
Center. Nassan was the first and founding President
twenty years ago, of course.

There is a wonderful head of an eagle in Arizona
copper ore, “Discovery,” a lovely maroon-red, egg-
shaped piece of onyx with gorgeous cream panels
down each side, “Spirit of the Onyx,” sweet face with
streaks of lapis lazuli, the face is transparent if you
put light behind it (no can do here, unfortunately), lov-
ed the photographs of THE SAINT in Vermont mar-
ble and TOGETHERNESS in Vermont granite, but
come see for yourself, you'll be made truly happy. All
his bronze busts of people are extraordinarily good,

“; too. Harry and I have both seen him mold a perfect

likeness from a hunk of clay in the short space of a half
or three quarters of an hour, incredible to watch.
Come admire the portraits of many of his friends.

The Guild show is fine this time round, also. Well-
loved painters Bill Brown[...]times extremely lovely work. Lida
Souers has some of her sweet quail and her son Greg
joins us. Janet Humphreys is another newcomer, ditto
sculptor William Johnson.[...]lery and Norma Gibson are now Guild
members; each is represented in the show. Welcome,
friends. Some lovely things in the weaving depart-
ment by Trudy English and Jean Gardner, some not
marked. Oops. Julie Harris is with us again. Gene
Finch, too, with a smiling giraffe, no less, and Estella
Pollock, Gr[...]and
other photographers, guess that’s about all I can be
sure of, till the complete DO tomorrow. Fuil report of
the Preview party next week.

The APPLE CORPS, through Alison Foutch, is pro-
ud to announce a two-week Festival of the Arts in
August for young people four through 14 years of age.
August 3, to and including August 15, Monday
through Friday, hours 9 a.m. till 12 noon. There will
be classes in art, dance, ceramics and drama, so ar-
ranged that each child will be able to take part in all
subjects. Then, on August 15, there will be a fun-filled
presentation, culminating the two weeks of classes,
performed on stage at 2 p.m. for parents, families and
friends. Fee: $1.50 per day members, $2.00 non-
members. One time $2.00 lab fee for those in ceramics.
There will be forms to fill out in the RED ROCK
NEWS, probably in the July 15 paper. Keep your eyes
peeled for them. They will also be available at the
Barn. So, be of good cheer, youngsters and parents;
fun times ahead at the Barn come August!

The second mellerdramer of the summer season
opened at Memory Lane last weekend, the Fourth of
July, remember? Lorraine Bendix Lutrell directed
this ghoulish masterpiece entitled MONSTER SOUP,
wanna guess the ingredients? with a sterling cast,
Helga and Marv Moskowitz, Darlene[...]n Moriarty

and Cocco Locher, the last two appear in the hilarious
olio prepared and executed with gre[...]or everyone concerned.
Kirk Chapin did right well in her first try as stage
manager, Tim Young and Den[...]onal, makeup by Lindi Cousin likewise, the design of
bar door was by Edie Muehlberger and the curtain I
love by Sandi Molina. Make reservations at Ar-
rowhead Trading Post, 282-7735, for a dandy steak
dinner, too, thanks to Dottie and Bill Poland.

REMINDER, GUILD MEMBERS! Meeting July
14, 7:30 p.m. George Waddell in a silk screen
demonstration.

And so to bed, deares[...]le.

Love,
Lois.

P.S. The poem by Maclin Guerard is copyrighted by

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Dolls, Anyone?

by Isabel Stroud

What better time than
mid-July for an antique
show in cool Northern
Arizona.

Marion Little, well-
known appraiser and
organizer of an average
of ten such antique shows
a year throughout the
Southwest, announces
the Flag[...]one
reason for inviting
Sedonans to the show.
One is that Sedonans
flock to exhibits of this
kind. Another is that this
show will have a special
appeal to anyone looking
for dolls.

Of the 14
Southwestern dealers ex-
hibiting, there’s one

featuring fine dolls. This
is presented by a woman
who owns a large shop
and is an authority on the