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RED'ROCK NEWS, Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, January 13, 2010 - 3B
Artists invited to
enter El Valle show
There's still time to get in
the game for E1 Valle Artists
Association's first show, the EVAA
Community Art Show, at Jerona
Java Car6 & Gifts in Cottonwood.
The show opens Saturday, Jan. 23,
and all artists living in the Verde
Valley area are invited to enter.
The show will be juried and
judged by Clive Pates on the
day of take-in, Monday, Jan. 18,
from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Artists may
submit up to two original works,
completed within the last two
years. Due to space restrictions,
pieces larger than 30" by 30"
cannot be accepted.
All two-dimensional work
must be suitably framed and
ready to hang. Declined works
must be picked up on Tuesday,
Jan. 19, between 8 a.m. and 1
p.m. Takedown is scheduled for
Saturday, March 13, from 8 a.m.
to 3 p.m.
The show runs'for two months,
with the opening reception on
Saturday, Jan. 23, from noon to 2
p.m. Works may be offered for sale
-- a 20 percent donation to EVAA
is requested -- if the artist wishes.
Cash awards, at least $500 in total,
will be distributed to winners in
each category; the actual amount
depends on the number of entries
received.
E1 Valle Artists' Association is
a local nonprofit, offering infor-
mation, workshops and support
for art and artists in and around
the Verde Valley. For entry forms
and additional information, call
634-8623 or e-mail RitaElkins@
commspeed.net.
Hello, readers. Today's story Fire Girls.
reminds you to think before you To finance going to camp we
ask for something. You might all sold Camp Fire Peanuts. Lots
just get it. and lots of walking, knocking on
During the summer, in Phoenix, doors, and carting heavy boxes of
Mom would take us cans of peanuts lay in our
swimming, to the library, future. At least the boxes
sometimes to the airport, had a handy carrying
We would go up on the handle. We went alone
observation deck and [back then this was still
watch the planes take safe] and in pairs, even
off and land. We went waiting a week or so and
to Encanto Park, a large going down the same
park with lagoons, ducks streets again hoping the
to feed and a child-size folks may have eaten
amusement park with Cooking Withtheir peanuts and were
rides. There were lots Mary Ann ready for more. Need I
of free things to do in mention all the cans our
Phoenix, so until we were MARYANN parents bought to help
older, the sisters three us? Note: I would have
were not aware ofthe fact GOVE enjoyed the Girl Scout
that not much money was cookies a lot more.
being spent to take our I finally reached my
minds off the brutal heat. goal but was in for a shock. I had
When I was young, I always never inquired about the location
wanted to be a Girl Scout and go of the camp. I guess I just thought
to the Girl Scout camp up in the all camps were lap in the pines.
cool pines in Northern Arizona. Well, it turned out the Camp Fire
There were no Brownie or Girl Girls' camp was in the mountains
Scout troops near us so I gave up all right, on South Mountain, less
and joined the Camp Fire Girls. than four miles from our little
I could walk to the meetings, the house on the desert. I had a great
American Indian lore was fasci- two weeks and it was worth all
nating, .there were friends to be the hard work, but mesquite trees
made, I liked the uniform, and just don't look or smell like pine
then I found out -- they had a trees.
camp. I j oined one year in June. Today's recipe is one I prepared
It was a new group and none of often when the kids were still at
the other girls had gone to the home. Any leftover sauce is good
camp. We were all new to Camp at lunchtime the next day, poured
Easy Chicken
1 [about 10 to 12 ounces]
can chicken rice sbup;
pizza
J. [8 ounce]can
spaghetti sauce ;: :
z/4 teaspoon;; garlic powdei; ]
z/= cup shredded green be!l ]
pepper
Place cup of the hot wate
n a Crock-Pot. Place chicken I
pieces in pot, Mix the rest!of
the ingredients and ~ur over
the chickeni Cook on low
heat for 8to lo hours: May
a so be baked in covered J
casserole dish orpan in the
oven at 350 degrees for one
hour or until chicken is done ]
[should register 160 degrees 1
on a meat thermometer], l
over noodles. Back then I would
buy a frying chicken and cut it
into pieces. Now I buy a package
of boneless, skinless chicken
pieces.
Mary Ann Gove and her
husband moved from Phoenix to
Bridgeport, near Cottonwood, in
1993. A retired nurse, her recipe
collection includes those from
her own family plus collections
from three longtime residents of
Northern Arizona.
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Transportation 200 - 280
Real Estate 400 - 480
Rentals 500- 580
Business 600 - 630
Personals 800- 880
Services 900 - 995
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100 Misc. For Sale
100 Misc. For Sale
100 FIVEPC. BR set with Queen size be~ WANTED LAPIDARY Rock saw.
2nd bed: brand new. Queen size. 3 pc. jewelry + other rock e~uip. + rocks.
living rm. 72" dining table/chairs, small 928-300-8333
sofa bed. Call for appt. 928-282-3426.
Misc, For Sale WASHER, DRYER stack deck.
electric range, gas range, electric
dryer, refrigerator. 301-8254.
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100 Misc. For Sale
14ft .TRAILER 2007, open with side
rails, ramp. $800 OBO. 202-7677.
1991 FORD 3/4 ton 4X4 $1,500.
12' aluminum boat $275. Propane ice-
box $250. Diesel fuel tank 122 gal
$100. 1992 Cadillac $2,500. Chevy
4x4 parts, firewood: Oak, Cedai'.
12 volt solar panels. 1974 Ford
Maverick $1,200. 587-7522
24x28" ALUMINUM PLATES $1.00
each. Stop by Sedona Red Rock
News, 298 Van Deren, Uptown.
BEDROOM SET 6 piece, guest rm
furniture, impeccably kept queen
double pillow-top mattress, beautir
ful bedding, 3 piece glass top
stained rosewood tables, $800/
OBO. 760-331-3829.
CEDAR FIREWOOD, $120 per cord,
you pick up. 928-639-1112.
COMPLETE MODERN light oak kitch-
en. Cabinets are Euro style modular,
can be arranged in 100's of combina-
tions. Includes D/W, fridge, gas range,
microwave, hood, disposal, compac-
tor, sink, counter tops. Install possible.
Dave 284-3956.
FREE PALLETS. Come get them.
Red Rock News. 298 Van Deren.
U ptown.
GREAT DESK, wood $45. Dog house
with heater pd. $180, sell $75. Lg. cat
play pen pd. $200, sell $95. 300-3099.
OAK; ALLIGATOR $210. Shaggy
bark $190. 592-0312 or 928-862-0638.
PRINTER HIP Deskjet 3650
ex-ink $35 OBO. 928-300-7883.
SALE 2 FOR 1 VHS transfers, ends
Jan. 31. Gato Media, 928-284-2529.
SAM'S INTERNET Sales, You have it,
I sell it, from collectables to vintage ve-
hicles. Sedona and VOC only. Call for
estimates 928-300-4905.
SQUAT/CALF machine $450, 460 Ibs.
Olympic plates $0.80/Ib. 282-0802.
STACKED WlD Kenmore, like new,
$350. Fridge, like new $100. 282-2249.
STORE CLOSING West Sedona, fix-
tures, display cases, clothing racks,
much more. "Clothing Reflections"
Bashas Center. 928-282-5330
TEAK EXECUTIVE desk, teaL file
cabinet, leather office chair.
$200 each or $500 for all three.
Call: John Baker 928-282-1351.
TRUCK BED Tool box, $35, Couch
$29, Singer cabinet sewing machine
$95, self-propelled treadmill $120,
China cabinet $250. 282-1916
13NO CLUB chairs, almost new, $400.
Will break up the set. 928-284-3534.
FIREWOOD FOR sale. Full cords.
Oak and Juniper, free delivery.
Call 928-221-7044.
OAK FIREWOOD for sale.
928-862-0371
120 Pets
AKC MASTIFF puppies, 3 males, 2
females. Born Nov. 20, home-raised,
shots, parents on-site. Call for colors
and prices. 928-202-2148.
ERIKA'S CAT GROOMING
House calls, lion cuts, de-matting,
brush-outs, cat sitting. 928-284-3452.
FEMALE KITTY beautiful, healthy,
needs good home with no other kitties!
3 yrs. old, spayed. 928-300-3099.
FREE 5YR old Cockatiel with
large cage 928-862-0735.
LOST FEMALE dog. 35 pounds, tan
with white on face. Very shy, please
call if ~,ou see her1203-4742,
282-1005, 928-699-0580. Reward.
130 Livestock
FULL CARE bqarding in Clarkdale.
Large grass pasture turnouts, feeding
quality alfalfa and bermuda hays.
$350/mo. On site caretaker, knowl-
edgeable staff. Horse leases available
starting at $120/mo. English, Western,
jumping and Dressage lessons. Dis-
count packages available.
www.FutureHopeEquestrian.com,
or call 928-301-7588.
LEARN HORSE whispering and ride a
beautiful, smooth gaited, Peruvian
Paso Palomino. $100/mo. 282-5975
140 Garage Sales
140 Garage Sales
i
ANNUAL SALE Jan. 15-17. 8am-5pm MOVING SALE 30 Cedar Ct, VOC.
Fri-Sat 8am-Noon Sun. Inside dining Bell Rock Blvd. to Fairway Oaks Dr.
hall at Blazin M Ranch N. 10th Street to Wild Turkey to Cedar Ct. Sat. 1/16
past Dead Horse St. Park. Overstock 821-0017.
and discontinued merch, ceramics
and molds. Multi family yard sale.
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE SALE. Hickory
white formal dining table. 12x12 ori
ginal 100% wool hand knotted Persian
rug, Rutherford china, leather chair,
Gold's Gym complete in-home work-
out, cardio bag, clothing, books, cus-
tom jewelry and much more. Sat. 1/16
ONLY. 9am-Noon. 135 Kachina Dr.
DESERT STAR SCHOOL
Huge Sale/*Donations appreciated,
Located on campus in Cornville.
Lots of good stuff, super prices!
Wooden desk, unicycles, books,
CD's, BBQ, telescope, girls/boys
bikes, professional juicer, LOTS
MORE! Sat only 1/16, 8AM-Noon
*donations accepted Fri 3PM4PM
on campus. Don't miss this one!
GARAGE SALE
Fri. 1/15, Sat. 1/16, Sun. 1/17
8am-3pm. Takaahi Japanese Res-
taurant Courtyard. 465 Jordan Rd.
Uptown Sedona. Parking behind
Jordan Rd on Van Deren St.
LARGE GARAGE sale from 8am-4pm
Jan. 15,16,17 only. All home furnish-
ings, appliances, sporting equip, must
go. 10 East Big Horn Ct. Sedona Golf
Resort VOC-take Crown Ridge to
Stone Creek, next corner.
MISSION THRIFT Store will pick-up
furniture, tools, and larger items. Store
proceeds benefit Old Town Mission
Services to those in need in the Verde
Valley. Please call 634-1644 to sched-
ule a pick-up or for more information.
MOVING SALE 2275 Roadrunner Rd
by Stanely Steamer, F/S 1/8 & 1/9
Peg's Estate Sales
1/15-1/18 - 9am-4pm
Follow signs: Cornville Rd to
Tissaw to Verde Sante Fe Pkwy
Great fabric/textiles, trim,
lots of sewing items. Pine dining
table with 6 chairs, Mexican pine
armoire, art, collectibles, &
lots of household items.
Peg Sarkisian 254-9286.
150 Auctions
HUGE AUCTION of antiques and
collectibles from area homes. Sat
Jan. 16, 9:30am, Powerhouse, 120 W.
Andy Devine, Kingman, AZ. Pictures/
details: www.depuyauction.com or call
877-433-7897. (AZCAN)
160 Antiques
WANTED: OLD Oriental rungs.
any Size or condition call toll
free 1-800-660-8938.
FOR SALE: Ancient rndian artifact
collection belonging to my great
Grandfather, hundreds of pieces.
Serious buyers only. 702-346-7969.
190 Items Wanted
COCOPAH NORTH at Creekside
Plaza (Winter hours: Wed.-Sun.) is
now consigning at 30% commission.
Looking for Vintage Amer. quilts, tex-
tiles, tribal artifacts, mission oak,
antique jewelry, esoteric antiquities,
curious collectables. Call 282-6404.
PUBLISHER'S
NOTICE:
All real estate advertising
in this newspaper is subject to
the Fair Housing Act which
makes it illega to advertise
"any preference, limitation or
discrimination based on race,
color, religion, sex, handicap,
familial status or national
origin, or an intention to make
any such preference, limitation
or discrimination." Familial
status includes children under
the age of 18 living with parents
or legal custodians, pregnant
women and people securing
custody of children under 18.
This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any advertising
for real estate which is in violation
of the law. Our readers are
hereby informed that all dwellings
advertised in this newspaper
are available on an equal
opportunity basis. To complain
of discrimination call the
Arizona State Attorney
General's office, Phoenix
(602) 542-5263 or Tucson
(520) 628-6500. The telephone
number for the hearing
~mpaired in Phoenix is
(602) 542-5002 and Tucson,
(520) 628-6872.
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