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Twenty. Years Ago March 9, 1990 Vol. 27, No. 46 Real estate sales figures in January 1990 shattered the January 1989 figure. The January 1990 total of $8,137,651 was almost double the 1989 figure of $4,288,475. Sedona real estate sales figures for December 1989 reached $8,906,042, .pushing 1989 total dollar volume sales to $98,256,146. In December 1989, the Coldwell Banker Residential Group listed Sedona in a fore- cast of the top 10 real estate markets for 1990. Real estate broker Nels Peterson attributed the differ- ence between the two January figures to media reports of the forecast. According to Peterson, since publication of the article the "phones have come off the wall." Twelve Years Ago March 13, 1998 Vol. 35, No. 50 There's plenty of intrigue in Sedona enough so that the City Council has approved adding another detective to the Sedona Police Department. The new position, funded by a grant, will increase the law enforcement staff to 31. The city has had one full- time detective since November 1988. "Cases continue to increase, and the seriousness of the cases is increasing," Police Chief Bob Irish told the Sedona City Council. "It's important that we have another detective full time. Investigations are becoming much more complex," City Council member Anita MacFarlane said. Mayor Ivan Finley said a Yavapai County judge told him the Verde Valley is "rampant with drugs," with amphetamines being the No. 1 issue. Six Years Ago March 12, 2004 Vol. 41, No. 52 Sedona residents signaled their desire for change in the City Council by electing Harvey Steam, John Bradshaw and Pud Colquitt, each of whom will join the council for the first time. Jerry Frey fell 41 votes short of the "50-percent-plus-l" majority needed to win the fourth seat. Frey will face incumbent Councilman Steve Nahmanson RED ROCK NEWS, Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, March 10, 2010 - 3B Photo courtesy of the Sedona Heritage Museum/Sedona Historical Society WALTER "SONNY" JORDAN JR. and orchard truck are shown in the late 1940s. No one knows how many miles the old Jordan truck traveled to Phoenix and other Arizona markets delivering Jordan family fruit and vegetables. "Sonny" Jordan, son of Walter and Ruth Jordan, willingly admits to a lifelong love affair with cars. Like most kids born and raised on a farm, the family's farm vehicles provided some of his first experiences "behind the wheel." Taffy to be groomed for his new home. On the way, around 7:30 a.m., with the sun in the wind- shield, Morgan was involved in a collision near State Route 89A and S, 12th Street. The impact broke Taffy's carrier open and the cat fled. A distraught Morgan put an ad in the Cottonwood Journal Extra on Dec. 20 and many friends looked for Taffy, but no one found him. He was gone. Then around 7 a.m. Friday, March 2, Morgan's phone rang. Julie Heitzman at Auto Fixation on State Route 89A, a cat lover herself, was on the other end and said, "I think we found your cat." Morgan said she was afraid Taffy had forgotten her, but when he jumped on her lap and began purring she knew there still was a connection. "He loves me. He didn't forget me," she said. A faint meow came through the tele- phone line. -- Constance Israel Larson Newspapers in the May 18 mail-in general election. A total of 2,996 votes were cast, which represented 55 percent of the town's registered voters. Three Years Ago March 9, 2007 Vol. 44, No. 46 Everyone likes a happy ending, and Virginia Morgan just experienced one. Her cat, Taffy, missing for three months, has returned. Morgan moved to Verde Valley Manor and had taken NAU choir, orchestr00t present Mozart masterpieces musicians and organist Elizabeth George, an NAU faculty member. The choir and orchestra will present three lesser-known sacred works by Mozart: Venite Populi, Misericordias Domini, and Sancta Maria, Mater Dei. These elegant, engaging works, composed while Mozart was in his 20s and lived in Salzburg, Austria, are not often performed. They are tuneful and energetic pieces that offer great insight into Mozart's breadth of style and compositional skill. The program's fourth selec- tion is Mozart's much-revered Ave Verum Corpus, an undis- puted treasure of the choral repertoire, according to a press release. Hutton will open the program with a lecture explaining the style and context of these four works. Performance of the works will follow. "We are very excited to share these works with the community," HuRon stated in a press release. "Most of them are rarely heard, which truly is a shame. There are so many gems in Mozart's sacred reper- toire -- there's just no reason not to perform them. I find that audiences are eager and open- minded, and we plan to give our audience a superb performance of these pieces." The lecture-recital is free and open to the public. The Church of the Red Rocks is located at 54 Bowstring Drive, Sedona. For more information, Call HuRon at NAU Choral Studies at (404) 918-1583 or e-mail to jeunyhutton@nau.edu. On Thursday, March 11, at 7 p.m., conductor Jennifer C. Hutton will present a lecture- recital of choral music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at the Church of the Red Rocks in Sedona. The concert will feature the Northern Arizona University Chamber Singers, a select ensemble of 20 voices, a string quintet of NAU student Enjoy Brazilian guitar and food Marketplace Cafe hosts a South American Night featuring Eric Miller with a Brazilian culinary and musical theme Thursday, March ll Miller will play with Troy Perkins for a Hot Flamingo Guitar Duo. The staff will engaged the audience in a carnivale feeling with their attire and makeup. The evening will be filled with a Spanish culinary experience; flamenco guitar, dancing and everyone is invited to let loose and dress up. Marketplace Caf6 recently added a stage in one of its dining rooms and is providing live enter- tainment every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Miller started playing profes- sionally when he was 16. In no time he was playing some of the hottest and biggest venues of the Detroit metropolitian area. His band at that time, The Killer Flamingos, played the legendary Cobo Hall concert arena. Hungry for travel and exposure to different sounds and music, Miller left Detroit in. the mid- 1990s to travel fo Europe where he spent months busking on the streets of France, Italy, London, Ireland and eventually Spain. It was there that he was seduced by the art of flamenco. After returning to the states, he was privileged to meet and eventually perform with La Dama Maria Del Carmen, a world renowned flamenco dancer who has performed with such flamenco greats as maestros Carlos Montoya and Juah Serrano. Miller will be bringing his years of disciplined study and performances of flamenco to the Marketplace Caf6 as the chef prepares some favorites from Spain's amazing culinary experi- ences. Music will be from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. The Marketplace Care is located in the Oak Creek Factory Outlets in the Village of Oak Creek. For reservations, call 284-5478. On Thursday, March 18 Marketplace Caf6 will featuring Chile. A percentage of the proceeds will be donated to the relief fund for Chilean earthquake victims. TO PLACE AN AD CALL 282-7795 WWW.REDROCKNEWS.COM Looking To Rent? Find The Per:ect Tenant! 100 Misc. For Sale 100 Misc. For Sale I 1999 HAULMARK Enclosed tandem axle trailer. 4 wheel electric brakes, ramp door. Load range "C", 25/16 ball, 7000' GVWR, front side door. New @ $5,295, Sell @ $3,000. 282-5362, 300-1048. 80 YEARS, collecting great paintings, bronzes, pottery, pawn jewelry, arti- facts. World famous realism, visionary, southwest t landscapes and Native American artists. All reasonable offers accepted. Financial crisis. 928-649-0600 100 Misc. For Sale BEAR SKIN rug (brown bear) circa 1950's complete $395. Grisley brush guard chrome with 2 steps $50. Shak- er spinning wheel, excellent condition "$450. 928-639-0000, or 928-301-1822 ask for Janene. BOWFLEX ULTIMATE gym. Paid $2,400 new, sell $400 OBO. 451-6574. CELESTRON C9O 1,000mm Fll Maksutov telescope. Portable, easy to use, good condition. Pictures, specs w.h.harrison@ieee.org 928-634-0990. FILE CABINETS, refrigerator, display cabinet 70"h x 41"w. 282-1775. FREE PALLETS. Come get them. I Red Rock News, 298 Van Deren, I Uptown. KENMoRE GAS dryer, like new, $150. Call 928-274-2300. I 100 Misc. For Sale KENMORE XTRA cap. W/D, side-by- side fridge. 602-295-1117. In VOC. MAYTAG DRYER, Maytag dishwash- er, Majestic front loading washer, Ewave microwave. 301-8254 METAL SCRAP removal. Will pay cash for junk cars, any metals. Call for details, 928-301-1808. MOVINGI Contemporary furniture for sale. Ken 928-204-2044. OAK FIREWOOD FOR SALE. Call 928-862-0371. OFFICE FURNITURE. 6 desks. High quality, perfect condition. 282-1888. OLD MOVIES VHS and more. Get them transferred NOW. Gate Media. 928-284-2529 100 Misc. For Sale PIANO TUNING and Repairs. Call the Upright and Grand Fellow. Call Henry Miller at Henry's Piano Shop. 284-9802 or 821-0797. Retail Center Vendors Wanted Small Retail Space for Rent Small retail space available for rent, floor and wall space, booths and cabi- nets in high traffic, high visibility shop- ping center West Sedona. Monthly space rent 100 sq.ft, or less, to 500 sq.ft. Great venue for artists, collec- tors, furniture, home decor, interior de- signers to Sell merchandise and ser- vices. Call Mary Ann at Saddlerock Barn consignments for further infor- mation. 928-282-8518 TWIN, QUEEN & King box springs and mattresses for sale. Like new con- dition. Metal frames too. Priced to move. Must pick up immediately. Call Mary Ann at 928-282-8518. 100 Misc. For Sale WANTED-PARTNER smart, attractive business person. Retail sales, marketing, customer ser- vice. 40-50 hrs/week. Investment ra- quired. 399-0618. "120 Pets I AKC YORKIES top quality. 4 females, 1 male. Cornville. 821-0969. BOSTON TERRIER couple, 2 years old. Needs home. CKC reg. 282-6472 CHIHUAHUA 6 month old male. Good with kids and other animals. $150. 928-282-0832 140 Garage Sales 435 PASTORAL Place. Fri-sat. 8am. Furniture, books, etc. 140 Garage Sales I BIG BIG BIG YARD SALE Sat. 3/13-Sun. 3/14 8am-4pm Great collection of unique items for home or apartment. Dining table and chairs, amps, side tables, coffee ta- bles, baker's rack, small fridge, micro ovens, dresser, great Western art, nice leather jackets & clothing, great col- lection of men's and ladies cowboy boots, metal lawn ornaments, wheel barrow, shovels, ladders, tools, patio tables & chair sets With umbrellas & much, much more. ! CASH ONLY PLEASE ALL SALES IFINAL 195 BIRCH IBLVD. WEST SEIONA MOVING ON sale. (olf equip., golf balls-S10 per hundrec. Camping gear clothing and more. Irdian Gardens 4 mil North of Sedona o 89A. 3/12-14.