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SEDONA POLICE DEPARTMENT
OFFICERS, from left, Jerry Bilas,
Bill Hunt and Karl Waak Will join
other officers from across the
Verde Valley for a DUI
saturation patrol Saturday, May
29. Members of the Yavapai
County Sheriff's Office, the
Camp Verde Marshal's Office,
Cottonwood Police Department
and SPD will have a mobile
command post set up at the
roundabout at Chapel Drive and
State Route 179 to process
suspected drunk drivers this
holiday weekend. Beefed up
patrols across the Verde Valley
will look for impaired drivers
and, according to Sedona Police
Cmdr. Ron Wheeler, anyone
caught over the limit will be sent
to jail.
RED ROCK NEWS, Sedona, Arizona Friday, May 28, 2010 - 3A
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Glenn A. Adams, 92, of Sedona, Arizona died May 18,
2010. He was born in Richmond, California on Februa 13,
1918. He waspreceded in death by his w'e Francis Adams.
He is survived by soil Glenn Adams 111 (wife Carol), daughter
Karen Coberg (husband Roger), sister Jo Davis (husband
Doug), five grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren.
Glenn was a WWII veteran of the U.S. Army Air Corp
and later the U.S. Air Force retiring as a Colonel. IIis
career was in Economics for the Standard Oil Company of
California where he retired and moved to Sedona in 1978.
A memorial service will be held at the Church of the Red
Rocks, Sedona on Saturday, June 5, 2010, at IO:OO AM.
Thank you for your support Shawn ... Glenn and Carol
Adams.
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Copper Ball: An evening under the stars
ClICI' S proceeds behavioral change in a positive, along with a number of busi- To buy tickets, become a sponsor
. '-, ..... , reenforcing, nurturing atmo- nesses who donated trips, spa or donate an auction item, call
TO DelqeTIT VV S sphere. More than 100 chil- packages and golf, Golden the, foundation at 639-6036.
.,.g" ..... lUy rom dren in Sedona and the Verde said We have room for 300 .... 1 5 °//o 0FF
Valley have been referred to The Copper Ball was born people, Golden said. The
the program by their primary in 2002 as a result of a small projected weather report looks ......
By Lu Stitt physician, according to. a press group of physicians' wives and favorable, and evenings this
LARSON NEWSPAPERS release, community members who envi- time of year are beautiful."
Carol Golden, VVMC sioned an elegant fundraising If peoplewhocannotattend
Over the years, Arizona has
had many nicknames in addi-
tion to the Grand Canyon State,
which is embossed on residents'
license plates. It is one of the
state's other nicknames that gave
the title to one of the Sedona and
Verde Valley's annual premier
black-tie events -- the Copper
Ball.
This year is the eighth annual
Copper Ball presented by the
Verde Valley Medical Center.
It is a chance for people to put
on their best attire and enjoy an
evening of dinner, music and
dancing to benefit one of the
many programs and services to
address the health care needs of
the community.
The theme for the ball is
"Copper and Crystal." It will be
Saturday, June 5, at Tlaquepaque
arts and crafts village in Sedona.
It will benefit the Fit Kids of
Arizona; a unique program that
addresses one of the largest
health care concerns facing the
country -- childhood obesity.
Developed by VVMC, Flagstaff
Medical Center and Northern
Arizona Healthcare, Fit Kids
helps children and their families
learn healthy lifestyle choices
while reducing the problems and
illnesses associated with excess
weight.
Fit Kids focuses on assessing
and improving the possible
causes through medical exami-
nations, physical activity coun-
seling, nutrition counseling and
Foundation coordinator for the
ball, said this year is expected to
be one of the most memorable
evenings yet.
"We have the best bartenders
in town and C.C. Jones Band
will play for the dancing. They
are from Phoenix and do a mix
of Motown, Big Band and Frank
Sinatra-type music -- the stuff
that's great for dancing," Golden
said. She has also been buying
bright, copper pennies wher-
ever she goes to use as table
decorations.
Flagstaff Media Relations
director Starla Collins said the
band played for an event she
attended in Flagstaff and it was
the first time she saw nobody
leave the dance floor.
"They're definitely crowd-
pleasers," Collins said.
The event will kick off with
cocktails at 6:30 p.m., followed
by an elegant, catered dinner
served at the table. After dinner,
it will be dancing and live and
silent auctions, along with door
prizes given out throughout the
evening,
A few chances for sponsorship
are still available, Golden said.
"We received such tremen-
dous support when people heard
the ball was going to benefit
Fit Kids," Golden said about
sponsors and donors. "We had
trainers donate their time, we
got memberships to fitness clubs
and dancers donating lessons."
Several individuals have
donated personal art projects,
event with dinner and dancing to
benefit VVMC. The room was
decorated in copper and black.
Each year the Copper Ball
committee chooses a VVMC
program to receive the proceeds
from the event.
Tickets are $125 per person.
the Copper Ball want to do
something for Fit Kids, they can
donate directly to the program.
Call 639-6343.
Lu Stitt can be reached at
282-7795, ext. 122, or e-mail
lu @ larsonnewspapers.com
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Astrology classes aim
to teach all skill levels
Those wishing to learn more
about astrology are invited to
attend a series of classes and
workshops being held in June.
Led by Gavin Carruthers,
these classes are suitable for
beginners as well as those who
need a refreshen'The cost for
each class is $25.
All classes use simple modem
language, bringing astrological
theory to life in the birth charts
and lives of all participants in an
informal and fun atmosphere.
• The Wednesday, June 2, class
entitled "The Four Elements;
Fire, Earth, Air & Water" will be
held from 6:30 to 9 p.m.
These elements are the basic
building blocks of the astro-
logical alphabet and essential to
understanding the signs, houses
and planets of the horoscope.
Participants can learn the differ-
ences between the elements,
how each can be used simply
and effectively to interpret birth
charts.
li "Sunday Afternoon
Astrology" will be held Sunday,
June 6, from 2:30 to 5 p.m.
The purpose of this class is
to help individuals know them-
selves and their spiritual path.
The class will be tailor-made
to fit the needs and level of
astrological knowledge of all
participants.
liOn Wednesday, June 9,
"The Cardinal Signs: Aries,
Cancer, Libra & Capricorn"
will be presented from 6:30 to
9 p.m.
Many people know about
the four elements, and how the
12 astrological signs can be
divided into fire signs, earth
signs, air signs and water signs.
The signs also fall into three
groupings of cardinal signs,
fixed signs and mutable signs.
This class explores the four
cardinal signs.
All classes will be held at
Carruthers' Transformational
Astrology in the Village of Oak
Creek. Carruthers shares his home
with two cats, in case anyone
has strong allergies. Advance
registration is suggested. Call
204-2277 for directions. Those
attending are asked to call with
your date, place and exact time of
birth prior to.a class.
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