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Audition for vocal
talent competition
For those who sing, like to
perform and want to help a
good cause, dreams could come
true by auditioning for the
second annual Sedona Sunrise
Superstar vocal talent competi-
tion. Funds raised go to support
the Sedona Sunrise Center for
Adults, a nonprofit adult day
health care service designed
to provide a safe welcoming
environment for seniors and
disabled adults during the day.
Vocal auditions will take place
at Studio Live in West Sedona,-
on Saturday, Nov. 6, from noon
to3:30 p.m. and Sunday, Nov. 7,
from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Hosted
by Shondra Jepperson, judges
Jeanie Carroll, Sammy Davis
and Kenny Star will select the
top 20 finalists who will go on to
compete Wednesday, Jan. 5, at
the S&lona Creative Life Center.
The competition will continue
every Wednesday evening until
the Sedona Superstar is selected
at the end of the competition.
The winner will represent the
Sedona Sunrise Center for
Adults and be given perfor-
mance opportunities in the area
throughout 2011. Contestants
must live or work in Sedona or
the Village of Oak Creek.
This year there will be a
Rising Star Award for singers
in eighth grade or younger.
Children are encouraged to
audition.
Studio Live and the Sedona
Creative Life Center are
donating their venues once
again, and the city of Sedona
has given a grant for the
marketing costs. This will be
an all-community event which
once again promises to bring
out the best vocal talent Sedona-
has to offer.
Audition fees are $10 per
performance, and audience
tickets are $5. For information
or to sign up for the auditions,
contact Linda Yee at 203-9476
6r LindaFYee@hotmail.com, or
call Roene at 282-9432.
Creative Carvings
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PUMPKINS CARVED by West Sedona School students including seventh-grader Taylor Zipp's carving
of a sickly pumpkin, at left, attract onlookers at the West Sedona School Wildcat Carnival on Saturday,
Oct. 23. Zipp's pumpkin took first place in the school's contest, which was judged by Sedona Mayor,
Rob Adams and other dignitaries Oct. 22. A local insurance company donated 50 pumpkins for the
contest and awarded first-, second- and third-place winners with cash prizes
RED ROCK NEWS, Sedona, Arizona Friday, October.29, 2010- 9A
Sedona and the Verde Valley's little sympbo}iv
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Music Director
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' AUTUMN CONCERI"S
Sat., Nov. 6 - 7:00 P.M. Sun., .Nov. 7 - 2:00 P.M.
Rock of Ages Lutheran Church, 390 Dry Creek Rd.. Sedona, AZ
Beethoven
Twelve German Dances
Romance in F tbr Violin and Orchestra, Op. 50
Jesse Gross ,
Iqolit Soloist .'
Concet¢master
Sympho W No. 6 (Pastorale)
1, November 6th concert will feature an additional piece
with the Sedona Charter School students joining the
Verde Valley Sinfonietta orchestra.
Concert location is ADA accessible.
Tickets $12.50, Children 18 and under free with paid adult
Tickets available at the door or in advance at:
Bashas'- Sedona, Weber's IGA - Village of Oak Creek
Planet Vide() & Music - Cottonwood
Verde Valley Sinfonietta ~ 928.282.3066
PO Box 4672 Sedona AZ 86340 • www.VerdeValleySinfonietta.org
Suooorted n part by: The AZ Commission on the Arts
(includes funding Dy the NEA and ttqe State of AZ)
City of Sedona Arts and Culture Commission .........
Sedona Community Foundation The Founding Corporate *',.,.'
Underwriters. Business Sponsors & Individual Contributions. ;''.7.;',,.
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receive early ba ts -----==- ....
By Michael Maresh registered voters on the early []1
LARSON NEWSPAPERS voting list. (lar oly)
With election day less than a
week away, a good percentage of
Yavapai County voters could be
casting their ballots early.
Yavapai County Recorder Ana
Wayman-Trujillo said the county
has 122,000 registered voters,
and 62,000 of them received an
early ballot. She said she was not
sure how many early ballots had
been returned
Wayman-Trujillo said voter
turnout for a state election in
the county is between 83 and 85
percent, so if the trend remains,
103,000 to 104,000 county resi-
dents will vote.
She said the 83 to 85 percent
of people voting includes the
percentage for residents voting
early.
"We don't get all the early
ballots back," she said. "We get
85 percent back."
The number of county resi-
dents voting early is not a huge
surprise, she said. In recent state-
wide elections, 50 percent voted
early.
She anticipates this year's early
voting numbers could be higher
because residents are getting
used to the idea.
"It could be 60 percent by the
time we are done," she said.
Residents, she said, have two
ways. to receive an early ballot
call the county to request
one or sign up to be on the early
voting list.
Wayman-Trujillo said there
are about 47,000 Yavapai County
Early voting has been
increasing throughout Arizona
for a few years, she said.
"Sixty percent is not abnormal
[for the county]," she said. "We
are looking at 60 percent, not the
normal 50 percent. More people
are finding how much they enjoy
voting early."
She said voters do not like
standing in line in cold weather
to vote, especially when realizing
there is an alternative.
One reason the county might
receive more early ballots this
year is because of the number of
propositions.
She said many voters need to
research the initiatives to gather
more information, she said.
"It is easier to do [research] in
• your home," she said. "I think
people like to take their time and
read all the information before
voting."
The Arizona secretary of state's
office did its logic and accuracy
test on the county's voting equip-
ment on Monday, Oct. 25.
Wayman-Trujillo said passing
this test allows the county to
process votesbefore the Tuesday,
Nov. 2, election date, though the
figures cannot be released until
then.
The first results the county
releases election night will
include the early ballots, she
said.
She said people still wanting to
vote early should drop off their
ballots at polling locations since
there might not be enough time
for them to be received by mail.
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