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2A- RED ROCK NEWS, Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, November 3, 2010
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Court Records
Judge Lundy of the Verdenarcotic drug, possess/use mari: probation 11 months, successful
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following felony complaints: proceedings, bond $3,500. treatment, fine $760.
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22, Mesa, fraud schemes, theft, Judge Lundy of the Verde speeding, fine $565.
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Sam Ernest
theft of means of transporta-
tion, forgery-13 counts, take
identity of another-eight counts,
computer tampering-seven
counts, trafficking in stolen
property, bond $30,000.
Michael John Stokes, 54,
Cottonwood, vulnerable adult
Valley Justice Court issued
the following sentences:
Jasper Lee Adams, 23,
Camp Verde, disorderly conduct
domestic violence, 11 months
unsupervised probation, fines
$220, successful comple-
tion approved nonviolence
abuse domestic violence-two education.
counts, bond $10,000.
Rainbow Rose Vigil; 23,
Rimrock, burglary, criminal
damage, released on own
recognizance.
Michelle Karen Schroeder,
24, Rimrock, burglary, crim-
inal damage, released own
recognizance.
David Ron Rodriguez,
38, Cottonwood, disorderly
conduct domestic violence, 11
months unsupervised probation,
fines $220, successful comple-
tion approved nonviolence
education.
Deborah Lynn Garrett,
38, Cottonwood, disorderly
Judge Lundy of the Verde
Valley Justice Court issued
the following warrants:
Alexander Sasha
Stefanovich, 21, Sedona, crim-
inal impersonation, false infor-
mation to law enforcement,
bond $750.
Shannon Lynn Smith, 38,
Cottonwood, failure to appear,
disorderly conduct domestic
violence, bond $2,500.
Philip Michael Bryan, 36,
Cottonwood, failure to appear,
disorderly conduct domestic
violence, bond $2,500.
Donna Jo inn Longbrake,
45, Dewey, issue bad check-
Randall Gone Holliday, conduct domestic violence, 11 two counts, bond $400.
19, Camp Verde, aggravated months unsupervised probation, Daniel Vaughn Mendell
Jr 31, Camp Verde, failure to
appear; trafficking in stolen
property-two counts, bond
$2,500.
John Andrew Smith, 21,
Phoenix, failure to pay, bond
$756:
Jasper Lee Adams, 23,
Camp Verde, failure to pay,
bond $13,142.
"Raymond Lee Guy, 56,
Window Rock, failure to appear,
bond $1,500.
Hi.lario Castro, 30, Las
Vegas, failure to appear, bond
$1,500.
Tiya Rose Manhejmer, 29,
Kayenta, failure to appear, bond
$1,500.
Michael Ray Barringer,
20, Flagstaff, failure, to appear,
bond $1,500.
Regina Biah, 43, Flagstaff,
failure to appear, bond $1,500.
assault on police officer, minor fines $220, successful comple-
consuming alcohol, bond tion approved nonviolence
$2,500. education.
James Henry Whitcomb, Billie Jo Wood, 35, disor-
65, Cottonwood, unlawful derly conduct per domestic
flight, endangerment, criminal violence, driving under the
damage, bond $7,500. influence with BAC 0.08 percent
Eduardo Manuel Bulerin or greater, unsupervised proba-
Jr 28, Clarkdale, theft of credit tion 11 months, 24 hours jail,
card, fraudulent use of credit successful completion alcohol
card, take identity of another, screening/treatment, successful
computer tampering, forgery of completion of approved nonvi-
credit card, bond $7,500.olence education, victim impact
Tanya Martha-Rose Lintz, panel, fine $1,760.
30, Camp Verde, aggravated Casey H. Smith, 25,
DUI-six counts, criminal Durango, Colo possess/use
damage, bond $2,500. of drug paraphernalia, unsu-
James Douglas Allan, 56, pervised probation 11 months,
Spring Creek, Nov endanger- successful completion drug
ment, DUI, littering, interfering screening/treatmentTeducation,
with judicial proceedings, bond fine $760.
$1,000. Daniel Steven Paul Pittman,
Casey Lee Simon, 34, 35, Camp Verde, possess/use of
Camp Verde, possess/use drug paraphernalia, unsupervised
Harris
Sam Ernest Harris, 67, died
Friday, October 22, 2010,
after a long and courageous
battle with bladder cancer.
Born in Ft. Collins, CO
1943.
His education was at Don
Bosco Technical Institute and UC Santa Barbara.
Mathematician and Scientist.
Technical Sales Specialist.
He served in the U.S. Army.
After 20 years of vacationing in Sedona, AZ, he
retired here/there in 2008.
Member of Osher Life Long Learning Institute.
Red Rock State Park volunteer and member of the
Gem and Mineral Club.
Sam is survived by his Mother: Phyllis Hout of
Houston, TX and his treasured life companion: Fran
Hammer of Dallas, TX. Sons.- Scotte Harris/Lisa
of Hickory Creek, TX; Jeff Harris of Sedona, AZ.
Brothers: Stephen Harris of Cornvilie, AZ; Patrick
Harris of New York, NY/Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Sister: Tammy Steves/Wm. von Ofenheim of Sedona,
AZ. 3 nieces and 2 nephews.
Preceded in death by his father: Sam Harris and
stepfather: Herb Hout.
Sam was a sincere and honest man. Solid, tough,
and strong and will be greatly missed by all who
knew and loved him.
Private family service.
A donation in his memory can be made to B-can
online at bcan.ora.
WEANE
SUNNY to mostly sunny
skies with seasonable
temperatures for the
week, weekend and well
into next week.
Wednesday Forecast
High - 78
Low- 55
' 7-Day Stats
High Low Prec.
Nov. 1 71 51 0.00
Oct. 31 6747 0.00
Oct. 30 7152 0.00
Oct. 29 7754 0.00
Oct. 28 7248 0.00
Oct. 27 6145 0.00
Oct. 26 6443 0.00
Get professional pet pictures for holidays
Tiramisu Studios will host Sunday, Nov. 20 and 21, from
two Christmas Tails pet photo 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
events for the holidays. Photo packages start at $20
The first event wilt be held and a portion of the proceeds
at Sedona Pet Supply, 140 will be donated to the Humane
Coffee Pot Drive, Suite El03 Society of Sedona. All pets
on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. must be leashed. Costumes are
6 and 7, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. optional. For more informa-
The second will be at Village tion, call (480) 343-7238 or
Pet Supply, 6601 SR 179, Suite e-mail tiramisustudios@live.
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NEWSROOM
Call 282-7795
Managing Editor - Trista Steers - ext. 124
Asst. Managing Editor - Christopher Fox Graham - ext. 129
News Reporter - Michael Maresh - ext. 125
Feature Writer - Lu Stitt - ext. 122
Sports - Brian Bergner Jr. - ext" 131
Photojournalist - Tom Hood - ext. 123
Copy Editor - Constance Israel - ext. 126
NEWS DEADLINE
All news releases must be received by Friday,
5 p.m for consideration for the Wednesday paper,
and by Monday, 5 p.m for Friday's paper.
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Camp Verde- 567-3341
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DISPLAY AD DEADLINES
Display ads must be in by 1 p.m. Friday for
Wednesday's paper, and 1 p.m. Tuesday for
Friday's paper.
Sunday gala
supports
Red Rock
State Park
The Benefactors of'Red
Rock State Park, Linda
Goldenstein and Bill Lacy
are hosting a Benefit Gala to
support the park Sunday, Nov.
7, from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.
The Afternoon of Autumn
Delights will feature music
by Chris Spheeris and the duo
Lyra, performed in the Lacy
Ramada, 800 Page Springs
Road, Comville.
John Conway will host
the event. A silent auction
includes jewelry, art, restau-
rant gift certificates, an
evening of stargazing, an
hour flying over Sedona in
a Lambada motorglider and
more. Catered hors d'oeuvres,
desserts, wine, hot apple cider
and other beverages will be
served.
The benefit ,will help
provide funding to. keep
Red Rock State Park open.
Because of state budgetary
cutbacks, the nonprofit has
continued to support the
park's environmental educa-
tion programs financially,
including assuming responsi-
bility for the gift shop, so that
all proceeds remain at Red
Rock State Park.
The goal is to keep this
wonderful park near Sedona
open to the community, to the
70,000-plus annual visitors
from all over the world, and
for the thousands of school-
children who come to the
park from around the state
to experience field classes in
natural sciences.
Spheeris' trio includes
multi-instrumentalist Eric
Zang and cellist Courtney
Yeates. Spheeris is a Gold,
Platinum and Emmy Award
winner.
Also entertaining for the
afternoon will be the duo
Lyra. Their musical talents
incorporate classical and
electric instruments to create
lively and magical music.
Conway retired as an
assistant chief at Sedona Fire
: District in 1999 to pursue ltis
dream of doing voice-over
work full-time. Winner of the
2000 Communicator Award
of Distinction for male voice
actor, he appears regularly
with local Channel 16-Red
Rock TV, and narrates th#
video, "Natural Wonders of
Sedona: Timeless Beauty."
"Everyone is welcome to
begin the holiday season at
this event, featuring deli-
cious foods, wine, music,
and a silent auction full oi
treasures at amazingly low
prices, according to a press
release.
Tickets are $60 each and
are tax-deductible to the full
extent of the law. Because
seating is limited, reserva-
tions need to be made as soon
as possible.
For information about
reservations and tickets,
contact the Benefactors via e-
mail at benefactorsofRRSP@
earthlink.net or go to www.
benefactorsrrsp.org.
Those who cannot attend
but want to join the effort to
save Red Rock State Park can
make a donation through the
website or by mailing a check
to P.O. Box 525, Sedona, AZ
86339; make checks payable
to "Benefactors of Red Rock
State Park."
THis WEEK'S QUESTION
Did Sedona's football coach make the
right decision canceling homecoming?
Look for the results in Friday's
Sedona Red Rock News.
cLASSIFIED AD DEADLINES
The classified ad deadline is 3 p.m. Monday
before Wednesday's paper, and 3 p.m.
Wednesday before the Friday publication.
Your ad reaches all of the Verde Valley --
it will be included in The Camp Verde
Journal and Cottonwood Journal Extra
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