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10A- RED ROCK NEWS, Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, November 3, 2010
GREG DREBERT returns a.shot while dressed as a Persian prince
during an annual Halloween tennis tournament at a Sedona
resort Sunday, Oct. 31 (above). Participants played in a round-
Photos by Tom HoodlLarson Newspapers
robin tournament dressed as their favorite characters to celebrate
the. holiday. Gary Baker serves the ball while dressed as a clown
(left).
Club News
Benefactors of Red Rock State Park
The Benefactors of Red Rock State Park announce
they have been awarded a grant of $10,000 from
the Sedona Community Foundation at the 2010
Spirit of SedonaAwards, Oct, 14. And as members
of the Verde Valley/State Parks Partnership
-- Partnering to Preserve Arizona's Crown Jewels
--they share the Governor's 2010 Excellence in
Economic Development Arizona Lottery Award
for Cultural and Preservation Projects, awarded
on Oct. 15 at the 2010 Governor's Regional and
Rural Governors' Conference at Northem Arizona
University in Flagstaff.
A benefit gala for Red Rock State Park featuring
the Chris Spheeris Trio will be held Sunday,
Nov. 7, 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Goldenstein/
L.acy Ramada. For reservations go to www.bene
factorsrrsp.org.
Democrats of the Red Rocks
Democrats of the Red Rocks breakfast
Thursday, Nov. 18, will have Professor Stephen
Nufio speaking on Rhetoric and Reality: Latino
Immigration in the U.S. Everyone is welcome.
DORR breakfasts are held the third Thursday of
every month at the Olde Sedona Bar and Grill,
1407 W. SR 89A in West Sedona. Doors open at
8:15 a.m.; $11 charge includes breakfast, Seating
is limited; call 203-5858 for reservations or e-mail
breakfast@democratsoftheredrocks.org.
On Saturday, Nov. 20, at 2 p.m DORR, with
Sierra Club, will screen "The End of Suburbia,
Oil Depletion and the Collapse of the American
Dream" at the Sedona Public Library, 3250 White
Bear Road. This film addresses the fact that
suburbia has become the American Dream with
all that promises, but as we enter the 21 st century
serious questions are beginning to emerge about
the sustainability of this way of life. This is free to
the public and everyone is invited.
Northern Arizona Stitchers
The November meeting of the Northern Arizona
Stitchers, a chapter of the .Embroiderers' Guild
of America, will be held Monday, Nov. 8, in the
Si Birch Community Room at the Sedona Public
Library. Meet 'n' Greet social time is 10:30 to
11 a.m. with the business meeting starting at
11 a.m. November's program will be a petite
project, Blackwork Dolls, taught by Margaret
Azpeitia-Taylor. For additional, information
regarding the Northern Arizona Stitchers, visit
www.yahoo.com, then select Groups from the
menu to the left and enter NAZS in the Search
box. If you want more information on EGA, please
visit its website at www.egausa.com.
In addition, there are informal Sit 'n' Stitch
sessions the first and third Tuesdays of each month
from 10 a.m. to noon. These are also held at the
library, usually in the Quiet Room located in the
middle of the library. Whether you stitch, knit
or crochet, you are welcome to join in these free
informal sessions. We enjoy meeting all those
who come to our meetings or come to visit with us
during our informal stitching sessions.
Rotary Club of Sedona
Fifty-five Rotarians and their guests met for
lunch and a tour of the new Sedona performing arts
center on Oct. 26. Club members were welcomed
by Rotarian Dave Young, project manager. He
noted that the $15 million project will open early
next year with a seating capacity of 750. Members
toured the entire facility including the new stage,
green room and rehearsal hall as well as the remod-
eled high school music room and gymnasium.
Volunteers were recruited to assist with the
club's sponsorship of the Veterans History Project
appreciation luncheon scheduled at the Sedona
Public Library on Oct. 30. Members were also
encouraged to sell tickets to Diwali -- Festival of
Lights celebration at the India Palace in Sedona on
Sunday, Nov. 7. The celebration is another New
Years All Year 'Round event -- ethnic dinners
focused on increasing international understanding
in Sedona.
The Rotary Club of Sedona meets every
Tuesday noon at the Los Abrigados Resort. Our
mission is to enhance community through service
and fellowship.
The Sedona Referrals Club
Larry Phillips of Supertree Enterprises Inc. was
our showboater Wednesday. Phillips is a certified
arborist and as such is well-versed in the care
of trees and other landscaping. He repeatedly
reminds us to water properly and to consult a certi-
fied arborist when it is time to remodel, landscape,
prune or remove trees. He passed out a booklet on
wildfire safety and a copy of the arborist's code
of ethics. Phillips is based in Flagstaff and works
the northern part of the state. Phillips answered
several questions from members.
Julie Friess of IRR Residential Appraisal
Research Associates was our speaker this week.
Friess' nickname is Calamity Jane, as she is
extremely accident-prone. She has repeatedly
fallen on her head, smashed her face and broken
various bones. She says her children did not Oct. 22, OpenPair Club Game
inherit her accident-prone ways, for which she is North/South
grateful. 1 62.92 Ronald Mohney - Robert Nord
Freiss was the showboater the prev{ous week. 2 55.83 Regina Kramer - Eugene Snyder
She recently published an article in a national 3 55.74 Barbara Ballard - Catherine McCulloch
appraisal magazine, spoke at a fraud conference 4 53.73 Jean McDonald - Maryanna Thomas
for the Department of Financial Institutions, East/West
discussed the implications of the Dodd Frank 1 61.50 Dolores Sweet - Suzarme Wells
Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act 2 56.22 Patricia Kirby - Ole Schjeide
that was passed in July, and the end of the Home 3 54.78 Peter Stedman Jay Morgan
Valuation Code of Conduct. She answered several Kavanaugh
questions about the effect of foreclosures on home 4 52.72 Joy & Donald Macllraith
values and the current outlook in the real estate Oct. 23, Open Pair Club Game:
market. She can be reached at her office in Sedona North/South
at 204-9814, or by e-mail" at jfriess@irr-residen- 1 64.88 Linda & Robb Gordon
tial.com. 2 55.65 Beverly Attwood- Robert Nord
The Sedona Referrals Club meets Wednesdays 3 52.98 Barbara Ballard - Robert Backman .
at 7 a.m. at the Heartline Car6 in West Sedona. 4 49.40 Miki Blakemore - Karen Wahl
Each meeting features a showboater and a speaker. 5 48.81 Carol & Bill Phillips
Each member and guest is allowed a one-minute East/West
commercial as part of the meeting format. The 1 64.58 Marjorie Gerhardt- Patricia Gill
club promotes prospect referrals and each business 2 54.17 Joy & Donald Macllraith
category is represented by only one member. For 3 52.08 Alice Martin - Marjean Good
information, contract Eric Haggard at 284-3236 or 4 50.30 D Ann & Jay Morgan Kavanaugh
Ken Hughes at 301-0171. Oct. 25, Club Appreciation Team Game.
The Sedona Women Overall
1 61.00 Robert Nord - William Moberly
November 2010 marks the 10th anniversary Donald Macllraith - Joseph Green
of The Sedona Women, Dames Who Make a 2 60.00 Karen Villa-Alice Martin
Difference. All women are invited to join The Jan Birkett - Eugene Snyder
Sedona Women to celebrate this occasion. The 3 43.00 Peter & Karen Wahl
meeting will be held at DaM and Di Luca Ristorante Maryanna Thomas - Marjean Good
Italiano, 2321 W. SR 89A in West Sedona on 4/5 38.00 Catherine McCulloch - Regina
Wednesday, Nov. 10. Dahl and Di Luca was the Kramer
first meeting place for The Sedona Women, thanks Nell Jacobs - Marilyn Green
to the generosity of Lisa Dahl. Founding members 4/5 38.00 Peter Stedman - Patricia Gill
of The Sedona Women will host a program about Marjorie Gerhardt - Linda Mueller
how the "germ" of an idea and the tenacity and Oct. 26, Open Pair Club Game.
far-sightedness of the first members grew into the Overall
current organization. Meet and Greet begins at 1 64.07'Beverly Attwood- Robert Nord
9:30 a.m.; program begins at 10 a.m. Even 2 54.44 Joy Schaeffer- Edwin Rauth
thougl the seating capacity for the noon luncheon 3 53.70 Jan Birkett - Peter Wahl
following the program has been reached, please 4 53.70 Jo & Raymond Paul
don't let this stop those of you interested in the 5 52.96 Kristin Brown - Darryl Helton
history of this organization from attending the t 0 6 52.59 Virginia Hall - George Harger
a.m. to noon business meeting and program. 7 51.11 Lindley Boggess - Ellie Lyons
The Sedona Women are "dedicated to making Oct. 27, Open Pair Club Game.
a positive and lasting impact on our region by Overall
providing opportunities for women to build rela- 1 60.94 Donald Macllraith - Robert Nord '
tionships, learn about the community, support 2 59.90 Barbara Ballard - Robert Beckman
community needs, and enhance the, natural beauty 3 56.94 Patricia Dodd - Mimi Esser
and distinctive character of Sedona." 4 56.25 Marjorie Gerhardt - Peter Stedman
The Sedona Bridge Center meets at 1 p.m.
Duplicate Bridge Monday through Saturday except Thursday.
Sedona Bridge Center, Game Results. All games are A CBL sanctioned. For informa-
Oct. 21 No Game. tion, call Peter Wahl at 300-7703.
333 Schnebly Hill
NOV. 4: "STAYING ON TOP IN TOUGH FINANCIAL TIMES"
Norm Shrewsbury, Business & Technology coach, has solutions to
three of life's persistent challenges using proven ethical fundamentals
& cutting edge technologies. Infe: 5:30 - 7:311 p.m.;
www.Shrewsburycoaching.com/Shop; $10/adv $fS/door
NOV. 5: "THE POWER OF CONNECTION" Presented by Spiritual
Master Panache Desai. Transform life with powerful tools that
empower you to reconnect to the foundation of love, intelligence,
strength & joy. Info: 239-649-7373; 7 - 9 p.m.; Pre-register
www.PanacheDesai.com/events/2010/11; $44/door
NOV. 10: "COSMIC POKER, GOD AND SPIRITUALITY" Dr. Allen
R. Utke, Emeritus Professor of Chemistry, has a long standing, deep
interest, expertise and background in the interfaces of science, religion,
philosophy and futurism. A ".give & take" discussion will follow the
lecture. Info: 7 - 9 p.m.; FREE
NOV. 11: "FROM WE TO ME" An interactive presentation with
Nancy Burke, author of this timely book, addressing the devastation of
death, divorce and separation. Each event is unique, dictated by participants
and the vibration of their questions.
Info: 7 - 9 p.m.; FREE- Love donations accepted
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and Sugar-free Candies.
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