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Jan. 21, 2014
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Index
Business Directory ....A-13
Classifieds..................A-12
Kollenborn...................A-7
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Volume XVIII
Issue 3
January 20 - January 26, 2014
High Speed Chase Ends In Arrests
Couple crashes stolen car
By Ed Barker
The News
An Apache Junction man
and a Mesa woman are in custody after attempting to outrun Pinal County deputies last
week in a stolen car.
Police say the car, driven by
Duane Michael Parks, 36, of
Apache Junction, with a
woman passenger, Melissa
Scala, 20, of Mesa, attempted
to outrun deputies around
8:15 p.m. on Monday, January 13, 2014.
The chase began in Gold
Canyon and ended in Apache
Junction when the car, a Ford
Mustang, crashed through a
fence gate in the 1000 block
of East Junction Dr. in Apache
Junction and came to a stop.
The Pinal County Sheriff’s
Office (PCSO) said deputies
first tried to stop the vehicle,
reported stolen out of Apache
Junction, near Alameda Dr.
and Kings Ranch Road in
Gold Canyon, but the driver
sped off.
Officers said that when the
Duane Michael Parks
(PCSO)
suspect realized he was going
down a dead end road, he
made a U-turn and drove
head-on toward the deputy’s
vehicle, missing the patrol ve-
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hicle by only inches.
Deputies deployed two sets
of stop sticks, but the driver
turned westbound onto U.S.
60 toward Apache Junction
and was clocked at nearly 100
mph as he sped through stop
signs and red lights, according to PCSO.
The car crashed through a
closed gate in the 1000 block
of East Junction in Apache
Junction and came to a stop.
The car’s two occupants ran
from the scene, but Scala was
quickly captured.
Using clues from the car,
deputies located Parks later
and took him into custody at
his residence in Apache Junction. Authorities reported
finding him at his home, two
miles away, with marijuana
and a marijuana pipe.
PCSO said Parks resisted arrest and was booked into the
Pinal County Jail for aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, theft of
means of transportation, felony flight, resisting arrest, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia,
charges of criminal damage
and leaving the scene of the
accident.
State Senator Bob Worsley,
who brought the stakeholders
together for negotiations at the
urging of State Senator Al
Melvin, expressed his excitement for the progress the two
sides are making. “The State
Land Department and Union
Pacific deserve great credit for
their efforts to find common
ground on this important project, which has the potential to
be a significant job creator for
central Pinal County.”
Progress Announced On Proposed Rail Yard
Land Department, Union Pacific will hire consultants
to study Red Rock classification yard in Pinal County
Negotiations aimed at exploring the auction of state
trust land in Pinal County for
the construction of a classification rail yard took another
step forward recently with the
Arizona State Land Department and Union Pacific Railroad announcing their retention of engineering consultants
who will examine the technical questions involving the
proposed ‘Red Rock’ project.
State Land Commissioner
Vanessa Hickman announced
that her department has retained the services of RBF, a
national planning, design, and
construction firm. Union Pacific has also secured an outside firm to assist with the
analysis.
“We are happy that that this
phase of the proposed project
is moving forward,” Hickman
declared. “We are confident
that the expertise of the parties involved will lead to a
full understanding of the issues being studied.”
The move by the Land Department and Union Pacific to
retain a team of consultants
follows several months of
positive discussions between
the two parties and other
stakeholders regarding the
proposed Red Rock classification yard.
State Land Commissioner
Vanessa Hickman expressed
that progress is being made.
“This has been a positive and
productive dialogue. The decision to retain technical consultants is a clear sign that both
parties are committed to working through the complex technical questions that surround
large projects such as this one.
I look forward to receiving the
consultants’ report and making a determination regarding
whether Union Pacific’s application is in the best interests of
the State Land Trust.”
Zoe Richmond, Director,
Public Affairs, Union Pacific,
stated, “We look forward to
continuing to work with the
State Land Department in an
effort to purchase property
for a future rail facility in Pinal County. We appreciate the
willingness of State Land to
commit the resources necessary to confirm that a future
land purchase meets the
state’s legal obligations.”
Cadet Earns Navy Scholarship
AJHS JROTC Cadet Pilas will get a full-ride to college
For the 8th-consecutive year,
the Apache Junction High
School Navy JROTC program is proud to announce
one of its cadets has been selected for a full-ride, Navy
ROTC college scholarship.
AJHS senior Uziel Pilas will
receive up to $180,000 toward a four-year college degree at any college or university in the United States that
offers Navy ROTC. The
scholarship covers 100-percent of tuition, books, fees,
and a monthly stipend for living expenses. Pilas plans to
attend Arizona State University in the fall.
Selected applicants for the
NROTC Scholarship Program
are awarded scholarships
through a highly competitive
AJHS senior Uziel Pilas
national selection process,
and receive full tuition, books
stipend, educational fees and
other financial benefits at
many of the country’s leading
colleges and universities.
Upon graduation, midship-
men are commissioned as officers in the unrestricted line
Naval Reserve or Marine
Corps Reserve. Students selected for the NROTC Scholarship Program make their
own arrangements for college
enrollment, room and board,
and take the normal course
load required by the college
or university for degree completion.
Pilas was nominated for the
scholarship through the AJHS
Navy JROTC program. He is
currently completing his 4th
year in the unit and ranks as
one of the school’s top cadets.
He is currently the JROTC’s
Executive Officer (2nd in
Command) and has served as
commander of the Academic
Team and Air Rifle Team.
Computers Donated To School
Supervisor House delivers computers to Avalon School
District 5 Supervisor Todd
House showed up to the front
door of Avalon K-8 School
in mid-December with 104
used county computers for
the students. These used
computers will help the
school when the state changes from AIMS to the new
College and Careers Ready
Standards test in 2015.
“We had these computers
here and they were collecting
dust,” said Supervisor House.
“We usually sell them at auction for pennies on the dollar.
This way the computers are
put to really good use to help
educate the future leaders of
this county, state and nation.”
Before the computers were
donated, all the hard drives
were removed by Pinal Coun-
Area’s Only
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Hometown Owned
ty Information Technology
staff members.
“The new College and Careers Ready Standard test will
be taken online, unlike the
AIMS test,” explained Avalon
K-8 School Director Michael
McCord. “This donation will
be pretty helpful to us, we are
grateful.”
McCord added that the
school is in the process of
procuring new hard drives for
the donated computers.
Supervisor House said he is
hopeful the county can help
again in the future.
“There are a lot of schools
out there that are in need of
these type of resources. If we
are able to help out another
school with a donation like
this, I am all for it.”
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State Legislators
Visit City Council
Sen. Farnsworth, Reps. Coleman &
Townsend invited to Jan. 21 meeting
public is invited to attend
the meeting Tuesday, Jan.
21 at 7 p.m. in the Council
District 16 state legisla- Chambers, 300 E. Supertors have been invited to stition Blvd. in Apache
this week’s Apache Junc- Junction.
tion City Council meeting. The Jan. 21 meeting will
Senator David Farnsworth, also include consideration
Representative Doug Cole- and action on the proposed
man and Representative contract with Mid-West
Kelly Townsend will share GIS, Inc. for a Citywide
their priorities as they start Traffic Sign Inventory in
the new state legislative an amount not to exceed
session. The Council will $65,450.
also have an opportunity There will also be a public
to update the legislators on hearing regarding the draft
what the city is doing and development fee study enits expectations from the titled “Land Use Assumpstate.
tions and Infrastructure ImAlthough most Apache provement Plan.”
Junction residents know
The Council’s work sesRep.
Coleman,
Rep. sion meeting, originally
Townsend from Mesa and scheduled for Monday,
Sen. Farnsworth (appointed Jan. 20, was cancelled due
to fill a district vacancy last to the Martin Luther King
fall) are less familiar. The holiday.
By Bill Van Nimwegen
The News
The News Kidcast
Mostly sunny with highs in the mid-70’s
and lows in the mid-40’s.
This week’s
Weather
“Artoonist”
Supervisor Todd House
(left) and Avalon K-8 Executive Director Michael
McCord stand with students to show off some of
the donated computers
from Pinal County.
Rachelle
Barraza
Age 5
Desert Vista
Elementary
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City Court
Apache Junction City Magistrate Court
300 E. Superstition Blvd.
City Magistrate James Hazel, Presiding
January 14 - Francesca X. Foray - 49, of AJ, guilty of
driving on a suspended license. Sentenced to $250 fine.
January 14 - Christopher N. Eriksen, 33, of AJ, guilty of
driving on a suspended license. Sentenced to $1,000 fine.
January 14 - Timothy J. Donner, 28, of AJ, guilty of
driving on a suspended license. Sentenced to $1,000
fine.
January 14 - Olivia Stamper, 56, of AJ, guilty of resisting an order. Sentenced to $500 fine.
January 14 - Eric J. Daniels, 32, of AJ, guilty of failure
to appear in the second degree. Sentenced to $500 fine.
January 14 - Jude T. Hutnak, Jr., 38, of AJ, guilty of
theft. Sentenced to 24 months unsupervised probation,
120 days jail postponed, $633.44 restitution, $250 fine.
January 14 - Cynthia N. Collins, 26, of AJ, guilty of
shoplifting. Sentenced to 24 months unsupervised probation, 60 days jail postponed, $1,000 fine.
Commercial Rehab
Funds Available
Small businesses inside redevelopment area qualify
The City of Apache Junction
invites eligible Apache Junction business owners to submit applications for funding
under the commercial rehabilitation program. This program is funded in whole or in
part by federal Community
Development Block Grant
funds, therefore all federal requirements apply.
Eligible businesses must be a
small business located within
an identified redevelopment
area and outside of a floodplain within the City of Apache
Junction. Eligibility requirements, a detailed description
of the program and grievance
procedures can be found on
the city’s downtown website
at http://downtownaj.com/.
Applications are available
on-line at http://downtownaj.
com/. Completed applications are due to the city’s
economic development department at 300 E. Superstition Blvd., Apache Junction,
AZ 85119 no later than 5
p.m. on Thursday, January
30, 2014.
Questions may be directed
to E’lan Vallender at (480)
474-5071 or Heather Patel at
(480) 474-2635, 300 East Superstition Blvd, Apache Junction, which is accessible for
persons with disabilities.
The City of Apache Junction reserves the right to reject any and all applications
and to waive technicalities
and informalities.
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The Apache Junction High School
Band Program will host a Yard
Sale fundraiser on Saturday,
January 25, from 9 a.m. - 3
p.m. in the school’s west
parking lot off Ironwood
Drive in front of the main entrance. Come shop for bargains and support AJHS’ musicians. Call AJHS at (480)
474-3980 for more information.
Donations of items for the Yard Sale
are also welcomed and appreciated.
CAC Requests
Public Comment
Central Arizona College
(CAC) is seeking third party
comments about the institution in preparation for its periodic evaluation by its regional accrediting agency.
CAC will host a visit March
25-27, 2014, with a team
representing the Higher
Learning Commission of the
North Central Association.
Central Arizona College has
been accredited by the commission since 1971. The
team will review the college’s ongoing ability to
meet the Commission’s Criteria for Accreditation.
The public is invited to submit comments regarding Central Arizona College in writing
to: Public Comment on Central Arizona College; The
Higher Learning Commission;
230 South LaSalle Street, Suite
7-500; Chicago, IL 606041411
The public also may submit
comments online at www.
ncahlc.org.
Comments must address substantive matters related to the
quality of the institution or its
academic programs. Comments must be in writing.
All comments must be received by Feb. 25, 2014.
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Clifton “Cliff” Axt
Clifton “Cliff” Axt passed
away January 11, 2014 at
home. He was born June
12, 1936 in Fresno, CA. He
served in the Army from
October 1954 through July
1956. He is survived by
his wife of 19 years, Donna
Mattson Johnson Axt, 3 children, Michelle, Bryon and
Doug, 2 step children, Jeff
and Jill and 2 grandchildren. He was past president
of Apache Junction Chamber
of Commerce and past owner
of Realty Executives Sales
office in Gold Canyon. No
services will be held at his
request.
Joe P. Watters
Joe P. Watters passed away
on December 17, 2013 surrounded by the love of his
family at the age of 75. He
was born in 1938 in Oklahoma and served 22 years in
the Navy. He is survived by
his wife, Linda Watters of
Gold Canyon, daughter, Gina
Watters of Las Vegas, son,
Ronaldo Watters of San Diego, granddaughter, Chanel
Sinclair of Las Vegas, grandson, Michael Sinclair II,
USN, step-son Adrian Watters of Tucson and numerous
other grandchildren. In lieu
of flowers, please remember
Joe for the wonderful, kindhearted person he was. Smart
Cremation is handling final
arrangements. Memorial service, Friday, January 24th,
11am, National Memorial
Cemetery of Arizona.
Alice Lorraine “Mikki”
(Wilson) Arnspiger
Alice Lorraine “Mikki”
(Wilson) Arnspiger, age 83,
died December 30, 2013, in
Mesa, Arizona. She and her
identical twin sister were
born on October 14, 1930,
in a neighbor’s ranch house,
east of Sundance, WY,
to Erva Claire (Ives) and
George Fearn. Their mother
died shortly following their
birth. Their father, unable
to care for the two infants,
consented to their adoption
by his wife’s sister Winifred
Beatrice (Ives) Wilson and
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her husband the Reverend Albert Dewey Wilson, a Methodist minister. Due to various church assignments, the
family lived in several different communities throughout
Wyoming and Colorado. Mrs.
Arnspiger was a 1949 graduate of Vernon High School,
Vernon, CO. On October 4,
1950 she married Charles
William Arnspiger in Grand
Junction, CO. The couple had
two children, Glen Allen and
Patricia Lynn, and became
legal guardians of Charlotte
Lanell Tiger when she was
four years old. They formally
adopted Charlotte after she
reached adulthood.
The couple lived in Colorado until the early 1960’s
when they moved to Bell
Gardens, CA, and later to
Cypress, CA. In 1988 and
following retirement, “Mikki” and “Chuck” moved to
Apache Junction.
Chuck
passed away on December
11, 2003, in Apache Junction,
following fifty-three years
of marriage. Mikki worked
ten years at Disneyland and
fifteen years at Knox Berry
Farm where she was a buyer
and warehouse manager. She
was a direct descendant of six
of the passengers on the Mayflower and was eligible for
membership in the Mayflower Society. She enjoyed making miniature homes, setting
up her Christmas villages and
collecting hundreds of Santa
Clauses. Until she lost her vision, she also enjoyed attending garage sales and flea markets. Besides her husband,
Mikki was preceded in death
by her biologic parents, her
adoptive parents, her twin sister Erva Claire “Nikki” Paulus, and two brothers, Royce
Charles Fearn and Albert
Dale Wilson. She is survived
by her son Glen Arnspiger of
Banning, CA, her daughters
Patricia (Daniel) Riley of
Apache Junction and Charlotte (Robb) Lewis of Colorado Springs, CO. She is also
survived by grandchildren
Charlotte Renee Arnspiger,
Shane Arnspiger, Dawn Arnspiger, Demi Nichole Lewis,
Robbie Ann Lewis, Brandy
Lewis, Billie Lewis (Chris)
Covey, step-grandson Sean
Riley, step granddaughters
Erin (Gabriel) Ochoa and
Megan Riley, and six great
grandchildren and seven step
great grandchildren. Other
survivors include a sister
Mildred Post of Reno, NV, a
brother Don E. (Jerilyn) Wilson of Longmont, CO, and
numerous nieces, nephews
and cousins.
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Experts will address heart failure risks
& prevention on Feb. 12
City of Apache Junction and
the Apache Junction Public
Library, in collaboration with
the Internal Revenue Service
and AARP Tax Aide, are offering a free tax preparation
E-filing site in Apache Junction for ALL residents regardless of your eligibility for the
above credits.
The location for the free Efiling tax preparation site is
the Apache Junction Public
Library, 1177 N. Idaho Road,
from February 5, 2014 to
April 12, 2014. The tax preparation service is provided
two times per day, Wednesday through Saturday, between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. and
11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Reservations are required and can be
made at the Library’s service
desk or by calling (480) 4748555 after January 1, 2014.
Reservations will be taken on
a first come, first serve basis.
For further information regarding tax credits or volunteering to be a tax preparer,
please contact Heather Patel,
City of Apache Junction, at
(480) 474-2635 or hpatel@
ajcity.net.
People should come prepared with the following
items: • Proof of identification • Social Security Cards
(or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, ITIN) for
you, your spouse and dependents and/or a Social Security
Number verification letter issued by the Social Security
Administration • Birth dates
for you, your spouse and dependents on the tax return •
Current year’s tax package if
you received one (not required when filing electronically) • Wage and earning
statement(s) Form W-2,
W-2G, 1099-R, from all employers • Interest and dividend statements from banks
(Forms 1099) • A copy of last
year’s Federal and State returns if available • Bank Routing Numbers and Account
Numbers for Direct Deposit •
Total paid for day care provider and the day care provider’s tax identifying number (the provider’s Social
Security Number or the provider’s business Employer
Identification Number) • The
above site is an E-file site
only; all returns will be filed
electronically. Therefore, if
married filing a joint tax return, both spouses must be
present to sign the required
forms.
This program is sponsored
by the City of Apache Junction, Apache Junction Public
Library, the Internal Revenue
Service and AARP Tax-Aide
Banner Heart Hospital will
offer a free heart failure seminar, “Success Over Failure:
When Someone You Love
Has Heart Failure,” from 5 to
7 p.m. Feb. 12 in the Primrose
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Topics will include disease
prevention, modifiable risk
factors, managing symptoms,
signs of heart failure, and
self-care management techniques.
The event will include a
question-and-answer session
featuring panel of experts, including a registered dietician,
clinical pharmacist, registered
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About 5.1 million people in
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To register, call (602) 2302273.
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Health & Leisure
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Friday, January 24
9:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Over 50 local health, wellness, and
recreational service providers and
businesses will share information,
products and services.
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Apache Junction • 1601 W. Apache Trail, Suite 2 • 480-982-4200
St. George Catholic Church
300 E. 16th Avenue,
Apache Junction, Arizona 85119
Phone: 480-982-2929
www.stgeorgeaj.com
Family of Faith Bible Church
2/10
St. George
Catholic Church
Summer Liturgy Schedule May—August:
Saturday Mass 4:00 p.m.
Confessions 3:00 p.m.
Sunday Mass 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
480-529-4201
Liturgy Schedule November:
Saturday Mass 1:15, 3 & 4:30 p.m.
Confessions 12 p.m.
Sunday Mass 6:30, 8:15, 10,
11:30 a.m. & 6 p.m.
Holy Days of Obligation: 8, 10 a.m. & 7 p.m.
Sunday Service 10:00 AM
Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 PM
1075 S. Idaho Rd. Suite 107, Apache Junction, AZ
300 E. 16th Avenue, Apache Junction, Az. 85119
Phone: 480-982-2929 www.stgeorgeaj.com
Church of Christ
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609 S. Grand Dr., AJ
Interpretations for Deaf
Time of Services
Sunday
Bible Study 10:00am
Worship 10:55am & 5:30pm
Wednesday
Bible Study 6:00pm
office: 982-4744
David J. Lewis, Evangelist
1/27
Delaware Dr.
Email: [email protected] • Web: familyoffaithbiblechurch.org
11/10
4/14
Sunday Programs
Worship Services–9 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.
Adult Sunday School– 9 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.
Children’s Sunday School–10:30 a.m.
Church of Christ
Sunday Services:
10:30am and 2:00pm
105 S. Delaware Dr #11 • Apache Junction
480-659-3353
www.delawaredrivechurchofchrist.com
Bob Orear –Evangelist
Sunday School...
Worship...
Traditional 8 & 9:30am Adult 8am
Child/Youth 9:30am
Praise 10:50am
Children 10:50am
Country Western
Worship 5pm
*Childcare available at all services
6640 S. KINGS RANCH RD • 480-982-3776
(North of Hwy. 60 in Gold Canyon) • goldcanyonumc.org
480.982-8266
1150 W. Superstition Boulevard,
Apache Junction, AZ 85120 (480) 982-4081
www.communitychristian.net
Mid-Week Programs
For Adults: Bible Studies & Life Groups
For Youth: American Heritage Girls,
Trail Life USA, High School & Middle
School Groups
Wed. Nights: Prayer Circle, Dinner & Study
4/21
2/3
2122 S. Goldfield Rd
Mark Friedrich Pastor
Winter Worship Schedule:
Traditional Worship: Saturday 5 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m., 10:30 a.m. (Praise)
and Sunday 10:30 a.m. Contemporary Praise Service (FLC)
Sunday Adult Bible Study: 9:30 a.m. (coffee & fellowship preceding)
Children’s Sunday School: 10:30 a.m. (begin in sanctuary)
www.mountainviewlutheran.org
email: [email protected]
Service Times
Sunday
“A Community of Faith”
RANDY HALE - PASTOR
2001 S. Starr Road, AJ 480.982.9120
Web: crossroadsbaptistaz.com
“Where people are treasured more than gold”
Come as you are • Family Friendly
Sunday Services 10:00 a.m.
5810 S. Alameda Rd. Gold Canyon
(On the corner of Alameda & Kings Ranch Rd.)
(480) 288-5600
www.goldcanyon.org
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Fellowship Time
9:00 a.m.
Bible Study all ages
9:30 a.m.
Morning Worship & Children’s Church 10:45 a.m.
Evening Worship
6:00 p.m.
Wednesday
Bible Study & Prayer 7:00 p.m.
Children & Youth Ministry Nursery available all services
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January 20 - 26, 2014
AJUSD Achievers
Board honors Students/Employees
of the Month for December
Back row (left to right): Dr. Wilson, Clayton Young,
Christian Pugarin, Carma Ihler, Alonzo Quintana,
Katie Pan, Trentin Smith, AJ Elks Byron ‘Hux’ Russell. Front row (left to right): Mackenzie Dillon, Michelle Harper, Melissa Lofgreen, Michael Penge and
Natalie Delintt
The following students were
recognized as Students-ofthe-Month for December at
the January 14 meeting of
the AJUSD Governing Board.
The awards are sponsored
by the Apache Junction Elks
Lodge #2349.
Chandler Donalds and Katie
Pan from AJ High School;
Carma Ihler and Alonzo
Quintana from Cactus Canyon; Mackenzie Dillon and
Christian Pugarin from Desert
Vista; Michelle Harper and
Clayton Young from Four
Peaks; Melissa Lofgreen and
Michael Penge from Peralta
Trail; and Natalie Delintt and
Trentin Smith from Supersti-
Left to right: Jayne Ewell,
Ana Baez, SMES Principal Heather Wallace and
Lori Wine
tion Mountain.
AJUSD also honored Ana
Baez, Jayne Ewell and Volunteer Lori Wine of Superstition Mountain Elementary
School.
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Golden Vista Resort Legacy Quartet
Sings This Sunday
Ribbon-cutting
World-renowned group comes to Gold
Canyon United Methodist Church
Celebrating with Apache Junction Chamber of Commerce were (from left) Tracee Matthews, Century 21
owner; Percy Matthews, Century 21 broker/owner;
Tracy Lane, Century 21 Realtor & Branch Manager;
Deserie Perry, Golden Vista Resort Manager; and Heddi Mackey, Century 21 Realtor & Property Manager.
Golden Vista Resort celebrated its 1st Annual Homeowner
Appreciation Party & the Grand
Opening of the Century 21
Towne & Country branch office
at the resort on January 9.
Homeowners at the resort
enjoyed an afternoon of fun,
free food, generous door
prizes & live music. The
event was hosted by Tracy
Lane of Century 21 Towne
& Country Realty and was
also attended by Mayor John
Insalaco, Vice-Mayor Robin
Barker, Councilmember Gail
Evans & County Supervisor
Todd House.
Golden Vista Resort is located at 3710 S. Goldfield Rd.
Apache Junction, AZ (Goldfield and Baseline).
For more information about
Golden Vista Resort and owning your own land please
contact Tracy Lane at (602)
904-0774 or email Tracy@
Century21.com.
The Gold Canyon Film Festival celebrated their 2014
Spirit Awards Jan. 11 at the
Gold Canyon Golf Resort.
We
Deliver
124 S. Ironwood • 480-982-1851
We Welcome:
searching for new ways to
praise God and thank Him for
His many blessings!
This concert is open to the
public at no charge, as a free
will offering will be received.
Everyone is asked to please
bring at least on non-perishable food item per person for
the Gold Canyon United
Methodist Church Food
Bank. Come enjoy some great
music by great musicians!
Bring your family, friends
and neighbors—they will
thank you!
The church is located at 6640
S. Kings Ranch Rd., one block
north of Hwy 60 (Walgreens
on the corner) in beautiful
Gold Canyon, five miles east
of Apache Junction. For more
information, please call the
church at (480) 982-3776.
All are invited to free community event
Gold Canyon Film Festival presents 2014 Spirit Awards
Apache Junction Flowers
Legacy Quartet
Shop Local Fair
GC Film Heritage Celebrated
The festival was sponsored ing the film history of
by the Apacheland Historical Apacheland Studios.
Society, Inc., a nonprofit
Ten years ago on “Sweetgroup committed to promot- heart’s Day” the Apacheland
Studios was destroyed by
fire during a Valentine’s Day
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rial Chapel, that was built
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The Apacheland Cowboy
Spirit Award 2014 went to
Tom Kollenborn, who in the
1960s was a working cowboy
for the Barkley Cattle Company that later became the
location for Apacheland.
“My first involvement with
Apacheland was when my
wife Sharon and her friend
purchased a hundred shares
New Patients and
each of the first stock options
offered for sale to the public
Winter Visitors
by Superstition Mountain
Same day appointments
Enterprises, Inc. in July
usually available
1960,” he wrote in “Kollenborn’s Chronicles.”
Hours:
The Apacheland Cowgirl
Monday-Friday
Spirit
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8am-5pm
Sharon Kollenborn for her
early investment in the
Dr. Jason Heavens, M.D.
Apacheland dream—a dream
Board Certified - Family Medicine
that became a reality: Apacheland Studios 1959-2004.
Mike Moroff Burciaga, is
the recipient of the Apacheland Spirit Award 2014. Presented by Master of Ceremonies, Ron Nix.
Mike worked twenty-five
years with World Champion,
Ben Johnson, singing the National Anthem. One day
The Gold Canyon United
Methodist Church’s Performing Arts Series again presents
the Legacy Quartet in their
8th annual concert in the
fabulous acoustics of the
church’s Sanctuary on Sunday, January 26 at 3 p.m.
This very popular group is
world-renowned, having performed six tours of South
Korea, three tours of Australia and many venues in Canada. Additionally, they have
toured Cuba with Dr. Jim
Groen and Global Connections, International, and
throughout Central and Western United States.
They began in 1981 as a
quartet in the Southern Gospel tradition but have become
so much more, incorporating
Contemporary Christian music, even some traditional sacred music, Broadway, patriotic and popular music. This
group not only does it all, but
does it all very well, indeed!
Their music truly is timeless
and their audience continues
to grow as they continue to
increase their repertoire,
Emcee Ron Nix (right)
presented Mike Moroff
Burciaga with the 2014
Apacheland Spirit Award.
Johnson ask Mike if he knew
how to ride. After working
with Ben Johnson, Mike won
26 Team Roping Championships as a heeler. While working as a DJ for KPHX, Mike
was persuaded to try his hand
at acting by Jorge Rivero and
Andres Garcia. Mike never
looked back at radio. His film
history includes LaBamaba,
Robo Cop, and Scarface.
Mike has appeared in more
than 120 movies and 140
television productions and
gives credit to Ben Johnson
for his success.
The Apache Junction Chamber of Commerce 2014 Shop
Local Fair will be held Saturday, Feb. 1, from 9 a.m. to 2
p.m. on the Apache Junction
High School campus in the cafeteria, 2525 S. Ironwood Dr.
The fair will have table displays from local businesses
and leaders as well as local entertainment and food carts.
Free coffee and prizes!
Open to the public, admission and parking are free.
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Sales Office Hours: 10am to 5pm
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Only 26 Lots Left
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Club House w/Big Screen TV • Sand Tot Lot • Outside Patio Sitting
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Phil Rakoci’s ‘Wild Arizona’ Discover Superior This Week
AJUSD’s Arizona Lecture Series goes wild January 27 6th Annual Superior Home & Building Tour: Jan. 25-26
While normally focused on
the two-legged creatures that
helped develop Arizona’s history and culture, the Jan. 27
edition of the 2014 Arizona
Lecture Series will feature the
four-legged, no-legged, and
feathered inhabitants of our
state as part of Phil Rakoci’s
Wild Arizona.
Through hands-on analysis
using live creatures, ‘Wildman’ Phil will highlight the
unique characteristics of desert wildlife, their desert
homes, and the way the lives
of these vastly different animals are interwoven, creating
a community where each has
its purpose and place. Rakoci
will discuss the defensive
strategies and interesting adaptations of these creatures,
while separating fact from fiction in the world of scorpions,
rattlesnakes, tarantulas and
other desert fauna.
Naturalist and humorist Phil
Rakoci captivates audiences
by combining elements of a
wildlife safari with a handson science expedition to teach
Naturalist and humorist Phil Rakoci captivates audiences by combining elements of a wildlife safari with a
hands-on science expedition.
respect for the environment,
identifying dangerous creatures and situations, and dispelling some of the myths
about life in the desert. An
Arizona native, Rakoci has a
passion for all things prickly,
pointy and venomous. His
home is a living laboratory of
the desert and Rakoci takes
his ‘pets’ on the road throughout the western U.S. to entertain and educate audiences of
all ages.
Lectures begin at 7 p.m. in
the Performing Arts Center,
located at 2525 S. Ironwood
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183 W. Apache Trail #104 • Apache Junction AZ 85120
National acts, local favorites, an incredible quilt show,
fabulous food, a giant model
train exhibit, a classic car
show and so much more are
all on tap at the Annual Festival held at the Pinal Fairgrounds and Event Center.
Two stages packed with talented musicians provide nonstop toe tapping music. The
fun begins Friday, Jan. 24 and
runs through Sunday Jan. 26.
Just $8 includes all of the entertainment.
Big name bands include Special Consensus, James Reams
and the Barnstormers, Silverado Bluegrass Band, Thomas
Lions
Club
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Country &
Variety Music
Show
11am-9pm
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• Emergencies Seen &
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•
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10839 E Apache Trail Ste. #119,
Located at Old Goodwill Plaza
(SE Corner of Signal Butte & Apache Trail)
17th Annual
1 Performance Only
Fri. Jan. 31st
6 to 9 p.m.
AJHS Performing Arts Center
Southern & Ironwood
Featuring:
H
H
“The
King’s
Quartet” H
H
Old Time Gospel Songs
H Kevin Huang & H
H Lion Gary Gjerstad H
H Accomplished Violinist H
Paula Williamson H
H Sings
Patsy Cline Songs &
H 5 Time Yodeling Champion H
H Red Mountain Brass H
Quintet
H
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$5 per Student
$10 General Admission
Benefit for High School Scholarship Fund
Canned foods appreciated for Food Bank
Tickets available at the Chamber of Commerce in
Apache Junction, purchase at the door the night of
the show, or from any member of the Lions Club. For
“Will Call” reservations call: 480-982-9260, 480983-4460. For more information call any of the
numbers listed. The Chamber of Commerce
number is 480-982-3141. Complimentary wheelchair service will be available from parking lot
curbside to front door. Wheelchairs have been
donated for use from RTA Home care Inc.
Fresh, Friendly & Festive
For the most authentic and flavorful Mexican food in town!
Happy OPEN EARLY Super
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mous Mata Ortiz potters from
Mexico will be crafting and
firing their unique pottery
during the event. Engage in a
didgeridoo show at one of the
homes on Sunday. Gaze at the
majestic mountains and “Discover Superior.”
Tour begins at the Chamber
of Commerce, 165 W. Main
Street, Saturday 9 a.m. to 5
p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
$12 for tour ($10 prepaid),
good both days. All other
events free. BONUS! All ticket holders receive 2 for 1 tickets to the Boyce Thompson
Arboretum and the Renaissance Festival! www.superiorarizonachamber.org. (520)
689-0200 or (602) 625-3151.
Agri-Country Bluegrass Festival Gets Ready to Jam
Apache Junction
Open 7 Days
Unique, renovated, homes
and buildings are on the
tour and meet Wyatt Earp
on Saturday.
Bluegrass Festival Jan. 24-26
(SW Corner of Idaho Rd. & Apache Trail by Fry’s)
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Dr. on the campus of Apache
Junction High School. Individual tickets are available
for $5 and season tickets are
available for $50. Tickets
may be purchased at the door,
at the AJUSD District Office,
or online at www.ajusd.org
by clicking on the ‘Community’ tab, then ‘PAC Tickets.’
The 2014 Arizona Lecture
Series continues Monday,
February 3rd, with Superstition Wilderness Backcountry
by Lon McAdam. For more
information, call (480) 9821110, ext. 2250.
Nestled at the foot of the
Apache Leap Mountain is the
little town of Superior, just 30
minutes East of Apache Junction. Thousands of people
drive by but rarely get off the
highway to look around.
For the past ten years the town
has been rebuilding, after being hard hit by copper mine
shutdowns in the 1980s. Superior proudly shows off her
progress at the 6th annual
Home and Building Tour on
Saturday, Jan. 25 and Sunday,
Jan. 26.
Unique, renovated, homes
and buildings, several with
an artist’s touch, will reach
out to you. Visit Mattie Earp’s
grave and meet Wyatt Earp
on Saturday! Enjoy a featured
art studio along with an art
show. Shop a great antique
show at the recently refurbished Magma Club (c.1920)
while live music is played on
the veranda. Authors and historians will share fascinating
facts about the area. Take a
guided tour of the Pinal Cemetery on Saturday. The fa-
SAT/SUN 8AM-3PM
Mariachis
5:30-7:30pm
1st Monday
of every month
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Porter and The Copper River
Band, Jeff Scroggins and Colorado, Run Boy Run, and
many more. Visit pinalfairgrounds.com for a complete
list of bands and schedule.
The Agri-Country Bluegrass
Festival is a rain or shine event.
The main stage is indoors, as is
the quilt show and train display.
The festival is held at the Pinal
Fairgrounds and Event Center
at 512 S. 11 Mile Corner Road,
Casa Grande. Mark your calendars now for January 26–24,
2014. Kids 12 and under are
free! Admission for 13 and
over is just $8 and includes all
of the great entertainment.
Camping is available on site
and includes festival admission. For more details visits pinalfairgrounds.com or call
(520) 723-7881.
The Agri-Country Bluegrass Festival features
big-name bands like Special Consensus (right).
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January 20 - 26, 2014
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AJ Mounted Rangers Donate Children’s Author To Speak
Cellos To Cactus Canyon Band At Superstition Mtn. Museum
Award-winning science writer Conrad Storad speaks Jan. 23
By Betty Swanson
Special to the News
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Initially proposed by Union
Pacific in 2006, the ‘Red
Rock’ project would involve
the auction and purchase
state trust land by Union Pacific near Red Rock in central Pinal County. The land
would be developed into a
Union Pacific classification
yard where rail cars would
be separated and classified
and trains assembled, improving Union Pacific’s ability to create value for its
many customers in Arizona.
Advocates of the project believe the new yard will create jobs and generate new
tax revenue for local governments and schools.
A focused dialogue among
the interested parties recently
culminated in an agreement
to a study period of roughly
one year in which a series of
unanswered questions regarding Union Pacific’s ability to purchase the property
will be addressed. The stakeholders will carefully study
how to protect the provision
of access to the I-10 freeway
and neighboring parcels of
state land, address drainage
and flood control and determine land value. The negotiations are expected to last at
least one year.
Award winning children’s
author Conrad Storad will
address the SMM lecture
series attendees on Jan. 23.
Book Award, and a Best Book
Award from USA Book
News. Storad has also been
honored by being named
“Arizona Children’s Author
of the Year.”
During his presentation,
Storad will share some of his
methods for getting young
readers “turned on” to read-
“Because Experience Matters”
See us at the
AJ HIGH SCHOOL
ROTC CAR SHOW
Saturday,
Feb 8, 2014!
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Lugging that large, bulky instrument to and from school is over for two lucky cello
players at Cactus Canyon Junior High School. The Apache Junction Mounted
Rangers have brought two of the expensive stringed instruments to the school’s
band as a gift and received smiles from the kids as their reward. The Rangers’ next
project will be to donate a new drum set.
A good nonfiction story
should be more than just a
bunch of facts, according to
author Conrad J. Storad.
“Nonfiction stories should be
fun,” he states. And he has
spent his career trying to do
exactly that with each and every book that he has written
for children and young adults.
Storad will share his philosophy on presenting science
and other non-fiction using
storytelling techniques when
he speaks at the Superstition
Mountain Museum on Thursday, Jan. 23, at 2 p.m. as part
of the museum’s free annual
lecture series.
Former award-winning Director of Research Publications at Arizona State University, Storad is an academic
science writer and an awardwinning author of children’s
books, as well. In some ways
science writer and children’s
author might seem an odd
combination. But Storad has
taken this unique combination of skills and used his
vivid imagination and vast
scientific knowledge to create
entertaining books to get kids
excited about science.
In 2012, Arizona Way Out
West & Witty, co-authored
with Lynda Exley, was named
“One Book Arizona for Kids.”
Every student in Arizona read
the book in 2012 as part of
Arizona’s Centennial celebration. It was also selected to
represent Arizona as part of
the “52 Great Reads” program run annually at the National Book Festival in Washington, D.C. by the National
Center for the Book at the Library of Congress. The Arizona Way Out West & Wacky
activity book won the IBPA
Benjamin Franklin Award,
the Moonbeam Children’s
ing. Many of his books will
be available for purchase and
signing after the presentation.
Admission is free and the
presentations are held outdoors in the amphitheater. Attendees can bring a lawn chair
or cushion to sit on. As a museum fundraiser, raffle tickets
for weekly prizes and a season-end Grand Finale Drawing for a special prize are sold
each week.
The Superstition Mountain
Museum is run by the Superstition Mountain Historical
Society, a non-profit corporation dedicated to preserving
and collecting the history and
legends of Superstition Mountain and the surrounding area.
For more information about
the 2014 Free Lecture Series
and other upcoming events,
go to www.superstitionmountainmuseum.org or call (480)
983-4888.
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Deadline for letters to the editor
is 4:30 p.m. Thursday. The News
does not print anonymous letters. Letters must include your
name for publication. Letters
must also include an address and
phone number, which will not be
published, but is used for verification of authenticity. Please
keep letters to 300 words or less
and do not use CAPITALIZATION for emphasis.
Kudos to Chuck Baker
I would like to say “Thank you” to Chuck Baker and the AJ
News for the awesome articles you write and have written about
the Student Athletes of Apache Junction. It is great joy to see
your child’s name in the paper and the way you write is super!!
I believe I speak for all the parents, Aunts, Uncle and Grandparents of athletes in AJ!!
The best article I ever read was about my nephew Tim Harlan
when he won sate in wrestling--everyone I know shed a few
tears!! I remember the joy I received when I would see my name
in the Shiawassee County Journal - Perry, MI :) and I know
these young athletes feel the same! I will continue to look forward to more articles as more of family enjoys sports in Apache
Junction.
Thanks again Mr. Baker and please keep writing.
A Forever Fan, Shelly Powser
Aliens
Referring to your editorial (Que Pasa) about surveys and their
results; very interesting and sadly amusing. I think that the question about aliens needs clarification, however. There really
should be two questions:
(1) does life, perhaps intelligent life, exist outside of Earth?
(2) have we been visited by any of that life?
I believe that the answer to (1) is probably “yes.” It is the height
of human arrogance to think that of all the billions of planets in
the Universe, ours is the only one on which life has evolved. The
answer to (2), however, is almost certainly “no.” The laws of
physics and the great distances involved make interstellar travel
all but impossible.
Robert Ryden, Apache Junction
The bird
I am a winter visitor from Canada. When we first came to
Apache Junction there was a large statute of a Quail on Phelps
Dr. I remember it was stolen. Did it ever turn up? We walk past
the location and the foot prints are still there. We never did hear
the outcome of the bird. Any information would be appreciated.
Jill Barden, Rock Shadows
Editor’s note: The large, beautiful statue of a desert quail which
was erected by the City of Apache Junction on S. Phelps Drive
was not stolen, but repeatedly vandalized until it’s condition was
no longer safe for the public. The statue was finally removed by
the city and officials say they have no plans for the future of the
statue.
It’s been a gas!
It is with a little bit of sadness that Saturday, January 25, Apache
Propane, Inc. will be closing it’s doors. Apache Propane has
served Apache Junction, Queen Valley, Queen Creek and East
Mesa with their propane needs for 53 years.
Paul and Donna Munyon started Apache Propane back in 1961
and their son Steve took over in 1982 when they retired. Steve
married Georgi in 1995 and they have been running the company together to this day.
We and our faithful employee Bruce wanted to thank all our
loyal customers for propane and UHaul we have had over the
years. We will truly miss you all.
Steve and Georgi Munyon, Apache Propane
Open letter to Supreme Court
According to State Law, you are not meant to divulge a Whistle-Blower yet Lawrence M. WHARTON did exactly that to me
when he ‘outed’ me publicly. He did this by bringing the case
against me and using my name in the public domain (rather than
“John Doe”). Elliott Fisher CR 2012-02-576 (Still Pending).
Remember, Wharton was meant to uphold the law not simply
to prosecute in his former capacity as Deputy Attorney for the
Pinal County Attorney’s Office. Under the color of law, he acted
with an evil eye and an uneven hand. My background here in
Pinal County is political so his motivation could stem from politics. I was a candidate in 2008 for Pinal County Supervisor,
former District II.
I feel compelled to protest his name being considered for the
position of a Superior Court Judge. His lack of integrity has
brought dishonor that should not be rewarded and potentially
discourages other Whistle-Blowers from coming forward. This
will impede good government for years to come if the State of
Arizona does not protect Whistle-Blowers. Wharton had not
considered either State or Federal laws when he brought the
charges against me and in what manner he did so using my legal
name. Wharton’s lack of sensitivity caused me severe embarrassment and harm in my political aspirations as a community
advocate and medical provider.
Elliott Fisher, Apache Junction, Licensed Practical Nurse
Apache Junction
Gold Canyon
An Educated Workforce Critical to Arizona’s Future
By Dr. Chad Wilson
Superintendent, Apache
Junction Unified School
District
While the tide may slowly be
turning, unemployment in Arizona still hovers near eightpercent with thousands of prospective workers facing limited
opportunities, long lines at job
fairs, and an uncertain financial future. The irony of the
situation is there are many jobs
available with companies desperate to fill them. So what’s
the problem?
The problem has never been
a lack of workers in this state,
but a shortage of skilled labor.
The Bureau of Labor and Statistics found that in Arizona
alone, nearly 60,000 manufacturing jobs have left the
state over the past 10 years,
leaving us with an economy
led primarily by office support, sales and food services— jobs with median salaries
ranging from $18,000 to just
over $30,000. Meanwhile, the
growing industries of technology, solar, engineering and
health care endure a shortage
of qualified applicants, forcing companies to search out
of state to fill their vacancies.
To compound the problem,
Arizona’s workforce is growing older and even less-skilled.
Arizona State University’s
Morrison Institute reports that
Arizona will lose 123,000 college-educated workers to retirement by 2020. Unfortunately,
not nearly enough college graduates are in the pipeline ready
to replace the retiring employees. A study by the Arizona
Board of Regents reports that
of the 53,392 students who
graduated from Arizona high
schools in 2006, only 19 percent went on to graduate from a
four-year college institution.
Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce says by 2018, 61-percent
of jobs in Arizona are expected
to require a college degree.
Without an influx of skilled
workers, either produced instate, or brought in from the
outside, Arizona’s economy
will continue to struggle under
present conditions.
The time to raise the bar of
expectations in our schools
has arrived and every student
from kindergarten through
graduate school must answer
the call. High school diplomas are no longer a guaranteed ticket to at least a middleclass way of life. Our state
cannot be satisfied with simply preparing students to get
in to college; we must also
build the academic foundation
to help students succeed after
they arrive on campus.
To provide an educated
workforce to fill “skilled” jobs
that provide a decent salary
and drive Arizona’s economy,
attention and resources must
be given to real-world application learning. At the Apache
Junction Unified School District (AJUSD), our College
Readiness For All expectation
strives to address this very
need at every grade level with
a curriculum that provides
rigorous instruction relevant
to the needs of today’s workplace. Using both Blended
and Project-Based Learning,
students learn through doing
rather than memorizing and
repeating information in order
to develop problem-solving,
creative-thinking skills that
will help our students stand
out among their peers.
Beginning with last year’s
Class of 2013, Apache Junction High School requires four
years of mathematics to graduate, in addition to the current
requirements of three years of
science and one year of Career Foundations that can include any number of Career
Technical Education (CTE)
courses. AJHS also offers nine
Advanced Placement and PreAdvanced Placement courses
in science and math, as well
as partnerships with the East
Valley Institute of Technology
and Central Arizona College
Dr. Chad Wilson, AJUSD
Superintendent
to give students a variety of
options for developing their
skills at the college level while
still in high school.
AJUSD also recognizes technology as a critical component for most skilled jobs.
Today, students require a high
level of technical literacy to
be competitive in tomorrow’s
job market. To give students
that exposure, we are proud to
offer a ‘one-to-one’ opportunity in Grades 7-10 where
each student has daily access
to Chromebook and Netbook
computers for their assignments and research.
Despite the intimidating unemployment numbers we are
facing, high-paying jobs are
out there and ready to be
filled. Not providing a sufficient number of skilled candidates to the industries shaping
our future is unacceptable.
Communities and school systems must make the commitment that tomorrow, we will
be better than we are today.
Kollenborn’s Chronicles
Read the Chronicles archive at www.SuperstitionMountain.info
Why the Story of the
Dutchman’s Lost Mine?
By Tom Kollenborn
(c) 2014 The News
Many times the question
has been asked, “Why the
story of the Dutchman’s lost
mine?” How did such a story
get started? Some sources
will tell you this is the “grand
daddy” of all lost gold mine
stories, dating back to the
1890s when the first article
about the lost mine appeared
in the San Francisco Chronicle in 1895. P.C. Bicknell, a
free-lance writer and prospector with an imaginative
mind wrote the article. The
Arizona Republican printed
its first story about the Dutchman’s lost mine on December 7, 1895. The German
prospector known as the
Dutchman died on October
25, 1891, and both articles
appeared about four years after his death. These events
set the stage for the evolution
of the “grand daddy” of all
lost gold mine stories in
America.
Yes, there were many storytellers of the period that
helped carry the story along
its course to stardom. These
names included men like
Herman Petrasch, Rhinehart
Petrasch, Richard Holmes,
James Bark, Sims Ely, and
others of this era. Julia
Thomas Shaffer enlightened
the story and became the first
searcher of the Dutchman’s
lost mine. During her search
of August 1892, she unknowingly walked over the rich
gold mine known as the
Mammoth on the way to a
pointed peak behind Superstition Mountain. Her search
for the mine produced nothing. By the turn of the 20th
Century the lost mine story
had been well infused in the
historical fiber of Arizona.
By 1925 many authors were
picking up of the tale. Will
-Member-
Tom Kollenborn
For more on the
Superstition Wilderness
go online to
Kollenborn Chronicles
Barry Storm’s book
Thunder God’s Gold
became the basis of the
1949 movie Lust For
Gold (above) starring
Glenn Ford and Ida
Lupino. Left: The Lost
Dutchman Monument.
Robinson mentioned the lost
mine in his book Alluring
Arizona and of course Frank
J. Dobie’s book, In The Footsteps of Coronado, published
in 1931.
Actually, by 1931, the story
of the Dutchman’s lost mine
had been well established in
the American fiber of lost
mine stories. However, nothing opened the story to national publicity like the disappearance of a Washington,
D.C. resident in the early
summer of 1931. Adolph
Ruth was reported missing
from his camp in West Boulder Canyon at Willow
Springs by William A. Barkley in May of 1931. A twomonth search was initiated
and produced an enormous
amount of publicity for the
lost Spanish or Mexican gold
mine Ruth was looking for in
the Superstition Mountain.
Many of these stories printed
in the papers added credibility to the story of lost gold in
the rugged mountains east of
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Apache Junction. The Ruth
story helped create the tale of
the Dutchman lost mine on a
national level.
The tragic story was followed by a surge of authors
writing about the area. First
there was Oren Arnold, then
Barry Storm, followed by
Barney Barnard and many
more writers of the period
1934-1952. These writers set
the world stage for the story
of the Dutchman’s lost mine.
No, you cannot give the local
Chamber of Commerce credit for creating this story to attract tourists to the area. This
story was here long before
any tourists visited Arizona,
even before the first “lungers” came to the desert
around 1900 with hopes of
finding a cure for “consumption” or Tuberculosis.
Barry Storm wrote a book
in 1945 titled Thunder God’s
Gold. This book became the
basis of a Hollywood movie
titled Lust For Gold starring
Glenn Ford and Ida Lupino
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Ed Barker
Bill Van Nimwegen
Joni Wilson
Tom Kollenborn
in 1949. This movie converted many a person into a lost
gold mine adventurer. I could
list the names of many who
followed in the footsteps of
that story. Actually believing
there was twenty million dollars in gold just to be picked
up in the mountains. They
would have to wait at the
right spot for the moonlight
to point out the location of
the mine or cache of gold according to the movie.
It is interesting how many
devoted follower of this story
exist today. It’s a story I have
followed all my life and even
my father before me. But,
I’m a skeptic as far as the
story goes. I have met some
of the most honest and sincere people who believe with
all their heart and soul that
there is buried gold in the Superstition Mountain range. I
can’t deny the fact that these
mountains could hide something buried there a hundred
years ago, but yet I find it difficult to believe.
There are many stories of
hidden or buried gold in these
mountains. Take you pick
because men and women will
be searching for their dreams
forever. Human nature has a
tendency to accept segments
of our dreams and proceed
toward reality.
There is a Dutchman’s lost
mine because there are those
in society who have chosen
to honor the dreams of prosperity. Therefore, why not a
lost gold mine in the Superstition Mountains?
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Discover Arizona Parks
A letter from State Parks Director Bryan Martyn
By Bryan Martyn
AZ State Parks director
of Arizona.
More than re-discovering
Arizona’s natural beauty, I
discovered an amazing passion among those who come
to Arizona. People really love
this state. They come from all
over the world to vacation,
hike, explore, live and work.
They appreciate all that Arizona has to offer and return
again and again.
This year’s Federal Government shutdown took place during my Campout Series. It was
amazing to see first-hand the
reaction of our state’s guests
and the impact upon Federal
Park employees and local businesses. (Arizona State Parks
remained open as we are a
State entity and not Federal).
Make no mistake, outdoor recreation and tourism drives the
economies of rural Arizona.
People from all over the world
want to spend their time and
money in Arizona’s outdoors.
As Arizonans, we need to ensure we protect and promote
our outdoor treasures. We must
make every effort to preserve
our deserts, forests, lakes, rivers, streams and trails. President Theodore Roosevelt said
The last half of this year I
embarked upon a journey
throughout Arizona to the majority of our State Parks. The
journey was called “The Director’s Campout Series.” The
idea was to get out to the
parks. I wanted to see and experience the treasures of our
State Parks’ system, to camp
and hike and explore, to talk
and listen, to interact with our
customers, volunteers, camp
hosts and Rangers. I wanted
to use the facilities, the bathrooms, the showers, the ramadas, the fire pits, the lakes, the
streams and the trails. I wanted to experience the parks as
our customers experience the
parks. I discovered far more
than I thought I would.
Arizona is an amazing state.
Living all over the world for
more than 20 years in the military, I have seen some incredibly beautiful places. From
Europe, to Asia, to the Middle
East and across America, I’ve
truly ventured far and wide.
There is no place on the planet
that boasts the diverse beauty
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The Apache Junction Public
Library now offers Culture
Passes! The Culture Pass Program allows patrons to check
out passes for two free admissions to participating Phoenix
Metro area museums and cultural institutions.
The Culture Pass gives library
members a chance to visit the
following institutions: Arcosanti in Cordes Junction, Arizona
Historical Society, Arizona Science Center, Cave Creek Museum (October–May), Children’s Museum of Phoenix,
Deer Valley Rock Art, Desert
Botanical Garden (available
June 2014), Desert Caballeros
Western Museum, Phoenix Art
Museum, Phoenix Zoo, Pueblo
Grande Museum, Rosson
House Museum, Scottsdale
Museum of Contemporary Art
and the Superstition Mountain
Museum. The library has a limited number of Culture Passes
that can be checked out.
Patrons can check out a card
from the Culture Pass display
at the circulation desk, where
they will receive a due date
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Some restrictions apply. For
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Cancer survivors will again lead the walk on Sat., Jan.
25, 2014 for Crushing Cancer One Step at a Time.
Local residents are invited
to join the residents of Canyon Vistas on Saturday, Jan.
25, for a three to five mile
walk throughout the resort.
Pledges to the American
Cancer Society will be accepted at the walk’s registration beginning at 9 a.m. The
walk commences at 9:30.
Tickets for raffle prizes will
be available for purchase and
a silent auction for craft items
and donated services of area
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Saturday, Jan. 25
Lunch 11-1:30
Fish or Ribs 5-7:30
U.S. Marshals 5-9
Meat Raffle
Wednesday~
Liver & Onions............$6.25
Fish, Fries & Slaw.......$6.25
Thursday~
Large Tuna Salad......$6.25
Breakfast 8-12
Member Hold’em 12
Bar Bingo 4
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Dumplings.............$6.25
Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes,
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Sunday, Jan. 26
Veteran organization members, invited guests and prospective members
Monday~
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Steak or Shrimp
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Friday.............................. Seafood Gumbo and
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Sports & Recreation
AJHS Freshmen
Boys Score 98
In Win Over
Globe,
see page 10
Frederick AJHS Wrestling Champ
Time Out
Captures 160-pound division title; now has 112 career wins
By Chuck Baker
The News
Prospector 160-pound senior Daniel Frederick went a
perfect 9-0 at the AJHS Wrestling Tournament held January 10 and 11 to capture his
weight class title and improve
his career record to 112-45.
That puts the Apache Junction senior ninth all-time for
career wins at AJHS and with
the Payson Tournament held
this past weekend, plus upcoming duals versus Cortez
and Tempe, and the Sectional
and State tournaments still to
come, Frederick will likely be
moving up that list.
With results from the Payson
Tournament pending, Frederick is now just five wins away
from tying Trent McMinn
(117-20) for 6th all-time, and
six wins away from tying
Wayne McMinn (118-0) for
5th all-time. He likely passed
both Mike Armagost (113-26,
8th all-time) and Kyle McMinn (114-28, 7th all-time) at
the Payson Tournament, barring an injury.
Frederick, one of only two
seniors on this year’s AJHS
squad, has a ways to go to
catch Rob McMinn’s career
wins of 130 for fourth alltime but might have a shot at
that total by season’s end.
For the record, Rob McMinn
went 130-2 in his AJHS career and was a four-time state
champion. Third all-time for
career wins is three-time state
champ Brandon Hays (14111), second all-time is Kevin
Combs (145-18), who never
won a state title, and the alltime AJHS wrestler in career
wins is Jared Sutter (150-13),
a two-time state champion
back in 1996 and 1997.
Also at the AJHS Tournament, sophomore 285-pounder Michael Uehling suffered
just his second and third
losses of the season, both to
Shay Valdieso from Skyline,
one in the 5th-6th place team
finals and one in the miniindividual tournament finals
where he finished runner-up
at 285 pounds. AJHS junior
John Saldivar went 7-2 overall and placed 3rd in the miniindividual tournament at 170
pounds, and junior Jordan
• Lots to get caught up on
so let’s get started. Former
Prospector linebackers Nate
Scola and Tyler McCullen were both named to the
North Coast Athletic Conference 1st team defense
while playing for Wabash
College this past football
season. Scola was also
named the NCAC’s “defensive player of the year,”
and was also chosen for
the NCAA Division III AllAmerican Team.
Nate led the 9-1 Wabash
College Little Giants with
72 total tackles, 23 of those
for losses, 8.5 sacks, two
forced fumbles and two
fumble recoveries. “T-Mac”
had 22 total tackles, 3.5
sacks and a forced fumble.
Prospector senior Daniel Frederick atop the podium after capturing the 160-pound weight class at the AJHS
Wrestling Tournament on December 11 (submitted )
Mitchell went a combined
5-4 overall at 145 pounds,
and placed 4th in his weight
class.
As a team, the Prospectors
went 4-3 with wins over Desert View, Agua Fria, Chaparral and Catalina Foothills,
and losses to Tempe, Desert
Ridge and Skyline.
Tempe won the team title at
• Former Prospector lineman and Glendale Community College lineman John
LaChapelle will be playing
next year for Western Illinois University.
the AJHS Tournament beating Combs 47-27 in the finals.
Desert Ridge took third beating Perry 33-25 in their last
match, and Skyline defeated
Apache Junction 36-28 in the
5th-6th place team final out of
fourteen competing schools.
This week, the Prospectors
see
Win Streak Hits Four For AJHS Girls
By Chuck Baker
The News
AJHS girls basketball fan Bill
Wooster has taken some excellent
photos this season and posts them
all on Facebook. Here, from last
Wednesday’s game at Coronado, he
catches Makena Gateb (#23) with a
lay-up (above and left) and
Naavah Johnson (above,
#54) pulling down a rebound. Be sure to check
out hundreds of other Lady
Prospector basketball photos taken by Bill and posted
on Facebook. Apache Junction High School is lucky to
have a fan, and photographer like Bill.
Imagine Prep Panthers Roll
Over Paragon In Hoops
By Chuck Baker
The News
STEVE
LEACH
A-Frames • Windows • Doors •
• Gold Canyon professional
golfer Lisa Grimes paired up
with Joy Bonhurst and won
the 2013 LPGA Teaching
& Club Professional’s National Team Championship
played December 8-10 at
Palm Valley Country Club
in Palm Desert, California.
Grimes and Bonhurst beat
out 42 other teams that included such LPGA notables
Time Out, page 10
Lady Prospectors
Tie Combs, 0-0
The Apache Junction girls
varsity basketball team
stretched their win streak to
four with victories over both
Coronado and McClintock
this past week. The Lady
Prospectors crushed Coronado 55-16 on Wednesday
and toppled McClintock 6229 on Friday. Both games
were away and individual
player statistics from the
games were not available at
press time.
This week, the Lady Prospectors will host Poston
Butte on Tuesday, January
21, and will also play at
Seton Catholic on Friday,
January 24. For both days,
the AJHS junior varsity will
play at 5:30 p.m., followed
by the varsity at 7:00 p.m.
Following a lethargic firstquarter performance in
which they scored just four
points and trailed 10-4,
Imagine Prep coaches were
trying just about every tactic
they could think of during
the time out between periods to get their Panthers to
pick up their tempo versus
Paragon Science Academy
this past Tuesday.
The coaches preached “effort” during the break and
boy did the Panthers players
respond.
With Derron Wallace leading the way, Imagine Prep
outscored Paragon Science
Academy 28-6 in the second quarter, and then 19-4
in quarter number three, and
cruised to a 55-24 victory,
the podium after winning
the 160-pound weight class
at last week’s AJHS Wrestling Tournament, carries a
4.22 G.P.A.
In addition, seniors Brett
Darling, Connor Brennan
and Hunter Hallford, and junior Adam Abbatacola, were
all selected All-Academic
Honorable Mention.
• Apache Junction linebacker Daniel Frederick, who
had fifty-two tackles this
past season for the Prospectors, was named to the Division III-V All-Academic
Football 1st Team. Frederick, pictured to the left atop see
Wrestle, page 10
By Chuck Baker
The News
Chuck Baker,
Sports Editor
[email protected]
The Lady Prospectors
played Combs to a 0-0 tie
this past week, before dropping a 6-0 decision to Queen
Creek, and a 6-0 decision at
Tempe, to finish the week
with a 3-10-1 overall record.
Combs came into Monday’s
match with an 8-4 record but
stellar defense by both teams
was the story. AJHS keeper
Codye Beyer came up with
a penalty-kick save in the final minute of regulation, and
in overtime, Apache Junction freshman Vie Luff was
awarded a penalty kick but
Combs’ keeper made that
save.
Also helping out at the defensive end were Brittany
Frix, Wacey Lloyd, Dani
Glass, Chasity Thurmond,
Erin Weaving, Haylea Erickson, Kendra Heninger and
Jocelyn Digos.
This week, the Lady Pros-
pectors play at Arcadia on
Tuesday, January 21 and will
host Campo Verde on Friday,
January 24. For both days,
the junior varsity girls will
play at 4:00 p.m., followed
by the varsity match at 6:00
p.m.
J.V. Falls 2-1
The Lady Prospector junior
varsity team dropped a hardfought 2-1 decision to Queen
Creek last Wednesday. Danae
Liguori scored Apache Junction’s only goal from an assist by Hannah Covarrubias.
Also playing well on offense
were Larissa Armendariz,
Iliana DiMauro, Jasmine
Young, Sheniah Mansfield
and Emily Anderson.
The J.V. defense was led
by keeper Payton Sams, Shianne McMinn, Haylee Eckhardt, Ashley Osback, Jamie
Digos, Cynthia Duncan and
Kendal Gould.
see
AJHS, page 10
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Imagine Prep’s Jorge Vega (#22) battles a Paragon Science Academy player for this rebound in Tuesday’s game
improving to 8-2 overall on quarter, and finished with
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the season.
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in the second quarter alone,
see
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added 11 points in the third
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and came up with three
steals.
Point guard Joey Eiland
played his usual all-around
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five assists, five steals and
three rebounds. Center Cory
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five boards, Nate Cannon
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The Panthers also played
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Prospector Freshmen Beat Globe, 98-31
By Chuck Baker
The News
The Prospector varsity basketball dropped both of their
home games this past week,
falling to Coronado 80-57
on Wednesday, and losing
to McClintock 83-59 on Friday.
In the Coronado game,
James Castaneda had 12
points, four rebounds and
three assists to lead AJHS.
Jordan Jewell also scored
12 points and grabbed four
rebounds, Adam Abbatacola
posted a double-double with
11 points and 11 boards,
Jose Robledo netted eight
points, Jason Karm added
four points and six rebounds,
and Emilio Couchee, Kyle
Gering, Calvin Taylor, Jesse
Esqueda and Jonathan Carbajal all scored two points.
Coronado shot 7-of-30
from three point range and
sank 21-of-35 free throws.
Apache Junction made just
1-of-17 from three-point
range and went 9-for-13 at
the charity stripe.
In the McClintock game,
Esqueda netted 13 points and
handed out six assists, Robledo also tallied 13 points,
Castaneda contributed 11
points, four rebounds and
four steals, Abbatacola had
eight points, 10 rebounds
and two assists, Jewell also
scored eight points,, CarbaImagine Prep Panthers Derron Wallace (#32) skies to atjal scored three points, and
tempt to block this shot by a Paragon Science Academy
Karm had two points.
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Jacob Minich scored 12
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six rebounds, and Josue Padilla scored two points and
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Cimmarron
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Sheds
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610-533-2834 2/2
Huge clothing sale
26th & Mtn View Fri/
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Travel trailer stabiliz$300. Mossenburg 22
ing hitch. $200 520Patio Sales Desert
rifle w/scope $200 480820-6531 (in AJ) 1/26
Dawn Estates 830
358-6714 1/26
Ellsworth,Sat 1/25 8-1 ‘87 Suzuki Samari 5th Wheels
734
hardtop, no dings, tow
Huffy 24” girl’s bike, R e a s o n a b l e
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incl
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Options
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xtra nice, little use $50
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F 3 bd 2 ba 2 car garage new
600
Mesa Bazaar Rummage
Sale - Our Savior’s Lutheran Church 612 S.
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24th 8a-1p Sat Jan
564 25th 8a-11a Proceeds
benefit charities. 1/26
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Kings Quartet old time
gospel, Kevim Huang
accomplished violinist,
Red Mtn brass quintet,
Paula Williamson 5
time yodeling champion, Gary Gjerstad.
Tickets avail AJ Chamber of Commerce, any
Lions club member &
at the door on night
of performance. Friday, Jan 31, 6-9p AJ
Performing Art Center (Southern & Ironwood). Tickets $10.00,
$5.00 students.
Thurs each month OctApr @ 7:00 pm at our
lapidary shop 2151 W
Superstition 480-9827760 www.ajrockclub.
com. Rock Art Show
weekends 9a-4p.
Arizona Living Well
Institute - Six week
Diabetes
Workshop,
Weds. Feb. 12 - Mar.
19, 1:00p-3:30p, Stanford Univ. workshop
is grant funded & free
of charge.
Healthy
snacks will be provided. Registration for
the six week workshop
is required prior to
Feb 12th. Class size is
limited & fills quickly.
AJ Mounted Rangers 2066 W. Apache Trail,
meets at: The Boys Ste. 116, AJ. For info &
& Girls Club, 1755 N. to register, please call
Idaho Road, AJ 85119 Chris Ackerson 480the first Friday of each 982-3118 (ext. 119).
month @ 7 p.m. Joan
Felkner, AJMR Public Gold Canyon Lions Relations Officer (480- Jan.31 5-8p Spaghetti
fund raiser donation $9
288-6152).
at the GC Community
AJ ROCK and GEM Church. Entertainment
CLUB - Meets 2nd & raffles. Tickets can be
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purchased at the door.
turing Norm Seiss, on
Sat., Jan. 25 at 3:00p &
Sun., Jan. 26, at 10:30a.
The Polka Service is
the same basic worship
service celebrated with
a unique mode of music, in which the melodies are joyous and
inspiring with unusual
music, and presented
in a manner of dignity
that enhances the solemnity of the service.
Please join us - everyone welcome.
Mind Menders Support Group – for Caregivers of loved ones
with Alzheimer’s. Every 2nd & 4th Fri 10am
Gold Canyon UMC, Educational Bldg. Contact
Jeanette (480) 671-9888
or Nancy (480) 9823686 for more info.
69th Montana State
Picnic Feb 9, 2014 at
Pioneer Park, 526 E.
Main,(Between Hobson
& Lesuer) Mesa, AZ
from 10:00a to 2:00p.
There will be drawings for cash & other
prizes. Lunch available for purchase. We
are looking for pictures
& stories from some
of the earlier picnics.
Contact Ken Rygh or
Dean Coats at mt.state.
picnic.mesa.az@iuno.
com.
The Four Chaplains’
Memorial Service Saturday, 2/1/14. 10am
American Legion Post
#27 1018 S. Meridian
Rd, AJ 85120.
V FW Pos t 9399 –
Kitchen hours Mon, Fri,
Sun 5-7p, Sun: Bar Bingo at 1p, Jam Session
5-9p, Mon: Karaoke
5-9p Weds: Bar Bingo
4p, Texas Hold’em 7p.
Fri: Men’s Auxiliary
Meat Raffle 6p, Music/
Dancing 5-9p. Happy
Hrs Daily 8-11a. Dart
Tournaments Tues. &
Thurs. 2p, 500 cards
at noon Weds & Sat,
Euchre Mon. & Thurs.
7p. Post & Ladies Auxiliary mtings 2nd Tues.
of each month at 7p.,
Men’s Auxiliary meet
1st Tues. of month at
6:30p. Call (480) 9825039 for more information or visit www.
vfw9399.org.
TOPS 0315 - meets at
lst Assy of God Church Writing Open House:
615 N. Ocotilla, AJ each Wed & Thurs in
Mondays 12:30-2p.
January, 2-4p, FREE
half-hour coaching sesTOPS AZ 337 – AJ sion w/professional edchapter meets every itor & coach. Mountain
Mon 7:00 am - 9:00 Brew Coffee House,
am. Weigh-in 7:10 am 6832 S. Kings Ranch
to 7:30 am in the Fel- Road, #5, GC. Quilllowship Hall at Desert Studios.com or Trina
Chapel UMC, 462 N. at Trina@QuillStudios.
Palo Verde Dr. AJ. Call com or 602-703-5308.
Betty at 480-984-9075.
Mountain View Lutheran Church Polka
Worship Service 2122 So. Goldfield, Rd.,
AJ, AZ, 480-982-8266
will hold a polka praise
worship service fea-
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January 20 - 26, 2014
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****AUCTION****
JANUARY 25, 2014 - Saturday - 9:00AM
Construction Equipment, Farm Machinery, and Vehicles
Cochise County - Willcox Area Farmers
Harvest Equipment, Tractors, Planters, Irrigation Equipment,
and Much, Much More!
Directions: 1. 1-10 west of Willcox, Arizona to Exit 331, 2. South on Hwy. 191 for
13.3 miles-just past Mile Marker #54 to Richland Way, 3. Right on Richland Way
(west) for 2 miles to Desert Rd at Mile Marker #1, 4. Left (south) on Desert Rd
.2 miles to Auction Site. Contact Bill Tingle: 520-253-0158.
LOOK FOR ORANGE FLAGS!
For further information contact
Charles F Dickerson, Inc, International Auctioneers
Ofc: 575-526-1106 Cell: 575-644-7445 E-Mail: [email protected]
Photos/Directions/Lists/WebPage: www.cfdauction.com
Business
&
Service
Directory
The Area’s Largest Circulation Business & Service Directory!
Notice: Make sure your contractor has a city business license, has the proper permits for the work to be done, is registered with the Arizona Corporation Commission and abides by the rules of the Arizona Registrar of Contractors.
A/C & Heating
A&A Cooling
and
Heating, LLC
1/20
Service • Repair • Installation
NON COMMISSION
BASED COMPANY
Apache Junction/
Gold Canyon
Preventative
Maintenance
Check up
480-671-8137
Licensed•Bonded•Insured
Carpet Cleaning
RED MOUNTAIN
CARPET & UPHOLSTERY
CLEANING
•Highest Quality
Available
•100% “Every Inch”
written guarantee
•FREE In Home,
no obligation,
written estimate
Carpet Plus Color
Tile Flooring Sales &
Installation
(480) 380-3211
•Sales •Service •Repair
•Installation
2011
Apache Junction
Chamber of Commerce
Small Business of the Year
ROC #247803 •Lic •Bonded •Ins
Ask about the SRP rebate
programs that could
save you $$$$!
3/3
Residential/Commercial
480.671.0833
$34.95
Cacti
Rodeo Cactus
480-593-2893
10 Years Experience
1/27
Cleaning Service
Cleaning by
Linda
2/3
For all your cleaning needs
Personal Care • Errands
References Available
Honest & Dependable
480-540-3463
Licensed - Bonded - Insured
ROC146571 • ROC146035
FREE
ESTIMATES
Gates
Honest & Reliable
15 Yrs Exp./insured
CLEAN INSIDE & OUT
pressure washing
exterior windows
480-982-7276
QUALITY • HONESTY • INTEGRITY
Jay Erschen 480-388-5781 or
Scott Lance 602-818-6610
email: [email protected] or visit our
website at www.JTIConstruction.com
Be true to your
work, your word, and your friend!
Construction
All Jobs
Construction
Roc #B-1 207884 Roc #B 207299
• Tenant Improvements
• Ground Up Buildings
• New Homes
• Remodels
• Additions
Chad
Lipps 480-695-6612
[email protected]
www.alljobsconstruction.com
THE NEWS • 480-982-6397
Target The More
Than 50,000
Residents Of The
Apache Junction
Gold Canyon Area
with an ad in the
News
Affordable
Gate Co., LLC
Serving East Valley
for 21 years!
• Maintenance Free
Composite
• Wood & Iron Gates
See our display at Mesa
Marketplace Space A149
The News (480) 982-6397
affordablegate.com
480-988-1825 2/17
Lisa 480-338-0522
Visit us on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/
HopToTrotPetSittingLlc 2/17
•Trees/Bushes Trimmed Removed
•Weeds Removed
•Full Property • Spray for Weeds
FREE Estimates
480-343-0433
602-657-0505
Licensed • Bonded
2/3
Todd’s
LANDSCAPING
• Tree/Bush/Cactus
Shaping & Removal
•Drip & Sprinkler Repair
•Yard & Garage Cleanup
Weekly/Bi-weekly/Monthly
Free Estimates
aj resident • Licensed
Robinson Golf Car Supply
Use An Ad
In The News!
Call 480.982-6397
6 VOLT $79
•Block Fences • Concrete
•Repairs •Fire Pits
•Pavers & Stone Veneers
480-983-1234
OUTDOOR DISPLAY
from
Exchange plus tax
2165 S. Coconino, Apache Junction (Idaho & Southern)
Golf Car Place
2/3
2/17
FREE Estimates
Handyman
Adams Home
Repair
•Plumbing •Carpentry
•Electrical •Drywall
•Painting •Hauling
•Drain Cleaning
Free Estimates • 35yrs exp
WILD
WEST
Golf Cars
480-354-4843
SON IN LAW
DJ 480-776-4929
FREE ESTIMATES
36 Years Experience
Not a licensed contractor
1/20
480.241.2067
yman
haURnCOd
ME SERVICES
MPLETE HO
o big
YO
all or to
No job too sm
Thomas Renovations
Superstition RV
RV Sales & Service
Onan Generator Repair
A/C & Furnace Repair
Roof Treatment • Battery Service
Interior/Exterior Servicing & Cleaning
•Drives•Patios•Walks
•BBQ•Fake Grass
•Decorative Concrete
Pavers•Walls•Stucco
Quality work, Reliable
Free Estimates
10131 E. Apache Trail • Apache Junction, AZ 85120
1-888-820-3433
www.LLCRV.com • Hrs: M-F 9am-4:30pm; Sat 9am-3pm
Welding
Not a lic contractor
3/24
Tara Plumbing
All Work Guaranteed
Affordable
Prices
Retired New York City
Licensed Plumber
Pay by the JobNot by the Hour
FREE ESTIMATES!
You’d be plumb crazy not to call!
2/24
YOUR
ELECTRONIC
EXPERTS
Welding Supplies • Welding
Gas • CO2 • Helium • Argon •
ect. • Plasma Cutter • Welders •
Miller • Lincoln • Longevity
9333 E Main, Mesa
480-986-8877
Cell 480-390-3905
4/28
EAST SIDE
PLUMBING, LLC
Mobile Service
Registered Business in Arizona since 2001
servicing thousands of customers
Honest, Affordable, Dependable Service
Manufactured Home Specialists
•Drain Cleaning •Faucet, Toilet & Sink Repairs
•Lines Replaced •All Plumbing Emergency Calls
•Water Heater Repair
Not a Licensed Contractor/Registered Contractor w/State of AZ
2/3
Welcome Back Winter Visitors!
Discounts
to first time
customers
NOT A LICENSED CONTRACTOR
A+ WITH BBB
2/10
1/27
Plumbing/Drains
2/17
•Handyman
•Maintenance
•Honey Do’s
2/24
RV Sales & Service
1/6
480-600-7357
•Licensed •Bonded •Insured
480-221-7375 1/20
(SW corner of Apache Trail & Ironwood)
Senior Services
[email protected]
Family Owned & Operated
Credit Cards Accepted
www.wildwestgolfcars.com
PRO-HANDYMAN
Fans/Lights/Plugs
New Tubs/Showers
Carpentry/Cabinets
Drywall Repair/Texturing
Tile/Laminate Flooring
Same Day Service
Call
Vuna
1721 W. Superstition Blvd.
•Interior/Exterior
•Drywall Repairs
•FREE Estimates
Small Jobs Welcome!
M-F 8:30am-4pm
1735 W. Apache Trail #5,
Apache Junction
HHHHH
13% OFF
(480) 671-5769
•Total Yard Clean-Up
•We do trim, cut & removal
of frost damaged trees,
plants & shrubs
•Weed removal & hauling
•You name it, We do it!
Craig Allen Painting
Mobile Service
Sales & Leasing
480.628.1554
Not a licensed contractor 3/10
ROC #271263
Urethane Foam Specialist
Unlimited Landscaping
Painting
(480) 982-3473
2/17
480-255-0763
480-983-9779 1/27
480.983.3974
www.rigidmasonry.com
2011 Club Car
Golf Cars
$3395.00
HHHHH
FREE ESTIMATES
Bonded/Insured
Trees & Shrubs Trimmed
Irrigation • Hauling • Granite
Weed Control • Fertilization
480.358.6714 2/3
ROC #269438 •Bonded • Insured
Bonded
Insured
Accredited
www.confideroofing.com
[email protected] Business
LANDSCAPE &
TREES
Residential & Commercial
Your Masonry Specialist
Batteries
Parts
Rentals
Chargers
Summer Storage
Pick Up / Delivery
Sales and Service
186 N. Ironwood
JEFF “ER” GEE’S
Rod Bywater • 480-265-7840
Apache Junction ROC # 274346 Licensed
2/17
2/3
1/27
FREE ESTIMATES
Masonry/Concrete
Sales - RENTALS - repairs
RESIDENTIAL
REPAIR • RE-ROOF • COATINGS
ROOF MAINTENANCE • WARRANTIES
Shingle • Tile • Walk Decks
Shakes • Water Proofing • Flat
Foam Roofs • New Roofs
Rabbits to Horses • Cats to Dogs
Your animal family will be
treated with loving attention.
Bonded & Insured
480.390.5511
Golf Cars
Golf Car Batteries
COMMERCIAL
Specialized Pet Care for
any occasion.
U-Call Yard Service
& Hauling
1/20
2/17
Cheryl’s
Cleaning Service
SPECIALIZING IN COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL REMODELS
NEW BUILDS • TENANT IMPROVEMENTS
ADDITIONS
Framing/Drywall/Painting/Electrical
Finish Carpentry/Flooring/Water & Fire Damage/More
Proud Member of the
Fishin’
Without Bait?
480-982-4523 Landscaping
• Move or Remove all
kinds of trees
• Buy & Sell All Kinds
Of Cactus
General Contractor
Commercial / Residential
ROC 281383 KB-1
A+
• Service Upgrades, Repair & Installations.
Breaker Replacement • Lighting: Security, Yard,
Parking Lot, Recessed & Decorative Lighting
• AC & Swamp Cooler Service & Repairs
• Residential Solar Systems
24/7 Emergency Service - (602)722-8674
Saguaro Cactus
JTI Construction LLC
2/10
Everything Electrical, Lighting & Solar
Hop To Trot
Pet & House
Sitting, LLC
www.apachedees.com
Construction
2/10
Apache Dee’s
Electrical Services
Air Conditioning & Heating
Family Owned
24/Hr & Weekend Service
no premium charge
All other locations
call for pricing.
ROC191953
2/17
Three Phase
Mechanical
Roofing
House/Pet Sitting
Electric
Whole House
Drain Cleaning
DBA: M.D. Plumbing & Rooter
SPECIAL!
24-Hour
FREE
Service Estimates
Residential/Commercial • Family Owned & Operated
480-288-4584
Licensed •Bonded •Insured
plumbing.biz
www.eastside
480.834.6166
Mobile: 480.560.4207
Office
Be as true to your customers as you are to yourself!
Business License 14509232
Not a Licensed Contractor
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January 20 - 26, 2014
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