A special visitor for a special girl

A special
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Marisol’s Christmas wish is a cure
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Vol. 89 No. 50 • Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2013 • 50¢
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Superior Sun, Superior, Arizona
Obituaries
Susan Lynn “Susie” Eisele, 51 of Superior, AZ, passed
away on Nov. 30, 2013 at St. Luke’s Hospital in Phoenix,
Arizona.
She was born in Globe, AZ and moved to Superior
soon thereafter. She attended the ARC special education
program throughout her childhood. She participated
in Special Olympics track and field, earning several
ribbons, and even more hugs. Once she completed her
education program, she traveled daily from Superior
to the Kearny/Ray ARC Workshop. There she was
employed and shared daily responsibilities with her coworkers and friends, completing various jobs as assigned,
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Susan Lynn Eisele
from local and state contracts.
She enjoyed listening to music, watching her favorite
movies which included King Kong and The Wizard of
Oz. In addition to music and movies, dining out was
something she happily looked forward to. Mexican food
was a must, and most recently, cheeseburgers and fries
were her treat of choice. Her pet cat Bo, was a friend for
life, and she enjoyed her niece’s and nephews’ dog, Mr.
Peanut.
For the past few years, Susie has enjoyed her Group
Home residence in Globe, AZ. She socialized daily,
contributed to household responsibilities, was well cared
for, and lived out her dream of ‘independent’ living;
something she aspired for from an early age.
She is survived by her father, Edward Eisele of
Superior and his significant other, Avis Hanks; a sister,
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in celebration of her life, will be held later this week, for
Susie’s family and friends.
Funeral services for Susie were held Thursday, Dec. 5,
at the Mountain View Cemetery in Mesa.
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arrangements.
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Fernandez was born on
Aug. 17, 1962 and went to
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2013.
He was a unique individual
and lived life on his own
terms. Skeeter was a diehard
Dallas Cowboys fan and
never missed a game. He
loved the outdoors, hunting,
fishing, and off-roading in
his Ranger. Skeeter was a
good son, brother, uncle,
and Niño to many. He
was a dedicated Detention
Officer at the Immigration
Detention Center in
Florence, AZ.
He is survived by his
parents, Mike and Mary
Fernandez; brother, Michael
Fernandez; sister, Terry
Fernandez; five nieces and
nephews; 20 great-nieces
and nephews; and many
close friends.
Services were held
Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013 at St.
Francis of Assisi followed
by interment at Fairview
Cemetery.
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December 11, 2013 Superior Sun, Superior, Arizona
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Superior Council approves zoning change on
proposed Circle K, hires interim chief of police
By Nina Crowder
Superior Sun
Changes are coming to Superior.
Last week, the Superior Town
Council held a special hearing on
the rezoning and approval of the
site plans for the proposed Circle
K property which will be located
at 1113 W. US Highway 60. The
property is currently zoned as
R3 multi-family residential. The
proposed change is to C-2 General
Commercial.
Neighborhood meetings have been
held regarding the rezoning of the
property and to discuss any issues
the community may have concerns
about the new store. Mike Spavaro
from MV Partners spoke to the
council and public on behalf of
Circle K about the proposed zoning
change.
“In preparing the site plan layout,
we have taken a lot of things into
consideration,” he said. “We tried to
orient the store and facility towards
US 60 for good visibility. Vendor
than the current store and will have
commercial grocery needs and
services as well as 10 gas pumps.”
Following the hearing, the council
approved the rezoning for the
proposed Circle K store. The council
agreed that the plan complies with
the requirements of the zoning
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Council
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ordinance and incorporates
the additional landscaping and
screening in deference to the
concerns of adjacent property
owners.
The council also approved
the hiring of an interim
police chief through an
intergovernmental agreement
with the Arizona Department
of Public Safety.
DPS Sgt. Edward McNeill
was named as the interim
Chief of Police. Sgt. McNeill
will be starting immediately.
DPS Lieutenant Dennis
Young said “(McNeill) is a
17-year veteran of DPS and
has a diverse background with
our agency in many different
areas and he is a long time
resident of Pinal County.”
In other business, the
council approved a joint
proclamation with the
Superior Optimist Club
naming the Red Bear
Outfitters the 2013 Spirit
Superior Sun, Superior, Arizona
of Optimism Community
Champion. The Red Bear
Outfitters selfless actions and
generosity have left a positive
impact on the residents of
Superior, the council said.
The Red Bear Outfitters
group tends to the needs of
residents and are considered
an icon to volunteerism.
Red Bear Outfitters
announced that they were
contacted by some generous
people who are donating
more than 500 toys to the
children of Superior. The
Red Bear Outfitters will
hold a Christmas Event with
refreshments and Santa on
Dec. 24 at the Magma Club
at 2 p.m. to distribute the toys
to children and families of
Superior.
“Thank you very much
for all you do in the
community,” Superior Mayor
Jayme Valenzuela told the
representatives of Red Bear
Outfitters.
The council also approved
an alcohol beverage permit
request by Joseph Lopez III
for a horseshoe tournament at
Superior Park to raise money
to send his daughter to the
National Academy of Future
Physicians.
The council approved the
sponsorship for the third
annual LOST Eco Tourism
Festival.
During the call to the
public, a few members of
the public spoke regarding
seeing the Town Council
moving along with issues
for the town and not for
personal gain of the Council
members; the events that
are held in Superior and
how the money is used to
invest in the town so it is
important to keep events
coming to Superior and
keeping things affordable;
the Town of Superior needing
a stable environment; and
the Superior Chamber of
Commerce is now linked to
the Town Council website.
The council voted to go into
an Executive Session (secret)
for discussion regarding the
open meeting law violations
of Feb. 7, 2013, Feb. 21,
2013 and March 7, 2013
and possible legal options
for a resolution of claimed
violations. No action was
taken after the Executive
Session.
Mayor Valenzuela
announced that CAG is
working on a project for the
Town of Superior and has
been out taking pictures of
homes and properties. He
also told those present that
the Town of Superior does
have an Angel Tree up for
anyone interested in helping
out just obtain a tag from the
tree and help make someone’s
Christmas a little brighter.
The Town of Superior
Offices, Library and Public
Works will be closed
Christmas Day and
New Year’s Day. The next
Town Council Meeting is
scheduled for Dec. 19, 2013
at 7 p.m. all the public is
encouraged to attend. The
Town Council meeting
scheduled for Jan. 2, 2014 has
been cancelled.
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Arizona Department of Public Safety Lieutenant
Dennis Young on left with new Interim Chief of
Police for Superior Sergeant Edward McNeill
on right. McNeill will lead the Superior Police
Department while the council searches for a
permanent chief. (Nina Crowder photo)
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Resolution Copper aids in
trash removal in Superior
By Mila Besich Lira
Superior Sun
With the support of
Resolution Copper, the
Let’s Talk Trash Committee hosted a successful
clean up day for residents
of Superior. Town Council
Members, Michael Alonzo
and Stephen Estatico, also
aided in the planning of the
event and assisted with coordinating volunteers. The
Town of Superior provided
the back hoe and operator
to assist with putting the
trash into the containers.
The cleanup allowed residents to bring their trash
and yard waste to the roll
off containers on Saturday.
Those roll offs filled up
quickly, but with everyone’s help and support the
event helped to remove
80,000-90,000 pounds of
trash.
Superior Police Report
According to state
law, police may arrest
suspected offenders by
two methods. The suspect
may be physically taken
into the department and
booked into jail, or the
arresting officer may write
a citation and release the
suspect to appear in court
later. All suspects are
presumed innocent until
proven guilty in a court
of law. Only criminal
citations are listed. All
damage amounts are
estimates.
Items are given to
The Superior Sun by
the Superior Police
Department and reflect
information available
at the time the report is
compiled.
Nov. 28
An accident was reported
on Highway 60.
Dec. 1
Criminal damage was
reported in the 1000 block
of Quail.
Dec. 3
Froilan Rene Araujo,
Superior, was arrested on
two warrants issued out of
Superior and was charged
with possession of drug
paraphernalia.
Possible burglary was
reported in the 100 block of
Pinal.
Possible theft was reported
in the 300 block of Bridge.
Calls not listed include
eight alarm drops, one
juvenile problem, one
citizen assist, four traffic
reports, two suspicious
activity reports, three
welfare checks, two
animal complaints, two
found property reports,
three disturbances, three
information reports, three
fire calls and one 911 hangup.
Citizens are reminded
to call Silent Witness at
1-800-358-INFO, Crime
Stop at 689-5611 or the
Information Tip Line at
520-827-0065 if they have
information that may help
the police department in
solving a crime.
Volunteers work to clean 80,000-90,000 pounds
of trash from the town of Superior. (Sue
Anderson photos)
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Superior Sun, Superior, Arizona
December 11, 2013
Miracle on Main St. held despite cold
By Mila Besich Lira
Superior Sun
The Superior Optimist Club and the Town
of Superior hosted the 10th annual Miracle
on Main St. Light Parade despite the cold
weather hitting Superior. The chilly weather
did not deter the community from attending
the event.
Mayor Jayme Valenzuela helped to keep
everyone warm by once again providing
free hot chocolate. Pete Casillas and Chris
Ketron were the heroes of the evening they
came out and set up and monitor several
fire pits which also helped to keep everyone
warm.
Leading the parade this year were members
of the Red Bear Outfitters. This year the
local group was recognized by the Superior
Optimist Club and the Town of Superior
as the Sprit of Optimist Community
Champions.
There were eight entries in the parade.
Winning prizes in the parade were first place
$100 to the Superior Chamber of Commerce;
Red Bear Outfitters are keeping warm, huddled around their – hey, wait a
minute – is that a FAKE fire? RBO were honored this year by the Town of
Superior and the Superior Optimist Club.
Baile Folklorico Alma de Superior entertained the early crowds at Miracle
on Main St. although some of the younger dancers wore their coats to
stay warm.
second place $75 to Superior Substance
Abuse Coalition; and $50 third place went
to the great-grandchildren of Elda Vasquez.
This year the parade took a little detour
into the Highlands neighborhood to allow
the Perez family to watch the parade from
their front porch. Their daughter is currently
fighting leukemia. (See related story.)
Baile Folklorico Alma de Superior braved
the cold afternoon weather and performed for
the crowd and Manny Guzman was the guest
DJ and Master of Ceremonies for the event.
“We would like to thank everyone for
coming out and braving the cold, and thank
all of the volunteers and sponsors who help
us to put this event on for our community,”
said JoAnn Besich, president of the Superior
Optimist Club.
In 2014 the Superior Optimist Club will
be celebrating 10 years as a service club in
Superior. If you are interested in becoming
a member of the Superior Optimist Club,
contact JoAnn Besich at 520-827-0592 or
Olga Lopez at 520-827-4119.
Mayor Jayme Valenzuela kept the Miracle on Main St. crowds warm and
toasty with his free hot chocolate. We even heard he provided mountains
of mini marshmallows. Yum! Thanks, Mr. Mayor!
Crowds wait for the parade to start during the 10th annual Miracle on Main
St. held Saturday in Superior. See more photos online at www.copperarea.
com. (Mila Besich Lira photos)
December 11, 2013 Superior Sun, Superior, Arizona
Dear Santa, please send a cure! Love, Marisol
By Mila Besich Lira
Superior Sun
It is every parents worst
nightmare, that one day
something horrible happens to
your children. Whether they are
5 months, 5 years or 50 years
old, dealing with an illness of a
child is not easy. You wish you
could take it all away, the pain,
the fear, it is the way humans are
designed, to protect our children.
That is the case for the
immediate and extended
families of Marisol Perez. Just
days before Halloween she and
her parents, Rusty and Julie
Perez, found out that Marisol
had T-Cell Acute Lymphoblast
Leukemia. “We took her into
the clinic here in Superior
because she had unexplained
bruises and a rash that looked
like measles,” explained her
mother Julie. “She was a little
more tired than her normal
self and had a bloody nose the
weekend before but, we were
not expecting this diagnosis.”
Leukemia is not a disease that
is hereditary; a person can
get it from childhood through
age 60. This particular type of
Leukemia is very aggressive and
can quickly spread, according
to the American Cancer Society
website.
The clinic ran tests on Monday
and by Tuesday morning
Cobre Valley Clinic Physicians
Assistant Blaine Jensen had
referred the family to Phoenix
Children’s Hospital, immediately.
Marisol’s blood work showed
that she had a white blood cell
count of 269, a healthy person
usually has between 4 to 12, this
count required further testing
and monitoring at a hospital.
By that evening doctors at the
hospital had diagnosed her with
Marisol Perez gets an early Christmas visit from Santa Claus. (Mila Besich Lira photo)
Leukemia. “The Doctors told
us that if we had waited another
week, Marisol may not have
survived.”
Marisol has completed the
induction phase of her therapy
and has responded well to that
treatment. Over Thanksgiving
she was re-admitted into the
hospital due to a high fever,
but came home last week. She
is now in her second phase
of chemotherapy. This phase
combines both chemotherapy
and radiation. She will undergo
this phase of therapy for eight
to nine months. While she
continues to be a bubbly 5-yearold, this phase of treatment
has affected her motor skills.
“She still tries to run around the
house, she just can’t run as fast
as she was before and her hair
has fallen out,” explained her
mom. Marisol’s doctors have
prescribed what will be at least
a two and half year treatment
regime. Currently she receives
her treatment at the Phoenix
Children’s Hospital East Valley
Clinic twice a week. The family
has had to change their routine
to help keep Marisol safe from
other infections; even a ride
in the desert can affect her
progress.
Throughout our interview with
Marisol’s mom Julie, she use the
word “grateful” over and over.
Grateful for the staff at Cobre
Valley Clinic who took care of
things immediately, grateful for
their family and friends who
have been helping out in every
which way. Her parents George
and Norma Otero and Rusty’s
parents Brian and Kathy Long
have been very helpful to them.
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“My mom is helping to keep our
finances in order so we can focus
on Marisol and keep our bills
paid,” she explained. Grateful to
the community of Superior who
have hosted multiple benefits in
the past few weeks to help raise
money to cover their medical
bills. Just before the diagnosis
Rusty, Marisol’s dad was laid
off from his job constructing the
number 10 shaft at Resolution
Copper. The contractor who
he was working for paid their
COBRA health insurance for
November and December to
help out. Grateful for the staff
at John F. Kennedy School
especially Marisol’s pre-school
teacher Mrs. Zavala and her aid
Mrs. Toner who send Marisol
her school work so she can try
to stay on track with what her
classmates are learning.
The Superior Optimist Club
along with the Superior Sun
arranged for Santa to make a
special visit to Marisol and her
siblings, AJ, 10, Isabella, 8,
and Julissa, 6. The annual light
parade took a detour and drove
by their home so Marisol and her
family could enjoy the parade
together and receive treats
from Santa. Sheriff Paul Babeu
has invited the family to come
Christmas shopping with the
Sheriff this weekend.
Marisol and her family still
have a long road ahead in their
journey to recovery. There will
be struggles and joy along the
way, but one thing is for certain,
Marisol is surrounded by friends,
family and community that love
her and her parents and siblings.
Anyone wishing to help the
family can make a financial
contribution at the Bank of
the West, to the Marisol Perez
benefit account.
Ring in 2014 with Superior Optimist Club Winter Wonderland
By Mila Besich Lira
Superior Sun
The year 2014 is right around the corner.
With the days just flying off the calendar,
make your plans now to attend the Superior
Optimist Club annual New Year’s Dance.
The Winter Wonderland New Year’s
Dance will be held at the Los Hermanos
Ball Room in Superior, Arizona on New
Year’s Eve, Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2013.
Dance the night away with live music by
Breaking Point with Ray “Gumby” Salazar.
There will be hors d’oeuvres, champagne
toast and party favors included with the
admission.
Tickets are $25 single and $40 a
couple. You can purchase your tickets by
contacting Olga Lopez at 520-827-4119,
JoAnn Besich 520-827-0592 or Mila
Besich Lira at 520-827-0676.
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Superior Sun, Superior, Arizona
December 11, 2013
Four Panthers named to All-Section Football Team
By Andrew Luberda
Superior Sun
The Superior Panthers had four players named to the
Division VI, Section IV All-Section team released by
AIA365.com. Defensive back Matthew Zavala and
linebacker Edgar Galindo were named to the first
team. Running back Marcus Hiracheta and freshman
quarterback Nicolaus Cruz were named to the second
team.
Head coach Ryan Palmer said he was happy to see his
players receive the recognition. The Panthers entered
the season with a very young and inexperienced team.
Palmer was satisfied with the players’ commitment to
improve throughout the season.
Superior
Church Directory
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
OF SUPERIOR
100 Magma Avenue
Superior, AZ 85273
Worship Service Sunday: 10 a.m.
All are welcome.
SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI
CATHOLIC CHURCH
SUPERIOR
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
11 Church Avenue
MASS SCHEdULE:
Saturday, 5 p.m.
Sunday, 9 and 11 a.m.
Tuesday - Friday 8 a.m.
Confession: Saturday
4-4:45 p.m. or upon request
Rectory and Parish Office,
689-2250
www.stfrancissuperior.org
Fr. James Aboyi, VC
PASTOR BART MUELLER
689-5751, Please leave a
SUPERIOR HARVEST
CHURCH
Anonymous prayer box
located at the Save Money
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Phone: 689-2631
921 Belmont Street
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Where everybody is somebody
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Sunday School
9 a.m.
Sunday Worship Service10 a.m.
Wednesday Study
6:30 p.m.
www.superiorfirstbaptist.net
The Potter’s House
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We are located at
501 Lobb Ave.
(The old medical clinic)
(520) 827-1588
Sundays
11:00 am
Thursdays
7:00 pm
Pastor Marcus Zuidema
Everyone is welcome
Nursery Provided
Hill St. and Stone Ave.
Sunday Morning Service:
10 a.m.-noon
Wednesday Bible Study:
5 to 6:30 p.m.
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480-329-3647 (cell)
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56 Kellner Ave.
Schedule of Services
Prayer
9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship
10:30 a.m.
Wed. Bible Study
7:00 p.m.
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Office 689-2202
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520-363-5554.
“We will be returning all of our players next year,” he
told the Superior Sun. “If these kids commit to putting in
the work during the off-season then next season (has) a
lot of potential.”
Here’s what Palmer said of each player who received
post-season honors:
Zavala: “Matthew is a great athlete and a natural leader
both on and off the field.”
Galindo: “Edgar led the team in tackles as a freshman
despite battling injuries throughout the season.
Hiracheta: “Marcus has a lot of speed and is an
explosive playmaker.”
Cruz: “(Nicolaus) has the potential to be one of the best
quarterbacks in recent history at Superior.”
Panther cagers continue to compete
By Andrew Luberda
Superior Sun
The Superior boys’ basketball team has 12 players on
the varsity roster with only two upperclassmen – junior
Ricky Longoria and senior Tyler George. Freshmen and
sophomores fill out the roster.
Despite being winless so far in the early season, the
Panthers’ basketball team is talented, if not experienced.
Longoria leads the team in scoring with 11 ppg. Freshman
Austin Navarrette is second on the team, scoring just over
9 ppg. Freshman Nicolaus Cruz is the team’s top rebounder
with 8 rpg. As a team, the Panthers average nine steals and
seven blocks per game.
The Panthers will play four games in eight days beginning
at San Manuel on December 10, 2013. Their next three
games will all be at home; Ray (Dec. 11), Combs (Dec.
12), and Hayden (Dec. 17). The game versus Combs is
scheduled for 1:00 p.m. All other games tipoff at 7:00 p.m.
By Mila Besich Lira
Superior Sun
Lou Oates, a well known
photographer of Superior,
has published a book of
Superior and the Boyce
Thompson Arboretum.
The book is called Images
of Superior through the
Lens of Lou Oates. Oates
has been photographing
Superior for 14 years.
The 96-page book is
mostly photos of Superior
with three to four pages
dedicated to the Boyce
Thompson Arboretum.
or landscapes – many local
residents, several of whom
have passed away are
included in the book.
Oates found Superior
after moving to the Mesa
area. He had been a
photographer for sometime
and was looking for
an interesting place to
photograph. He chose
Superior after driving
through Superior and
meeting Lynn Heglie
back when he was the
President of the Chamber
of Commerce.
“Superior has been a
great place to photograph,
as well as make friends,”
he said.
Porter’s Cafe will be
hosting a book signing on
Saturday, Dec. 14, 2013 at
New book features photos of Superior
Oates explained that
over the past 14 years,
he has taken more than
10,000 photos of Superior:
the buildings, people,
landscapes and events.
The book has photos of the
inside of the Magma Hotel
before the first segment fell
as well as the original High
School. While many of his
photos are seen in several
local businesses, the book
features many images
that have not been seen
publicly. The book is not
just focused on buildings
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Lady Panthers get
first win of season
By Andrew Luberda
Superior Sun
The Panthers’ girls’ basketball team won their first
game of the season on December 4, 2013 at Thunderbird
Academy, 38 – 8.
It was balanced scoring effort from Panthers to go along
with a determined defensive effort to earn the victory.
Nine Panthers’ players scored in the game. Senior Mariza
Padilla led all scorers with eight points in the game.
Freshman Elizabeth Ochoa hit the team’s only three-point
field goal in the game. Ariana San Miguel was three for
four from the free throw line. Junior Hunter Flanagan
finished with 10 rebounds to lead the Panthers.
The Panthers have four games remaining before the
holiday break beginning with a game at San Manuel on
December 10. They’ll battle Ray on December 11 before
games at Hayden (Dec. 17) and home versus Miami
(Dec. 20). All games start at 5:30 p.m.
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Superior Police Department is
accepting donations of new toys for
the annual Toys for Kids. Donations
can be dropped off at 734 W. Main St.,
Superior, AZ. To submit a family name,
please call 520-689-5254 or 520-8279554. Information needed will be
address, telephone number, child's name
and age. Superior Police Department
will deliver gifts on Christmas Eve.
Your support and donations will
certainly brighten a child's Christmas
day! The deadline is Dec. 20 at 5 p.m.
ANGEL TREE
Superior Town Hall is hosting the Salvation
Army Angel Tree Program. Application for
the Angel Tree can be picked up at Town
Hall. If you or anyone you know would like
to be placed on the Angel Tree or a family
you know would benefit from this program,
please stop by Town Hall and pick up a form.
Inquiries should be directed to 520-689-5752.
GCC HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
Gila Community College will be closed
for the holidays, Dec.14 - Dec. 30. The
spring 2014 semester begins Wed., Jan. 8
and registration is underway now. Register
at Gila Pueblo Campus in Globe, Payson
Campus, or San Carlos Campus Monday
through Friday from 8 am - 5 pm through
December 13 or beginning December 30. For
the latest spring 2014 schedule visit www.
gilaccc.org. For information call Gila Pueblo
Campus at 928.425.8481, Payson Campus
at 928.468.8039, or San Carlos Campus
at 928.475.5981. GCC wishes everyone a
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
JFK STUDENT COUNCIL SHIRTS
John F. Kennedy Elementary School’s Student
Council is selling grey short or long-sleeved
t-shirts, and hooded sweatshirts, for $12 -$30
per piece in sizes ranging from Y - 3XL. There
are items on hand. Order forms can be picked
up at the school office.
December
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MEET THE
PHOTOGRAPHER
Arizona photographer, Lou Oates, will be at
Porter’s Cafe on Saturday, Dec. 14, from 4-6
p.m. to introduce and sign his new pictorial
“Images of Superior.” The public is invited. For
more information, please call 520-689-5003.
S
uperior Senior Center located at
360 West Main Street, Superior,
offers meals in the center for a
suggested donation of $2 for persons
60 or older, or those who have a
disability. The price of a meal for
those under 60 is $4. The meals
are served at noon. If anyone needs
transportation to or from the center, the
suggested donation is $1 for those 60
or older. The price is $1 mandatory for
those under 60. We ask that you call
by 7:30 a.m. to ensure that your ride
is provided for you and to verify your
location. If you have any questions
regarding the Senior Center and
services, please call 520-689-5182.
he Magma Club is open for rental.
Contact the Town of Superior at
520-689-5752 for fees, information and
scheduling.
he Superior Seniors have a thrift
store which takes clean, gently
used items to sell. The hours of
operation are 9 a.m. to noon. The store
is adjacent to the Senior Center. Please
come in and browse the selection of
household items, books and clothing.
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CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE
There will be a candlelight
Christmas Eve service at the
Presbyterian Church of Superior,
100 N. Magma Ave., Tuesday, Dec.
24, 6 p.m. All are welcome.
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LCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
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Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) TZumba classes with Ericka
will now be meeting in Kearny,
Real Tuesdays and Thursdays
every Thursday, 6:30 p.m., at Ray
Hall at the Church of the Good
Shepherd in Kearny, starting June
20. If you or a loved one would
like more information, please call
Bob J. at 520-464-2156.
from 6-7 p.m. at the Kennedy
Elementary Multipurpose Room
behind the front building. Class is
free, but donations are welcome.
Call 520-827-1163 for more
information.
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FCCLA to host senior adult prom
By Mila Besich Lira
Superior Sun
The Family Career Community Leaders of
America students at Superior High School are
hosting their annual Senior Prom on Saturday,
Dec. 14, 2013.
This event is held each year to provide a
prom-like celebration for local senior citizens.
This type of event has become very common
throughout America as today’s generation of
students have learned that many from the World
War II generation were unable to attend their
high school proms. It is not uncommon to find
SHS students escorting their grandparents to
the event.
The SHS FCCLA prepares an evening of
food, dancing and Christmas cheer for Superior
Senior adults. This year the theme for the event
is “A Glamorous Christmas in Hollywood.”
The event is open to the public and there is
no cost to attend. The event will be held from
6-9 p.m. at the Superior Junior-Senior High
Multipurpose Room. The DECA group will be
taking pictures during the event.
For more information contact Terry Villaverde
at 689-3100.
Bending Walls LLC to host first
concert on Saturday, Dec. 14
By Mila Besich Lira
Superior Sun
Bending Walls LLC, a
new company created by local resident David Noriega,
will begin hosting concerts
in Superior. The mission
of Bending Walls LLC is to
bring larger more established bands and music
groups to rural communities.
The first concert will be
held Saturday, Dec. 14,
2013 at the Magma Club.
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
and the first group will go
on at 6 p.m. Tickets for the
concert are $20 each; light
refreshments will be available and drinks will be sold.
The concert features three
live music groups: “MDM”
a local favorite featuring
local musicians, Michael
Macias, Dan Thompson,
and Michael Lira; “Gypsy
Hack”; and the headliner
for this concert is “Lovers.” Lovers is coming to
Superior after being on a
world tour this past year.
They will play in other
southwestern cities this
winter including Tucson
and Los Angeles and Las
Vegas. You can learn more
about Lovers at loversarelovers.com. Noriega
explained that concert goers
can expect several of genres
of music at this inaugural
concert.
You can RSVP for the
event or find more informa-
tion about the concert at
http://on.fb.me/1djP2ul.
Those wishing to reserve
their tickets by phone
should call David Noriega
at 520-827-9556.
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e would also like to express our sincere
gratitude to Father Aboyi, Steve
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wonderful luncheon provided. Special thanks
to Mayor Jayme Valenzuela, Anthony Huerta
and the Public Works Department for the
extra effort they took to see that all our needs
were met.
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