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Issue 38 September 23 - September 29, 2013
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Thomas Kelly Named Chief Of Police
For the first time, the City promotes a chief from within its own ranks
By Bill Van Nimwegen
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Deputy Chief Thomas E.
Kelly, the current acting chief
of police of the Apache Junction Police Department, was
welcomed with a standing
ovation when the Mayor and
City Council approved the
ratification of his appointment
to Chief of Police on Tuesday,
Sept. 17, 2013, during their
regular meeting.
Deputy Chief Kelly, 63, is
the first chief of police that the
City has appointed internally.
“I appreciate the vote of confidence and I assure you that
I will do the best that I can,”
Kelly told the council. “We
have a great police department,
Jerald Monahan, the previous
chief, accepted the chief position with Prescott Police Department. Kelly also served as
acting chief during the City’s
search for a new police chief
in 2007.
Kelly, has 41 years of law
enforcement experience. He
started his law enforcement
career with the Chicago Police Department in the early
70s. In 1984, he was accepted
into the U. S. Department of
Justice Drug Enforcement
Administration working in
AJPD Chief of Police
various capacities and offices
Thomas E. Kelly
around the world. He retired
one that is constantly moving in late 2006 as a Special Agent
in Charge within the Chicago
forward,” he added.
Kelly, was appointed as act- Field Division.
ing chief in March, 2013 after In early 2007, Kelly was hired
Mayor Presents Representative
Coleman With League Award
16th Dist. Legislator is recognized for his record
The League of Arizona Cities and Towns honored members of the Arizona Legislature for their work during the
2013 legislative session at the
organization’s annual conference last month in Oro Valley. Among the honorees was
Apache Junction’s District 16
Representative Doug Coleman (R).
Apache Junction Mayor
John Insalaco introduced Rep.
Coleman at last week’s City
Council meeting pointing out
that of the 90 Arizona lawmakers, only 19 were credited
with perfect attendance and
only 23 never missed a floor
vote. Coleman was in both of
those groups. Mayor Insalaco
presented Coleman with the
League’s highest honor: “Legislative Champion.”
The League’s legislative
agenda includes two basic,
core principles: Commitment
to local decision making by
the elected leaders of cities
and towns, and a commitment to the revenue sharing
system established by the
voters through a series of initiative measures.
by the City of Apache Junction
as the Captain of the Criminal
Investigations Division. In
2012, he was promoted to
the position of Deputy Chief
of Police, overseeing all operations within the Police
Department.
AJPD K-9 Diamont
Makes New Friends
Mayor accepts checks from community organizations for K-9 safety gear
The News
At the City Council meeting last week, representatives from four of the city’s
generous community organizations presented checks
to purchase a bullet-proof
K-9 vest and other safety
equipment for Diamont, the
city’s newest K-9 officer.
The donations amounted to
$1,450, raised by members
of the Superstition Mountain VFW Post 9399, American Legion Post 27/Sons
of American Legion, Elks
Lodge 2349 and Superstition Search and Rescue.
Marta Saint-James of Superstition Search and Rescue
coordinated the fundraising
along with Danielle Reynolds from the Friends of the
Apache Junction Board.
Roger Hacker, of the city’s
Revenue Development Program introduced the presentation as “more of a community celebration” than
a presentation of checks.
Hacker said “We’re celebrating five organizations
whose members got behind supporting a community need.” Apache Junction
Police Department Chief
Thomas Kelly expressed his
appreciation to the organizations as well: “Thank you
very much for your support
to your police department
and your officer.”
Mayor John Insalaco presented Representative Doug
Coleman with the League of
Arizona Cities and Towns’
2013 Legislative Champion
award.
Brownfields Grant Meeting Set
Public Meetings Funds could assist with downtown project
Superstition Mountains
Community Facilities
Dist. # 1 Sewer Board
regular meeting
12 p.m. Monday,
Sept. 23, 2013
District Board Room
5661 S. Ironwood Dr.
Editor’s note: Brownfields
are real property, the expansion, redevelopment, or reuse
of which may be complicated
by the presence or potential
presence of a hazardous substance, pollutant, or contaminant. Cleaning up and reinvesting in these properties
AJUSD Governing Board protects the environment, reduces blight, and takes devel(school board)
opment pressures off greenregular meeting
spaces and working lands.
1 p.m. Monday,
The City of Apache Junction
will be submitting a grant apSept. 23, 2013
1575 W. Southern Ave. plication to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Apache Junction
for funds to perform a comPlanning & Zoning
munity wide assessment of
brownfields sites within the
regular session
downtown area.
7 p.m. Tuesday,
If funded, the assessment
Sept. 24, 2013
could assist the city in its on300 E. Superstition Blvd. going efforts to revitalize the
downtown area and other
parts of the community.
Index
Brownfields sites are those
properties that generally have
not been redeveloped because
they are either contaminated
or believed to be contaminated by petroleum or other hazardous materials. The assessments will enable the city to
determine if contamination
has occurred at select sites
around the community and, if
so, to what extent.
Input from citizens and community groups regarding the
proposed project and application is critical. The input will
be needed in the preparation
of the grant application. An
EPA requirement of the grant
application process is that the
public has been given an opportunity to offer suggestions
and ideas.
To solicit this feedback, the
city will be hosting public
meetings at the Apache Junc-
Business Directory .... A-11
Classifieds..................A-10
Kollenborn...................A-6
Letters to Editor...........A-6
Local Happenings...... A-11
Obituaries.....................A-2
Opinion Page................A-6
Sports.................A-8, 9, 12
Worship Directory........A-3
District conservationists taking soil samples in Arizona.
tion City Council Chambers
located at 300 East Superstition Boulevard in Apache
Junction. The meeting dates
are scheduled for Tuesday,
October 1, 2013 at 7 p.m.,
Tuesday, October 8, at 6 p.m.
and Thursday, October 17, at
4 p.m. The October 1 meeting
will be conducted during the
regularly scheduled City
Council meeting.
During the meeting, representatives from the city will
present an overview of the
grant application process and
the preliminary grant application. Attendees will be encouraged to ask questions and
provide suggestions for use
in the grant application.
A draft of the proposed grant
application is available for
public review in the city’s Development Services Department (300 East Superstition
Boulevard) from 7 a.m. to 6
p.m. until November 15, 2013.
For more information contact
Heather Patel, Grants Coordinator at (480) 474-2635.
Efforts to purchase a K-9 vest and other safety equipment for K-9 Officer Diamont were a success thanks to
the generous members of local community organizations. Pictured clockwise from top left are Diamont and
her handler Officer Justin Griffith with Marta SaintJames (fundraising coordinator). Along with Mayor
John Insalaco are Gordie Bonnell Commander from
Superstition Mountain VFW Post 9399; Commander
Gary Jordan from American Legion Post 27/Sons of
American Legion Post 27; Dennis Mack (Esteemed
Loyal Knight) and Hux Russell (Exalted Ruler) from
Elks Lodge 2349; and Curt Fonger, Board of Directors,
Superstition Search and Rescue.
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September 23 - 29, 2013
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September 17 - David Richards, 48, AJ, guilty of interfering with judicial proceedings. Sentenced to $500
fine.
September 17 - George Pippett, 19, AJ, guilty of possession of drug paraphernalia, $500 fine.
September 17 - Richard C. Oyler Jr., 50, AJ, guilty of
driving on suspended license. Sentenced to $500 fine.
September 17 - Allen A. Antonucci Jr., 45, AJ, guilty of
September 18 - Arizbeth Hernandez, 34, of AJ, guilty of
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD BY THE PINAL COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 2013 AT 9:30 A.M. IN THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS HEARING ROOM, PINAL COUNTY HISTORIC COURTHOUSE, 135 N. PINAL
STREET, FLORENCE ARIZONA, TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS FOR
MAJOR AMENDMENTS TO THE PINAL COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN.
A. PZ-PA-002-13 – A major amendment of the Pinal County Comprehensive Plan to
amend the Land Use Plan to re-designate 1379± acres of land from Major Open Space
(or 1 DU/AC) to Low Density Residential (0-2 DU/AC)(1002± ac); Moderate Density
Residential (1-3.5 du/ac)(213± ac); and Medium Density Residential (3.5 - 8 du/ac)
(164±ac) and amend the Open Space and Trails Plan to remove the “Proposed Open
Space” designation (the multi-use trail corridor will remain) to coincide with the Land Use
Plan; located in the Queen Valley area; situated in portions of Sections 26, 33, 34, T1S,
R10E G&SRB&M, and portions of Sections 3, 4, T2S, R10E G&SRB&M; located approximately 3.5 miles northeast of Florence Junction.
B. PZ-PA-004-13 – A major amendment of the Pinal County Comprehensive Plan to
amend the Land Use Plan to re-designate 243± acres of land from Very Low Density
Residential (0-1 du/ac) to Secondary Airport in the Eloy area; situated in a portion of
Section 12, T09S, R6E G&SRB&M; Tax parcels 500-46-002, 002D, 002E and 002F (legal
on file) located on the west side of Sunland Gin Rd south of Harmon Rd.
C. PZ-PA-005-13 (previously PZ-PA-001-13) – A major amendment of the Pinal County
Comprehensive Plan to amend the language of Chapter 5: Economic Sustainability
adding a policy to support a tourism corridor for the Butterfield Stage Route in western
Pinal County and to amend the Economic Development Plan to identify the Butterfield
Stage Corridor.
DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO THIS CASE CAN BE FOUND ON THE NOTICE OF
HEARING PAGE FOR THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AT: http://www.pinalcountyaz.
gov/Departments/PlanningDevelopment/
ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THIS MATTER MAY APPEAR AT THE HEARING AT
THE TIME AND PLACE DESIGNATED ABOVE AND SHOW CAUSE, IF ANY, WHY THIS
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PUBLIC NOTICE
PINAL COUNTY AIR QUALITY CONTROL DISTRICT
The District hereby gives notice that it proposes to approve the following permit(s) or permit revision(s). Each list includes the following, in
order: the proposed permit number, company name, company address,
facility location, facility type and the air contaminants to be emitted or
potentially emitted (Volatile Organic Compounds will be abbreviated as
V.O.C.; Hazardous Air Pollutants are abbreviated as the HAPS; Benzene,
Toluene, Ethyl Benzene, and Xylene are abbreviated as BTEX):
Permit No. S10105.000
Foothill Care Center, LLC
2012 West Southern Avenue
Apache Junction, AZ 85120
Apache Junction Health Center
2012 West Southern Avenue
Apache Junction, AZ
Facility Type – Skilled Nursing Facility
Emissions – Nitrogen Oxides, Carbon Monoxide, Particulate Matter, Sulfur Oxides
Golden Vista R.V. Resort Association, Inc.
3710 South Goldfield Road
Golden Vista R.V. Resort Association
3710 South Goldfield Road
Apache Junction, AZ
Facility Type – RV Resort
MHC Golden Sun, LLC
999 West Broadway Avenue
Golden Sun RV Resort
999 West Broadway Avenue
Apache Junction, AZ
Facility Type – Manufacturing Home / RV Resort
Randalls Towing Auto Body & Paint
1361 East 18th Avenue
Randalls Towing Auto Body & Paint
1361 East 18th Avenue
Apache Junction, AZ
Facility Type – Auto Body Shop
Emissions – Volatile Organic Compounds, Hazardous Air Pollutants (Xylene, Toluene)
Under A.R.S. § 49-480, any person who may be adversely affected by the
permit may file a written objection to the issuance of the permit and may
request (in writing) a public hearing. Objections, comments or a request
for a hearing are due during the public comment period, which ends upon
the latter of thirty (30) days from the first publication of this notice, or
close of business on the date of any hearing that may be held. Send objections/comments/requests to Pinal County Air Quality Control District, P.
O. Box 987, Florence, AZ 85132 or deliver to 31 N. Pinal Street, Building
F, Development Services, Florence, Arizona. The telephone number is
(520) 866-6929.
Any objection shall state the name and mailing address of the objector,
be signed by the objector, their agent or attorney, and clearly set forth the
reasons why the permit should not be issued. Grounds for objections are
limited to whether the proposed permit meets the criteria for issuance
prescribed in A.R.S. § 49-480 or in § 49-481. The permit package, all
comments and objections will be available for public inspection and/or
copying at the above address Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. excluding Holidays.
PINAL COUNTY
AIR QUALITY CONTROL DISTRICT
DONALD P. GABRIELSON, DIRECTOR
Dates Published: September 16, 23, 2013
Far more than a wellness fair, Bobby Leroy Henson
this event embraces physical,
mental, environmental and
community well-being. Last
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up—so don’t wait. Don’t miss
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back to the community and
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If you would like to host a
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contact Jamie Sullivan by
email at jsullivan@ajcity.net
or by phone at (480) 4745241.
Youth Struck by Car
Authorities report that juvenile
intentionally ran into the roadway
The Apache Junction Police
Department (AJPD) was responding to a juvenile disturbance complaint at the Superstition Shadows Park, 1091 W.
Southern Ave., around 6 p.m.
on Monday, Sept. 16. On the
way, a 911 call was received
that a juvenile ran into the road
and was struck by a vehicle.
The driver, a 61 year old male,
swerved but was unable to
completely bypass the youth.
The male juvenile was airlifted
to Maricopa County Medical
Center and his injuries were reported to be non-life threatening. The driver did not sustain
Monroe being held without bond
On Saturday, August 17 the
Apache Junction Police Department (AJPD) took a sexual
assault report. The reporting
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Bobby Leroy Henson (Bob),
71, passed away September 15,2013 at his home in
Apache Junction, Arizona.
Bob was born September
22, 1941 in Sandy Hook,
Kentucky to the late Ruley
and Belle (Wright) Henson.
He was a U.S. Navy Veteran
and moved to Apache Junction from Cincinnati, Ohio
in 1981. Beloved husband of
Rose (Frazier) Henson. Loving father of Christy (Kyle)
Henson Barlow of Cincinnati, Ohio, Bobby (Stephanie)
Henson and Ben Hauck, both
of Apache Junction, Arizona
and seven grandchildren,
Brandon and Kayla Barlow, Shandi, Jamie, Japheth,
and Josh Henson, and Tina
Hauck. He is survived by
two sisters Sue Carnes and
Ethel Stamper and numerous
nieces, nephews, distant family and close friends. He was
preceded in death by his siblings: Irene Sellhorst, Walter
Henson, Ellis Henson, Mary
Jane Henson, Dorothy McCormick and Betty Muse. A
celebration of his life was held
on Thursday, September 19 at
Faith in Christ Fellowship,
10839 E. Apache Trail, Suite
129, Mesa, AZ. Flowers can
be sent to Rose Henson, 1918
N. Saguaro Dr., Apache Junction, AZ 85120.
Greg and I met in college, 38
years ago where we began to
share what became a life full.
Full of travel, friends, fun,
and parenthood. Greg’s love
of nature was the center of his
favorite activities. He could
always be found hiking, kayaking, fishing, and gardening.
This love was easily passed
to our wonderful daughters
Tiffany (Wooten) and Mardee
(Cassady), who spent many
an hour, out of doors with
their Dad exploring, tarantula
hunting, or saving a snake
from the road. A devoted
Dad, Greg spent many years
cheering at swim meets and
talent shows, and later falling
head over heels in love with
our beautiful grandchildren.
Having retired from the dept
of corrections, Greg had time
to enjoy trips abroad and
around the US. We spent a
lot of time in Belize, which
had become Greg’s favorite
place to visit over and over.
He formed friendships easily there and loved the Belizean culture. Lately, Greg
took up riding motorcycles,
a hobby he had as a kid, but
newfound, he spent every day
possible on his Harley. Many
describe Greg as a funny guy,
a jokester, which is certainly
true, but I describe him as
my best friend and guide
who was always on my side
and brought me from a girl
to a grandparent, with just
enough teasing to keep me
humble. Arizona storms always brought Greg outside to
our back porch where he sat
and enjoyed the energy of the
thunder and the sweet scent
of the rain. On the evening
of August 30, 2013, during a
terrific Arizona storm, we lost
him. I am forever thankful for
the support and love given to
Greg in his last days. I miss
him everyday. Liza Milburn
Earl M. Tate, Jr. (Sonny)
of Apache Junction, AZ; formerly of Centre County, PA
passed away unexpectedly at
his home on Sept. 11, 2013.
Earl was born July 23, 1949,
in Bellefonte, the son of the
late Earl M. Tate Sr. and Pauline Horner Tate. During the
Viet Nam War Mr. Tate served
two terms in the U. S. Navy.
Surviving Earl are two loving
sisters Carol Lee Tice (Frank)
of Centre Hall and Bonnie
Lou Tate of Bellefonte. He
is also survived by several
nieces and nephews and great
nieces and nephews; and his
wonderful, loving caregiver,
Jennifer Smith of Apache
Junction, AZ. In addition to
his parents he was preceded
in death by a sister Shirley
Eminhizer and a nephew
Randy Reed. Sonny will always be remembered for his
great love of Blue Grass Music and the wonderful gift of
his singing voice. Funeral
services will be private at the
convenience of the family. In
lieu of flowers, contributions
in his memory may be made
to Centre County Paws Inc.
1401 Trout Road, State College, PA 16801. A guest book
can be signed or condolences
sent to the family at www.
heintzelmanfuneralhome.
com.
any injuries.
After investigation, it was
determined that the juvenile
that was struck was involved
with the verbal disturbance at
the park. According to AJPD,
impairment does not appear to
Gregory Carl Milburn
be a factor.
1/23/1950- 8/30/2013
According to a report by the
Apache Junction Fire District (AJFD), who responded
with paramedics, the victim
was flown by air ambulance
in stable condition. It appears the victim may have
been trying to commit suicide after breaking up with
his girlfriend.
Sexual Assault
Arrest In AJ
Crismon
September 17 - Terry Myers, 23, AJ, guilty of disorderly
conduct. Sentenced to $500 fine.
Meridian
September 17 - Lawrence Tenes, 24, AJ, guilty of assault. Sentenced to 12 months unsupervised probation,
CAT program, $85 CAT program fee, $500 fine.
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or represent a charity? Are you
a business or individual who
promotes the well-being of
your community?
The Apache Junction Parks
and Recreation Department is
partnering with members of
the community to produce a
wellness event like no other.
It will take place Nov. 2 from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Apache
Junction Multigenerational
Center
98th St.
300 E. Superstition Blvd.
City Magistrate James Hazel, Presiding
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Robert Monroe
dividual known to her. After
further investigation, Robert
Monroe, 27, of Apache Junction, was arrested on Friday,
Sept. 13 by AJPD.
Monroe was subsequently Earl M. Tate, Jr. (Sonny)
charged with one count of
Sexual Assault. He was transported to the Pinal County Detention Center and is currently
being held without bond.
While there are no further
known victims at this time,
anyone having information
relative to this investigation or
other incidents should contact
AJPD at (480) 982-8260.
The public is reminded that
persons are presumed innocent until the court finds them
otherwise.
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Beautification Project Underway Courthouse Garners More
Apache Trail High School thanks donors, seeks more help Awards, Praise from Visitors
Thanks to the generosity of
local businesses and Wolfpack supporters, the students, teachers and staff
of Apache Trail High
School (ATHS) will
begin their campus
beautification project
within the next few
weeks.
While waiting for the
cooler temperatures to arrive, students and staff members have been busy putting
together their project plan and
recruiting local businesses.
ATHS appreciates Vince and
his staff at Best Hardware for
donating a $200 gift card to
the school. Student council
members Alanis Rankin and
Brooklyn Tylicki are excited
to shop in-store or online for
the neccessary gardening tools
and supplies.
“We hope to make the exterior as beautiful as the interior
of our school” said Rankin
and Tylicki. The new beauti-
fication project goes hand in
hand with the school’s new
attitude of “Wolfpack Style.”
“We are working hard to portray ourselves as a community
and family-first school and by
sprucing up our campus this
message can be seen from the
outside, looking in.”
ATHS is known for their
sportsmanship and community
involvement. The school hosts
a variety of community events
each year, such as on-campus
FIRST
Choice
blood drives and donations to
the Apache Junction Food
Bank. They even participate in a “Rock and
Roll Paint-a-Thon”
each October to
paint the home of
a local resident.
The ATHS Student Council is now
accepting donations
from Wolfpack families
and the local community.
If you would like to donate
items towards the school’s
beautification project, please
drop them off to the front office
of the school located at 945 W.
Apache Trail.
Items such as hand tools,
potting soil, and containers as
well as flowering shrubs and
plants would be appreciated.
The office is open daily from
7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. and students and staff members would
like to thank those Wolfpack
family members who have
already donated and the school
will communicate the kick off
date for the project via their
Facebook page: Apache trail
high school – Wolfpack.
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Brewer,” said Board of Supervisors’ Chairman Steve Miller.
“Not only is it a functional
county office building, it’s also
a tourist attraction. Practically
every business day we have
tourists and history buffs stop
in to see the building.”
Pinal County has compiled
extensive documentation on
the courthouse project and the
history and lore of the building. Visit http://goo.gl/b9PRX
to find out more about this
historic renovation.
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Historic 1891 Courthouse the
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Arizona Forward announced
on Saturday, September 14 that
the courthouse renovation won
one of its coveted Crescordia
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Greek term that translates to
‘to grow in harmony’ and the
award is given for projects that
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social development of our metropolitan area” according to
the Arizona Forward website
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St. George Catholic Church
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300 E. 16th Avenue,
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Saturday Mass 4:00 p.m.
Confessions 3:00 p.m.
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Saturday Mass 4:00 p.m.
Confessions 3:00 p.m.
Sunday Mass 7:00, 8:30,
10:00, 11:30 a.m. & 6:00 p.m.
Sunday School–all ages 9:15 a.m.
Worship Services–10:30 a.m.
Children’s Church–10:30 a.m.
Nursery provided
300 E. 16th Avenue, Apache Junction, Az. 85119
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Good Shepherd
Anglican Church
Invites you to join us for Sunday Morning Worship Services
& Holy Communion at 9:00 a.m.
7830 E. University Dr. Mesa AZ 85207
1-888-731-4446
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Sunday
“A Community of Faith”
RANDY HALE - PASTOR
2001 S. Starr Road, AJ 480.982.9120
Web: crossroadsbaptistaz.com
Wednesday
Bible Study & Prayer 7:00 p.m.
Children & Youth Ministry Nursery available all services
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.)
1075 S. Idaho Rd. Suite 107, Apache Junction, AZ
(480) 288-5600
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Mark Friedrich Pastor
Fall/Winter Worship Schedule:
Traditional Worship: Saturday 5 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m. and
Sunday 10:30 a.m. (alternating traditional & praise)
Sunday Adult Bible Study: 9:30 a.m. (coffee & fellowship preceding)
Children’s Sunday School: 10:30 a.m. (begin in sanctuary)
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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
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Morning Worship & Children’s Church 10:45 a.m.
Evening Worship
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mock interviews. Students
were asked questions about
their backgrounds and qualifications, then graded on their
performance. AJHS and its
Career Technical Education
partner, the East Valley Institute of Technology, hope to
bring other companies to the
school for similar events during the school year.
Abbigayle Davis, Heather Weber, and Beatriz DeSantiago presented AJ’s Fire and Police with Thank You
baskets and banners in honor of 9-11-01.
The Apache Junction High
School Student Council is off
to a fast start for the 2013-14
school year. The group hosted
its first Blood Drive Sept.
6, attracting 121 donors and
resulting in 89 donations for
the community.
In observance of the 12th
Anniversary of the attacks
of September 11, 2001, the
Student Council presented the
Apache Junction Police Department and Fire District with
gift baskets as thanks for their
service to the community.
On September 13, over 100
students attended a Leadership Lock-in, hosted by the
Council, featuring Apache
Junction Mayor John Insalaco
and AJPD Officer/AJUSD
D.A.R.E. Officer Marv Harshman as guest speakers.
Pomegranate
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Local author Jean Groen shares her
secrets at Boyce Thompson Arboretum
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fruits are loaded with anti-oxidants, they’re delicious, and
they thrive throughout Central
and Southern Arizona.
Learn how to harvest and
prepare these healthy fruits in
an informal one-hour workshop on Sept. 28 at Boyce
Thompson Arboretum. No
pre-registration needed, the
outdoor class is included
with daily admission of $10 and fresh-made pomegranate
snacks will be shared at the
end of each class, too!
East Valley author Jean
Groen and her pomegranate
pickin’ accomplice Robert
Lewis will share their own
pomegranate secrets.
Of all the fruits you can harvest in Arizona, pomegranates
may have the most colorful
history—some argue it was
actually a pomegranate, not an
apple, that was the irresistible
fruit in the garden of Eden.
Packed with seeds, pomegranates cross many cultures
as a symbol of fertility (particularly in Hebrew legend
and ritual); some paintings
of baby Jesus prominently
display a pomegranate—and
Egyptians were entombed
with pomegranates as a token
for rebirth.
Originally from Persia, the
pomegranate is among the
oldest fruits cultivated. Romans used the tannic skins
to tan leather, and the fruit’s
regal crown (calix) may have
inspired the design of King
Solomon’s crown. Moors imported them from the middle
East to Spain round 800 A.D.;
Spanish conquistadors and
missionaries brought them to
our continent—where they
remain a popular landscape
choice as a plant that provides
lush flowers each spring, tangy
Autumn fruit—and fall color
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Try the Kung Pao Shrimp
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tranquility found there. They
also offer free Wi-Fi for those
who wish to stay connected.
Your host, Ron Zhao, is gracious, friendly and attentive
and he’s been creating and
serving meals in the valley
for more than ten years. Zhao
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Chandler and later on his own
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(Fry’s Shopping Center at Apache Tr. & Phelps Dr.)
“we are always trying to improve.”
Located near the Fry’s store
at 183 W. Apache Trail, Suite
104, the Lotus Garden is open
7 days a week, 11 a.m. to 9
p.m. Meals are served in the
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Rock Art Book
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Steven Freers to discuss and sign book
at Superstition Mountain Museum
Steven Freers, one of the
authors of a beautiful and
authoritative new book on
Native American rock drawings entitled Rock Art of the
Grand Canyon Region will be
at the Superstition Mountain
Museum on Sunday, Sept. 29,
to discuss and sign his newlyreleased book from Sunbelt
Publications.
The visually stunning book
with over 425 photographs and
30 drawings, represents the
latest comprehensive overview
of the 5,000 years of Native
American art painted and engraved on the walls and boulders within the greater Grand
Canyon region. It is a book
that has been years in the making with Freers and the other
authors, Don Christensen and
Jerry Dickey, working closely
with federal agencies. The book
places these enigmatic rock images within their environmental
and archaeological context.
Importantly, rock art is an endangered cultural heritage and
the question of its protection,
preservation, and conservation
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for his new restaurant because
the people are so friendly and
there wasn’t a Chinese restaurant here already.
Ron shares the management
with his wife, Joey. The Lotus
Garden has a kitchen staff of
four (one was vacationing in
China when The News visited)
and Glenn Branhan helps out
with the other duties. “We
welcome suggestions from
our customers,” said Zhao,
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Charming new restaurant brings Chinese cuisine to AJ
There is nothing that compares with the aroma that
meets you when you enter the
Lotus Garden Restaurant in
Apache Junction. Maybe it’s
the combination of hot oils,
the fragrant peppers and the
simmering sauces that makes
the bouquet so enticing.
The dishes are made in the
Cantonese style and customized to your taste—spicy, not
too spicy—just let them know
how you like it when you
order. The News sampled the
Kung Pao Shrimp which was
excellent! Also sampled were
the Orange Chicken (crunchy
fried chicken breast pieces in
a medium spicy sauce) and
the vegetable fried rice which
were also very good.
The ingredients are of the
highest quality, and fresh. Their
wholesaler delivers every other
day and the restaurant’s chef
inspects all the meats and vegetables to make sure they are
getting the very best.
The Lotus Garden’s dining
room is colorful, bright and
cheerful with an attention to
detail and arrangement that
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Steven Freers will be at the
Superstition Mtn. Museum
Sept. 29 to discuss and sign
“Rock Art of the Grand
Canyon Region.”
book, as well as the religious
and social importance of these
images to contemporary Native
American peoples.
Presenter Steven M. Freers
will provide highlights of
the book’s content and share
behind-the-scenes glimpses
of their research journey. The
new book will be available at
a cost of $24.95. The presentation/book signing is free and
will run from 11 a.m. until 1
p.m. in the Chapel on the museum grounds located at 4087
N. Apache Trail (Highway
88). For more information,
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No bull
I have been a resident of Apache Junction for 18 years and
live on N. Acacia Rd. I am writing this letter to strongly urge
the City Council members to not allow the application from
the Hitching Post/Dash Inn for a bull ring.
It is bad enough that in the winter months peace and quiet is
shattered in our area due to the loud music from another restaurant, which I personally find obnoxious. If Mr Mehmood
Mohiuddin’s application is approved then the noise problem
will only worsen.
We moved to Apache Junction and purchased our property
in a rural area for peace and quiet. This application should be
viewed with regard to the surrounding property owners. After all, there is the rodeo grounds which everyone will agree
is already underused. So why do we need another outdoor
bull ring?
Phill Kellow, Apache Junction
Kudo for Reveles
I really liked the Guest Commentary by Roberto Reveles
(The News, September 16, 2013 edition). He is right on about
everything that he said. Fifty years ago, I was only 19, but I
remember going to some of the marches with nuns and priests
who believed in what Martin Luther King, Jr. was saying and
doing. Even coming from St. Louis I was shocked by the
bigots in the South. And he was a great leader for that time
and movement.
And today Roberto is correct about the situation in our
country. Life in this country is becoming hard for everyone.
When I first got out of college, I only owed $1000. Today the
average debt of a college graduate is around $34,000. And
many graduates do not earn that much and need most of what
they earn to live and forget about being able to pay off that
debt!
Most jobs do not come with heath insurance and other benefits. None of my step-children have heath insurance and
their children have to depend on the state for medical care! I
have been able to retire at 68 partly because I could not physically keep up the work. But life is very tight and all of my
social security goes to health insurance, medication and copays. But none of our children think that they will ever be
able to retire! And several of them will have most of their
social security check go to student debt! Well paying jobs are
disappearing faster than ever.
And to top it all off, our generation has all but destroyed the
environment, and we are doing almost nothing to change it.
At this point we need thousands of Martin Luther King, Jr’s
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Champion
Each year the League of
Arizona Cities and Towns
honors a few members of the
Arizona Legislature for their
work during the legislative
session.
The League’s highest honor
goes to those called the “Legislative Champions.” These
“Champions” are eight legislators (four Democrats and
four Republicans) who have
demonstrated their first commitment is to serving the
people of Arizona.
This year, Representative
Douglas Coleman (LD 16,
Apache Junction) is one of
four Republicans picked to
receive the League’s highest
honor of “Legislative Champion.” Apache Junction Mayor John Insalaco made the
presentation during last
week’s City Council meeting
(see story, page A-1).
The League’s legislative
agenda includes two basic,
core principles: Commitment
to local decision-making by
elected leaders, and a commitment to the revenue sharing system established by the
voters through a series of initiative measures.
“The state of Arizona is
prosperous only to the extent
its cities and towns are
strong,” says League Executive Director Ken Strobeck.
It is difficult to find a story
about lost treasure or a lost
gold mine in the Superstition Mountain area that is
not associated with a Saguaro cactus marker of some
kind. There are several mutilated old Saguaro cacti in
the wilderness area with a
variety of markings on them
that include crosses, arrows,
and slashes. Some actually
have stones embedded in
them pointing out certain directions. My first experience with a
marked cactus was when my
father and I hiked into La
Barge Canyon in the spring
of 1949. Near a place called
Horse Camp, just southwest
of Charlebois Spring, there
was a Saguaro cactus about
ten feet tall with no arms on
it. About half way up the cactus was a perfectly carved
cross. I ask my dad about the
cactus. He told me he didn’t
know a lot about it and had
heard several stories. Judging from my knowledge
about Saguaros today the
cactus couldn’t have been
older than fifty to seventyfive years. The cactus must
have been a seedling sometime between 1875-1900.
Oh yes, just in time for Jacob
Waltz of Lost Dutchman
mine fame to have carved the
cross. Basically that is the
story my dad told me about
the cactus at Horse Camp.
The last time I saw the Saguaro cactus it was down
and on it’s side dying. It had
been blown over in a severe
storm. The carving of the
cross on the cactus allowed
insects to get inside and
eventually kill the plant.
This was around 1979. Bud
Lane told me another story
about the Cactus. He said a
couple of Dutch Hunters
Apache Junction
Gold Canyon
new chief of the Apache
Junction Police Department.
The City Council approved
the appointment last week
(see article page A-1).
Kelly has served as the interim chief since March,
stepping into the job after
Jerry Monahan left to take
the police chief’s job with
Prescott.
Tom has more than 40 years
of law enforcement experience. He started out with the
Chicago Police Department
and later worked for the Drug
Enforcement Administration
(DEA) working in various
capacities and offices around
the world. He retired in 2006
as a special agent in charge
within the Chicago Field Division.
Kelly was then hired by the
City of Apache Junction as
the captain of the Criminal
Investigations Division. Last
year, he was promoted to the
position of deputy chief of
police, overseeing all operations within the police department.
Tom is the very first police
Saguaro Markers
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I am sending you this story on behalf of a friend. He is a
disabled veteran who replaced a chihuahua 7 months ago. It
was his “service” dog, as well.
On September 11, 2013, between 5 p.m. - 6 p.m., someone
entered his home in the Chaparral Ranch Mobile Home Park
and stole his new dog (nothing else missing). She now is 9
months old, fawn and white, about 4 pounds. Anyone with
any information, please call Jerry @ 480-414-7153.
Henry M. Wade Jr., Chair
Pinal County Democratic Party
Ed Barker, Editor
chief in Apache Junction history to be promoted from
within the department. That
speaks volumes for the quality of the staff in our modern
police department. It also reflects favorably on former
Police Chief Jerry Monahan,
our city’s officials and certainly the city voters— Because, as French philosopher
Alexis de Tocqueville said,
“In a democracy you get the
government you deserve.”
Most of all, the appointment
reflects favorably on Tom
Kelly himself. And besides,
how can you go wrong with
an Irish cop from Chicago?
Just desserts?
And speaking of local public officials, Mr. “J.J.” Hudson is the mayor of Flippin,
Arkansas. During his term in
office, Mayor Hudson has
been found guilty of driving
while intoxicated and was
arrested and found guilty of
disorderly conduct in a separate incident.
The mayor is banned from
driving city vehicles but that
didn’t keep him from accidentally shooting through a
glass window in the police
chief’s office last week.
No one was injured, but
calls for the mayor’s resignation have begun to pour in
lately. The mayor offered no
explanation for the shooting,
however there have been no
reports of alcohol being involved at this time.
Maybe this guy is just stupid. And, as Alexis de Tocqueville once said... Well,
you know.
Read the Chronicles archive at www.SuperstitionMountain.info
By Tom Kollenborn
(c) 2013 The News
Thank you Pinal County Precinct Committeepersons
On July 17th, 2013, I issued a call to arms for Pinal County
to support the petition drive to place HB2305 (voter suppression bill) on the 2014 ballot. Well today we learned that approximately 146,000 signatures were submitted to the Secretary of State to 1) stop this odious bill from being enacted and
2) placing the bill on the ballot for the people to defeat next
November. When petitions were passed out to the Pinal
County Precinct Committeepersons, they did not hesitate to
take on the challenge of knocking on doors, setting up tables
and having community gatherings to collect signatures. What
seemed like a tremendous task upfront was quickly reduced
to just business as usual for the volunteers. It also became
very apparent that, We Are Not Alone!!!
I could not be more proud of my fellow Democrats for getting out and collecting signatures. However, we must recognize that this was in fact a non-partisan effort. Any and all
were eligible to sign the petitions regardless of party affiliation which makes this effort even more special. To think that
Democrats, Republicans, Libertarians’ and Green Party voters raised their voices to say no to this lopsided legislation
makes today’s accomplishment even more significant.
In as much as this was an outstanding display of our community coming together for a great cause (placing the bill on
the ballot), we still have a lot of work left to do. We must
defeat this legislation at the polls next year. If we continue to
show strength of character and resolve leading up to the elections as we have during the signature gathering process,
HB2305 will become a memory of bipartisan and an example
of what can be accomplished through mutual community
support.
Those of you who questioned my initial call to action to
defeat HB2305 and wanted me to present you with details of
the legislation, I hope you did just as I did and read it for
yourself. If you did and chose not sign a petition, then it is
great that you educated yourself and exercised your constitutional rights. However, for me and 145,999 other Arizonians
who chose to sign, I say congratulations for showing America that we do have common sense and are not afraid to use
it.
I agree. Cities and towns are
where the economic activity
of the state occurs and where
nearly 80 percent of the people of Arizona live. Doug
Coleman is one of the few
state representatives who
seem to realize that state officials serve the same constituents as do officials of
cities and towns.
Doug Coleman and his family are long-time residents of
Apache Junction. He’s also
retired from Apache Junction
High School where he taught
law and government.
Coleman got his start in
politics by being elected to
serve on the Apache Junction
City Council from 1991 to
1995. He then served 6 terms
as mayor from 1995 to 2007.
He holds the distinction of
being the first mayor ever reelected to a second term
(since incorporation in 1978),
and he was actually reelected
five more times.
And while I haven’t always
agreed with Doug on every
issue, he richly deserves the
award for being a “Champion.” Doug Coleman has the
best interests of Arizonans at
heart and he’s certainly been
a champion for the people of
Apache Junction.
Tradition
Interim Police Chief Tom
Kelly has been appointed the
Kollenborn’s Chronicles
Bishop Frank S. Adams, Apache Junction
Independent Catholic and Orthodox Church
Doreen Donohue, Apache Junction
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(people who hunt the Lost
Dutchman Mine) carved the
cross in the cactus in the
early 40’s. I am sure there
are many stories out there as
to how the cactus received
its death sentence by man.
Another interesting Saguaro
cactus carving is on the trail
to West Boulder Canyon.
This appears to be a trail
marker of some kind depending on whom you are talking
to. This Saguaro has two
large arms and appears to be
about a hundred years old.
The marking on this Saguaro
cactus is an arrow that is
pointing downward just below the intersection of the
arms of the plant. I have always suspected this to be just
a trail marker used by somebody some fifty or so years
ago. I have been riding by it
since the late 1950’s when I
worked on the old Quarter
Circle U Ranch for William
T. Barkley. Even then the
marker didn’t look freshly
cut into the cactus.
It is interesting that the
marking didn’t damage the
cactus so severely that it
eventually died from disease.
I suppose this would make a
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At left, the four
aligned Saguaros
near First Water
Road and Apache
Trail. c. 1976. Below, the Saguaro
marker along
the trail to West
Boulder Canyon.
c. 1988
case for the carving to have
been made during the winter
months when there were no
insects that would lead to the
cactus becoming diseased
and eventually meeting its
demise. Now I had an old
friend name Monty Edwards
who was convinced the cactus served as a marker on the
Spanish Trail to the top of
Superstition Mountain. He
said this trail was used by “El
Gato,” who carved the Peralta Stone Maps. Monte’s
Spanish Trail was the Summit Trail to Summit 5024.
This same trail through upper
West Boulder was used to
bring strays off the top of the
mountain. Cattle would often
wander to the top of the
mountain looking for greener
range. Usually they ran out of
water up on the mountain and
would then come back down.
There is always an explanation for a trail in the Superstition Wilderness Area. If the
storytellers had been around
in the early 1850’s they would
have found Native American
trails all over the rugged Superstition Mountain range.
Did they mark Saguaro cactus? Who knows for sure? It
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is reasonable to believe they
may have marked Saguaros
by pounding rocks in them
marking a certain direction.
There are many markers in
the Superstition Wilderness
Area and all of them have different stories depending on
whom you talk to. Four perfectly aligned large Saguaro
Cacti just outside of the wilderness area near the Apache
Trail are either freaks of nature or somebody a hundred
fifty years ago planted them
like this for a marker of some
kind. These cacti could be between a hundred and hundred
and fifty years old. The four
are no longer standing. I am
not sure whether their demise
was deliberate or natural. I
photographed them in 1976
and they were in very good
shape then. I was told at that
time the Saguaros were about
one hundred and fifty years
old. Recent research reveals
Saguaros grow much faster
than once believed.
The markers found throughout the Superstition Wilderness Area continue to fascinate
prospectors, treasure hunters,
researchers, and storytellers.
The stories are numerous and
they are widespread. Contemporary prospectors (18801983), cowboys (1876-2013),
the military (1860-1898) and
others who wandered these
mountains used a variety of
markers to guide themselves
from place to place in this rugged terrain.
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Apache Trail Wolfpack Make It Three Straight
By Russell Baker
The News
Last Friday evening the
Apache Trail High School
Wolfpack football team
took the field at Prospector Park looking to improve
on their 2-0 season. They
played host to the (Yuma)
Harvest Prep Academy Eagles (1-1), who have put-up
more than 50 points in each
of their contests so far this
season. The game set up to
be a shoot-out between two
explosive offenses and the
fireworks began shortly at
the opening kickoff.
Just four offensive plays
into the game, the score was
14 – 6, and it was clear both
teams were looking to make
the big plays. Fortunately
throughout the first half, the
Wolfpack found more of
those plays and committed
fewer mistakes and took a
66 – 34 lead into halftime.
A few key injuries and
overall exhaustion slowed
down the scoring in the second half, but the lead proved
more than enough as Apache
Trail improved to 3-0 with a
78 – 42 victory.
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Apache Junction High School
hosted the Lady Prospector
Volleyball Invitational this
past Friday and Saturday with
five competing schools.
On Friday in “pool play”
matches, Apache Junction defeated Washington 25-10, 2519, downed Santa Cruz 25-7,
25-11, toppled Shonto Prep
25-10, 25-11, and rocked Central 25-13, 25-7 to improve to
8-3 overall on the season.
The five teams were all
scheduled to return on Saturday for a “seeded,” doubleelimination tournament but
results were not available.
Also last week, the AJHS
girls defeated Skyline 30-28,
25-18, 24-26, 25-14 behind 11
kills from Brooke McCullen,
nine kills from Kaylee Marshall, 21 digs and two service
aces from Rachel Covarrubias, two kills and 13 assists
from Casey Reid, two kills,
10 digs and nine assists from
Sedona Aulik, three kills and
four blocks from Taylor Gering, and two kills by Sarah
Streibich.
The Lady Prospectors also
downed Coolidge last Thursday, 25-14, 25-23, 18-25, 2522 as Noel LaChapelle came
up with four kills.
This week, Apache Junction will host Poston Butte on
Monday, September 23, plays
at Florence on Tuesday, September 24, and plays at Williams Field on Thursday, September 26. For all three days,
the AJHS freshmen team plays
at 4:00 p.m., followed by the
junior varsity at 5:00 p.m. and
the varsity at 6:00 p.m.
J.V. Volleyball
The Lady Prospector junior
varsity team defeated Skyline
17-25, 25-13, 15-8 as Kathryn
Moore and Noel LaChapelle
both came up with three kills.
Daylana Bush added a kill,
three assists and four digs,
Shianne McMinn had four
digs, Sami Tovar served up
two aces, and Paige Mace and
Falann Mattison both had a
kill.
The junior varsity squad also
rolled over Coolidge, 25-8,
25-9 to improve to 4-3 overall. LaChapelle had four kills,
Rylee Hoffman handed out six
assists, and Jesse Lyons and
Kylie LaPrise each added a
Once again, ATHS quarterback Tate Powser led the
way for the Wolfpack with
450 total yards of offense
in the first half alone. He
finished the night with 380
yards, four touchdowns and
four, two-point conversions
through the air, and another
177 yards on the ground,
rushing for three more TD’s
and another conversion.
As if that wasn’t enough
firepower, and because of a
few key injuries suffered by
Apache Trail, Powser found
himself playing on special
teams and defense where
(right) Wide receiver Jacob
Botamer (#22) lines up opposite a Harvest Prep defender in Friday’s game
he had two tackles and two
interceptions, one of which
he took all the way back for
the score. All-in-all, Powser racked up 625 yards and
eight touchdowns during the
game.
Another big offensive
game came from wide receiver Jacob Botamer, who
has been putting up some
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‘Pack, page 12
More Elks’ Soccer
Shoot-Out Winners
The A.J. Elks Lodge #2349 and Superstition Mountain
Elementary School hosted a second Soccer Shoot-Out
held September 18 for boys and girls 8-9 years of age as
well as those seven-and-younger. 1st place winners (pictured in the top row) included Tristan Anderson (SMES),
Carlos Juarez (SMES), Teagan Dewey (FPES), and Emily Esparza (SMES). 2nd place winners (bottom row) were
Miguel Armendariz (FPES), Logan Carney (FPES), Addison Cooksey (SMES) and Maria Juarez (SMES). A toLady Prospector Kaylee Marshall (#20) soars for this kill at- tal of 47 children participated in the event. First place
tempt in last Tuesday’s home match against Skyline. Photo is winners now advance to the Elks’ East District Shootby AJHS sports fan Bill Wooster and was posted on Facebook. Out on October 19th (submitted photo and results)
kill.
Freshmen V-Ball
The Lady Prospector freshmen team dropped their match
with Skyline, 25-17, 25-12
despite four kills and a service
ace from Ashley Gyenizse.
Kailee Boen added two digs
and an ace, and Cheyanne
Getz also served up an ace.
The freshmen team also fell
to Seton last week by scores of
25-21, 25-19. Jasmine Young
had two kills and two assists,
Mattie Fahrenbruch had three
service aces and two blocks,
Ashia Elizondo had two aces,
and Getz and Emily Abbatacola both added a kill.
Ewert, Willis Lead Cross Country Teams
Prospectors
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By Chuck Baker
The News
Apache Junction’s cross
country teams hosted their first
home meet of the season on
Wednesday, September 11 at
Prospector Park and both the
boys and girls finished third
overall out of four teams.
Queen Creek teams took top
honors in both the boys and
girls races, Williams Field ran
second, and Poston Butte ran
fourth.
In the boys race, Prospector
senior Omar Ewert finished
first overall, covering the
three-mile course at Prospector
Park in a time of 17:41. Ewert
ran thirty-eight seconds faster
than his nearest competitor,
Nick Foote of Queen Creek,
who was timed in 18:19.
Lady Prospector junior Allyssa Willis ran fifth overall in
the girls race with her time
of 22:21. Lucy Hilarides of
Queen Creek was first overall
with a time of 20:27.
The top five boys runners for
AJHS included Nyck McCune
running 4th with a time of
18:47, Diego Castaneda running 13th (20:13), followed by
Friday, Oct. 4 vs.
@ Skyline Prep (Peoria - 7pm)
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Allyssa Willis (middle) leads a contingent of Lady Prospector cross country runners at
the September 11 home meet at Prospector Park (photo by Brian Killgore, AJUSD)
Dylan Kessler (18th, 20:31) On Saturday, September 14, competed in a four-team meet
and Michael Blackstone (27th, the Ray Wherley Invitational at Williams Field and Ewert
21:23).
for sophomore and freshmen set a new course record with
For the Lady Prospectors, runners was held in Prescott. his winning time of 16:54.
Lindsey McMinn came in The top boy for AJHS was
This week, AJHS runners
16th overall (24:31), Sarah Juan Mendoza with a time of travel to Maricopa for anJones was 17th (24:39), Jes- 22:11.72. The top AJHS girls other four-team away meet
sica Whitten ran 23rd (25:43), was Danae Liguori with her with teams from Tempe and
and Kendra Heninger was time of 25:58.53.
Coolidge also competing. That
30th (26:58.
This past week, AJHS runners meet begins at 4:00 p.m.
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On Saturday, September 7, before their season opening game
against Hanover, Wabash College football honored their 33
senior players, including linebacker Nate Scola (#42), former
Prospector quarterback/linebacker. Pictured here with Nate
are his parents, Trish and Rick Scola, and Wabash head coach
Erik Raeburn (far
right). Wabash would
go on to beat Hanover 69-0 and Nate
would lead his team
with six total tackles,
including two sacks,
one of which is pictured here. (photos
from wabash.edu)
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Prospectors Rolled By The Sabercats, 65-0
By Chuck Baker
The News
The Prospector varsity
football team hosted perennial D-III power Scottsdale
Saguaro this past Friday at
Davis Field and were no
match for the 3rd-ranked
Sabercats in a 65-0 loss.
Saguaro quarterback Luke
Rubenzer threw for 271
yards and six touchdowns
and the Cats tacked on 188
rushing yards on just 15 carries and rolled to a 3-1 record on the season.
Apache Junction was limited to just 73 total yards
of offense. Quarterback
Brett Darling hit on 8-of16 throws for 49 yards and
running back Ryley Przybyszewski ran for 26 yards
on eight carries.
Kyle Gilgert had three re-
Prosopector running back
Ryley Przybyszewski carries the ball in last Friday’s
game against Saguaro
tackles each.
This week, the AJHS junior
varsity team will play its
first home game of the season on Thursday, September
26 when they host Williams
Field at 6:00 p.m.
Apache Junction linebackers Cody Morgan (#23) and
Matt Varnes (#5) give chase on Saguaro quarterback
Luke Rubenzer in last Friday’s game at Davis Field
ceptions totaling 22 yards
for AJHS, Danny Frederick
caught two balls, also for
22 yards, and Mario Lant
had two receptions for nine
yards.
On defense for Apache
Junction, Darling and Frederick were both in on six
total tackles, Cody Morgan,
Patrick Benavidez, Chase
Larson, Matt Varnes and
Ryan Sigler were all in on
three tackles, and Varnes
and Frederick combined for
A.J.’s only sack.
The Prospectors, now 2-2
overall on the season, hit
the road this coming Friday,
September 27 for a 7:00 p.m.
game at Williams Field.
J.V. Falls To Saguaro
The Prospector junior varsity team suffered a lopsided loss to Saguaro last
Thursday. A.J. turned the
AJHS freshmen player Tyler Maxfield (#66 in black)
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Alex Valenzuela ran for
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with 7.5 tackles each, Valenzuela with six tackles,
and Dominic Ricchetti and
Julian Blakeman with five
Freshmen Fall, 52-0
The Prospector freshmen
team dropped their game to
Saguaro by a 52-0 score last
Wednesday. The AJHS offense was led by Justin Stinnett with 40 yards on nine
rushing attempts. Brandon
Martinez added 29 yards on
the ground and Mark West
had 27.
The defense was led by
Stinnett with four tackles,
Julian Blakeman, Casey
Hanawalt, and Alex Avakian with three tackles, and
Peni Latuselu, James Stillwell and Jacob Briones with
two tackles.
The freshmen team hits the
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Prospector freshman golfer
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this past week at Johnson
Ranch Golf Club with his
nine-hole round of 38. Gering earned medalist honors
by four shots over his own
teammate, sophomore Gage
Grimes. Also for the Prospectors, Nick Iannettone and
James Gilmore both carded
45s, and Kyler Potts shot 48
as AJHS (170 team score)
beat both Poston Butte (196)
and Combs (231).
In girls golf last week,
Tori Brewer led AJHS with
her round of 49 at Apache
Creek Golf Club in a threeteam match with Queen
Creek and Poston Butte.
Kalleigh Reichwald shot 54
and Halie Bartlowe a 57.
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Accounting Manager,
Quality Manager,
Test Technician I
visit www.toohdineh.com for application.
Submit application/resume to: Tooh Dineh Industries, Inc.
HC 61, Box E Winslow, AZ 86047 or Fax 928-686-6409
Attn: Human Resource. Email: hr@toohdineh.com.
Navajo Preference/EEO.
CHIEF CLERK
Immediate opening in a one person office for a self motivated
individual with above average computer skills. Successful candidate
must possess strong organizational skills. Job duties include various
bookkeeping, payroll, invoicing, inventory control and telephone duties.
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two years bookkeeping experience in an office environment.
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Memphis, TN 38119
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Resources & support are available.
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Call 982-6397 To Add Your Listing
AJ Mounted Rangers
meets at: The Boys &
Girls Club, 1755 N.
Idaho Road, AJ 85119
the first Friday of each
month @ 7 p.m. Joan
Felkner, AJMR Public Relations Officer
(480-288-6152).
AJ Salvation Army
& Social Services: If
you live in East Mesa
to Queen Valley/Florence Junction and are
in need of a food box
they are given out on
Tues 12:30 - 3:00,
Wed & Thurs 8:30 11:30 & 12:30 - 3:00.
For more info please
call the office at 480982-4110. Office
hrs are Tues - Thurs
8:30 - 11:30 & 12:30
- 3:00. Ladies ministries meets every Tues
9:30 - 11:30. We are in
need of non-perishable
foods & monetary donations, please. We
are always in need of
volunteers for cleaning, yard work, helping in the office &
pantry. As a resource
for the children we
collect water bottles &
cans. We are located
at 605 East Broadway
Rd A.J.
Alzheimer’s Association is sponsoring
a twice monthly caregiver support group,
held at the Superstition Foothills Baptist
Church, 6338 S. Kings
Ranch Road in Gold
Canyon. The meetings
are held on the first
and third Tuesdays
of the month from
2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Respite care provided
for the person with
the disease. Participation is free. Please call
Linda (602) 617-0983
for additional information.
✰
Celebrate Recovery
Program - Free 12
step program (Christ
centered) Hurts-Habits-Hangups. Every
Tuesday 5:30 + free
dinner. Child care
provided - any age.
Contact: Art 480677-1116, Rich 480495-0483.
Girl Scout Troop
#1651 - meets on
Wednesdays - 2-3
times monthly at
Mountain View Lutheran Church, FLC,
2122 S. Goldfield
Rd., Apache Junction.
Troop levels available
are Daisy, Brownie
& Juniors. For more
information, contact
Julie at 480-4742316 or via email at
1651gstroop@gmail.
com. More troop
levels and meeting
dates are also available at http://www.
girlscoutsaz.org/.
Boy Scout Troop
#39 - meets Mondays
at 6:30 p.m.-Mountain View Lutheran
Church, FLC, 2122 S.
Goldfield Rd., Apache
Junction. For information contact Paul at
480-510-8179 or Mike Gold Canyon LionsMeets the 1st & 3rd
at 480-570-2348.
Thurs 11:30 every
CAAFA – (Commu- mo at the GC Resort
nity Alliance Against Town Hall on Kings
Family Abuse) pro- Ranch Rd in GC. New
vides free counsel- & visiting members
ing, support group for are welcome. Lunch
victims of domestic is served for $13. Dyviolence and legal ad- namic speakers every
vocacy. Call 480.982- month. Call Jim Rutkowski, at 480-6710196 for appt.
4213 for information. Horizon Bay, 2080 S.
Ironwood Dr, 9a-10Goldfield Ghost Rid- :30a, the 2nd & 4th
ers - General Meet- Mon of the month.
ings are held the first Call 602.530-6970.
Monday of the month
(unless its a holiday) Mind Menders Supat 7pm at the Mam- port Group – for
moth Steak House & Caregivers of loved
Saloon at the Gold- ones with Alzheimfield Ghost Town on er’s. Every 2nd &
Hwy 88. The public 4th Fri 10am Gold
is welcome to attend. Canyon UMC, EducaThe Goldfield Ghost tional Bldg. Contact
Riders are a non-prof- Jeanette (480)671it organization that 9888 or Nancy (480)
raises money for local 982-3686 for more
childrens charities by information.
holding several riding
and non-riding events VFW Post 9399 –
each year. For more Kitchen hours Mon,
information call April Fri, Sun 5-7p, Sun:
at 480-586-7864 or Bar Bingo at 1p, Jam
email info@Goldfield- Session 5-9p, Mon:
GhostRiders.com
Karaoke 5-9p Weds:
Bar Bingo 4p, TexGriefShare – meets as Hold’em 7p. Fri:
Sundays at 4:00 p.m. Men’s Auxiliary Meat
at Mountain View Lu- Raffle 6p, Music/
theran Church, FLC, Dancing 5-9p. Happy
2122 S. Goldfield Hrs Daily 8-11a. Dart
Road, Apache Junc- Tournaments Tues. &
tion. Open to pub- Thurs. 2p, 500 cards
lic. For those who are at noon Weds & Sat,
grieving loss of some- Euchre Mon. & Thurs.
one close and want to 7p. Post & Ladies
begin the healing pro- Auxiliary mtings 2nd
cess, begin your jour- Tues. of each month
ney from mourning to at 7p., Men’s Auxiljoy. For more info call iary meet 1st Tues.
480-982-8266.
of month at 6:30p.
Call (480) 982-5039
Hospice Of The Val- for information or
ley – is offering a free visit website www.
grief support group at vfw9399.org.
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Construction Landscaping
A/C & Heating
East Coast Air
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can trust! 9/30
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Includes trip charge
& diagnosis
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•Licensed •Bonded •Insured
10/29
Three Phase
Mechanical
Air Conditioning & Heating
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•Sales •Service •Repair
•Installation
2011
Apache Junction
Chamber of Commerce
Small Business of the Year
Family Owned
24/Hr & Weekend Service
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Carpet Cleaning
A&A Cooling
and
Heating, LLC
10/14
Service • Repair • Installation
NON COMMISSION
BASED COMPANY
Apache Junction/
Gold Canyon
Preventative
Maintenance
Check up
$34.95
All other locations
call for pricing.
Carpet Plus Color
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Installation
11/25
(480) 380-3211
New or Remodeling
Kitchen • BathRooms
PAINTING & FLOORING
tile • roofing
water & fire damage
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480-516-8964
AZ ROC. KB-2 #270207
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• Move or Remove all
kinds of trees
• Buy & Sell All Kinds
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10 Years Experience 10/14
• 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
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ROC146571 • ROC146035
Cleaning Service
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pressure washing
exterior windows
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ADDITIONS
Framing/Drywall/Painting/Electrical
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10/28
Unlimited Landscaping
•Total Yard Clean-Up
•We do trim, cut & removal
of frost damaged trees,
plants & shrubs
•Weed removal & hauling
•You name it, We do it!
Same Day Service
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Vuna
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Bushes, Trees, Removals,
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Boom truck available
Senior Services 10/21
Home & Yard Care 10/14
Landscape & Cleanup
Roof Coating • Paint
Repairs • Pressure Wash
& MORE
NOT A LICENSED CONTRACTOR
•Plumbing •Carpentry
•Electrical •Drywall
•Painting •Hauling
•Drain Cleaning
Free Estimates • 35yrs exp
RV WASH & WAX
NOT A LICENSED CONTRACTOR
Adams Home
Repair
480.628.1554
Not a licensed contractor 12/2
A+ WITH BBB
maHOn
hOaURnCOdMPyLETE
ME SERVICES
o big
Y
all or to
No job too sm
Thomas Renovations
9/23
JEFF “ER” GEE’S
LANDSCAPE &
TREES
480-255-0763
480-983-977910/21
Painting
•Drives•Patios•Walks
•BBQ•Fake Grass
•Decorative Concrete
Pavers•Walls•Stucco
Craig Allen Painting
•Interior/Exterior
•Drywall Repairs
•FREE Estimates
Small Jobs Welcome!
Family Owned & Operated
Credit Cards Accepted
Rod Bywater • 480-265-7840
Apache Junction ROC # 274346 Licensed
Not a lic contractor
B.A.
Painting
RV Sales & Service
10/21
RV Sales & Service
Onan Generator Repair
A/C & Furnace Repair
Roof Treatment • Battery Service
Interior/Exterior Servicing & Cleaning
10131 E. Apache Trail • Apache Junction, AZ 85120
1-888-820-3433
www.LLCRV.com • Hrs: M-F 9am-4:30pm; Sat 9am-3pm
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YOUR
ELECTRONIC
EXPERTS
Interiors/Exteriors
Roof Coatings
Drywall • Stucco
Epoxy Floors
Service All Makes & Models
TV’s •Plasma, LCD, DLP, HDTV
New & Reconditioned Sales
• We Carry LG & Sanyo!
ROC#189396
480-986-8877
480.773.4376
www.rigidmasonry.com
•Lic •Bonded •Insured
9/30
Family Owned & Operated
Discounts
Whole
to first
House
Drain
time
Cleaning customers
DBA: M.D. Plumbing & Rooter
480.288.4584
FREE 24 Hour
Estimates Service
JTI Plumbing LLC
11/11
5/6
PLUMBING
Bonded
Insured
Accredited
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confideroofing@yahoo.com Business
480-221-737510/14
480.358.671410/28
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Masonry/
Concrete
•Block Fences • Concrete
•Repairs •Fire Pits
•Backyard Renovations
10/21
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ROOF MAINTENANCE • WARRANTIES
We offer professional workmanship,
competitive pricing and quality materials.
All with fast and efficient service.
Trees & Shrubs Trimmed
Irrigation • Hauling • Granite
Weed Control • Fertilization
Free Estimates
10/28
602-785-9621
11/4
aj resident • Licensed
RESIDENTIAL
In Home Service Calls
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9333 E Main, Mesa
Plumbing/Drains
•Handyman
•Maintenance
•Honey Do’s
480.241.2067
480.390.5511
480-432-7050
480-306-3253
10/28
Licensed 65-275448
Quality work, Reliable
Free Estimates
COMMERCIAL
• Tree/Bush/Cactus Shaping &
Removal • Scrap Hauling
•Drip & Sprinkler Repair
•Yard & Garage Cleanup
Weekly/Bi-weekly/Monthly
Free Estimates
9/30
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•Licensed •Bonded •Insured
Handyman
SON IN LAW
Todd’s LANDSCAPING
& HANDYMAN SERVICES
ROC #269438 •Bonded • Insured
2165 S. Coconino, Apache Junction (Idaho & Southern)
Chad Lipps 480-695-6612
www.alljobsconstruction.com
Licensed • Bonded
Residential & Commercial
Your Masonry Specialist
• Tenant Improvements
• Ground Up Buildings
• New Homes
• Remodels
• Additions
480-343-0433
602-657-0505
FREE Estimates
- Sales Large Selection of New & Used
- RENTALS Daily, Weekly & Monthly
- repairs All Makes
Be true to your work, your word, and your friend!
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Robinson Golf Car Supply
JTI Construction LLC
•Trees/Bushes Trimmed Removed
•Weeds Removed
•Full Property • Spray for Weeds
FREE Estimates
10/28
Golf Cars
480-982-7276
General Contractor
Commercial / Residential
ROC 281383 KB-1
FREE
10/28
10/14
U-Call Yard Service
& Hauling
DW’s
Landscaping
Everything Electrical, Lighting & Solar
Construction
10/21
480-982-6397
Apache Dee’s
Electrical Services
Licensed•Bonded•Insured
Cacti
10/21
Local
Customers
Electric
480-671-8137
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AJ Parks & Recreation
(visit www.ajcity.net or call 983-2181 for information)
(9/27) PARENT’S NIGHT OUT-SEPTEMBER – Join us for
a night of fun games and crafts. This PNO will be themed: Dr.
Suess Party. Wear your craziest outfit and get ready to enjoy
some Cat in the Hat fun! Ages range from 5 to 12 years old.
The fee is $4.00 for members of the Apache Junction MultiGenerational Center and $8.00 for non- members.
(9/28) AZ SCIENCE CENTER STEM CLUB: NASA ASTRONAUT – NASA must train all new recruits. Welcome
to your first day of training. Explore the world of Space and
how your body will act, react and adapt to space travel. Investigate and explore the tools, methods and sciences all astronauts need to know to accomplish the ultimate task: Space
Travel! There is a fee of $25. Ages are 8 to 12 year olds from
9am-Noon
(10/2) LITTLE TIGERS KARATE – This class will cover
the basics of Karate plus how to get away from an attacker,
how to fall, roll, jump & more! Uniforms are available for
purchase through instructor. This class is for ages 6 to 8 year
olds. The fee is $35.
For more information on any of our programs, please visit us
at www.ajcity.net or call us @ (480) 983-2181.
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AJHS Swim & Dive
‘Pack, continued from page 8
Apache Junction’s boys swim Beyer in both the 100 freestyle
impressive numbers thus fumble. Two more turn- and dive team toppled Tempe (1:03.22) and 100 breaststroke
far. Botamer caught six overs went to Robby Dar- last Thursday by a 117-33 (1:16.04), Thalia Arreola in
passes for 217 yards and ras with an interception and score. The AJHS girls put up the 50 freestyle (33:00), Sheltwo scores.
a fumble recovery along a good fight in their meet but bi Nothaft in the 100 backAlso making big con- with his six tackles. Other came up just short, 77-61.
stroke (1:31.20), Sam Collins
tributions for the Wolf- key defensive contributors
First place finishers for in the 500 freestyle (9:36.63),
pack offense was sopho- included Christian Walters AJHS boys included Conner Cheyenne Burns in diving,
more Brodey Powser, who with six tackles, Bradley Lambert in both the 50 free- and in the 200 freestyle relay
brought in six catches for Sowards with three tackles style (27:47) and 100 free- (2:16.96) and 200 medley re146 yards, two TD’s, and and two interceptions, Dy- style (1:01.97), Michael Wi- lay (2:32.33).
three two-pointers.
lan Divis with four tackles, ertsema in the 200 freestyle, In a separate meet held last
Apache Trail did make and Zach Thomas, Anthony James Anderson in the 500 week at Campo Verde, AJHS
improvements on its lack- Stamps and Dylan Williams freestyle (6:30.47), Chandler divers Bryce Milkey and
luster ground game as four with three tackles each.
Donald in the 100 backstroke Burns both placed second
The Wolfpack get a “bye” (1:17.47), Avery McAllis- overall. Also finishing second
different ball carriers had
attempts in the game. Be- on their Arizona Charter Ath- ter in the 100 breaststroke were Beyer in the girls 100
sides Powser’s unstoppable letic Association schedule (1:13.40), Trevor Kelley in breaststroke and McAllister
scrambling, Sean Luc Wy- this coming Friday and will diving, and all three relays in the boys 100 breaststroke.
att carried the ball 10 times be in action again on Friday, (200 freestyle - 1:46.63, 200
The AJHS swim and dive
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