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ArizonA DAily Sun Saturday, July 14, 2018 A3 1 BEN SHANAHAN, ARIZONA DAILY SUN Mayor Coral Evans gives a short speech and introduction with members of the Miss Navajo Council Friday morning at City Hall to begin an event marking the Navajo treaty of 1868. the morning also included a song from Ms. Marilyn Help-Hood, a reading of the 13 articles of the treaty, song and dance from local indigenous community members and a poetry reading from Ms. Sunny dooley. the treaty itself was in many ways a promise to grant Navajo people return to their ancestral home after the u.S.

army army marched about 11,500 people 400 miles to a desolate reservation at Bosque redondo in New Mexico between 1863 and 1866. MARKING 1868 Beacon Unitarian Univer- salist: and Beings of Speaker andy Hogg thinks that human beings are both pri- mates and spiritual beings of light. He will offer some humorous ex- amples of ways that we are like chimpanzees and gorillas. He will share his thoughts about how we seem to be beings of spiritual en- ergy too. the contradictions be- tween those two ways of biological and the essence of the human experi- ence.

http://www.beaconuu.com/. Unity of Flagstaff: rev. arvel Bird brings his music and wisdom to our service with a message ti- tled program is available. Fellowship follows the service. unityofflagtaff.org.

First Congregational Church (United Church of Christ): 740 N. turquoise drive Guest pastor rev. Margaret Gramley will preach on based on acts and Psalm 85. all are welcome! dani McGruer, fccflag- 9287740890. http://fccflagstaff.org.

Spiritual Center for Inten- tional Living: Join us on Sunday for an uplifting talk by alex ree- gan, and special music by dorris Muramatsu. We are an indepen- dent New thought church, teach- ing and practicing the Science of Mind philosophies brought forth by Ernest Holmes over 90 years ago. all are welcome to attend. Holy Cross Orthodox Church: Please join us for divine liturgy with Father Earl. http://www.holy- crossflagstaff.org/.

Flagstaff Friends Meeting (Quakers): Silent Meeting for worship every Sunday followed by social hospitality. First day School is held as well. Casual mid-week fellowship is held on Wednesdays, with the group go- ing for pizza afterward. Come join us. all are welcome.

a chance for first-timers to learn about Quak- ers and Quakerism. For more in- formation check out our website https://www.fgcquaker.org/cloud/ flagstaff-friends-meeting or call 928-607-5725. Living Christ Lutheran Church: We gather weekly on Sundays to worship through mu- sic, teaching, prayer and sacra- ments. Fellowship time after ser- vice. Pastor Kurt Fangmeier will be leading worship.

christflagstaff.org. Flagstaff Christian Fellow- ship: a leader Gets de- from Numbers will be the message by Pastor Steve Cole, followed by commu- nion. Nursery and preschool as well as Pastries Fellowship. there will be an evening service. Other Bible studies and home fellowship groups are available during the week.

Please contact the church office for information on all at fonline.org. Trinity Heights United Methodist Church: Join us this Sunday for worship. thumc.com. Peace Lutheran Church: an unpopular Pastor Brian Pape will be speak- ing on Mark this Sunday. Our earlier service will include a baptism and Holy Communion.

the later service will be prais- ing out lord with music with our Praise Band. We have fellowship and bible study between services. Come join us. anflagstaff.org. The Episcopal Church of the Epiphany: a.m.

Priest Marianna Gronek celebrates at all services, and rev. Scott deasy preaches Saturday and Sunday. Open doors Gallery art in ac- tion exhibit: Brothers, Our photographs by dr Mi- chael Collier and Jake Bacon on display through July 17. 928-774- 2911. http://www.epiphanyaz.org.

Christian Science Church Ser- vices: the subject of this sermon is, Wednes- day testimony meetings are held each week. Everyone is welcome to attend. the subject of the read- ings for this coming Wednesday is Show us How to Our Christian Science read- ing room is open on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Call 928-556-0510 for full church information. Calvary Bible Church: Sunday teaching by Pastor aaron Hulbert: am the light of the from John 8.

Exegetical Bible teaching. Bible Study: How to your Chil- dren welcome to attend, nursery care available. Wednesday: Bible Study of Job and Congre- gational Prayer time. Sunday July 15th, Missionary Potluck. tuesday of every month, fellowship.

Saturday, break- fast and Bible Study. calvarybibleflagstaff.com. Church of the Resurrection: ruined for the about listening to God and based on John is this ser- mon by Pastor Bob Norton. today is our all church picnic at Pine Canyon from 11 to 2 p.m. Come and bring a dish to share for the BBQ.

Games and fellowship pro- vided. Bring a friend! The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon): Sunday services held at four Flag- staff locations: 4165 S. lake Mary road, 625 E. Cherry 2401 E. linda Vista dr.

and, for young single adults, 239 E. Saunders dr. Meetings are also held in Wil- liams at 1111 Stockmens road and at the Shrine of the ages on the South rim of the Grand Canyon. Sunday services consist of Sacra- ment Meeting, Sunday School and special instruction for various age and interest groups (Priesthood Meeting for men, relief Society for women, young Women for youth and Primary for children). RELIGION Replacement of Grand Canyon Village lodging complex offered GRAND CANYON NA- TIONAL PARK (AP) Federal officials want to demolish and rebuild an aging lodging complex at Grand Canyon Village on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.

An open house is sched- uled Wednesday on the proposal to replace the six-building Maswik South complex, which was built in 1971 and which the National Park Service says has exceeded its useful life of 40 The park service said it is seeking public comment as it prepares an environmen- tal assessment to develop and evaluate alternatives for the project. The project would in- clude replacing the com- current 90 rooms with up to 120 rooms and constructing a half-mile of new road to improve traffic flow. A concessionaire op- erates the complex under a contract with the park service. Volunteer candidates sought to run for Northern AZ school boards There are 11 Coconino County School Districts with governing board va- cancies for the November 6 election. According to a Coconino County press release, Su- perintendent of Schools Risha VanderWey is en- couraging residents to get involved in local education by running as volun- teer school a rs to help shape pol- icies im- a i education.

To be eligible, candidates must be registered vot- ers in the state of Arizona and residents of the school district they are running for, for at least one year prior to the November 6 election. Candidates or their spouses may not be an employee of the district. Nomination packets can be found online at http://coconino.az.gov 1 9 3 2 0 1 8 Board-Elections. Packets can only be turned in between July 9 through August 8, 2018. For more information or to request a packet by mail, please call Elizabeth Sorg at 928-679-8070 or e-mail Below is a list of the Northern Arizona districts with seats available: Flagstaff Unified School District (two seats); Williams Unified School District (two seats); Grand Canyon Uni- fied School District (three seats); Page Unified School District (three seats); Maine Consolidated Unified School District (four seats); Tuba City Unified School District (two seats); Coconino Community College District 5 (one seat); Coconino Associ- ation for Vocations, In- dustry and Technology (CAVIAT) Fredonia, Grand Canyon, Williams, and Page; and Northeast Arizona Technological Institute of Vocational Education (NATIVE) Tuba City.

VanderWey RALLYING TO FISH Above: Bill davidor, a fishing volunteer with arizona Game and Fish, talks to a young fisherman about the different bait options Friday morning during a Police rallying around youth Event at Frances Short Pond. Left: Kaitlyn White, the Sport Fisheries intern with arizona Game and Fish, teaches a young fisherman some tips and tricks for the pole he is using, Friday morning at Frances Short Pond. BEN SHANAHAN PHOTOS, ARIZONA DAILY SUN LOTTERIES MEGa MIllIONS: 21-22-39- 59-68 (2) FaNtaSy 5: 07-19-20-23-36 PICK 3: 7-7-1 BRIEFS PHOENIX (AP) A Hon- duran 1-year-old who was separated from his father at the U.S.-Mexico border and who took his first steps at a shelter for immigrant chil- dren will soon be reunited with his parents, according to the consulate office in Dallas. The Honduran consul- ate confirmed it is working closely with U.S. authorities to get the child back to his parents in Honduras within the next few days.

The consular officials spoke on condition of anonymity be- cause they were not autho- rized to speak on the matter. The boy, Johan, faced an immigration judge without his parents last week in a case that garnered interna- tional attention. The calm, quiet boy was dressed neatly in a but- ton-up shirt, pants and dress shoes at immigration court in Phoenix on July 6. He played with a pur- ple ball, drank milk from a bottle with his name affixed to it and asked for during the hour-plus hear- ing. Toward the end of the hearing, his shoes had come off.

The judge, John W. Rich- ardson, expressed misgiv- ings about the case. embarrassed to ask it, because I know who you would explain it to, unless you think that a 1-year-old could learn im- migration Richardson told the lawyer representing the 1-year-old boy. The lawyer asked for a voluntary departure order that allows the U.S. government to fly him back to Honduras.

Richardson granted it. Johan took his first steps at a government-contracted shelter about two weeks ago, said Pamela Florian, an attorney at the Florence Project in Arizona. The Florence Project is handling his case. 1-year-old separated from dad will return soon NSKYSCRAPERC 2:30, 5:00, 7:30, 10:00 HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 3: SUMMER VACATION 10:00, 10:30, 11:50, 1:00, 2:15, 2:45, 3:20, 4:45, 5:15, 5:45, 7:15, 8:15, 9:45, 10:40 3D HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 3: SUMMER VACATION 7:45 SKYSCRAPER 4:30, 7:00, 8:00, 9:30, 10:30 3D SKYSCRAPER 5:20, 10:15 ANT-MAN AND THE WASP 11:45, 2:40, 4:00, 5:20, 6:45, 8:00, 9:40, 10:40 THE FIRST PURGE 1:00, 3:20, 4:05, 5:40, 7:30, 8:05, 10:25, 11:05 SICARIO: DAY OF THE SOLDADO 4:45, 7:30, 10:15 UNCLE DREW 5:10, 8:40 JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM 11:15, 2:00, 3:50, 4:50, 6:40, 7:40, 9:30, 10:30 THE INCREDIBLES 2 3:30, 6:20, 9:10 TAG 8:45 8 6:10, 11:00 KF YOU BE MY NEIGHBOR? 6:25, 9:45 Special Engagement No Passes, No Coupons Closed Captioning Device not available Audio Description Headsets not available Saturday 7.14 2018Showtimes valid for 2007 VOTED BEST JEWELER by Arizona Daily Sun Readers In Historic Downtown Flagstaff 204 E. Route 66 Flagstaff, AZ 773-8914.