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ARIZONA DAILY SUN, Flagstaff, Arizona, Friday, July 15, 19943 Pathways of Memories After being found, he was taken to Grand Canyon Clinic for treatment of dehydration, exposure and fatigue. He was treated and released and returned with relatives to his home in Illinois Wednesday morning, the Park Service reported. Charged with DUI Alex K. Joe, 30, P.O. Box 1283, Chinle, charged with felony DUI, 12:31 a.m.

today. Gerard D. Otero, 32, 903 W. Grand Canyon Flagstaff, charged with felony DUI, 8:26 pjn. Thursday.

Cameron Scott Pickett, 50, 2912 E. Route 66, Flagstaff, charged with felony DUI, 11:55 a.m. Thursday. Thomas and Julie Force, Holbrook, a son, 7 pounds, 7 ounces. JUNE 23 William and Catherine Pringle, Flagstaff, a daughter, 6 pounds, 15 ounces.

Patrick and Barbara Connolly, Flagstaff, a daughter, 6 pounds, 7 ounces. John and Candace Thorson, Sedona, a daughter, 6 pounds, 15 ounces. JUNE 24 Vernon Clashin and Fiorina Daniels, Flagstaff, a son, 7 pounds, 2 ounces. Nasim and Marion Salari, Flagstaff, a daughter, 5 pounds, 1 3 2 ounces. JUNE 25 Gregory and Vonceil Sanchez, Flagstaff, a son, 6 pounds, 14 Public record Police Log National Park Service rangers on Tuesday found a Chicago-area hiker had been missing in Grand Canyon since late Sunday.

A Park Service release said William Lederer, 61, was found at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in a drainage off the main Hermit Trail into the canyon. He had set out to hike the rugged trail on July 8 and was reported missing the following Sunday by relatives. Park rangers said Lederer had apparently underestimated the difficulty of die trail and the effects of desert climate typical during this time of year." New Citizens JUNE 22 100 YEARS AGO Joseph Pulitzer, publisher of The New York World, has presented a bronze group to the city of Paris. 50 YEARS AGO Local officers arrested Charles Wilbert Brant, Holbrook, this week and ended a one-man burglary wave.

25 YEARS AGO Scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey Center of Astrogeology in Flagstaff will play a key role in the Apollo 1 1 lunar landing. 10 YEARS AGO Walter Mondale has ousted Democratic National Chairman Charles Marratt. each other. It as if they have been playing the roles together forever, and their timing in ducts Thursday helped make for a memorable opening night.

For Russell, the show is hail and farewell. After five years on the faculty at NAU and as producer and manager of the NAU Repertory Theater, the veteran director who first came to Flagstaff as a teen-ager in time to shovel snow in the big storm of 1949 is planning retirement and a move to a warmer-climate. Hes giving the town a very nice farewell gift. last hurrah Fantasticks Jessica Haislet, 7, watches the water level Thursday as she helps her mother fill a water tank for their west Flagstaff house. The Haislets live in the Westridge area and have to haul water to their home.

undeniable and attractive force in this show. The three principal characters are Tyler, Wright and Darling as El Gallo, Matt and Louisa. Tyler is suave and brings off the shows one hit song, Try to Remember, with nice feeling. On opening night, Wright got better as the show progressed. Darling set an early standard of strength and stayed with it.

None of the actors has a particularly appealing singing voice, but this is a show that requires expression, and all managed that with a certain finesse. Campbell and White team as the fathers, two men going to extremes to try to get their children to marry A review only White, but Adam Tyler, Tory Wright, Jodi Marie Darling, Dowling Speed Campbell, Nick Cor-dileone. Bob Yowell and Norm Jarvis. Yowell and Jarvis as The Old Actor and The Man Who Dies -20th-century reincarnations of the Duke and the King from Huck-lebeny Finn come very close to stealing the show. The bundle of enormous talent called Cordileone hasnt got a single line as The Mute, but with facial expression and precisely done pantomime, he is an Rose Special $10 a dozen Cash Floral Arts 1 24 S.

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We are greatful for each and everyone's support! Greatfully, 302 V8 5 Speed Transmission Power Steering Air Conditioning Cruise Control AmFm Cassette Alloy. Wheels Power Windows Power Door Locks PRICES EXPIRE 72094 Russells By PAUL SWEITZER Sun Staff Reporter It doesnt seem likely two people named Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt ever would write a hit show that endured forever. They did. Its called The Fantasticks: A Parable About Love, and this summer it ends a continuous 35-year run in New York. In the meantime, it opened Thursday night in Flagstaff on the stage of the Clifford E.

White Theater at Northern Arizona University for a nine-performance run, over the next three weekends, that is both a last hurrah and a history-maker. The role of the boys father, in the production directed by Tal Russell, is played by Clifford E. White, marking probably the first time in American theater history that an actor has played a leading role in a theater named in his honor. Russell has put together an excellent ensemble cast that includes not Obituaries Elizabeth Wilcox Elizabeth R. Wilcox, a student at Mingus Union 'High School, died July 12 in Sedona, as the result of injuries received in a traffic accident.

She was 17. Services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Sedona Community Cemetery. Miss Wilcox was bom Aug. 18, 1976, in Kansas City, Mo.

She was employed at a Sedona restaurant at the time of death. She is survived by her parents, Scot and Darlene Jacoby Wilcox; brothers, John and Paul; and a sister, Mary, all residents of the Village of Oak Creek. Greers Mountain View Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Clarence O. Peters Clarence 0.

Peters, a retired firefighter, died July 14 at Flagstaff Medical Center. He was 71. Memorial service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday by Max Lafser at Unity of Flagstaff, 2708 N. Fourth St.

Mr. Peters was bom Aug. 5, 1922, in Hawarden, Iowa. He became a firefighter in Los Angeles in 1951 and worked there until retirement in 1980. He moved to Flagstaff in 1988.

Mr. Peters was a veteran in the U.S. Armys 11th Airborne Division, serving in World War II. He is survived by his companion, Julia Walker, Flagstaff; his mother, Anna Peters, San Diego; son, Dan Peters, Temecula, brothers, Morton Peters, Torrance, and Carl Peters, Pinole, a sister, Mary Bunt, San Diego; and nine grandchildren. Flagstaff Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.

EORD IMERCURYJ IlIINCOlINl Community events i Attracting wildlife The Arboretum at Flagstaff is offering a class on Wildlife Gardening in Flagstaff from a.m. Saturday. Rick Miller, habitat program leader, and Arizona Game and Fish officials will talk about attracting song birds, hummingbirds, butterflies and wildlife to gardens in Flagstaff. Discussion will cover which plants attract wildlife and meet other needs at the same time. All the instructors are avid gardeners and can answer questions that deal with problems relating to wildlife in this area.

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