18 DECEMBER 2018 SATURDAY12/8 Christmas in the Park 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. at the Sedona Heritage Museum, 735 Jordan Road, Sedona. Get your mind off the holiday hustle and head to Sedona for Christmas in the Park. Visit with the tumbleweed snowman, enjoy hot cider, holiday cookies, holiday décor, storytelling, make and take activities, and local authors having meet and greets. This event is free. For more: visitsedona.com. FRIDAY 12/14 Kids Night Out 6 – 9 p.m. at the City Campus Teen Center, 620 E. McNeil, Show Low. The Christmas hustle is in full swing by now and it’s time for a night off. The City Campus Teen Center has just the solution – Kids Night Out. Kids ages 5 – 11 will have the opportunity to create their very own dinner, also known as pancake creation night. Once dinner is done, there will be a movie put on, with games and activities also at the ready. This event is free. For more: showlowaz.gov. SATURDAY 12/15 Jolly Holiday Food Truck Movie Night 4 – 8 p.m. at Sundance Park, 22865 W. Lower Buckeye Road, Buckeye. Grab your blankets, pillows and chairs and get ready for a family fun movie night. There will be a holiday movie up on the big screen, but also pictures with Santa, hot cocoa, cookies, food trucks, a holiday dance party, kids activities, and a vendor village. It’s the perfect family night out. For more: westvalleypopup.webs.com. SATURDAY 12/17 Stocking-Stuffer Bazaar 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Prescott Activity Center, 824 E. Gurley St., Prescott. The last thing on your Christmas to-do list is to stuff the stockings, and what better way to find the perfect gift than at the non-profit Stocking Stuffer Bazaar? More than 50 organizations, school and service groups will be selling their gifts, crafts and baked goods. There will be carolers and a chance to meet Santa. Support your local non-profit agencies and find that perfect last minute gift. For more: stocking-stuffer-bazaar.com. SATURDAY 12/22 Festival of Lights 6 p.m. on the London Bridge, Lake Havasu City. Looking at Christmas lights is part of the holiday tradition – why not go somewhere where the lights set N. Leroux St., Flagstaff. We’ve all seen the iconic ball drop in NYC on New Year’s Eve, but have you ever seen a gigantic pinecone drop to celebrate the New Year? If not, head to Weatherford Hotel, where a massive pinecone will mark the New Year twice – once at 10 p.m. to coincide with New York, and again at midnight for Arizona. Bring your mittens and hat, it’s going to be a cold welcome to 2019. For more: flagstaffarizona.org. the water aglow? Take a stroll under the London Bridge and gaze at over 500,000 lights set up on the shores of the lake. Plus, you might catch a glimpse of Santa Claus, so make sure you bring your Christmas list along. For more: golakehavasu.com. MONDAY 12/31 Pinecone Drop 10 p.m. at the Weatherford Hotel, 23 Festival of Lights on the London Bridge in Lake Havasu City. OUT OF THE AREA, BUT WORTH THE DRIVE 4510 N 24th Street • Phoenix, AZ 85016 • (602) 954-9088 • staphxschool.org NOW ENROLLING! Find Admissions Details or Schedule a Tour at staphxschool.org This school is authorized under Federal law to enroll nonimmigrant alien students. To our loyal customers, vendors and friends: Dyer Electric was started in 1946 in our backyard by our parents W.E. and Modena Dyer at 2710 W Polk St. They literally started with nothing and built the company from the ground up. Their motto was “no job too small.” My sister, Pam, brother, Phil and myself all worked as kids at the shop as well as the grandkids; Ryan, Cristi and Shawn (Phil’s), and Thomas and Will (Vic’s). Our family is very blessed to have had a mom and dad who taught us what a good work ethic is. Over the years Dyer Electric has been a great opportunity for my brother Phil and myself. We both made our careers at Dyer Electric and were very fortunate. We are a union shop out of Local 640 that has been very good to Dyer Electric over the years. I had the privilege of going through the electrical apprenticeship in the early 1980’s. My brother, Phil was President of NECA for many years. On June 11, 2018 my brother, Phil passed away. He will be dearly missed by his family, friends and the electrical industry. My dad told me I would know when it’s time to hang it up. Sadly, that time has arrived. As of December 2018, Dyer Electric will be closing, but our loyal office manager, Dona Dolezal will be continuing under the Dyer Electric name and phone number. Please give her your full support. I know she will do a great job of carrying on the Dyer Electric legacy. Dona as well as our superintendent, Marty Wood have been with Dyer Electric for 25 years. Marty will be retiring in December as well. Thank you both from the Dyer Family. In closing, I would like to thank all of our customers for their support over the years, as well as current and former employees. You are the reason we served the valley for 72 years. Our family takes pride in the reputation we have built and Dyer Electric being the oldest license in the valley. Thank you, Vic Dyer and the entire Dyer family