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VCA Elliot Park Animal Hospital Wrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 4‘Equal opportunity’ valedictoriansMore students now eligible to give graduation speechesy understanddloveforanimalscause we’vegotit too!Full service veterinary hospitalDiagnostic & Medical CareSurgery & DentalGrooming & BoardingDogs & CatsFREE InitialHealth Exam(For new clients only.Up to 2 pets perhousehold. Must bring this ad. Not validwith other offers. Expires 6-30-11.)$5.00 OFFFirst Grooming(Must bring this ad. Not valid with otheroffers. Expires 6-30-11.)50% OFF VaccinePreventive Care ClinicThursdays 1- 5 pm(480) 838-8700By Mark CrudupFor the first time this year, Corona del Sol graduationwill include two student speakers whomay or may not be valedictorian and salutatorian.Changes to previous years’ graduation traditionwill be implemented for this year’s graduatingseniors. This allowed any student ranking in the top 5percent of the class to apply for “academic speaker” atthe graduation ceremony, said Renee Howard,Corona del Sol High School site council member.Students with a 2.5 grade-point average orhigher were able to apply for the speaker position.“All of those students (in the top five percent oftheir class) exhibit valedictorian characteristics,”Howard said.“So we wanted to give those students an equalopportunity to speak at graduation.”In past years, Corona speakers were solelyvaledictorian and salutatorian students, a traditionshared with most other local high schools.“Corona is the only high school to do this (allowapplicants for speaker positions),” Howard said. “Itwas an effort to give the opportunity to those whohave a strong desire to speak at graduation.”Both positions require that students have no “offcampussuspensions” during their high school career,— SPEAKERS, Page 5Being CHEAPIsn't Always A Bad Thing.Fundraiser StartsSaturday, ayFeb5!

Wrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 5For a lovable Valentine’s Day bauble, there’s bear-ly time leftDave Kendall, owner of Day’s Fine Jewelry, and his wife, Norma, are gettingready to play cupid this Valentine’s Day, one of the year’s busiest holidays. It’sthe time when couples traditionally splurge on the most extravagant remembrances,even on un-extravagant budgets. Kendall promises the perfect gift, nomatter what that budget might be. The longtime local store is in Fry’s MarketCenter, next to Filiberto’s, on the southeast corner of McClintock andGuadalupe, Tempe. Information: 480-831-6086.— Wrangler News photoSpeakersFrom Page 4as well as no “major” disciplinary oracademic referrals, as outlined in thestudent handbook, Howard said.Selected students who applied forspeaking positions will write speechesat a “writing day” exercise on Saturday,Feb. 19, during one of three separatewriting sessions.Potential candidates were requiredto submit a screening application.Students ranked one and two intheir class will be automaticallysubmitted in the application process.Interested students can contactJustine Centanni at 480-752-8818 orRenee Howard at 480-783-3341 forinformation.$1OFF50¢ OFF$36 PARTYTRAY 480-726-TACOSouth of Chandler Fashion CenterTEMPE480-839-TACO839-TASE Corner Mill & BaselineSTAPLEY480-755-TACOSE Corner Stapley & BaselineSAN TAN480-497-TACOMarket St. south of Williams Field

Wrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 6Utilization increasing at youth services centerOutreach teams hit the streets in search of teens needing helpRegistering Nowfor the 2011-2012School YearIn our 38th year - Come see what thebuzz is about!Dayspring Preschool & Kindergarten1365 E. Elliot Road Tempe, AZ 85284480-838-9097www.dayspringpreschool.comTempe’s Tumbleweed Center for Youth Developmentsaw a significant change in the number ofyouth utilizing its resources in the past year, executivedirector Dick Geasland said. “We’ve had a lotmore usage.”The increase was not unexpected.“It’s just a factor of the economy, our newlocation and changing the age limit from 22 to 25.”Tumbleweed is a nonprofit organization thatprovides emergency shelter and services for runawayyouth and serves those who are abused, abandoned,troubled or neglected.The new Tempe center is located downtown, onMill Avenue.“We have an outreach team in Tempe and inPhoenix,” he said. “They are very visible and are outthere in the community to identify those who needhelp.”Tumbleweed volunteers visit Tempe schools, aswell, to educate students on the resources that areavailable.“We try to get in the door to wherever we can tohelp these kids,” Geasland said. “Some (of theschools) don’t get it though, because they think we’regiving resources to kids who run away.”Tumbleweed serves clients 12 to 25 years old.Both the Tempe and Phoenix centers provide a widerange of resources for any youth experiencinghomelessness, Geasland said.“We start with basic needs, food and shelter,” hesaid. “There are showers and washing machines,computers and phones. We also have job servers anda job developer.”Tumbleweed also provides temporary andpermanent housing for youth over the age of 18, aswell as shelters that can be immediately available forthose under 18, Geasland said.Older youth who feel ready can utilizetransitional housing, and even work toward gaining apermanent apartment.Eventually, they can get help searching for joband preparing for interviews.After finding a job, they are required to pay up to30 percent of their salary toward the rental costs ofan apartment. For those who are under 18, the shelterrequires them to save 50 percent of their income fromjobs, which they get back when completing theprogram, Geasland said.“We have approximately 150 kids in theworkforce program right now,” he said. “Most areprobably using our other services, as well.”Tumbleweed also provides a learning center,which includes a GED program and a high school,Geasland said.— TEENS, Page 7PlumbingWater Heaters • Faucets • Fixtures • R/O SystemsWaterHeaterSale!40 or 50electric$ 20523Other sizes available.Similar sale prices.$25 OFFany plumbingrepair over $100Not valid with other offers. Exp 2/28/11.480-966-8795www.citywideplumbing.usProviding Prompt, ProfessionalService At Very ReasonableRates for Over 22 YearsGregg G. Goodsell, EAEnrolled Agent*“Licensed to Represent TaxpayersBefore the Internal Revenue Service”(480) 361-5863(SE corner of Ray & 56th St)onlyassurance of a true tax professional.

‘Spirit of Tempe’ award torecognize noted area activistLongtime south Tempe residentDave Cutty has been named recipient ofthe Tempe Chamber of Commerce’s“Spirit of Tempe” Award, to bepresented Feb. 18 at the 14 th annualBreakfast for Chamber Champions.The award recognizes lifetimeachievements of service, dedication andcontribution to the community andhonors hard work and strongcommitment to improving the qualityof life in Tempe.More than 40 years ago, Cutty wasa college student who found himselftouched by the friendship he developedwith a young man with a seriousdisability. It was at that time that hededicated his life to making adifference in the lives of individualswith disabilities.He has never wavered from thatcommitment. Cutty has led The Centersfor Habilitation over the years, andunder his direction TCH has becomeone of the premier organizations in thenation providing services to individualswith disabilities.Along that journey he never forgothis role as a citizen of the Tempecommunity. Cutty has served onnumerous boards and commissionsand was a member of TempeLeadership Class I, later serving on itsTeensFrom Page 6“All of our youth have access to ourlearning center,” he said. “We have ahigh school that is part of the MaricopaRegional School District, with about 45kids enrolled.”The underlying theme ofTumbleweed is to give Arizona’s youtha safe place to stay and get help,Geasland said.Accordingly, the organization isalso an affiliate of Safe Place, a nationalprogram that originated from theYMCA, and provides a location whereyouth can get help, from Circle K’s toother local businesses.Companies involved in the SafePlace program train their employees toWrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 7board of directors and helping blaze atrail for one of the most successfulleadership programs in the Valley.In addition, he has received theDon Carlos Humanitarian Award, theCity of Tempe Pride of the City Awardand the National Council of WorkCenters Management ExcellenceAward, among others.He has helped to show thousandsof individuals with disabilities how tobecome productive and active memberswithin their community.He has done this with a soliddisplay of humanity, ethics and humor,according to Mary Ann Miller,president and CEO of the TempeChamber.“Dave Cutty’s work has literallychanged the lives of thousands ofpeople. Dave has great business sense,and gets involved throughout thecommunity. He not only lives hispassion, he instills that passion inothers,” said Miller.Breakfast for Chamber Championsis scheduled 7:30 a.m. Feb. 18 atTempe Mission Palms Hotel.The public is invited to attend andmay purchase tickets by calling (480)967-7891 or visiting www.tempechamber.org.help any youth who comes in withhomelessness issues.“They make a commitment to dealwith young people differently,” he said.“If they can’t help them, they callus immediately and we arrange to havethem picked up and taken to one of thecenters.”Local Safe Place locations includeQuickTrip and Arizona Federal CreditUnion.“The first message is don’t runaway, but if you do go to a Safe Place(where signs indicate that company’saffiliation with the program).”— Mark CrudupKRISTIE JOHNSON LOSTMORE THAN 100 LBSBecause one daySHE TOOK CONTROLOF HER LIFEKRISTIE’S SITUATIONWAS LIKE LOTS OF YOUNGMOTHERS’. Aftert he first baby, the weightstays.Then more c omes with the nextbaby. For years,she just bought bigger clothes.But one dayKristie was afraid to get on the floor with her daughter becauseshe was scare ed she couldn’t get up again. That’sthe day shedecided to dosomething. Weight loss surger ry helped her lose121 pounds in 12 months. I S TODAY YOUR DAY?®Always French Press.Never Drip.NOW FEATURINGCafe & BakeryBreakfast & LunchFrittata • Stuffed Brioche • Muffins • Cookies & More!SE Corner Baseline & McClintock • 480.7775373M-F 5:30am-7pm / S & S 6:30am-7pm / stevesespresso.comCall 1-800-248-5553 or visit bridgesaz.com toregister for a free weight loss seminar.Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1 p.m.Tempe St. Luke’s Hospital | 1492 S. Mill Ave., Suite 208 | Tempe, AZ 85281

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Wrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 9Popcorn, Milk Duds and your Favorite SqueezeMark Moorhead’s ‘Best of’ listing of all-time romantic film classicsBy M.V. MoorheadFlowers wilt. Candy endangers the waistline.Jewelry endangers the credit card. But a goodromantic movie can make for a world-classValentine’s Day.Choosing the right Valentine’s movie is an art,however. Every taste must be taken into account, ofcourse, but so must the danger of over-familiarity.Few would question that, say, Casablanca or TheShop Around the Corner or West Side Story or KingKong or Moonstruck or Room With a View or AnOfficer and a Gentleman are fine love stories, butsuch obvious choices may land with a thud. Here area few choices that may set the heart aflutter:French Kiss (1995)—Meg Ryan, as an uptightAmerican expat in Canada, pursues her strayingfiancé Timothy Hutton to Paris, gets stranded, andfalls in with scruffy, shady Frenchman Kevin Kline.Guess what happens? This wry, mature comedy,hinging on Ryan’s best performance and one ofKline’s, may be the most underappreciated movieromance of the last two decades.Roxanne (1987)—Steve Martin wears the bigschnoz in this 20 th -Century American version of theCyrano myth. Daryl Hannah is the glorious titlecharacter, and Rick Rossovitch is the unworthy clodto whom Martin feeds silver-tongued eloquence.Martin also scripted this delightful small-towncomedy.Pride & Prejudice (2005)—Deftly directed by JoeWright, this version of Jane Austen’s masterpiece hasspeed and informality and lush visual beauty, and it’sfull of eccentric, genuinely funny performances, byKeira Knightley as Lizzie and touching, sad-facedMatthew Mcfadyen as her Darcy, but also by BrendaBlethyn and Donald Sutherland as her parents, JudyDench as Darcy’s disapproving aunt, and TomHollander as the excruciating Mr.Collins, among many others. Ang Lee’ssuperb 1995 version of Sense andSensibility is a fine choice too, if youand your sweetie are in an Austen sortof mood.The Goodbye Girl (1977)—Richard Dreyfuss won his Best ActorOscar for his performance in the NeilSimon comedy. Marsha Mason plays the titlecharacter, a former dancer and single mother who’sforced to share her Manhattan apartment withcharming-if-hyper actor Dreyfuss. She’s recently beendumped by another actor, so Dreyfuss is swimmingupstream in his efforts to win her heart. With QuinnCummings as her daughter, with whom Dreyfussbonds, and Paul Benedict, hilarious as an addlebrainedShakespearean director.Same Time, Next Year (1978)— Meeting once ayear for a quarter-century at a cottage on the Pacificcoast, a man and a woman, both married, catch eachother up on their lives before spending the nighttogether. Bernard Slade’s theatrical conceit about thisimprobably tidy annual adultery is made convincing,trendy ‘70s dialogue and all, but the heartfelt work ofits cast of two: Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn at hermost beautiful.Imagine Me & You (2005)—Piper Perabo is onher way up the aisle to marry Matthew Goode whenshe spots florist Lena Headey and they fall in love.The complications that arise from this startlingdevelopment make up the rest of this civilized, goodhearted,sometimes wistful comedy. Celia Imriestands out in the supporting cast as Perabo’s Mum.What’s Up, Doc? (1972)—Peter Bogdanovich’shomage to classic screwball comedies has become aclassic itself. Ryan O’Neal is a mild-manneredmusicologist whose world is rocked by wacky BarbaraStreisand; the two of them get caught up in anintrigue involving mixed-up identical luggage. Theterrific cast includes Kenneth Mars, Austin Pendeltonand the great Madeline Kahn, and Streisand andO’Neal sing one of the best love songs ever, “You’rethe Top,” over the end titles.Jackie Brown (1977)—I know, this is a crimemovie and it includes several murders, but I include ithere because the last thing anyone, fans or detractorsalike, expected from director Quentin Tarantino wasa mature love story. But this caper, based on Elmore— MOORHEAD, Page 10Staay Acctive ThisSpringPick up the spring Break TimeNOWatany Chandlerfacility! Sonoran Sunset Series eMusic - Feb. 10 Daddy Daughter Dance - Feb. 11 TRC Spring Intersession e Camps - March 14-25 TRC Family Nights - Every Wednesday! EEC Nature Spring Camps - March 14-18 Hershey Track Meet - March 5For more information or toregistervisitwww.chandleraz.gov/ /breaktime or call 480-782-27227Twitter: @ChandlerRec| Facebook: Chandler Recreation | YouTube: Chandler Recreation

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GardenFrom Page 12“We have a great group of local gardeners – Ilove the sense of community,” she said.“I think that my toddler seeing vegetablesgrowing and seeing that process, he’d be moreinterested in eating them.”Alex Prescott, garden organizer and Temperesident, said he hopes the garden will help educateother residents on sustainability.“It’s a nice gathering space for the community,”Prescott said.“The interaction and teaching that automaticallyhappens when you’re there is a great aspect.”A community-wide yard sale with proceeds goingto the garden is scheduled Feb. 12, at the garden site.Additionally, a fundraiser will be held Feb. 25, inGoing to Rocky Point?Get Mexican Auto Insurance Here...Before You Go!Wrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 13conjunction with Someburros.Twenty percent of proceeds from customers withspecific fliers will go toward the garden efforts.Proceeds from the next fundraising events will beused to connect the garden to a water source, shesaid.Auto Accidents Wrongful Death Slips and Falls Bar Assaults Dog BitesTo reserve a plot in the community garden, emailfriendsingascagardens@gmail.com.The garden is on the south side of Warner Roadbetween Rural Road and McClintock Drive.If you have donations for the Feb. 12 yard sale,send email to amandaschneider@cox.net.Visitwww.myazinjury.comto receive aFREEvehicle documentorganizer“You don’t pay us unless you collect” HONEST, ETHICAL & AGGRESSIVECut this out and keep in your vehicleWHAT TO DO IF YOU ARE IN AN ACCIDENT480-456-3080.Auto • Home • Life • Health • BusinessJoe SchmokerInsurance Agency480-898-1708DO NOT(480) 456-3080 420 W. Warner Road, Ste 101, Tempe myazinjury.comJohn Henry’sLive Entertainment!Wed Feb 2 Melloland Jazz | Thu Feb 3 House Music | Fri Feb 4 Anna ChepikovaSat Feb 5 Will Metzler | Sun Feb 6 Aebi-Coulson Jazz | Tue Feb 8 Jared HoweWed Feb 9 Just Us Duo Thu Feb 10 Jared Howe | Fri Feb 11 Anna ChepikovaSat Feb 12 Will Metzler Sun Feb 13 Aebi-Coulson Jazz | Mon Feb 14 Race BrownTue Feb 15 Jared Howe | Wed Feb 16 Melloland Jazz | Thu Feb 17 Jared HoweFri Feb 18 Anna Chepikova | Sat Feb 19 The Drive | Sun Feb 20 Aebi-Coulson JazzTue Feb 22 Jared Howe | Wed Feb 23 Chuck E Baby Acoustic Jam | Thu Feb 24 Jared HoweFri Feb 25 Anna Chepikova | Sat Feb 26 Will Metzler | Sun Feb 27 Aebi-Coulson JazzLounge opens at 3pm M-F, 5pm Sat & SunLounge Happy Hour:$10OFF Mon 3-close, Tues 3-7 (til close for ladies), Wed-Fri 3-7Purchase$P of Twwo Entrees Dining room open 5-10pm Sun-Thu, 5-11pm Fri & Sat Live entertainment Tues-Sun in the loungeAsk about our Wine Dinner on Feb 6!Check our website for events and entertainmentJohnHenrysRestaurant.com909 East Elliot (SE corner Rural/Elliot) in Tempe (480) 730-9009“Weare your new hangout”www.mccoolsbarandgrill.comll.comJoin us for Super Bowl XLV- GO PACKERS!We’re born and raised in Wisconsin...come hang with us Packer fans!Super Bowl Wing Special24 wings $10.99 - Order your party wings with us!Packer fans bring our cheese curds to your party!Just like being back in Wisconsin! Mexican Mondays$5 Taco Baskets$4 Nachos and Cheese Quesadillas$2 Dos XX pints all dayTuesday$5 McCool’s Burger DayCome try the best burger inChandler for only $5Wednesday45¢ Wings all dayKids Eat FREE with adult entree NEW MEN4910 W. Ray Rd. (NE Corner of Ray and Rural) 480-289-4222FREENEW MENU INFEBRUARY!

Wrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 14Preschoolthrough 8th gradeVoted aTop Preschoolin 2008, 2009and 2010!To your health . . . By Dr. Jack LassetterWomen and Heart Disease:What You Need to KnowA regular update from the staff atTempe St. Luke’s Hospital.Heart disease continues to be theleading cause of death for women in theUnited States. What once was thoughtof as a man’s issue now kills morewomen than men. One reason may bethat many people don’t recognize theunique symptoms of a heart attack inwomen.Jack Lassetter, MD, interventionalcardiologist at St. Luke’s Medical Center,helps define the risk factors ofheart disease and the more subtle signsof heart attacks in women.Q: What causes a heart attack?A: A heart attack occurs when theblood supply to the heart muscle is cutoff by plaque or a clot. If the blood supplyis restricted for more than a fewminutes, a part of the heart muscle diesand cannot be regenerated.Q: Why do more women die fromheart attacks than men?A: The symptoms of heart attacksin women can be much more vaguethan the traditional movie heart attack.Women usually don’t clutch theirchests and fall to the ground. Theypresent with more subtle signs andsymptoms that can come on quickly orcan last for days, even weeks. Symptomsmay include one or more of thefollowing:• Pressure, fullness, squeezing painin the center of the chest, spreading tothe neck, shoulder or jaw• Chest discomfort with light-headedness,fainting, sweating, nausea, orshortness of breath• Upper abdominal pressure or discomfort• Lower chest discomfort• Back pain• Unusual fatigue• Unusual shortness of breath• Dizziness• NauseaQ: What are the risk factors ofheart disease in women?A: The risk factors include diabetes,high blood pressure, high cholesterol,obesity and a family history ofheart disease. These risk factors are significantlyincreased if you smoke. Ac-— RISK, Page 15You Haveto See itto Believe It!PreschoolOPENHOUSEFebruary12, 201110am-Noon480.403.9500www.SummitSchoolAZ.orgCelebrating Our 5th YearEVEN MORE TO OFFER IN 2011!We’d like to invite the community in to see our remodeled training facility. Over the last coupleof months we have doubled in size, added new equipment, shower rooms and new flooring.Our 3,148 sq.ft. expanded facility features new antimicrobial rubber flooring to reduce germsand impact on joints, renovated restrooms and remodeled front entrance. In addition to thenew equipment that has been added, we now offer the ultimate sandbag, kettle bells, bodybags, steps and a rebounder. We can accommodate the training needs of all fitness levels andhave sport-specific capabilities as well.Happy New Year!Our Trainers Have Over 40 Years Combined Experience!

RiskFrom Page 14cording to the American Heart Association, an estimated20.9 million women put themselves at increasedrisk of heart attack and stroke by smokingcigarettes.Q: What can women do to lower their risk factors?A: Although you can’t do much about your familyhistory, you can make lifestyle changes to avoid manyof the other risk factors. Stop smoking. Get active.Don’t ignore warning signs. Take a moment to look atyour lifestyle, family history and your general health.With this information, you and your family doctorcan assess your risk and make a plan to avoid potentialproblems. And remember, there are no dumbquestions when it comes to your health. You need toknow your risk factors so that you can manage themsuccessfully. In many people, heart attacks are preventable.Your physician can work with you to help limityour risks but in the end, the choices you make are upto you. I tell my patients, you can drive the bus or letthe bus hit you and kill you. Be the driver not the victim.For more information about heart health, joinDr. Lassetter for “A Talk from the Heart,” a lively andinformative discussion followed by heart healthscreenings. The event will be held on Tuesday, Feb.15, 6-7:30 p.m. at Tempe St. Luke’s Hospital, 1800 E.Van Buren St., in Phoenix. For more information, orto register, call 1-877-351-WELL (9355).Wrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 15Jack Lassetter, MD,FACC, FSCAI, is an interventionalcardiologist on the medicalstaff at St. Luke’s MedicalCenter and in practice withPhoenix Heart Center. Formore information about St.Luke’s or Dr. Lassetter, call1-877-351-WELL (9355).This information is providedby St. Luke’s MedicalCenter as general informationonly and is not intended to replacethe advice of a physician.Good citizens, allKyrene de la Mariposa ElementaryPack 472 Webelos I Scouts arelearning about being good citizens,and met with Tempe Mayor HughHallman and Council-man CoryWoods in pursuit of their goal.Hallman encouraged them to be anactive part of the community as partof being good citizens. The field tripwas part of the Scouts’ campaign toearn the Webelos Citizen ActivityBadge.— Contributed by Janet Hamlin Tired of Franchise Restaurant Food?20 %Total Food Billwith coupon.Cannot be combined withother offers.Not valid Valentine’s Day.Expires 2/28/11.OFF(SW corner of Warner and McClintock)ohn E. Culp, III• DMAsk usabouta complimentary mentary new patientvisit forchildren ages 12-18 months.4232 East Chandler Boulevard, Suite #10Phoenix, AZ 85048Caprese Salad, Shrimp Green Bean SaladCaesar Salad, Fried Calamari, Eggplant MarcelloCannoli, Flan, Tiramisu, Assorted CheesecakeChicken Martini, Bracciolone Mama Mia, TunaEstriana, Salmon Ravioli, Halfmoon Asparagus,Chicken Parmagiana, Veal Parmagiana,Shrimp Michelangelo, Seafood Cannelloni Cannot be combined with any other offers or discounts.

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Tempe offers roof rat resourcesRoof rats seem to be back inabundance, and city of Tempe officialsonce again are offering guidance andresources to those who may be affected.South Tempe and other cityresidents are urged to pick up fruit andnuts from the ground, keep garbagecontainers covered, clean up pet waste,store bulk foods and pet foods insealed, rat-proof containers, andharvest citrus promptly andcompletely.To help control roof rats, residentscan drop off quality fruit at ElksScottsdale Lodge 2148, 6398 E. Oak St.,Scottsdale, so it can be donated to foodbanks, senior centers, jails and otherlocations. Dropoffs are acceptedSaturday mornings through March 26from 8 a.m. to noon. Information aboutroof rats will be available from 9-10:30a.m. at the same location.Signs of roof rat activity includehollowed-out citrus or fruit, ratdroppings, gnawing or scratchingnoises around home, damage toplastics, unsettled pets and damage tocoverings on electrical and otherwiring.People who suspect they have roofrats should call Maricopa CountyVector Control at 602-506-6616,Wrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 19leaving name, address, telephonenumber and location of the sighting.If sightings occur, residents shouldwork with their neighborhood orhomeowner associations to set upneighborhood meetings or citruscleanup dates.Call Tempe’s NeighborhoodHotline at 480-350-8234 for moreinformation on this process.Children’s Cancer Networkplanning fashion fundraiserPatti Luttrell may have lost thebattle to save her daughter’s life butshe hasn’t given up on her goal to winthe fund-raising campaign forChildren’s Cancer Network.The organization, which Luttrellco-founded, will host its 8th annualFashion Show and Luncheonfundraiser at 11 a.m. Sunday, March 6,at Arizona Biltmore Resort.More than 500 guests areexpected to attend. Laura Schwartz,former special assistant and WhiteHouse director of events during theClinton administration, will serve asmaster of ceremonies.Information: Diana Shaw,602-614-8636, or Patti Lutrell,480-717-9139.Great beginningsstart hereExceptional Care, Exceptional Service. Our Physicians:Andrew Villa, MD | Monte Swarup, MD | Robert Marotz, DO | Bruce Eich, MDKaren Ragaini, MD | Gerald Pass, DO | Celina Reyes-Hailey, MDErnestine Bustamante-Roman, MD | Matthew Moore, DOExclusively delivering at ChandlerRegional Medical Center for your safetyThe birth of your baby is a unique and specialevent tobe cherished forever. Our family-centerederedphilosophy phycreates esa comforting ortienvironmentsupported by:·State-of-the-art fetal monitoring system whichprovides exceptional care for you and your baby.· Nursery which is certified to care for babies 28weeks gestation or greater.·Star of safety for excellence in maternal childhealth awarded by the Perinatal SafetyImprovement Coalition.Need a free referral for an OB GYN, call the ResourceLink at1.877.728.5414.Branch ofwww.newhorizonswomenscare.comwww.aoafamily.comChandler TempeAhwatukee Casa Grande 480.895.9555 480.820.9000 480.961.2330 520.836.1000Learn more atChandlerRegional.orgnal.org

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NotebookFrom Page 20will compete against Sunnyside, theDivision II state champ last season andthe team favored to win state andCorona’s section. Also in the Aztecssectional will be highly competitiveindividual and team wrestlers fromChandler, Highland and Dobson,according to Martinez.Although Corona’s goal is to get 14wrestlers into the state tournament toearn as many points as possible todefend their state title, Martinez thinksthe Aztecs will have to wrestle well andhave a few upsets to advance even 12individuals to state.“In a couple of weight classes, wehave as many as four of the top eightwrestlers in the state coming from oursection,” said Martinez. “Our strengthsshould be Simon Allen (215), JasonLandrum (145) and Ryan Cox (152).Ryan will have the defending statechampion, Kory DeBerry, in his sectionto qualify for state.”Leading up to the sectionals, theyoung Aztecs, with five freshmen andone sophomore, had not lost a singleregular season dual meet and did wellat the tournaments. Corona took thirdWrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 21at the Westwood Tournament, first atMoon Valley, and first at the AztecDuals.“We won some tough matchesagainst good opponents this season,”said Martinez “We defeated RedMountain 31-30 at the WestwoodClassic. We also lost to Mesa at theWestwood Classic 24-23, after we beatthem 52-16 three days earlier.We wrestled Mesa Mountain Viewto a draw, and won on criteria on Jan.5., then defeated LaQuinta out ofCalifornia by three points in the finalsat the Aztec Duals , even though wewere down 28-0 before coming back toclinch the title.”“I was very proud that our youngteam was able to get seven individualchampions at the Aztecs Duals,” saidMartinez. “I expected guys like Cox andAllen to win but I was pleasantlysurprised that Robert Butler (130),Jason Landrum (145), EthanTursini (140), Pablo DeLeon (171)and Steven Rodrigues (285) won.”“Landrum was also votedOutstanding Wrestler and freshmanTursini upset Dobson’s Jake Allen, whois ranked third in the state at 140pounds.”Heading into sectionals for the— NOTEBOOK, Page 29Share and enjoy some fresh, heavenly tastingValentine’s Day sweets with your loved ones, friends& colleagues. Available thru February 14thLocated at1730 E. Warner Rd(NW Corner of Warner & McClintock)480-777-1141www.TempeGreatHarvest.comYupha’s Thai KitchenSpecialValentine’sDinner MenuSalad, Entree, DessertFriday thruMondayRegular menu also availableLunch & Dinner HoursMon-Fri: 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. | Mon-Thurs: 5 - 9 p.m. SE corner of Elliot & McClintock 480.839.0576

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Not a licensed contractor. 480-251-8610 See our ad inGuide to Neighborhood Services.Gates/Fencing—Custom Fences and Gates, Ornamental Iron Fabrication,We offer all types of fences, view fence, pool fence and others, 4x6iron wood combo gate $289, www.customfenceandgates.com, licensed,bonded, insured, ROC#230087, 602-254-8379 See our ad in Guide toNeighborhood Services.Gates/Fencing—Sunset Fence, Inc. Raise your existing block wall to increaseprivacy and home value, or replace existing wood or concretepanel fences with a Sunset Fence block wall, serving the East Valley since1977, licensed, bonded and insured. www.sunsetfence.com, 480-838-2870 See our ad in Guide to Neighborhood ServicesHandyman—We Do It Services. Handyman jobs, property maintenance,phone jacks, painting, window washing, pressure washing, furniture assembly,hauling. Free bids. I do what your husband puts off! Greg 480-491-2373. Not a licensed contractor. AZ 321121 6/11Handyman — Handy Man Dan for all your home and yard repairs, callDan at 480-763-8379. Carpentry, plumbing, painting, electrical. I do it all.Specializing in the Kyrene Corridor. Local Resident with over 20 years experience.Not a licensed contractor, just a perfectionist. Free Estimates.8/11Handyman — Dave’s Handyman Service. 602-295-3991. “Ask us if wecan do it.” Electrical, plumbing, doors & windows, drywall, painting,home remodeling. Lic. #169409ROC. See our ad in Guide to NeighborhoodServices.Handyman — Honey-Do Handyman – General Repair and Maintenance.Electrical, home entertainment hookups, plumbing, install ceiling fans, fixtures,phone jacks and most repair jobs. Clean, neat and dependable. 25years experience. Not a licensed contractor - Make your list and call Ron480-233-1834 or 480-736-1599. See our ad in Guide to Neighborhood Services.Handyman — Mi-Son Handyman home repair/remodeling. Specializingin kitchens/bath remodeling, electrical/ceiling fans, carpentry, plumbing,flooring, paint and roofing. We do it all, including trash removal, hauling,lock change, specializing in landlord, property management and Realtorneeds. No job too large or small. 480-707-1221 or 602-330-5445. CallMike or Sonia for estimates. Not a licensed contractor. 2/5/11Handyman — Plumbing, electrical, drywall repair, interior/exteriorpainting. Honey-do lists welcome. Not a licensed contractor. Call Chris at480-980-2442. 6/11Hauling/Cleanup — Hauling, cleanup, remove dirt, rocks, concrete, unwanteditems, junk, tree trimming and tree removal. Decorative rockspread. Call John for a free estimate. 480-231-3162. No job too small.3/2012House Cleaning — Personal Touch Cleaning Service. Affordable servicewith quality and reliability. 23 years experience, all supplies furnished. Callfor free in-home estimate. Yes, I do windows. Excellent references. 480-838-4066 or 602-481-7000. 12/11House Cleaning —”JENNIFER’S HOUSE CLEANING” Not enoughtime in a day?? Call 480-833-1027 for a free phone quote. Super dependable.Weekly, Bi-weekly, Monthly. References avail. 15 years experienceBonded- AG0601, Insured-46871 It’s a CLEAR Choice!!! Call 480-833-1027 6/11House Cleaning — A Touch Of Mom’s Cleaning! Licensed and Bondedfor your protection. We believe in providing a personal touch on ourcleaning as each person desires different things. We want your house tobe cleaned the way you want it. Paula 602-621-1702. www.atouchofmomscleaning.com2/11House Cleaning — Housecleaning - Professional, educated, experienced,eco-friendly. Call Cathy at 623-533-7137. References. 2/5/11House Cleaning — Immaculate Cleaning Services. Count on us to provideyou with superior quality service. Affordable and dependable. “Thebest in the East Valley”. Satisfaction guaranteed. No hidden charges. Callour licensed professionals 480-734-7783. See our ad in Guide to NeighborhoodServices.House Cleaning — Reasonable rates with years of experience attentionto details an honest and reliable service with your needs in mind sameperson english speaking marilyn 480-217-7463 2/5/11House Cleaning — PILANA’S CLEANING SERVICE Dependable, affordableand professional service with references.Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly or just a one-time cleaning. 20% OFF FirstCleaning Service . FREE ESTIMATE! E-MAIL: pilana-cleaningservice@hotmail.com480-201-4189 * 602-570-0946. 2/19Landscaping — Tedesco, Tree MD – 15 yrs of service, Tempe/Chandler.“We are dedicated to the craft and science of tree work”. Pruning, Fertilizing,Problem Solving. Owner operated. Personal service, Insured,Bonded Arborist. 480-544-5693. See our ad in Guide to Neighborhood Services.Landscaping — Yard cleanup and maintenance Trees/Shrubs TrimmedLawn Service Debris Removal Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly or one timeclean-up Call Rob 602-431-1305. 8/11

Landscaping — Custom Landscape Blueprints save you money. Yardovergrown? Dirt backyard? Work with a professional landscape designerbefore hiring a contractor or starting your do-it-yourself projects. CarolynWalstad Landscape Design 602-679-9273. See our ad in Guide toNeighborhood ServicesLandscaping — Greg’s Landscaping - Free Estimates. Landscape designand installation. Sprinkler/irrigation and repair, landscape cleanup andhauling, tree trimming. 480-962-4167. 4/11Landscaping — Landscape maintenance & installation. We provide qualitywork, dependable service, and we have English-speaking foremen.10% of our profits are donated back to the community. Free quotes. KJELandscape Maintenance www.KJElandscape.com ROC 263010. 480-586-8445. 3/11Landscaping — Get Her Done Yard Care and Maintenance - One timeclean-up or weekly or monthly service available. Free Estimates. Qualitywork at reasonable rates. $10 Discount on first service over $60. CallEric 480-907-8278. 2/11Landscaping—Desert Professional Landscaping – Landscaping clean-ups,lawn service, palm tree trimming, skinning palms, tree removal, weed removalfrom rocks, pre-emergent, sprinkler systems, sprinklers & drips,time clocks, flagstone, pavers, Winter Seed. Nine years experience. Call602-690-3813.Landscaping —– Sprinklers, Valves, Timers, Repair or Install. AdditionalLandscaping Services available. Call 480-710-8738. 2/11Landscaping — Corona Landscape. Maintenance, Installation and Repair.Weekly, bi-weekly or monthly maintenance. Complete installations andmakeovers. Sprinkler, Drip and Timer repairs. Licensed Bonded InsuredROC 268146 We show up! Ed 602-373-9100. 3/5/11Landscaping — Urgent Affordable Tree and Total Clean-up Service,We do all trees, trim, removal, prune, top, shape, haul away,clean-up, weeds, anything. You name it! Do it today. CallVuna 480-600-7357 3/19Landscaping — Have shovel-will dig. Semi-retired man looking forwork. 30 years experience with sprinkler systems. Call Harris 602-397-0119. See our ad in Guide to Neighborhood Services.Landscaping — Lawn Core Aeration: SAVE WATER and prepare yourlawn for overseeding and winterization. Reduce soil compaction and eliminatewater run-off. FREE fertilizer application. 480-940-8196 www.The-PLUGman.com ROC #212226 All credit cards. See our ad in Guide toNeighborhood Services.Landscaping — Jeff’s Lawn Service. Weekly/Biweekly. Reliable/Reasonable.Call for a free estimate. 480-831-6460. 1/11Lighting — Outdoor Lights. Buy system of 10 landscape lights & get 2free! Call or visit us online 1(866)585-7898Masonry — Block & Rock Masonry, LLC. – BBQ Islands, Pizza Ovens,Outdoor Fireplaces, Fire Pits, Block Walls, Stucco, Pavers, Flagstone.Jesus Trujillo 480-251-5554. Licensed, Bonded ROC#242596. See our adin Guide to Neighborhood Services.Painting — Brassberrys Painting & Coating-Interior/Exterior Repaints, 32Years Experience in the valley. Quality Products Used. Satisfaction Guaranteed.Commercial and Residential. Current References Available. Licensed/Bonded/Insured.Res. Lic#ROC107686. Com. Lic #ROC127135.Call 480-892-0463. See our ad in Guide to Neighborhood Services.Wrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 26Painting — Village Painting – Interior/Exterior painting, drywall repairwith texture matching, custom faux finishes, and cabinets. Small jobs alsowelcome. (ROC#069679) CALL (480) 814-1588. See our ad in Guide toNeighborhood Services.Painting — L. Hardy Painting. Interior/Exterior painting, drywall, drywallrepair and texture coating. Free estimate. Call 480-963-2498. Lic.#34/137206. See our ad in Guide to Neighborhood Services.Painting — DZ Paint, Drywall & Wall Covering – A painting companywith quality painters and affordable prices. Whether it’s your home oryour office, you name it, we’ll paint it. Accent walls, garage floors, interiorand exterior, commercial and residential. Give us a call for a free estimate.Licensed and Bonded. ROC #240852. Daniel 480-326-0851. Seeour ad in Guide to Neighborhood Services.Painting — Vic’s Painting We use Dunn Edwards Paints. Interior/ExteriorSpecialist. Experienced. Clean. Honest. Quality/Guaranteed. Not a licensedcontractor. References available. Free Estimates. Call 480-820-5797 or 480-710-0034 Today! Visa/Master Card accepted. See our ad inGuide to Neighborhood Services.Painting — Tyler’s Decorating, specializing in complete interiorpainting, faux finishes, Venetian plasters, textured wall finishes,re-painting cabinets, crown moldings and wall paper removal.Color specialist/consultations available. Over 20 years experience.Excellent workmanship/references. For a free estimate, call Tylerat 480-940-7775 for all of your painting needs. 3/11Painting — Surface-Tech Painting - Drywall Installation & Repair, WallpaperRemoval, Epoxy, Staining & Lacquering, Texture Removal & Matching,Power Wash. Most types of Home Repair & Remodeling. Residential &Commercial. Licensed, bonded, insured. 480-584-9697. ROC#185572.See our ad in Guide to Neighborhood Services.Plumbing — Cure All Plumbing- For all your plumbing needs. Waterheaters, softeners, faucets, fixtures, drain and sewer cleaning, backflowand sprinkler service. Commercial/Residential ROC#204797 Free estimates480-895-9838. See our ad in Guide to Neighborhood Services.Plumbing — City-wide Plumbing & Service Co. Slab leak repairs, electronicleak detection, water heaters, RO systems & water softeners. Freeestimates. 480-966-8795. www.citywideplumbing.us. Contractor’s lic.#C-37 064 954 & L-37 086 764. See our ad in Guide to Neighborhood Services.Pool Care — Arizona Oasis Pool Service & Repair. LLC. Weekly service,full service or chemicals only, repairs, pumps & filters. Insured, dependable& trustworthy, references available. Service starting at $60/month.Professional family owned business. 480-694-1518. See our ad in Guide toNeighborhood Services.Pool Care — Complete pool care-full weekly service-low cost-includingchemicals-chemical only service-green pool clean up-DE/Cartridge cleaning-saltcell cleaning-repairs-acid wash-bonded & insured – honest and reliable-Call Tom 602-332-5342 or 480-940-1805 Baja Pool Care See ourad in Guide to Neighborhood ServicesPool Care — Over 30 years in the pool industry with reliable and dependableservice. Additional services include pump, motor, filter and DEgrid replacements. Hayward vacuum cleaner repairs. Call Charlotte 480-838-9102 2/11Pool Care — Weekly Pool Service and Repairs, best service, budgetprices. Professional Pool Service and Repair, Budget Prices to meet yourneeds, call us first! 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‘I just felt likeNebraskawas the bestfit for me.’Wrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 28— Todd Peatwhere he attended gradesK-6 before moving towest Chandler, which isin the Corona del Solattendance boundaries.He wanted to honorthe elementary schoolwhere he spent his earlyyears by officially signinghis letter of intent atJohnson.After being recruitedby several highlyregarded academicuniversities and footballprograms, the 6-foot-3,300-pound defensivetackle, touted asArizona’s fifth bestfootball prospect byESPN.com andScout.com, had narrowedhis choices to Stanford,Oregon State, Nebraskaand Arizona StateUniversity in earlyJanuary.Stanford gotdropped off his list whenhead coach JimHarbaugh decided toleave. Oregon State felloff next.As late as Tuesdaymorning, Peat had stillnot decided betweenhometown ASU andpowerhouse Nebraska.Although he admitsit was a tough decision,especially because offamily and friends hewould be leaving behind,Peat said he knows hemade the right choice.“I just felt likeNebraska was the best fitfor me,” said Peat.“I think Nebraskawill give me anopportunity to grow as aplayer and to reach myown personal goals in asuccessful program.”Members of Todd Peat’s extended family, left, including his football-prodad Todd Peat Sr., left, reflected on the news Todd had picked theUniversity of Nebraska Cornhuskers as his draft choice instead of thefamily’s favored destination, ASU. Peat, below, interviewed by FoxSports, said of Nebraska: ‘It will give me an opportunity to grow as aplayer.’— Wrangler News photos by Mark Crudup

NotebookFrom Page 21first time is an unknown but Martinez has high hopesthat his team will do well at sectionals and then atstate.“Simon Allen is 36-0 for the year having facedthe toughest wrestlers in the state,” said Martinez.“As long as he wrestles well, he should be a favorite towin a state title.”“Ryan Cox will have to pull an upset to win a titlefrom DeBerry, the best wrestler in the state and inour section,” said Martinez. “I believe that we shouldhave some good results from Landrum, DeLeon andJay Tucker as well. Our freshmen, Glenn Farnina,Zach Walton and Ethan Tursini have greatrecords and have the potential to pull upsets topossibly place this year at state.”The Division I state tournament is scheduledFeb. 10-11 at Tim’s Toyota Center, 3201 N. Main St. inPrescott Valley.Girls Soccer — Corona’s girls soccer team,sporting a 12-5-2 record, won four out of their lastfive matches to end up ranked No. 6 in power rankingpoints and was set to face off against No. 11 Mesquitein the first round of the 5A DI state tournament ontheir home field.— NOTEBOOK, Page 30Wrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 29Rural and ElliotNW Corner480.831.7274Alma School/Guad.NW Corner480.820.8914$1 OFF BLIZZARDCelebrating 25 Years of Blizzards!One coupon per customer. Not valid with other offers. Valid at these locations only.Try our Sweet Deals Value MenuIncludes both food and ice cream at a great value!Football athletes from Coronadel Sol and Marcos de Niza highschools who were awardedTempe All City Awards for fallsports at TACA Banquet Jan. 24.Top: Dan Manucci (TACASelection Committee), AndrusPeat (CdS), Christian Mancha(MdN), Tommy Thornton (MdN),John Henry Laughner (MdN),Anthony Shivers (MdN), CoachRoy Lopez (MdN), Todd Peat(CdS). Bottom row: AdamPavlenko (MdN), MartwonWeaver (MdN), Jeryan Butler(MdN).— Wrangler News photo by Alex Zener

NotebookFrom Page 29The Lady Aztecs lost to Mesquite, coached byformer Corona assistant coach Scott Smith, earlier inthe season 1-0.“That earlier game could have gone either way,”said Corona head coach Matt Smith. “I think we areprepared to give it another run but will need to besolid defensively, attack as a team and be good on setpieces.”“We will also have to rely on our senior group ofMicah Jones, Emily Tucker, MyKaylinRosenquist, Addi Guevara, Kendall Barrett,Colby Bounds and Sammie Weber to remind ourWrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 30younger players about what it takes to win.”Maybe the Lady Aztec’s young team will need toremember their incredible run to the state finals lastyear in order to defeat their most likely second-roundfoe, if they get past Mesquite, No. 3 seeded Highland,on Feb. 5.Smith admits Corona will need defensivestoppers and offensive plays to beat Highland.“Defensively, our starting back line ofRosenquist, Dallas Johnson, Kelsey Cartwrightand Olivia Montoya have been fantastic,” saidSmith. “Offensively, we have been relying oneveryone to do their job and contribute.”“For instance, in our win against Dobson on Jan.25, we had five goal scorers in a 5-0 win,” said Smith.“Keeper-wise, all four have done a tremendous job—Colby Bounds, Kate Halligan, Taylour Rohmeand Lexi Bounds.Each has done everything I have asked, and itwas probably the toughest decision I have made inmy 11 years at Corona to decide to go with Lexi as thestarter for the playoffs.”Smith shared one crazy statistic from the regularseason. In Corona’s 19 games, only one of the teamsplaying was able to score.All of Corona’s 12 wins were shutouts and thefive games they lost were also shutout. Their two tiegames were also 0-0 shutouts.If Corona makes it past Mesquite and Highland,the next state tournament match is scheduled Feb. 9at Campo Verde High School at 5 p.m.— NOTEBOOK, Page 31WWAGGONERPAWPOWER!ILDCATS

NotebookFrom Page 30Boys Basketball — Corona’s No. 4-ranked boysbasketball team (17-2, 6-2 region) was on a nine-gamewinning streak before losing to Mesquite Jan. 21. TheAztecs went on to defeat Mesa Mountain View, the leader inthe Central region at 7-1, Jan. 25, by seven points, 50-43.Currently ranked No. 4 in power point rankings behindBuena, North and Mesa, the Aztecs are in a good position togo deep in the state tournament.Our challenge now,” said head coach Sam Duane Jr., “isto keep playing on a high level so we can not only get a goodseeding in the state tournament but have some momentumgoing in.”The Aztecs lost to Fairfax on Feb. 1, 46-51, and werescheduled to play at Basha on Feb. 3.All-City Fall Student Awards — Seven Coronaathletes received Tempe All-City Fall Student Awards atthis year’s TACA banquet. Haley Kesteloot and KaseyKiefer received awards for volleyball, Chloe Hacker in 1meter diving, and Dana Finkelstein for girls golf. JaredHirschl received an award for cross country while ToddPeat and Andrus Peat both received awards in football.Andrus received his award for offense line and Todd fordefensive line.Wrangler News • Feb. 5 - 18, 2011 • Page 31Boys Soccer — Corona’s boys soccer team was not beable to defend its 2010 5A Division I state championshiptitle, just missing a spot in the state tournament by .0838points coming in at No. 17 in power rankings.Regardless, the team came together, after a slow startand was able to win the last four regular season games toend the season with a 7-9, 2-2 Central region record.The Aztecs started the season slow after losing some oftheir star players from last year’s team to graduation and toclub soccer. Several key players decided to play at the RealSalt Lake-AZ Academy in Casa Grande.“The doors that the Academy opened for some ofCorona’s players (were) probably too good to pass up,” saidsenior team captain Graham Hemmingson.“I only wish that they had stayed and played in theirfinal senior year because we would have been a completelydifferent team with them.”HOPE, SUPPORT,AND LIFE-ENRICHING CAREThe Aztecs rallied late in the season, faced with beingshut out of the state tournament for the first time in years,had big wins against Basha, 7-3, Jan. 21 and 3-0 againstGilbert Highland in their final game, Jan. 27.“Playing our last home game, senior night, we wantedto win big against Basha,” said Hemmingson.“We scored early and often with goals by TyagoMartins, Ed Magana, Christian Johnson, DrewJohnson and myself.”“Defensively, Matt McGuire had a great game againstBasha. He didn’t let anyone get past him, and Zach vonAllworden hustled back to block a shot,” saidHemmingson. “Both keepers, Keith Williamson andBrandon Johnson, each played a half, managing to stopmost of the goals.”DiscountRATESwithout discountSERVICE.It’s no accident more people trustState Farm to insure their cars.Call today.Mary Contreras, Agent2145 E Warner Road, Suite 101Tempe, AZ 85284Bus: 480-775-7788mary.contreras.gpdf@statefarm.comSERVICING AHWATUKEE, CHANDLER, GILBERT AND TEMPEGrace Hospice serves our patients, our families, and our community with a total commitment toexcellence in hospice care. When curative treatment for a life-limiting illness is no longer an option,hospice care can help address the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of the patient and family.We walk together with those we serve to provide comfort and peace, while preserving dignity andquality of life.State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company (Not in NJ), Bloomington, ILP040034 12/04Grace Hospice Provides:Pain and Symptom Management | Medical EquipmentMedical Supplies | Medications | TransportationPhysicians, Nurses, Certified Nursing Assistants,Social Services, Spiritual Counselors, and VolunteersCALL US TODAY AT(480) 775-2599Our Staff is Available 24 Hours a Dayfor you and your loved ones.www.gracehospiceaz.com

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