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MAGAZINE
June/July 2019
Spend Your Summer
Getting to Know Arizona on
These Family Friendly Trips
Happy Father’s Day!
Can You Find It? Prescott’s Courthouse Plaza
Talents on Display at
2019 Yavapai County 4-H/FFA Expo
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10:30am Farbenholt Dog Training – 2:00pm The Best Trick or Talent
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Staff & Contributors
Cherie L. Dreves has three passions: animals, kids and service. Her
three passions combine in Red Dog Publishing—owner/publisher of Prescott
Dog Magazine and Kidz Zone Magazine. Cherie works with many area
non-profit organizations and sponsors alike, to provide a community plat-
CONTENTS form for these organizations.
Kidz Section
5 Elle’s Book Reviews: Oasis, Time of Wonder, and The Girl Who
Drank the Moon................................................................. L.E. Bear Briana Lonas raised her children in the Dewey area and now happily
watches her grandson every chance she gets. Her journalism background
6 Spend Your Summer Getting to Know Arizona on These Family and penchant for research, not to mention the many missteps, has guided
Friendly Trips............................................................... Robin Layton her towards a lifelong quest for healthier living. She is always up for a chal-
7 Thirteen Colonies..................................................... Lauren L. Lewis lenge and isn’t afraid to admit that it’s scary raising a child in today’s tech-
nology-driven, genetically-modified, instant-gratification world. She enjoys
8 Can You Find It? Prescott’s Courthouse Plaza............Ed Wisneski
discovering new ways to nurture a growing child with a blending of modern
9 Arizona Sudoku...................................................... Lauren L. Lewis science, nature and good old-fashioned common sense.
10 Talents on Display at 2019 Yavapai County 4-H/FFA Expo.......
....................................................................................Kati Anderson
Cheryl Hartz has loved every minute of being the mother of two, now
11 Happy 4th of July!................................................... Lauren L. Lewis
grown, children. As a little girl, she practiced motherhood with her dolls. She
12 Activities that Give.....................................................Lauren Lovan, has been published by several magazines for children.
Yavapai Humane Society
13 50 State Capitals.................................................... Lauren L. Lewis
Parentz Section
4 Between the Lines: Prescott Valley Public Library’s Newsletter Heidi Dahms Foster has been writing for most of her adult life, first as
...........................................................Prescott Valley Public Library an award-winning reporter/editor for Prescott Newspapers, Inc., and now
as Communications Coordinator for the Town of Prescott Valley. She has
4 11th Annual Chalk It Up! Prescott – A Colorful Event!.................. had both writing and photography published in national magazines Aussie
...........................................................................WYGC Foundation Times, Australian Shepherd Journal, and WildBird Magazine; newspapers
4 Prescott Astonomy Club News...............................Adam England Prescott Valley Tribune, Chino Valley Review, Big Bug News, and Prescott
Daily Courier; and local magazines Prescott Living, Prescott Valley Cares,
6 Get Ready for Back-To-School & Beat the Rush!..... Briana Lonas
Prescott Dog and now Kidz Magazine. Heidi lives in Prescott Valley with
8 Zoe Zamudio Overcomes Her Challenges with Service Dog her husband Randy and a houseful of critters, and enjoys all dog sports,
Ziva By Her Side............................................. Heidi Dahms-Foster gardening and photography.
10 Today’s the Day I’m Going Camping!...................... Cheryl Hartz
11 Worship Directory Lauren L. Lewis is a quilter by day, spending her time with her husband
and her service dog, Butter. While she was elementary education trained,
12 Kidz Directory & Emergency Numbers she found more joy working with fabric than in a classroom. Now working
for Kidz Zone Magazine, she gets to do what she considers the fun part of
KIDZ ZONE MAGAZINE education, creative lesson design.
PO Box 11868, Prescott AZ 86304
Cherie L. Dreves - Publisher/Owner
info@reddogpublishing.net
Kidz Zone Magazine is published bimonthly in Dec/Jan, Feb/Mar, Apr/May, Jun/Jul, Aug/Sep, Oct/Nov Robin Layton – Writer is a Maryland native who moved to Prescott
by Red Dog Publishing, PO Box 11868, Prescott AZ 86304. Copyright © 2018, 2019 by Red Dog Valley with her husband Chuck nearly five years ago. She was a jour-
Publishing LLC. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction of any material from this issue in whole or in part is nalist for 28 years and is currently the marketing director for Yavapai Big
strictly prohibited. We reserve the right to edit all material and assume no responsibility for errors. The
views presented in this publication do not necessarily represent the policies of Kidz Zone Magazine
Brothers Big Sisters. She and Chuck have two Australian Cattle dogs who
and should not be construed as endorsements. Layout and design by Kim Prosser, Graphics Manager. treat the family cat as their little sister. Hiking and exploring are among the
favorite hobbies for the couple and their furry kids.
Website: KidzZoneMagazine.com • Facebook: KidzZoneMagazine
(928) 445-4811 • Info@reddogpublishing.net
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Hello again everyone! I hope seagulls, and boating. It focus- 13. But when that happens,
this school year treated you es on the children of the family a whole lot of things start to
well! and their Great Dane exploring happen quickly.
I had some great books read the little cabin that they have We follow Luna and Antain
to me this month and I want- in the middle of nowhere. as they try to figure out the
ed to tell you about them. I’ve A big storm rolls in, and they world that they were born into.
gotta be more sneaky with the have to go to sleep without the
plots now, since a couple of you lights! It was scary for me. Did You Know?
told me that I gave too much Most of the story is told with I’ve discovered that public
away and that I spoiled the words, but the pictures tell you libraries are great places to bor-
Elle’s ending! Shame on me. I was
just so excited to tell you about
these books.
so much more….
The last book was a little sad
row books! Local libraries don’t
cost anything to get a card, you
just need your parents to bring
Book The first book is Oasis by Jim
Harrison. This one starts with
to start. It’s The Girl Who Drank
the Moon by Kelly Barnhill. some mail from home and you
can sign up.
Reviews
This story starts with a story
a 13-year-old boy and his father about a witch that steals chil- Libraries also sometimes
moving to a small town in Ar- dren from a town called the have cool events that you can
izona called Oasis. When they Protectorate. We quickly find join, like book reading, arts
get to town, it feels like a ghost out that she’s not stealing the and crafts and sometimes even
town! That’s a place that’s been kids, but they’re being offered game days.
abandoned by its people. up as sacrifices (that’s some- I once heard of a library that
A lot of the stores are closed, thing given in order to receive helps with schoolwork, but
and there’s a sign that says that something) to keep the town since school’s out for the sum-
there’s only a population of 8. safe. mer, I don’t have to get help
Eight! Can you believe a town The story then showed us with my homework.
that small? His father says it’s the day of sacrifice of that year, Libraries are a great way to
most likely 80, but John still where a dark-haired lady went keep up with the books that
doesn’t think it’s a big town. crazy trying to protect her baby are being read to me. I went
He’s from New York, which has from being used as the sacri- and asked a librarian today
much bigger towns, I guess. fice. She gets put into a special how I could find a new book,
While he’s there, he finds out place that heals people that and you know what she said?
about kids that went missing a went crazy, and the baby is She said all you have to do is
year before, disappearing into placed in the place where they ask for what you’re looking for.
the desert. He makes friends put the babies in the forest. If you know a title, or an au-
with the kids of the town, one The witch turns out to be a thor, that makes it super easy.
of them being the sister of one good lady though, and picks up But if you only know the story
of the missing kids. the girl and feeds her starlight or some other part like, “The
During their exploration to keep her fed. But one night, book I want has a talking cat”,
they find a map which has an X she wasn’t paying attention sometimes the librarian can
labeled with ‘gold’. As a group and fed her moonlight instead still help you.
they decide to go exploring for and made the baby super mag- Librarians are super nice
the X to see if they find any- ical. Normally, she would give people that like to help. Make
thing. the baby to a family that loves sure you always say please and
The next book is Time of them, but because of her mis- thank you when you’re talking
Wonder by Robert McCloskey. take, the witch decides to keep to one. They work really hard
This is a story about a fami- her and names her Luna. to make sure the library is a
ly’s summer trip to Maine. It’s As Luna ages, her mag- nice place for everyone.
filled with really pretty paint- ic starts coming out, but the Thanks for reading to me!
ings done by Mr. McCloskey. witch hurries to protect her,
and puts a spell on Luna to ~L. E. Bear
He tells us a story about
a summer of storms, and hide her magic until she turns
I wonder what they’ll read to me next....
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Spend Your Summer Getting to Know Arizona on
These Family-Friendly Day Trips
By Robin Layton shopping, and amusement venues stitution
From snowy peaks to bloom- For more information, call (480) founded in
ing deserts, Arizona boasts it all. 291-8000 or visit: 1894.
Instead of planning an expensive, OdySeaAquarium.com Take a
cumbersome, one-destination va- Embrace the Cowboy Life in daytime
cation this year, consider taking the Cottonwood (43 mi.) g u i d e d
children on several day trips and ex- walking
Drive over Mingus Mountain and tour of the
plore your home state. drop into the Verde Valley to experi- observato-
Submerge Yourself in Ocean Fun ence another side of Arizona. With ry to learn
in Scottsdale (108 mi.) red rock views in the distance, the about the
Verde River offers fishing, canoeing historic
The Phoenix metropolitan area
and more. campus,
is packed with fun, family-orient-
Throw in some history with a as well as
ed activities. Among them is the
stop at the Tuzigoot National Mon- see the 24” The historic 24-inch
OdySea Aquarium, located in Scott-
ument for a glimpse of the life peo- Clark Re- Clark Telescope that
sdale.
ple led in the valley 1,000 year ago. f r a c t i n g guests get to look through
Karin Gallo, aquarium public re-
Explore the museum and talk to Enjoy a bit of ropin’ at the Telescope, on clear nights. Courtesy
lations manager, noted that it was
the rangers on duty Blazin’ M Ranch. built in of Lowell Observatory.
recently voted the
about the Sinagua 1896 and
Kids Best Indoor En- The Western courtyard features
people. still in use today.
tertainment. an Old-Tyme photo studio, shootin’
Nearby is Dead Explore the discovery of Pluto
The multi-level gallery, ropin’ lessons, tractor-pulled
Horse Ranch State in a 45-minute guided tour, or hear
facility holds more wagon ride, a wood-carvings muse-
Park which offers the story behind the Moon mapping
than two million gal- um, saloon, and Western shops.
camping cabins, that occurred at Lowell in prepara-
lons of water and is Reservations are recommended.
lakes to fish, and tion for the first Apollo mission.
the largest aquarium Call (928) 634-0334 or visit BlazinM.
trails to hike. Visit Lowell.edu or call (928)
in Arizona. com or e-mail info@blazinm.com.
Kids can even be- 774-3358 for tour information and
“OdySea Aquari-
come Junior Rang- Meet the Bears of Williams directions.
um offers an educa-
ers. Just ask for a (69 mi.) For more family fun, stop by Fort
tional, interactive,
booklet at the office, Tuthill County Park for a hike or try
and entertaining ex- Head up to the mountains for
complete the activ- out the Flagstaff Extreme Adven-
perience for guests of some cooler air and a chance to see a
ities, and then have ture Course. The zipline course has
all ages by combin- Voyager has a stadium-seating bear … or four.
a park ranger re- a special child’s section, complete
ing theme-park style style theater with 46 ft. viewing Bearizona in Williams is “bring-
view it to become a with a required training session and
amusement with windows for the world’s only re- ing the wild back to the West”
full-pledged Junior child-sized zip lines. Learn more at
highly engaging pre- volving aquarium experience. on their 160 acres. Visitors drive
Ranger! flagstaffextreme.com.
sentations of aquatic through over three miles of forest
Now that everyone has worked
life,” said Gallo. to see animals in their natural hab- Get a Good Scare in Jerome
up a major appetite, it’s time for
The aquarium features more itats. Animals are also exhibited (35 mi.)
dinner.
than 65 exhibits, 370 species, the in Fort Bearizona, a 20-acre walk-
Located on the banks of the If your family loves ghost tales,
world’s only Russian Sturgeon through area.
Verde River, the Blazin’ M Ranch consider a haunted tour of the fa-
touch exhibit, as well as two Sting- On the self-guided walking tour,
features a BBQ chuckwagon supper mous mining town of Jerome, nes-
ray touch exhibits and a tide touch there is also the “Bearizona Barn-
and a live Western stage show per- tled on the side of a mountain, over-
pool. yard” petting zoo, a Mine Shaft
formed by award-winning cowboy looking the Verde Valley.
musicians. Experience which houses some With Tours of Jerome, you can
“The Blazin’ M is a must-do fam- nocturnal animals as well as some take a two-hour guided walking
ily attraction during your visit to creepy, crawly critters, and a unique tour, equipped with EMF readers
the Verde Valley,” said Lori Mabery, exhibit which houses kindergarten and flashlights. Learn what spirits
managing partner and group coor- bears not quite old enough to go are said to be hanging around the
dinator. into our adult enclosure, according old town.
to bearizona.com. Visit toursofjerome.com for more
The park also features a birds information.
of prey show by the High Country While in Jerome, visit the unique
Raptors, as well as a restaurant and Gold King Mine Ghost Town, estab-
Children have the chance to learn a grille. lished in 1890.
about sea life through question and Bearizona is open daily 9 a.m. Walk through an eclectic collec-
answer times with aquarium staff. to 4 p.m. More information can be tion of structures and vehicles, visit
found at bearizona.com or by calling with the menagerie at the petting
It is located at 9500 E. Via de (928) 635-2289.
Ventura in Scottsdale, in the Ody- zoo and even pan for gold!
Don’t forget to stop by down- See goldkingmineghosttown.
Sea in the Desert Entertainment town Williams and walk the famous
Destination, which also features com for more information.
Rt. 66 shopping area. Of course, before you head back
Butterfly Wonderland, Titanic: The
Artifact Exhibition, Polar Play Ice Reach for the Stars in Flagstaff home, walk through Jerome it-
Bar, Surprise Your Eyes pop-up art (93 mi.) self and take in the many artisan
installation, and Pangea Land of the Catch dinner and quite a show at the Looking out over Flagstaff is the shops, galleries and family-friendly
Dinosaurs, in addition to 20 dining, Blazin’ M Ranch. Lowell Observatory, a research in- restaurants.
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CAN YOU FIND IT?
PRESCOTT’S COURTHOUSE PLAZA By Ed Wisneski
Prescott’s Courthouse Plaza reveals
much about the rich history of Arizona’s first
territorial capital. To discover it often requires
a close inspection of the sidewalks, plaques,
and buildings, including 12 on the National
Register of Historic Places.
Look up, look down, read the inscriptions.
That’s where you’ll find the answers to the fol-
lowing questions:
1. Constructed in 1894, this building once
served as the jail and firehouse in Prescott.
What is it used for today?
2. What is the name of the store embedded in
the sidewalk on Whiskey Row?
3. What art gallery on Whiskey Row has an
owl on its rooftop?
4. What building has gargoyles beneath its
roof? They were supposedly parodies of
some of Prescott citizens in 1901.
5. Who was Solon Hannibal Borglum?
6. There is one parking meter on each of the
four blocks surrounding the courthouse.
What is their purpose?
7. Prescott once had a community dog. What
was his name?
8. What year was the statehood tree planted?
9. What saloon on Whiskey Row has glass
squares in front of its entrance?
10. The oldest building in the square was built
in 1892. It also has an owl on its roof. On
what street is it located?
BONUS: The Yavapai County Courthouse cele-
brated its 100th anniversary several years ago.
BONUS: 1916
10. Cortez
9. The Palace When was it built?
8. 1912
7. Mike
6. Donations for the homeless
5. The sculptor who created the equestrian statues on the north and south ends of the Courthouse Plaza
4. The St. Michael Hotel, built in 1901
3. Ian Russell’s Art Gallery
2. Sam Hill’s (now on the southwest corner of Goodwin and South Montezuma)
1. The Visitors’ Center
ANSWERS
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Talents on Display at
2019 Yavapai County 4-H/FFA Expo
By Kati Anderson
4-H and Future Farm- suggested improvements “If I knew you were go- Senior Divisions, mem-
ers of America Club mem- so the member can use it to ing to visit, I would have orized their club’s Creed
bers participated in a va- improve for the next time. baked a cake!” And deco- and recited it. They were
riety of competitions and The real learning, however, rated it, too! judged on clear voice, neat
demonstrations of talents comes from the time and There were a lot of en- appearance, knowing the
and learning at the annual effort that goes into pre- tries in the Cake Decorat- creed by heart, and being
Yavapai County 4-H/FFA paring a project for judging. ing Division, but 11-year- able to convey its meaning
Expo held at the Prescott Did you know you can old Kyralynn K. wowed the to the audience through ex-
Rodeo Grounds in April. give a chicken a bath? Seri- judges with her cupcakes pression.
And it’s not all about the ously! 4-H member Mariah that surely didn’t look like Another demonstration
livestock, either. (That’s a M. showed the audience of cupcakes! of Public Speaking was
story for another issue.) about 30 parents and other given by Kaitlin M. who
The Indoor Exhibits and contestants how to do just spoke not as if reading an
Public Speaking Contests that! essay but as a persuasive
were held in the Hanson oration…trying to convince
Room at the Yavapai Coun- the audience that “City vs.
ty Prescott Rodeo Grounds. Country” is not such a di-
The room was full of en- lemma. She spoke passion-
tries from clubs through- ately on the pros and cons
out the county in a variety of where kids live today
of Divisions: baking, cloth- and how they can develop
ing and textiles (sewing), personal responsibility.
scrapbooking, cake deco-
rating, art, photography,
and posters on science, en-
gineering and technology,
and environmental educa- Kyralynn’s Cupcake Apples
tion. are a winner!
Each item entered was She presented her deco-
judged based on a rubric 4-H member Mariah M. rated items in a fruit bas-
or score card. The judges demonstrating “How to Give a ket along with her poster
were looking for among Chicken a Bath”. Her brother Jason explaining how she made
other things originality, de- was recruited to hold her poster. the “apples.” She also made
sign, clarity, organization, multi-colored decorated
best use of materials and Although in her demon- cupcakes presented on an
whether the project is age stration she didn’t use a live artist’s palette. Points for
appropriate. chicken, her detailed step- creativity! Kaitlin M. winning a Blue Ribbon
Remember, clubs mem- by-step process for getting for her oral presentation on
bers are 9 to 19 years old, a chicken ready for a poul- “City vs. Country”.
Junior or Senior level. 4-H try exhibition was infor-
uses a Danish System of mative and entertaining. If you are interested in
judging. Any score on the Included in her demon- joining one of the 9 4-H
rubric between 15-17 earns stration was a poster ex- Clubs in Yavapai County
a Best in Division, 11-14 plaining her procedure for call the Cooperative Exten-
points earns a blue ribbon, preparing her show chick- sion Office in Prescott 928-
8-10 earns a red, and 6-7 en to compete in a poultry Cupcake Apples 445-6590 x 229. Or visit
earns a white. breed show. She confident- Public speaking by youth https://extension.arizona.
Each member is given the ly answered many ques- has become a lost art, but edu/4h/yavapai.
score sheet with comments tions from the audience. I not for 4-H and FFA! Future Farmers of Amer-
from the judges highlight- think her demo should be Eight members from 4-H ica Chapters are located at
ing what was observed and on YouTube! and FFA, both Junior and participating High Schools.
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It’s that time of year when going back 4. Tie a knot on the end and voila! A
to school is fast approaching, but fear new tug-a-war toy is on its way to
not! There are some pretty cool things a happy dog!
kids can do to still have some fun with Make cat toys with toilet paper rolls
animals while helping a great cause and t-shirts: There are a lot of ways in
at the same time. Yavapai Humane which the kids can create these. Here
Society (YHS) has some impactful are a few.
opportunities for children to learn
responsibility, compassion, and the 1. Take some scissors and cut the
importance of standing up for those toilet paper roll about 1/3 of the
that cannot stand up for themselves. way down. Continue all the way
Here are some ideas to get your child’s around the diameter until you
class involved: have multiple strips. Repeat on
the other side.
• Penny Drive
• Fundraising Competition 2. Take a toilet paper roll and some
• Car Wash cat treats - put the treats inside
the roll and then fold the edges
Activities
• Bake Sale
down to trap the food inside. This
And probably the most fun thing kids makes a fun game of wits for any
can do to help out the homeless dogs cat to enjoy!
and cats is to make them toys. This is a
3. Save some of that old t-shirt for
That
super easy and enjoyable in-classroom
activity that will bring smiles to the the kitties too! Take 3 or 4 strips
kids and tail wags and purrs to the and lay them on top of each other
pups and cats at YHS. and then tie a knot in the middle.
Give
Make rope toys with old t-shirts: this All of these toys are easy to make and
is a very low-key activity. much appreciated by all the furry
friends at Yavapai Humane Society
1. Have the kids bring in some of as are all the donations raised while
their old and worn out t-shirts. fundraising! These are great things
2. Cut them into strips. that help kids see just how big a
By Lauren Lovan 3. Tie two strips together with a knot difference their contribution and
and then twist the pieces together compassion can make in the world
until you reach the bottom. around them!
STELLA: A MAXINE: A ORCA: A COSMIC:
small but lovely most elegant handsome A lovely
2-year-old cat! Her coat 3-year-old 3-year-old
longhaired is all white, tuxedo cat lady in colors
tuxedo cat with sleek and short, with his own of gray and
the most unique and she has handlebar gold, a dilute
markings! She is very sweet. sparkling sapphire blue eyes. mustache! He is sweet and funny tortoiseshell. She is affectionate
Yavapai Humane Society Yavapai Humane Society and playful. and cuddly.
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928-445-2666 928-445-2666
ETHEL: A AURORA: A RED: A JESSY: A
small tan- 2-year-old 2-year-old lovely 10-year-
and-white shepherd mix. male Australian old German
Chihuahua. She is sable Cattle Dog Shepherd mix.
She is 2 years and white, mix. He is very Good with
old and very very smart and smart, loving, other dogs.
sweet. affectionate. and a dog who needs a job! Friendly, attentive, great all-
Yavapai Humane Society Yavapai Humane Society Yavapai Humane Society around dog.
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928-445-2666
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