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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1994
Page
14
National weather bulletin reports Coral Springs Florida recording a low temperature of seven degrees. The unusually cold spell impacts residents and outdoor activities with frost warnings issued for the area.
Chain saw artist Brian Ruth carves a life size mountain man named Zebulon from a 4500 pound redwood at Country Jam USA in Queen Creek. He plans to finish by today and sell delicate figures like hummingbirds and owls for 50 to 200 dollars while entertaining crowds.
The extended outlook covers Saturday through Tuesday with dry conditions and a steady warmup. Saturday and Sunday near 70s give way to upper 70s or low 80s by Monday and Tuesday with sunny skies and light winds.
High levels of mulberry, cladosporium, alternaria, smuts, and various molds detected. Evidence of juniper and cypress pollens present at medium concentration. overall pollen and mold activity noted as moderate to elevated.
South Central deserts see high cloudiness with local breezes. Phoenix reaches 79 and 56 night. Mogollon reports variable clouds with afternoon breezes. Flagstaff 52 and 28. Santa Cruz Valley shows high cloudiness with breezes. Tucson Southeast Arizona 1 variable high cloudiness with afternoon breeze. Safford 75 and 40.
The Apache Sunrise area is closed while Fairfield Snowbowl reports good skiing with a 64 inch base. Williams remains closed.
The Queen Creek pasture hosts Country Jam USA as gates open at 4 p.m. The crowd drafts chairs and Victoria Shaw delivers a strong opener with songs including Cry Wolf and Youre So Square. Faith Hill follows with Take Me As I Am and Wild One, then Boy Howdy and John Michael Montgomery close the night with Be My Baby Tonight as darkness falls.
Reporters describe a Country Jam scene as Chris Nehmer of Lake Havasu City wins a front and center seat with a loudspeaker anthem. Nehmer attends with cousin Nicole Allred from Las Vegas while Boatwrights and Flowing Wells High School students enjoy concert antics. VIP pair Barbara Hoy and Rangler Huckeby from Mesa praise reserved seats across four show days.
Directions from Phoenix Mesa and Apache Junction to Queen Creek for Country Jam. VIPs receive free food drinks and special parking. Performances begin with Sisters Morales at noon and Kenny Rogers headlining at 10:30 p.m. Tickets available at the festival.
The guide states 0.399 inch of water is needed for areas recently watered or rained upon within the last week. For more information, contact Mesa Water Conservation at 644-3334.
Festivalgoers savor diverse foods including handmade burgers with fresh buns and lettuce. Tickets near nine for five dollars solidify a busy booth area as fans react to a teased Garth Brooks moment.
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