Power of One drive-in at Apache Junction High
Apache Junction High School hosts The Power of One on the football field from 7 30 to 9 30 p m with Morgan Freeman in attendance. Admission is 2 per person and lawn chairs or blankets are encouraged. Call Carol Shepherd at 982 1110 for more information.
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Apache Junction High School
S. Ironwood Drive
Morgan Freeman
Carol Shepherd
Marcos de Niza
S. Lakeshore Drive
Tempe
Brandeis Women’s Committee to Host 24th Used Book Sale
Brandeis University National Women's Committee announces the 24th used book sale at Tri-City Mall Mesa. Event runs 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday and again April 16 to 18. Proceeds go to Brandeis Libraries. Call 866-1944 for info.
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Brandeis University National Women’s Committee
Tri-City Mall
W. Main St
Mesa
Brandeis University Libraries
Five-clown program at Mesa Library Saturday
The east Mesa branch of Mesa Public Library sponsors five musical clowns to entertain children and parents at 10 a.m. Saturday at AMC Sunvalley Plaza Theaters 7420 E Main St. The free 45 minute show is for children over 3, with all under 6 needing an adult. Registration is by phone 644-3184 and tickets must be picked up today.
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East Mesa
The
Mesa Public Library
AMC Sunvalley Plaza
E. Main St
Widowed Persons Service to Meet in Ahwatukee Sat
Widowed Persons Service of the Southeast Valley will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday at Mountain View Lutheran Church in Ahwatukee. Barbara Staab will speak on wise investments followed by a question and answer period. For information call 893-3137.
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Widowed Persons Service
Southeast Valley
Mountain View Lutheran Church
S. 48Th St
Ahwatukee
Barbara Staab
Skin care and allergy seminars planned at Lutheran hospitals
Lutherans host two noon brown bag seminars at Valley Lutheran Hospital and Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Topics include skin care facts and environmental allergy causes. Free and open to the public. bring lunch. Info call 461-2222. Stevenson Elementary to present Gangs Awareness and Prevention at 7 p.m. in library with Capt. Lin Adams speaking. contact Lynda Jordan at 898-7775.
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Lutheran Hospitals
Valley Lutheran Hospital
E. Baywood Ave
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
W. Brown Road
Stevenson Elementary School
S. 96Th St
Mesa
Lin Adams
Lynda Jordan
Arts center wins 1994 Governor's Arts Award in community category
The Mesa Arts Center was selected March 10 to receive the 1994 Governor's Arts Award in the community category. It was among 25 nominees judged on contribution significance breadth of populations served recognition and duration of arts activity.
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Mesa Arts Center
Mesa CC to Host 55 Alive Driving Course for Older Drivers
Mesa Community College hosts the 55 Alive course for drivers over 50 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 23 and 30. Designed by the AARP to refresh driving knowledge, the program seeks volunteers through the United Way’s Volunteer Center. For registration or details, contact Leslie Knox at 898-9432.
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Mesa Community College
American Association of Retired Persons
Leslie Knox
Public Health Week gains traction across states says official
Arizona health officials promote Public Health Week as a model for nationwide effort. Director Jack Dillenberg notes grants to counties and tribes to fund events, immunizations, testing, and counseling. He predicts broader adoption by 1995. The program emphasizes life extension and quality of life through prevention and access to services via community health centers and local departments. The Health Care-A-Van will visit Park and Swap in Phoenix Saturday morning with free services.
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Arizona
State Health Department
Los Angeles County
Jack Dillenberg
Arizona Department of Health Services
Dillenberg
Unday
Park and Swap
Washington St
Phoenix
State Faces Losses in Health Plan First Year
A study by Chris Coppola suggests Arizona would lose over 200 million dollars in the plan's first year amid conservative efforts to discredit it. Dr. Mark Osterlah of Tucson argues for high quality care at best prices, while critics warn of higher payroll taxes and reduced personal income for workers retained by employers. The Clinton administration counters that the plan would ease state burdens and free income. the debate centers on costs and coverage.
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Uau
Mark Osterlah
Tucson
Arizona
Pions
Clinton
Coun
Services for A Wade Smith and Ruth Dooley Compiled
Obituaries notice listing A Wade Smith age 43 of Tempe with services at Southminster and Ruth Dooley age 89 of Mesa with services at Mountain View Mortuary. Also mentions Lloyd Hufford 77 of Mesa and Cyril Johnson with burial and cremation arrangements by Family Burial and Cremation Center.
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A. Wade Smith
Tempe
Southminster
Lloyd R. Hufford
Mesa
Mountain View Services
Ee Weleendan
Ohne Tatlere Govedele Unified School District
Genesel, Ill
Ruth M. Dooley
Mountain View Mortuary
E. Trail
Newce
Iowa
Fannie Garrett
Paul Mayeen Oee
Sekean
Cyril Johnson
Niane Prackie
Erratic Pet Kennel List Includes Mixed Breeds and IDs
An unclear intake note lists several dogs by breed and color, including a tan and black adult male Cocker Spaniel mix in kennel 4 and a tan pit bull male in kennel 6, plus a black Labrador mix adult male in kennel 6. Names and additional text appear garbled.
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Boas
Sue Gram
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Community Bulletin Board
A.J. High
Bet Adams
Jefferson Beh
Alma
Crismon
O'Connor Sa
Jordan Keller
Pomeroy Ie
Emerson
Palcon Hill Field
Stevenson
Lindbergh
Frost
Holmes
Lowel
Madiaon
Tempe St. Luke’s Hospital
S. Mill Ave
T. J
American Heart Association
Cattionatti
East Valley
Call
Ranch House
S. Dobson Road
Jan Lewis
Janet Hines
Rotary Clubs of
Friends of the Orphans
Fountainhead Park
Alameda Drive
55Th Street
North
Central America
United Way
Kendall
England
London
U.S
Conance
Chris Coppola
Tribune
Hes Cene
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