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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1994
Page
9
A local couple is thanked after guiding traffic and rescuing Misty the dog on a busy road. Porter lauds the caring pair before inviting volunteers to a Mormon Trail cleanup at South Mountain Park in Phoenix hosted by REI. Call 967-5928 to volunteer.
The Pilot Club of the East Valley and Mesa Unified School District honor Esther Adams and Edgar Cook for crossing guard and school bus driver awards. Adams wins the School Crossing Guard Award while Cook earns the Outstanding School Bus Driver honor from the Mesa district administration, staff, and families.
County supervisor Rawles questions subsidies for law enforcement in small towns like Queen Creek and Guadalupe. He says including indirect costs would raise the subsidy to about 400 thousand dollars, with communities currently paying 1.8 million annually for contracts.
Westworld Paintball Adventures Inc plans a June opening on 10.5 acres leased from the University of Arizona experimental farm at 1601 W Main St. Mesa planners and council debate youth gun-safety concerns as neighbors fear vandalism and crime, while backers cite youth programs and scouting use.
Questions swirl around who is charged in the Althea Luna case near Phoenix last summer. Names like LeVonnie Wooten surface in speculation as investigators seek solid evidence and official charges for the alleged murder linked to Luna.
Frances Aust, a local volunteer, brightened children at Gilbert’s Eas tit ears by helping them choose playful rabbit-ear bonnets. One child’s remark reflected the personal impact of giving, and the Gilbert club of Optimist International promotes daily acts of service as it marks its 75th anniversary.
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