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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1993
Page
10
An 11 week U.S. Constitution course POS222 runs Wednesdays from 7 10 to 10 p.m starting February 23 at CGCC Chandler campus 2626 E Pecos Rd. The fee is 64 for Maricopa County residents registrations can be made in person or by calling 732 7320.
Mezzo-soprano Paula Stark, known from New York City Opera and other companies, will perform at a benefit concert for Volunteers in Direct Aid. The show titled Songs of Love starts at 8 p.m. Saturday at Kerr Cultural Center in Scottsdale. Tickets range from 7.50 to 10 dollars, with group discounts, and information lines are provided.
Scientists at AT&T Bell Laboratories captured laser chips and silicon through new microscopes, revealing scientific imagery. Len Stern of AT&T photography suspected a deeper view. Fifty top photos from the exhibit titled MicroScopes: The Hidden Art of Technology run through January in ASU Computing Commons gallery. For details call Barbara Powell at 965-3609.
Mesa Community College offers gift certificates in multiples of 50 dollars good toward tuition and fees for all credit classes. Order by phone at 461-7700 or buy in person at the campus cashier's office 1833 W. Southern Ave. Mesa.
Mesa Community College hosts its 12th Madrigal Feaste at 7 p.m. on December 17 and 18 in the Navajo Room. The event features MCC Madrigal Players in Elizabethan costumes, carols, Renaissance music, and a traditional three course style menu. Reservations cost 25 dollars and are required through December 16 by calling Dr. Glenn Bennett at 461-7988.
Mesa Community College offers a noncredit wreath making class taught by Jill Wallis. Session details include 7 10 to 9 50 p m Wednesday at 1833 W Southern Ave Mesa with student supplied materials and a $12 tuition. Contact MCC Community Education at 461 7493 or 223 4286 for information and orientation.
Chandler-Gilbert Community College provides public school teacher certification coursework this spring. The Arizona Constitution course POS221 Section 7441 meets Wednesdays 7 10 to 10 pm for five weeks starting January 19. It is a one credit class costing 32 dollars for Maricopa County residents.
Chandler-Gilbert Community College Counseling Department hosts a follow-up Brown Bag Discussion titled Baby Boomer's Burn Out. Rhonda Weaver leads What to do Solutions and Problem Solving from 5:45 to 7 p.m. today in Room B49. Free and open to the public with refreshments. call 732-7317 for details.
Central Arizona College announces new courses for spring at the Superstition Mountain Campus in Apache Junction. Listings include Horseshoeing Estimating and Purchasing Introduction to Health Occupations Short Courses for the Entrepreneur and Real Estate Principles. A Saturday GED course has been added. For details call 982-7261.
The Tribune invites readers to share ideas to improve readability and usefulness. Call the Suggestion Box at 898-5618 to leave ideas, feedback, or constructive comments for future issues.
The page lists contact numbers for Tempe and Chandler and notes additional lines in The paper. It includes digits such as 890-5600 in Tempe 6231-74603 in Chandler and 800-5611 or 890-6814 in The paper.
A malfunctioning waterbed heater started a fire in a third floor unit at Villa Fiesta, 1515 S Extension Road, Mesa. The 5:50 p.m. blaze caused about 5000 dollars in damage. occupants were away, and neighbors alerted a maintenance man after the smoke detector rang.
Aaron M. Herb, 22, was arrested on one count of armed robbery after a pursuit in Phoenix. He allegedly discarded money from a pickup in the West Campbell Road and West Roanoke Avenue areas while officers followed. Police say he may be linked to about six other Valley robberies.
Firefighters responded to a blaze in a vacant commercial building on Monday at 650 West McKellips Road in Mesa. Inspectors said workers earlier removed doors and sawdust ignited, smoldering before spreading to the rafters. Sprinklers limited the fire but could not reach it above heads, causing about $10,000 in damage.
A vat of alkali solution on a heating element filled Semflex Inc. at 5550 E McDowell Rd with smoke early Monday. The blaze caused about 3000 dollars in damage. heavy smoke filled the plating room where copper nickel silver and gold plating are done. Hazardous Materials team responded due to toxic fumes. firefighters arrived around 6 a.m.
Obituaries list multiple Mesa area residents with service details and survivors. Entries include Willard Kane, Mildred Rochelieux, Harriet Wolf, Floyd Todd, Norma Meister, and Thomas Colbert Sr among others. Services occur at Meldrum Mortuary, Melcher's Mission Chapel, and related locations in Mesa and Tempe. Memorials directed to various churches and funds.
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