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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1993

Page

9

Bright idea nets two turkeys from Bashas Booster stamps

Mesa fifth grader Kyle Adams at Hawthorne Elementary used Budget Booster stamps from Bashas to assemble 68 cards in a single hour. The stamps earned 50 cents off up to a free turkey, letting him buy two 15 pound turkeys donated to the Salvation Army, combining budget lessons with charity.

Kyle Adams Hawthorne Mesa Kyle Bashas Adams Salvation Army

Tempe Police Open Beat 15 Office at Campus Point Apartments

Tempe Police Department launches Beat 15 office in Apartment 126 at Campus Point Apartments 1115 E Lemon St Tempe inviting residents to visit or leave a message on 350 8695 Beat 15 is bounded by Rural Road Rio Salado Parkway Broadway Road and McClintock Drive.

Tempe Beat 15 Campus Point Lemon St Rio Salado Parkway Broadway Road McClintock Drive

Desert Club helps buyers reclaim unpicked holiday purchases

At the Christmas Idea House in Mesa two shoppers left behind items from the Boy's Room. Desert Club asks those who bought goods to call Kay at 9698375 to verify their names and arrange pickup.

Mesa Desert Club Kay

Flinn Foundation Scholarship Open to Arizona Seniors

Applications are now being accepted for the Flinn Foundation Scholarship. Graduating seniors from public and private schools are eligible. Twenty scholarships will be awarded for four years at an Arizona public university with full cost of study, summer study, travel, study abroad, mentor guidance, cultural events, and potential to join faculty research and meetings. Applicants must be Arizona residents for two years before graduation, graduate in the top 10 percent with at least a 3.2 GPA, and score at least 1200 on the Scholastic Aptitude Test. Applications available at high school counseling offices. Deadline to apply is January 14.

Flinn Flinn Foundation Arizona United States Counealing Ian

Rhodes scholar advises students to get involved in school

Serena Hoy, 21, University of Arizona senior and Westwood High valedictorian, advises high school freshmen to participate in extracurricular activities. A former St. Louis private school student, she credits early scholastic focus but says Wes twood life taught broader ambitions. Hoy earned a Flinn Foundation scholarship and a State Department internship as part of her notable path to Oxford.

Serena Hoy Rhodes Oxford University University of Arizona Westwood High School Flinn Foundation State Department Washington, D.C Hoy Tucson Mesa St. Louis Carson Junior High School Westwood Associated Press

Mesans display seasonal spirit with growing yard cutouts

The Ricketts of 630 E Jensen St in Mesa began with scrap wood snowmen and have built a growing holiday display. Debbie and Terry Ricketts expanded to a Nativity, kings, reindeer, toy soldiers, and more with plywood figures, some now appearing in neighbors’ yards.

Ricketts Mesa E. Jensen St Debbie Rickett Terry Rickett Terry Debbie Justin

Leadership studies scam thrives in government funded programs

Doug MacEachern critiques the surge of leadership studies seminars funded by tax dollars across municipalities and federal programs. He compares the trend to Amway pyramids, noting aggressive would be political figures drawn into costly, broad based civic training.

Congress Dwight D. Eisenhower Harper’s Magazine Amherst College Benjamin DeMott

Chandler’s Ghost Spooks San Marcos Hotel Staff

The ghost of founder Dr A J Chandler haunts the San Marcos Marcos resort hotel with sightings in the 1980s during renovations. Employees recall cold gusts and doors opening, while Terri Sinclair and Mari Lambie report experiences near the Errol Flynn room and second floor corridors.

Chandler’s ‘Ghost Spooks Resort Hotel Employees San Marcos Hallwane Ae Breres Gogo Mou Chandler Hoover Tuney Met Terri Sinclair Longa Sinclair Errol Flynn

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