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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1994
Page
22
Mesa's Lamplighter Barbershop Chorus sells singing valentines today Saturday and Monday for 25 dollars delivering two love songs a valentine and a rose to a sweetheart. For 5 dollars more a heart shaped box of fudge is added. Portions of proceeds go to Heartsprings aiding children with speech problems. Call 838-2617 for details.
The MARC Auxiliary sponsors the 15th annual Antique Show and Sale at Centennial Hall Mesa with hours 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. A $4 admission covers all three days benefiting Marc Center an agency serving people with disabilities. For more information call Lorene MacKay at 985-8525.
The American Association of University Women Mesa branch hosts C Diane Bishop state superintendent of public instruction at 9 15 a m Saturday at The Springs of North Mesa 262 E Brown Road The public is invited to hear Bishop discuss the future of public education in Arizona For more information call Eileen Fellner at 497 2109
Free skin cancer screening offered 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday at Mesa General Hospital 515 N Mesa Drive. Appointments required by calling 827-7792. Also Saturday a Valentine dinner dance by Beta Sigma Phi Mesa chapter 6 to 10 p.m. at Arizona Golf Resort 425 S Power Road Mesa. admission 18 dollars per person. For more info call 981-6608. Tickets on sale for Hallelujah Ringers spaghetti dinner 4:30 to 7 p.m. Sunday at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 739 W Erie St Chandler. Advance tickets 4.50 adults 2.50 children. at door 5 dollars adults 3 dollars children. Call 732-9838.
Science teacher Hannelore Hansen leads third and fourth graders in a unit called Kids and Construction to model cars, propellers and levers. Students test how weight wheel size and incline angle affect distance while collecting data to support hypotheses and build teamwork. Hansen secured a $150 grant from the Chandler Education Foundation for materials.
The Mesa Senior Center hosts a 1:30 to 4 p.m. benefit dance at 247 N. Macdonald with the Bobcats Band. proceeds support the Friends Campaign. Admission is $3 members $4 nonmembers. information line 962-5612.
The Mesa Symphony Music Guild hosts its third Teddy Bear Tea Party from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday in the Navajo Room at Mesa Community College. Proceeds support the Mesa Symphony Orchestra and scholarships for young musicians. Provisions include entertainment and refreshments for families with teddy bears.
The authors will speak and sign their book at 7 p.m. Sunday at Changing Hands Bookstore located at 414 S. Mill Ave in Tempe. For more information, call the store at 966-0203.
The Volunteer Center a United Way agency matches individuals and groups with nonprofit agencies needs for volunteers and donated items. For more information call 461 3198.
The annual picnic runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Pioneer Park 526 E Main St Mesa. Admission is 1 dollar. Bring lunch or buy food from vendors. Grand prize is airline tickets to anywhere in the United States. For more information call Marty at 641-2234.
A social gathering for former Pennsylvania residents will convene at 9 45 a m Saturday at Luby s Cafeteria in Superstition Springs Center Mesa 6555 E Southern Ave For details call 986 8175 The Iowa Coffee event is scheduled Sunday from 1 to 4 p m at the Country Cousins Mobile Home clubhouse 61 W All attendees are asked to bring one dozen cookies All present and former Adair County Iowa residents and nearby counties are invited For more information call Jim Barnes at 964 6293
The annual Taylor County Iowa reunion will be held at noon Sunday at Trail Riders Holiday Park clubhouse in Mesa. This year Page County residents are invited to join the potluck. For more information call the Waldruff residence at 833-6387.
Community notices list contact Laurie Hoth in Mesa for more information. The bulletin provides phone number 000-6427 and references the Mesa Tribune address at 120 W. Flist Ave, Mesa Arizona 85210.
Senate votes preliminary approval on SB 1151 to bar cities from forcing landowners to remove billboards when developing land. The measure, backed by the Arizona Outdoor Advertising Association, would override Mesa Tempe and Scotts sign ordinances, with final action possible Monday before House consideration.
Obituary notices list Ruth M. Halverson age 87 died Feb 8 1994 in Mesa with services at Mesa City Cemetery. Also Meldrum Mortuary handled Rufina Q. Padilla 77 funeral at Queen of Peace Catholic Church and Sunset Drive cemetery rites. James Norman Fraser 66 to be buried at Melcher's Mission Chapel and memorials to Masonic Lodge. Sister Mary Catherine Snyder 80 to services at Resurrection Church with memorials to Marin Health Care Fund. John Mew 48 to be buried in Mesa. services at Mesa City Cemetery with memorials to American Diabetes Association and a Foundation. David Charles Richardson 60 to services at Christ's Greenfield Lutheran Church in Gilbert. James McCabe Jr. 71 memorials to Arizona Heart Institute Foundation. Nora Frances Melton 82 obituary with services and multiple relatives noted. Dr. Weldon P. Shofstall 90 to services at Church of the Resurrection.
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