Dog tattoo event at Apache Junction dog show seeks entrants
Lost Dutchman Kennel Club hosts a free 10:30 a m Sunday fun match practice show at Prospector Park 3015 N Idaho Rd Apache Junction. Pets may receive identification tattoos by certified technicians for 15 dollars for one dog or 10 dollars for each additional dog from the same household. Leashed dogs only. For details call Betty Cramer or Phyllis Scalf.
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Army 775th Railway Grand Division 50th Reunion in Arizona
Fourteen members of the U S Army 775th Railway Grand Division visit Apache as hosts Garth and Margaret Lindsey for a reunion running today through Saturday. The unit, formed in 1944 at Fort Francis E Warren Wyoming, operated the Luzon railroad in World War II and later helped Japan operations before deactivation in 1946. A Clinton signed certificate will mark the 50th anniversary.
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Optimist Club to Host 31st Sonora Pit Barbecue
The Mesa Optimist Club hosts a three day event at Sunshine Acres Children's Home 3405 N Higley Rd Mesa from 10 30 a m to 3 p m Sunday. Volunteers burn hardwood to coals wrap marinated sirloin in muslin and burlap and smoke in a pit. Dishes include beans coleslaw biscuits and fruit with proceeds benefiting Sunshine Acres. For more information call 832 5240.
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Thunderbirds target Mesa show despite crash
Air Force Thunderbirds plan to open their season at the Phoenix 500 Air Races in Mesa next month despite a crash 10 days earlier that seriously injured pilot Capt. Thomas Lewis III. Lewis remains out of flying condition, with replacements and fill-in plans under discussion as the team rehearses.
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Scottsdale scrambles for Champlin Fighter Museum plan
Scottsdale Hospitality Commission rejected a 4 million plan to relocate the Champlin Fighter Museum from Mesa to Scottsdale Airpark. The plan would use bed tax funds over 20 years, sparking hotel industry concerns about bearing the costs. The panel voted 5-2 against the funding, and the City Council will decide next steps. The museum, founded by Doug Champlin in 1981, houses more than 30 vintage fighters and could attract about 238,000 visitors yearly if relocated.
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Mahnah Club Fund-raiser Aids Charities And Students
The 39th annual Mahnah Club of Mesa fundraiser Nostalgic Prom will support East Valley Child Crisis Center Save the Family Foundation of Arizona and Mesa high school seniors through scholarships. The March 26 event at Mesa Country Club features dinner dancing vintage cars and auctions with chairs Caryn Laosa and Susan Bott leading planning.
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Susan Bott
Marc Center
Tri-City
Willie Wong
Corbina
Downtown Vision Plan prompts debate in Mesa council
The Mesa City Council accepted a Downtown Vision Plan to revitalize the core with a 30 million dollar, 10 year effort amid opposition from Cliff Straight who could not relocate his manufacturing business due to zoning. Supporters call it grassroots renewal blending culture education and housing with business uses. Funding to be decided in spring budget session ahead of spring elections.
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