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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1994

Page

12

Give 'em Hell Harry to Play at AJUSD Center

Apache Junction Unified School District presents Give em Hell Harry at 8 p.m. today in the district performing arts center at 2525 S. Ironwood Dr. Tickets are $6 in advance at the administrative center 1575 W. Southern Ave or at the door. Gary Sievers portrays Harry Truman. For info call 8357358 or 9643261 or 9821110 ext 230.

Apache Junction Unified School District Harry S. Ironwood Drive Southern Ave Gary Sievers Harry Truman

Old Prospector event at Shrine House Museum in Mesa

The Mesa Southwest Museum hosts an Old Prospector event at the Shrine House Museum 160 N Center St at 1 p.m. Saturday. Bob Wright of Apache Junction portrays a grizzled miner with mining stories and period implements on display. Free and open to the public. For info call 644 2760. The Wild West Collectors Show and Auction follows at Centennial Hall 201 N Center St 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday with cowboy collectibles and artifacts. admission 4 dollars. Call 644 2560 for details.

Mesa Southwest Museum Shrine House Museum N. Center St Bob Wright Apache Junction Territorial Arizona Mesa Centennial Hall

Travel Adventure Film Series Amazing Australia at Mesa high

The Travel Adventure Film Series opens with Amazing Australia at Mountain View High School auditorium 2700 E Brown Rd Mesa. Grant Foster narrates the 7:30 p.m. show with tickets 6 for adults and 3 for children under 12. For more info call 644-3230.

Mesa Arts Center World Geographic Society Amazing Australia Mountain View High School E. Brown Road Grant Foster

Obituary notices for Mesa residents list multiple services

Obituaries published for several Mesa residents with funeral and service details on Jan 1994. Louise Barton LeSueur 77 died Jan 19 in Mesa. services slated 10 a.m. Saturday at Ninth Ward LDS Church with visitation Friday. Other notices include Ralph J. Denton 83 and Ellen Nadine Mattox 67 with service times and memorials. Therese H. Robert 69. Vincent Fagan 72. Robert Hutchins 80. Venita Lewis 47. Ruth Luff 79. Earl Harding 81. Funeral homes and church locations cited. memorials to YMCA and American Heart Association. Survivors listed for most notices.

Louise Barton LeSueur Mesa Ninth Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Broadway Road LeSueur Mount Pleasant Utah Waldo Duane David Don Kent Steve Bob Craig Elaine Ead Colleen June Bartholomew Carol Ozment Que Don Barton Bunker’s Garden Chapel N. Centennial Way Ralph Denton Ralph J. Denton Denton Geen Ponte Centralia Therese H. Robert Mesa Eee Green Acres Chapel Chandler Robert Laser Company Horsorcester Mass Racine Oscar Gerard Marie M Oe Holy Spirit Catholic Church E. Libra Drive Tempe Caron Wes Seee Son Ralph Lughter Carole Ild Tempe Mortuary E. Southern A Vincent Fagan Vincent F. Fagan Our Lady of Mountempe F A Company Mary Patricia Briguglio Karen Robert S. Hutchins Green Acres Chant Age Road Scottsdale Hutchins Sioux Iowa Darlean Pope Sharoninski Helen Lauper George Ruth R. Luff Apache Wells Community Church Ga Road Wang Mesa Luff Wilkes Barre Horace R. Joan Fadden American Heart Association P.O. Box Phoenix

ASU East funding advances in Arizona Legislature

The House Education Committee endorsed a 2.2 million dollar funding plan to start an Arizona State University East campus at the Williams Air Force Base site in Mesa. A 1.6 million portion depends on base property conveyance to the Board of Regents. The campus could open by fall 1995 with about 500 students.

Metropolitan Youth Symphony Arizona State University ASU Tempe Kathi Hand Williams Air Force Base Mesa State House Education Committee Senate House Appropriations Fife Symington Arizona Board of Regents Lattie Coorsay House Miect Killian R-Mesa Board of Regents Coor ASU East

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