It's Ballroom ballroom expo at ASU to aid students
The Arizona State University Dance Department hosts a head-to-toe ballroom dancing expo titled It's Ballroom at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Nelson Fine Arts Center Tempe. A $10 ticket covers instruction exhibitions and open dancing with proceeds funding ASU students to travel to the 1994 American College Dance Festival in Albuquerque. Tickets are sold at the door or through the dance department at 965-5029.
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Arizona State University Dance Department
Nelson Fine Arts Center
10Th Street
Mill Avenue
Tempe
ASU
Albuquerque
N.M
ASU Symphony Schedules Free Gammage Recital With Liszt Work
The ASU Symphony Orchestra performs a free concert at Gammage Auditorium at 7 30 p m Thursday featuring Liszt Les Preludes with Lamartine inspired program notes, Rossini La Gazza Ladra overture, Humperdinck Hansel and Gretel selections, and Dvorak Symphony No 8. Dial 965 TUNE for event and parking details or contact Diane Cripe at 965 2787.
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Liszt
Arizona State University Symphony Orchestra
Gammage
Tempe
Lamartine
Rossini
Hansel and
Gretel
Humperdinck
Dvorak
ASU School of Music
Diane Cripe
Elderhostel lecture at Mesa Community College
Lucile Schoolland promotes Elderhostel in a free LifeLong Learning talk at MCC 1833 W Southern Ave Mesa. Seniors are invited to explore learning adventures nationwide and abroad, with info by calling 461 7492. Nearby MCC presents Ten Little Indians a suspenseful murder mystery with multiple ages and a staggered run through weekend dates. tickets start at 4 dollars for students and seniors.
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Lucile Schoolland
LifeLong Learning
Mesa Community College
Southern Ave
Mesa
Schoolland
Rio Salado Community College
United States
Agatha Christie
England
MCC
Rio Salado Showcases Women’s Month Seminars in March 1994
Rio Salado Community College hosts a weeklong series under National Women’s Month with talks on menopause myths by Jan Davie and Laura Ruiz-Scott at the East Valley Service Center in Mesa. A second lecture by Barbara Shover on Czechoslovakia follows at Chandler-Gilbert Community College, with LifeLong Learning public service. Further, the Maricopa Community College District offers Antiques & Collecting: A New Perspective at Phoenix College, led by Jay Mark, running March 9 through six weeks, with info via 285-7777.
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Rio Salado Community College
Jan Davie
Laura Ruiz-Scott
Rio
East Valley Service Center
Power Road
Mesa
Barbara Shover
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Czech
Slovakia
Chandler-Gilbert Community College
E. Pecos Road
Chandler
Shover
Maricopa Community College
Phoenix College
Jay Mark
Tempe
W. Thomas Road
Phoenix
Linda Collins
Betsy Frank
Lorena Garcia
Glendale
Margie Gwinn
Distince Stavano
Local two piano benefit recital at ASU Katzin Hall
Kathryn Rood Mandarin G Cheung Yueh and Henry Rose present a two piano concert at 7 30 p m Saturday in Tempe Arizona State University Katzin Concert Hall The program includes Clementi Rachmaninoff Saint Saens and the Southwest premiere of Christopher Theofanidis Fantasy for Two Pianos Proceeds go to the Young Artist Committee Admission 5 general 3 students 18 and under Call South Mountain Community College music department 243-8053 for details
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Kathryn Rood
G. Cheung-Yueh
Henry Rose
Arizona State University
Katzin Concert Hall
Tempe
Clementi
Rachmaninoff
Saint-Saens
Christopher Theofanidis
South Mountain Community College
Titan II missile silo museum urged for historic landmark status
A federal panel backed historic landmark designation for a Titan II missile silo turned museum near Green Valley. Located on an Air Force site leased to Pima County, it is the last intact Titan II site of 54 in the region and already on the National Register. The decision moves to the advisory board and then Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt for final action.
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Tucson
Green Valley
Little Rock
Ark
Wichita
Kan
National Park Service
Tee
Interior
Bruce Babbitt
Titan Museum
Pima County
Tucson Air Museum Foundation
Lange
David Stumpf
University of Arizona
Obituaries from Mesa and surrounding areas prompt multiple services
Funeral notices list Alberta J. Rush 65 of Mesa with services at Popular Grove Cemetery Culver and Argos Indiana. John Davis 88 of Mesa. Lettie L Armstrong 62 of Junction. David Elmer Ost 95 of Mesa. Kenneth C Coe 75 of Mesa. Albert Papenfuhs, Melcher's Mission and Bunker's Desert View Chapel cited. Memorials and visitation details noted for each.
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Alberta J. Rush
Mesa
Popular Grove
Culver
Argos
Ind
Lettie L. Armstrong
Junction
David Elmer
Mesa Mission
E. Main St
Mr. Ost
Farwell
Minn
Joaptiinss Shuabins Deasise Saas
Sercouners
Atjorie Singleton
Marilyn McLean
Donald
David
Dean Quamme
Aeee Berg
Melcher’s
Kenneth Charles Coe
Mountain Viewers
Mr. Coe
Women composers noted in Tribune Accent section
In a Sunday Accent piece the Tribune highlights women composers with a nod to Robert Spring whose photo accompanies the article. The piece also references Arizona Stehe Vnkeenaly and Susie Lee clarinet. The article notes Spring’s involvement and his photographed feature.
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the Tribune
Robert Spring
Arizona
Stehe
Susie Lee
Spring
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Falcon Hill
Lincoln Stevenson Field
Lindbergh
Poston Jr
Frost Longfellow
Taft
Lowell Whittier
Holmes Irving Madison
The
Associated Press
Robie Lange
Landmarks
Stumpf
Soviet Union
Alberta Rush
John Williams
John Davis
Thureday - N Macdonald
Meleie
Arizona Special Oies Inc
E. Wier Ave
Phoenix AZ
Bunker
Desert View Chapel
David Osterberg
Kenneth Coe
Albert Papenfuhs
New York
Jean
Steve
Karen Parker
Laura McGaffey
Inda Cardozo
Charlotte
Ursula Hoppe
al Summers
Vicki Crawford
Ae Hospice
E. Palm Lane
Ce Spalding
Tone Hee Mesa
Pope
Missouri
Ganda Chapel
Gene Colwell
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