Beginning Tai Chi class begins at 11 a.m. in Mesa
Progressive Physical Therapy announces a 10 week Tai Chi program for beginners led by Dottie Scott at 801 S. Power Rd No 104 Mesa with sessions every Monday and Wednesday at 11 a.m. The fee is 50 dollars. For details call 396-3737. Unity of the East Valley hosts all you can eat spaghetti dinner to fund Unity delegates to Winterpark Colorado. Dinner is today 5 to 8 p.m. at Perkins 2034 E Southern Ave Mesa. Cost 3.99. Call Charlene Ives 892-2700 for more. Today is last day to register CPR classes by Fraternal Order of Eagles at Tempe 6 to 10 p.m. April 5 at 2314 E Apache Blvd Tempe. Lead by Tempe Fire Department. To register call 830-1307 or 967-7948.
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Mesa Community College
Unity of the East Valley
Perkins
Southern Ave
Youth of Unity
Winterpark
Colo
Charlene Ives
CPR
Order of Eagles
Apache Blvd
Tempe
Community events calendar for Mesa area activities
The Mesa area hosts multiple events this week including a film on eating disorders at Mesa Community College 1833 W. Southern Ave 12:30 to 2 p.m. Tuesday followed by a discussion led by MCC counselor Barbara Gordon. Additional events include grief program at Desert Samaritan Hospital 1400 S. Dobson Rd Mesa with free admission but reservations required and a parenting session at Four Peaks Elementary School Apache Junction 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday led by Larry and Cindy Putbrese. A children's birdhouse workshop by Shrine House Historic Museum 160 N. Center St. Mesa for ages 8 to 12, 9:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday with no charge and preregistration. Also a 1964 Mesa High School alumni reunion planned for Nov 25 at The Sheraton Hotel with dinner priced at $25. Two free outdoor concerts are set for Tempe Center 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday featuring Desert Gumbo and Joe Myers.
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Mesa Community College
Southern Ave
MCC
Barbara Gordon
Call
Cottonwood
Desert Samaritan Hospital
S. Dobson Road
Mesa
Four Peaks Elementary School
N. Idaho
Apache Junction
Larry
Cindy Putbrese
Mesa High School
Sheraton
Centennial Way
Becky
Howard Craig
Centerpoint
6Th Street
Mill Avenue
Tempe
Desert Gumbo
Joe Myers
Mesa Elementary Schools Online This Month
Mesa elementary schools plan to bring all campuses online this month. Public notice invites families to call 898-5665 and enter the provided four digit extension to obtain updates and instructions.
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Mesa School News
East Valley traffic watch updates on restricted streets
Road restrictions cover Stapley Drive from Maine Street to Broadway Road and Scottsdale Road from Gilbert to Weber drives Rural Road from Elliot to Knox Knox to Carver on 71st Street Fourth Street on 52nd Street westbound closures 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday Tuesday and Wednesday to Thursday Southern Avenue beneath the I 10 crossing closed 11 p.m. to 5 a.m.予定 Price Road detours between Linda Lane and Pecos Road as preparations for future Price Freeway proceed.
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Price Road
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Pecos Road
Price
Kajukenbo Self-Defense Course Offered at Chandler-Gilbert
Chandler-Gilbert Community College adds Kajukenbo self-defense as a noncredit course in its fitness center. The martial arts program blends karate judo jujitsu kenpo and chuan fa kung fu with classes 7 to 9 p.m. today and Wednesday. Adults and youths 9 to 17 may enroll anytime. fee is $25 monthly. For information call 732 7000. Registration number 9024.
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Chandler-Gilbert Community
Obituaries for Dr Donald Yous and others in Arizona
Obituary notices list Dr Donald D Yous of Mesa with service at Mission 6625 East Main and memorials to American Association. Also listed are Donald Kay Aldous of Salt Lake City and winter resident of Mesa who died March 26 1994 with services and memorials to Park East Memorial. Sharron E Yanez of Chandler and Laura Beth Flatbush of Tempe receive funeral arrangements and memorials with visitation details and funeral homes named.
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Donald D. Yous
Mesa
E. Main St
Donald Kay Aldous
Salt Lake
Mr. Aldous
Laura Beth Flatbush
Tempe
Miss Flatbush
Carmichael
Patricia
Sharon
Steven L. Melcher
Chapel of the Roses
Bus servicers union rejects Phoenix Transit contract offer
Teamsters Local 104 representing bus refuelers and cleaners rejected the labor contract from Phoenix Transit System on Sunday and will resume negotiations today. Transit spokesman Scott Hanson said the union has until midnight Thursday to reach an agreement with Phoenix Transit, a private company contracted by the city to operate 45 of the Valley's 66 bus routes.
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Teamsters Local 104
Phoenix Transit System
Phoenix Transit
Transit
Scott Hanson
Health care reform speakers bureau launched by AH A
The Arizona Hospital Association launched a free health care reform speakers bureau with over 60 professionals from 21 Arizona communities. A directory of speakers and access details are available by calling 929 4338.
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The
Arizona Hospital Association
Arizona
Free gourds workshop for kids at Shrine House Museum
A Saturday 9:30 to 11 am workshop on making birdhouses from dried gourds is open to children 8 to 12 at the Shrine House Historic Museum 160 N. Center St Mesa Registration deadline is 644-2169 Richard Grossman was named exalted ruler of Apache Junction Elks Lodge No 2349 in a March 19 ceremony succeeding Ernest Heaton in a 1900 member lodge Lisa Giedinghagen and David Ory won the Mayor s Education Festival Essay Contest each receiving 500 from Southwest Student Services The Mesa Southwest Museum honored its most active 1993 volunteers at a Feb 5 luncheon with 12 volunteers named for over 250 hours of service.
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Shrine House Historic Museum
N. Center St
Mesa
Richard Grossman
Apache Junction
Mesa Southwest Museum
Louise Bates
Ken Beatty
Laura Beatty
Antoinette Cobb
Joyce Fuller
Joanne Gilles
Harfst
Ernie Harfst
Phyllis Hatch
Irene Jameson
Kitty Kreitz
Mary Olive Mott
Marie O’leary
Charlotte Raimonde
Virginia Sweigart
Lisa Giedinghagen
Westwood High School
David Ory
Dobson High School
Southwest Student Services
Community Bulletins Info Call In Mesa Tribune
ViRtCi ee cere community bulletins note limited info. For more details contact Laurie Hath at 898-6427.
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The
Mesa Tribune
Laurie Hath
Artificial heart patient receives human replacement heart
Nevada man Wallace Kay Jr., 29, of Moapa, became the third patient at University Medical Center to receive an artificial heart as a bridge to transplant. After 67 days on the device, he underwent a nine hour operation Sunday to receive a human heart, officials said.
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Tucson
Nevada
University Medical
Wallace Kay Jr
Moapa
Nev
JOBS program in Arizona seeks $1.4 million boost
DES deputy director told the House Human Services Committee that even with the extra 1.4 million in funding, about 15,000 Arizonans on the JOBS program will still wait for assistance. The bill would cap welfare benefits for adults at two years in five, while shielding funds for children. Democrats push for more federal match funding. Republicans resist. The program aims to expand counselors and add staff to serve the demand.
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Fife Symington
Linda Beezely
Phoenix
Parin
Arizona
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