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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1994
Page
14
Arizona State University hosts a free chaos theory miniconference from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m Friday in the Pima Room Memorial Union Tempe campus. The public can attend as speakers discuss applications to business economics engineering psychology and public administration. Information line 965 1032.
The Tempe Puma Pros announce soccer tryouts on Saturday from 9 to 11 30 a m at Benedict Park intersecting Kyrene and Guadalupe in Tempe. Boys born after July 1983 may participate and should bring water a ball and wear proper attire. Additional tryouts are set for April 9 and 16. For more information call Steve Stoaks at 759 9187.
Tempe Kiwanis Park Recreation Center hosts its fifth annual Easter Egg Hydro Hunt at 2 p.m. Sunday at 6111 S All-America Way Tempe. The water event invites infants through 12-year-olds with parental participation required for ages 0 to 6, and prizes are offered.
Red Mountain High School graduate Keith Richards and his wife Shelley Richards, both at Southern Utah University, hold indoor track records. Keith, a freshman, owns the 800 meter indoor mark at 1:54.63 and leads off the 1,600 meter indoor relay. Shelley ran the second leg of the women’s 1,600 meter relay, helping the team post an indoor record of 4:03.09 this winter. This marks the first year SUU has had a husband and wife duo holding records simultaneously.
The Mesa Main Library hosts Pop-up Pizazz from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Wednesday at 64 E First St. Children learn to make greeting cards with pop-up elements. Registration required. Admission 3 dollars for youths and 6 dollars for adults. Call 644-2705 for info and registration.
Last day to register is Monday for a one pitch round robin softball tournament to benefit the Kactus Kopler Junior Olympic Team. The April 9 event at Freestone Park Gilbert features all male or coed upper and lower division teams with a $125 fee. For information call Shelly Morris at 899-8648.
Mesa school news announces all elementary schools will be online this month. Public notice provides a contact line 898-5665 with keypad guidance.
The Chandler Regional Hospital Auxiliary seeks an overseer for the Rockabye Bears Sibling Program at 475 S. Dobson Road. Two to three hours two Saturdays each month. Requires organization dedication and comfort with young children. For more.
The Arizona Driver and Safety Education Association named Dale Hall of Mesa High School as Professional of the Year at its March 4 conference. Separately, Eric Peterson of Mesa, a Dobson High School senior, is among about 2,600 Presidential Scholars semifinalists for 1994, with 141 to be chosen as Scholars. Also noted are several students earning dean’s or honors lists at Otterbein College Luther College Vanderbilt and Paradise Valley Scottsdale Parker campuses.
Local Mesa notice lists contact Laurie More Huth at 898 6427 for information. No further details provided in the fragments.
Brad Carlson, 35, of Mesa, forced a landing in the 5800 block of East McKellips Road after a fuel leak aboard his Piper Warrior 2. He shut off fuel, landed safely west of Becker Road in a bank parking lot, then moved the plane with police escort to Higley Road. No injuries or damage reported.
In the early hours Saturday a man called Zeke attacked a neighbor during a morning walk in the 6600 block of East Earl Drive. The dog then turned on Pappy, a Chow-Labrador mix, biting and injuring him before both dogs were separated and medical care given.
An 8 year old Chandler boy alleges he was abducted near Hartford Elementary School and sexually assaulted before being dropped off in the 300 block of North Hartford. Police say evidence does not support the boy's claims and are investigating with hospital examination done. A white man in his mid 30s drove a blue van and lured him with a lawn task.
Student legislators at the University of Arizona propose barring student government funding for fraternities and sororities that exclude members by gender. Leaders defend equal opportunity and say the rule would end a positive campus experience, noting separate sexes have parallel organizations. The issue arose after the Central Governing Council denied funding for a fraternity attending a leadership conference for nondiscrimination reasons. The campus hosts 28 all male fraternities and 19 all female sororities with about 4,000 members.
Mesa police and school officials seek a man who stole two wallets Monday from Entz Elementary School teachers during lunch. The suspect entered multiple classrooms, claimed to be a district repairman, and was confronted by startled teachers. Signs now require visitor sign in and badges.
Fire damaged a vacant Chandler residence at 500 block West Erie Street. About 8:30 p.m. heavy smoke and flames engulfed the back of the house causing roughly 45000 dollars in damage. No occupants were present and the owner could not be located. The cause is listed as suspicious due to combustibles found on the back porch.
Obituary notices list Alberta G. Jacko 81 Chandler. Librada C. Rangel 91 Queen Creek. Thomas C. Forrester 61 Chandler. Gloria T. Eaton 62 Apache Junction. Lois B. Smith 72 Junction. Tony Lopez 63 Phoenix area. Frederick Harry Meyer 81 Mesa. Abbie Jo Hutchison 80 Lloyd Blake H Blake 77 N D. Nick Mandich 77 Mesa. Services set across multiple churches and mortuaries with visitation details and survivor notes.
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