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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1994
Page
15
The play runs from June 21 to June 26 with 8 p.m. shows June 21 to 24 and 2 and 8 p.m. on June 25 and 2 and 7 p.m. on June 26. Ticket prices range from 25.75 to 39.75 dollars. Information lines provide two phone numbers 965-3434 and 678-2222.
The Plenty for You Mesa Town Center lists 120 shops and services in the mile area with brochures at the Mesa Town Center Corporation Office on 58 W. Main St. and the Mesa Convention and Visitors Bureau at 120 N. Center St. Information line 890-2613. The Desert Botanical Garden runs a Plant Questions Hotline from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday, contact 941-1225.
Dr James S Griffith leads a free lecture and slide show on folk and traditional arts on Wednesday at 7 p m at the Gilbert Library 132 W Bruce Call 892 3141 to reserve a spot
The article notes Roseanne Arnold and Tom Arnold face tattoo decisions amid a divorce filing. It cites advances in laser removal that reduce scarring versus past methods like cutting or burning, with Dr. Mark Meyers commenting on improved outcomes.
A reader argues for balanced diet and personal freedom, while the columnist notes two facts: high dietary fat intake harms health and can raise risks including prostate cancer in men. The exchange touches longevity, mood, and lifestyle choices amid ongoing nutrition discussions.
Laura Nathanson M D a noted pediatric writer aims to guide 1990s parents with practical parenting advice. Her work over two decades, including examinations of child health and behavior, positions her as a prominent voice alongside classic guides. Her forthcoming book promises clear, expert guidance for modern families.
A parent explains a simple, age appropriate answer about where babies originate. The guidance covers using clear language, referencing a mommy and daddy, and recognizing a child’s curiosity. It suggests showing a baby photo and gently describing growth and the pregnancy process.
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