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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1994

Page

15

Plenty to Do in Mesa and Phoenix Area Activities

A compiled listings brochure highlights 120 shops at Mesa Town Center with brochures at the Mesa Town Center Corporation Office and Mesa Convention and Visitors Bureau. Also featured are Heard Museum exhibits on Native Peoples of the Southwest, Phoenix Zoo family attractions, Tempe senior activities with Monday root beer floats, and details on hours locations and contact numbers for each venue.

Mesa Town Center Mile Mesa Town Center Corporation W. Main’St Mesa Convention and Visitors Bureau N. Center St Mesa Heard Museum Arizona West Southwest Monte Vista Road Phoenix Tempe Community Services Department Pyle Southern Ave Bob Larson

Indoor Farmer's Market at Los Arcos Mall in Scottsdale

Los Arcos Mail hosts an Indoor Farmer's Market every Tuesday from 3 to 8 p.m. through Aug. 30. Crops such as melons corn and tomatoes are in harvest. Located in the mall center court at 1315 N Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale. Information 945-6376. Also Orpheum Theater tours offered before closing for the season with noon today and 10 a.m. Saturdays through May. Second Ave and Adams St Phoenix. Admission free. Information 252-9678.

Los Arcos Mail Center Court Scottsdale Road Scottsdale Orpheum Theater Second Avenue Adams Street Phoenix

Summer camps offer kids a chance to explore arts and crafts

A roundup of Mesa area programs lists the Mesa Family YMCA summer day camp at three sites running June 6 through August 12 for ages 5-12 with activities from arts and crafts to swimming and field trips. Fees start at 68 per week with a 10 registration and 10 weekly deposit. Other offerings include a Coste Studios guitar workshop, Artworks Mesa at Kerr Elementary, Eastside Ballet Center classes, and the Fiber Factory Intro to Fibers series for ages 8 and up.

Ummer Mesa Family Ymca Fremont Junior High School N. Power Road Mesa Redbird S. Extension Road YMCA N. Mesa Drive Coste Studios Mesa Arts Center Kerr Elementary School JTPA Eastside Ballet Center S. Morris St Fiber Factory

New Food Labels Explained by Local Expert

Sandra Mendez of FHP Health Care outlines pros and cons of the new food labels set by the FDA. She notes the daily value basis on 2000 calories may mislead some consumers and predicts more fat reductions as labels roll out for snacks and frozen meals. A May 23 class at FHP offices in Mesa offers deeper guidance for a fee.

Mendez FHP Health Care FHP W. Iron Mesa Holiday Inn Country Club Drive Food and Drug Administration

Orthotics and foot health guidance from Dr Smith

Dear reader asks about orthotics and bone spurs. Dr Smith explains orthotics are foot inserts molded to adjust landing and length, often used for back knee and foot pain and prescribed by podiatrists or surgeons. He discusses heel spurs, their causes, padding, shoe choice, medications, and surgical removal as definitive treatment, noting insurance concerns.

Dr. Smith L.K Pico Rivera Calif Saads Peace N.E.W

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Phoenix Zoo Papago Park The Dalmen Sanat By Adnane Hopian S Sandra Mendez Curious George Red Sox Roger Clemens Leesburg, Fla F.T Edward A. Smith M.D W. Brown Road Suite Ed Smith
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