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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1994

Page

11

Kindergarten teacher Jeanne Campbell to retire in Mesa

After 15 dedicated years at Christ the King Elementary School in Mesa, Jeanne Campbell will retire at year's end. Friends and former pupils plan a farewell reception from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday in Presentation Hall, inviting all her past pupils and families to wish her well as she begins retirement.

Jeanne Campbell Christ the King Mesa Campbell Presentation Hall E. Dana Ave Vicky Newsham

Famed veteran Isiah Mays grave honored every Armed Forces Day

For the 19th year Frank Tyndall of Mesa will decorate the grave of Medal of Honor recipient Isiah Mays at the state hospital in Phoenix. Mays, born a slave in Virginia, was buried there in 1925 after earning the Medal of Honor in 1890 and long lay in a number marked grave until a 22 pound marker was finally placed. Also Saturday at 9 a.m. two local Air Force Sergeant Association chapters dedicate a monument at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, 23029 N Cave Creek Rd, Phoenix, with public invitation and contact Bowman at 373-9421.

Frank Tyndall Mesa State Hospital Phoenix Isiah Mays Mays Virginia State Asylum Tyndall Veterans Administration Air Force Sergeant Association National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona Cave Creek Road Bowman

Potters Sought for 1500 Bowls Empty Bowls Luncheon

The Mesa Arts Center calls on experienced potters to craft 1500 ceramic bowls for the October Empty Bowls luncheon at 155 N. Center St. Volunteers work 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Bowls will be decorated and filled with soup donated by House of Tricks Restaurant in Tempe. proceeds go to Family Services Center and Paz de Cristo. For details call 644-2242.

Mesa Arts Center N. Center St Art Center House of Tricks Tempe Family A Services Center Paz de C Mesa

Town Center seeks removal of outdated downtown signs

Mesa Town Center Corp plans to remove or paint over 40 outdated signs in a one square mile downtown area extending from Broadway to University and Mesa to Country Club drives. The effort could cost up to 6100 if property owners consent, with city funding considered in 1994 95.

Mesa Mesa Town Center Corp Tom Verploegen MesaBank W. Main St S. Robson St Broadway Road University, Mesa and Country Club Downtown Vision Ann Verploegen Town Center

Preschool class doubles as triplets and twins puzzle teachers

Kathy Hart, a preschool teacher at St. Andrews United Methodist Church in Mesa, spent six months sorting out a class of 18 that includes one set of fraternal triplets, three sets of twins, and a mix of identical and fraternal siblings. She built a system using names, marks, and dress differences to distinguish students, as the year ends.

Kathy Hart St. Andrews United Methodist Church Mesa Colleen Sean Lockhart Hart Jeremy Carlos Salcedo Tribune St. Andrews Morse Kristen Megan Sheffield Andrew Erie United Methodist Church Cory Horstman Kasey Reid Caria Grif Sarah Fmiths Amber Trapp Jessica Davis Zachary Hensen

Mesa council rejects teen program funding

Mesa City Council refused funding for the Boys and Girls Club teen center for the next fiscal year, despite Human Services Advisory Board support. Gary Yazna said the agency sought 50000 to staff a teen center and outreach, to be matched with another two hires, but the council questioned funding sources and timing. The city previously approved 569178 for nine programs for at risk youths through June 1995, with much gang prevention money directed to city programs.

Gary Yazwa Boys and Girls Club East Valley Mesa Yazna Human Services Advisory Board Richard Blake Blake Mesa United Way Pat Gilbert Jerry Boyd

Plea bargain nets killer life sentence

A Mesa man, Darrell "Pete" Paxton, was sentenced to life in prison for the 1991 murder of Eric Edwards after prosecutors offered a plea deal to a co defendant who admitted knowing the murder would occur. The judge credited the co defendants cooperation and set a minimum 25 year before parole.

Mesa Maricopa County Maurice Portley Darrell Pete” Paxton Eric Edwards Debbi Edwards Josh Smaulding Paxton Smaulding Portley Romley Edwards

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