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WU EDITIONS SE Wednesday, April 30, The Arizona Republic -SaS. V'LfvMik I -lv: "fey 'V i iV i 4 Military academies accept 4 students MESA Four Mesa Unified School District seniors have received appointments to U.S. military academies for next year. TJ Steven Payson, 2047 E. Elmwood nominated by Sen.

Barry Goldwater, was appointed to the Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo. Payson attends Mountain View High School. Dominic Boragina, 853 N. Windsor Circle, nominated by Rep. John Rhodes, and Vice President Walter Mondale, was appointed to the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.

The Mountain View senior also was nominated by Goldwater for appointment to the Air Force Academy. Ramona Shinn, 1051 S. Dobson, nominated by Sen. Dennis DeConcini, was appointed to the Air Force Academy. She attends Mesa High School.

J. James Russell, 2250 E. Evergreen, was nominated for his Naval Academy appointment by President Carter and Rhodes. He also was nominated for the Coast Guard Academy, New London, after a competitive selection process. The Mountain View senior also was nominated by Goldwater to the Air Force Academy.

Everyone iworksin fa parade Students at Longfellow Elementary School, 345 S. Hall, Mesa, built floats representing books they read on and wheelbar-- rows last week and them at the school. Pushing one of the floats are Jennifer Smith and James DePe-JTpets. Riding is school Evelyn Es-Tparza, and pulling are Nathan Skinner, left, and Seth Hubert. Me Smith Republic 9 Education tot II Announcement -I anulever Jordan seeks old Jordan's past NOTICE TO REALTORS REALTOR ASSOCIATES LIMITED OPENINGS Furniture Workbench fashion above all every stef way.

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17 95 8.99 If DAN MILBURN Photographii I 95 TOP -y SIRLOIN CHANDLER Ron Oakes, prin- cipal of the Mesa Unified School District's new Jordan Elementary School, wants students of the old Jordan School in Mesa to help him reconstruct its history and donate memorabilia for a historical display jn the new building's library. In addition, students of the old school are invited to the dedication of the new facility, located at 3320 N. (Carriage Lane. It will be held May 8 at 7 p.m. The new school opened last fall but has not been dedicated.

The original school was built in the late 1800s as a one-room adobe building. It was torn down in the early 1900s to make way for a brick, wo-room structure. In 1946, elementary schools in the Mesa, Jordan, Alma and Lehi disquiets were consolidated into the -Mesa district Jordan school, which was located 200 yards west of what is I how the southwest corner of Dobson and Baseline roads, was not used after the consolidation. Eight years later it was sold, dismantled and jnoved. Vf Florence Mitten, who attended the Jordan School from 1911 to 1916, has been working with Oakes to -establish the minimuseum at the new They are trying to find old photos, report cards and display materials.

Oakes asks students of the Cold school to call him at the new one. Volunteers will be asked to speak to classes and record their recollec- tions on tape for future students. RADIATION SAFETY A spe-tcial short course on radiation safety twill be offered May 15 at Arizona 'State University. A morning program will examine the basics of radiation and radioactivity, types of radioactive materials and decay, radiobiology, accidents, -energy responses and critical pathways. Afternoon discussions and demon--strations include state and federal -regulations, radiation detectors, protection, handling radioiso-.

topes, monitoring X-ray machines and radioactive-waste disposal. Dr. John McKlveen, radiation- safety officer at ASU, will conduct 'the course. The May 15 conference is an "extension from one a day earlier, for which enrollment is filled. A fee of $50 covers all costs and a luncheon.

To register, call ASU i Conference Services. MATERNITY SERVICES A public forum on alternatives in maternity services available in Maricopa County will be held at 7:30 'tonight at ASU's Education Lecture on 11th Street The forum is sponsored by the Arizona Perinatal Program in coop-nation with the continuing education program at the ASU College of 'Nursing. The free two-hour program will feature five speakers and a new film 'n pregnancy. Couples of child-bearing age, pregnant women and all other interested persons are invited. Conference officials said maternity services fall into three categories prenatal services, birthing services 'tad high-risk systems and that rmany couples find it difficult to get "Information on their availability.

KINDERGARTEN SIGN-UP Registration for next year's kinder-' Jarten classes in the Kyrene Elemen-'Jary School District begins this week. 'Children who will be 5 years old by Dct 1 are eligible to enroll Parents should bring their chil-' dren, birth certificates and immuni-Mation records to neighborhood New clear vinyl top that allows you to see inside the float. Separate air chamber pillow. 11 openings in the top holds drinks. i i i I Includes soup and salad bar, steak fries, roll nnslhiiMav Reg.

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schools. Parent handbooks will be available. BOARD MEETINGS The Tempe Union High School District's board of education will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in the district office at 500 W. Guadalupe Road.

The Apache Junction Unified School District's board will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at Apache Junction High School, Ironwood and Southern. Chandler Unified School District's board will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the district office, 500 W. Galveston St The Tempe Elementary School District's board of trustees will meet at 7:30 p.m.

May 7 in the district office, 3205 S. Rural Road. REGISTRATION DEADLINE Monday is the registration deadline for enrollment in summer-school classes in the Kyrene Elementary School District Registration forms are available at all schools and at the district office, 8700 S. Kyrene Road. A $25 deposit is required.

The classes, which will be held from June 9 through July 3, are sponsored by the district and the Gifted Program Parent Advisory Council. Students need not be enrolled in gifted-education classes this year to enroll in Invitation to Enrichment classes this summer. Course offerings include: astronomy, computer programming, drama, geology, oceanography, typing, desert survival, cooking, photography, science and Spanish. For more information, call the district's office for gifted education. STORY TIME Students who have enrolled in next year's kindergarten class at Kyrene Del Norte Elementary School are invited to become familiar with the school at story-time sessions Tuesday and May 13.

Librarian Carol Christine will read stories at 11 a.m. both days. Parents are invited. The school is located at 1331 E. Redfield Road.

ASU ORIENTATION An orientation for women planning to enroll at ASU next fall will be held from 12:30 to 2 p.m. today in the Yuma Room of the Memorial Union. The free session is sponsored by the ASU chapter of the Association for Women's Active Return to Education. A panel will offer suggestions on surviving and succeeding in a university atmosphere, and ASU officials will present information on preregistration and. academic programs and services.

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MESA The Mesa City Council dedicate thu naw mimoil Vimk Com In Riglttw ForFRig Conagm No Funhato Noeouary Building A New Home? We Always Have Contractor Prices On New Construction, So Bring In Your Plans! IftOTZ ARRETS Mia Csnlsr) toe name of Mayor Wayne Pomeroy. The structure, with 12,000 square feet of floor space on two levels, was designed by Mesa architects Horl-beck, Hickman and Schafer, and was built by Rodden Construction Co. of Phoenix." "will hold its first meeting in its new chambers at 5:30 p.m. Monday. The cornerstone of the $1.1 million structure at 57 E.

First St was laid Saturday. The building will be officially dedicated May 17. Council members voted Friday to iUrly'iDrtuSlMttiTN, GODFREY SOUARI Marty'iPrMiShsfti 0 (NmMy. Tarimr Han) APACHtKAZA WILIS me ftk, gsk IIMI2I.