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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1975
Page
2
A community education effort by the Payson Junior Woman's Club offers questions and answers about cancer. They discuss what cancer is, prognosis with early treatment, prevention through lifestyle changes, viruses in cancer research, breast lumps, and the rectal examination procedure known as a proctoscope.
The U S Forest Service warns the public about digging in local Indian ruins. Officials stress that ancient ruins artifacts fossils and remnants are fragile and protected by the 1906 Antiquities Act. Unauthorized injury excavation or appropriation on federal lands can lead to arrest and penalties.
Spring arrivals bring garden work fencing and ground rototilling as residents prep for warmer months. Bill and Betty Walters plant fruit trees and drill a well while planning a mobile home. George Walker ferries Mogollon Stage to Mesa Tempe and Phoenix. The Walker family includes five children with two daughters in Payson and Washington and three sons in the Army and Navy. Mary, a Payson High student, joins chess and a school play. The Walkers moved to Round Valley in 1974 camping before building their home.
A local Lions Club birthday calendar lists April and May dates with names including Tom and Jerry Wolfe Billy Joe and Lois Fletcher Pat and Barbara Murphy and Robert and JoAnn Whittle Richard and JoAnne Dudley Neal and Helen Reynolds and Fred and Sten McQuestion.
Community schedule lists meetings and activities at Payson fire station Beta Sigma Phi Jane Black’s home Longhorn Boosters Payson High School Gila County Homemaker Clubs Payson Woman's Club and more on Friday April 25 including baseball JV and Varsity games Elks Fish Dinner Legal Aid Stamps and various club meetings Tuesday April 29 Pine-Strawberry Fire Department training and drivers license exams Wednesday April 30 track golf and civic club gatherings including Rotary and Elks Hopes Woom and Presbyterian Women events.
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