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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1974
Page
5
Town Clerk Mary Jones states parade permits must be secured from the Town for any planned parade on town streets. If the parade travels on Highways 87 or 260, additional permission from the Department of Public Safety is needed. Applications should be filed about 30 days in advance.
Fr iday DEG 13 Chas and Virginia Mc Lellan. Saturday DEC 14 Fritz and Kathryn Left field. Tuesday DEC 17 Al and Helen O'Neil. Wednesday DEC 18 David and Ginger Garrels. Thursday DEC 19 Jack and Shirley Broadston Leland and Billie Murray and Art and Gertrude Schueppert.
John Russon of the Arizona Game and Fish Department releases 1974 Kaibab North totals. A total of 2,477 hunters took 614 bucks and 408 antlerless deer for a 45.3 percent success rate. 2,004 hunters held any deer permits, with 472 bucks and 408 antlerless deer bagged.
The report notes a success ratio of 48.9 percent for male hunters and 30 percent overall. Exactly 420 buck-only hunters checked in and a total of 142 bucks were bagged.
Sylvia Jane Newcomb of Payson died in Payson Hospital on Sunday at age 67. A registered nurse, she worked 14 years for Good Samaritan and Doctors Hospitals in Phoenix and four years at Payson Hospital after moving to town in 1966. Graveside rites were at Memory Lawn Memorial Park in Phoenix. Survivors include husband George, two sons Raymond and Roland, and brothers Frank and Ray Collins of Ann Arbor Michigan.
Funeral services for Carmella M Correnti 89 of Pine were held in Whittier California on December 2 after an extended illness. She died November 27 at Payson Hospital. Born in Italy she came to the United States in 1902 living in Rhode Island before moving to California in 1924. She resided in Pine with her son Vincent since 1972 and is survived by son Joseph and three daughters along with nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Burial followed in Rose Hills Cemetery Whittier.
County Supervisor Lynn Sheppard will be in Payson on Wednesday to meet citizens. He will be at the sheriff's office starting at 9 a.m. and will stay all day to hear concerns. He has made regular Payson visits since his 1972 election.
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