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Payson Roundup

Location

Payson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1975

Page

5

Town considers mandatory spaying program for pets

Payson Town weighs a compulsory spay policy for all female dogs and cats before adoption. The plan mirrors the Payson Humane Society, which charges 25 for female dogs and 20 for female cats, with discounts and options to spay later, while male fees are 20 for dogs and 15 for cats.

T.M Mac” Leeds Payson Humane Officer Leeds Payson Humane Society The Humane Society

Santa visits Payson High students Christmas party

The National Honor Society of Payson High School hosted a Christmas party last Tuesday with Santa, games, refreshments, and gifts for fifteen youngsters who attended the event.

Santa The National Honor Society of Payson High School

Sodium lights debut to cut state energy costs

The Arizona state highway system begins replacing mercury vapor with high pressure sodium lamps across about 4000 units. Urban areas in Tucson and Phoenix start conversion with hundreds of lamps, offering similar light levels at 57 percent lower energy use. Rural rollout promises greater savings, as interchanges drop from 14 to eight lights. Lamp life is longer, and motorists report positive feedback while observatories notice reduced light pollution.

Gene Ireland Department of Transportation Tucson Phoenix Tempe Ireland Arizona Kingman DOI Black Canyon

New Officers Installed by Shrine Club

The Zane Grey Shrine Club held its December meeting at Copper Cloud Restaurant to elect and install officers for the coming year. Officers include Mort Baskin as president Jake Levesque as vice president William Steinke as secretary Robert Caraker as treasurer William Duerre and Carll Huskison as co chaplains and Louis Spear as sergeant at arms. Committees were named to support community welfare and the rodeo committee will plan floats for next year's Payson Rodeo.

Zane Grey Shrine Club Copper Cloud Mort Baskin Jake Levesque William Steinke Robert Caraker William Duerre Carll Huskison Louis Spear Rodeo Committee Payson

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