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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1975
Page
4
At the December 2 Payson School Board meeting five girls were banned from participating in the boys’ junior high basketball team. The board discussed female athletic opportunities with high school options, expense concerns, and proposed an intramural program as an alternative. The incident drew editorials praising girls’ efforts and calling for improved programs.
A fully operational resuscitator is aboard the Taylor Electric service truck with a trained operator. The unit was funded by Tip Taylor, Harold Stewart, Dick Turner, George Gould, and the Strawberry Pine Rod and Gun Club. A refilling tank is kept at Tip Taylor’s house to ensure 24 hour protection.
A note from a local “Handyman” offers demonstrations of an oxygen delivery unit, stresses safety and proper administration, and invites groups to learn its operation. The letter thanks the community for sympathy after recent deaths and defends local handyman quality amid brief remarks on union support and Payson trades.
The excerpt recalls 1918 flu through a poem by Emma Louise Baugh of Kansas City and shares a Biden era style note from Alta Turner thanking friends and sheriff’s office for concern when a daughter failed to return home. It includes a satirical bureaucrat’s handbook reference and a poem about prayer and guidance.
Join four to five thousand seniors at Mesa Community College on February 22 for a daylong Senior Opportunity Fair. The College sponsors craft demonstrations, hobby ideas, service information, and affordable gifts. Also invites Payson Senior Citizens Club members to regular meetings and pre retirement programs on KAET-TV and Channel 8.
Nancy Purcell Dawn Morris and Cheri Taylor are named in connection with Roundup Printing and Publishing, Inc. in 1975. The item notes copyright involvement and identifies the parties associated with the enterprise.
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