Johnsons to celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Johnson of Payson mark sixty years of marriage on February 26. They wed in Bristol, Tennessee in 1915 after meeting in Virginia before settling in Payson in 1972. Their family includes three children, eight grandchildren, and one great grandchild with one son named Mickey Stegman.
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Fred A. Johnson
Payson
Johnsons
Virginia
Bristol
Tennessee
Mickey’’ Stegman
TNRCD appoints 1975 officers at annual meet
Tonto Natural Resource and Conservation District elected Ray Lee as chairman Henry Hoehn as vice chair and William Smeltz as secretary treasurer for 1975. T L Meredith Herman Meredith and Jack Rogers join the board. An award dinner honored Rogers with a 20 year pin. The group donated a generator to the Payson Volunteer Fire Department. Meetings are the first Friday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Swiss Village Inn.
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Tonto Natural
Ray Lee
Payson
Henry Hoehn
William Smeltz
East Verde Park
T. L. Meredith
Tonto Basin
Herman Meredith
Phoenix
Jack Rogers
Young
Medal for Major Jimmie L. Conder at retirement
Major Jimmie L. Conder son of Mr and Mrs William E O Neil of Payson received the Meritorious Service Medal at a retirement ceremony in Twin Falls Idaho. He is Air Force liaison officer for the Idaho wing of Civil Air Patrol with 23 years service and an aeronautical senior pilot. A newborn son, Randy Wayne, arrived February 24 to Wayne and Patricia Malcom of Payson at Payson Hospital.
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Jimmie L. Conder
William E. O'Neil
E. Bonita
Payson
Twin Falls
Idaho
Conder
Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
Aviation
Major Conder
Phoenix Union High School
Phoenix
Randy Wayne
Wayne and
Patricia Malcom
Payson Hospital
Hearing Date For Objections To Assessment
Date set for March 3, 1975 at 2 00 o clock. Owners contractors and interested parties may file written objections before the hearing. At the hearing or within ten days after any postponement the board of directors will hear and decide objections. Their decision is final and conclusive.
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Board of Directors
APS Announces Interim Rate Hikes and Fuel Adjustment
APS customers face two increases this month. The Arizona Corporation Commission approved on January 15 a 17.7 percent electricity rise and an 11.66 percent natural gas hike. An interim rate plan funds additions. permanent rates may refund any excess. A new fuel cost adjustment adds about 4 cents per kilowatt hour starting January 16, offset by a penny for penny adjustment. Rising costs drive the increases including fuel, payroll, taxes, materials, and environmental protection.
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APS
Arizona Corporation Commission
APS News: A Penny for Our Energy Updates
Arizona Public Service Company asks readers to stay informed about energy issues. The message promotes publishing notices in newspapers at minimal cost per customer, highlighting affordable outreach versus postage.
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APS
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TNRCD
Payson Volunteer Fire Department
Smeltz
Anna Mae Deming
U. S
Payson Sewer Assessments
Gila County Court House Supervisors
Gila County
Aeron
Arizona Public Service Company
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