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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1975
Page
5
A guide on planting root crops for fall and winter harvest. The piece discusses beets carrots parsnips rutabagas turnips and lettuce plus spinach kale and organic gardening practices. It highlights mulching soil improver storage methods and observing backyard farming examples.
Gila County will get 95,850 dollars in federal aid for road construction under a formula approved by the Federal Highway Administration and the Arizona Association of County Engineers. Indian reservations in the county will receive an additional 29,610 dollars. The formula uses total annual vehicle miles on Arizona roads, land area, and rural population to distribute funds.
A boy named Phillip Steven Kulton was born to George and Gail Kulton of Payson on July 17, 1975. He weighed eight pounds one ounce and measured 21 inches long.
The Payson Masonic Lodge hosted a Saturday barbecue at the corner of Highway 87 and Rancho Road to raise funds for its building fund. Proceeds will support lodge construction efforts. Meat And The Budget notes show meat accounts for nearly 40 percent of a typical family’s food expenditures.
Coach Terry Nodlinski announces the first Longhorn football practice will be August 18 at 7 a.m. in the high school gym. Prospective players must present physical exams and cards with parent signatures before practice starts. New or transfer students should bring birth certificates.
In the Payson District of the Tonto National Forest no fires were reported in the past week. Fire danger stayed at moderate and is likely to drop to low if moisture continues, as crews are reduced and remaining teams focus on controlled burns for next season.
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