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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1976
Page
8
Bert Sprague of Star Valley will speak at the June 7 Senior Citizens Club meeting at 10 a.m. on the local historical society forming here. A noon pot luck luncheon follows and the club seeks pianists to lead sing alongs of old favorites.
Alex Nage will call for the Zane Grey Twirlers square dance this Saturday June 5 at 7 30 p m. The Mesa Del Cabballo clubhouse hosts the public event inviting all to attend.
A neighborhood carnival to benefit muscular dystrophy will be held Friday June 4 at Payson High School tennis courts. Laura Ann Stamper will be Ringmaster with Donna Harper Cindy Nickell and Carolyn Hock assisting. Proceeds support fight against dystrophy and related diseases nationwide.
The Pinal Gila Community Child Services sponsors a summer food service program in Payson from June through part of August. Funded by a Community Services Administration grant, it offers free lunches to all children regardless of race or origin. Serving sites include Julia Randall Elementary School and the Indian Gospel Church at Apache Indian Camp.
The Arizona Bankers Association announced a $1,000 reward for apprehension and indictment of suspects in any Arizona bank robbery. The reward runs six months after each robbery and is paid via the FBI when anonymity is requested, or by the ABA otherwise. Edward M. Carson, the association president, noted all Arizona banks are ABA members.
Members of the Junior Sherriffs Posse will sell varnished boards with metal address numbers to raise funds. Signs cost $1 per number and club members will display samples while going door to door around town.
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