Payson Building Permits Top One Million in 1974
Payson builders topped 1 million in 1974 permits with May reaching 495 443 to total 1 388 231 for the year. May permits rose 70 280 from April but trailed May 1973. A large forest fire near Heber, man caused, drew 750 800 firefighters including Payson Hot Shots and Helattack crews.
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Harry M. Cain
Heber
Helattack
Deer Springs
Coconino Sheriff's Office
Highway 260
Clay Springs
Rim Road
Deer Spring
National Guard
Phoenix
Payson High seniors set record with 66 diplomas awarded
At the annual commencement and awards assembly Payson High School recognized sixty six seniors as the largest graduating class in school history. Scholarships totaling 2474 dollars and numerous other awards were presented, as bleachers filled the stadium for the ceremony.
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Payson High School
Payson Population Official Figure Increases To 2885
The U S Bureau of the Census reports Payson population at 2885, up 64 from the May 6 tentative figure after a special census. Deputy director Robert L Hagan notified Mayor Ted Pottet by telegram. The town will receive about 80 per person in federal and state revenue sharing, totaling over 230000. An art show is held at the Ox Bow Inn dining room by Eastern Arizona College extension students taught by Sue Malinski.
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Payson
U.S
Bureau of Census
Robert L. Hagan
Bureau
Ted Pottet
Washington
Ox Bow Inn
Eastern Arizona College
Sue Malinski
Zoning Ordinance Hearing Set For Town Council Meeting
A special public hearing is scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. in the school district office to discuss zoning ordinances. New Town Council members will be sworn in at the regular meeting Wednesday evening. Eddie Lollar and Richard Robertson replace Alan Slaughter and Fritz Taylor, while five incumbents remain. The zoning plan follows the county code with minor changes and shifts zoning responsibility to the planning and zoning commission.
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Alan Slaughter
Fritz Taylor
Eddie Lollar
Richard Robertson
Planning and Zoning Commission
Senior Wins Writing Prize at The Roundup Contest
Ruth M. DeOliveira, a 1974 high school graduate, won the final descriptive writing prize. The Roundup will mail her a $5 prize check and resume the competition with the opening of school next fall.
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Ruth M. DeOliviera
Rabies Clinic Postponed By Payson Humane Society
The Payson Humane Society postponed its rabies clinic with plans to reschedule in July. The exact date has not been announced.
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Payson Humane Society
Payson Country Music Festival Tickets Go On Sale
Tickets for the Payson Country Music Festival planned for June 29 and 30 at the Rodeo Arena went on sale this week. Chamber of Commerce offices and local businesses sell $3 for both days, $2 for single day, and half price for children. Judges are sought and entry forms are available at the chamber office.
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Payson
Rodeo Arena
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
The Roundup Advances Deadlines
The Roundup announces new submission times to speed publication. News and pictures due by 5 p.m. Monday, Our Readers Write letters by noon Monday, and advertising by noon Tuesday. Readers are asked to cooperate.
Bullock Plans Grand Opening in Payson
Bullock Home Sales opens a new Payson office with a three day grand opening Friday through Sunday. A model home will headline the event with refreshments served daily from 4 to 7 30 p.m. Local representative Lou Byerly notes dignitaries are expected to attend.
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Bullock
Payson
Lou Byerly
Inside the ONTs details from regional sales and management notes
The record lists Curt Bullock and Lou Slider as regional managers and Tom Fisher as regional sales rep, identifying the company and roles within the ONT project notes. Further context on duties or dates is not provided in the fragment.
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Curt Bullock
Lou Slider
Tom Fisher
Rodeo Queen to Be Chosen Here Saturday
Payson rodeo fans will witness the 1974 rodeo queen selection this Saturday. Riding competition starts at 9 a.m. at the Rodeo arena followed by a luncheon at 2 p.m. and a fashion show at the Ox Bow Inn. Babe Holder, the 1973 queen, will crown the new queen. Public invited.
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Payson
Rodeo Arena
Ox Bow Inn
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