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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1975
Page
5
The article extols comfrey as a versatile perennial with high calcium potassium phosphorus and vitamins, suitable for tea salad animal feed and soil conditioning. It explains growth habits drying methods and layout, plus seed sources from Gurneys Seed Co in Yankton and practical tips for small spaces and shared seeds.
The Payson Rodeo Club thanks supporters repairing Bert Sprague's arena fences and discusses Sunday trail rides or Gymkhanas after work. Members may ride the bucking machine at Bill Armstrong's in Star Valley for 50 cents per ride or $5 per day. The Tonto Mavericks 4-H Club hosts a three day trail ride April 3–5 at Greenback, inviting Rodeo Club members with one guest, bring-your-own horse sleeping gear and $10. Contact Karen or Al Lecount at 467-2335. Sponsorships from local businesses fund trophies and ribbons. A fun-day Gymkhana starts at 9:30 a.m. at The Arena, with plans for a concession stand led by Jay Fitzgibbons.
Astronomers note that all energy received by radio telescopes equals a few snowflakes landing, yet these metal eyes lead the search for quasars pulsars and interstellar molecules across the cosmos.
Rachel French daughter of Jim and Mrs. French failed to win the Globe District Spelling Bee. She missed her fifth word by spelling attractive with a K and received a restaurant consolation prize from Copper Hills Restaurant in Globe.
The Episcopal Church Women of St. Pauls Episcopal Church in Payson North sponsor a chili luncheon on April 24 from 11 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. The public fundraising event offers a meal to attendees.
The piece notes Christmas arriving in months and gives a reflection on gift buying. It suggests shoppers use next year’s money to purchase presents, framing the season as a time for thoughtful planning and budgeting.
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