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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1974
Page
6
In its third newsletter the Federal Highway Projects Administration outlines seven proposed routes for the Young road. The Arizona Game and Fish Department comments on all proposals and approximate construction costs are calculated for each option.
Navy Fireman Melvin G. Reed son of Mrs Ruby M Enderson Payson has graduated from recruit training at Naval Training Center Orlando Fla Reed received nine weeks of intensive instruction in seamanship small arms fire fighting close order drill first aid and Naval history He will now report to a school for specialty training or to a ship or shore station for on the job training.
Kaibab Industries reports 8 percent drop in earnings per share for the first six months of its 1974 fiscal year. Earnings stand at 48 cents per share versus 52 cents a year earlier. President A Milton Whiting cites weaker sales and profits in Forest Products and Kaibab Centers due to a sharp drop in housing starts from early 1973 peak.
The Payson bank office marks its first year with a birthday party attended by staff including Steve Campbell, Sarah Gimber, Evy Clements, Clara Buetner, Deloris Eggert, and manager Richard E. Graue. Four original employees remain, and a cake honored the occasion as customers participated. Graue praised the year and expressed optimism for the future.
Birthday greetings to Gabels and Sanders family members with May birthdays. Wedding anniversaries for Allen, Sanders, and Connolly couples. Local reports include Bev Loehr’s trip to Young, ranch news, calf losses, and races. Chess team second in state. multiple gens honored as grandparents and visitors.
Girls sixteen and older may pick up entry blanks at Payson High School Suttn er s and the Stockman Shop for the 1974 Payson Rodeo queen contest. A meeting is set for 7 p.m. Monday at Open Range Restaurant. entries can be turned in there. Call Charlene Creach at 474 2185 if unable to attend. Kelps and algae notes mention iodine and potassium minerals.
The Payson School Board meets at 7:30 pm to consider moving lights from Julia Randall Elementary School Little League field to Payson High School. The plan would add lighting and expand summer activities including Little League Babe Ruth and men’s and women’s softball.
Marine Pvt. Kenneth A. Brice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brice of Pine, has graduated from basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego California.
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