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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1975
Page
8
The Arizona Regional Horseless Carriage Club stops at Swiss Village Lodge on May 14 as part of its 15th biannual Grand Canyon trip. President Howard Beaver of Tucson leads the group arriving around 5 30 p m from various directions, and Payson residents are invited to welcome them.
Fran Simmons remains hospitalized in traction after moving into the new Main Street building. The note expresses sympathy and relief that he is taking steps toward recovery amid the city’s prosperity and redevelopment.
Dorothy Donovan announces Janet Ferguson will assist on a part time basis and welcomes Gerald A. Taylor of Uniforms of Arizona as a new out of town member. Ed Parmee will speak at Payson Country Club at noon today for the next Industrial Development course discussion.
Congratulations to Sandi and Alex Pfister on the opening of their Bier Garten Lounge tomorrow evening. It is a welcomed asset to Payson.
The Payson Golf Association will hold its first monthly meeting and season opener at Payson Country Club on Saturday May 17. Social Chair Carl and Mariette McBride plan a festive party with attendees bringing an old hat decorated with fruit and flowers. Prizes will go to the prettiest and the most unusual hat.
Payson received 15 inches of snow in April as winter yielded to spring. Anna Mae Deming of the U S Weather Bureau notes daily lows near 18 F on April 2 and highs around 72 F on April 24, with total monthly precipitation of 2.12 inches.
A long list of community items for Payson from May 8 to May 15 includes meetings and activities for Payson Humane Society, Fire Department, TRS, Beta Sigma Phi, Longhorn Boosters, Elks, Legal Aid, churches, chapters, and clubs. Highlights include town council, a divisional track meet, fairs, and public services at various venues.
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