Tonto Rim Rescue Squad and Local Groups Schedule May 9
Community events list for Thursday May 9 includes Tonto Rim Rescue Squad meeting at 7 30 p m Pine Payson Volunteer Fire Department 7 30 p m Longhorn Boosters Club 7 p m Open Range Restaurant American Legion 7 30 p m Roy Brunner s office United Presbyterian Women 9 am Hands Hands Club 10 am St Philip s Catholic Church High School choir concert 8 pm Julia Randall Elementary gym Also includes Friday May 10 golf mixed league 4 30 pm Payson Country Club track Payson at B Central Conference meet Phoenix Elks fish dinner 6 30 pm Elks Lodge.
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Tonto Rim
Pine
Payson Volunteer Fire Department
Longhorn Boosters Club
American Legion
Roy Brunner
United Presbyterian Women
Community United Presbyterian Church
St. Philip’s Catholic Church
Julia Randall
Payson Country Club
Payson
Phoenix
Elks Fishdinner
Elks Lodge
Gila County
First Baptist Church
First Southern Baptist Church
St. Philip Rosary
Pine Fire Department
Strawberry-Pine Fire District
William Carlyon
East Verde Park
Lions Club
Woman’s Club
Pinal-Gila Counties
Payson Homemakers Club
Marie Prey
Pine Homemakers Club
Alice Rolan
Mogollon Montoneras
Payson Rodeo Grounds
Gila County Administration
Rotary Club
Marshall enters race for U.S. Senate from Arizona
Scottsdale publisher Jonathan Marshall 90, a Democrat and longtime editor of the Scottsdale Daily Progress, announced Monday from the observation platform of a railroad car once used by Harry S. Truman that he will run for the U.S. Senate this year. He is a native of New York.
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Harry S. Truman
Jonathan Marshall
Scottsdale
United States Senate
Scottsdale Daily Progress
New York
Payson man injured in highway crash near junction
Tom E. Miller of Payson sustained minor injuries last week in an accident about four miles south of the Highway 188 and 87 junction. He lost control, sped along the shoulder for over 200 feet, and the truck rolled onto its top. He was treated at Payson Hospital for multiple lacerations and was not cited, officials said.
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Tom E. Miller
Payson
Miller
Highway 188
Payson Hospital
Department of Public Safety
Prescott hosts small business workshop May 21
Current and prospective small businessmen are reminded of an Operation of a Small Business workshop in Prescott on May 21. The session begins at 9 a.m. at Yavapai Community College Use Small Business Administration.
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Prescott
Yavapai Community College
Art Center offers college credit art classes in Payson
In cooperation with the Community Education program Eastern Arizona College will offer 10 week extension classes at the Payson Art Center beginning June 3 through August 11. Courses include ceramics weaving drawing and more with fees 55 to 70 dollars. Non credit courses require no previous training while undergraduate credit needs prerequisites or instructor consent.
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Payson Art Center
Eastern Arizona College
Mel Frugia
Scholarship won by girl from Hayden named Rosalia Kame
Rosalia Kame daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred G Kame of Hayden was selected for the $200 Sam Armstrong Scholarship given yearly by Extension Homemaker Clubs in Gila County in memory of Sam Armstrong former Gila County Agricultural agent. She plans to enter the University of Arizona to study medical technology.
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Rosalia Kame
Alfred G. Kame
Hayden
Sam Armstrong
Gila County
Rosalia
University of Arizona
Georgia in the Purple and White Shop Visit Ad
A brief reader note invites a free catalog and suggests stopping in Phoenix to see Georgia in the purple and white shop during a future visit.
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Phoenix
Georgia
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Zane Grey Shrine Club
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Green Beret
John Reiner II
Marines
Derwort
Bob Welker
Chamber of Commerce
Ted Pottet
Army
Bob Bailey
Paul Harrenstein
Ane
Art Center
OxBow & Lone
Cow Town Estates
Jack Bromley
Ative
E. Dunlap
Lic
North Beeline
Hamman
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