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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1974
Page
7
The Payson Junior Woman's Club was chosen Club of the Year at the Arizona Federation of Junior Woman's Clubs convention in Phoenix. The club received a silver dish as its trophy and Mrs. Faye Gilbert was chosen editor of the federation's new publication.
A home recipe combines celery broiled with a cream cheese filling, served as an hors d oeuvre, and paired with a spring beef stew recipe. It notes preparation steps for celery, cheese mix, and a French dressing marinade, yielding 8 to 10 portions. Also includes historical note on white flour enrichment in 1970.
Mrs Beverly Carlyon named assistant editor of the Arizona Clubwoman. The group won first place in the Arizona Kidney Foundation contest contributing 500 of 2500 statewide. She earned a $50 scholarship and was honored as Arizona’s first woman fire chief, leading the East Verde Park Volunteer Fire Department.
Emily Jayne McCrady was born April 28 at Payson Hospital to James and Nelda McCrady of Payson. She weighed 5 pounds 6 ounces and measured 19 1/2 inches.
Gila County Deputy Sheriff Tony Gunsalus is welcomed home after seven weeks at the Central Arizona Regional Law Officers Training Academy near Casa Grande. He earned 17 college credits and was a pistol range sharpshooter. The Tycoon Room will feature Ghost Riders performances Fridays and Saturdays. Tracy Treat returns home from Payson Hospital after the flu. Birthdays listed for May include Dwight Joy Florence Adams and twins Tony and Floyd Gaming Bud Roschival May 16.
Freezing cheese involves cutting it into small pieces and wrapping individually. Surface moisture may cause a matted color when frozen, but thawing in the refrigerator preserves quality.
The May 9 1974 Payson Roundup notes rising retirement income and warns amateur gardeners face eye injuries from dust, debris and tools. It recommends eye protection, plastic or tempered lenses, sunglasses, and safety habits for digging, mowing, pruning, spraying and harvesting.
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