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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1977
Page
3
Conservation advisory notes that about one-sixth of home electricity goes to lighting and emphasizes using watts and lumens correctly, replacing several small bulbs with one higher wattage, and choosing fluorescent or three-way bulbs for efficiency. Dimmers, reduced decorative lighting, daylight use, and light color walls improve distribution and cut energy use.
The U S Weather Service in Flagstaff predicts an upper level disturbance will bring unsettled weather to the Mogollon Rim this weekend. Thunderstorms from Oregon to Southern California move inland late Friday or Saturday with high cloudiness scattered showers and gusty winds in Payson through Sunday. Today is cooler with highs in the low 70s and lows in the low 30s. Friday should be warmer.
Payson high school outlines senior checkout on May 19 and baccalaureate on May 22 with commencement May 25. The Longhorn yearbook costs 5 dollars, and the Freshmen magazine Frosh is sold for 75 cents. The May events include FHA banquet, DO Club banquet, and a concert by the PHS Concert Band and Choir featuring Lady America.
A Payson Arizona reader proposes saving energy by removing bank drive-in windows. Banks should extend inside hours and encourage customers to walk in, reducing idle car exhaust and fuel use. The Roundup pays five dollars per published tip.
Two Payson High School juniors Sheldon Jones and Sylvia Lacy returned Saturday after five days in Washington D C as Arizona Future Leaders participants. They met Senators Goldwater DeConcini Humphrey Kennedy and Rep Rudd and toured the Lincoln and Washington Monuments the White House and the Smithsonian.
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