Local notes on roads and garden work in Arizona area
Gisela GaBreSt notes surfacing material to be used first time on a large Arizona road section with eight foot sections. George Scott works at the Arco Beeline station. Marvin and Etta Dickerson focus on property projects. Paul and Joan Strickland visit for pea picking. Ted Skowronek irrigates from a well. Skowronek children Greg Debbie and Jeanne celebrate Mother's Day with breakfast and carnations for neighbors. Anne Allen's first piano recital on Mother's Day prompts Walt to hurry home. Burl and Hazel Allen return for summer irrigation and fishing and address John son grass issue.
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Noel Shrum Wins 1974 Payson Music Scholarship
The Payson Junior Woman's Club named Noel Shrum of Payson High School as the 1974 recipient of its music scholarship. The $150 award funds attendance at any Arizona university music camp this summer. Mrs. William Carlyon presented the scholarship at the May 17 Music Awards Banquet.
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Roosevelt Lake Improvement Plans Backed by Gila County
Gila county becomes sponsoring agent for about 155 075 in Roosevelt Lake improvements after four proposals accepted by the board of supervisors. Kirby Schwink Roosevelt ranger presented the plans funded entirely by the State Lake Improvement Fund. Projects include 20 sanitary stations at 79 500, boating site planning at 5 300, and Windy Hills parking area upgrades at 70 275.
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Arizona Record
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Traffic counts show April travel near Payson up 30 percent
About 3,000 people traveled daily to and from Payson in April. A Rye counter on Highway 87 logged an average 2,793 vehicles per day, north and south, evidence of a 30 percent rise from last year despite the energy crisis.
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Mature Pacific ridley turtle weighs up to 100 pounds
A mature Pacific ridley sea turtle may reach about 100 pounds in weight and 30 inches in shell length, highlighting its sizeable coastal wildlife profile and measurements for species records.
How to cope with anger and feelings
A Massachusetts psychiatrist explains anger as a signal needing expression and offers steps to identify and manage emotions. He and author David S. Wiscott advise quiet reflection, listing adjectives, grouping moods, and tracing origins. If moods interfere with work or relationships, consider professional counseling.
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Zane Grey Square Dance Club Hosts Potluck Supper
The Zane Grey Square Dance Club held its monthly potluck supper Saturday night at Fun in the Sun recreation hall. About 30 members and guests attended as the Cut-Ups Music Group provided dancing music. Potlucks and square dances are open to the public.
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Fun In the Sun Recreation Hall
Cut-Ups Music Groupe
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