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Payson Roundup in Payson, Arizona

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Payson Roundup

Location

Payson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1975

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Gardens Rise in Pine Fair Entries Reflecting Backyard Growth

Nancy Aldridge notes Garden produce entries at the Pine Fair doubled from last year as economy drives more households to backyard gardening. Elaine Drorbaugh and Grant Hatch led the fair board, citing fewer flower entries and a shift to food items while highlighting booming interest in macrame and hooked rugs.

Elaine Drorbaugh Drorbaugh Payson Grant Hatch Pine Hatch

Manzanita Easy Street Resident Builds Bench for Waiting Students

Roy Gorton, after watching ten children wait in weather in school dress, built a bench near his home at Manzanita and Easy Street and trimmed brush to prevent clothing snags. He hopes the bench helps, though usage is not guaranteed. He notes ongoing community fair concerns including judging, prize checks, and display integrity as the fair enters its later weeks.

Ren Gorton

Health care caucus in Payson voices need for more physicians

About 35 participants in a consumer caucus on health care told the Pinal-Gila Counties Health Planning Council Payson needs more physicians. Others cited training for medical personnel specialists elderly care and drug and alcohol treatment plus a nursing home. Results will be analyzed and added to county caucus findings for the state health plan.

Consumer Caucus Payson Pinal-Gila Counties

Mini legal library starts in Payson with law book delivery

County Superior Court Judge Barry DeRose announced a new mini legal library in Payson began Friday with a 534 volume Pacific Reporter set valued at $6,000. The collection will be updated regularly and housed temporarily in the Town of Payson trailer before moving to the County building once a new location is ready. The library aims to aid attorneys and public legal research, with emphasis on high school student access.

Payson the Pacific Reporter County Superior Court Barry DeRose Globe DeRose

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By Nancy Aldridge Pine Fair Mocgollon Rim Area Arizona Roy Gorton Manzanita and Easy Street Hazel Howard Lena Hampton Howard Doreen Soper Council Will Minilaw Alan Slaughter Tom Wing Lyman Jacobson Dave Crossett
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