June 2009
Photos for June 30, 2009
Bear Canyon Lake is a great place for fishing, although this man was not having much luck. A state budget impasse may keep Arizona Fish and Game from stocking Rim Country lakes before the busy July 4 holiday weekend.
Ronzella (Ronnie) Zingales
The meals at the Senior Center provide more than nutrition, they are an opportunity to connect with others and stay active. All are essential to making older adults happier and healthier.
With a computer, anyone of any age can learn about the benefits available from the Social Security Web site.
There’s more to 4th of July fun than fireworks and food. There will a variety of events for all ages, including face painting and games, plus lots of music.
Barbara Berryman struts onto the runway with confidence as she shows off a stylish outfit during the Time Out Luncheon and Fashion Show conducted at the Elks Lodge on Airport Road, Saturday, June 27.
15 lucky youngsters will learn to quilt from the Strawberry Patchers during July. The quilt group is teaching a class for the Pine Library’s summer program. The deadline to register is July 1. Each participant will leave the project with a completed 48-inch-by-56-inch quilt.
Rim lakes draw some of the biggest crowds in the state on the July 4th holiday weekend. Fish and game crews managed to stock Bear Lake this week.
Mary Ward takes off with a great start and gets her arms churning right away as she backstrokes to the other end of the pool during a 25-yard heat at the Taylor Pool Swim Meet, Saturday, June 27.
Construction crews trimmed trees and shoveled new gravel over the weekend at the batting cages on the corner of Airline and the Beeline Highway. The batting center could reopen in a few weeks.
Construction crews trimmed trees and shoveled new gravel over the weekend at the batting cages on the corner of Airline and the Beeline Highway. The batting center could reopen in a few weeks.
The Rim Country Rotary Club of Payson was pleased to have Chelsea Smith as the Student of the Month for May. Chelsea was chosen by the faculty and staff of Payson Center for Success High School for this honor. Chelsea was able to finish two years of high school in one year, and she now plans to attend Pikes Peak Community College in Colorado in preparation for a career in biomedical engineering. Pictured from the left are Robert Smith, her father; Chelsea; Melveta Smith, her mother; Curtis Johnson, president of Rim Country Rotary; and Mrs. Nancy Beeler, her instructor from Payson Center for Success High School.
Relaxing at a swimming hole in Fossil Creek, boys from the Payson Intensive Wrestling Camp, cool off and have fun before they hike back up the 4-mile, steep incline.
Joe Harris (seated) looks through the Certificate of Merit awards for Nic Burnette’s name.
Wrestling camp participants Vince Verela and Louis Trujillo look for some peace and quiet during a lunch break while relaxing with Verela’s pit bull puppy, Diesel.
Su Connell enters the Time Out, Inc. fashion show with a large smile and her trademark, wearing a hat, that compliments the donated outfit she is showing off. The fashion show was conducted at the Elks Lodge in Payson, Saturday, June 27.
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