March 2009
Photos for March 20, 2009
As Lori Rulli feeds the ducks and geese at Green Valley Park, while granddaughter Faith and daughter Samantha Rulli enjoy the warm weather and unblemished sunshine.
Linda Wagenknach helps Vida Templeton, in wheelchair, with the judging of classic cars brought to Payson Care Center by the Rim Country Classic Car Club Friday, March 13.
Patricia Papineau
Tom Amerson
Karen Benkert (center) and her two daughters outside Frontier Therapeutics, located at 215 W. Frontier St.
The Fabulous Limeliters — Gaylan Taylor, Andy Corwin and Mack Bailey — will perform in concert at 7 p.m., Saturday, March 28 at the Payson High School auditorium.
The Anime-Manga Spring Break teen special was held Tuesday at the Payson Public Library. Several teens enjoyed the Cosplay which is when they dressed as their favorite anime characters. They also had a ramen eating contest including fastest and most bowls eaten, anime charades, an anime-style drawing contest and watched popular anime movies such as “Naruto” and “Bleach.”
Payson Area Habitat for Humanity will have a groundbreaking ceremony and community briefing for Phase II of Longhorn Village, Saturday, March 21. The event will begin with a presentation at Payson United Methodist Church, 414 N. Easy Street, at 2 p.m. in the sanctuary. At 3:30 p.m., the formal dedication ceremony will begin at Longhorn Village, at the southwest corner of Longhorn and McLane Roads. For more information, call (928) 951-0330 or (928) 848-4501.
Two non-contiguous segments of Highway 87 between mileposts 255 and 268 north of Payson will receive federal stimulus funds for a shoulder widening and resurfacing project to begin this summer.
Senior catcher Ridge Halenar hauls in a foul ball during the Payson vs. Show Low region opener.
Tyler Savage takes a cut at the baseball during the Longhorns’ 12-2 loss to the Show Low Cougars. Action took place March 17 on Payson High School diamond.
Boy Scout Troop 652 are one of many groups participating in the ongoing seeding project around our communities throughout the month of March.
Organizer Rye Creek Roberts goes over the safety rules with the group before they start shooting.
I B Tryin’ (Rod Anderson) and Tombstone Mike Stevens size up the pattern and the targets they need to shoot during the group’s outing at the Jim Jones Shooting Range south of town Sunday.
Johnny Meadows, whose real name is Jim Peoble, waits for his turn to shoot.
Pecos Clyde, aka Clyde Wasson, practices grabbing his rifle from the shooting horse prior to taking part in the competition.
Black powder smoke spews from Dazzlin’ Deb’s pistol. When she’s not at the shooting range, people know her as Deb Dando.
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Question of the week
Do you think new Principal Anna Van Zile has a valid idea in eliminating the Asst. Principal and replacing it with an Athletic Director position that would share her duties as Principal?
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