February 2010
Photos for February 5, 2010
Bailey (left), a Wheaten terrier, checks out a much smaller, and curious Diago, while their masters warm up for the recent 5K run, which was conducted to raise food and funds for the various food banks in Payson.
Michael and Lisa Faircloth of Payson will celebrate a Valentine’s anniversary Feb. 14. The couple makes their home in Ox Bow Estates and have six children: Ivan, Melissa, Nate, Nicole, Lucas and Demi. Mr. Faircloth is a manager with the Boeing Company and Mrs. Faircloth is an agent with Scottsdale Insurance.
Rim Country veterinarian Alan Hallman (left) and his son Rand recently returned from a big-game hunt for alligator in Louisiana.The two killed an 11-foot, 500-pound reptile.
Ever Figueroa scored nine points and dished out nine assists in the Longhorns’ most recent meeting with the St. Johns Redskins. The final score was 60-55 in the Redskins’ favor.
Harper Kamp played impressively as a freshman and sophomore for the Golden Bears, but will be on the bench as a junior.
Cub Scout Cole Alexander (right) did some heavy lifting over the weekend when he collected food donations for the Payson Area Food Drive with fellow Boy Scouts. Scout Supervisor Mike McEntire and his son Brandon lend a helping hand.
Tribal Professional Development Program participants recently celebrated graduating from the leadership program on Jan. 28 at the Mazatzal Hotel & Casino. Graduates include (from left) Clyde Campbell, Sabrina Campbell, Susie Smith, Randy Lewis, Belinda Guerra, Tifany Tinnin, Laura Nanty, Donavan Waterman and Junior Burdette.
Gila Community College in Payson will present a concert by the Mt. Vernon Chamber Players at 7 p.m., Friday, Feb. 12. The program will be in the college’s community room and is offered to the residents of the Rim Country free of charge. The Payson GCC campus is at 201 N. Mud Springs Road. Members of the group are Cecilia Cho, piano; Anthony Arnone, cello; and Kate Hamilton, viola. The concert will feature the works of Brahms and Mozart, as well as Ralph Vaughn Williams and Zoltan Kodaly.
The new Payson Stake Presidency includes First Counselor Christopher J. LeSueur, Stake President David B. Cluff, and Second Counselor Gordon H. Gartner.
While Kelly normally recovers chairs with one only fabric, his business partner Richard Pariello, has perfected a new style of reupholstery for chairs using a kaleidoscope of fabric scraps as on this recliner.
Tom Kelly, owner of Tom Kelly Upholstery, demonstrates how he uses a button needle to put the final touches on a chair he recently finished reupholstering.
Following various run-ins with the law, Camn Boal is struggling to put his life back together for the sake of his family, who is barely getting by on government assistance without his financial support.
Zane needs constant supervision because of his condition — congenital central hypoventilation syndrome (CCHS) or primary alveolar hypoventilation, a respiratory disorder.
Camn Boal Jr. leans on his mom’s shoulder, Michelle Williams-Boal, as she watches her son, Zane.
Shirley Snyder has quite a collection of kitchen tools and gadgets, but her favorite tools are her knives. Snyder’s recipe for Double Meatloaf appears in the 2009 Taste of Home cookbook.
Patricia Martinez sent in this photo of the aftermath of much snow on the roof and ground around her house from the storm still lingering in the minds of many.
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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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