July 2010
Photos for July 20, 2010
Bob Close stocks the shelves at the St. Vincent de Paul Food Bank. In addition to food, St. Vincent de Paul also provides financial assistance to residents who have fallen on tough times. Unfortunately, with the recession, the organization’s bank balance has dwindled.
Vinzenz Sabo
Mary M. Pierce
Michael Tyler Barr
Zumba, the fast-moving dance exercise, is a big hit at the Senior Circle. The class is offered five times a week, including an early evening class at 5:30 p.m. Thursdays. The Thursday class is open to Healthy Women members, as well as Senior Circle members. Call (928) 472-9290 for details.
Getting a taste test of a tiger melon at the Farmers Market, Tyler Meng, visiting from Chicago, IL, and Heike Cailliau, take a slice from Freddy Munoz at the Da-nede Farms vegetable stand, Saturday, July 17.
Visitors to Tonto Natural Bridge State Park make their way through the rock following Pine Creek to the bridge itself.
Louise Bossert (left) and Alyce Leach of Threadplayers Quilting check out one of the fliers that Gina Perkes distributed during her day-long seminar at Mount Cross Lutheran Church’s activity building, Tuesday, July 13.
Mike DeWees sets his sights on a target at least 100 yards away during the 3-D Archery Exhibition conducted Saturday at the Tonto Rim Sports Club Jim Jones Shooting Range. The family archery shoot was set up with four age groups competing in four separate classes based on bow types and sight.
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer was in Payson to mark the beginning of the largest school solar project in the state.
Wade Hunsaker throws another accurate pass during a recent Payson High School football practice.
Mason Dacanay signed a letter of intent last week to play golf next season at Southwestern College where he will be coached by Bob Day.
Mike Barr clutches the girl’s trophy he was mistakenly given for being named in 2004 to the Bradshaw Mountain All-Tournament basketball team. Barr took the mistake in stride, laughing about it with friends, teammates and coaches.
The Marine Corps League recently recognized Walmart Store Manager Quinn Cremer (center) for his years of community service. On Friday, Walmart employees said goodbye to Cremer, who was promoted to a Lawton, Okla. store.
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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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