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Time Out Inc. Golf Tourney
A charity golf tournament for Time Out Inc. is at 8 a.m., Saturday, May 15 at the Payson Golf Club. The cost is $90 per person with member discounts.
Sons of The American Revolution
The next meeting of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) is at 8 a.m., Saturday, May 15 at the Northern Gila County Genealogical Society library, 309 E. Bonita St. The usual safety protocols will be observed.
Prospective members and guests are welcome to attend. For more information about the Sons of the American Revolution, please contact Rim Country Chapter Registrar Paul Wescott at 928-474-7071 (leave a message) or sar.pjwescott@posteo.net.
Delphia Strickland, a licensed wildlife rehabilitator who runs the local Arizona Wild Rescue, needs help.
During the recent storm, the steel-frame garage tent under which she stored her cages collapsed under the weight of the snow.
She lost a few cages and the tent itself was completely destroyed.
âIâm trying to raise funds to build a permanent shed in which to store things like that, safe from the elements,â she said.
The owner of Hilltop Construction is donating his labor to build it, and has negotiated a deep discount on the lumber needed, as well as a discount from Payson Concrete for the pad. She and her supporters have raised about $1,500 so far, but will need another $1,500.
Pine-Strawberry Health Services, Inc. oversees the building and general operation of the Pine-Strawberry Medical Clinic. This clinic came about by way of a dream. In 1979, the community was classified as a medically distressed area. With a growing population, the Pine-Strawberry Chamber of Commerce starting in 1980 spent considerable time and money to locate a doctor for the community.
The days, then the months passed, and yes, years passed. In early 1983, a group of residents got together and did something once and for all. They created a steering committee of dedicated community minded people. Their ranks included retirees, volunteer firefighters, real estate agents, search and rescue volunteers, and anyone willing to spend hours exploring the dream of a medical clinic. Many hours were put into this committee.