Payson Weekend Activities
The Payson Jazz Trio
Bob Smolenski- keyboard
Mike Buskirk - bass
Suzanne Knighton - bass *
Gerry Reynolds - drums
Continues to perform
5:30 to 7:30 pm
Ayothaya Thai Cafe
404 E Highway 260, Payson
(north side 260 across from Safeway)
This week!
Friday, April 27th *
Saturday, April 28th
19th Annual Beeline Cruise-In Car Show
April 27 & 28
Green Valley Park
6 p.m.
Jake's Corner Bar is located at 57564 N. Hwy. 188
at Jake's Corner
Call 928-474-0679 for information
Around the State
SATURDAY, APRIL 28
9 AM to Noon
Besh Ba Gowah Park—Globe
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT!
Sponsored by Gila County
School Superintendent
Dr. Linda O’Dell
Contact Noelle Anderson for more information
Phone: 928.961.3727 or Email: nanderson@co.gila.az.us
COLLABORATOR
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Interacve Demonstraons!
Hands‐On A c t i v i t i e s !
Great Family Outing!
Fun for All Ages!
19th Annual Beeline Cruise-In Car Show
April 27 & 28
Green Valley Park
Payson Senior
Thrift Store welcomes all auto show participants and visitors. When you are “Cruising”
down Main Street, slow down your hot wheels and check out our hot deals. Saturday
we will have cookies and punch for all, 512 E. Main!
Jake's Corner Bar
presents
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT!
Junction 87
Saturday, April 286 p.m.
Jake's Corner Bar is located at 57564 N. Hwy. 188
at Jake's Corner
Call 928-474-0679 for information
Around the State
SATURDAY, APRIL 28
9 AM to Noon
Besh Ba Gowah Park—Globe
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT!
Sponsored by Gila County
School Superintendent
Dr. Linda O’Dell
Contact Noelle Anderson for more information
Phone: 928.961.3727 or Email: nanderson@co.gila.az.us
COLLABORATOR
+ + + + + + + MAJOR SUPPORTERS + + + + + + +
Interacve Demonstraons!
Hands‐On A c t i v i t i e s !
Great Family Outing!
Fun for All Ages!
The Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) will be working with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) on its national “Take-Back Days”
On
April 28 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., DPS will be partnering with the DEA
and 58 other Arizona law enforcement agencies in a campaign aimed at
reducing the number of expired, unused and unwanted prescription
medications possessed by the public. With the rise of prescription drug
abuse and the link to impaired driving, it is the goal of this operation
to decrease the chances of the drugs being abused and leading to
serious consequences. This service is free to the public and completely
anonymous.
Over
the past three “Take-Back Days”, more than 18,300 pounds of
prescription drugs were dropped off at more than 95 locations throughout
the state.
DPS drop-off sites include the following locations:
2102 W. Encanto Blvd. Phoenix, Arizona 85009
11101 W. Peoria Ave. Youngtown, Arizona 85363
6401 S. Tucson Blvd. Tucson, Arizona 85706
2319 E. Andy Devine Rd. Kingman, Arizona 86401
1111 Commerce Dr. Prescott, Arizona 86305
2111 E. Gila Ridge Rd. Yuma, Arizona 85365
3756 W. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista, Arizona 85635
410 W. Centennial Blvd. Casa Grande, Arizona 85222
Although
we appreciate the public’s participation, the locations will not be
able to accept glass containers, inhalers, intravenous (IV) solutions,
injection medications or syringes. All other over-the-counter
medications, as well as supplements, can be turned in.
Arizona State Forestry celebrates 140th National Arbor Day Friday, April 27
Phoenix, Arizona, 24 April 2012 – The Arizona State Forester, Scott Hunt and the Arizona State Forestry Division (ASFD) will celebrate the 140th National Arbor Day on April 27, 2012 at 9:00AM in collaboration with the Arizona Nursery Association, Arizona Community Tree Council, and the Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council. The public is invited to join in the festivities.
The celebration is scheduled to occur at the Wesley Bolin Plaza (1700 W Washington St. Phoenix, AZ 85007) and will include the reading of the Governor’s Arizona Arbor Day Proclamation by Arizona Secretary of State, Ken Bennett, and the planting of eleven trees.
Presentations will be given by the Arizona State Forester – Scott Hunt, Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council CFO – Carol Ackerson, Arizona Community Tree Council Executive Director – Conni Ingallina, and Arizona Nursery Association Executive Director – Cheryl Goar.
The Girl Scouts are also celebrating their Centennial Birthday in 2012 and will take an active role in planting trees downtown. Ten trees will be planted to represent each decade, and a large 36” box tree will be planted and designated as Arizona’s official “Centennial” tree.
Trees planted at the Wesley Bolin Plaza will be a part of the Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scouts’ Centennial tree planting project: Celebrating the Past, Planting for our Future in collaboration with the Arizona Community Tree Council. The goal of Celebrating the Past, Planting for our Future is to increase the number of trees planted throughout Arizona, to improve air quality at outdoor common spaces and to increase knowledge about the benefits of trees by planting 100 live trees throughout the state.
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The Centennial Celebration Plantings are sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service, Department of Agriculture, and the project is provided to educate youth on the care and planting of trees while celebrating Arizona’s Centennial.
The Arbor Day Celebration will include hands-on activities (tree planting), education opportunities, both onsite and in the form of handouts on tree selection options, planting and other resource materials.
The Arizona State Forestry Division would like to thank the Arizona Nursery Association, Arizona Community Tree Council, Arizona Cactus Pine Girl Scout Council, and the United States Forest Service for serving as partners in this Arizona Arbor Day celebration.
For more information on National Arbor Day: www.arborday.org
For more information on Project Partners:
Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council: www.girlscoutsaz.org
Arizona Community Tree Council: www.aztrees.org
Arizona Forestry Division: www.azsf.az.gov
Arizona Nursery Association: www.azna.org
Arizona State Forestry celebrates 140th National Arbor Day Friday, April 27
Phoenix, Arizona, 24 April 2012 – The Arizona State Forester, Scott Hunt and the Arizona State Forestry Division (ASFD) will celebrate the 140th National Arbor Day on April 27, 2012 at 9:00AM in collaboration with the Arizona Nursery Association, Arizona Community Tree Council, and the Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council. The public is invited to join in the festivities.
The celebration is scheduled to occur at the Wesley Bolin Plaza (1700 W Washington St. Phoenix, AZ 85007) and will include the reading of the Governor’s Arizona Arbor Day Proclamation by Arizona Secretary of State, Ken Bennett, and the planting of eleven trees.
Presentations will be given by the Arizona State Forester – Scott Hunt, Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council CFO – Carol Ackerson, Arizona Community Tree Council Executive Director – Conni Ingallina, and Arizona Nursery Association Executive Director – Cheryl Goar.
The Girl Scouts are also celebrating their Centennial Birthday in 2012 and will take an active role in planting trees downtown. Ten trees will be planted to represent each decade, and a large 36” box tree will be planted and designated as Arizona’s official “Centennial” tree.
Trees planted at the Wesley Bolin Plaza will be a part of the Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scouts’ Centennial tree planting project: Celebrating the Past, Planting for our Future in collaboration with the Arizona Community Tree Council. The goal of Celebrating the Past, Planting for our Future is to increase the number of trees planted throughout Arizona, to improve air quality at outdoor common spaces and to increase knowledge about the benefits of trees by planting 100 live trees throughout the state.
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The Centennial Celebration Plantings are sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service, Department of Agriculture, and the project is provided to educate youth on the care and planting of trees while celebrating Arizona’s Centennial.
The Arbor Day Celebration will include hands-on activities (tree planting), education opportunities, both onsite and in the form of handouts on tree selection options, planting and other resource materials.
The Arizona State Forestry Division would like to thank the Arizona Nursery Association, Arizona Community Tree Council, Arizona Cactus Pine Girl Scout Council, and the United States Forest Service for serving as partners in this Arizona Arbor Day celebration.
For more information on National Arbor Day: www.arborday.org
For more information on Project Partners:
Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council: www.girlscoutsaz.org
Arizona Community Tree Council: www.aztrees.org
Arizona Forestry Division: www.azsf.az.gov
Arizona Nursery Association: www.azna.org
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