18 Dec 1992
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1992
Page
1
Omega Alpha held a regular meeting November 18 at the Bobbie Orphey home with President Tricia Swift presiding. Opening thought titled If The Shoe Fits was read. Members also reported on a District meeting in El Paso and noted a membership growth competition next year against Ata Zsi of El Paso.
Daily activities recap from Sunshine Haven including movies at morning gatherings, church attendance, decorating efforts, centerpieces making, a quiet day with visits, Mass with organ music, bingo, and a Christmas party. Acknowledgments honor David Ramos Cecilia Gapdara Western Bank Lordsburg Liberal Becky Speed Paul and Susan Ashley Bonnie Rothpletz Bobbie Massey Tommy and Donna Townsend Teresa Johnson Lauren Peterson Jeannie Norris Robbie Massey Carolyn Schwickerath Tricia Swift Jacque Davenport Nancy Davis and others. Notes on bids for the 1997 International Convention, Foundation Scholarship deadline, and Christmas bazaar profits for charity. Next meeting set for January 20 at Teresa Johnson’s home.
Catron County Attorney James W. Catron responds to Audubon and Rio Grande Sierran critics, stating federal laws require joint planning and impact statements with local governments. He argues the land plan educates and implements those duties, not overturns federal authority. Call to obtain the land plan from National Federal Lands Conference in La Joya, NM.
A reflective personal reminiscence on holidays and overeating. The author shares memories from the Fourth of July and Christmas seasons, notes dieting struggles, and cites Mr. Fletcher of Fletcher's Market urging to do the best we can. The tone is warm, festive, and hopeful as the writer extends holiday wishes.
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