18 Nov 1983
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1983
Page
1
The Lordsburg School Board held a special session to view a presentation by Wilson and Company on common district problems. They discussed outdated teaching methods, facility constraints, and potential upgrades including improved heating cooling and solar heating as part of a forward looking planning effort.
Ima E. Fairly born October 11 1905 in Lordsburg died November 7 1983 in Las Cruces. She taught in Lordsburg and Grant County schools served Hidalgo County as superintendent for two terms owned the Hobby Shop in Lordsburg and belonged to several organizations. Graveside rites were held November 10 at Mountain View Cemetery with Rev. David Snyman officiating pallbearers listed.
The Lordsburg Ministerial Alliance invites the public to a Thanksgiving Service on Wednesday evening November 23 at 7 p.m. at the Assembly of God Church corner 7th Street and Animal. Jesse Liles will preach “Thanks Living” with singing specials and a freewill offering to aid transients. A Haven food box and babysitting will be provided.
Hidalgo County council hears Impact Development Corp proposals for private sector relocation aids in the region. Ali Salas seeks a five year extension to HUD Pyramid Village low income housing funding. Bowlin requests five billboard signs on private property with zoning concerns. MD Drilling to drill two test holes for water near storage tanks at roughly $10,000. Gas and water hook up deposits rise from 47.50 to 100 and 12.50 to 25 respectively, transfers exempt.
Deer season starts Saturday November 19 in southern New Mexico with two major changes to hunting rules. Motorized vehicles are restricted to existing roads and may not leave roads except to retrieve downed game. A large Animas Rodeo area closure bans deer bear and javelina hunting, enforced stringently possibly with aircraft, with maps posted locally.
Doctor Out Dr Wallin will be absent from his office November 17 and 18. The Lordsburg Clinic will be open all day Thursday using the services of a physicians assistant. On Friday from 1 6 p.m. The Animal Clinic will be closed as usual on Thursday and open from 9 a.m. to 12 45 p.m. Friday but closed Friday afternoon.
The City, County Commissioners, Lordsburg School System, and local softball and hardball teams completed a citywide sprinkler project at the Short Park baseball field. City officials outline budget gains from severance tax bonds and invite new Chamber members as the Visitor's Guide goes to print.
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