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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1990
Page
2
The Lordsburg Hidalgo Library invites children from pre school to elementary to Thursday storytime from 3 30 to 4 30 pm with readings activities and a movie. Mothers of pre schoolers are welcome to attend. Hours are weekdays 1 6 pm and Friday mornings 10 am to noon.
A letter from Abundant Life Fellowship pastor Chuck Weaver expresses gratitude to the Lordsburg Lions for backing Camp Meadowlark. It notes three of five Lordsburg youths received three of six awarded basketballs and praises the community partnership for service and future efforts.
Sunshine Haven notes recount a column return by Emily Peach and Rosie. It covers a Deming duck race on August 26 with a BBQ at Mimbres Nursing Home and lists residents Paul and Ada Willhite Mike Fresques Ena Kramer and Grace Marksbury. It mentions a Duckie Day Chickie Day bingo ice cream social stories bed sheets video donuts and thanks to staff and visitors.
New Mexico Cooperative Extension invites sewing enthusiasts to join a three day intensive Master Volunteer Clothing Construction course led by the State Clothing and Textile Specialist. Graduates commit to 50 hours of public service next year, assisting groups like 4-H, Scouts, and church groups. Contact Hidalgo County Extension Office at 542-9291 for enrollment.
Cora Kerr celebrated her 87th birthday on August 30 at the Walter residence in Animas with a pot luck supper and cake. Attendees included Grace Wright and Nellie Bertcher, along with Eddie Hanson, Ida Walter, Pete Kerr, Offelia Kerr, Pearl Kerr, Pinky Kerr, and many Kerr and Walter family members.
The report covers total enrollment of 775 with 331 in K-5, 70 kindergartners, 7 in preschool and 14 special education students. Six specialists serve Lordsburg Special Education with speech, language, physical therapy, and psychology services. State funded services cost about $110000, with 66 of 97 special education children needing some services. Licensed personnel include Barbara Little, Lloyd Payne, and Frank Morano. Assignments shift Donald Koetter to counseling, and Marty Miller becomes a part time assistant principal at elementary schools.
Constitution Week notes the 34 year tenure of Chief Justice John Marshall from 1800 to 1834. He authored 508 opinions and helped establish judicial review, Commerce Clause scope, and the Necessary and Proper Clause, shaping the Court’s authority and prestige.
Food Share pickup is scheduled for 4 to 7 PM on Thursday, September 6 at the Cicic Center.
A historical recap notes key events from September dates: 1620 Mayflower voyage from Plymouth England. 1786 Annapolis delegates call for a constitutional convention in Philadelphia. 1813 Perry defeats Britain at Lake Erie. 1814 Maryland militia halts British advance. 1814 bombardment of Fort McHenry inspires Star Spangled Banner. 1901 McKinley dies after assailant’s gunshot.
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