Homecoming Friday Schedule At A Glance
A full Friday of events begins with a 2 30 parade, followed by a 5 00 spaghetti dinner. A 6 45 pre game show leads to a 7 30 kickoff and an 10 00 dance to close the homecoming night.
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Lordsburg Liberal in Lordsburg, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1984
Page
1
Homecoming Week at Lordsburg High Features Parade and Dance
Lordsburg High School hosts a homecoming Friday with a 2 30 parade starting at the gym, a 6 45 pre game show at Maverick Stadium, and a 7 30 game versus Cobre Indians. Five candidates vie for the 1984 Homecoming Queen after the game, followed by a post game dance at the LHS Cafetorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick Stadium
Cobre Indians
Jerry Reyes
Cobre
Reyes
Donna Moody
Lucy Valenzuela
Sandra Saenz
Kelly Kuenstler
Gina Orona
LHS
Borrego Named Postmaster in Lordsburg
Bobby Borrego, former Central New Mexico Post Office head, is appointed postmaster of Lordsburg after serving 30 years in federal service and 26 years in the postal branch. His Navy background and family ties to Lordsburg are noted as he plans to relocate once housing is found and will commute on weekends until settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Bobby Borrego
Central
New Mexico
Borrego
Postal Service
Bobby
U.S. Navy
Toni Borrego
Fausto Noce, Sr
The
Anthea
City Corner notes Coronado Theatre demolition and twin theatre plan
The city will largely demolish the Coronado Theatre destroyed by fire as part of a cleanup program. A new twin theatre is planned on the site to speed movie availability, with Warren Gavin coordinating and delivering materials across the street. The Victoria Homes loan was approved at a Monday meeting, and Carl Marino seeks discussions about his project and plant, while the city emphasizes safeguards and invites concrete opposition or support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Warren Gavin
Gavin
CDBG
Marino
Main Street
Lordsburg
Stephen D. Hill
Marino Enterprises
Carl Marino
Secoor
Lordsburg Board Meeting Re Scheduled
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Education of the Lordsburg Municipal Schools has been re scheduled for Monday October 1 1984 at 7 00 p m in the board room Lordsburg Municipal Schools 501 West Fourth Street Lordsburg New Mexico 88045.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
The
Lordsburg Municipal Schools
Board Room
West Fourth Street
Lordsburg
N.M
Soap Box Derby One Week Away Pep Rally Planned
Organizers capitalize on open football date to host a pep rally at Pyramid Park Friday night with a bonfire and upbeat activities to boost entrants. Heidi Anderson says entries exceed prior years as racers check in Friday afternoon and early evening, with Bill Collins awaiting the contest outcomes with a calm smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Park
Cheir
Heidi Anderson
Bill Collins
Mr. Collins
Collins Tires Center
Fred D’albini
CTC
Bill
Lordsburg City Council Holds Special Sessions
Lordsburg City Council met in two special sessions during the past week to address urgent local matters impacting the Lordsburg area. The sessions focused on municipal issues and potential policy actions affecting residents and nearby stakeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Essie Rutland Dies At Home In Lordsburg
Essie Marie Rutland age 52 died September 23 1984 at her Lordsburg home after living there since 1955. She ran Bobbie's Jewelry and belonged to Beta Sigma Phi and the Chamber of Commerce. Survived by mother Katie Ferguson husband Joe Rutland two sons Jody and Dean and five sisters. Funeral September 26 at Heather Chapel with burial at Mt View Cemetery. pallbearers included New Mexico State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Marie Rutland
Lordsburg
Bobbie
Crowell
Texas
Willie
Katie Ferguson
Beta Sigma Phi
Chamber of Commerce
Tuesday Bridge Club
Wednesday Bridge Club
Does
Las Cruces
Joe Rutland
Jody Rutland
Dallas
Dean Rutland
Louise Thorn
Arnett
Oklahoma
Peggy Hollingsworth
Coal Hill
Arkansas
Murray Lock
Springfield
Missouri
Mary Ellen Dickerson
Marry Attaway
Deana Rutland
Houston
Heather Chapel
Jesse Liles
Mt. View Cemetery
New Mexico
Lions Club Initiates New Members and Eyeglass Drive
Lion President Jesse Liles welcomed new members in a brief speech on Tuesday September 18 outlining the clubs aims to help others. He emphasized eyeglasses for needy local youth and highlighted Lions International efforts in drug awareness and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion
Jesse Liles
Liles
The
Lions International
Major Drug Raid Nets 12 Suspects in Hidalgo County
A four month investigation culminated September 25 with 12 suspects arrested in a major drug raid near the border. Arraignments included William Hix Sr and 11 others in Lordsburg and Silver City areas. Warrant issued for Dennis Natchissey of Clifton Arizona. Police say drugs may reach Hidalgo County schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo County
Billy Darnell
Silver City
New Mexico
I-10
Arizona
Darnell
Rosalina Salinas
William David Hix, Sr
Pyramid
Lordsburg
Robert Holguin
Chester St
Lisa Diane Adler
Juan L. Escobar
N. Wells
George Corral Holguin
Maple St
Archie R. Varela
Bennett St
Wendell Watson Holmes
E. 2Nd
Jackie Smith
Lee Trevino
John Ruiz, Jr
Lee Trevino Lordsburg
Joe Medina, Jr
Wanda Lopez
E. B. Lordsburg
Dennis Natchissey
Clifton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lordsburg High School
Miller’s Chevrolet
Lordsburg-Hidalgo County
Manuel Ramirez
W.L. Sanders
W.L
Lupe Rivera
Hill
Soap Box Derby
Essie Rutland
Lions Club
MR. Crow
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