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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2001
Page
6
A child’s eye health is crucial as a new school year begins. Doctors monitor visual development from infancy, ensuring eyes focus properly and work together for learning and exploration. Early checkups help detect issues that could affect reading and play.
A club calendar lists numerous meetings in Roswell including Masonic Lodge, Rotary, NAACP, Beta Sigma Phi, and AA groups with times and locations. Eye health notes urge early eye specialist visits for children identifying numbers and letters and explain amblyopia and treatments such as glasses and patching.
Strabismus occurs when one eye does not align with the object of focus due to uncoordinated eye muscles. Early signs include inward or outward turning of the eyes by three to four months. seek an eye doctor. Treatments include prescription glasses and outpatient surgery. ensure age appropriate toys and safe crafts to protect vision. Regular vision exams at school age help detect myopia and hyperopia early, with attention to eye rubbing squinting headaches and red or watery eyes.
The Roswell Bridge Club No. 382 reports results for Aug 6 to Aug 11 across multiple games. At Villa del Rey Retirement Village Tue Aug 7 open, first place Rose Caldwell and Elaine Hanson. second Melba Caraway and Jack Stratford. Thu Aug 9 open, north-south Marilyn Elliott and Barbara Leonard. east-west Mary Ann Bosch and Elaine Hanson. Pecos Valley Club at Roswell Adults Center Mon Aug 6 open, north-south Jewel Harp and Geneva Gardner. east-west John Yule and Charles Freeman. Club 299ers Tue Aug 7 first Jim Mayo and John Yule. second Idamaye Sanders and Bill Simmons. Sat Aug 11 open, north-south Nila Cook and Vida Mitchell. east-west Elaine Hanson and Adam Kovasznay.
The writer contends that severance funds have funded many projects in New Mexico but were blocked by Governor Johnson after a proposed $73 million tax cut failed in the legislature. They assert continued surpluses and oil and gas revenue will persist and urge bipartisan cooperation to release funds this year and sustain relief next year.
The article recalls President George W. Bush planning private trips labeled Home to the Heartland Tours ahead of a state visit by Vicente Fox. It notes Bush visiting Waco for Habitat for Humanity and mentions past presidents’ vacations and perceived working vacations, highlighting LBJ's similar roots and public activity.
The piece notes Buckley on drawing a curtain over the question of civil war dead. It recalls Franco’s opening of the Val ley of the Fallen to honor both sides, and the Japanese premier honoring war dead amid grim histories. It reflects on the moral difficulty of separating evildoers in military cemeteries.
Washington Avenue Elementary teachers Susan McKay and Cynthia Schmidt receive the highest national Reading Renaissance certification for performance gains in reading. They and the school also earn Perma-Bound book vouchers. Monterrey Elementary marks its first day with a morning reception for families, 7:30 to 8 a.m., inviting parents to meet teachers. call Ms. Brewer at 625-8207 for more details.
Roswell residents Joe Carillo Jennifer Fanelli and Darcy Grimm in the Doctor of Pharmacy program qualify for the Spring 2001 Dean's Honor Roll at the University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy. Eligibility requires at least 12 credit hours, a 3.0 GPA, and no grades below B.
Daniel A. Lozano receives the rank of technical sergeant in the U S Air Force and is assigned to the 966th Airborne Air Control Squadron at Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma City. He is the son of Louise and Adelina Lozano of Roswell and a 1987 Roswell High School graduate.
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