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This morning we have conducted the inauguration of two plates in the village of Cañada de Gallego Ifre-to has been called to a plaza and across the street from the main town under the name of Elena Lorente Vivancos, known as " The Aviary "and the businessman José Méndez Acosta" The Perichan "respectively.

The Mayor of Mazarrón, Ginés Campillo, was in charge of chairing both acts accompanied by relatives and friends of both honorees, the village headman, Bartholomew Escobar, and councilors Mary Celeste Soria, Magdalena Mendez, Matilde Blázquez, Andres Valera, Isidro Coy, Carlos Garcia and Juan Miguel Muñoz.

First, the Mayor and Francisco Calvo, son of Elena Lorente, have discovered the plaque that gives the name to the square outside the Social Centre Reading Cañada de Gallego.

The mayor also has given an engraving in which it was explained that this award is given "for its simplicity, humanity and for being the midwife's place helping all women who needed his experience, even if he had to counting travel long distances with little means of the moment. "

The great-grandson of "The Aviary", Francisco Jose Valera, also offered some words that thanked this tribute in memory of his grandmother and through which also reminded Josefa Garcia, known as "Josefa de la Plaza".

Once this act, the party has moved to the street where the house of the farmer José Méndez Acosta Township "The Perichan".

There, Ginés Campillo and honored the sons of Joseph and Teresa Méndez, have discovered another plaque in memory of this famous neighbor "for being an entrepreneur who worked long Mazarron to innovation within the agricultural sector, bringing the good name of the municipality outside our borders. "

Both Joseph and Teresa have also received an engraved hands of the mayor in memory of this day.

The Mayor, Ginés Campillo, said that "both neighbors deserved this just recognition for their work. Both to help bring life to this earth, for generating wealth and jobs in our town."

Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón