Buy Your Book At Chamber Office Civic Center
A notice announces available books for sale at the chamber office located in the civic center. Limited copies for the public purchase with proceeds supporting chamber activities.
08 Apr 1977
Page 1
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1977
Page
1
A notice announces available books for sale at the chamber office located in the civic center. Limited copies for the public purchase with proceeds supporting chamber activities.
Lordsburg city fathers heard a detailed briefing on the near complete water and sewage treatment plant from engineer William Matotan. Project expenditures are about 1.2 million with final billing of 7,727 approved and an 18,000 potential EPA payment to recover budgeting errors.
Bicentennial co chair Ena Mitchell reports over 190 copies of In The Shadow of the Pyramids have sold in Lordsburg. The 112 page keepsake, compiled by Ethel Myers with design by Patti Morris, centers on Hidalgo County history and costs 2.50 with sales rising daily.
The Lordsburg Board of Education met on April 4 and heard reports on payment processing upgrades, budget transfers awaiting state approval, and a two day budget workshop in Las Cruces. Superintendent Price noted rising enrollment challenges and energy costs predicted to jump 26 to 50 percent next year. He warned the Yucca School certification issue could halt Lordsburg’s service if not resolved by April 15, while the Yucca School would continue operating. The meeting closed with a detailed budget overview by the superintendent and staff.
Lordsburg High School heads a senior production of Dear Diary with a 7 p.m. show on Tuesday April 12 in the school cafetorium. Tickets cost 125 for adults and 100 for students with no reserved seating.
A Title III grant totaling 8082 dollars was approved for Lordsburg to fund expanded transportation and meals for local senior citizens.
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