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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1977
Page
6
Missouri gears up for a longer autumn travel season with October and November drawing visitors to forests rivers and fields. The Division of Tourism notes fall offers lower costs and plenty of activities from hunting and fishing to museums parks and urban entertainment as leaves blaze across the Ozarks and central and northern regions.
University of Missouri curators outlined next year’s plans for state funds, seeking 141 million for general operations, 30 million for capital improvements, and 39 million for the Columbia Medical Center. The top item is general instruction with a 10 percent staff raise costing about 15 million, followed by facility maintenance. Enrollment across four campuses rose by 272 to 50,283 regular on campus students.
The Laddonia Community Choir begins rehearsals Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Laddonia Christian Church under director William Daly. The practice launches preparation for the Community Thanksgiving Service and the Christmas Cantata and invites all former members and new talent to join.
The Audrain County 4-H Arthritis Awareness Committee met at the 4-H Center to review a survey of 456 cooperative area citizens. It found low general knowledge of arthritis, reliance on physicians for information rising, and detailed results on treatment sources and information channels. An Arthritis Awareness Workday is planned for Oct 29 at 9 a.m. with educational exhibits, skits, slide shows, and questionnaires for programs targeting grades 3-5, 4-H and civic clubs, youth, and the general public. The program is funded by a Lily Company grant to the National 4-H Council.
Hamilton Missouri ends water restrictions as rains refill the municipal reservoir to half full. The council repeals per person 40 gallon daily limits and bulk water bans while keeping bulk sales prohibition. Mayor Russell Hailey cites ample winter reserve and plans for a pipeline with Farmers Home Administration aid miles south of town. referendum on a permanent line failed by 47 votes.
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