The Gatesville Messenger and Star-Forum from Gatesville, Texas • Page 6

GENTLEMEN, START YOUR ENGINES -Three members of club sponsor, watches. The tiny racers, powered by elecGatesville Slot Car Club left to right, Ed Baker, Tom tricity, really scoot around the four-lane track designed and Lipsey and Edwin Floyd--start their model racers on a 70- built by club members. it is located in the library room foot lap on the club's new track while Dr. T. R.

Williams, of the old iunior high school building. Takes More Than Day for Rubbish Collection Here Wednesdays have been set by the city as the day for its new rubbish collection service, with each side of town covered on alternating Wednesdays, but it's turned out that it's more than a one-day job. The north side of Gatesville, along with Westview Addition, was covered by the rubbishcollecting crew for the second time Wednesday--and the loads were such the crew couldn't complete its rounds. It returned to the job Thursday afternoon, and City Manager Eiland Lovejoy said it may take some more work this afternoon to finish the job. That was also the case the first two Wednesdays the rubbish collection service operated.

It had to be carried over into following days "The amount of rubbish and junk to be collected is running far beyond our highest expectations," Lovejoy explained. It is thought, however, that after the first few weeks the amount to be collected will drop off and the job can be completed on a one-day-a-week basis. The south side of the town is to be covered Wednesday, Aug. 14. Lovejoy informed householders that if their rubbish is not picked up Wednesday, it will be the following day.

ON VACATION Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Donaldson and family are spending a vacation this week visiting relatives in various parts of the state.

Club Is Formed Big Track for Slot Car Racing Gatesville Youths Design, Build Latest sport to catch the cy of Gatesville youths is slot car racing--and a recently-organized club for the enthusiasts is going great guns. It's the 10-member Gatesville Slot Car Club, which has built a big slot car track in the l1- brary room of the old junior high school building on College Hill. Club sponsor is Dr. T. R.

Williams, and members meet each Tuesday night to race their model cars, tune 'em up, and compare notes on how to get more speed out of the tiny vehicles. Tuesday night was "family night" at the clubroom and the boys and their parents gathereds held there. and A an short engraved proplaque was presented to Mrs. John Dotson of Gatesville in appreciation of a large contribution she had made to help club finances. Mrs.

Dotson is the mother of the late Ernest Boynton who won extensive fame as stock car racer. She made the contribution in her son's memory. An engraved plaque honoring Mr. Boynton has also been placed in the clubroom. The cars, powered by electricity, whiz along on a custombuilt, four-lane track designed and constructed by the club members themselves.

Laplength of the track is 70 feet and it includes two straightaways and an over-and-under figure 8. Best time on the seconds--was recordby a racer belonging Ed Baker, president of the club. Other members are Larry Smith, Edwin Floyd, Billy Dworsky, Donnie Pruitt, Clay People, Spots In The News WORLD'S LARGEST plane, the 5 Galaxy, on taxi run at Marietta, Ga. before 94-minute flight. It carries 750! BEAK and LIP: That's Maurice Chevalier greeting toucan at Sunken Gardens in St.

Petersburg, Fla. MECHANICAL BUNYAN' developed by Omark Industries saws trees at ground level, delimbs them and cuts trunks to precise lengths, fast as 8 men with hand tools. HUP-TWO-THREE BAND MEMBERS Smartly-drilled majorettes set the pace as Gatesville High School band members wheel through marching practice that's part of a free summer band program being held here. "Purpose of the program is to update band potential for the football season for marching and playing," Joel Lamkin, band director, said. He is urging all students from the seventh grade up CORYELL CITY Mueller Lands In Vietnam by Mrs.

Otto Reinhardt Messenger Correspondent The Ervin Muellers received word that their son, Meryl, landed safely in Vietnam last James Tillery accompanied Amos Bietendorf and his son, Dale Bietendorf of Dallas, on a camping trip to Galveston, Treasure Island and other points of interest on the Gulf Coast last week. They enjoyed both surfing and fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huse and Mrs.

Laura Webber of Hillsboro visited Sunday with and W. J. Christ and Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Rabbe. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reinhardt and Gale visited in the Oscar Reinhardt home in Killeen Sunday and brought their sons, Kelvin and Robert, back home.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reinhardt and Gus Treude helped their granddaughter, Janet Elaine Schulze of Killeen, celebrate her eighth birthday Sunday evening. The Fred Ender family of Malone visited Sunday in the Henry Reinhardt home. H.

W. Rabbe returned home DRILL FOR FOOTBALL. SEASON who plan to be band members this fall to join in the drills. Members of the high school band practice each weekday from 7:30 to 9 a.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m.

Junior high drills are held from 10 to 11 a.m. There will be about 80 members in the GHS band this fall. Ramona Thorp is the drum major. Valon Baize Is Murder Victim; Funeral Today Valon Cleddie Baize, 55, former Turnersville resident, was found dead in Phoenix, last Saturday. His body was badly beaten and authorities have ruled that he was murdered.

His suspected assailant has been arrested by Phoenix police. Mr. Baize, a truck driver. was a resident of Phoenix. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m.

Friday at the grave- side in the Turnersville Cemetery, with Scott's in charge. Rev. Morris Moore will conduct the rites. Mr. Baize is survived by four brothers, Preston Baize of Gatesville, Troy Baize of da, Marvin Baize of Gatesville Clayton Baize of Arlington; and five sisters, Mrs.

Vesta Shirley of Copperas Cove, Mrs. Johnnie Huffman of Waco, Mrs. Oneta Fletcher of Belton, Mrs. Ava Culpepper of San Juan, and Mrs. Travis Latham of Gatesville.

HERE FROM KENTUCKY Mrs. John Wensorski of Fort Knox, is visiting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. R.

(Happy) Lee. last Friday from the Gatesville hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Richter helped their little grandson, Gregory Loeschner of Waco, celebrate his birthday Tuesday evening.

He is the son of the Kenneth Loeschners. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Buth visited H. W.

Rabbe Monday morning. Mrs. A. W. Reinhardt attended dedication services at the Crawford Baptist Church Sunday afternoon.

Ronnie Reinhardt of Killeen is spending the week with the Fred Reinhardt family. Wheat Farmers Get Support Pay Thirty-eight Coryell County wheat farmers this week received the first price support payments the county ASCS office has made under the '68 wheat program. The payments totaled $3,718.14. These 38 farmers were participating only in the wheat program. Other farmers-160 of them -will receive wheat price support payments later in August along with feed grain and cotton payments.

The fatesville Messenger AND STAR-FORUM Sec. 1, Pg. 6-Gatesville, Texas August 9, 1968 McClellan, Jan Bone, Tom Lipsey, George Thompson and sponsor Williams. They hold one major race each month. Points are awarded the winners and at the end of the year a trophy will be awarded to high-point racer.

Two of these major races have aready been held and current standings find Floyd in the lead with 18 points and Baker, Lipsey and Thompson tied for second with 12 points each. Most of the boys own several different body styles to place on the chassis of their model racers and they're continually experimenting with ways to coax more speed- and more stability- out of them. STAR AT FAIR Fess Parker, TV's "Daniel Boone," will appear in person at the Heart O' Texas Fair and Rodeo in Waco Oct. 1-6. A popular entertainer and rodeo star, he rides the rodeo trail when the Boone series is not shooting.

CHURCH OF CHRIST 2417 East Main St. Max T. Neel, minister Sunday -Bible study at 9:45 a.m., morning worship service at 10:45 a.m., young people's class at 5:30 p.m., worship service at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday- services at 7:30 p.m. J'BORO BAPTIST CHURCH Rev.

Bruce Corley, pastor Sunday--Sunday School at 10 a.m., morning worship service at 11 a.m., Training Union at 7 p.m., evening worship service at 8 p.m. Wednesday--Prayer service at 7:30 p.m. The total area of land administered by the National Park Service is about 21,000,000 acres. $325,000 Outlay Faced by Cove? The Copperas Cove City Council heard a report Tuesday night that moving of the city water line from the right-ofway property on the proposed new Highway 190 is going to cost $325,000. Paul Rivers and J.

M. Orman of Paul Gregory Associates of Fort Worth appeared before the council. The consulting engineers have been hired to find the cheapest possible way to move the pipe line between the pump station at the city limits of Killeen to Copperas Cove. "Most of the pipe must be replaced," Rivers said, "The replacement is cheaper than trying to move the old pipe." Rivers said that about 000 worth of pipe was laid on government property and might not have to be moved, but he was sure that the rest would have to be relaid. Mayor George Leonhard told the council that it would cost CLASSIFIED IS FOR told Kent agens.

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Consumer water rates will remain the same. -Temple Telegram. UNDERGOES SURGERY Mrs. Ted Pollard of Oglesby underwent surgery Thursday morning in Hillcrest Hospital, Waco. HERE FROM MARYLAND Mr.

and Mrs. John Pierson and family of Salisbury, are visiting here with Mrs. Pierson's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Kermit Jones.

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