The Gatesville Messenger and Star-Forum from Gatesville, Texas • Page 2

Page 2, Wednesday, September 13, 200.6, The Gatesville Messenger ounty-wiedJ "Because every thing is important to someone" GHS Class of '86 is planning its reunion their own drinks and an appe-'tizer to share with the group. Attendees are asked not to bring glass bottles. Group photos will be taken kz a nhntnoranher and can The Gatesville High School Class of 19861s making plans for its 20th reunion with a get-together at Faunt Le Roy Park and Derrick Barn in Gatesville. The activities will begin with a family event at Faunt Le Roy Park in Gatesville beginning at 10 a.m. and ending at noon Saturday, Sept.

23. Attendees are asked to bring lawn chairs as well as drinks and snacks for family members. The activities will continue with an adult event from 6:30 until 11:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 23 at the Derrick Barn.

Attendees are asked to bring mm wCm-yr Jamboree resumes sessions Friday The Gatesville Jamboree will hold its first program at 7 p.m. Friday at the Gatesville City Auditorium. The city auditorium is located at 110 N. 8th Street. The monthly jamboree is held on the third Friday of each month.

The usual fee for use of the auditorium was waived to allow for the monthly jamboree. Kuzenka and the New Country Sounds will host the event. Musicians wishing to perform should call 865-6145, 547-6834 or 865-7018. There is no admission fee and the public is invited to attend. GHS class of 76 will host reunion The Gatesville High School Class of 1976 will host its 30th class reunion beginning at 7 p.m.

Saturday, Sept. 23 at the National Guard Armory in Gatesville. Meat and cheese trays will be provided, but attendees are asked to bring their own drinks and chipdip plate or dessert. Malaysia is topic of UMW meeting Longhorn at Spurfest Seymour, a Texas longhorn, will be among the animals that can be seen Saturday at the Spurfest. The annual event is scheduled for 9 a.m.

to 4 p.m. at 8th and Main Streets. Many other activities are also planned for the day, including a moon bounce, free buggy rides, free balloons, stick horse rodeo, free riding tour of historical places and much more. Oglesby homecoming is Sept. 30 The United Methodist Women group met recently for its annual "Salad Supper." Guest speaker Michelle Martin presented a program about her recent trip to Malaysia.

Also, Martin and her husband, Tim, included a slide presentation. "West Malaysia comprises the southern third of the Maylay Peninsula. When the Portugese arrived in the early 16th the Malay Peninsula became a autonomous Islamic sultanante. In the 19th century, most of the states were brought under British control but after World War II the sultanates of the Peninsula gained independence from Britain, 1957," reported Martin. "Malaysia is among the principal sources of rubber, and the world's top supplier of palm oil.

0 vf 020 plate and tickets can be purchased at the door or in advance. To purchase a ticket in advance, individuals can send a check to Dawn Barnes, 139 FM 1996, Oglesby, Texas 76561. Guest speaker Ray Martin, who was head coach at Oglesby from 1975 to 1987, will present a program. The reunion will last until midnight. Former students and teachers are invited to the reunion.

unit fterarti? jj 1-- be purchased at a cost of $10. Directions to the Derrick Barn from Gatesville High School are north on Lovers Lane, at the red light turn right (east) on Hwy. 84, travel two miles to South Mountain (look for Texas flag on building), turn left on Comanche Drive and then left at the first driveway. Former classmates are urged to attend. Sixty percent of total land is in forest but is dwindling rapidly.

However, Malaysia depends on imports to supplement local food production. The principal diet is fish and rice," according to Martin. "Away from the thriving communities, lie the Malay villages a cluster of huts on piles built of bamboo palm leaves, or sometimes wood and thatch. There are no sewers, no clean water. The rivers are for bathing, washing clothes, drinking water, catching fish for meals, etc.

The life span of the average villager is 40," said Martin. Other items on the agenda was a business session presided over by president Bennie Hansspn after which the meeting was adjourned. (90B jCCB I payments ofs85.00.) i 4 nu 9 TPCL 13187 Vllle Motor Inn t. Mam tt. Attention: Farm Ranch Owners We make it our business to know your business.

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