GAUSE NEWS

Thanks to everyone for coming to the Gause annual Mother’s Day program and lunch this past Sunday. There was a good turnout and it’s always good to see those we haven’t seen in a year or longer. We missed you who couldn’t come this year and hope next year you can make it.

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THEY REALLY SAID THAT?

“I started at the top and worked my way down.” —Orson Welles, whose first movie was “Citizen Kane.”

PANELISTS

PANELISTS—From left, Drayton McLane, businessman, former Houston Astros owner; Bryan Daniel, executive director of the Governor’s Economic Development and Tourism; Steve Young, Milam County Judge; and Robert Allen, president/CEO Texas Economic Development Corporation discuss planning for economic...

Looking back...

10-20-40-100 YEARS AGO 100 YEARS AGO.... Thomas Chandler, 24, of Cameron, who had returned home from serving overseas in the World War a few months previously, died when a binding machine he was repairing at the Cameron Cotton Oil Mill came loose and fell on him.

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SENIOR CITIZENS MENU

Monday—Barbecue beef, red roasted potatoes, broccoli with cheese, wheat bread, banana pudding with wafers, milk. Tuesday—Chicken salad on lettuce, carrot-raisin salad, whole wheat bread, oatmeal cookie, milk.

SPORTS BRIEFS

Athletes to be honored at RJH Rockdale Junior High will honor their student athletes for the 2018-2019 school year with Sports Recognition Day on Wednesday. A ceremony will be held in the junior high gym followed with hot dogs served by the Rockdale Tiger Athletic Booster Club on the practice field.

Laywell signs with Hardin-Simmons

Thorndale High School senior Landry Laywell signs her letter of intent in front of her parents Hank and Kim Laywell to continue her tennis career at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene.

Track state champ Thurman signs to play basketball

Before becoming a state champion on Saturday at the state track meet, Milano High School senior Christian Thurman signed his letter of intent to continue his basketball career at Brookhaven College near Dallas on Friday in the MHS library in front of friends, family and MISD administrators.