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Staying On Track- November 1998

November 2 Meeting

Monday, 7:30pm at Highland Baptist Activity Center, 34th and Quaker. "Dave goes to the Narrow Gauge Convention" in Colorado Springs, CO. Dave Lamberts will show slides and tell of the legendary marathon clinics of this unique gathering. This time the club will be meeting in the Ministry Center on Monday. This is just east of the Family Life Center.

We will also make plans on what to do at the Science Spectrum, have elections for next year's executive committee, and a book raffle. The new board will be announced at the December meeting.

Nominees

Jerry Dukes, Marshall Higgins, Brad Jones, Bob Moulton, Nancy Reed, Jack Seay, Bob Batson, Howard Bunting, Stan Gentry, Ron Kutch, Dave Lamberts, and Don Warren. Eight of these characters will be elected as next years' executive committee. Patrick Pritchett will be deadwood. Only one ballet per member, please.

Web Page and Newsletter Articles

http://home.earthlink.net/~jackseay . E-mail jackseay@sbcglobal.net mailto:jackseay@usa.net, . If you want to write a newsletter article (short or long), give it to me at the meeting, email it, call me: H 785-0068, W 792-6512, or send it to 5801-22nd St. #24, Lubbock, TX 79407.

Executive Committee Meeting

Tuesday, 7:30 P.M., November 17th, at Patrick Pritchett's house.

LSR Play-Day

November is National Model Railroad Month. The LMRA is hosting a play-day for the Lone Star Region of the National Model Railroad Association. It will be Saturday, Nov. 7 at the Highland Baptist Activity Center. Home layouts visited: Bob Batson, Bob Anconetani, Homer Morrow, Rip Maples, Bob Moulton, and Dave Lamberts. Setup of modules (HO, N-Track, and others) will be Nov. 6. Nancy Reed is coordinating.

Slide SIG

Patrick Pritchett will host a Slide Special Interest Group at his home Wednesday November 11, 7:30pm. Cabooses will be viewed and talked about.

Vests

The vests have been ordered for those who wanted them.

Prototype Scenery

A couple of weeks ago, I went camping at Buffalo Springs Lake. It is a great place to study hills, cliffs, rocks, erosion, water, shrubbery, trees, trails, canyons, a bridge, dam, and spillway. All this is just a few miles outside of Lubbock. Entrance fee is $2, camping is $10 and up, depending on your need for hookups. There are 3 very nice hiking trails, if you include the abandoned road across from the water slide.

Lubbock Western Timetable

November
2 - 7:30pm Meeting - Dave Lamberts - Narrow Gauge Convention. Exec. Committee election.
6 - Setup of modules
7 - LSR Play-Day and layout tour
11 - 7:30pm - Slide SIG
17 - 7:30pm - Executive Committee meeting

December
7 - Meeting and gift exchange
15 - Joint meeting of the old and new boards
Science Spectrum setup - TBA

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