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Znovn opakUji, z kaciy ktere se sfara[thy schuze e j ich byly zaj im ve,nosteauji si na malou na yStevu elenstva ye schazich. hardy z nas rad tame tarn, kde je trochu sousedske zabavy a proto chceme•li oziviti nav gtevu nag ich kadovYch schazi, postarejme se o to, aby pri schazi bylo vady tea nejake pobaveni,

muSite se Kde vlastnile o to starlit, -aby v skuteene aiVot, &inn oRI,, pr v idelne mesieni schtize, — nebot; kde prazdnota a pustota,, --, Tam nikdo se k Vain nepotahne.

V na gich radech se uplathuje na g spol Zivot v Texasu, oni jsou jadrem nagi Jednoty kde soustredite se ma, nage cmnost a kde uplatriujeme na Pozvolne zlepgovani v systemu vedeni ni• • • bratrskYch Jednot, ukazalo se doposud Kdys pii nav gteve jedneho fadu jsem nejprospe gnej gi. Prave tomu pozvolpoznamenal asi toto:— "KdyZ" se tu u nemu zlepgovani clekovati maaeme, ae nage Jednota jest jednou z nejlepgich Vas ujala myslenka ae se tu u Vas jig neda nieeho deIat pro Va g tad a Jednotu a finanene nejsiinej gich v Texasu. je snad' eas zavkit sin a klidne eekat na o Nenechavejme se nikYin, nikdy a ni- smrt".

• • eim znechutiti tu na gi prat) spolkovou — Neskladejte rues v ,dobre nebot' dobra prace vady na, konep zviteal nad pomluvou, kterou east° dob- li se da mnoho pro skleslY tad vykonareho ochotneho pracovnika vyavern. — ti. Zakorenilo se v fadu Va gem poreka Nedelejme to, nebot' nas valne ubSrva a dlo "Nejde to' — pak jedinYm lek'em proti tomu zlu jest, — vie ochoty, — nahrady teZko a jen zvolna se ziska.

9 vie dobre yule, aby v zanedbanern faVgechny elanky del gi i kratgi, eeskSr 1 de byl spolkovY Zivot obnoven.. Zkuste to anglicke bud' na predni strance organu a pfesvedete se, 'Ze dobra, yule mnoho aneb i textovY, jsou praci potadatele ro- vykona, a Ze "to piljde".

• • vne.2 tak nektere pfeklady Utednich spray i pripadne jich vysvetlovani. DoPoznate z dopisu v anglicke east!, pisy a oznarneni prispivatelti jsou vady u nageho kadu v Houston eislo 88 se sbor opatfeni. jejich jmenem. Pripominame ochotnikt pustil opet do zasluZne praci, toto zde s to ptieiny ze jsme zodpovedsehrani divadelniho kusu. KaZ'deho no jen za svoji praci jak naznaeeno a by to mohlo pote git. My dourame, Ze tea by nas rnrzelo aby si etenak domni vady, 'dere maji vhodne pole Ze nam kdokoliv diktuje do pera, sobnosti a obetave ochotniky, ueini po• o dobne a podepfou tak snahy, kulturni na Zdar Vain v Houston!

Od sjezdu v Temple jsme na to pama- si Jednoty. tovali, ze vnitrni, tteba I malicherne Tak vzpominame, ze to na ge mysl je spory seslabuji na gi dobrou shodu a proto, hled'me se jich vystrihati. — jak to nage pole. Nechejte pole leZfeti Doladujeme se i nyni a povkly v budou delgi dobu ladem, tak se yarn v nem zacnosti, Vagi laskave a bratrske souein- kofeni netest. Zamestnavate svoji mysl neb pracuje-li ten na g. spolek pfinagi nosti.

• • nam zdravYch plodn k naSi radosti a k Vlastni neuznani dobre prace nagich uZitku.

• • obetavYch pracovnikn at' jiZ kadovYch, Nioeho na svete nedocilime bez praokrskovYch, sjezdovYch neb na geho hlabez ktere nerd rovne2.moan povniho telesa prina g takove neuznani ce, krok v nagem kadu ani v Jeolnote. nam nenahraditelnou gkodu, • 9 • • K picedchazejicimu jests nutno doVYstil'ZkY z jinYch novin 'ktere Dam dat , Ze svornost v Lade jest nezbytne tYline dochazi jsou dukazem, 'ge nag Venutnou podminkou uspechu kterehoko- stnik je eten i v kruzich mime elenstva nageho, cot nas ovSem tell a z radosti liv radu.

4 vyhovime kde jen moZno a krat gi zpravy 13ratrstvi provadene mezi eleny za ai- osadm uverejnime.

4 ye --- vice vyda bratrstvi , projeJest zahodno see obeas pozastaviti a voile narn Po smrti. avpoohlednoutj se zpet do minulosti Dosud je vg ude pl'ilelitost a pole pro tak jen potud, pokud nam rninulost mute prisobeni nagi Jednoty zaeneme a po W'Tti u6itelkou jinak vgak jest lepe his

Ve stiedu, dne 16. listopadu 1960 VgSTNIK—WEST,TEXAB deti ptimo v pied — do nati budoue,no mantele Jim Koeianovi oslavili jejich 50 lete vyroei sriatku 6. listopadu a sti a to s odvahou. byli pocteni hostinou jejieh detmi v SPZiSkiivani novYch elena u kterekolly JST sini no, Cottonwood. Mantele Jim no, tivot pojitt'ujici Jednoty vytaduje u- Kocianovi byli oddani ve Wichita Falls silovnou a pravidelnou agitati. Za tim a zatidili si svaj domoy v Penelope. — iteelem spoleenost eiste vYdeleene vydr- itratkk, ale velice peknY program uspotuji si celou velkou skupinu dobte pla- fadab* jejich vnoueaty byl pti ()slave cenYch agenta, proti niml nate organise piedveden. Mnoho zdrav ∎eka. tory a nage sestry organisatorky se mus ∎ • • sna,liti pracovati usilovne, aby ziskali no e mantele James Bohannon byli obye dlenstvo Jednot y natl. Vzajem.na, po- daieni syanekem, kterY se narodil 6. limoe organisatoram v kalde nat ∎ osa,de stopadu v Providence nemocnici a pti jest vskutku kvetem opravdoveho bratr na,rozeni vatil 6 liber 6 unci. IVIatka je stvi a pro nate vlastni ∎dobro. Opakuji. vale, sl. Lillian Hubik, statidci jsou mane. tedy, to — nejkrasnejtim bratrstvim jest Geo. Ilubik a mull. Ross Bohannon to, jet projevujeme skutky pti kalde pti ye West.

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Na zdar. )•4• — 2e v osade Moravii, syn manielt. BrolovYch Franklin slavil stiatek s sleenou Co Dorothy Janakovou. Mnoho ttesti.

pies tirden jsem zaslechl

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kostele sv. Jana v Ennis, Emil Taraba byl sez,din se sleenou Ellou JaCo jsem pies Odell zaslechi — ne Sktivankovou. Sezdal je dp. Batik a - to na4e pan∎ pravnici okresu Mc- svatebni hostinu meli v katolicke sini Lennan a i ostatnYch sousednich okresu v Ennis. si pohostinstv∎ v tadove sini Jarom∎r minul, tYclen veeer, velice poehvalovali. — 2e trtinulY tYden v Htllje, sledna MaNa g bratr George Koch pit byl cere- ry Markova se stela .rnantelkou Eduaxmoniatem vedete a Mayor mesta br. Ho- da Ktenka z Hungerford. Budou bydlete lasek je ptivital. To.kove seeznamovitn1 ve Wharten. Mnoho zda.ru novomanteje velice nam prospetne. te mantele Hybnerovi v Shiner, osla- jsem ji nekolikrate pri raznYch yill v kruhu rodinnem sve 50ti leti tt'ast ptiletitosti na to upozornil, to jest to neho spoluliti. Srdeene blab.opiejeme. otklirkm zvykeiu v natich tadovYch sinich, kde ptivadime natl. 7nladea dal . Poz Ze mantele Matejkovi, byli tt'astne govati oznamerli raz--vanehosty,Y've obciatene deveatkem 16. !ijna.. PteloSmaji nYch pivovera. Znovu se tedy k tomu v Scrauturn, Mass. -- Mrtoho ttesti. vracim. Vetint totit, to takove oznarno• • vani je jen k nati Skode, sami sebe za- te y El Campo, sezda,na byla sleena hazujeme pied vetejnosti. Oznarriky pivJosefa t almanova s panem Eugenern nich spoleenosti patti do vSreepu (Bar) Osinou synem manlela OsinovYch. Bla- kde se napoje prociavaji a ne do nagich hop fej erne. sini, loom zveme videne osobnosti a kde • • cheeme nat∎ mlaciel odehOvavat. Prosim Ze taantiele Vine Hutyrovi oslavili v pamatujte na to wade dekuj ∎ Vara za nedeli dne 13. listopadu we 50 let∎ it'ast napravu. neho mantelstvi, byli dne 14. listopodu Red. 1910 °Mane zde ye West. OslaVy saeo,stnila se jejich poeetno, rodina.

• • — to ve Weirnarske nemoeniei se narodil; panu a pan∎ Justin DvotakovYm z — Ze obe'a,ne mesta West dali pti presi- Columbus statnY ehlapeeek. Ptejeme 'StedentskYch volbach 8. listopadu Kenne- sti. dy-Johnson 1146 hlasa a Nixon-Lodge kandiclatum 196 hlasti. Kandidati Konpath∎ Anna Kolenovolta z 13ellmead stitueni a Prohibieni strany neobdrieli byla neday no v automobilove nehode va ye West ani jeden hlas.

• • ane zranena. Dosud je v otetteni v nemocnici a pfejeme ji brzke pozdraveni.

— —te Si. Carrie Ilubakkova zemtela ye • • svem domove v Ennis 9. listopadu ye Ze ptejeme si zdeliti, to nektere zprit 82 let. Narodila se v CeskosloYensku do Amefilty pfijela. roku 1905 a v Ennis vy ktere nas dotli veliee opozdene jsme bydlela 55 roku. Byla elenkou katolieke do "eisla vilbee nezatadili. Prosim posilejtc tyto za yeas. .osady v Ennis. Na ge soustrast rodine.

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Pracujme spoleCne pro dobro Jednoty Jsou razne dimity "hrobait" meta e'en stvem kteti jakmile se vyskytne nejaka nova mytlenko, aneb jen nejaka pobidka k lepti nadtenejai spolupraci sousti: "To nepiijde" — "to je marne" — "ken' s tou novotou" "nee zas neco noveho" a co vie ani zde vte ty nam ∎tky nemame chute uvadet. — Tim jen zalcryvaji svoji vlastni nezpasobnost, ci pohodinost, nedbalost a snad ∎ strach, aby je pak nekdo o spolupraci nepotado.l. — NokterY Glen neb dlenka kteri ochotne a racii spolupracuji v na.lch tadech stavaji se pak takovYm "hasiearn" katdeho nadteni, nepohodlni a jsou pak proti Vain a proti dobre mytlence Vogl kdyt ne ptimo, tedy po strane.

Je to smutne ovtem, ale nic si s toho nectelejte bratti a sestry, a. pro dobro svelto tadu, pro dobro Vat ∎ raladetie, pro dalti rozkvet nati Jednoty a na vyponioc natim organisatoram., jen dale se snaime.

S pomoci vtech natich slotek jak vidno z vymluvne &slice nagich mesienich zprav nave ziskanYch elenu, davaji natim sestram a bratram organisatoram nejlepti yysvedeeni jejich a nateho yerneho elenstva s,naieni a ptieineni.

S poeatku odsuzovana einnost mladell se vtude osvedeuje a je vskutku vzpruhou nateho spolkoveho livota. — JedenliatdY ten na g olasek kterY se v to einnosti ruladeti nag ptieinil, =name nal pozoruhodnk pokrok.

At budeme mod. u konci tohoto roku oznarniti vYsledek, celkovY poeet &mit jet byli behem tohoto roku 1960 organisadnim odborem ziskani, oeekivame, to ty &slice budon nejen uspokojujici ale ptekvapujici.

Stud ptesvedei i ty nate "poehybuliei" Oratry to k doeileni novkeh ptijura je i nutnosti nee° investovat a spoleene povzbuzovat ∎knave elenstvo nate.

Praeujme tedy katidy pravini katciSr , aby mezi narn ∎ bylo porozumeni pro spoledne nate snahy, zabezpeeeni nagich rodin a bude pro nas v'Sechny blativYm zadostueinenim, to ke kaldemu itspechu jsme tet neeim ptispeli. — Zajiste, to ano, vldyt' jedertkaldY z nas, ma bejakou schopnost piispet a vYmluva, se k tomu nehodim" je z mista. Kdyi nie jineho, tedy prosim pomorte dobrou informaci o na.gem Bratrstvu a o nagich pojistkach, ktere nate SPJST YYstavuje. Jsou uvedene temet v is/dam eisle Vestniku Doporueujeme natim elenam, aby v kaZdem ptipade se obratili na nejblittiho

Strana 4 na'geho organisatora kterY s radosti jsem jasi, bude Vain po ydeeen a yypointiZe na.

Vase upozoineni. MtiZete snake tvrditi, ze dnes vice jak kdy jindy ye vgech statech Unie na g lid vyhleclava, pojike ni u bratrskych Jednot, a bYti elenem nich Jednot znamena nejen spolehliyou oehranu, ale i opravnenou hrdost, Ze nose podptirne Jednoty povZdy stall v cele kaZdeho kulturniho a naroclniho snriZeni. ,VSechny nage podpfune Jednoty v teto tedy i to na ge, jsou patefi na geho spolkoveho Zivota a predstavuji to nose uvedorneni a to nasi hospadarskou snit. Jeden kaZdY z nas by si to mel uvedomit a s hrdosti na to poukazati kdy pkilektost se naskyne.

SlaromaZd'ujeme bohatstvi nageho jdouci ji2 dnes do milionft ktere cele a jedine patri na gim elenfun. , UvaZujte o torn sestry a bratki, ze vetgi, silnejsi a mohutnelgi budou nage podpilrne Jednoty, tim silnejk budeme co celek a tim vYhodnej gi pojistky budeme mod. budouene na gim elenfim nabidnouti. — Nejen ze davame vYhody moderniho pojigteni, ale zarueujeme i pinou jistotu v g ech zakonitYch narokft.

Je tfeba jen pochopiti a gikiti znalost, ze neni nutno hiedati nyni pa nageem poslednim sjezde pojigteni na Zivot cizich vista vYdeleednYch poji gt'oven. — "Ku piedu stale, zpatkY ni krok". Na zdar!

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Lid SpojenSich Stat] prominvil (Dokoneeni se strany 1) setkalo zdarem, pro dobro a dal gi rozkvet na gi zeme. Nikomu nezazlivejme, jestli ze jinak volil ne2 my, — mel na to pravo, tak jako my,"ze hlasovali jsme dle nageho presvedeeni, — ale nyni pracujme zas v gichni dohromady jak obeane velke demokracii DOufame a te gime se zaroveri, ze pray e zvolena administrace bude v kaZdem svem poeinu fispe gna, ze na gi zemi zajisti trvaly mir a hospodarskY rozvoj a zaene obezkelYm hospodarenim uplaceti na g obrovskY narodni dluh.

Dejme nagemu mlademu presidentovi nak podporu, na g' lasku, oddanost a dobrou van.

Mnoho zdaru, zdravi a gtesti, — pane presidente. )• •( Nerd ZadriSrch dohadli v pojistkaeh SPJST. — KaidSr glib, vSrpoeet je zarukou a. podep •en 10 a pill milionoqm majetkem,

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Sestry a bratii

Den Dikiivzdani

Citime, ze jest flak povinnosti upozor niti Vas na zastoje kterY mohou ovlivriovati pornery v na gich kadech.

Jest prave eas abych ye vgi sti upozornil coZ i poznate s dopisft, ze se dostavila doba u na gich radii v niZ se pooavaji zpravy z prace pro fad vykonane, voli se Utednici a rtizne vYbory• Uvedornili jste si, sestry a bratfi, ze pioziravY, rozgarny predseda mute dati rdz nejen schtizim, ale cele einnosti ka du? Jste si vedomi, ze dobice vedena schtize mute elenstvo privabit a ze schil ze vedend gpatne, mime elenstvo odehnat a zpusobit ochabnuti radove einnosti? A uveclomili jste si nekdy, jak dtilekte a vYznamne jsou ukoly tajemnika, mica, pokladnika, kteri mohou einnost fadovou pozvednout, kdeZto nedbali ftfednici, sve povinnosti zanedbavajici mo hou privodit ztrnuti radu? Podobne vYbory jsou velmi dulelitYm einitelem k udrZeni chodu a podle rfanYch kadovYeh podnikti mete bezpeene souditi o ocharakteru kaZdeho radu, nebot' jsou vysvedeenim skuteeneho vnitkniho Zivota.

Usporadani podnikil, at' jiZ divadla, pro gramniho veeirku, plesu nebo jen proste spoledenske zabavy, n-iffZe miti velikY vliv na celkovY Zivot v radu a take na, vekejnost. Na vYroenich schtizieh velmi mnoho zalek. Podle toho, jaci firednici jsou zvoleni bude vypadati take Zivot v kadech, nebot' oni mohou Zivot v fade poyznest, nebo jej take udusit. Pro to by do firadti meli bYti voleni jen ti nejlepg i, jimZ jde o povzneseni Zivota a rozvoje radu. ) • .111 • (

Pro nag Den dikflyzdani jest vice, neZ vzpomenout pkilektosti, o ktere se Pilgrims shrornaZd'ovali ku slavnosti, aby oslavili sve usazeeni na pixie Ameriky, — Pro nas Den diktivzdani stal se phlektosti k rozjimani, abychom vzdali diky za ty nespoeetne veci, jichZ se dostalo lidu Ameriky rok co rok.

Vzdavame diky za stalou a ho j nou skli zen, za eilou pramyslo you einnost a za ty mnohe veci, ktere poskytuji nam kra sale Ziti, typicke na gi zemi.

Pro 6echoslovaky a potomky tento den znamend vzdani dike na gim pfedkam za jejich kulturu, kterou zanechali pro nas jako poklad, za jejich odehovani nes, abychom se stali poctivYmi obeany teto velkolepe zeme a za presazeni z Oeskoslovenska do teto zeme tak, aby kaZdSi z nas byl zpilsobff k obdrZeni dobrodini jeZ nam tato zeme poskytuje.

Vzdejme take diky tem, kteki bojovali ye valkach, aby nam zajistili na g zpil sob Zivota a vzpomerime tech nespoeet nYch tisicu, kteri obetovali sve Zivoty k zachovdni na gi svobody!

AZ o letognim Dnu dildwzdani zasedneme koleem stolu, zamysleme se na chvili, abychom vzdali diky v gem tern, kteki obetovali sve Zivoty, aby tento narod mohl It a ze oni nezemkeli nadarmo!

Meli bychorn take vzdati diky vlade lidu, lidem, aby nag lid nezmizel s vrchu zemskeho.

Pkece jen zbYva je gte mnoho veci, za ktere milZeme a mame dekovat.

Rozpomerime se jen na na ge bratry a se stry v rodne domovine, jak mnohe veci oni postraclaji, ktere my zde mame a jichZ klidne a svobodne uZivame. — elovek kterSr si mysli, ze nema pfleiny k vdeenosti mel by se na chvili zamyslit a trachu uvaZovat.

Je totiz mnoho nepatrnSrch veci, je2 my sestry a bratki povaZujerne za samozfejme a jestliZe v nich gtesti nenalezame jest to proto, ze ye vgem hleda me pideiny k rozmrzelosti.

Casto se Zeneme pa neeem co druhemu zavidime a touZime po neeem nespinitelnem coZ nam east° niei spokojenost.

Nedelm schuze radu 92

Nedelni sehfize radu Fort Worth byla prtimerne nav gtivend ac na vie jak 460 navgteva byla pouze as 15 procent.

Mimo jinYch projednavanYch zprav naBich vYborft bylo oznameno, ze prosincova schhze radova bude schtzi vYroeni a ze do 'Leto schtizi kdy budeme volit radove fifedniky, by se kaZdY nag Glen mel dostavit. Mimo toho jsou pia novane rlizne opravy sine a nove zarizeni a zajem v geha elenstva jest Zadouci. Mimo schtze nektere usnegeni kritisovat pak neni bratrske.

Mame svobodu nabaenskou a svobod) • 44. • ne volby, svobodu politickeho presvedee "Veera jsem nalezl v lese krasne hou- ni svbodu tisku. Mame tedy opravby. PonevadZ jsem ale nevedel zda jsou du mnoho v tomto rove, za co musime • •( jedle anebo jedovate, beZel jsem si dome bS7t vdeeni.

4 pro houbafskou kniZku." "A byly jedle?"

Nevi iadnSreh dohadil v pojistkith "Ureite."

SPJST. KaidV MTh, vSrpoeet je zaru"Jak jste to zjistil tak bezpeene?" kou a podepien 10 a pill milionovSrm "Ponevaa je nekdo jig sebral." majetkem.

1960 Pamatujrne, e chime prospivi zdravi Ve sttedu, dne 16. listopadu

Na povrchu by se zdalo, Ze chtize jest v Americe ztracenYm umenim. Neni vgak tomu tak a dosud se u nas hodne chodi na kratke i dlouhe vzdalenosti. Je mno ho lidi, kteti nejsou lhostejni k zdravotnimu vYznanau chtize a podnikaji denne kra.tgi nebo deli vychazky. Krome toho jest v Arnerice nekolik tisic klubt k peAim vychazkam a ptinaleli k nim nejen lidé mladi, ale i star gi. V nekterYchea,stech zeme jsou kiuby tyto pooetnersi n.eZli v stkedozapade, kde je jich nejmene, snarl hlavne proto, e vhodnYch kratgich vychazek v okoli vet gich most neni prave mnoho. Klubtt chodeü bylo sice v minulosti vice, ale nezanikly a nepochybne nezaniknou, dokud lido budou miti na name% Ze chtize prospiva zdravi.

Telesneho pohybu pottebujeme vgich ni a zvla gte lide, kteti svoji praci vykonavaji v sede v uzavtenYch mistnostech.

Pro takove je cbtize éi prochazka na zdravem vzduchu nezbytnou potiebou. V letni dobe poskytne nam trochu pohybu rozmanita prate kolem domova, ale v dobe zimni je takovebo pohybu leda obeas pH odhazovani snehu. Toho, eemtt tikame proplachnuti plic na zdravem vzduchu, potkebujeme nezbytne v dobe letni j zimni. Mame-li malo po hybu, nage tidy ztuhnou a take na ge 0chard je take, zvla gte pli chilzi do kopeeka. Nedbame-li na stale utuZovani Vela nejakYm pohybem, brzy se upachtime pH jakekoliv telesne praci i pH chnzi. K div potom, Ze se nam ani na tu prochazku nechce.

Abychom pochopili, pros chnze nam prospiva, musime si povedeti neco 0 nagich plicich. Plice se skladaji z mnoha miliontt drobuelYch mechYtkil, je maji za tkol upravovati CI regulovati vYmenu plynn v nail krvi. 0 dYchani moZno Ze jest, tak fikajic, bezdeene. Nemyslime na ne. DYchame, abychom tak tekli, po vrchne. Nikdy nas nenapadne, abychom ptispivali k pinemu ilkonu na gich plic, to jest rozgitovani plicnich mechYtka, dYchanim vydatnYm a hlubokYm. Nekdy sedime pH praci sve skreeni a nespravnYm drZenim Vela zteZujeme i to povrchni d3"Tchani.

V 8 T N K — WEST, TEXAS dYchat zhluboka pinYmi plicemi, jak tikame. Chime do mirneho navr gi je nej prospegnej gi, ponevadZ nuti nas, abychom dYcha.li zhluboka a pH torn take obeli krevni se urychluje.

NedostateenY pohyb telesny mute prieinou mnohYch nesnazi. Chime vgak povzbuzuje einnost Zaludku i stfev. Povgimnete si ,jak pa delgi prochazce mate chut k jidlu. PH chnzi a vydatnem dYchani dostava, se do na g ebo Vela vice kysliku a kyslik ma velice ptiznivY UCinek na einnost ve gkereho nag eho tees neho nstroji. sedave zamestnani, nezanedb'avejte chtze. Vyhledejte si k prochaz cc mista ticha, prosta v gech pa cht, houkani automobile sktipani jejich brzd.

To ptispeje take merou nemalou k uklidneni vagich nervt. At poznate blaho dame deinky chnze, budete Zit zdraveji a radostneji. „

Upozornern Redaktor ani vydavatel ye West nejsou opravnene einiti zmeny v adresati Vestniku a kaZdou Zadost zmen posilejte ptimo na adresu: — Supreme Lode Box 400, Temple, Texas.

PH oznameni zmeny kam Si ptejete aby Vam Vestnik byl zasilan, uZijte kupan kterY jest v kaZdem eisle oti gten a udejte vZdy 'Oslo sveho tadu ku• kteremu nalelite, svoji novou ale taky i starou svoji adresu.

Jinak jest to svizelna, prate a zbyteena ztrata easu vyhledavati v seznamu tadti a tisic, 'east° i stejnYch jmen • to pray& Neopomerite pro zmenu poutiti nageho formulate. ) 4 4, e

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Nate Jednota ma nyni velkY vYber rfiznYch pojistek a ochrannYch Ze moZno vyhoveti temet kaZde pottebe mladgich i stargich zajemcii. — Skoumejte je anebo je gte lepe, zavolejte mist niho organisatora aneb dopi gte si ptimo na Supreme Lodge Box 400, Temple, Texas. ) e o (_ V letadle Pilot: "Znate Neapol videt a umlit?”

Cestujici: "OvgemZe, znam", Toto povrchni dYchani meli bychom Pilot: "Tak se dobte podivejte. Jsme kaZdY den, v lete, i v zime, dopiniti dY- nad Neapoli a motor nam vypovedel slut chanim hlubokYm a vydatnYm na zdra- bu." vern, eerstvem vzduchu, k eemuZ nejlep ii ptilelitost je pki chnzi. MoZna, Ze i z Neni ificInSreh dohadii v pojistkfich prate domti se veze a ani na to nepomy- SPJST. slib, vSrpoeet je zaruslime. Meli bychom na to pamatovati te- bon a podepien 10 a piil roilionovS7m dy pozdeji, vyjit si na zdravSr vzduch a xnajetkem„

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ODDIL DOPISOVATELO eleniim fadu Velehrad Cis. 19 Moulton, Texas, Bratti a sestry:— B1121 se eas vYrbanich sehazi a tu nag fad Velehrad jako obyeejne potada svoji vYroeni schuzi prvni nedeli v mesici, prosinci misto nedele druhe. Delame to k vUli poeasi. Vyprgi-li nedele prvni, pak mime jegte nedeli druhou a tketi nedeli jsou schaze RVOS, tak si to pamatujte a dle toho se zatidte, prvni nedeli to je etvrteho prosince, v padu gpatneho Iasi nedeli druhou.

Tak LIZ je dobajo yano a padlo jich ko much jak se u nas tikalo. Jedni odpoeivaji na svych vavtinech a druzi odpoeivaji unaveni sklamani ale hlas promluvil. Lid se da a mute klamat jistY' eas ale neda se klamat potad. Ostatne i nag nastavajici president nemti2e lat ztzraky.

Stat a narod je u't moo zabtedlY v din zich a to utracenim ohroninych sum pe-, nez na tikor poplatnikil a chudehO nara7 d a.

Ale dost o tom, aby nebylo zle. Jak dim ye Vestniku, tu a tarn se mengi dy a spojuji z druhYmi tady aby mohlt lope pracovat. Myslim, to i na g tad Ve`, lehrad bude nucen se spojit s druhYrd kadem. Tak jsme to na vertkove dopra4 covali, my za to nemtiZem, bránili jsme se vgerni silami, ale pomery a eas pracoval proti nam at jsme podlehli a po nas piljdou i drat& kady. Neni tomu tak Phi 7ArtNt VAgI ADRESY POU21.1TE TOROTO IMPONU Supreme Lodge SPJST. Box 400, Temple, Texas tadam Vas o menu me adresy Air nasleduje:— Moje nova adresa jest:—

MI* aura adresa:—

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V2STNt K — WEST, TEXAS El Campo, Texas

stfedu, dne Ilstopadu 1060 claNno jak u nas na Velehrade bylo 2ibude nas vgecky tegiti sv*mi jsem jist, vo, men jsme peknou gkolu a tti ueitele, Bratti, sestry a ctena redakce mileho povzbuzujicimi dopisy, kter* katd* rad mezi osadniky pant soulad, osadni schii V estni ku : — si ptedetl. Mohu smele tvrditi, ze Si

ze byly zahavne a pouene zaroven na gkolni programy se sjikleli lide zdaleka, men jsme i letni deskou gkolu a ty Ceske pisnielcy — bolno vzpominat ty na ge da leko Simko zname Ceske divadla, nagi herci se mohli smele meth s mestskYmi ochotniky, by ljsem na ne v gdy hrclY a veru, ke jsem je mel v gdy tak rad. Hrali jsme hry jako "Pasekate", "Prafske gva dienky" velkY poeet herch v Pasekatich dvacet pet a v ge glo hladce, byla dobra ochota k dobre veci s tim jsme pie konavali rtzne takosti. Rad vzpominam na ritzne pilhody, gprimy a 'Zerty. A ty nage deveata v tech krojich, chlapci samY oheri a Zeit, i ti usedli ienadi se drkeli stateene a leckdy museli zastat i ty mlade svobodne hochy. Bratte, krajanku Bedfichu Socho (to jsme jednou hrali hru. Krajanku vrat' se, a byli jsme dva mlynati krajanci vandraci a odtud si kratjankujem, no a pak jsme z jednoho rodneho hnizda Polkovic), bud' zdray.

Pane. dekuji za peknou vzpominku v Novem Domove. On pasal kravy ja, pasal kravy a tak ml rikali kra yskY duch, do jedne Skoly jsme chodili a myslim i v kostele farat Ferdinand Bar ram za ucho vykudlil, aspon mne jo.

Uk jsem na novem miste trochu pHvyknul, je tu kvo testa se od kar netrhne.

Pozdrav na vg echny etouci Vag Ferd. Midulka. )° •( Vytrvalost xislo 138 Ganado, Texas bestry a bratti:— Oznamuji Vain ke nage tadova schtze pro jistou zalaitost musela bYti odJcdena na den 27teho odpoledne. — Tak to prosim vemte v gici na vedomi a iiste do to schtize se dostavte.

Vite nem ptedleha didaite jednani, volba ittednikti na 1961.

Po schilzi budeme mit spoleenou svaeinu, a obeerstveni a na ge mile sestry jsou zdvotile Z'adane aby laskave nejake ty peeiva prinesli. Budeme jim povdeeno.

Na shledanou, V. M. HlavatY, tajemnik.

11 • • fad Ennis. eislo 25 Ctene sestry a bratti timto vas uvedomuji, 'Ze nage vYroeni schtze tadova a volba fikedniku se bude odbYvat dne 11. prosince misto v mesici listopadu jak ininuleho roku.

S pozdravem G. Louis Kudrna, taj.

Kdy2 tak ptijdeme do kaple pohrebni ho zavodu, kdy naposled vyprovazime ty nage mile bratry a sestry, tu zajiste kaki*. z nas se ponoti do sv-Ych vlastnich vzpominek a do minula. Zajiste pon.otime se myglenkou a vzpominkou na zaale easy, kdy sta veci nas k tomu nuti a nabada. Srdci o nend tikame, ke jest zahadne a nevyspyta,telne dostaei se po divati jegte jednou na toho bratra nebo sestru, dostaei aby se probuclilo k vzpominani. Jdou v srdci na gem ty vzpominky na dectvi, i na ty kteti jd davno klidnYm spankem odpodivaji. Take vzpomi name ja'k to bylo krasne, za starYch dust. kdy nemocneho bratra, sestru, navgtivi li ba mnohokratet celou nee, kdy bylo zapottebi jej opatrovali.

Vette je-li kdo nemocen, a nikdo si na neho od tadu nevzpomene, to velice boll, ale za to nesmirne potai, vzpomene-li si nekdo ed tadu a po gle mu listek nebo pfijde ho navgtiviti bratr aneb sestr a.

sobe v dejinach nagi Jednoty zajistil trvale, eestne misto. Buda nem, mil* bratfe jegte dlouha leta zachavan! — Na zdar! ....____) • 4, • (—

Koval', Texas

Ctena reciakce, mile sestry a bratti.:— Podevam zprivu organise :ant Cinnosti za mesic Hien v nagem okrsku eislo 1. a ph tom s Vami trochu pobeseduji.— Vlastne chci pochvalit naae organis'atory I jak pane v mesici tijnu, ba po cel* nynej gi rok se drieli. AC nem je gte do konce roku zbYva trochu easu, jit nyni mame upsano 15,000 pojisteni pfes nazi. kvotu. Zajiste le je to potegujici a vy orgariisatofi si opravdu zasloutite zvligt ni uznani a nage vfele diky za vas: pre.ci. Vgak jit delgi eas si /emu hlavu, jak se Vain nejlepe odmenit. Nu v ga,k uvidi me co se de. delat.

Pfiliv noveho elenstva tento raesic dokazuje, ze na ge Jednota je eira dal tim vie oblibenej61, zvlagte colada geneZavita-li do rodiny elena, ten student race to pine oceituje, neb nejvice tadohost, velice posili zarmoucene, upflmna sti o elenstvi dochazi od tech feat ktere tadova aeast a yYpornac, je-li tteba. — jsou einne a maji zalotene kluby roladeMnohe tady tuto starodavnou srdeenost te. Jest pravdou co br. redaktor v jeho Adosu'd udrduji, a • slouk jim to ke cti a vahach pine, ze v*deleene poji gt'ujici spo chvale. leenosti nemohou 'au pojigtenStm to V esade v ktere se to je gte udrtuje, co jim mate poskytnouti bratrskit jedma tad dobrou povest. A zajiste kagdY nota. jen ty na ge selraze, at' fadove nese rad sptateli s takovYm fadem, a ta- bo okrskove stoji za, to, aby se k nem ke neni za take ziskati nove eleny pro novi elenove pridavali. Ofgem nekdy se vyskytnou take rejpalove, ktefl kdy nej.

Mill bratti a sestry, jako okrskovY or- neni vge podle jejich vale, tak by Jedganisator budu jenom do prvniho ledna notu tfeba rozbili. Je:ste clobte, ze jich 1960 a proto ne2 odejdu, bych si ptal, neni vice. Jest to at zaritiejici, jak neby tady udrtovaly Ceskost v Jednote na- ktell. lide dovedou kritisova,t, aC radott si co nejdele. Tim zajiste vyjadlime nikdy nepfispeji, at je vgechno hotovdek tem, kteti Jednotu zalcdili a pti ni ye, tak ty nedostatky katd* lehko poverne vkly stall. Mne se zda, ke jest flak. zna. Do pfedu je talc.° aka pfedvidat, svatou povinnosti doslotditi starkm, pc, a pak jsme vgichni jen lide, tvorove nekolenim v to teal, ktera je spojovala k dokonali, tale chyb se dopougtime viidilu, z nehot prospech nova poko- chni. — jen 2,e mnohdy se necheme sveleni a Sednota a proto Acta k Ceske fe- sti zdati a nenavtsti a to nejviee Wadi. el, k teedi nagich dedu a °tea a matek Melt bychom si vgichni vidy pfipomebude kakleho s nas vkly glechtiti. nout slava Svatopluka Oecha: "Kdo Zaroveri zdeluji jmena organisatora I chceg hasit bratra svary, oeist laskou via kteri se uplatnili v mesici rijnu. stni hrud, utlum v sobii zlobne tary, vtE. P. Sralla $1,000.00 dy snagenliv*in bud'. " — Jacob Velek 1,000.00 Ano, jestli chceme napravu, pak muJim Parma 1,000.00 sime zaeit nejprve sami se sebou, a pak Frank Hlotek, st.

1,000.00 teprve Mdat napravu u jin*ch. Vgimat 1g. Senkyfik 5,000.00 si vice sv*eh chyb a bfrt vice snagenliTimto dekuji v gem a pfeji dalgiho vymi k jinYm. — V tom spoeiva to pra pecha. va lidskost a bratrstvi, neb ze zioby jen ' enkyfik, Dist. org.

1g. S zloba pochak, kdato laska, lasku ploPozn. red.:— Velice nemile se mne dot- di. Jak je to krasne, kdy na pfildad kla zprava, ke po novem roku se vice ne- na tech na, gich okrakotrYch schtizich'st minig venovati distr. organisaeni prace pekne pospolu ZaZpivarne, a otivime mai pro nagi SPJST. Bude to jiste pro nas di. Zajiste ze potom po delgi dobu na citelna, strata. — Daufame, ze i na dale to vzporainame radi. Nemohu apra,vdu

Sttacla-,- dile 16. listopadn11960 .7-Pochopit, Jak milZe netccio Met, te co by tan]. te to za, rite nestoji. To alpine zale2i na nas samych, jak dojem z•lono mania: Jra poeitam mezi inoje nej Iepst pratete -prav,) tech bratru se kterYrni jsein nagich schtizich seznamil. — Vklyt' ti nagi .lide jsou •vetginou, velkou vetginou dobrosrdeeni, take by bylo opravdu za tetko jich nemit rad.

KlyZ bucieme na prvnim miste vtdy bleclai; jen to clobre mezi na gim, opravcludobryin lidem, pak se cllouho nemusinie obrivat, Ze si na gi dobrou Jednotu neudrtime, Ze na g e mladet mezi nas .neptijde. TO opet zalezi na nas samYcli.

My vgiclani milteme s hrdosti nabizeti elenstvi v na g', Jednote, nemarne nic co by jsme fnuseli zakrYvat nebo omlouvat. — Ano, hned, kdyt na ge Jednota by la jegte mla,cla .v I. svetove valce, byli jsme tou jedinou Jednotou ktera vyplatila hophUm kteri padli v boji za svoji viast a za nas, stoprocentni pojistku. Te dy Pokraeujme dale s vectomim, ze k.ona,me praci dobrou a zaslutnou.

Nyni se podivame, kteri organisatoll se nejvice v mesici rijnu priOinili, jsou to nasledujiei: J. J. Krupa fad 7 12,000.00 9,000.00 E. R. Jakubik rad 9 9,500.00 Fr. J. Rychlik tad 17 2,500.00 Frank Vytopil rad 39 2,000.00 J. H. Siptak tad 17 1,000.00 John J. 8rubai- fad 17 Molly R. Ewell rad 14 1,000.00 1,000.00 Henry V. Va,vra rad 17 1,000.00 P..P. Baron rad 1

VESTIOK—WEST, TEXAS Slova Svaielio na katdou nedeli a svatek.

Celkem jsem obdriel $30.00 Vzdavam, srdeene diky temto darcinn za: tyto jejich mile dary. Doufam, nyni v mesici Diktivzdani pfispejeme der kern na tuto dobrou. vec.

S br. pozdravern, Chas. Navratil 816 E. Ave A. Templee, Tex. • *

Posilejte Va ge ditity do Sokola

Kde v osade stave Sokolska Jednota, posilejte tarn Va ge ditky neb vnuci. — Ujigt'uji Vas, Ze nemhZete jim dat der ku cennej giho, net kdy jim poskytnete priletitost, ke zdravemu vYvinu jejich tea a mysle.

V sokolskYch Jednotach se nauei jak se chovat s chasou stejneho veku, bYti dobrYm "sportem" a ten ,na g SokolskY Gratuluji yarn vgem za dosaieni na- vYcvik neize porovnat k Zadnemu jine geho cile pro tento rok a za prodani MU. tak zna.eneho poji gteni v mesici rijnu.

Privedte sve ditky do nejbliMi JedMyslim, te nag okrsek je v tornto mesici noty a tam v cvieebni hodin y, pohovol.na, prvnim mister Tato zprava je poei- te s cvleitelem, nechte si vysvetlit podtana, of yydana, dne 26. kijna 1960. robnosti a poznate, te to bude vagemu S pranim vgeho dobra etoucim, zusta synku aneb dceru gce jen k prospechu. — Nyni na podzim se davaji tfidy vgech yam I, 1 Vaclav Batina, evieicich dohromady a ji g* k po Case budete s uspokojenim vzpominat, te diStriktni lorganisator. jste rady stareho Sokola uposlechli. )+ 4 ,( Sleena: "Ale vtistarite jeate, pane kan didate, jest zde prijemno."

Cteni bratri sestry a pfatele!

Kandidat: "Lituji velmi, nemam easu, Zde podavam prijem dart, ktere jsem nusim davati hodiny.

Sleena: "Ale Bole, pros davate jegte posledni dobou obdrtel na, SPJST Rest hodiny, kdyt mite tak male easur Home.

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KALENDAft Oznameni od fadu Oslo 94 Mam oznamiti, ze tact eislo 94 "Dennice" bude oslavovat sve 50ti tete zaloteni dne 27. listopadu. My sice neplanujerne nejakou veikou oslavu, ale ehceine :se vg ici sejit k pkatelske besede a zveme Vas v gchny abyste nem prisli a nas povzbudili. — Nage Urednici s HI. Ufadovny nag eho redaktora a jejich ma:n2elky jsou active v ten den zvane a My se na Vas spolehame 2e se dostavite.

Vic o torn napikm pkiSte. e Add Pokrok Houston eislo 88, 1140 Robbie ulice v Houston, Texas, bude Potadat v sobotu dne 19. listopadu bohatou vedeti "Diktivzdani", co2 zapoene V' 5 hod. odpoledne. Veeer velika taneeni zalaava, pit hudlae Adolph Falka. KaZdSr je uctive zvan a pkived'te sve pMtele.

Ve Fort Worth schtize odbooky SVPS Cis. 9 ye Sokoloyne dne 20. listopadu poledne, volba afednika a po schazi spoleena svaeina.

Ptijd'te!

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Schilze kadu els. 107 ye Floresville dne 20. listopadu o 2 hod. odp.

0 0 Rad Houston, els. 88 oznamuje bohatou veeeri Diktvzdani dne 19. listopadu.

Rad 63, "PdkTok Sweet home", oznamuje svoji pravideinou schuzi ktera bade se pofadat dne 20. list. (20th Nov.) a 2 hod. odp. — Na programu jsou daleate zalditosti a jedenka2dY Olen by se mel sdeastnit. --- Po schfizi planujeme spoleenou svaeinu a na ge mile sestry jsou fictive 26,dane aby laskave neja,1<e ty "dobroty" ssebou pNnesli. Neco pro g' iven obstara Neaapomente 20te ho a jiste se dostavte.

4 Rad eislo 161 bude konat svoji v3-Troeni schtzi dne 4. prosince a na ge elenstvo jest tadano aby se jiste do teto ze dostavilo. Bude se konat volba axed Mku radovYch a jine dfile2ite zaletitosti pferlehaji. volte si atedniky die Vageho dobrozdani.

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Dokl nam dotaz, kdy se ye Fayettevil le konaji schilze ta dove a 2e proe o tom nejsou ye Vestniku ohlaSky. Radime yam Pan a pi. Joe P. Kohut, R. 3 Temple, abyste se v to veci obratili primo na br.

Neni iitlnY• dohadii v pojistkach ch Texas na ucteni pamatky jeho otce tajemnika radii jehoz adresa jest, P. P. KaidS7 slib, vYpoeet SPJST. je saru° 5.00 John Kohut Baron, Fayetteville, Texas. kou a podepien 10 a piil milionovYm Pant Mary Kvasnieka a deti R. 1.

9 © majetkem.

Rowena, Texas na ucteni pairlatky ) 4 • ( jejich inilaho Inantela a'etce Va Nage SPJST. ma, nyni velkk vS,ber Piihiaste se o vysvetleni na, gich riiz- jistek, jea nejsou nieim jinSrm nei4o25.00 , lay Kvasnieka Pain Marie L. Hegar Temple, Tees. nYch pojistek a plant" a bode Vam o- zumnSrm spoienim a ukladanim pen& v darovala nabaenskou knihu eteni dobach vSrdeleeni nag schopnosti. — chotne vyhoveno.

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Illidka Zen

✓ t ST NI — WEST, TEXAS Od radii Jammu's, West, Texas Ctena redakce, sestry a bratfi:— Schtize kadu Jaromir, eislo 54 se konala dne 6. listapadu v nedeli odpoledne a byla zahajena br. mistoptedsedou Albin 8ulakem, br. pfedseda nebyl pfitomen ale omluven.

Pied naafi schtizi odbor mladeZe (Youth Club) konal te2 .svoji sclaazi. Byla vzdana east na g' vlajce, &ten zapis z minule schazi, a podavane zpravy vYbort. Bratr George Mikeska pfednes1 velice dobrou zpra.vu zabayniho vYboru prijmu i vydani. Ted peknou zpravu podala sestra Frankie Mikeskova o einna sti nageho Youth Clubu.

Diky jim.

Piapomenuto, de br. Joe Bukovjan je nemocen a de se naleza v nemocnici, pie jeme rychle pozdraveni. Tokio nas Ze nag br. redaktor Vestniku byl i se svoji manklkou nadi schtizi pfitomen.

Na yyzvani promluvil k nam o tom nasem bratrstvi, ktere dluZno nam i mimo nagich schtizi i v obecnim Zivote praktisovat propagovat. Takove jednani usnadni nam ziskati mlade2 v na g kruh pravil. Mali bychom si j eho slova dobre zapamatovat.

Take nag fad konai peknou Halloween Party a kaZdY ptitomnY se pobavil. — Na to jsme rokovali ohledne oprav nadi Move sine, ktera byla posledni bouii velice pogkozena. Stfechu mame jiZ dasteene opravenou, je gte zbYva dodelavky a mnoho jive prace uvnitia novY strop a to ma na starosti na g vYbar.

Dale main vam vgera oznamit, Ze v nadi ptigti schnzi fadove. bude volba 11fednika pro pfi gti rok 1961. — Tak tedy prijd'te jedenkahlY a zvolte si Ufedniky dle sveho dobrozdani nab je to dillelite a by v Hain po cab% rak byla jen spokojenost. Schtize bude v nedeli dne 4. prosince o 2 hod. odpoledne a poznaete si ten den na kalendafi. ✓ sini nageho fadu se konala schaze, porada a pak tea spoleena yeeete pra ynick& komory okresu McLennan. Navgteva byla, velka, a nalada poyznagejicl, piipravena veoefe, i program velice ocenen a hosty pochvalen. — PodrobnY popis o tomto vedirku najde etenai v anglicke easti tohoto eisla.

Tim koneim a mum Vas upozorriuji na nadi vYroeni schazi, kde jedenka2dY elan a elenka mail pravo a i pineZitost projeviti svoji vali volbau svYch fadovYch fifednika.

Tedy nezapomente a pfijd'te. — S pozdravem Mollie Barton dopis. ) ® 010 • (

itdd 107. Floresville Bratfi a sestry:— JiZ delk dobu jsem nepsala tak varn musim napsat, 'Ze na ge Padova schtze nebude druhou nedeli jak bYva, ale bude aZ tketi nedeli 20. listopadu o 2 hodinach to jest druha nedele, bude mit fad — "Turkey Shoat".

Tak koneim a na shledanou v pkigti schtizi a nezapomente, ze je to tketi nedeli 20. listopadu.

S pozdravem, Sophia Sralla. ) • 14. laid 38, Kayak, Texas 13ratil a sestry:— CelY tYclen minule jsme men dosti peknou pohodu az tu yeera weer ye stredu trochu zapr gelo a pak se pfihnal severak, Ze se zdalo, ze vgechno odnese a tak se ochiadilo, k by aj "ma g ek" byl schla,d1. Dobfe se to sedi u nageho zhtivaka a pasloucha ty kandiciati. Ale vgak uZ se nee° nafeenily, k se to ant poslouchat nechce. — Vgak co toto pigu mame volby a tak budem zitra poslouchat, kterY z nich byl zvolen nagim presidentem. Troufam, ze to rano ji2 budeme Yedet.

Bratki a sestry, odpust'te, 'Ze se v pa slednim mem dopisu stala takova chyba.

Sta. lo tam v mem dopisu, aby se ty nage nemocne, nevratili domu, kdeato ja psa la, -- aby se co nejdfiv zas domu zdra ye navratili. Nee° takoveho mne yelice mszi, nebot' ja kaZdemu pfeju aby se vidy v brzku domu navratil, vZdyt' ne ni nad domov. — Ale skuteene k nadi velke litosti jeden ten na g milt' bratr zemfel ye Veteranske nemocnici v Temple.

Byl to nag vaZenY bratr Joe . Evieie, a jeho telt) bylo plivezeno sem a minulSr pondeli mel polifeb z katolickeho kostela na Kovar. Pohfebni obfa,dy vykonal dp. Holtman ze Smithville.

Br. pfedseda Hlavni afadovny SPJST. bra tr Ed. Marek a na g iaclovY pfedseda Vaclay Bakina oba meli krasny proslovy kdyZ se s nagirn bratreni za nas na vakly rozloueili. Bratra Evidiee ted doprovazeli od Americke Legie s prapory.

Nag bratr mel kraanY a dilstojnY pohfeb a Vy mila portistala rodino pfijmete od nas a od celeho na geho fadu naafi upfimnou a nejvielej gi soustrast. My zdilIme Vag zarmutek a budeme bratra diouho vzporninati.

Ty milt' bratfe odpoeivej v pokoji a necht' svetla yeene Tobe sviti. — ZachoNage SPJST. ma, nyni ve1kS, vSrber poyame Tobe eestnou pamet'. jistek, jed nejsou nieim jink'm ned roP. S.:— podruhe napi gu toho vie. -zumnSrm spokenim a ukladanim penez S pozdravem vgern dobach vS-deleeni nadi schopnosti. — Mary Stepan.

lie stfedu, doe 16. topadu 1980

NADEJE napsal V. M. SKALSItt (Pokraeovani.)

"A ty mne Jeniku," fekl etveradive Jenik, tentokrate tiskna k sabe divku. "Bo Zenko, dovedla bys srovnati ye svem srdci Iasku svoji s tim vedomim, de nemohu piece jen tak zapomenouti na svoji Anieku?"

"Jeniku, dovedu a ty zapomene g easem aZ uvidis, jak to main rada," fakla divka.

"Zde jest vgak moje draha jinn vec," fekl Jenik Bolenka se zarazila.

"Ano, mezi nami jest yelikY rozdil," fekl Jenik. " Asice rozdil majetkovY.° tyfij otec jest bohatSr elovek, ja pak oby eejnY delnik, chudY. Co tomu asi fekne, de se dovi pravdu. Proton chive, net to poprosim o tvoji rueku, musime vedeti, co tomu rodiee feknu. Nechci aby byli proti tomu. Via dobfe Bolenko, de takova, laska proti jejich van by nam neprinesla gtesti?"

"Vim," smutne fekla Botenka, "ale take vim, de snad to nebude zle aspon ne u maminky --" "Ana, tam snad ne", kekl Jenik, "ale tatinek via dovede lope poeitati. Snad mel pro tebe ji g nejakeho jineho, bohateho dloveka."

"Nevim nic, ale vim, de maminka jest na me strand," rekla divka.

"Cod tys jit s ni miuvila o torn, de mad nine rada?" zasmal se Jenik. "A ja, aril netugil, jak dobre srdce tvoje jest vlastile jiZ moje. Chodil jsem kolem, vzpominaje na divku, ktera zapomnela a ne chaval jsem tvoje zlate srdeeko tripeti."

"No, musig mi to vynahraditi," pkitu lila se Bodenka k Jenikovi, "ale pojd'rne, povime to mamince."

Tak je vgak pozorovala celou tu dobu bystrYm zrakem. Hned jak ode gli stranou, tajne se dostala do takoveho mista, aby na ne dobi'e videla. Nyni, kdyZ se chystali vyjiti, rychle se vratila na svoje misto, jakoby tam stala celou tu dobu.

Kdy2 Jenik pfivedl Bodenku, drge jeji ruku ye sve, usmala se.

"To jste se vytancovali, de?"

Bolenka se zapalila, ba ani Jenik nevydrZel zpytavY zrak Kliekove.

"Ano, vytancovali jsme se dosti," fekl Jenik, "a take jsme si dosti povedeli."

"ITZ je to tady," pomyslila si Kliekova.

"A co to bylo?" ptala se jako nevinne.

"Vito maminko, ja yam to poyim

Ve sttedu, due 16. listopadu 1960 ty Jeniku, mazes jiti zatim i Deco kou piti."

Sotva, poodekl, vyrazila Kliekova.

"Ty? Ty? Vy si tykate? Cot ji t se vyjadtil? honem yen s tim co jste mluvili?" dychtive popohanela deeru.

"Ano, maminko, my se domluvili," kekla Botenka proste. "Mam takovou radost, te ant nevim jakou."

"No povez, honem, co a jak," pobizela deeru Kliekova.

"Vite maminko, ma zone rad, ale fekl, e srdee mu krvaci nad tim le jej ta holka jeho zradila a proto se ptal, jestli bych mohla srovnati v srdci svemu svou lasku s vedomim, e dosud pod ra2.nou ton Ic.rvaci," tekla Botenka.

"A ty?" tazala se dychtive Kliekova.

"Ale tot' vite maminko, k ho mam rada a proto jsem mu tekla, te jej kekla dcera.

"Tot' se vi, tot' se vi", pochvalovala Kli ekova, "Ale maminko, on se boji, co tomu Fekne tatinek," pokraeovala dcera. "Ze pry. jest chudY a tatinek bohatY ttebas pr Y ma pro mne tenicha."

"Lary fary," vpadla ji do- toho Kliekova. "Jenik neni tak chudY. MA v bailee pe nize, vSak se tatinek na to vyptal. A potom, eo neni dovednY kemeslnik? — Bode s tatinkem v kumpaniji a bude to dobte. Wok u jsme o tom s tatinkem. hovotili. Tedy mu to vymluv, jen at' se vysiovi. Oba jak ja tak tatinek na to eekame. Nekdy v eervnu bys mela veselku. Tak ji t jdi pro nej".

Boknka nekkala, jak siyela, e viastile vSe ji t bylo hotovo a spechala pro Jenika.

"Tak Botenko, jak jsi pochodila?" — ptal se ji zvedave. Bal se, k se mu dostane odbyti za to, te on, kterY byl pod jejich krov ptijat chudY a chudYm dosud jest, odvatil se pozdvihnouti nei k bohate &eft "Dobte, Jeniku, dobke," tekla Botenka.

"Ale nyni pojd', maminka chce te videti." 1i.

Jim vsti-ic ptichazela pani Kliekova. — Jit z daleka podavala Jeenikovi ruku.

"Botenka mi tekla ve —" "Tedy smel bych se odvatiti ja, alovek eizi, chudY, trpici, potadati vas ruku yak dcery, vaieho milaeka?"

"Ano, ano," iekla vesele Kliekova. — "Jen piijd'te — a nyni jdete zase trochu se zatoeiti, nezdriime se dlouho."

Jenik ant nepozoroval, e Kliekova :iii poldivala, vahy tehYne. Ten veeer dlouho do noel rozmlouvali Kliekovi spolu. Davno jfE Jenik spal, dd. vno ji Bolenka mela krasne sny. vi planovali do budouena. Hoch, jenE jim zustal xrdmo BoEenky z peti dëtl, to,

Vt ETNt1C— WEST, TEXAS ke dorastal a proto Kliekovi &len pia. fly.

Jenik se mel stati spoleenikem firmy a pak pozdeji vSe pkejmouti. Mel jim bYti postaven peknY dihn, zatizeni atd. Ve bylo pekne vyplanovano.

Na druhY den rano se Jenik ptistrojil a v eele parade veSel k domacimu svemu panovi.

AC vedel pitedern, te bode dobte piece nekl vesele. Obraz Anielty mu stal pied zrakem, ale obraz jit Anieky cizi.

Proto z prvu, kdyt zakal miuviti, nego mu to jaksi. — Ale potom se uklidnil a kdyt ze sebe vypravil: "Osmeluji se prositi vas 0 ruku vast deery," znCl jeho hlas jit klidne.

Klieka jej uchopil za, ruce a kekl: "Milerad, milerad Jeniku ti ji svetu ji — jen ji mej rad. Ona jiste ti pomilte zapomenouti na minulost a pitipravi ti spokojenou domdenost jen ji mej rad."

"Budu, pane Klieko, budu," sliboval Jenik.

"To Knelt% jL nech a vymen to za "tatinku", nebo "tato", nebo jak cheek ji E Si nejsme eizi —" "Tedy tatinku, slibuji, ale ne-vim, jestli BoEenka bude spokojena, aby se z poeatku uskrovnila. Vite, ja jsem dosud ehudY a probijim se."

"Ale tot' vi, Jeniku, te budu", vesele zvolala Botenka.

"Tak vidig Jeniku, jak ona slibuje. Tedy si ji vezmi," kekl Klieka.

Botenka s jasotem se vrhla Jenikovi kolem krku a poprve. nagpulila svoji hu biaku k polibeni.

Jenik ji stisknul a zakptal: "Botenko, budeme spolu §t'astni."

"Budeme Jeniku, budeme," slibovala Botenka.

Oba, rodiee, pozorujice tento vYjev mi modek zaslzeli. Jenik pak vzav Baer).ku za ruce, ptedstoupil pied pani kovou s prosbou: "A vy, maminko, svelite mi sveho mi lacka?"

"Tot' vi, e ano," fekla Kliekova, objimajic Jenika. "Bude v dobrYch rukout, protote ji svetujeme DobrYmu." " Atohle jest mi pekne nadeleni," zvolal najednou Star, kterY po celou tu r do bu stal se zarosenYm zrakem opodal.

"Ant se mne nikdo nezepta, co ja, dedeeek tikam cele yeel."

"Ale cledeeku," ptiskoeila BoEenka. — "My dobie vime, Ee vy jste hodny a Ee nas mate rad. My to vae svoleni ji E be keine za naprosto jiste."

"No, abyste pane StarY, neteld, k jsem nevdeenY," kekl Jenik, piistupuje k Sta rYmu, "tedy i vas prosim o ruku Baena-

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nu. Vy jste mne sem uvedl, tedy jste polad jaksi zaklad ku dne gnimu dnu. A za to si vymnrujeme, Z'e budete u nas tra viti ykly nejakY gas. No Vgak vite, kdy, neni babieka, bude musite dedeeek nek dy hlidati."

"Ty zlY," pleskia Jenika Botenka, zar divajic se. "Nemluv tak."

'No, ma pravdu, tot' se vi, ale bude-li to pak dedie, must miti po nine jraeno," polovatne vykladal Start. "To se j it Botenko nesmi g zlobitl. Budu potom praded kern. Dej Bah abych se toho doekal, mam vas oba rad."

Bo'Zenka pkiskeeila, k Starymu, objimajic jej, Jenik pak ptistoupil take bli ze.

Stark objal oba ye svern name' a pid tiskl je k sone se slovy: "Brill vain dej Stesti. Jen se mejte stale radi."

"Budeme, budeme," slibovali oba mla di lide."

"A nyni vy jdete si do kuchyne a pfipravte nam veselej gi snidani a my si tady s Jenikem pohovotime o dalSim," tekl Klioka.

Oba usedli a probrali penetni otazky.

Tu se ukazalo, te Jenik mel Pt uktten peknY gra, o nemt ant Klieka nevedel.

Nemelt' to v jedne bance a prate kdy2 ptines1 vldadni 'milky a poukazy na 11lotene penizee, byl Klieka ptekvapen.

Snadno se domluvili a Klieka si uminil, te oslavi zasnoubeni sve dcery Zasnoubeni Melo se odbYti v nekolika dnech at se trochu k tomu ptipravi.

Toho due byli delniei na stavbe pine ptekvapeni.

Klioka nazYval Jenika jeho ktestnirn jmenem a vtdy jej volal k porade.

Jeden mrkal na druheho, pohazovali vYznamne hiavami. Chapali dobie, te budou miti jine pany.

OstrY pak, vida to vie, zamyslil se: "Uboha Anieka, tak jej ma, rada, co ta asi tomu tekne?"

Kdyt pkikl z prace donna, nejprve si zavolal mantelku. Anieka byla kdesi ven ku a proto se jirn to hodilo.

"Matko, music tu holku na to nejak ptipravit — to bude pro ni velika rana."

"Mtaj Bote, a ona tak na nej 1pela — ovAem on o torn nevedel, ale to Me ne merit na veci. To bude pro ni rana -no aspori se rozhodne +Hive."

Tak a pdobne rozmlouvali spolu manlele, kdy2 se ozral z chodby veselY zpev.

Anieka se vracela domt.

"Milj Bote, pomoz mi," sepjala ruce Ostra. OstrY odekl radeji ven.

Anieka vela, cela rozjakenh.

"To jest venku krasne," zvolala. "Ma minko ant nevite —" Najednou se zarazila, hledie na mat-

Strana 10 ktera stala cela, smutna.

Co se stale? marninko, co se stalo?" wala blednouc. zadala Dite, ani nevim co a jak,"

Inatka.

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byla clrutiek.ou. Vis, tys s Jenikem pkijela, nude to take pro neho pitemne, kdyt ty budeS. mlaclencern bude mid bratr. ViS jeSto jest to kiuk, ale --" nahnula se k ni: "ty se mu libig" Anioka se zapYrila. Nepcvedela,, to srd ce ji krvaci a milerada slibila.

"Tot' viS, to puldi[, vtdyt,' jsme krajane a pak najednou jsme do teto zaslibe ne zeme Potom nastalo velke ptettasani co a jak Saty, oslava zasnOubeni, doba, svatby, atd.

"VIS Anieko, rada bych m_ela svatbu eervnu, kdy vse laiete. Rada, bych v to doba take videla rozkeesti moje Stesti."

"To by byl nejlepsi cas. Botenko, take mne se libi cerven."

Kdyl se vracely dome, bylo jit rozhod nuto vSe. Botenka ani nevedela, jak Anieka se rnusila, pternahati, aby nepropukla v slzy nad svYrn ztracenYen Stestim.

Kdyt vSak se roze gy a Anioka se vratila donrd, nedovedla si ani vysvetliti de byla tak klidna. Ani Ostra si to nedovedla vysvetliti.

Kdy2 pa,k Aniaka ye sve svetniece poklekla a modlila se za svoje &testi, za, Stesti Jenikovo, a kdyt povstala, bylo ji tak lehko ani nepoznavala sama sebe.

"Bah to vSe urovna," fekla matce, kdyt odchazela ku spani.

• e Doba za,snoubeni byl napinen ptately. Bylt' Klieka znamou osobnosti a teSil se vatnosti pro svoje stavitelske urneni. Kral i dosti velikou roll ye svete vetejnem a proto dum byl napInen hosty, jak se kika z lepgch tkid, tteba v Americe nebylo rozdilu mezi obeany na, papike a pied volbami.

"Stale se neco tatinkovir "Nestalo."

"Tedy Vaclavovi?"

"Nestalo."

"Co tedy? Honem, netrapte mne.

Snad Jenikovi?"

"Ano." "Mnj Bote," vykkikla Anieka. "Snad se nepo.ranil? Nebo snad se nezabil? To bych neptetila. Honem mluvte, co se mu stalo?"

Sta„la pied matkou se sepja,tSrma ruka ma. "Mluvte marainko, mluvte, co see stalo mernu Jenikovi."

"Oboha holka," tekla matka zvolna.

"Bojim se ti to Mei." "Holum, netrapte mne maminko. Co jest mu?"

Najednou jakoby se ji bylo rozbkesk10.

"Pkijela Anieka? Med Bate, tedy jej ztratim piece?" zakryla„ si tvat a useda ye plakala.

"Ach ja jsem neSt'astna,, jsem ne g t'astna — Proe jsern jezdila za nim?"

"Neplae dite, neplae, ona nepkijela,," teSila ji matka,. "ale —" "Co ale? Co se stalo?" zvolala udeS'e na Anieka. "Snad —" dale nedotekla.

Matka tu gc, co asi mysli, pokYvla hlayou.

"A jsiu ut oddani, klesle fekla Auldka, ' F"kdy byli oddani. Botenko, tys mi vzala srdce," zalkala. "No, ale at' jej ma aspon Botka. Jen at' se o nej dobte stard " "Ne, jege nejsou oddani — snad jen budou slaviti zasnoubeni a veselka, asi bude pozdeji. Tatinek pkines1 zpravu, Klidka jit kika Jeniku."

Kdyt usedli vgchni a bastina byla jit "No", veseleji jit tekla Anieka. "JeSte pokrooila, povstal Klieka se slovy: neni ztracen, jeSte neni ztracen. Zep"Vitam vas ptatele v naSem dome. — tCm se na to Botenky —" Dnes mame velikou slavnost. TeSi mne "Dite" varovaa matka. "Vtdyt' tim si to vgchni pkijali me pozvani. Mam to budeS se trapiti —" east oznamiti dnes zasnoubeni na g dee"Nikoli, maminko. Botence jej pfeji -- rugey Botenky a pana, Jana Dobreho, onaebyla 'ke mne vtdy tak hodna. Ostat- sta,vitele, spoleenika me firmy, ktera po ne Jenik o me lasce ani nevedel a ona jej svadbe bude zniti: "Kliela a DobrY." take India rada — tot' vite, ze jsem to Celou mistnosti zaburacel potlesk. vypozorovala. No ale, m.yslila jsem si: chni vstavali, aby prona geli ptipitky mla tfebas —" demi parku. Jenik byl jako u vytrteni.

Netrvalo dlouho a ptibehla Botenka Tohle bylo neco vice, net si pkedstavoval. 0 tomhle Klieka s rifin nemluvil. na navAtevu.

Prato oznameni, te bude spolednikem na procladzku Anidko, nee° do opravdy jej pfekvapilo. it povim," fekla.

Kdyt pak byl vyvolan, aby neco proAnieka byla pkistrojena brzo a ebb' ,div mluvil, nebyl s to net Mei: "Teg mne a dekuji vSein srdeene. Deky se vydaly do parku. Tam usedly na lavku a Botenka celou svoji laAtt zjevi- kuji i za svoji snoubenku, drahou Botenku." la Aniece. °pet zaburacel potlesk a vAichni spe"Anieko, ptiga jsem to prosit, abys mi

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chali, aby enoteeeneaun stisklt-ruGe..

Take Aniela se obiala s Botenkolld mimodele ji uleapla eleacka na Boteneiny Saty.

"No neplao Anieko, qeplae, vSak take pkijde pro tebe takova doba. A ja budu denika miti rada," kekla 13otenka, ktera dobte vedela„ ze Anieka take vzdychala po Jenikovi.

"Met men fekla Anieka a jit spechala, a,by. Jenikovi blahopicalaa "Preji varn vSeho dobra a Bath° potehnani," rekla bledC v oblieeji.

Jenik ji pedal ruku a phi tom pocitila„ te ji stiskl. Podivala, se mu do oei a lined je sklopilaa Poznala, to Jenik byl si vedom jeji lasky.

Hoste setrvali do posledka. R,ozchazeli se teprve pozde v noel.

0 tomto zasnoubeni se mluvilo v Ceske dtvrti dlouhou dobu. Nekteki to Jenikovi phali, jini mu zavideli. Nekteti ptali Botence, to si vezme Jenika, jini ji to zavideli — tak, jako to bYva, vtdy.

Na to vSak snoubenci nic nedbali, nY'brt ptipravovali se na svadbu. Bylo ureeno, aby byla zaeatkem eervna a pak te snoubenci si vyjedou na zapad, do Narodniho parku na svadebni cestu.

Kliekova pripra,vovala., velkolepou ba,vu. Vtdyt' Botenka, byla bohatou nevestou a proto musila bYti podle toho vypravena.

8ily se Saty sva,debni, nabytek byl pomalu vybiran, aby bylo vse hotovo, at se mladi mantel& vrati.

Anieka si ptipra,vovala, Saty, ptipravo vala je jaksi vesele, to nad tim OstrY i jeho mantelka caste kroutili hlavou.

Vaclav se tomu jen smal a povatoval sestru za dobreho spoita, kterY si z toho nic nedela.

"Ma, dobte," kaki, "co by ji to bylo platno. Nemit tenicha, a jeSte plakat, th by mela dvoji Skodu. VSak jink jit deka."

"At' si eeka," tekla Anieka.

Tak se ptiblitil jiz konec maje a do svadby bylo nedaleko.

"V pondeli," kekl Jenik, "dojdeme si pro license• Botenko a pak si zajedeme jit na fa.ru. 112 to ta,dy jest — potom, potom budeS ma, a pojedeme prye, aby chom uzili sveho Stesti."

Pkitiskl k sobe svoji nevestu a zlibal jeji rtiky, ktere se na nej St'astne usmivaly.

Uplynul i ten eas a Jenik s Botenkou, provazeni otcem dojell si pro povoleni ke snatku. Botenka tonula, v radosti a pocitala jiz dni, kdy bude prohlaS'ena v kgstele a kdy poprve bude se jmenovat pani Dobrou. Jenikovou tenou. Nemohla se toho doekati. Proto spechala, aby s rnatkou nakoupila vSeho, co bude potke bovati na cestu v hojnosti.

(Pokraeovani)

Pe atedu, dale 16 astopatitt exam) sam:

eTENA.k. trete me elesky eisti!

MAL

DEvATA. eTy tucATE T1tETI CVItENt.

Bob

Berk*:

Na dvoie.

(Pokratovini)

13. Naie krava pieivykuje, oci kouli, funi, a telatko poskakuje a dovadi u ni.

Kdy ze ilabu jetel doji, trpilive ereka, dokud selka nenadoji piny kraii.e" mleka.

14.Bystre uii, bystre bujne hrabe a se toei, taha oozy skrz fivozy, care, vlacr, seno vozi, nekdy se i splail na chvilku.

Nepoznitte nail kobylku?

arum

t ST NIE WEZT, =al

sna gurn vejce strakati, bili, hrabu v hnoji nahoie, hrabu dole po dvoie, zobam jahly jepice, ji jsem slepice.

Weai s maminkou nebo tatinkem a potom sprivne opig do segitu! Opisovanim se neg. StrYeek je rid, ie se snadne bisniely tak libi. Ano, evitenl diva. umeth. Nikdo utenk s nebe nespadnul, pravi stare reeni. Maly etenit je piedevAim pro male 'aerate.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Strfeek Mitek z Austinu.

• 411 • tDramatickk odbor fadu elslo 88 v Houston sehraje dne 27. listopadu, to jest v nedeli, poeinaje pfesne a 2:30 odp. libivou divadelni hru "Neehrod' tarn pojd' rad g k nam" Zdeleno nam, 2e pied clivadlem fadoye sestry budou pro nav gtevniky miti prichystank vkbornST °bed a rovne g po, divadle budou hosti moci si zajistiti chu tnou veeefi.

Tedy, kagdk se chystejte do Houston a pak nam popi gte jak to bylo hez-

Ptitel: "Zkusila tvoje Lena plaeici cite MI:AUL zpevern?"

Otec: "Ano." Pritel: "Nu a?"

Otec: "Sousede mi vzkazali, ze radeji slygi cite fvati!" ) .7. • ( Mudrei Matka: " yeti, co pak to tropite s to tinkovou vodiekou na vlasy?"

"Natirame tvdj stark kokl gek, a by mu narostly nove chlupy."

• • Ueitel: "Co se smeje:s", ty himpe?

Snad se smejeg nine?"

26,1c: "Nikoliv, pane uelteli!"

Ueitel: "Co by to bylo jineho k smichu?" ) • 419 • Synek: "Tatinku, je to pravda, ze dlou he uSi znamenaji Atedrost?"

Tatik: "Ano, synku, stedrost pfirody."

• • Zima Kdy jest nejlacinej gi koufeni?"

V zime. KaZdemu se od fist koufi a nit: ho to nestoji.

"Ted' mladi lido piing dlouho 6ekaji na enent." "Ano, ale rata se geni dasteji."

• • Nage Jednota si zaslouil voletne vzpo• minky nis vgeeh. — Illavnim ti6elem nag Jednoty jest, prospeti nam vgem a zajistiti na ge rodiny.

•

•

My, — elenstvo na gi RUST jsme tvitrei pfigtich osudd nag Sednoty.

Na zdar!

Pamatujte na to kaidfm deem a taky • ( dle toho jednejme. ( • ,t, Piihlaste se o vysvetleni na gich ritzWhen all think alike, no one thinks nfeh pojistek a plinu a bude Vim omuch. ehotne vyhoveno• ) Q. • PtiMaste se o vysvaleni na gich riitzn*ch pojistek a planu a bude Vain oehotne vyhoveno.

—) • 4, • (.

Parnatujme na Domov Odpoelnku Nebudete litovat kdyi piii prval Oita iltosti navitivito

Domov Odpoeinku v Taylor, Texas Prosim nezapomente. —

15. Kdito koko koko

Ptimluvte se za Domov ye valic,h dovYch sehilzick.

Diky Yam piedem.

ji main klidla a zobak,

0.4EVUL0....!!!!!!..! . .. .

Wednesday, November 16, 1960

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FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK No Money Wasted At I Our Fraternal Congress

Wants Minimum Qu lifications

Because some of our erstwhile representatives did not fully understand the English. language and so few of them saw fit to report the reason for their attendance at the various State and National Fraternal Congress, many of OUT people have wrong ideas about the Congress.

These are not gatherings where one parades for prestige. These are essemblies instead where the best and ablest minds of the affiliated groups are put to work to protect the very existence oif the fraternal insurance system and work out ways and means for its growth in the future.

The talks are all on the serious side; how to get and hold members, what to do in ways of activity towards interesting youth, of surplus and reserve, safe invests.pents, etc. But probably most important is the talk towards negating or neutralizing proposed state legislation .that would work an undue hardship to, waits the efficient functioning of the _affiliate fraternal groupings.

Attendance at these affairs thus is the last thing from money wasted. Instead it is money gained in the sense of an educational forum in 'running the member society efficiently, wisely and 'profitably.

A fraternal society should plan conventions for its field representatives and the attendance should be based neither on the volume of life insurance sold nor on the earnings of the individual representative. Circumstances alter results in any work. No matter what line of work one is in, help is needed. If it is given it often measures success. Where better can this be obtained that at a gathering of all representatives in the same line of work? Ideas and means used to bring out different methods that read "I have done it."

Every society has a minimum amount of work for its field representatives, and why not if this is met should the deputy not be given a chance to meet in a body with those in the same line of work? Sometimes just one thought grasped will make a giant of one who has barely made a minimum entrance.

Given a chance to put thoughts togeth,er with those in the same line of work, he too may climb the ladder which has success at its top. Why put the goal so high? Like the bright pupil who wins the honors with out any extra effort, so does it seem that in placing requirements too high, we eliminate those who have sometimes put forth the greater effort in the field.

—Let's give this some thought. ) • 40 • (

The men we are sending to these Congresses today all have a comprehen., sive understanding of the English lan'guage, in which the talks are conducted.

They have either been born in America or it so long resident in America that they arc more prone to be unfamiliar with 'foreign rather than English terms, And with their understanding of the matters under discussion, indeed by their very participation in these discussions, they are bringing overdue 'recognition to the SNF. All of them were assigned to one or another committee surcharged with putting out a report at the recent National Fraternal Congress gathering in Montreal.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the United States 0 America and to the Republic for which it stands. One Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all."

No, money spent for Congress merr, bership and as expense to the gatherings is the last thing from wasted. We have been saved thousands of dollars already with the, proposed legislation the NFC quashed because it is that strong (with many millions of affiliate group members and combined assets of over $11 billion) to be heard even in the halls of the U. S. Congress.

•( •

State Laws Require It You may not be aware of it but under the state laws the meetings of your local lodge and the fraternal activities are basic qualifications for the benefits and privileges enjoyed by all fraternal organizations The creation and the functioning of the subordinate lodges is one of the cornerstones of the entire fraternal system. If we, as members, expect the bemfits granted us by the state laws, we must do our part in keeping our local lodges active. ) •& • The, tallest human of recent times was Daniel Sajamus, a Fin, 9 feet 3 1/2 inches tall, who died in 1749. Robert Waldon, born in Alton, Illinois in 1918 was 8 feet 9 1/2 inches tall at his death in 1940.

District Calendar DISTRICT FIVE Our District 5 announces their Youth Activity Day real early for 1961 — which is planned on Sunday, July 31, at Brother J. M Skrabanek's Ranch near Angleton, Texas. Please take notice. )• ( All our Lodges should make early preparations for their coming election Meetings and the officers of each Lodge, should urge their membership to be sure and consider to vote for good persons of their choice.

Wednesday, November 16, 1960

McLennan County Bar Ass'n Meets At West A meeting of the Waco-McLennan County Bar Association was held at the Lodge No. 54 SPJST Hall at West, at 6:00 p.m. November 3rd . The menu for the supper was prepared by our SPJST Lodge No. 54 members, Mrs. Albert Milberger and Mrs. August Pustejo ysky, assisted by Mrs. Emil Jansky. It consisted of a half of barbecued chicken with a,11 trimmings on each plate plus Czech kolaches and strudel made by Mrs. Milberger and Mrs. Pustejaysky.

The program consisted of Czech songs and Czech dances by young ladies, ages 15 to 16, all in Czech costumes, under the direction of Miss Mary Dvoracek in West. Czech accordion music, lead by Victor Pavlas, was played before and during the meal.

Mr. Leonard Garin, president of the Waco-McLennan County Bar Association, opened the meeting. Geo. E. Kacir of West, served) as Toastmaster. Reuben Lesikar of Temple, President of the Bell-Lampasas-Mills Counties Bar Association, introduced the five lawyers present from Temple, including Senator Jarrard Secrest. Senator Crawford C. Martin, President of the Hill County Bar Association, introduced the nine lawyers present from Hillsboro. Fifty lawyers from Waco (including the entire Court of Civil Appeals from Waco) attended.

Joseph F. Holasek, Mayor of West, gave the Address of Welcome. Others present from West besides Geo. E. Kacir and Joseph F, Holasek, were H. C. Edwards, President of the State National Bank in West, and Frank Maddox, President of the West National Bank. This was the first time the Waco-McLennan County Bar Association held a meeting outside of Waco.

Mr. Kacir's secretary, Miss La Nelle Duncan, registered the members, and Mrs. George E. Kacir assisted in serving the food. It is hoped that this will become an annual affair in West.

Among those present were: Frank G. McDonald, Chief Justice of the Court of Civil Appeals of Waco, and Associate Justices of such Court, Jake Tirey and Frank Wilson; also District Judge D. Y. McDaniel of Waco; Judge of the County Court at Law, Vic Hall, of Waco, who is a member of this Lodge; W. C. Haley, the present County Judge, and Ray Mormino who will become County Judge on.

January 1st; B1 Logus who will become one of the District Judges of McLennan County on January 1st; District Attorney Burney Walker of Waco; District At-

vESTNIKâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; WEST, TEXAS torney Stanley Kacir, who is District Attorney, for the three counties (BellLampasas-Mills); District Judge Sam Johnson of Hillsboro; and J , W. Stollenwerck, county attorney of Hill County.

On the night of November 2nd, the West Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held their annual banquet at the Lodge Hall of Lodge No. 54, SPJST. More than 500 people were served at the Hall by the VFW members. A wonderful barbecue supper was prepared and served by the VFW members and by Mrs. John Marek of West, who has become an expert at the preparation of barbecue.

HIGH WINDS, GHOSTS, VETERANS, LAWYERS, CYO, AND SANTA MAKE LODGE JAROMIR 54 A BUSY. PLACE Just recently Vestnik carried a picture showing the damage done to Lodge No. 54 by high winds which ripped through West, Texas, and which tore off the Lodge roof completely . Vestnik commented that the Hall was covered almost imir.vediately. However the tar paper roof is temporary, for protection against the further damage of the elements until such time as negotiations with contractors can be affected for covering the Hall with the galvanized sheet metal it formerly had.

Sunday, November 6, your editor visited Lodge 54 at their regular monthly meeting, to note that the Youth' Club had had their meeting on this Sunday previously to an enviable percentage of its membership present.

It was learned that on October 30, Jaromir's Hall was visited by ghosts, goblins and witches for a very successful Youth Party. That night the Hall echoed with eerie sounds from this spirit world who made merry within Jaromir's portals. The party was a successful one on all counts.

On the heels of the Goblins, the Veterans of Foreign Wars held their annual barbecue and dance on Jaromir's large dance floor, which had been given a sanding down after the wind-rain damage mentioned above.

On November 3rd, Jaromir's Hall rang with words of wisdom and jurisprudence when about 70 barristers from six central Texas counties were hosted in West, to add prestige and glamour of fomous personages in its rosters such as: Mr. Leonard Gorin, president of the Waca McLennan County Bar Association; Senator Crawford C. Martin, president of the Hill County Bar Association; Mr. Reuben Leshikar, president of the Bar Association representing the countii:'s of Bell, Lampasas and Mills; including the Court of Civil Appeals with the Honorable Frank G. McDonald, its chief

Strana 13 justice and associate justices Messrs: Jake Tirey and Frank Wilson, plus lawyers, from Waco and Temple, from Hillsboro, and from Bell - Lampasas - Mills County Association, and other points in central Texas present. Our Brother Geo. Kacir was host to the group, with Mayor Holasek of West welcoming the group.

The barristers praised the wonderful Czech cooking prepared by the sisters of Jaromir for them, and heaped praise upon the Czech songs and dances performed for them under the direction of West's teacher, Miss Mary Dvoracek and Czech music on the accordion by Mr. Victor Pavlas and company.

They expressed a desire to return a4nually to our friendly city and Czech folks residing here. Several of these top lawmen are members of our SPJST Lodges in central Texas.

Getting back to the story of oue of our fraternal halls, Jaroxiir, that night after the regular monthly meeting, the Catholic Youth Organization was holding their dance and preparations were being made right after the meeting and its light snacks afterwards.

In talking with Jaromir's Youth leaders, there are three of these busy young mothers who work so beautifully together, they had their heads together planning for the coming Christmas parties and programs for their Youth..

Sitting in with the meeting of this membership as a bystander we were struck by the thought of just how much activity goes on in Jaromir's portals, when a bill was presented for payn-lent of miscellaneous sundray small items which had accumulated over the year, each itemized fully. As this list was read upon request, one' could follow the year's history up to the present brie. Jaromir has a spot on the Hillsboro Radio Station to which the citizens of Hillsboro, Abbott, West, Elm Mott and Waco listen.

The entertainment Committee of this lodge certainly has been active in planning programs for the membership but also have done a good public relations job of advertising, which speaks for good management. The officers of this SPJST lodge realize the huge investment wey have in their Hall and its potential rnocey making possibilities, as well as becoming a social center for the community and its activities and at the same the serve as a recreation center for its oft young membership , Putting theâ&#x20AC;˘ Hall Aci such use makes it a valuable investment paying for its upkeep and with its good management a valuable contribution 'in molding America's young citizens in, this part of Texas.

This is just ONE Hall in our fraternal SPJST Orbit, who are applying gotid business principals to the social aspeds

Strata ni in their Lodge, fostering good will, good reputation for the Hall, the Order and the Texas Czechs as well. )• •

Damaging Rural Mail Boxes Is Federal Offense

Wednesday, November 16, 1960 The domestic rates of postage are applicable, and postage must be fully prepaid. When fourth class parcel post rates are aplicable, the zone rate from the post office through which the parcel is The period from November 1 to No- addressed will be charged. ) • 4 • vember 20 has been designated for the mailing of Christmas parcels to members of the Armed Forces overseas. The term Armed Forces overseas includes personnel of our Armed Forces, members of their families, and authorized United We urge our members who have movStates civilians employed overseas who receive their, mail through an APO, New ed, to please report the change of their York, N.Y., or an Francisco, Calif., or address direct to our Supreme Lodge, Navy Post Office, care of Postmaster, Box 400, Temple, Texas.

It is important so that there would Seattle, Washington.

The following data is offered to guide be no interruption in your receiving the Vestnik (Herald). the mailing of packages: When reporting a change please be Time of Mailing Parcels: By Surface Mail, Nov. 1 to sure to give your Lodge number, the old address as well as the new one so that Nov. 20.

By Air Mail: December 1 to December proper correction may be made Thanks.

10.

4 • VESTNt — WEST, TEXAS

Mail Overseas Packages Now

Following is a copy of the penalty Inevolved with the tampering or damaging ier a Rural Mail Box. Title 18 USC, Section 1705 -- Whoever willfully or maliciously injures, tears down, or destroys any letter box or other receptable intended or used for the receipt or delivery of mail on any mail route, or breaks open the satrAe or willfully of maliciously injures, defaces or destroys any mail deposited therein, shall be fined not more than $1,000 or imprisioned not more than 3 years.

Size and Weight )• •( Seventy (70) pounds is the maximum weight exceptthat iar limit of 50 pounds applies to certain overseas destinations addressed through New York, N.Y. so check with your local postal station.

Dr. Hanes Brind ley, president of the 100 inches in length and girth comTemple Junior College Board of Reg- bined is the maximum size except that ents, spoke on junior colleges in observ- smaller limitations apply to certain overance of "American Education Week" at seas destinations addressed through New the Kiwanis Club luncheon meeting held York, N.Y. last Tuesday in the Hawn Hotel.

The speaker cited the large number of Preparation students attending junior colleges now Boxes for overseas mailing must be of and said enrollment is increasing. He strong construction because of the great also gave statistics on the number of stu- distance these parcels must be trans ported and the handling and storage dents enrolled in junior colleges.

Turning again to Temple Junior Col- they must undergo. It is necessary that lege, Dr. BrinIdaey outlined a brief his- all articles for overseas delivery be packtory of the school since its beginning ed in boxes of wood, metal, solid fiberin 1926 and its move into a new build- board, or strong double-faced corrugated fiberboard. ing in 1957.

It is also desirable that all fiberboard He told how the junior college was operated and pointed out that the govern- cartons be securely wrapped with heavy ing body of the college was the board of paper, which materially strengthens the regents, which was created only slightly package. Each box should be well tied more than a, year ago when the punior with strong cord. college broke from the Temple schools. Custom Declaration Dr. Mindley added that a large inCustom declarations on Form 2966 or crease had been seen in the enrollment 2970-A completed by the sender are re at WC this fall. quired on parcels addressed through Our best wishes for the future.

APO's and NPO's. (Check with local — -) • 4 • ( postal station).

Happenings At Temple Junior College

WHAT DO YOU DO WITH YOUR PAPER?

Before you throw your Ve,stnik away thing if some of your friends or neighbors would not like to read it, Thus our magazine which might otherwise be destroyed could become a powerful influence in promoting the ideals of our brotherhood, the Slavonic Benevolent Order of the State of Texas.

— We thank you

Prohibited Articles In addition to the usual articles, nor-

mally prohibited in the trAalls, matshes of all kinds and lighter fluid cannot be Mailed. to overseas military addresses.

Cigarettes, other tobacco products and coffee are prohibited on parcels addressed to certain military post offices.

(Check with your local postal station.)

I .deidailiatii Postage

Have You Changed Your Address

How To Find Your Way Out Of A Financial Dilemma!

Of course it takes money to give your child a College education, but it takes money also to get your child 1even through High School.

Sa if unexpected expenses pile up and you should need extra cash, a sensible way out is, if you have a Life Insurance Policy, to get low cost loan on your certificate to pay off your obligation.

You can repay your loan in convenient instellments geared to your income, your signature is all it takes. So do not neglect to secure Life Insurance in time — plan for unexpected expenses! * )• MARILYN RUZICKA ELECTED PRESIDENT OF LODGE 92 YOUTH In the last meeting of Lodge No. 92

Teen-Age and Youth Club, Marilyn Ruzicka was elected its new president for the coming 1961 season.

The Youth of this Club also voted to Send $10.00 as a Christmas Gift to the SPJST Rest Home in Taylor, Texas, which speaks for itself of those wonderful young people in this Lodge's Youth Club. Congratulations.

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Art, music literature, in fact all civilization, springs from the, margin of man's time and energy, over and above that needed for the bare existence. ) • 4, • ( Enthusiasm developes blisters; lazines developes boredom,

Wednesday; Novembek- 16;,71.98,07;'!F..7

LadkiN6..... 92 . Won't

Circle Fort Worth, Texas In the recent meeting of the Women's Circle of Lodge 92, it was voted to send $10.00 as a Christmas Gift to the SPJST Rest Home in Taylor, Texas, from the sisterhood.

2 , This is a busy circle of women, many of whom are not even members of out fraternal order, who have just recentbn replaced the huge curtain for the Lodge stage with a lovely maroon velvet curtain. The newly painted Hall in a new coat of green replacing the Sandelwoo,d1 color which the Lodge Hall had for a long time, makes the new stage curtain very strikingly beautiful. They have, donated many useful article's to the Lodge since they organized just two years ago. Among ether things they presented the lodge with a beautiful American Flag and a Flag standard so that the Flag can stand in its proper place at each melting when the meeting is opened with a Pledge to the Flag, The lodge kitchen also beam richer by an electronis roaster through their efforts. They meet the second Thursday of each month. Their next meeting will be their Christeres meeting, when gifts will be exchanged during their meeting and dinner.

They are, indeed, an asset to their Lodge and the Lodge in turn is conscience of their true worth. Congratulations. ) • 44 • t

at Absut Thanksgiving?

You may know that American piooeers started with what they had, even in the face of sickness and the death of many of the first settlers.

So we should be thankful to • start with what we have — despite the threat of nuclear bombs.

We can give thanks that so far America has been protected from war on her own soil. Thankfulness gives a chance to move forward to where we would like to live in a world of peace among nations as well as with peace in our heart.

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SPJST CALENDAR Lodge 94 at Wheelock, Texas, will celebrate their 50 Year. Anniversary November the 27th and all our good Friends and our neighboring Lodges 129 and 39 and members everywhere are cordially invited to come, Detailed letter will follow in some of our next issues of our Vestnik but keep thi,s date, for us, please — Thanks.

J. A. Ryehlik The Youth of Ilouston Lodge 88 announce a Thanksgiving Dance to be held November the 23 at their Lodge Hall — Music by Jimmy Bro.sch and his Happy Country Boys. — Your are cordially invited. tes

CALENDAR OF LODGE NO. 88 HOUSTON EVENTS Nov. 19 — 5:30 pen. — Thanksgiving Dinner 8:45 p.m. Dance — Adolph Falke Arch.

Nov. 23 — 8:45 p.m. Youth• Thanksgiving Dance for all Dec. 3 -- 10:00 a.m. Kolache Sale — 5:30 —Supper 8:00 Czech Movies.

Everyone is cordially invited to attend.

A. L. Hilsher, President DANCE DATES OF ELK LODGE NO. 35 November 19 — Vrazel Polka Band November 26 — Albin Matus December 3 — West Melodians CALENDAR OF EVENTS DALLAS SOKOL AND LODGE 130 announce some of their future dances.

November 26 — Dance — Music by Dave Holman Orchestra December 10 — Eric Honza Orchestra New Year's Eve Dance — Eric Honza Orchestra.

CALENDAR OF LODGE 66 ELM MOTT Saturdey, Nov. 19 — Slim Haisler's Playboys of Temple, Texas Thursday, Nov. 24 — Thanksgiving Day, — Eric Honza's Orchestra of Ennis Saturday, Nov. 26 —Emil Bartos Orchestra of Moulton, Texas ) •(

Did you hear about the drunk who came home broke and his wife asked him what went with •his pay check?

He said he bought something for the house.

"What," she, asked sarcastically, "did you buy f en' the house?"

Cop: "Why didn't you stop when 1 "Twelie rounds of drinks!" was his reblew my whistle?" demanded the cop. ply.

Lady driver: "Well, you see officer I am a little deaf.", Cop: "That's all right, you will have . Early risers tend to be conceited in the mornings, and sleepy in the afterneons. your hearing tomorrow."

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Carbon Monoxi Poisoning The thick compilation of statistics ti4 entitled "Accidental Poisoning by Gas: es and Vapors." Published by the Texas Department of Health, it shows there were 44 such deaths in Texas in 1959.

Some were caused by open gas jets which should have been closed tightly or capped when in prolonged disuse Others were the result of inhailing Win toxic chemical substances.

But most poisonings by gasses and vapors are the direct results of carbon"' ,rNonixide -- the silent killer.

During the chilling days of winter; hardly a week goes by that somewher4in. Texas there is not a death from car;'''" bon monoxide poisoning. ct Such; deaths come under the broad) 'heading of "accidental," but a more-apt heading would be "careless."

The fact of the matter is that carbon monoxide poisoning is the end result improperly adjusted heaters, leaky vents' or none at all, and lack of ventilation in rooms where any kind of fire is burning.

Perhaps the greatest danger lies the tasteless, odorless, and colorle‘r:, character of carbon monoxide . Unlesen you have complicated testing equipment ands keep checking about every 15 mint"" utes there is absolutely no warning , -414-, the presence of the gas until symptoms appear.

Even these symptoms are masked.; seemingly mild headache, slight watering eyes or a touch of stomach upset ar easily mistaken for a cold; when they may really be early symptoms of carbo monoxide poisoning.

If sleeping in a closed room with: faulty heater burning, death may coniq without waking or warning. In fact mokq carbon monoxide deaths follow this pattern.

Regardless of the heating fuel, pre,-= cautions must be taken, since carbon,— monoxide is the result of incompletely burned fuel. l s t

Proper venting should be installe4 with outlets leading outside the building and carefully checked for leaks. der all conditions ventilation is a muse, if nothing more than a "cracked" win; dow.

(A feature from Putlic health Eduatien Division.) ) Psychologists tell us that swearing generally the result of (D a feeling '44!.: inferiority, or (2) lack of ample eabulary.

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STATEM1 NT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSE MENTS FOR THE OE OCTOBER, 1960 ZPRAVA PRILIEM A VYDANI ZA -MEW RIJEN, 1960 dECEIPTS - PRIJEM

Expense Vyclani

Mortuary tnirtni

846.90

Mortgage Loans - Majetkove pujeky 111,803.58 Certificate Loans - Certilikatove ptijOky 2,756.49 ;Premiums - Umrtni poplatky od tacit 31,81'7.19 'interest from certificate loans -- Urok z certifikatovYcla pOJCek 2,301.51 91n-t. on Mortgage Loans - Crok z majetkovYch piljaek 39,741.45 1 Interest on Bonds - Urok z bona'.

2,760.00 2,250.00 Dividend --- Dividentcly 387.52 R. M. 0. Z mineralniho majetku 500.00 Escrow 2,213.53 S. P. J. S.'T. Building Rent -- Najem z budovy Appraisal Fee - Na odhady Sale of Supplies - Prodej tadovYch potteb Total Receipts - CelkovST ptijem Cash Balance 10-1-60 Hotovost 10-1-60

196,531.27 286,803.02 483,334.29

Total ,Seuhrii

20,674.64

326.40

737.00 5.95

112,650.48 2,756,49 52,818.23 2 - 1.51 39,... 2,83 2,760.00 2,250.90 387.5;i 501.00 2,213.51' 737.0( 5.95

21,417.59 27,643.89

1,404.71 14,851.38

219,353.57 329,298.29

49,061.48

16,256.09

548,6.51.86

14,637.28

165,611.29 12,546.00 264.00 1,000.00 15,100.00

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DISBURSEMENTS - VYDAFTV. Mortgage loans - Majetkove piljeky Certificate loans - Certifikatove pnjoky R.E.O. Miscl. - Rozliene na majetek Matured Endowments -- Vyplacene nadaeni poji gteni Death Claims - Vyplacene tnirtni podpory Returned premiums and bonus - Vracene nmrtni pop. a bonus R,E.O. Taxes - Dane na majetek SPJST Build. Maintenance - tizeni a vydrZovani budrivy Actuary -- Fees - Za aktuarskou praci Advertising - Oznarnky Appraisal Expense - Za odhady Attorney Fee -- Pravnikovi za vytizovani ptijeek Car Expense - Vyclani na auto Commissions - Homisne District Meeting - Distriktni schaze Freight and Express -- Freight a dovoz Medical examinations - Lekatske prohlidky Non-Medical Exams - Bez-lekakske prohlidky Members Dues - Poplatek Vestnik Office Maintenance - VydrZovani _tadovny Office Rent - Najemne z uradovny Organizational Expense - Organisaeni Postage - PoAtovne Salary of employees -- SluZne vYpomoci Salary Officers - SluZne iitednikt.

Salary Editor - SluZne redaktora Stationery and supplies - Tiskova prate a psaci potteby Supreme Lodge Meeting - Schnze Hl. Htadovny T.E.C. Tax Telephone and Telegraph - Telefon a telegraf Travel: Directors - Cestovne reditelti Cestovne utednikil Travel: Officers Travel Editor - Cestovne redaktora, Muth Activities - tinnost mlade2e centove vyatni Total disbursementm ['ash Balance 11-1-60 -- Hotovost 11-1-60

150,974.01 12,546.00 264.00 1,000.00 15,100.00 313.14 447.87 3,860.97

69.83 447.87 3,860.97 300 00 50.00 540.63 1,700.29 31_76 4,401.79 15.84 1.05 289.00 302.70 48.00 2,543.13 115,77 400.00 2.85 495.94 2,100.00 3,350.00 600.00 115,00 731.581 59411 157.58 r 1,118.16 95,80 .58 80.20

300.00 50.00 540.63 1,'700.29 3136 4,401.79 15.84 1.05 289.00 302.70 48.00 2,543.43 114.77 400.00 2.85 495.94 2,100.00 3,350.00 600.00 115.00 731.58 5.94 157.58 1,118.10 95.80 14.58 80.20 184,505.99 298,828.30

19,606.89 29,454.59

14,707.11 1,548.98

218,819.99 329.8r 117

483,334.29

49,061.48

16,256.09

548,651.86

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ASSETS.-.-. MAJETEK :rEDNOTY Hotovost ....

000h 0. 8. Bonds -- II. S. Bondy Bonds: Municipal - Okresni bondy kurtgage loans - MaIrtkove pujoky Certificate loans - Certifikatove plijoky Stock Akcie d. P..7. S. T. Building -- B. P. J. S. T budova Real Estate - Majetek ......................... . ...... _.......:.....Other Assets - Jine zdroje Furniture and fixtures - Nabytek a zatizeni v fitadovne Automobile - Automobil

298,828.30 895,143.00 179,094.40 8,255,770.13 638,108.40 100,000.00 170,000.00 22,624,61 151.18

29,454.59

1,548.93 6,833.85 97,020.92

36,779.67 2,000.00 10,559,720.02

68,234.25

105,403.75

329,831.87 895,143.00 185,928.25 8,352,791.05 638,108.40 100,000,00 170,000.00 22,624,61 151.18 36,779.67 2,000.00 10,733,358,03

Fraternally yours - S bratrskSm pozdrAvem R. A. Urbanovsky, Financial Secret ary Piijem od fidu v mesici iijnu, 1960 60 Income From Lodges In October, 1960 62 Amount 63 Date Lodge 823.18 64 23 1 84.76 65 26 3 1,522.25 66 21 4 335.44 67 5 10 252.26 68 16 6-312.88 69 21 7 10.15 71 26 574.05 72 21 9 95.43 73 10 26 17.44 74 21 11 8.28 78 28 12 122.84 79 13 21 141.19 81 14 21 21 579.02 82 15 350.74 83 16 26 1,935.34 84 17 21 176.32 85 26 18 46.27 86 19 26 1,344.63 87 20 21 286.74 88 23 26 1,715.97 89 24 21' 1,251.01 90 25 28 429.29 92 27 26 1,540.65 92 28 26 21 2,423.28 94 29 30 285.87 95 14 33 684.11 96 21 35 185.72 97 26 21 314.16 98 36 6.67 101 26 37 341.14 103 38 26 482.11 105 39 26 2,183.39 106 40 14 41 26 342.59 107 44 335.35 108 21 124.43 110 45 21 48 26 294.15 112 50 1,397.27 114 7 51 21 153.36 117 54 720.38 118 20 20 60 873.04 119 57 14.01 122 21 01.60 125 04 24

28 7 21 26, 26 21 26 28 21 26 21 28 7 21 26 21 28 26 26 14 7 26 7 21 21 14 26 7 26 14 21 26 26 14 26 7 28 26 21 26 28 21 26 26 28 26

21.13 66.59 609.72 27.40 65.50 710.87 157.15 498.19 336.40 22.76 207.39 276.10 37.90 90.83 113,60 1,066.23 67.02 44.93 2,040.56 43.94 79.44 1,172.33 3,882.69 308.03 82:79 1,281.27 101.24 407.65 167.16 21.34 179.46 16.77 7.26 39.86 8.55 117.11 230.00 115.40 116.46 376.06 21.91 375.05 117.37 3.68 135.61 115.63.

126 127 128 129 130 132 133 135 136 137 133 139 140 141 142 143 145 147 148 151 152 153 154 156 158 14 161 162 163 164 165 166

26 26 26 26 7 21 28 28 14 26 26 7 26 28 26 28 26 26 7 14 21 26 1 14 26 28 26 21 28 28 28 7

140.66 18.05 163.58 60.24 097.82

5.86 722.15 194.10 50.41 240.24 266.61 1,456.27 90.12 142.21 325.68 429.55 21.88 169.41 472.47 288.78 69.38 289.11 2,450.65 21.63 137.47 348.40 348.89 77.67 846.79.

42.56 369.83 86.68 52,818.23

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Reports From Local Lodges

LODGE 25, ENNIS, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: This is to inform you that our annual election of officers has been postponed to our December 11, Meeting at 2 p.m. in the National Hall.

Please attend this meeeting it is important.

Fraternally, G. Louis. Kudrna Secretary ) • 7 ° CHANGE OF ANNOUNCED MEETING OF LODGE 138 GANADO, TEXAS The date of our Lodge Meeting has aeon el-kluged from the 13th of November to the 27th, of November — Please take notice of this change and all members be pre sent on November 27 at 1:30 p.m. to this important Meeting. — The election of officers for the year 1961 will be held and after the Meeting we will hold a Social and lunch.

Our good Sisters are requested to please being some "goodies" for which we thank them in advance.

We will be seeing you all at this Meeting the 27th.

J. M. Hlavaty, Secretary ) • c. ° ( SLAVONIC MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION — FORT WORTH, TEX. Dear Brothers and Sisters: This letter is to inform you that the next rh- qing of Chapter 9, of the Slavonic AD-dual Fire Insurance Association, will be held on Sunday, November 20, 1960 at 2:30 p.m. in the Sokol Hall. The address is 3221 N. W. 28th.

The p( imary purpose( of this meeting is to elect officers for the year 1961. Let us have a good turn out.

After the meeting there will be a light supper served.

Sincerely yours, U, J. Rice Secretary, Chapter No. 9 • * • ( LA PARITA LODGE NO. 161 the La Parita Lodge No. 161 held their monthly meeting Sunday November 6th, 1960 at our Lodge Hall.

The Meeting was called to order by the Vice-President Joe Juricek Sr. The pledge to our Flag was recited by all.

Minutes from the last meeting were read anti approved.

We had only 12 members present at this meeting.

I urge all the members to be present at the next meeting, because it will be our election meeting. So be sure and come all, and do your duty and elect the

V S T NI X WEST, TEXAS officers of your choice for the coming year.

No other important business was discussed . The meeting was then adjourned.

So members, remember next month come out to the next meeting and vote for the officers of your choice for the coming year.

I remain Fraternally yuss, Joe juricek Jr. LODGE POKROK SWEET HOME NO. 63 Dear Members: This is to inform you of the next regular meeting which, is to be held Sunday Nov. 20, at 2 p.m. All the members are urged to be present as some very important matters are to be taken care of.

Following the meeting a social will be held. The sisters are asked again to bring whatever they wish for lunch and the drinks will be taken care of.

Do not forget till& date — Sunday, Nov. 20.

Fraternally, Felix Jurica Secretary • .1. • (— KOVAR, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: It is a pleasure for me to present to you an especially nice progress report from our District 1 for the month of October. I believe this is the best progress report yet, due especially to Brother J. J. Krupa's $12,000.00 insurance sale• and also high $9,000.00 sold by Brother E. R. Jaku(bik. Congratulations to all organizers in our District for such good work, which made it possible to reach our district quota for this year. We got what it takes, so let us just keep right on. There may be some people that may want to buy a policy for their loved one's as a Christmas present. The preChristmas time is a good time to sell.

Most people are just a little more sympathetic along about that time and usually have he money which, of course, is most important. I have a special appeal to those organizers that did not yet sell the required $3,000.00 minimum for this year. Surely if you try hard enough you can find some one that needs and will buy insurance, give it a try, won't you?

We can always offer OUT SPJST insurance; not only with confidence but with just pride also as it was said before we are among the best. There may be some, as good — but, there are none better, so let us finish this year out with some really big sales.

I wish to take this Means to express

Wednesday, November 16, 1960 My sincere appreciation to all of you who in any way have helped to make this year the success it is, with out your help and cooperation it would not have been possible to ,snake our 1960 quota this early. Thanks to everyone of you.

Here is our District I October progress report.

Name Lodge Insurance 7 $12,000.00 J. J. Krupa 9,000.00 E. R. Jakubik 9 3,500.00 Fr. J. Rychlik 17 2,500.00 Frank Vytopil 39 2,000.00 J. H. Siptak 17 1,000.00 John J. Srubar 17 1,000.00 Mollie 13. Ewell 14 1,000.00 Henry V. Vavra 17 1,000.00 P P. Baron 1 With best wishes to all I ax, V. H. Barina District Organizer ) • 4, • (

Women's Nook FORT WORTH SVPS CHAPTER 9 Dear Sisters nad Brothers: The Slovanic Mutual Fire Insurance Association will have a meeting at the Sokol Hall on Sunday, November 20 be ginning at 2 o'clock.

Everyone make your plans now to attend this meeting as it is important since it is time to elect officers for the coming year. Our chapter is increasing in membership each year due to the hard work of our appraisers.

After the meeting, supper will be served and the ladies are asked to bring pies, cakes or kolaches. Everyone always seem to enjoy the supper nd all that good pastry for which we thank the ladies.

Don't forget about the meeting and all of you that possibly can, come.

Fraternally yours, Mrs Carl Zich ) (— BEYERSVILLE LODGE NO. 48 Taylor, Texas Dear Readers, Our lodge held its regular monthly meeting Sunday, November 6, at 2:00 o'clock.

We discussed the Youth Club. There will be a meeting Sunday, November 20, 1960 at 2:00 o'clock at our lodge to organize a Youth Club. We urge all parents of our lodge to bring their children and also their friends. Refreshments will be served.

We held our annual elections. The following were elected: President, B. C. Stalmack; Vice President, Gilbert Schiller; Recording Secretary, J. W. Maresh; Financial Secretary, Joe Hejl; Treasurer; Richard Batla; Reporter, Mrs, Gil-

Wednesday, November 16, 1960

V -t STNt K WEST, TEXAS Strana 19 bert Shiller; Resolution Co lx.tmittee, J. Seven meeting much success.

Bro. Frank Elsik, Treasurer of District W. Maresh, Mrs. B, C. Stalmach and Bro. Jim Kucera, Vice-President of Seven gave a report as follows: Youth Mrs. Gilbert Shiller; Flower Committee, District Seven, said that he was proud Fund, $166.29; and General Fund $103.2'7 Mrs. W. A. Shinier; Care Taker, Henry to be on duty of the District. a special called meeting held in CorKolinek; Building Committee, Richard Batla, Gilbert Shiller, and B. C. Stalmach; Entertainbent Committee, Gilbert Schiller, Leon Schiller, Richard Batla and John 1VIataska Jr. We held number of dances this summer and nice crowds, even though we had some rainy nights.

The committee, is planning more entainment for the coming year . We are hoping more of our members attend our meetings. Our meetings are held every first Sunday at 2:00 p.n. Come out and help and give us ideas on our entertainment.

Don't forget our Youth Meeting Nov. 20, at 2 o'clock.

Your Reporter, Mrs. Gilbert Schiller ) • 4. • DISTRICT SECEN MEETING Lodge 161 Hosts District Seven Meeting Lodge 161 La Parita, played host to the District Seven Fall Meeting, Sunday, October 23rd at their spacious lodge hall near Jourdanton.

Bro. Joe Juricek, Vice-President of Lodge 161 welcomed all present and hoped they would have a most enjoyable time. The President, Bro. Chas Novosad of Lodge 161, was busy at the barbecue pit at this moment.

Bro. Jaroslav Kleperlik, President of District Seven, called the annual Meeting to order at 10:40 a.m.

The first discussion on the agenda was this question: Should the minutes of the meeting be written in Czech or English? This was put to a vote to the membership and the majority voted for English, therefore the minutes will be written in English.

Sister Lindla Castro of Lodge 56 led the group in "The Pledge of Allegiance" and the membership sang "America" with Bro. Kleperlik at the piano. The Group was asked to stand for a moment of silent rememberance of members who have passed away.

The minutes of the previous meeting were read and opproved as read.

Bro. Kleperlik told the membership that he reveived a telegram from Bro. and Sis. Rudy Shefcik, expressing their regrets at being unable to attend the meeting but did wish. the District Seven much success; also, thanks to Lodge 133 for everything they had done throughout the Convention.

Brother August Kacir, legal advisor of the SupreMe Lodge could not come because he was attending a Fraternal Congress; he also wished the, District

KATHERINE SUSTALA FROM DISTRICT 5 The editor has just received a letter 'fro.ri Sister Maxine Sefcik, Youth Leader of District 5 in Houston which is self explanatory and which reads as follows: Brother Hasek, I wish to call this to your attention, that in the last Vestnil z:, issue dated Nov. 9, — No. 44, you had the wrong picture of Katherine,. Sustala of Taocle No. 88.

The picture you had in the No. 44 issue was her sister's picture, Mary :Helen Sustala.

Please make, this correction, as this

was called to my attention.

Enclosed please find the correct picture of Katherine Sustala, which ap peared in the 1\10,. 40 Vestnik issued Oct. 12, 1960.

Thanks for your cooperation.

Fraternally, Maxine Sefcik Many thanks to you Sister Sefcik. Mary Helen's picture (I mean the small size!) was the only one I had in my file and so this mix up happened.

T am very sorry . Apologies to both Misses Sustalas. — Editor

Strana 20 pus Christi on. September 18th the officers of District Seven had $100.00 transferred from the General Fund to the Youth Fund so the Youth Activity Day project could be taken care of.

Sister Betty J,urica, Secretary of D is -tricSevnoldthmebrsiptha more youth should be encouraged to come to attend the District Meetings and the home lodge meetings. She also said that the "Activity Day" is a good idea for it will encourage Youth to work that, much harder to earn an honor. Let's work with the youth, but it's up to us: parents to get them interested in coming to our meetings.

Bro. Kleperlik said that the, Coronation of the "Miss SPJST" was very successful and' urged that all members work together for the good of their respective lodges . We should encourage youth and work with them. Our yLui 0. are our future to work in later years, many of us are getting too old to hold offices; which will become the duty of out'growing youth. In the lodges there are many young members. Today we are mostly, interested in Youth of 16 years and up. Bro. Kleperlik said that we need more understanding and more brotherhood.. , -The organizers were urged to insure young people. In our p Deetings of today, 85 per cent of the membership present are adults with an average of 64 years old. Let's all work hard so that our attendance in the future meetings will be mostly young people.

Districts Two, Three and Five were represented. There were ten organizers present from District Seven. The roll call revealed that Lodges Nas. 26, 56, 79, 93, 107, 117, 118, 133, 147, 152 and 161 were represented This was 69 per cent of District Seven's lodges present.

Bra. Hejny, Vice-President of the Supreme Lodge stated that we had a tremendous job ahead of us but we must work in a body to get ahead. We have the constitution of the SPJST that we abide by as do the officers of the Supreme Lodge. Bro. Hejny said that the By-Laws Committee of the Supreme Lodge has done a good job. Today one of the members of the By-Laws Committee was present and he is Bro. Roy Hranicky of Lodge No. 152. He was complimented for a good job and we are glad to have him on this Committee.

Bro. Joe Koliha, Treasurer of the Supreme Lodge said that he was glad to be here at District Seven for it was "his home." The members of District Seven always stood by him, he said. He stated that we must obtain more membership because this is the very basis of our SPJST, especially our youth; they are the ones to wham we must concede

V tSTNIK -- WEST, TEXAS their ideas and not our own and they are the ones to whom we must finally yield and help along. The youth have their future to live. We must hold our youth, so that we can work with them and they with us. Let's get the youngsters for the SPJST. Brother Holasek, Director of Disctrict Seven expressed this thanks for his reelection as Director of the District. There wre many changes maJd'e in the By-Laws of the SPJST at the Convention and everyone had the privilege to speak at the Convention.

Wednesday, November 16, 1980 their views and desires for ways and means that they think could be worked in the Youth Activity Day. The next District Seven Meeting will be held in Corpus Christi, with Lodge 56 being the host lodge, date to be announced later.

Bro. Roy Hranicky was called on to speak and' he said that he enjoyed working on the By-Laws Committee and that he is looking forward to working on it again in 1964.

Bro. Jim Kucera gave a talk in connection with the responsibility of youth work and stressed that parents must ask the child to come and attend the meetnigs regularly. We must have the youth working and ,more support from the parents.

Everyone elected, was elected by the bona-fide voting delegates sent there by their lodges, that any complaints regarding the voting should have been voiced at the Convention, not now. The At 12:20 the meeting adjourned to Slavonic Order 'Dust grow and it must be done according to its By-Laws of the partake in a delicious barbecue meal. At SPJST as adopted by the voting dele- 2:00 p.m. the Talent Program will start gates. to show the talents of District Seven youth, for which prizes will be awarded.

Brother Skrabanek brought good This concludes the meeting of District wishes from District Five and wished the Seven.

District Seven a most succesSful meetFraternally, ing. He also said that Lodge No. 133 Mrs. Betty Jurica, should be commended for the job they Secty . of District Seven did as hosts at the Convention. ) District Five will hold its fall meeting REPORT FROM DISTRICT FIVE on October 30 at Lodge Stefanik and everyone is invited and welcomed to the Dear Friends: meeting; and will be looking forward for When Lodge, No. 166 Beaumont was ora large attendance from this District. ganized two years ago, I had the opBrother Skrabanek is also a Director of portunity to witness the ceremony as the SPJST Rest Home in Taylor, Texas. w ell as getting acquainted with the new He said that at the last Convention it members.

Once again I had the greatest pleaswas voted that a sum of money be loaned for the extension of the Rest Home an ure attending their second Anniversary, additional twelve rooms for bed-ridden Sunday, November 6th at the Texas cases, which is being planned. This proj- Gulf Sulphur picnic area. There were ect will begin in the early part of 1961. true Fraternalists from the metropolitan Sister Kleperlik, Youth Director of city to help share our Fraternalism with District Seven, welcomed all present and each other and our friends.

We arrived at approximately 11:00 stated she was glad that the membership present was able to attend this a.m. and the hostesses of Lodge No. 166 meeting. She explained that the District were busy roasting wieners and making Seven Youth will be given very nice coffee to keep the guests warm, while prizes in the contest. The Youth Activity our First Miss SPJST, Sister Sandra Day was suggested by the officers of Dis- Watson with her congenial personality trict Seven; that Bro. Roy Hranicky will greeted everyone, and made us feel as be the Master of Ceremonies that after- part of Lodge No. 166. Then everyone noon for the program with the youth; sat around' the fire in the Club House to that left over oronies will be used at enjoy a real treat of wiener roast and rea later date for another Youth Activity freshments.

Day. The Spring meeting will be planned Brp. Perricone stated, that they hold with the District Seven Youth Leaders their monthly meetings at Bro. and Sis. and the youth in mind.

Mareau's home, and everyone is always The Supreme Lodge donated $25.00 welcome to attend. At this time Bro. cash award for a Youth Membership Charlie Cerny was introduced as being Drive, but as no youth had presented a responsible for our newest Lodge of our prospect during the contest, the money Fraternal Order. Brother Cerny stated was returned to the Supreme Lodge. that Lodge No. 166 is not only a small Bro. Frank. Veselka, a District Seven Lodge, but the most important one in By-Laws Committee Member, stated that the history of our Fraternal Order, as anyone can write for information to the the First Miss SPJST of Texas is a mem Committee and they can also express ber of that Lodge. Then Sister Sandra

Wednesday, November 16, 1960 Watson was intreduced with a standing ovation and Fraternal applause. She also expressed herself sincerely, that with-. out the help of District Five she would not have been the First Miss SPJST, and thanked everyone that came to help celebrate their second Anniversary.

Brother J. M. Skrabanek Director of the Supreme Lodge, congratulated the members of Lodge No. 166 on their fine work . Then Bro. Skrabanek introduced Supreme Lodge President Brother Edward L. Marek, and( Financial Secretary gave an inspiring speech, and thanked the members for the good food, and their great success. They then departed for their long journey home. Their presence was appreciated by all.

Brother Richard Kloesel and family of Lodge No. 88 motored to Lodge No. 106 in their French Renault to add entertainment with his accordion. Everyenj oyed dancing and singing folk songs.

Bro. Louis Dujka, President of Lodge No. 166 and employee of Texas Gulf Sulphur Plant was responsible for the reservations at the nice picnic ground to help celebrate their Mother Lodge's second Anniversary. We are sorry that you had to be on duty at the Plant during that celebration, as you missed a lot of fun.

VkSTNiK— WEST, TEXAS time this sorrow which has come to them will be understood and easier borne.

I understand that preparations are being made for the annual bazaar at this time, and I am sure that plans to serve dinner, pastries and coffee head the list of the committees.

Reporting for the Hlahol Dramatic Club. I am

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BE SURE TO READ THIS! Before the close of our forms for the Vestnik we received a phone call from Brother Rudy Sefcik of Houston who stated that the Dramatic Club of Lodge 88 Houston will present a Czech play entitled: "NECHOD TAM POJD RADS K NAM" on Sunday, November 27th, beginning at exactly 2:30 in the afternoon. The ladie of Lodge 88 will serve a delicious meal at noon and after the performance there will be a supper served for the guests.

Needless to repeat, that friends from far and near are cordially invited to attend this Czech performance amid the best of fellowship, for a good time.

Aieresses of Our District Organizers District 1 V. H. BARINA Route 1 Smithville, Texas

It was indeed areal treat to be among the fine members of Lodge No. 166 and may you continue to prosper.

Fraternally, Maxine M. Sefcik Dist. 5 Youth Director )• •( HLAHOL DRAMATIC CLUB Houston, Texas Dear Readers: After a considerable retreat from the usual pattern of the club it now seems to be very well established that there will be a Czech play presented at Lodge Pokrok, Studewood, Houston.

This play, in three acts, is scheduled for the afternoon of November 27th not later than 2:30 p.m. I would also suggest that you keep in touch with the Vestnik for further announcements and information of interest to those that looking forward to plays by our club.

The director, Bro. Rudy Sefcik, has been working very conscientiously on this program and in all fairness to him, I think hel has struggled against many odds to make this play possible. But true to the word, "the show must go on," and I do quote him; so let us all plan to attend this play to let him know how much, his efforts are, appreciated.

Right here, I would like to add the condolences and sytrApathy of the club to the Sefcik family in the loss of their father and husband . We hope that in

Mona 21 Education Association of Stephen F. Austin State College. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kahanek, Jr. of Houston, Texas.

Our congratulations!

JANIS KAHANEK Nominee for Who's Who in University Twenty Stephen F. Austin State College, Nacogdoches, Texas, students have been nominated for the 1960-61 edition or Who's Who among Students in American Universities and Colleges, according to an announcement made recently by Dean Ernestine Henry.

Among those twenty nominees is Janis Kahanek, valedictorian of the 1958 graduating class of Spring Branch Senior High School.

Students are elected by an advisory council composed of faculty and students. The students selected must be juniors, seniors or graduates.

Qualifications specified by the Who's Who organization are scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and extra-curricular activities, citizenship and service to the school, and promise of future usefulness.

Janis Kahanek is now a junior majoring in Business education. She is secretary of the Wesley Foundation, Sigma Kap pa Sorority and the Student Congress, and President of the Student

District Z BEN MIKOLAJ 111 W. Rio Grande St. Taylor, Texas

District 3 AI HOLD M. VELA 6307 Saratoga Dallas 14, Texas District 4 FR4Et) xvrrox

Route 1 Abernathy, Texas District 5 J. M. 4720 Bellaire Blvd.

Bellaire, Texas District 6 SENICYRJK 405 Market St. EL Campo, Texas District 7 JAROSLAV KLEPRL1K 1206 Lamar St. San Antonio, Texas

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ESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS

Wc■dineday, NOVerlir -r 16, 120 3.00 Dallas, Texas In Memory of Alois Sacky, Corpus Christi, by Mrs. Dolfi Stransky 5.00 'In Memory of Jim Kincl, Houston, 3.00

By Mr. and Mrs. Vac., Kraft In Memory of E. A. 'Thaxton, Dallas by Mrs. Kebrle, Dallas 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. John Kebrle, Jr. 5.00 Dallas, Texas — — $33524,55 Total to Date These are the cash receipts received to date, November 8, 1960.

To all donors for this worthy project, the combined membership of both the Sokol Zizka in Dallas, and the Lodge Jaro No. 130, SPJST extend our most sincere thanks, and to our departed friends, may they rest in peace.

Yours very truly, Sokol Zizka Gymnasium and Youth Recreation Center Will A. Nesuda, Treasurer 4, • (--

sender has agreed to pay return postage, which is indicated by one of the following endorsements on the, left hand side of the mailing piece: "Return Postage Guaranteed," "Forwarding Postage Guaranteed" or "Form 3547 Requested."

Refusal to accept mail matter is not always an assurance that na more will be received. EVen though you endorse unwanted pieces of third-class mail "Refused" and the sender has a guarantee to pay return postage, you may still be plagued with this typ e of mail until your RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY name is removed from the sender's mailTaylor, Texas ing list.

We, the undersigned resolution committee of Lodge No. 48, Beyersville, wish The most direct and most effective acto express our heartfelt sympathy to the tion toward stopping objectionable third family of our deceased sister, class mail is to return the piece to the MRS. MARY LESHIKAR sender with the request that you be who passed away Wednesday after- taken off his mailing list. Complaints noon November 2, 1960 in a Taylor Hos- to the post office are important when pital. obscene materials are involved, but only Funeral Services were held Friday aft- the recipient can do anything to disernoon, Nov. 4, 1960 at 1 o'clock at the courage or to elikrAinate receipt of matter Canada Monorial Chapel, with the Rev. which is not morally or legally offenJosef Barton officiating. Burial was in sive. All matter that enters the mails the Taylor City Cemetery. properly prepared and carrying adeMrs Lesikar was born November 2, quate postage must be delivered.

1878 in Austin County, Texas.

• £ • She is survived by 3 sons, 4 daughters, 2 sisters, 2 brothers, 16 grandchildren, and 16 greet-grandchildren.

Her nephews served as pallbearers.

Here are the names of the honorary May her soul rest in peace. donors to the new Sokol and Lodge Jaro Resolution Committee Gymnasium and Youth Recreation CenMr. J. W. Marish ter in Dallas.

Mrs. B. C. Stalmach Total preiviously repotred $33030.05 Mrs. Gilbert W Shiner Mr. and. Mrs. Frank and Evelyn • „I, • ( Riha and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce and Liable Kutcher, both from Los Angeles, Calif. — — — 100.00 Mrs. Jerry Zazvorka, Ennis, Tex. 30.00 Mr. and Mrs Oldrich Parma, Dallas Texas — — — — 200.00 Mrs. Dolfi Stransky, Dallas — 50.00 Mr. Charles Romick, Dallas — 30.00 A question commonly asked of post Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Kowal, Dallas, Texas — — — 10.00 offices is what can be done to prevent receipt of unsolicited and unwanted Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Slovacek 10.00 Dallas, Texas — third class mail matter, especially ad—— Mrs. Christine Volek, Houston 3.00 vertising circulars.

Acording to the a postmaster, patrons Mr. and Mrs. John Filipec, Dallas, Chair Rental — 5.00 May refuse unwanted circular matter by Flowers for the Living endorsing it "RefuSed" and handing it back to the carrier or placing it in a In. Memory of Wesley Herzan, by collection box. This would then cause Agnes and Marie Houdek and 5.00 brothers William and Joe — the piece to be returned to the sender provided the sender has placed a guar- Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hrabina, 10.00 Dallas, Texas — — antee on the mail stating that return postage will be paid. If this guarantee Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stransky, 5.00 Dallas, Texas — is not shown on the envelope, then it 3.00 would be useTeSs to refuse this type of Mrs. Dolfi Stransky, Dallas 2.50 mail as the post office destroys all un- Mrs. Josephine Malik, Dallas deliverable thirdclass matter which does In Memory of Frank Fitz Sr. 10.00

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92 PER CENT OF WEST VOTE CAST FOR DEMOCRATS Voters in West left no doubt that they favored the Democratic ticket 6 to 1, as they cast 1146 votes to 196 over the Republican ticket. In the Democratic landslide, over 92 per cent of the votes cast in West were for Kennedy and Johnson. No votes were cast in the West precinct for the Constitutional or the Prohibition party candidates.

Many Westites had predicted that the West box would give the Democrats a 80 to 85 per cent majority, but 92 per cent was higher than anyone had guessed.

West voters gave an even larger majority to Lyndon Johnson in his race for Senator. Johnson received 1183 votes; Tower 163 and Logan 0.

In the Governor's race Daniel received 1,255 votes to 84 for Steger. ) • O. • ( Modern ending to the story of the Three Bears is supplied by Jack Adams of the Associated Press. Pappa Bear comes an the scene grumbling, "Somebody stole my porridge."

A few Minutes later baby bear comes down and in a high voice complains "Somebody stole my porridge, too."

Mama Bear looks up and says: "Gripe gripe, gripe, all the time. I haven't even made the porridge yet." )• All our Lodges should make early preparations for their coming election Meetings and the officers of each Lodge, should urge their membership to be sure and consider to vote for good persons of their choice, ) • 4, War never determines who is right — only who is let.

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YOUTH CLUB YOUTH CLUB LODGE NO. 8& Houston, TeXa4 Dear Members and Friends: This is just a reminder to be sure and attend the Big Thanksgiving Dance at Lodge 88 on November 23. The teenagers are more than confident that you will enjoy dancing to the fine music of Jimmy Broach and his boys. Admission will be only 50e a person. There just isn't any place you can go to dance with as fine a band as we haVe at our lodge. Re.: member only 50c. That isn't much.

You will be dancing to all of your f avfavorite polkas and waltzes as well as to modern music from 8 p.m. to 12 p.m, Remember the date — November 23, from 8-12 p.m. All of the teenagers are selling tickets and we once again ask for your support.

Fraternally your% Mildred Vala, Secretary ----) • st• • ( YOUTH CLUB OF LODGE 54 WEST Dear Friends, On October the 30th we held our first Halloween Party in our Lodge Hall . It was a great success and I am sure that everyone present enjoyed the party very much. — There was a nice variety food served to us and for our games we had many prizes. We were also given rattlers.

This is to thank all our Youth Leaders and all those that helped in any way to, make this party a success. You all come and join in the next time.

Your reporter, Dolores M. Cepak P. S. We would like to have some grownup girls to join us, too.

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LODGE 88 y ourx CLUB Dear Members and Friends: Plan ahead to attend the Pre-Thanksgiving Dance sponsored by the Youth Club of Lodge 88. This event will take place on Wednesday evening, November 23, from 9 p.m . until 1 a.m.

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BEAUMONT, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: Lodge 166 of Beaumont celebrated their second anniversary picnic on Sunday, November 6, at the Texas Gulf Sulphur picnic area in Beaumont.

We spent a few enjoyable hours visiting with our friends and guests and making new and lasting acquaintances, while the children were enjoying the swings, seesaws, and other games provided for them.

The area was the ideal place for the wiener roast, and we had the weather and atmosphere to match it. Just outside the building was a large barbecue pit, tables and benches, and a play 'ground for the children. There were also 4 beautiful fish ponds.

Inside the large building was a built in table and a freezer for the drinks. We had a `tome-and-get-it" style meal of hot dogs and the trimmings, toasted, marshindlows, cake and drinks of all kinds.

After eating there was croquet, baseball, and other games. Later in the afternoon the visitors were welcomed and introduced and a few short speeches were made. After the speeches were made, we were honored with the presence of Mr. Richard Klesel and his family. Mr. Klesel entertained with music on his piano accordion. Of course, everyone started dancing and singing gaily. We then had a solo by Brother Rudy Sefcik and then others joined in.

Among our out-of-towne guests were Brother Edward Marek, and Brother R. A. Urbanovsky from the Supreme Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cerny, Mr. and.

Mrs. Joe Skrabanek, Mr . and Mrs. Rudy Sefcik and son, Terry and Mr. G. Cerny.

Everyone had lots of fun and I want to thank everyone who helped make' our celebration a success, and also our outof-town guests. I would also like to recognize Mr. Charley Cerny who is the original organizer of our lodge, and Mr. Joe Skrabanek who assisted him. Our special thanks goes to these men for bringing us this wonderful organization.

Again, thank you for a wonderful day.

It is one we will always remember. God Bless All of You Sincerely yours, Sandra Watson ; •y e

For your dancing pleasure Jimmy Bresch will be on hand to play popular waltzes, polkas, and modern numbers.

Our youth club has reduced the price to HOUSTON, TEXAS an unbelievable price of 50 cents per Dear Members and Friends: person!

Why not celebrate Thanksgiving at So come an out and celebrate Thanks- Lodge 88? On November 19 we will giving in a special way. Bring your have a delicious Turkey Supper with all friend's and have a swinging good tome'. the trimmings. Supper will be served Remember! Wednesday Evening, Novem- from 5:30 until 8:00 o'clock.

After supper you'll have plenty of ber 23, at Lodge 88 Houston. time to relax before.the Dance starts.

Janet Kucera, The dance Will be from 9 p.m. until 1, Reporter

Strana 23 a.m. So corde early and bring your friends and have a wonderful evening of dancing to the soothing music of Adolph Faike. Remember November 19 at Lodge 88 Houston.

Entertainment Committee W. S: Kucera ) • ( — LODGE; 166 BEAUMONT, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: As many of you may know, District 5 held their king and queen contest on Sunday, October 30. Events began. , in the morning with a meeting; follOwed by a delicious barbecue dinner. At 4:00 the youth, presented a program in Whieg each• presented his special talent.

5'''' At 8:00 p.m. the program for' the crowning began. The master of c64bmonies, Brother Joe Hejny, gave a'short, speech and then I gave a short sOecli.

Sister Lorinda, Lostek, last year's queen.„ was then introduced, and then the coif-''` tcstants and their escorts were intro-[. duced.

Tension gradually rnounted until; the" final breath-taking moment finally , ar- ' rived and the queen was annoSificed as Sister Mildrel Vala. After the announcement, Sister Lostek crowned 'herand she made her acceptance The contestants and their escorts, and Sister Lostak and I were then present ,, ed with gifts . The queen and her escort WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS USE THIS COUPON Supreme Lodge. S.P.T.S.T, Box 400, Temple, Texas I am asking you to change dress of The Herald.. (Vestnik) as follows: My old address is:

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then ldanced a solo and the rest of us joined in.

My day in Houston was a very en j oy -ableon,dIwuliketohanDistrict 5 for making it so. I would like to congratulate •Queen Vala and all the contestants. They were all lovely. I would also like to thank District 5 for the lovely gift, and the Supreme Lodge for reimbursing my expenses. Congratulations goes to the youth directors and everyone who made the District 5's crowning so successful.

Yours very sincerely, Sandra Watson ) • 40 • ( YOUTH OF LODGE NO. 88 Houston, Texas Dear Members and Friends: All of us are members of a great fraternal organization, the SPJST. We would all perish from this earth if we cease to aid each other for we cannot st without mutual help. It is with this in mind that I would like to show miry friends who were responsible for Kw being selected the Queen of District 5.

It is to the three organizers of Lodge 88, Yarda Czerny, Alfred Hilsher, and Rudy Sefcik, who selected me as their candidate for the title of Queen of District 5, Ido I show my warmest appreciation. Without their assistance, this would not have been passible. All credit is due to these three gentlemen.

VESTNiK— WEST, TEXAS Each of the other candidates were lovely and difficult competition. None of us lost by any means. It was an , education to all of us in participating in this contest and a first step to something better. I am happy that I had the pleasure ,df meeting several other teenagers from different lodges of District 5.

Lodge Stefanik was beautifully decorated. One can readily see that the members of this lodge worked long and hard in their efforts to maker this a successful evening. And they certainly did a terrific job at it. The music that was provided was more than good. It made you want to dance and, I ara sure, everyone did.

The program prepared by our energetic District Youth Director Maxine SeIcik should be well applauded for her tremendous work. It was also Maxine who planned and worked hard for the contest that night. Maxine is a person who is always willing to help and do all she can. She has assisted ado so many times that I could never repay her enough. To Maxine I feel trumpets should be sounded and the red carpet rolled out.

To the Supreme Lodge, I would like to thank for the check of $25 that was presented to me. Being a working girl, I can may put this to good use. I was more than delighted to see that our Supreme Lodge Vice—President Joe B. Hejny was the Master of Ceremonies

SANDRA KAY WATSON Pictured above is our first Miss SPJST of Texas, Sister Sandra Kay Watson of Lodge No. 166 Beaumont, who was the honorable guest at the Queen's Carnation Ball, Sunday, October 30th at Lodge Stefanik No. 142 Houston. Congratulations:

Wednesday, November 16, 1960 that night. Brother Hejny, I think you did a wonderful job and deserve worthy praise. You had information on every contestant and I only wonder how you found out that much about each of us.

To my district 5, I would like to thank you for the gorgeous bouquet of red carnations that was given to me. The elegant traveling clock also given to me is another item I can put to good use for I actually didn't own a clock. Only now I won't have a good excuse for oversleeping! The petite pink carnation corsage worn on my left shoulder was presented to me by my three organizers. To them I once again give my thanks. I could never thank everyone enough for all they have done for me and I only hope you know that I truly appreciate everything.

I was delighted to see Miss Sandra Kay Watson, Miss SPJST, also at our District contest. She is a wonderful person and truly deserves the title of Miss SPJST. Now that I have beccine District Queen, my one wish is that I will be able to fill the shoes of my predecessor Lorenta Lostak with all the grace, charm, and intelligence that she did. I know that this will be hard, but I am going to try my very best.

It takes everyone working to keep our SPJST what it is today and make it even better in the future. The contests like

QUEEN MILDRED VALA LORENDA LOSTAK We present above our past Queen Larenda Lostak of Lodge No. 139 Danbury who was another honored guest at the District 5 Queen Coronation Ball, at Lodge Stefanik No, 142.

It gives us special pleasure to present above, Queen Mildred Vala of Lodge No. 88 Houston, who was crowned by our past Queen Lorenda Lostak of Lodge No. 139 Danbury, on Sunday, October 30th at Loldge Stefanik N.. 142 Houston during a Qpeen contest.

Wednesday, November 16, 1960 the one I have just talked about is good for it builds up the SPJST idea of fraternalism. With a quote from Menander that we should all remerber and try to keep in mind, I must cloSel. "To live is not to live for one's self alone; let us help each other."

Fraternally yours, Mildred Vale, ) o (*LODGE NO. '54 WEST, TEXAS Dear Sisters and Brothers: Our meeting last Sunday was held as always at 2 p.m. I was not at this meeting nd have not learned what has been going on at this meeting so My letter will be short.

Due to illness was one reason that I was not there, my husband had an emergency operation just the week before, and I an glad to say he is out of the hospital and is feeling fine now, but will not be able to go to work for some time yet. As for me, I am feeling better too but not well yet as I ought to be Am sorry to say that our President, Brother Robert Cervenka was not able to be at the meeting, as he fell and bruised his nose and face badly. Brother Albin Sulak presided in the President's •place, here's wishing you a speedy recovery Bro. Cervenka.

As to say something about our damaged Hall, the Hall is being repaired but the work is not completed yet. Dances and Social functions have been held ther for some time already.

Please don't forget to come to our next meeting on December 4th at 2 p.m. this is a very important meeting as election of officers will be held and you do want to be present to elect officers of your choice to serve you during 1961.

Fraternally, Mrs. Bennie Soukup, Reporter __es) • " •

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"Friends" In The Texas News Dear Friends, If you have any local news, clippings from your local paper that you would like to have published in this column in your next week's Vestnik, please mail them early while they are NEWS. We appreciate interesting reports of other family tidings, in our brotherhood, births, weddings, anniversaries and mainly activities of your lodges or in kgnbers that interest all of our readers.

Reports of "visitings" cannot be published for lack of space and news value Thank you very much for your under standing and cooperation.

• • Temple Junior College — Just name it and it is happening at Temple Junior College this week — or it will be happening in the near future. Activities are running at a peak at the college this year, with events scheduled nearly every night in the week.

"American Eldtucation Week" will be observed by the Student National Education Association. Members of the club will put placemats and napkins carrying out the "American Education Week" them in the student center at the college and at the service club luncheons during the week.

A. W. Meyer will be in charge of the activities Tuesday and Thursday, and Frances Morgan will see that the items are placed Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Those who will be working on the committee are Peggy Pundt, Mary Jane Simmonds, Trudy Boyd, Mary Irene Burtis, Delores Dillard, Linda Posey, Clarence Richardson and Paula Smith.

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lesak of Ganado announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter, Barbara, to Jerome Drastatas con of Mr and Mrs. Charles Drastata Sr. of Talton. The wedding will take place on Saturday, Nov. 5, 1960 at 9:30 in the morning at the AsPlease report your OLD address and your Lodge number to our Supreme Lod- sumption Catholic Church in Ganado.

• ge, Box 400, Temple, Texas, direct when asking for a change of address.

A wedding of interest to their many If you do not do this, it is very dif- friends was sol ► nnized Saturday, Oct. 1, ficult for us to find your name on our at 8:30 a.m. uniting in marriage Miss list, as you are one out of 10,000 Vestnik Josephine\ Zalman and Eugene Lawrence readers, and many with the same name. Osina, of Rt. 2, El Campo. The Rev WilWewould like for you to get your liam Halata, read the impressive double Vestnik promptly so please help us to ring service before a host of relativesand give you the best service. friends at St. Philip's Catholic Church. ) • 4, • The bride is the daughter of Mr. and It is possible to get 40,320 different Mrs. William Zalman and was a memtone changes from 8 properly tuned ber of the 1960 graduating class of El bells.

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Rev. Victor A. Raska of Sweet Home observed the 40th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood Sunday, Nov. 6th beginning with a Solemn Mass offered at Queen of Peace Catholic Church at 10:30 km. The Sweet Home organist Jeanette Wagner and the members of the choir participated at the Soleihri mass and benediction.

• Miss Helen Stepanek, daughter of Mrs. Annie Stepanek and the late Joe Stepanek of Route 2, Hallettsville, became the bride of Hayden E. King Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. King Sr., of Mont Belview, Texas Saturday morning, • Sept. 10 at 10:00 o'clock. The Rev. Gerald Boehme officiated.

In a double ring ceremony held Satterday, October 29 at nine oclock at the Czech Moravian Brethren Church of Vsetin, Miss Helen Rose Galetka and Johnnie A. Zak were united in marriage. The bride is the daughter 'of and Mrs. Charles Galetka and the troorn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John. Zak. The Rev. F. J. Kostohryz performed the ceremony.

Victor L. Novak, University of Texas student from Shiner, has been elected president of Rho Chi, honorary pharmacy organization . Novak, a senior majoring in pharmacy, is a member ocf Phi Delta Chi, national pharmacy fraternity.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Klekar.

The Rogers Pecan Show has been ••set for December 2 and 3, according to Joe Zajicek, chairman of the county pecan committee:. The event is being sponsored by the pecan committee and the Rogers Service Club. The purpose of the show is to demonstrate pecan quality and to Pr o -motehpcanidustryBelCounty.

Pecan producers as well as families with only one pecan tree in the yard are invited to participate. Those interested in the show need to collect their pecan samples as soon as possigle. A sample includes one quart of whole pecans. An individual may enter as many different varieties as he wishes.

A pecan queen will be selected to represent Bell County in the state pecan show. Girls who are interested can con-.. tact Mrs E. A. Smith of Rogers.

Other members of the pecan commit= tee include Nelson Hander, Belton; Stanley Kacir, TOmple; J. W. Hill:, Sparks; C. F. Blinka, Dog Ridge; aria Edgar Griffith, Salado.

Strang 26 Funeral services for Albert George Hluza, 03, of Damon were held at 8:30 a.m. Monday from Garmany and Col. Chapel in Needville, followed by services at St. Cyril and Methodious Catholic Church in Damon at 9:00 a.m. Rev. T, W . Kappe officiated. Mr. Hluza passed at 4:30 a.m. Friday at his home, after a long illness. He was a native of Czechoslovakia, but had lived in and near Damon for the past 30 years. He came to the U. S. when he was one year of age. Mr. Hluza, was a member of the St. Cyril and Methodious Catholic Church of Damon. He was a farmer.

• • The wedding of Miss Mary Louise Polo sek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs , Chas.

Polasek of Shiner; and Oscar Lee Kloesel of Moulton, son of Mr. and Mrs: Frank Kloesel of Moulton was solemnized at 9:00 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 5. 1960 at the S. S. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church of Shiner.

• • Ino ceremony read Saturday in St. Michael's Catholic Church, Miss Mary Dolores Cernoch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward Cernoch of Needville, became the bride of Elroy Alois Demel of Schnlenburg.

• • Miss Rose Marie Mladenka, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Woodrow L. Mladenka of Trona, California, and grankldaughLi;• or Mr. and. Mrs. L. A. Mladenka of Shiner, and Guy Raymond Tansley of Pioneer Point, California, son of Mr. and G. R. Tansley, were married Sunday, October 30 at 4 oi,clock in the afternoon in i St Madaline Sophie Catholic Church in Trona.

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S T N f K-- WEST, TEXAS Joel G. Chaloupka, 78, Temple, Rt. 4, retired farmer died in a Temple hospital at 5 p.m. Thursday following a brief illness. Funeral arrangements were to have been held at the Pace Funeral Home in Temple.

• • Mrs. Harry Fiala, whose funeral was held Tuesday morning at the Koenig Chapel and the Fayetteville Catholic Church, was a native of Europe, where she was born, Nov, 12, 1877, and had spent the past 22 years in the Fayetteville area.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ladewig announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Dorothy Marie to Jesse A. Hubenak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hubenak of Mackay. The wedding is planned for January 17 in St. Procopius Catholic Church of Louise.

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Wednesday, November - 16, 1960 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dolezal of Houston are the proud parents of a baby boy born. Oct. 17th. The mother is the former Dorothy Bujnoc h. Grandparents for the first time are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bujnooti, of Moulton, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dole7a1 of shiner. Cleat grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bartos of Flatonia and Flank Btu nosh of Moulton.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kofnovec are the proud parents of twin girls born Oct. 23 in a Dallas hospital. They have been named Janie eAnn, who weighed 6 lbs., 11 ozs., and Jayne Marie, who weighed 4 lbs., 11 ozs. Grandparents are Mrs. Frank Kofnovec of West., and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sykora of Abbott.

• Mr. and Mrs. George H. Sacky are the parents of a baby boy, Page Allen Sacky, Porn Nov. 9, 1960 in a Tucson, Arizona hospital. He weighed 7 lbs. and 12 ozs.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Sacky ot Corpus Christi.

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S-Sgt. and Mrs. Eugene Ermis of Fairbanks, Alaska, Air Base announce the arrival of a baby girl, born Oct. 23, named Katherine Marie at the Fairbanks Hospital. She weighed 8 pounds and 8 ounces. Grandparents are Joe Pekanec, Paris, F'rance, and Mrs. August Ennis• of Seymour, Texas.

• • A baby boy weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces, was born on Oct. 27 at Youens hospital in Weimar to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vasek of Freyburg. The little Funeral services for William. F. (Will) fellow has been named Stephen.

Lehmann, 77, of Needville, were held • • frbi the Needville Methodist Church at 911- p.m. Tuesday of last week, with Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Tobola, are the Rev. Nolan R. Vance of the First Meth- proud parents of a baby boy born at 3:00 odist Church of Rosenberg, officiating. Thursday morning, Nov . 10, at Provi• • dence Hospital. The mother is the former Miss Eustace Bartosh. GrandparMr. and Mrs. Henry Matula celebrated ents are Mrs. Frances Bartosh and Mr. their silver wedding anniversary with a and Mrs. Jim Tabola all of West. party at Plainview Hall, Sunday, Oct. • • 30, when a large number of friends and relatives were on hand to help them Mr. and Mrs. George L. Vaculik of obs' . 1 ye this wonderful occasion.

Rosenberg, are the parents of a girl, • • Patricia Ann, born Novembe' 2 weighing 5 lbs., 12 ounces.

On early December Wedding will unite in mDrriage Miss Sandra Fay Schattner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Fred W. SchatA baby daughter was born to Mr. and tner of Shreveport, La., and John Frank Mrs. Leroy Rehak of Houston on SaturKoicak, Jr., of Houston, son of Mr. and day, November fith at a Houston hosMrs. John Kulcak Sr., of Louise, Texas. pital. The little lady, who weighed 6 'The 'Ceremony will take place at 7 o'clock pounds, 8 ounces will answer to the name ' in the evening of Saturkiley, December of Cynthia Ann. Warmly welcoming her 3, in the North Highland Baptist Church. are two sisters, Debbie and Barbara.

FROM THE SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION About 25,00 people -- widows, aged dependent parents, and disabled children age 18 and over -- thc survivors of workers who died before 1940, will now be able to, collect monthly social security benefits.

Originally, the social security law providl,'d benefits only for retired workers.

The law was changed in 1939 to make benefits payable to the survivors nad dependents of workers, but until the 1960 amendments, no monthly benefits were provided for the survivors of workers who died before 1940.

Under the new law, payment can be made at the widows of workers who died after March 31, 1938, rand before January 1, 1940; to their aged dependent parents; and to their disabled sons and daughters.

To qualify for benefits a widow or dependent mother of a worker who died before 1940 must be 62 years of age or over. A dependent father must be 65 or over. A disabled son or daughter must have a disability so severe that it keeps him or her froni doing any substantial gainful work. Also, the disability must have begun before the child reaches his 18th birthday.

If you believe that you or someone you know may be eligible to get benefits as a result of this change in the law, remember, payments must be applied fen Call, write or visit your social security district office or see the representative who comes regularly to your area.

Sports Column More Hunters Seek Permits Austin — Interest in public hunts in Texas has shown a definite increase, according to H. D. Dodgen, executive secretary of the Game and Fish, Commission.

Last year 13,890 persons made applications for permits to hunt on one of the wildlife management areas of the Game) Commission. There were 1,700 permits issued. This year there; were 16,727 applications and 2,438 permits issued, Drawings were held in the Commission office in Austin recently, and names were drawn for the hunts. They have been authorized to remove surplus animals from the management; areas.

The greatest number of applications came for the Kerr area, where 5,418 hunters sought a permit to kill 321 deer; the next largest number came for the' Black Gap area in the Big Bend, where there were 3,185 seeking permits to take 403 deer.

Persons whose names were drawn for these hunts have received, notice setting up their dates for the hunts. o • Don't Forget Duck Stamps Duck hunters are warned that they must have the Federal $3 duck stamp before shooting waterfowl in any areas.

Ts stamp is required of all persons 16 years of age and over.

• • Panhandle Area Quail Comeback Austin -- Work done by Parmer County ranchers to bring quail back to that area is rescribed in the November issue of the "Texas Game and Fish" magaZine. Working through biologists and the wardens in that area, the faavriers were able to release quail on approximately 21,000 acres of land that had been signed up in a management program.

The main problem was providing cover in flat agricultural land. The landowners found brush piles, fallen trees, old buildings and even abandoned farm implements, to give cover to the birds.

Vt STNt K — WEST, TEXAS In. all, 51 farmers took part in the program. A. L. Kirby, a Bovine) farmer, was naorAed president of the group. After meetings with A. S. Jackson, game commission biologist, and Warden Pat Donnelly, they got 600 quail from the State game farm at Tyler.

There was an excellent hatch of the birds. Other landowners in the area are now interested, and it is expected that next year the quail range will be enlarged'.

• • Tag Your Deer Persons who shoot deer this year chould attach their deer tags to the carcass immediately. This is the warning of J. B. Phillips, assistant director of law enforcement of the Game and Fish Commission. In the case of a buck, the tag can be tied or taped to its horns , On al egal doe killed on a permit, the tag should be tied to one of its legs in such a manner that it cannot come loose.

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Mum 27 Wednesday, November 23 Jimmy Brosch and His Country Boys — Thanksgiving Dance — SPJST Pokrok Hall in Houston Sil Krenek orchestra — Thanksgiving Dance — American Legion Hall in Crosby Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Community Hall at New Taiton Joe Patek and Bill Mraz orchestras — Battle Dance — Bill Mraz Hall in Houston Thursday, November 24 Thanksgiving Day Henry Brosch orchestra — Recreation Center in Granger Eric Honza orchestra — Waco SPJST Linden Hall at Elm Mott Joe Patek orchestra — SPJST Hall in Taylor.

All the above dances are at night nir less otherwise specified, This is a free service but applies only to those dances at which mainly polka and waltz music Is played by a live orchestra. The Vestnik or writer will assume no responsibility Polka Dance Calendar resulting from any dance announcement which is listed i this column Listings CALVIN CHERVENKA from orchestras and dance hall should be received at least one week before Saturday, November 19 Charlie Adamcik and His Polka Tones — publication. Send all listings to Calvin Chervenka, Route 2, Rogers, Texas.

RVOS Hall in Gunter ) • 4, • Emil Bartos orchestra — Milheim Hall Henry Brosch orchestra — Placed() Hall CAN MY FRIEND cola TO U.S. Adolph Falke orchestra — 5:30 p.m. — Question: 1 am an American citizen.

Dinner and Dance — SPJSO Pokrok Hall in Houston On a trip to Europe last sum:x:1er, I met Ed Faraizi orchestra — SPJSO Pokrok a gril who told be that she would like Hall in Dallas very much to immigrate to the United Slim Haisler's Playboys — Waco SPJST States, but that she had no relatives here. She comes from a country whose Linden Hall at Elm Mott Hi-Toppers orchestra — Wedding Dance quota is current. Her problem is an affiSaengerhalle near New Braunfels davit of support. My employer says he Konvicka's Worthing Band — Wedding would be willing to give her a job. Is Dance — Day and Night — KJT there any way in chich she can come Hall at Nada, over?

Answer: Yes, if your employer is willSil Krenek and Bill Mraz orchestras — Battle Dance — Bill Mraz Hall in ing to make a contract with your friend, she may use this contract instead of an Houston Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Wedding Dance affidavit of support. Under the immiAmerican Legion Hall in Shiner gration . law up to 1952, an alien was George Machart and His Polka Boys — not permitted to make a contract for employment prior to coming to the K. and G. Hall in Victoria Sharles Mikush orchestra — Dacosta United States. Under the present law, the alien is pen.rdtted to make arrangeHall Ed Rejcek orchestra — Harvest Dance ments for his employment before he Sponsored by St. George's Altar So- comes to the United States and may subciety — SPJST National Hall in Fort mit evidence regarding such an agreement to show that he is not likely to beWorth Vrazel Polka Band — SPJST Hall in Elk come a public charge. Only if the Secretary of Labor certifies that there is an Sunday, November 20 Sil Krenek orchestra — Hostyn Hall near 'oversupply of certain kinds of skilled laborers in a given locality of the United La Grange Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Moravan Hall States, does the law bar the immigration of an alien who has such skill and who is at Corn Hill near Jarrell George Machart and His Polka Boys — coming to that locality. At present no Wedding Dance — Recreation Hall such finding has been made by the Secin Hallettsville retary of Labor.

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Ve sttedu, dne 16. listopadU 1960 Prue se mime varovat "smaienfeh" jidel Na priprave jidla velmi 'mob° zateiii, Na ptiprave jidla velmi mnoho ma-li jidlo bYti snadno ztravitelne. Pro to moderni peee o nemocne vy2aduje tolik pozoru pti diets a proto se musi pro ne jidlo ptipravovati zvlaSte a jinak ne2 pro zdra,ve. Jiste 2e kaZdY ji2 pozoroval, 2e pa nekterem jidle citi ze 2aludku kyselynu a jidlo citi v 2aludku dlouho. Ale kdy2 je to same jidlo jinak ptipraveno pak si na nej ani nevzpomeneme. Tedy musi byti neco v ptiprave jidla, co dela tento rozdil.

Lide se davno hadali o to, jakY zpasob piipravy jidla je nejprospanejS1 pro lidi, zyla,Ste se 2aludkem, ktery dobte nepracuje a ye vetSine ptipadti bylo rozhodnuto, 2e vateni je lep gi ne2 peeeni a toto je zase lepsi net sma2eni, aekoliv je posud hodne lidi, kteti tomu nechtejj rozumeti, ale ja se zde pokusim vysvetliti proe tak je.

Jsou lids, jim2 lepe chutna smaZene maso net vatene aneb 2e peeene maso jim lepe chutna ne2 vatene a smakne za se lepe ne2 peaene. Vatene maso je voice no jen ye vode. Peeene jest vlo2eno do pekaee a ptikryto, tedy na nej fleinkuje jen suche horko. Sma2ene ale je vlo2eno do omastku, kterY se rozpali mnohem vice net se mute rozpalit voda. Nek dy je omastku malo maso se obraci a jindy zase je omastku tolik, aby se potopilo. frainky na maso jsou nasledujici: PH vateni se zahteje maso jen na bod varu a zmekne tak, 2e jej snadno mohou zuby rozmelniti a za2ivaci At'avy projmouti, tak aby se mohlo rozpustiti a pre meniti na peptony. Tedy stane se snad no rozpustnYm ye vode. Peeene maso je zahtato v horkem vzduchu, at' je to PI v troube u kamen aneb nad ohnem a 25,r dosahne vYSky a,2 400 stupila Fahr. Tim ale nastanou zcela jine zmeny v mase.

Ponevad2 je toto horko suche, tedy se z masa vypati co mono vSecka voda, maso jaksi uschne a vysokkm stupnern teploty se rozkladaji bilkovite latky zee la jinYm zpaso6em net ve varici vode.

Tvoteji se latky, pattici do vysokYch stu ptia aromatickYch serif, a proto mail ji nou vuni nee vatene a nekteti lids si libuji v teto vani. Ale horkem, se stane maso mene rozpustnYm a jaksi se vysugi a ztvrdne, tak 2e se pak neda tak snadno rozpustiti za2ivacimi At'avami v 2aludku a sttevach a proto je ho v 2alud ku dele cititi. Cim je vy ggi teplota, tim horM jsou nasledky. Pak se pH vysdke teplote tvoteji latky podobne kreosotu, methylaminu a pod., a ty nejsou prospeSne zdravi. Maso vatene neb ye vode dugene, vyda mnohem vice ne2 peeene neb vatene ponevad2 se ho mute vice

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V tST K — WEST, TEXAS rozpustiti v za2ivacich St'avach a tel.° z neho dostane vice potravy.

SmaZene maso koneene je proniknuto mima ztvrdnuti vlaken a osu geni, jests omastkem, kterY see easteene chemicky spoji s proteiny v mase a pak jest tim obti2nefSi pro zaZivaci gt'avy jej rozpustiti a v peptony ptemeniti. elm vetSi je horko, tim je take vice tuku via kny masa absorbovano a tim je te2gi k ztraveni. Ude konajici teZS1 praci yen ku na zdravem vzduchu, kteti hloubeji dYchaji, jests ztravi podobne maso, ale nemocni a slabi lids vabec ztravi takoveho masa velmi maso a toto jen ion sobi zacpu, zahniva v stkevach a otravuje jests nernocneho vyvinujicimi se z toho jedovatYmi plyny. Ze v geho masa jsou nejtagimi k ztraveni letni salamy, ty suche tvrde salamy, ktere jsou asi tak snadno k ztraveni a rozpouSteni jako vydelana kti2e neb nakrajene stare gumove rafy. NemocnYm se nikdy nema, davati podobne ptipravene maso, nikdy nemaji dostavati uzenky, klobasy, sa, cervulaty a podobne stvoteniny.

Pro nemocneho je nejlepsi v gecko jen vatene. To same plati vejcich sma2enYch na omastku, at' jsou ji g rozmicha ne nebo sma2ene cele. SmaZene a peeene maso, vzdor jeho ptijenine vani neni

daleko tak ztravitelne a tedy i ne jako vatene. Hodi se hlavne jen pro lidi pracujici tako, venku na zdravem vzduchu. )• Take poroueeti Malemu Slavkovi zemtela sesttieka.

Pted napomina ho moudra ma minka: "Slaveeku, na pohtbu sve sestfie . ky musiS plakat!"

Slavek, slyAe to napomenuti u2 Po bre kotu se slovy: "Ale jak mam plakat, kdy2 se mi nechce?"

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"Proepak se kritik Y. tvati dnes na svilj svatek tak kysele?" — "Olenove me 4. stskeho divadla mu poslali darem .atr2kovY kalendat, proto2e je ne'St'asten, kaZdY den neco trhat!"

Velike gtesti A.: "Praire prosadili zakon na ochranu zpevneho ptactva."

B.: "Tak! To jsem rad, 2e husy newt'. zpivat."

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