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BENEVOLENCE HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD.

PODPOR•A LIDSHOST BRATRSTVI

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 with Undeliverable Copies to: SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T. P. 0. Box 400, TEMPLE, TEXAS.

RO5NIK (VOLUME) XLIX Cislo (No.) 32

9. SRPNA (AUGUST) 1961

JAI{ BYCHOM MELT NAIILIZETI NA MAJETEK Majetek ktery vlastnime jest vY.sledek prate a zakladem vteho obeeneho blaha. V te veci a v torato nahliteni se velice rozehazime z novou naukou, te jetek ma bYti celeho statu, vtech spoleen& Pohovokme si tedy , dries o tom a pokusim se vas pkesvedeiti, te viastnictvi nate tehokoll y, jest pravo potivati toho, co nam beze sporu nate& Nikoho nenutim aby se mnou souhlasil, ale jiste vim, te rozbovor slu gne yedeny, nemute nikomu u gkodit a motna, te ziskarn mnozi, kteki o veci dfikladne tdosud neuvatovali. Zdar a budouci nate snateni bude posilneno natl virou nam katdemu ma naleteti Yee to co jsme si svoji prat'. dobyli.

Nate svobodne nakladani s tim majetkem ktery jsme si natetkili, jest nejsilnejti pakou ku praci a natemu v gelikemu snateni.

Pojem vlastnietvi jest vrozenY', — ditt rozeznava mezi svYm a. cizim. Ani divoch za . davnYch dob, nodal si vziti zvek kterou sobe ulovil, ani svoji zbrari kterou si udelal.

Pray() vlastnictvi nelze pkesne stanoviti, zylatte v zemich. pokrotilYch. — Co mam na tele, jest me a jestlite nine nekdo na ulici vytahne gatek z kapsy, tak si pkivlastnil cizi majetek. To neni majetek spoleeny.

Ovgem, te neni motno, abychom vte co nam naleti pri sobe nosili. tfeba jak 'olnik aby sebou nosil vte co jest jeho, ,.ebo obchodnik ei iemeslnik sve stroje nebo lekak sve instrumenty a zafizeni.

V tom padu tedy ma katdY z nas za

to, k jsou ty veci vatim majetkem proto, to jsou na vati farme, ye vagem obydli fdomech ci Ukadovnach. Majetek jednotlivee je tedy ye ye: tech movitYch jako jsou veci penize, zbeai, zakizeni, stroje atd. atd.; ve vecech, ktere lze s mista na misto pfenateti, anebo v nemovit3ich, pit nicht takove pfenateni neni motno, jako jsou farmy, domy, lesy, tovarny a jine. Takove majetky jsou taky jiste nagim vlastnictvim cot bYva nejtite dokazati.

Kdy2 nekdo se Hohlasi, to ten nami koupeny dim je jeho majetkem, musime sve vlastnieke pravo dokazati a to zakonem. Mon dal nam: moo dUkazil listinam ye forme pkedepsamou, ktera dosvedei, kdo ma bYti pokladan za praveho vlastnika nemoviteho majetku pole, lesa ,doinu a jineho vie.

Takova fiprava yeti je nutna a jest yelike dobro, kdy2 uvalime, te east() dfikaz vlastniekeho prava bSrva spletenou veci, pkes.tetkosti zakon rna chraniti valstnictVi katdeho obtana a ne mu jej odejimat jak se vysvethije a mylne, pry — pro spoleene dobro.

Tomu nevetime.

Ornyl ten clad vyvracet, pokud budu moci, nebot' videli jsme, te ma j etek i blahobyt a bohatstvi prospiva vtem tkidam lidu. Katdy tedy slouti obecnemu blahu, kdo pracuje a rozmnotuje bohatstvi. — tedy prace bYti hajend, jest hajiti' i chraniti katcleho jednotliveho majetku, jent jest pkec ovocem prace, nebot' je videt, te tam v tech zemich kde ovoce prace neni jit chraneno, tam pkestava i vetkera, pilnost a ani treStY nepomahaji.,

Clovek kterY se domaha ma jetku svoji praci neni sobcem jak se nam snaZi namluviti. Prace jest namahani a kdyby elovek nebyli jist svkin vYdelkem, tak pracoval by jen z ruky do huby a obudoucnost by se vnbee nestwral. Uznejme tedy, ze jen vytrvala as spravedlive o'dmenovana prate poinaha obeenemu, pokroku.

Kdy2 si za sve fispory postavime a neb koupime obydli ti domeki jest vystavem na zemi a kdo by nam neuznal vlastnietvi pfuly na ktere tento dum stoji a kterSr jsme si zakoupili di postavili za penize ktere jsme si poctivou praci ten nasilne a bezohledne niei v ka'idem snahu, budovati a prokazati lidstvu bu svoji praci a zvelebeni zeme kde domov jeho se nateza.

Koneene, kdo by obetoval sve tIspory na domov, kdyby nemel vlastniti i piida na kterem stoji a nemel by bYti jist, te mu ji stat nevyrve? Wall by prfimysl a obchod se vyvijel, kdyby nebyl tlovek jist, to neztrati vte to co vlotil a o zlepgeni se vynasnatil?

Tam kde se spoleene hosoodaki, vede toto jen zchudnuti zeme opet ke koned/Amu se deleni na chude a bohatce, nebot` lenoch jak vtdy by sviij podit utratil a musel by znovu pracovati a ten getrnY a pilnY by -Intl pkiletitost si nastra,jmeni. dat Tam kde by se jednotlivci vte vzalo, on pak by obdrtel vte vtdy eeho potiebuje, nikdo by vice bez pilinteeni n.eehtel pracovati a se namahati, a zine nate by pustla dobytek byi neotetken zmiral (Pokraeovani na strand 4)

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V nekterSrch nagich zemich za rnotem si ted' vehni va gi umeni. Zatim co dtive se tam vydavali knihy brog ovane, dava ji tam nyni vetgina spisovatelfi do vazby.

• • Pojigteni neberou si lide jen pouze aby jejich rodina mela na funus, ale proto, ge za Ika gdSr dolar, kterSi do Jednoty vlogi, mail k oeekavani nekolik, protoge prtimerne ka gdV elavek axnira dtive neg co do pojigtoni vlogil.

Hlavni zaklad svobody a vilbee dobreho zdaru naroda. jest ye vgent vetejnost, a dobte informovani vor g ada si pravdu ktera se svetla neboji. Ma yne pamatujme sestryi a bratti, Ze Havliekovi slova plati jegto pine podnes, avil: — "Ka-.

IcIV musi s clemokracii zaeit sam u sebe a jen tak to nag e politika se yyda,ti.

Kdo sam sebe a svou rodinu nedokdle, nevefte mu. zpilsobem Jak mute jinm radu davat, jak by zlepgili sittij stay , spolku, obce, okresu a statu." — A prave i u nas se s takovYNage Jednota SPJST je opine nestran- mi osobaini setkavame ktere jsou jen ke na zalogena, k vzajemnemu se podporo- zkaze lidske spoleenosti. * vani &exit.' a jejich dedicii a nas obchod pojigt'ovaci je vecien zcela bezySrdeleene Zkounia-li jste na gi posledni finaneni a jen smetuje k prospechn olenti. zpravu twetejfienou, niajetek na gi SPJST • • vzrosti na, surna 11 rnillionti 514.906.15. tasto si elenove na gi Jednoty v ruz- Nov' rad 168 uveCien v oJurdanton a nych mysli, ge jig ziskali kagcleho, stateene se tam din. — Co nevidet nakdo mohi byti za elena ziskan, ale jegte stanou v Texasu gne sbirani baviny. jsou vgude lide, kolem kterSich jsme po Vetg inou firoda dosavad slibuje bVti leta chodili a kteti nejsmt mezi nami, dobra, a poinery obchodu se zlep guji. — a to jen proto, ge je nikdo nepozval Je tedy ptihodna dolaa na agitaci a zioni se mezi nas netlaaili. skani novSich elenti a hled'me dostihnou• • ti ten na g 5tSi okrsek — Na zdar.

61ovek je yeru Ivor nespokojenS7 . r2dy) • 44 cky chce to co nema,. Hubujeme na dlou•el • o hou zimu, v lete na horko, bud' nazikame na pfiligne sueho ,anebo se zlobime kdyg moc prgi. Jsou mnozi lide tak Po delgi parade a dohode s rozbrueeni, ge se zda, ze jirn to dela ra- Hlavni Ifiadovny bylo usnegeno, — lost kdyt mohou projevovat nevUli. nebudou budoucne ye Vestniku uvefejnovane obrazky nevest, vYroei isou nekteti, kteti vtibec gerta nero- absolventii ritznSrch gkol coz nerna peirnq zuini a kdyg nekcly neco pronesete ger- vztah na na gi spolkovou prici eidovou, tern, lined to na, sebe potahuji a ye zlern okrskovou a viibec cele Jednoty. To se si yykladaji.

TakovSmi brueounfun je stain k vfill obmezeni vydani za zhotovejiste nejlepe se vyhnout. Pokud rep- ni rytin a pogtovneho spojeneho s vrata,ji sami pro sebe, clobra at' si brad., a- cenim obrizkft odesilatelinn. le east° oni podyraceji kagdou zdravou Dile bylo usne geno, kaidi zisilka a prirozenou dtiveru a spoleeenske sna- odeslana redaktorovi must bSrti pine vyZen'. placena, a za obrizky ktere si piejete * • aby vim byli vraceny, must bYti V givote je kazdiy eloyek temet po- no pateieue pogtovne. Obraaky ku kterym staven °beds pled te gIcS7 filcol, lcdyg je peiloien dopis, must 14ti tak oznaeerozhodnout, co ho ptijde lacineje, ne na obilce, jinak eel& zisilka je prvni pravdu, anebo si vzit advokata. tidy, a chybujict po gtovne must dopla• e eeti redakce.

Dne 29. eervence ptipadlo v'Siroei fimrti Karla HavliCloa Borovskeho. Vzporninali Ceny vgeho, i pogtovnebo se stale zvyjsme bojovnika jen narodu naznaeil guji a jest tleba opatrlic6eo vedeni cot cestu a zpilsob jak 2a pravdu a syobo vyiaduje napravu. Karla zasilka ktera du naroda pracovat. — Havlieek stal se nehude pine vyplacena ode Ilatelenn, buv letech 1848 na gim narodnirn hrdinou, de mu, vracena. Vi g redaktor Vim pie vzorem a ueitelern, a zanechal ram pH- din dekuje za laskave porozumeni tokaz, abyehom dealt politiku poetivou a muto nalizeni a za Va gi soueinnost.

Dulezite oznamem

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Ze v La Grange nemocnici se naroDen Mlideie rimvf.Aiho dii syneeek R. GerikovYm a starieky jsou Elo Georika ai Richard Kallusovi.

• okrsku — 2e ve FrYdku byl sezdan v nedeli - 2e ye Wichita Falls zemtela minulY pan Jerome Florian se sleenu Mary Ann Minulou nedieli konal or u :if:1;11.1 eislo 39 v Bryan, Den Mladek to.boto okrsku. .)d en pain Frances Kovatik 811eta pa Mieth ze San Felipe. Pkejeme gtesti. delgi nemoci. Bydlivala kdys v Bryan Prostorna sin toilet°, Mar mohla leha do Wichita se ptestehovala pied 55 lev San Antonio zemkel nam zna- ko pojmouti tkikrate tak velkou nayStety. Zanechala, zade syna a 3 dicery, Nage mY pan Victor Barta ye stall 78 let. vu jak ta, ktera, se dostavila v ten krassoustrast rodine, Byl pochoyan z kostela St. Patrick. 0 nY sluneeni den.

• • Vedouci inladeZe, nak snaiva, sestra jeho rodine nemarne Z'axlInou zpravu. . le Robert Mazaeovi ze • • Lillie Matejkova, mela ze syYch doma— Ze man & Schulenburg se dodkali sveho vYroei, 504 — 2e v Houston, sezdane byli pan Ro- etch sil, nacvieenY pekny program a leteho manZ'elstvi minulY Wen. Nage bert Kutae se sleenou Glorii Millerovou, pouze rad eislo 9 ze Snook s mladeli vypomohl a byl ten poeetne zastoupen. fiad gratulace. pfejeme jim gtesti.

• • • Novy Tabor, pouze 18 mil vzaaleny byl — Ze Statieek John Janak kterY, zemvelice slabe zastoupen.

— Ze mankle Frank Koudelkoyi fel minule ye Wagner nemocnici star ekali se vzacneho yYroei sveho padeNak H1avni Uradovnit byla zastoupe76 let, byl , pochovall na $t. Mary's Nage sati leti silatku v Moulton, za velke na bratrem Joe B. HojnYm a bratrem soustrast, Mnoho Ben Zabeikem a , r jejich manZelky se freasti s ySr.ch pkatel a rodiny. ♦ • dalS'iho zdravieka. dosta.vili. TeZ Iredaktor s manZelkou.

— Ze v Houston, narodilo se deveatko • • Tesilo nas se pozdraviti s bratrem DismanZeltim L. MareshovYm pochazi ze — 2e Alfred Schindler ze Schulenburg Sweet Home. Srdeene na ge blahoptani. si za drifiku Zivota, vyvolil sleenu Kathy triktnim organisa,torein V. Barinou z Koyak; bratrem predsedou E. R. Jakubikem • • Stafovu z Nady a budou sezdani v ko- ze Snook, brartem, F. Vytopilern. Vkchstaterika Emilie Gajdogova, ze- stele v Nade.

Prejeme zdar. ny tyto i s rodinami. Dale bratri Srubar, • • mtela a byla, pochovana na, osadnim z Caldwell, Vanek, Matejka, Mach', a jebitove v texaske Praze. (aZnechala syna Ste ty broth kteki se o has Nznive sta.— sriatek z HostYna Ze ten je hlagen a dceru a nekolik vnuku. PozristalYm ran a sestry y kuchyni, jejich jmena sleeny Apolenii Jandeve s panem Jesse nage soustrast. , jsem si lituji, nepoznamenal.

L. Wiedem z Fayetteville a i ,ilin plati ♦ • Odpust'te, vratim se k podrobnemu ponak uprimne blahoprani.

Die vSech — Ze mankliim Bartogoqm se narodil ye Wagnerove nemocnici syndeek znamek nak sestry a bratri organisatori pisu i s obrazky priSte. Doufam, Ze se minulY tSrden, v Moulton. Mnoho gtesti maji dobrou pkilelitost v techto novYch zas vSichni seidern ve Snook dne 27. srpna. Na shledano.

Red. dornacnosti. pfej eme.

• • ) cts • • • 2e v Moulton byla pocho yand miz Angleton je hla gen sriatek kteBRATRA PETRA RARSTEJNRA rY se bude konat koncem srpna sleeny nuly tYden pani Katy Bla2kova ktera NENI VICE Dolores Vaclavik s panem Robertem Lye- zemkela v San Antonio. K vednernu, odSmutna, nas do gla zvest z Oklahoma. kou, a ptejeme jim oboum mnoho gte- poeinku byla ulcdena. vedle sveho man'tela kteryl ji na vednost ptede gel. — City ie bratr a pritel nas Petr Rab gtejsti. nek navidy odegel. Litujeme uptimne • • Nage soustrast rodine. jeho mIchodu nebot' v nem ztratili jsme • • — Ze ye Fayetteville maji novou mo— 2e oslavy 6oti leteho vY'rodi poji g verneho pkitele a radce. — Po Leta byl derni pogtovni budovu pro lep gi poho-VovacihsplkuROSdeotan,s odberatelem nakho organu a teSil se dli a okrasu mesteeka.

• • velkYch navgtev. Tento krajanskY z nakho pokroku. Byl pkitelem nag.

— 2e v innolaSrch mistech jsou ptibyt- spolek jakoZ" i spolek SVPS, spoleene s Jednoty, dobrym hospodakern, maniena farmach prazdne. Rolnici se ste- nagimi bratrskYini Jednotami mnoho do- lem a otcem, vernkm vlastencem a obehuji do mest a farmy kupuji banketi . bra pro sve elenstvo iii- zde mezi nami tavYm narodnim pracovnikem. Cestna Nak upkinma souVetgino,u se tam zatizaji pastvi gte pro vykonali. VaZ'me si jich a dejme jim mu budti pamet. strast rodine.

Red. nagi vgestrannou podporu. dobytek, kde pted lety se pestovals ba• • vIna, a korna i jine plodiny, • — Ze manZeltim Barto govYm se nara• dil ve Wagnerove nemocnici synaeek miv El Campo nemocnici zeintel nulY Wen v Moulton. Mnoho gtesti pteJohn Zapalad 45 let* minulY Wen. Zajeme. nechal zde manZ"elku, dceru a syna ro• 4, diee v Midfield a tti sestry. Byl pochoHlavni fitaclovria SPJST poskytuje Ze soudni sine van na ogadni htbitov. Vern pozfistapiijelty na farmy ranee a vybudovank "Jestli uslySim v soudni sini je gt6 jed'Ym nage uptimna soustrast. non, nejake vYkkiky," pravil rozeilene mestskY majetek kdekoliv v Texasu.

• Pujeuje svoje vlastni penize na nizke pfetseda soudu, "darn tohoi eloveka ih— 2e sleena Georgie Ann dcera man- ned vyvesti ze sine!" tiroky a na dlouhe splatky s velice pkiz&hi Jim KuleakovYch z Hillje, si vy voVgechno ztichlo, najednou, v gak zvolal nivymi podminkami pro pkedeasne vyplaceni. — PfSte si o blizsi podrobnosti lila za ienicha pana L. Lutringera z El nada Inasite: na: Supreme Lodge, SPJST, Box 400, Campo a jejich sriatek bude kanan v "VYborne!"

Temple, Texas.

Hillje v zati. — Na ge blahoptitni.

Byl to obgalovanfr.

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Kalenclai okrskovSrch scnuz' PRVI+4 OKRSEK Oznamujeme vaem tadtim a naaemu elenstvu prvniho okrsku ze nase ptiki schfize se bude konat ve Snook u tadu eislo 9, dne 27. srpna, (August). .Jste k teasti zdvotile zvane. PodrobnY potad bude oznamen.

E. R. Jakubik, ptedseda okr.

DRUFfi OKRSEK Oznamuje svili "Youth Activity Day", kterY se bude opet potadati v Camp Tahuya pobliZe Belton, jiZne od mesta Tem ple. — Den a program bude v kratkosti oznarnen.

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Ja.k bychorn meli nahliieti na majetek

Rad v Buckholts 6islo 15 oznamuje pofaciani vYroeniho spoleeneho obecla na den 13. srpna po sve tadove schuzi, kte(Pokraeovani se strany 1 ra je svolana na jedenactou hodinu.

• • zdruZeni by nemelo pak z echo. rozdaval "Youth Day" a souteZ u kadu Praha svym elentun.

'Oslo 29 v Taylor dne 13. srpna. Ptivedle Vette tedy, ze jen neskracene viastsve ditky aby se na souteli mohli podilenictvi a majetek jednotli yce bylo, jest a ti. Dne 20. srpna distitriktrii souta v bude vaude zakladem blaha celku, celeCamp Tahuaya. ho naroda a ze vAude tam kde se majeHoustonskY tad 88 na Studewood se tek at' ji2 jakYkoliv, jednotlivce uchvati, -- se Mei Llaho a pokrok celeho nacbysta potada.t velkolepY "Princes Ball" a site dne 12, srpna (August the 12th) roda a jeho snahu pokrait tak nezbytne coz ptipada na sobotu yeeer. Poznae- pottebnou, — a proto, varujme se tote si sviij kalendat a ptichystejte se a ho. jiste nebudete litovat.

Snalne vas ptatele Zasinm„ abyste si 0 • tento elaneeek pro nahodilou pottebu Add Waco eislo 66 bude pro svoji mid- uschovali. Psal jsem jej po dukladnem ude2 Youth Club potadat peknou taneeni vaZovani a pro na ge budoucl spoleene zabavu dne 13. srpna a Cruz Ortiz orche- dobroi.

Red. stra bude vyhravat. Vstupne stanoveno 4% • (— • na 75v za osebu. Ookolni inladeZ a je-

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TRET1 OKRSEK podzimni schtize 3. okrsku se bude konat u hosticiho tadu 154 ve Ft. Worth. Den a program bude zaveas ozjich ptatele jsou srdeene zvane. narnen.

PAT OKRSEK pteje si oznarniti, ze podzimni schtize se bude konat u Padu Stefanik 'Oslo 142 v Houstonu dne 15. tijna. — Schilze bude zahajena o 10:30 dopoledne, v poledne obod a odpoledne program mladde. — Vic o tom bude weds oznameno.

F. A. Kadleeek, taj okrsku.

• S' ESTt OKRSEK oznamuje, ze jejich podzimni schtze v East Bernard se bude konat dne 22. Mina (October) v sini K. 3. T. Riverside POeinaje ptesne o 10 hodine dopoledne.

Mimo jinYch dtdelitYch zastojii, bude se konat volba distriktnich fitednikti. — Nezapomerite a dostavte se.

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Pad eislo 40 v Hilbe potada v sobotu dne 19. srpna, zabavu. Fludba "Trimphs" orchestra. Dale v nedeli dne 10. zati hudba Frank Gregurek a pa v sobotu dne 16. LEA, svadebni veselici.

Frank Gregurck orchestral F. 8ablatura, Louise, Texas • V patch dne 18, srpna Pad 92 Fort Worth potada ye sve sini velkou taneeni zabavu "Polka Dance" pti hudbe Al Grebnik orchestra ze Schuyler, Nebr.

BRATRI A SESTRY ORGANISATOM Bratti a sestry organisatoti povAiranete si laskave rtiznYch zprav, "co- jsem pies Oden zaslechl" aneb v Friends in the News", kde uvadime pfilelitost pro vas zajemce vyhledat a pfipomenouti jim, ze kahlY elovek pottebuje pojisteni.

SEDMY OKRSEK podzimni schtize sedmeho okrsku bu- Jest to nejlepii uloleni nasich penez, de se konat jak oznameno dne 1. Mina vzpomente jim, ze v kaZdem pripade do(October) v American Legion Hall, stane poj gtenSi sve penize zpatky. — Pri torn ale kaZdY Men SPJST ma ptildiKingsville, Texas u tadu Oslo 118. tost ku konani nesmirne dobre spoleeen) • •. • (-ske Praci v tade i v naiich distriktech s nasi mladeli aneb byti ucastni dobroeinne praci. Ziskavejme ditky oznameni V nasi rubrice aneb ty ditky naiich zemtelYch Oen& Pamatujme na to, ze chceme v tomto rote opet ptevYiiti urOnou kvotu a pPejeme Vam chen jen moZ'n'y zdar. ) • 4 • (—.

SJEZD MItULKOVE RODINY DevatY ordinny sjezd (Reunion) bude se konat v nedeli dne 20. srpria (August) v Sulphur Parku na Hi-way mezi Moulton a Shiner.

JESTE JEDNOU Vas vS'echny kdoZ se stehujete upozorriujeme, ze zmeny adres dhiZno zasilati ntimo do nail, Hlavni Utadovny kde se adresat opravuje. Posilate-li zmeny adres do West, musime je zas odesilat do Temple Hlavni iitadovne a mame s tim zbyteenou praci a poitovne vYlohy.

Adresa Hlavni irtadovny jest BOX 400 TEMPLE, TEXAS Dekuji Vain za, pozornost ptedem Red. ZMENE VAgI ADRESY POU2IJTE TOHOTO KUPONU Supreme Lodge SPJST. Box 400, Temple, Texas 2adam Vas o zrnenu me adresy jak nasIeduje:— Moje nova ,adresa jest:— •

Moje sta a adresa:—

Pattim k fadu Oslo S pozdravem Podpis

Ve stfedu, due 9. srpna 1961

VeSTNIK— WEST, TEXAS

spech, aby RVOS prospival a byl bezpeenY. ODDIL 9173VATELU ° S bratrskYin pozdravem, !tad Oslo 9 Snook Geo. E. Kazik Mile sestry a bratti: pravni radce RVOS nasledujici elanek jest i veNage pravidelna tadova schfize zase West, Texas dfilelity pro nage elenstvo SPJST a • 4, • (—. se bude konat aZ druhou nedeli v srpnu proto jej v pinem zneni pro jejich inmisto prvni nedeli jako obyeejne. Prvni formaci zde z Texaskeho Rolnika otisokrsek bude konat (Youth Activity Day) kujeme: na prvni nedClj v Bryan. Tak pro tu Zalohy Cleml u mistnich pHeinu schfize na geho radii se bude koplatnosti od 1. Cervence 1960 nat at druhou nedeli. Tak vas ygecky zveDoposud atyti mistni spolky neozna- planovanY doposud nezavazne nema ur me do Bryan na prvni nedoli. mily tajemniku Hl. fitadovny, Ze mail eiteho planu ale vime, Ze by mohl S pozdravem na hotovosti mistni zalohy v obnosu 15 dobre vüli krajanske vefejnosti a yeasE. R. Jakubik 4 4. centil na kaZdYch $100.00 pojigteni pro- nou pripravou, slouZit tentokrate opet ti ohni a clal gich 15 centri na kaZdYch co den vgendrodni oslavy, vgech nagich ElCamp o, Texas $100.00 proti bold% jak novY elanek 64 skupin.

Mile sestry, bratti a ctena redakce; naptijatY "referendum" v r. 1960 natizuje.

Dallas gti co je zname, jsou schopni geho mileho Vostniku: — Tato vec byla diikladne vysvetlena v ptipraviti krasny a dristojnY program.

Z dovolenim reeiakce zdeluji, te elenoRalniku, drive neZ-11 se o torn hlasova- —Posledni Oesiliy Den mel fispech, Ze jen ye spolku proti ohni, boiqi a blesku, lo, a pak znovu v finorovem disle v melo bYti ptiliodnej gi misto. DluZno pra- RVOS eislo, 26 v El Campo se rozhodli mein dopisu a dopisu podepsanem br. covati spoleene semknouti se ukaznene a oslavit 60ti lete Jubiletum, zaloleni toptedsedou a br. tajemnikem Hlavni mit jen jednu stejnou VYNIK- hoto ochranneho spolku, oslavou; ktekadovny.

NOUTI. — Vesta je yam pro kaZde rou budou potadati v K. C. Hallu v ElProtoZe byla to dosti velka zmena, VY- oznameni toho podniku 1 k ptipravam, Campo, 17. zati (September) 1961 v tak konnY VYbor v pravidelne schrizi 19. k sluZbam. zvanem Red Hill.

Red. eervence 1961 rozhodl, Ze nebude susTato oslava nam trefi v tu samou ne---.) • 4. • pendovati mistni spolky pro nedodrZedeli kdy narn trefi etvrtletni pravidelna ni toho pravidla, aZ do 1. ledna 1962. — schfize. Do teto slavnostni schuze bude TotiZ, diva se tento eas do konce lezastoupena na g e Hlavni fir-idovna a buNag president Kennedy pronesl ne- de pozvan senator Culp Krueger. togniho roku vgem mistnina zpolküm, aby onu zalohu vybrali Clain a ji sloZi- davno vyznamnou tee, ov gern Ze v anTake by jsme byli radi by Hlavni Ufaly, bud' v bance aneb v Savings Asso- glfetine kterou Cast pro svoji dillelitost dovna SPJST a KJT se sUeastnily, nezde pro nage elenstvo znovu uvadime: ciation. bot' eleni patti do -Lento ttech "Kcly2 ja se uchazel za presidenta, yeRozumi se, Ze. mistni spolek ty penize Co se tykes moji zkugenosti, vgechny mute uloZit pod! Urok, ale Neni dovoleno, del jsem Ze na mne eekaji mnohe sta- tyto jmenovane spolky, ktere byly a jsou die zneni toho elanku, delati z te zalohy rosti ale netu gil jsem, Ze btemeno presi- nisi zagtitou, udClali pro na g CeskY lid: dentskeho fitaclu bade tak take, TM- mnoho dobra, a settely macho a mnoho osobni pfijeky — jednotlivaim.

VYkonnY VYbor v ptipade nedodrZe- krat za meho Zivota na ge zerne podilela slzi, a proto by bylo clobre ntipomenouni tech pravidel nekterYm spolkem, po se na valkach nasledkem chybnych ti elentm, Ze my v gichni s la sve poji g ohledne firnyslti druhe strany. V Novem Roku, bude nucen ten mistni -tenidvam,presviAlaprot tomto nuklearnim veku chybnY fisudek Si ho east° nevaZime tak jak bychom si spolek suspendovati. — V takovem pade, elen ktery tu zalohu nema, slo2e- jedne nebo druhe strany mile ptinest vaZit melt Neni spravne Iccly2 se floc() nou, bude miti jeho poji gtern suspen- vetgi zkazu v nekolika hodinach neZ j a- stane, vybirati alrnuZiau us postiZeneho. za vgech valek zaznamena- Dnegni dobou manse no o ochranne dovano take, al by se ten mistni spolek ká nych v historii.

Jako president budu zodpodrobil tens pravidltim. spolky, ktere za malY po platky vas chrapoveden za osudy teto zeme je gte tki a ni, yeas neptizniveho osucin.

My vgichni elenove VYkonneho VYboru My bychom Si meli uvedomit, Ze Ziidoufame, e uznate, Ze VYkonny VYbor pill roku. Nekdy je na nine nalehano v te veci jedna mime, protole kdyby abych jednal rychle ale ohledne kornu- votni nebo ochranne poji. g Vaii na ktere V. V. vymahal kakde slovo v torn elanku nismu rychle rozhodovani neni moZne. Si platime jiste poplatky inesiene, etvrt Komunisti kontroluji pies bilion lidi na merle, jest jenom spotenirn Ciii stiaida64, byl by suspendoval ty spolky ji Z v lednu 1961. — RVOS jest vgak bratrskY spo- svete. Oni vi e jestli my udelame chy- nim, nebot' at' jest to jakTholiv pojistlek. — Ta zm'ona, byla velka, a proto se bu, jejich fispech je zajigten. Musime si ka, ona vain zarueuje ineitau sumu v dava tato dal gi lhilta do konce tohoto ro- zachovat odvahu a vytrvalost na dlou- jistYm Case. hou dobu. V techto nastavajicich tak ku.

V tom okaniliku kdy vat organistitor dlouhYch dnech a niesicich adam o VYkonnY VYbor ma ruce vilza.ne stano- vagi pomoc a poradu. Vgichni milu- zapige, a vy se stanete elenem techto vami, a bylo ujednano, e spolky, ktere jem tuto zem a ochotni jsme ji slouZit. Jednot, vy si utvotite tokovou poznStaty zalohy nebudou miti do Novehe Roku, Abych dostal s y Ym povinnostem a zodpo- lost, nebo dedictvi, pro svok , mile.

2ivotni i ochranne po j ir1i je, nejelou suspendovany. — Ta zaloha vednosti jako president, budu pottebospolkti patti 'dentin, a vlastne vat va gi dobrou vfili a va gi podporu, a na- nom ochrano,u, ale je tate investment a je pro dobro Clend, mistnich spolkii i pro de vge jine, vase modlitby. Dekuji yam a budete-li Zit a zorav tak yam jako, fiprotok Glen tu zalohu netrati, dobrou noc". Toto jest elanek informae- sporny investment ziistane.

KdyZ se obeznamite s poji gtenim, tak jen ma zaplaceno dopiedu, a tim RVOS ni a ponechavame Varn abyste jej sprapoznate, Ze ty poplatky • ejsou nieim j e o tolik pevnej gi. RVOS patti nam vedlive posoudili. jinYm netli spotenim a u1).dunim penex vgern a je to v nag (vgech elenii) pro) • 4 *

V orginu RVOS jest dü1eitetlinek

statni esIcS7 Den stave v Dallas,

z reci p presidenta

Strana 6 pro "stryeka pkihodu" ktere se yam nikdy neztrati.

S bratrskYin pozdravern, zUstavam Ig. 8enkykik.

• 4( • Temple, Texas Bratre redaktore Prikladam malt vYstkitek z rnistniho deniku Temple Daily Telegram tYkajici se nageho syna Josefa kterY studnje na statni universite v Austinu. On vysloutil 4 roky v naanokni dune a -aeastnil se "policejni akce" na Karel. ByIL umistnen na, Aircraft Carrier Princeton' a pak strojnikem na male zasobovaci lodi "U. S. Banner" kde protil nekolik tajfuri. Je tenat a ma je gte prodelat jeden semester.

Jelikot si podrtel vojenske vladni pojig teni nestal se elenem jednoty.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Karel Kalenda.

• 4 •A Wheelock, Texas Bratte redaktore, sestry a bratri.

Dnes v nedeli rano jsme nejeli do kostela a tak main volnou chvily. — Tedy napigu par kadkti do na geho mileho Vestnika. — Muslin prime podekovat sestre a bratru redaktorovy Ho gkovi za zaslano obrazky. Chteli jsme Vam podekovat at se nekde sejdeme, ale jak se podoba, kdot vi kdy to bude. — Tet dekujeme vgem pratelum za mile narrt vzpominky.

Ano mile pratele v gechno na svete se kdys skonei a tak take ukoneilo to moje 'dopisovani do nageho mileho Vestniku.

Ne to bych nechtel psat, ale jit se mne gpatne pi ge, ale je gte idoufam, to to pa mne bratr redaktor pkeete.

Pred nedavnem svoji nav gtevou nas poctili mantele Jan Kutelovi z Buckholts. — Oni jsou nagi davni pkatele a alespori jednou do roka se prijedou na nas podivat v tom na gem zastreenem tu sakouti. Vtdy se pospolu pekne pobavime a se obveselime nab ,dovedou oba vypraveti vesele prihody a olazylagte bratr J. Kutel. Jemu se opravdu divim ,jak si ty rfizne veci tak velice dobre zapamatuje.

Ted' bych mel nee° napsat noveho z nageho okoli, ale ja toho mnoho nevim, nebot' na taneeni zabavy nechodime a rdo schtizi jit take ne a tak se tu nic novela° nedozvime. Opravdu je mi po to spolkove piaci easem teskno ale nic platno. Lekak nakazal Mid a tacine rozeileni.

Celkem jsem za ty dlouha leta napsal dost zapisti a najezdil mnohou mili.

— Plat jesm, nikdy velky nemel a to proto to u kadu mnoho penez nikdy nebylo, ale test nas, Ze stejne pomalu a stale roste a dobke pokraeuje. — Kdyby nebylo nas par obetavYch Star gieh bratrti a

✓2 S'T N K WEST, sester na g e nova pekna, kadova sin by nikdy se nebyla Litujeme, to 6echoslovk pkestal vychazet a, podoba se, to nebude rdlouho trvat a zaniknou v gechny Ceske easopisy.

Jegte net ukoneim, chci venovat vzpominkou tern milYna zesnulYin beatriam, dobrYin spolkovYm pracovniktim a site bratru J. Horriakovi, Tom 8ebestovi a John Cajkovi, oni nine vtdy v me spolkove praci vYdatne podporovali a test budit jejich, pamatce.

Pozdrav na celou Jednotu a na v gichny nage pkatele od Frank a Ablina Vytopil ) • e

Ve stkedu, dne 9. srpna 1961

11, mantele John Hajovsky z Rowena, Texas, jest to moje neter, z inutove strany — jeji diva jmeno bylo Julie Krajeovia od Dayton, Texas. Jejich navgteva nas pot6sg ila ad to bylo na, kratleo Moje dcera a set' Bernard Polk dvema detmi byli na prazclni-nach v California. Ona pracuje pro leteckou spaleenest, tak letell tam_ i spatky, jen 21/2 hodiny, tr./alai jedna 'cesta do Los Angeles, tam si zrentovali karu a jezdili svoje prately nav gtivili veliCe se jim tam libila i v Hollywood byli v Disney Land a na, Santa Monica Beach, tak budou mit na CO vzpominat.

Mantel& Ed Orrick, (Ad.', do Alaska na 3 tYdny prazdnin. Prejeme jim mily pobyt tarn a g t'astny navrat :domil.

Je gte pki-pominant bratri a sestry, nePad Volna eechie 135 Ennis zapornente na schrizi v nedeli 13. srpna, mama dulezite jednani.

Sestry a bratri Nag rad zve trinto na gi inlaciet aby se Sr debao zclravi, vgechriy etoaci sfreastnill pki gti nagi schrize kadove kteMarie Juran, dopisovatelka ra se bude konat v Sokolovne dne 13.

—) • ,f}-5 • srpna (August) v nedeli odpoledne.

Karel Havlieek Cislo 4 Po schrizi chcerne uspokadat pro mid,Hallettsville, Texas det zabavu a rtizne hry a mame tam Mild sestry a bratri: "Record player" pro ty kteri by si prali Tak opet pigi per radkft pa ,dlouhe taneit. dobe nab jsme oba jaksi nebyli ye sve Prijd'te tedy se pekne pobavit. Badekrati, a melt jsme co dela y dostat to me mit obeerstveni pro inladet i stargi.

Skareciou travu tak trochu pod kontrolu, Nezapomerite. — Radi vas uvitame a to net ()pet zas taprei. privedte el sve mlade piatele.

Davam veldt, to druhou nedeli jest S pozdravem na g e pravicielnd schtize totit 13. srpna.

Alene Sktivanek A za, tYclen pote 20. srpna, budem mitt ) 9 (__— nag i katdorpeni zabavu pro v gechny deny; a jencli rediny. Nebuclem mit veeeri .1kad Svaz eeehoslovanu, els. 92 Mile sestry a bratri! jako jindy: tento:krat budeme mit Nage radova schtze bude v nedeli, 13. °bed, tak bude vac: easu trochu 51 pomlusrpna, (Aug). ve 2 hodiny odpoledne. vit, trochu zalerat domino neb 42 a i zaCleni jsou tadani, by se v hojnem poetu taneit bude chtit neb pry bude i muzika. schtize dostavili.

Jak vite, v minule schtize bylo ujedTak cc vgichni clostavte a trochu na tu nano, by jsme oslavili 23 lete otevreni bide a trampoty zapoinerite, vette te , za nagi kadove budovy, 8. kijna (Oct.) tak malo CO se bude za tiketu eitat takebrYin obedem a programem mlaciete, vY obed nikkle neclostanete. Pirograra kterY mina jit reclitelka, sestra Mary tadny, nebude, sestry jsou tadane clonest Tet bade zvolenY jako vtdy tech clobrot a kdo rubde prinePaprskar pkislibila. poradajici vYbor, by vypraeoval zabav ste k tonne nejakoil zavareninu jako: ni program, pro tuto oslavu. Tak bratri beoskve, okunky, a poctobne. Tak se dcjte a sestry, prijd'te v gichni, bude treba v ge- videt 20. srpna at' jsme tam vgichni. strane pomoci, vgech, Clem, by se to na0:pet jsme ztratili jeclnoho: elena, Louis g e oslava zdatila a uspokojila, pritorn- Samien, ktery zerntel 8. eervence a kdo ne. Dalgi ujeduani zdelim prigte. jej zeal si ho vzz 1, bYval zd.e v meste ✓ All Saints nemocnici byla operova- dlouhou Lida let, neradi.110 stracime, ale nd, nage mlada elenka Darlene Brown pornalu tarn ptijciem v giciani smrt se nea po tydennim pobytu byla pkivezena do- pta kdo jsi -neb chce g neb ne. Jak nag mil a pekne se pozdravuje k radosti eas prijde na g bore.. A et'astny ten co svoji rodiny a piatel. I my v gichni ji mei pojistku u na g i SPJST nab je to pe uprinane prejeme, brzke a trvale uzdra- nine v padu pAa, jell° nortistale.

Ated' neco: vesel giho, tak hrate Eugene veni od Puna Boha. Darlene je dceru g -ika,brt seyHubrtBowna Miku g jeden z na gieh nauzikantu povesit vnueka, nagi mild sestry Millie Bartek. to beelareni na hrebik a otenil se. Vzal Bratr Alex Bunker se -bet pozdravuje si za, tenutku Bernadet Jalufkovu a pak po nemoci pkejeme mu v giclini mnoho bratr Allen 2ak aby taky nebylo teskdalgiho zchavieka.

Navgtevou zde by- no samernu tet si na gel hezkou holeie-

Mika Zen

Ve stkedu, dne 9. srpna 1961 ku: Joyce Paules a se ate/la Tak mnoho itesti prejeme oboum parktun a melte se valy tak radi jako ted'. 'Mime se na nove sousedy kteki si koupili par akrii a domek zde trochu yen z mesta, 'le dobrYch lidieek Januiti. _do tak se te gime sestro a brat?e Karel Mikuiovi, te si nekdy a i zahrajem domino neb 42 tak co tomu kikate? Jej, jen vic tech na gich lidicek zde a bade veselejSi. Tak pozor si to zapamatujte — 20. srpna (August) na ge zabava, pri teta bave nebude schtize, to bude druhQu necieli toti2 13. srpna. A co vy tam v Temple?

Zadrzy nic nepi ge jste tam? , ijete? Pig Annie neb Francis, easto vas vzpominam. Vgak jit s tim zavatovanim to nejhorii jest prye, jeite Ilea° broskvi a na chvily to bade odbyto. ale to bylo horko v tech kuchynich, te?

Ated' ut koneim neb pfichazi doba cluchtl, cha, tak na shledanou, v naS'i sini zde, katdy jest uprimne vitan.

S po.zdravern, Marie Fabian •1 • ( Dallas, Texas Mile sestry a bratici: Zde podavana dodateene jmena tech, kteri od posiedniho kvitovani dart, k ucteni pamatky meho mantela, ktere nam v sympathy cards penize prilotili s pranim kam je man' odeslat, cot ochotne einim.

Dary predeile i tyto budou kvitovane v pravidelnem kvitovani claru SokolskYin pokladnikem br. W. Nesudou a z Domova odpoeinku br. Ruda Troubilem.

Na Sokol. stavebni fond zaslali: Br. a sestra Jim Pavelka $5., Pan a pi. Mat. Pokladnik z Foley, Minn. $5.; Pi. Marie Burian s dcerou Adelkou Berwyn, Ill $5.

Na Domov Ocipoeinku: — P. a pi. Rud. Malik Dallas $5., Pi. Barbora Herman Woskish, Minn. $5.

Viern temto darcilm vzdavarne srdeene diky Rodina Valai.kova. ) • 4, • ( Crosby, Texas Ctena redakce, sestry a bratri.

Dnes ten milj dopis bude smut neb zenarel muj bratr Josef Batla v Granger a 24. jsme jej pochovali na hrbitov v Granger.

Dotil se vtacneho stall. 79 let a 7 mesicri a bYval pevneho zdravi at posledni 3 ky churavel a smrt jej vysvobodila z Jlesti. — Narodil se v Jablunce u Vsetina, na Morave a co chlapec pri j el s rodiet do Texasu a usadili se pki Corn Hillu a po 3 letech se usadili na zakoupene fame pri Granger kde ten milj bratr tit at do sire smrti.

Wenn se s Emi-

V g S TIN/IX -- WEST, TEXAS lii Vitkovou vychovali 5 synu a mimo tech zanechal 10 vnukti a 5 pravnuktt, — dale zde zanechal bratra Jana v Thorndale, sestru Annu pisatelku techto radkil. — Zesnuly bratr miloval hudbu a take jej doprovodila ke hrobu kdyt jeho soudruzi mu za,hrali pohrebni pochod i na .hrbitove. Bylo to smutne ofviem jak se to pc) hibitove neslo.

Mt:1j bratr byl muzikantern od 17 let a hraval s J. MatiMaltem a pak a Grangerskou kapelou a kdyt i churavel rad si zanotoval svoje oblibene pisne. Oast° pravil, to vesciost je lepSi jak lekarmedeciny, ale stejne se smrti neubranil.

Zarmoucend, portistala mantelka a ditky si preji podekovati pane farati imdikovi od C. M. Bratrske cirkve za krasna slova iitechy a zpovaktim za dojemne pisne. Dale tet nosiam rakve a viem prateltim a sousedum za ileast a. za vie co jste pro rodinu ueinili.

Strana '7 Zvfg eni celnleh sazeb na balieky do Ceskosiovenska Pratske ministerstvo yro zabranieni obchod, ktere dohlii na zasilani darkovYch ballekti ze zahraniei pi'ijemetim v Cesko.slovensku, vydalo neciavno nove nafizeni tYkajici se novel celnich sazeb. Clay na balleky sestavene odesilatelem ze zahraniei se od 1. srpna t. T. podstatne z ykei. Timto opattenim se ma prakticky znemotnit piime zasilani pomoenYch dart, na drune strand se ma upevnit monopol Tuzexu, ktery pe kontrolovan vladnimi organy. Novo narizeni zachovava rozdil dory do vie tri baliekt roene na osobu a mezi t. zv,. nadmernYmi dary. uzsi cla: tri balieky do roka nesmi obsahovat vie net 1 kg ka,vy, V" kg koreni, 200 cigaret, 1 kg kakaa, 1 kg eokolady, 1 kg Nes-kavy, 1/2 kg tykkaci gunny, '750 g viny, 1 kabat, 6 metal latky z nylonu, 1 nylonovou zu, 1 nylonovou soupravu spodniho pradla, 1 par nylonovYch pundoch, 1 ubrus a 1 hodinky. Jinak se musi platit t. zv. vyiti

Srdeene diky pantim muzikanttim, te jste laskave sveho soudruha, pri gli na posledni misto vyprovodit a vgem yam volame -- Zap1at Pan Rah. JakY je rozdil mezi mt glin a vyiglin Tobe bratke, manteli a otde, dedeeku prejeme tichy spanek, v6enSr mir a od- clew: za 1 kg kavy, eaje, koreni se platilo 50 Kes (nitgi clo) a 150 Kes (vygii poeivej v pokoji. clo), od 1. 8 -- 100 a 150 Hes, za 1 kg Mill pkatele, kdyt stojime nad otev- kakaa, dokolady a salamu 60 Kes (drive kenYm hrobein tu se 'lam zda, vie puste, 40 Kes), name potraviny a napoje 10 a smutne a pocitime tu ztratu a nelze u 30 Kes za, 1 kg (drive 5 a 20 Kes), vineverit, te nas osud na gel a ten kdo sam ne Saty 500 a 700 Kes (drive 400 a 600 prog el ten tal a tu bolest, snad pochopi Kes), nylonove gaty 400 a 600 Kes (drizarmutek druhYch kdyt mile srdce zti- ve 300 a 500 Kes), nylonky 30 a 50 Kes chlo na vtdy. — Jest to osud, kterY nikdo (drive 15 a 40 Kes), detska obuv 10 a 20 z nas nezmeni. Zustavame cela zar- Kes (delve 5 a 10 Kxs), obu y pro clospele moucena rodina 50 a 100 Kes( drive 30 a 80 Kes). ObnoEmilie Batla. ditky, iene gatstvo a obuv 50 Kes za lcg (drive Bratr a sestra bet poplatku). Za.silky odeslane ze Anna Trampota. zahraniei v eervenci budou podia nekterych zprav es. po gtovni spravou zdrPad 'Oslo 107 Floresville, Texas teny, aby na ne bylo jit uvaleno vyggi Sestry a bratfi do.

Zas jednou za eas nekolik kadkii od Podle nageho nazirani bylo by nejlenageho radu a sice oznameni, to v srpna Pe nic tam neposilat Tabu. Yost motna, nebudeme konat ta,clovou schrizi. — Bute by pak ty pani "soudruzi" dostali tie schtize pkiiti at dne 10. zari o 2 hodin odpoledne. Tak nezapornerite a jiste lepgi rozuria • 4 se dostavte, budeme Vas oeekavat, ye velltem poetu.

Kdo by chtel darovat stare Ceske knihy?

S pozdravem, na shledanou Pan Frank J. Dvorak z Masaryktown, Sophie Sralla, Fla., se dotazuje, co se stare s CeskYmi • 4 knihami na2Sich krajant, at zemrou.

Krajan Dvoi•ak pfge: "Cheete-li aby knihy pil2Sly do dobrYch rukou a portieji i Minuly tYden v tiskarne na nekolik slov se zastavili boratri. Kritan a Marek do knihoven, po'Slete me co byste mobil br. Gajdica bratr Miller, dp. farar Pe- poslat a ja, Vain na to ihned path' uhradu chal z Abbott, a bratr Zatopek. Pozdravy nam mile doili od bratra Jno. P. Trlice Knihy posilejte pkimo na adresu: Fr. z Houston a od nas sestry He Stanov- J. Dvorak, Rt. 1, Box 302A, 1Vlasaryktown, ske z Galvestonu. Viem dekujerne, te si Fla. na nas vzpomeli.

Naie nivitevy

ye stkedu, dne 9. srpna 1961 WEST, TEXAS salaam vYpiacene polltte.

CLASS E: 10 .Pay Life, full benefit at Types of Certificates ul na $1,000.00. age 1 CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18 full T> Ida MX: IOU lets imisova ochrana ktera se roene zmentuje, al benefit at age 1 Offered By Our SPJST zastane vyplacene pojitte.

CLASS G: 20 Pay Endowment, full benna $1,000.00.

CLASS B; Ordinary life efit at age 1 CLASS PR: Preferred Risk, ordinary tapisove, ochrana.

CLASS II: 20 Pay, Endowment at age 60 rApA. N. lOti life dieniam kteti mail vypiljee• Full benefit at age 1 ne penize od SPJST CLASS C:20 Pay Life Payor Insurance: This Order offers rittDA N2: lOti Iota tipisova ochrana CLASS D: 15 Pay Life payors of premiums for Members in this Olentm, kteh neanaji gag. department the benefit of PAYORS INku na raajetek od SPJST CLASS E: 10 Pay Life SURANCE according to which plan payCLASS F: 15 Pay Endowment ment of premiums stops upon the death TIUDA 5T: 5t1 lets lhutni. Obnovitelni a zmenitelna. of the payor.

CLASS 0: 20 Pay Endowment Respectfully submitted 'Mira 10T: lOti lets lhOtni. Obnovitel CLASS H: Endowment at age 65 nit a zmenitelna.

Joe B. liejny CLASS I: 20 Pay, Endowment at age 60 4,, rfLIDA 20T: 20ti lett, lhutni. Zmenitel.

CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up, at 65 na. V Detskem oddeleni. vtan RtzNIca POJISTEK CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance, ram JT: Doeasne pojitteni do 16 let nail SPJST issued up to the sum of ktere se mute zmeniti na $5.000.00 kterekoliv jine pojitteni Vfberte si die potteby kkdykoliv net dosahne 16 CLASS M: Retirement at 65 Titi..cA /3: Dotivotm, poplatky se plati let.

CLASS MC: 20 year decreasing mortat do smrti.

TkDA 0: 20ti splatkova dotivotni. gage protection with a obnos pojitteni se vyplati I $1,000.00 Paid-up certifi- TRIM PR: Piednostni dotivotni ptipadu umrti od veku 1 cate after 20 years.

TA C: 20ti splatkova, dotivotni. Poroku. platky se plati pouze 20 let.

CLASS MX: 10 year decreasing mortrf4DA D: 15t1 splatkova dotivotni. gage protection with a TRIM D: 15ti splatkova, dotivotni. Po ny obnos pojitteni se vyplat1 $1,000.00 Paid-up certifplatky se plati pouze 15 let. v pkipadu fumil od veku 1 icate after 10 years roku.

TftiDA: E: lOti splatkova. dotivotni" PoCLASS N: 10 year decreasing mortgage platky se plati-pouze 10-let. rfaIDA E: lot! splatkova dotivotni. insurance, issued to Memobnos pojitteni se vypla, bers who have real estate TAIDA. 15ti lets nada6n1. Obnos certi v piipadu umrti od veku loans from SPJST jest vyplacen za 15 tifikatu 1 roku. let.

CLASS N2: 10 year decreasing mortgage MUM Nadaeni v dosateni 18 let insurance issued to mem- TIIIDA 0: 20t1 lett, nada:dial. Obnos cerpiny obnos pojitteni se vy bers who have real estate tifilMtu jest vyplacen za 20 plati v ntivadu dmrti od ye. loans from other than the let. ku 1 roku.

SP/ST TAIDA H: Nadadzal ve 65t1 let. e'en flYtiDA 0: 20t1 leta nadaeni, pinY obnoa pojitteni se vyplati v pripa• CLASS 5T: 5-year term, reneWPIne and plati poplatky at do 65ti let. du umrti od veku 1 roku. convertable TRIDA I: 2Oti splatkova, nadaeni ye 60t1 let.

CLASS 10T: 10 year term, renewable ZAMA I: 2oti splatkova, nada?mi ye veT1 IDA K: Splatkove. do 65ti let, doti- to 60 let, pinY obnos se vyplati v and convertable votni. iu umrti od veku 1 roku.

CLASS 20T: 20 year term, convertable Payor Insurance: L: Dvojnisobne trazove pojitteTI IDA only Clenum v tom Detskem O&t ni (Double Indemnity) cercertifikat se vystavuje do boru jest. Jednotou posky JUVENILE DEPARTMENT ebnosu $5,000.00, dodateene tovana vYnoda ochrany po k jinemu certifikatu. platky za ditko platiciha :LASS JT: Term insurance to 16 years TfIDA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosatetak zvanou "Payor Insurof age which may be con;ni 65 roil staii e'en dostaance", kteratto oz•hrana, za verted into any other' class va, mesieni piljem dokud mirny mesieni poplatek zba of insurance before attain, vuje, v ptipadu smrti platiZernte-11 pied SO lety ing age 16. ciho poplatky povinnostl dedici dostanou mesieCLASS C; 20 Pay Life, tall benefit at dalaiho placeni poplatk y no ni pkijem do 80 vYroti naage 1 takt,o chninenY certifikat. r9zenin elena.

0,esnectful ly submitted, CLASS D: 15 Pay Life, full benefit at T> IDA MC: 20t1 seta upisova ochrana Joe B. Hejny ktera se rodne zmentuje, at age 1 Strana 8

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Youths Corner

UelVIE SE t ESKY

LET'S LEARN CZECH

DVACATA SESTA I-JLOHA

TWENTY SIXTH LESSON

Opakujeme nektera, slova

Let's repeat some words

z nagich dicivejgich (doh.

from our previous lessons.

Zyli,gtnost, budouci 6a,s,

speciality, future, time,

pluh, plouti.

plow, to swim or to float.

pnouti, pnouti se na nee()

to span, , to span, to cling to,

zabiti, zabitk,

to kill, killed or slaughtered,

zabite hovezi,

slaughtered beef,

hovezi maso,

beef,

hovor, hovoriti,

talk, to talk,

hovorna,

parlor,

klep, klepaiskk,

gossip, gossippy,

klegte, klestiti s rom

tongs, to trim a tree

snatek, snad,

wedding, perhaps,

snaha, snacha,

effort, daughter in law,

snagenlivost, snasenlivjr smYgleti, sirOglenka, smysl, smutek, smutnost, smetisko,

in harmony, tolerant, to think, fiction or invention, to wash off, sense or mind, grief or mourning, sadness rubbish, rubbish heap,

Smetae, smeta,na,

sweeper, cream,

smilovani,

mercy,

smilovati se,

to have mercy or pity.

obyeej, obyeejny,

habit, habitual or plain.

obvyklost,

custom, or usual,

obsahovati, obsah,

to contain, contents,

obstarati, obstarly.

to provide, elderly.

To bude vAe pro dnes.

This will be all for today.

Thanks for your personal letters and I patience is the password comments. Will arrange to comply with Good luck!: your requests, --- In our "Self Study" The Editor,.

VetAirra cizincu, ktell ptijeli do Spojenych state, aby se zde trvale usadili, chteji se stat americkYmi obeany. 2izde jiff pet let, je ye vagern viastnim zajmu, abyste se o americke °beanstvi uchazel. Organisace American Council for Nationalities Service by yam rada v torn pomohla, a pra,ve za tim fleelem vydala nova, devatenecte vydani brolurky "How to Become it Citizen of the United States!'

Na 128 strankach brolUrky se vysvetluji po2adayky, idadene na 2aelatele 0 obeanstvi, postup naturalisaeniho fizeni a kroky, ktere je vam Co by uchazeoi obeanstvi podniknouti. V iknike je ranoho stran venovano 130 otazkam a odpovedim americkych dejinach a vlade, jek" jsou jakousi ukazkou, co se zkougejici: Cited/lici nejeasteji ptaji pii nataralisaeni zkouke. Brozurka obsahu je tet text fistavy Spojenych state a Prohla geni neodvislosti.

Kni2ka je minena nejen pro zadatele obeanstvi, ale i pro ueitele, socialni pracovniky .a advokaty, kteti pottebuji raditi a pornanati nova ptichozim do zeme. Pro tart° skupinu lidi obsah svazku do technickYch iai zhusta komplikovanYcn problemii naturalisace a oheanstvi..

Jednotlive vSitisky "How to Become a Citizen of the United States" prodavaji se po jednom dolaru a jsou k dostani u organisace American Council for Nationalities Service, 20 West 40th Street, New York 18, N. Y.

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Zachrinena pa klinicke smrti Bulharskemu lekati se poclatilo vratit ilvot deveeti po 15 rninutach klinicke smrti. Je to doba, ktera znaene prevy gnpo je dosud znamou maximalni ria" nastava biologicka srnrt. Triadvacetileta bulharska oSetrovatelka Najdenova, byla asi pfed dverna mesici zasa2ena pH praci se sterilizatorem elektrickYrn proudem. Jeji srdce okamiite prestalo pracovat. Ptestole od, jeji ke smrti uplynulo uz, patnact minut, pHstoupil prvni asistent katedry klinicke chirurgie sofijskeho Ustavu pro specializaci a dakolovani. lekatil A. Dereajan k masa21 srdeeniho svalu a podaillo se mu obnovit jeho einnost. Boj o Z'ivot deveete byl velmi teikk. Dlouhou dobu byv neptieetnem stave' a odmitala potravu; zastavila se einnost mozkove Postupne se faak stay nemocne ryehle zrepsil, take nyni se ji2 venuje svemu zamestnani,

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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OE, TEE STATE. OF TEXAS FOUNDED 189' Postmaster: Please Send Form

Wednesday, August 9, 1961

Reports from our Lodges, or any other Reading Material to be published should reach the Editor, Saturday before the date of issue.

Address all matters to the Editor: P. O. Box 85, West, Texas.

With ihnleliverable Copies to SUPREME WOE SPJST, P.O. Box 400, TEtiVIPLE,

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK • Shall We Repose On Our Dist ict One Youth Past Glory, or Go Can? Activity Day The Bryan Lodge No. 39 played host to District One Youth Activity Day, Sunday, August 6, to a small attendance, It is to be regretted that a large Lodge as Novy Tabor which has such fine Youth wasn't even re presented, so it was left up to the Bryan and Snook Lodge to fill out the program.

Sister Lillie Matejka, District One Youth Directer carried the load of the program, opening same at 2:45 to launch inimadiately into the Talent Contest.

Brother J. B. Hejny and District One Organizer, Brother Vaclav Barina addressed the members and guests present in the English] and. Czech Language, thanking the parents for assisting the youth in bringing them to Bryan. He also distributed personal participation prizes to all those who participated on the program that afternoon.

Sister Angelina Strada, was winner of ti-le Talent Contest and will represent District One at the State Contest at Taylor, Texas, Se ptember 24.

The pre-school age group were especially endearing hi the Quiz. Session with lovely Sister Strada acting as their Mistress of Ceremonies. It was quite revealing what some tiny tots know about boy friends; that mommie and daddy fight; and that as one little miss put it, she would like to kill her brother. The majority of the girls were glad they were girls instead of boys and most of them loved horses.

The Coronation Ball was held at night beginning at 8 o'clock with the Western All Star Orchestra furnishing the music.

Brother Joe B. Hejny was to be Master of Ceremonies of this phase of the program. We left earlier in order to get our work done after a long trip home.

The good sisters of Lodge No. 39 served a delicious potato salad and home-arcade ;sausage and trimmings supper to the crowd present, while the children delighted hi the cash prizes they won.

The day was beautiful; the Hall was cool, and it is regretable that the crowd

Shall we go forward with the spirit of the times or do we stand still and rest on our past laurels?

At the present our Order lacks a broader means of acquainting the general public with the Brthorhood.

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

Our Vestnik cannot co ■-er this phase of public relations becatHe it is read by its membership only; and that in many instances, Only skimpily, so when our SPJST isn't mentioned anywhere, our general public isn't aware of our existence or knows only very little about us.

Therefore, if we wish to progress with the spirit of our times, and if we wish to acquire new friends besides those in our membership, we must sacrifice a few dollars fOr some effective advertising.

wasn't larger to witness the activities of We have a good fraternal order which the District's Youth in action. There is financially sound; an Order built up were many different talents. by its Texas members and it has many See next's week's issue of the Vestnik good goals. Without hesitancy we can for a more detailed writeup and possible compare our fraternal Order along side any other fraternal order, because we pictures, by then. know our Order offers sense of the most ) • 4 outstanding protection on the lives of its PARENT LIABILITY UPHELD membership_ In a recent case the Supreme Court reOUT By-Laws are concise, without any fused to change a lower court's decision that the law holding parents liable up loopholes, in layman's language, which to $300 for damage caused by their chil- directs its officers and its membership on a course of action as well as the spirit dren is constitutional.

Challenging the law was a father of brotherhood on which the SPJST whose 15-year-old son had stolen and Was fotinded, and still represents. wrecked a car. Three courts upheld the All of our sisters and brothers have constitutionality of the law and the equal opportunity to develop the future father's responsibility. of our fraternal order further.

It holds parents liable for "malicious We all know that our Supreme Offiand willful" destruction of property by children between 10 and 18 years of age. cers and Directors are good managers: 4„, • businessmen who guide our SPJST wisely, successfully and practice sound, modern business methods. The Financial Report speaks better than words.

OF ALL SEVEN DISTRICTS The Organizational work in the fie.WILL BE HELD AT LODGE PRAHA and the efforts of the respective OrganNO. 29, TAYLOR, TEXAS izers enjoy a most enviable record.

SEPTEMBER 24, 1961 Our Organization work in the field More details forthcoming from our with our Youth and their Lodge Youth Supreme Lodge, soon!

State Talent Contest

Wednesday, August 9, 1901

VeSTNIK— WEST, 'TEXAS

Ltrana XX 7 Clubs is on the increase and also has a to attend your Meetings? Brother offi- if you don't already have one, try it; most enviable record where they are cers, won't you give your Lodge one ask the Supreme Lodge to help you get bilenized on the Lodge levels, as seen in hour of your time and let us hear, what a start with ideas, and brochures for outcome of the Lodge and State Con- you are doing, what it has done and your Youth Leaders. You won't be sorry. interdistrict challenges etc, and what its plans are for the future? A litYour Editor wishes you the best of they nave created much interest in other tle good will and effort is all it takes! luck.

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Will you do it?

Our Lodge and District Meetings as Don't let the thought Of being critiNAVARA FAMILY REUNION ule boast of better attendance records cised daunt your effort in writing. Re- Sunday, September 3, 1961 the Navara as in the past, but now our attention member, there isn't a person alive on family reunion will be held at the SPJST must turn to better advertising of our this big world who isn't open to criticistn rLinden Hall 1/2 mile east of Elm Mott, SPJST Order at every opportunity tb by someone. Usually, however, the critics Texas. Anyone that is in any way conthe general public. nected with, or related to the Navara are taose who do nothing themselves.

We all, each one of us, help in Where you have no Lodge Reporter, family is urged to attend this reunion. this publicity, and firmly believe that your letter or your report of Lodge ac- Each family attending is asked to bring this is one of the duties of each SP,T,ST tivities will bring your Lodge to the at- a basket of food for a family style dinalways be bet member tentioja of other Lodges in our brother- ner. For more details contact: in mind whenever aa opportunity pre- hood; you become better known to them OttolIanus, sents itself to give our Order a good and they to you. Besides, your efforts 2424 Curley "plug."

Waco, Texas will be appreciated. That's how we all got J,Iist how g.ro..ny "plugs" have you given acquainted. Another thing, don't expect • gy. • ( your Ordcr among your friends lately? load praises for your work and you won't Tallent Contest to be held jointly by Bove you ever become really enthusias- be disappointed. Human nature being Lodge No. 68 Bo ylston and District Five tic about our Brotherhood? Do you still what it is, the more you clamor and on August 27th. Also an elaborate Prinremember our Motto? Have you lately twist arms for praise as a recognition or cess Ball August 12th. All the lovely girls tried to bring in a now member into a reward for what you are doing, the less are working hard for the Contest.

YOUR, Cider, someone in the family or a of it you will get, for you are bucking friend? resistance; that stubborn streak we huThe actions of the individual, the man beings have But, if you know in Lodge and the District, speak louder your heart that y_ou are doing good, see than words. that your efforts are paying off for your Of course, some of us have more in- Lodge; that's reward enough: it's eviherent ability to convince a prospect on dent. Remember, also that your Vestnik District 1 the advantages of belonging to the is the minor of your Lodge activity: its V. H. BARINA tSPJST Family than others, but everyone shows.

Route 1 can with a good word gain new prosSnaithville, Texas Besides acquainting the general pubpects and friends among his or her circle of friends. Point out to your pros- lic with your brotherhood, let's all join District 2 pective member that adequate life in- hands and help our Youth in the Lodge BEN lVfIKOLAJ surance coverage is an important phase Youth Clubs, in which they learn the 111 W. Rio Grande St. true meaning of our •SPJST and how it of today's living.

Taylor, Texas Advertising, either by printed, word, of functions. They learn parliamentary procedure through conducting their own our SPJST will acquaint people of our District 3 Order who today know very little about meetings, and at the same time it will ARNOLD M. VELA benefit them throughout all of their -Ad it will og o. up new fields of lives.

They learn to assume responsibi6307 Saratoga Circle endeavor for- o:ir Ore anizers.

Dallas 14, Texas No one can foretfoi how an idea will lity, they learn poise, to speak before a turn out. However, it is well to also re- gathering, leadership, good sport9banDistrict 4 member that in to least of us there are ship, citizenship, strengthen their moral fiber and participate in good clean fun, FRED KVETON some goad ideas which sometimes night to grow into beautiful adults of which Route 1 work out well for the Lodge.

Abernathy, Texas You will notice that where there arc the whole Order is then very proud.

These young Americans, born in this Lodge Reporters who faithfully perform District S wonderful country of ours, 'find in their their office, there is lodge activity.

Youth Clubs youth in their own age If your Lodge doesn't have a letter, ad JARDA CERNY or a write-up of your recent Lodge ac- group, with the same interests, problems 1521 Woodvine Drive tivities in this issue of the Vestnik, re- anid tastes.

Houston 24, Texas member, it's your fault.

Everywhere that Youth Clubs are orDistrict 6 Where •cre is a Lodge, activity, there ganized, they are doing outstanding LEO KRAUSE, JR. most cc ; !lhould be a Lodge work for themselves and their Mother P. 0. Box 427 Lod ge. They value the faith given them the membership wh er to Inez, Texas pleee and what those who didn't by their Mother Lodges, strive to prove "'tend the function, missed. Where there their worthiness, and hold the older District 7 no Ledge activity, there the member- adult generation in high esteem where 3AROSLAV KIEPRLTK snip tosses its Vestnik aside with a 'even the language barrier with some of 202 Schnieltzer Lane remark: "Well, there's not a peep from these old folks is transcended by love San Antonio 1, Texas us." and human dignity_ Telephone DI 4-1700 How can you expect the membership Organize a Youth Club in your Lodge must

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Addresses of Our District Organizers

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U.o. and Latin :nerica over I years the United States has been u.:cosed of neglecting Latin America, whi l e spending vast sums of money on t2chni e ;:l and economical assistance We :tern Europe and Asia. This accusation, the experts agree, is justly made.

It is true the people of the United states have been traditionally oriented toward Europe, and not toward LatinAmerica. Venezuela and Ecuador, for ex'ouple, have been for more remote than 1: eance or Italy . But little by little, this country has become more and more aware of tee reality that lies to the south — in many ways a harsh reality indeed.

Latin America, with the fastest growing population in the world, can scarcely feed its people. The bulk of the fertile land belongs to huge estates which don't cultivate it sufficiently, while its small farms are barely able to support those living on them.

Other facts about South America are •ermally disturbing. Forty-three per cent of the population is illiterate, and relatively few of them are permitted to vote; 80 per cent of the population live in substandard standard dwellings; there are 'Only enough schools for approXimately half of the school-age children.

In these days When Americans are aroused, by the events in Cuba, we are also growing highly aware of the social dangers implicit in such conditions. We see the threat of -drastic social revolutiontion in other Latin American countries besides Cuba. Therefore, to reverse the drift toward revolution, ways have been mapped out during the past two years by both the Republican and Democratic Administrations.

One of the ways, the Inter-American Development Bank started in business last October_ It 'has $1 billion of capital, of which a per cent is subscribed by the United States. A still longer stretch of the road away i!_rom revolution is President Kennedy's Alliance: , fOr Progress, signed into law on May 27, with $500 million to spend — and more to come — on land reform, new housing, health and education in the 20 Latin American si:Aes. The ultimate achievement croay ■ , row -to the financial dimensions of the larshall Plan, which rebuilt the warshattered economies of Western Europe.

The Alliance for Progress, as seen in ashington, lays great emphasis on three factors: local initiative, long-term planning ,and the kind of reforms nec-

t essary to make the benefits of the program permanently available to the common man. Neither U. S. assistance local initiative nor long-term planning can be anywhere near fully effective without these reforiats.

It should be noted that the United States will not be running the Alliance for Progress_ It is Latin America centered, not U. S. centered. Each country would make its own plans and exercise its own initiative in putting these plans into execution.

President Kennedy evidently intends to leave no room for charges of "Yankee imperialism" to be leveled at the Alliance for Progress. At the same time, the President hos indicated that the U. S. has definite ideas about certain goals.

He wants to see land and tax reforms and he hopes for progress toward economic integration in a region which is I divided into twenty or more units . Mr. Kennedy has also made clear his belief that if living standards are raised, literacy increased and opportunities multiplied, then democracy can take care of itself in the western hemisphere. It probably would be safe to say that these goals will find wide support throughout Latin America.

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Skills Seen Cutting Job Bias Against Women Washington, D. C.—The Government's top official on the employment of women said that discriordnation against women in industry and the professions "is on the way out in every field in which there is a shortage of trained and qualified workers."

Mrs Esther Peterson, Assistant to the Secretary of Labor and Director of the Women's Bureau of the U. S. Department of Labor, added that more young women "must be encouraged and guided in acquiring the skills which are in short supply."

"That is the pathway to the final elimination of job discrimination based on sex," she told delegates at the Annual Convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc. However, Mrs. Peterson acknowledged that the road to employment opportunities for many women is still studded with barricades left over from the days when women were believed interested in working only for "pin money." Most women who work today i do so out of econcorqic necessity and a desire to contribute to the economic and social life of the community and the nation, she said.

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Rabies Outbreak Possible There is a swinging pendulum in Texas. It is rescending like Poe's weapon the pit at alter the pictuie, of rabies Texas.

At the end of June the Texas State Department of Health announced a total of 359 rabies cases in Texas reported to health authorities. Sixty-nine of these cases occurred in June.

The changing aspects of the Texas rabies picture stems from the fact that prevalence of wildlife rabies has shifted significantly from foxes to skunks during the past few years. Whereas 10 years ago, most rabies cases reported in Texas involved domestic animals, today the majority of cases are wrong wildlife animals_ Out of the 69 cases reported in June, nearly half were skunks.

In all of 1951, there were only 54 cases of rabies among skunks spread over 30 different coutries. During the same year, most wildlife rabies cases were reported in foxes.

A dramatic swing of Texas rabies in another direction is also apparent. During the peak fox-wildlife outbreaks the major area of occurrence was in a chain of counties running in a rough, horizontal line stretching from mid-east Texas through central Texas.

Today the skunk wildlife picture spreads across a north-to-south belt involving the eastern portion of central Texas, and has now involved south Texas, west Texas, north central Texas and the Texas Panhandle counties.

At the end of June, an aggregate of 179 cases of skunk rabies had been reported since January 1st — 32 in. June alone. The number of cases that come to the State Health Department laboratory for diagnosis represents only a small fraction off the number of cases that actually occur.

It is this that portrays the desvending of the pendulum One state already assumes that any submitted skunk head is rabid, and human and anomil exposure to a skunk bite is dealt with as an exposure to rabies.

Escape from the inlmediate danger of rabies exposure can be avoided with proper vaccination of dogs and cats periodically as recommended by a veterinarian.

(From Public Health Education Di sion, Texas State Department of Health., ) • 4,; • The crowds at Disneyland seem to indecate it is one of the most successful trops ever built by a mouse.

Wednesday, August 9, 1961

Unemployment Cited

By Secretary Washington, D.C. — Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg stressed problems of long-term unemployment in letters to Senator Lister Hill, chairman of the Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee, and Representative Adam Clayton Gowell, chairman of the House Labor and Education Committee.

The Secretary pointed out that June unemployment figures showed nearly a million workers jobless for 27 weeks or more. He thanked the two, chairke■en for speedy action by their committees on two measures sponsored by the Administration to help alleviate long-term unemployment — the Manpower Development and Training Act and the Youth Employment Opportunities Act — and expressed the Administration's hope that they will be enacted promptly.

The problem of continuous joblessness for half a year or more for 1 million Ainerican workers "is one of the most serious aspects of our current economic situation," Mr. Goldberg said. "Moreover, the very long-term uneenployed are concentrated among certain groups in our population."

V2STNIK—WEST. TEXAS ing could be more clear than the importance of providing young persons with sufficient education and training to enable them to carry out the skilled tasks which our economy increasingly requires.

It may be noted that despite the present high level of unemployment, there are 1Yeti, thousands on thousands of skilled jobs to be had for the asking — they are not filled because the skilled manpower is not available. This is the essential fact behind the training programs provided in the Youth Employment Opportunities Act. "For the unskilled worker who simply cannot find employment because the jobs are not there, and for the older worker whose particular are no longer in demand, the only hill nane and economically sensible course is to provide training and retaining facilities. We need to do this, and also to upgrade the skills of men who are able and interested to do even more demanding work. On every count the facts argue in favor of the programs for older workers which will be provided by the Manpower Development and Training Act." •A,

He pointed to three groups in particular: le Semi-skilled workers, who account for about 18 per cent of the labor force but almost 30 per cent of the very longterm unemployed, and unskilled laborers, whose proportionate share of the unemployed 27 weeks or more is more than triple their proportion in the labor force.

2. Certain industries, particularly the building trades and manufacturing.

Workers in steel, for example, make up about 11/2 per cent of the American labor force but close to 9 per cent of the very long-term unemployed.

3. Workers under 21 or over 45 years of age This May there were 550,000 unempleyed, out-of-school youths between the ages cf 16 and 21. Workers over 45 comprise 37.7 per cent of the civilian labor J. M. SKRABANEK 'force, but account for 42 per cent of with niece, MOLLY LOSTAK the long-teem unemployed. Many of these are men and women whose skills We proudly present to the Vestnik have become obsolete with Changing readers, pictured above, Supreme Lodge technology and consumption patterns.

Director of District Five, Brother J. M. Skrabanek and his grand niece, Molly "I am sure you will agree," the Secre- Lostak who, were surprised on their tary commented, "that these figures un- birthdays, June 25 by approximately derscore the critical importance of in- 200 guests at his Lone Pine Ranch, Dancreasing the on-the-job vocational bury, Texas. training and retraining facilities which are available to young persons and maBest wishes for many more happy birture workers in the United States. Noth- thdays! — Maxine Sefcik.

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Dear Brothers and Sisters: Will you be there?....are you coming? ....Why won't you be there?....These are some of the questions that the youth of our lodge have been asking all the 'members and friends about the 3rd an'nual princess contest that will be . held at Lodge No. 88 this coming. Saturday night, August 12th....the youth are also planning a delicious Barbecue Chicken / Dinner that will be served from noon until after the princess ball.... come bring 'your family, and treat them all to a barbecued chicken dinner and then enjoy the princess dance afterwards....Tne youth group plans this once-a-year affair, and because of all the work they have put in se freely, they would sincerely appreciate your support by you presence and by giving them a helping hand ....They also are giving away 12 beautiful door prizes which are being donated by worthy members of OUT lodge ..

Buy a dance ticket from one of the contestants for 90c and you will give her 91 'votes toward the princess crown for 1961 .... the contestants are also selling tickets for the door prizes at 10c each, Which will entitle then to one vote in the contest....So, let's all open our hearts and be as generous as you can in helping the many contestants in this princess contest .... the crowning of the new princess will be by our present princess JEANETTE HELMCAMP at 9:15 p.m. .. come early and get a nice table, so you can enjoy a wonderful evening that has been planned for you by the youth of our lodge . . . dancing will be by RANDY K'S orchestra from Weimar, Texas....The president of our lodge as usual is hard at work in getting letters sent to the members about the princess contest.. The letters will be seat on August 7, listing the names of the contestants, and the many door prizes that are being offered .One of our roving reporters, sister SOFIE HRUBY of the Birthday Club is doing a wonderful job in the Czech language .... FRANCES

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Strana 14 OLEXA, ANNA VRLA. and IRENE SLOVACEI( doing a good job , on the resolution committee....The splendid work and letters written by our District 5 organizer Jarda Cerny....The members of our lodge are wondering if some of the Supreme Lodge. officers will visit the princess ball .... They are all cordially Invited to attend the gala, affair by our Membership, hoping that socne of them .show up and give us some better support .... What big surprise will be at our lodge on the 19th of August') GARY ERMIS helping the care . takers MR. and MRS. PULITNE....RICHARD and CHAS. PAWELL making the princess ball for sure to find the smiling little miss that shook them up at the last 'Queen's Ball ....The lodge meeting this coming Friday, August 11th will have somebody old, but new conducting the meeting.... ;All of the plans for October 15th at our lodge having to be changed....idon't forget the Birthday Club sisters monthly meeting this coming Wednesday August 9th....A luncheon will be served at 12:00, noon .... come and be a supporting member and attend the Princess dance this coming SATURDAY, NIGHT, AUG. 12th .... also a barbecue chicken dinner will be served from non till ? won't you come and bring a friend?

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Wednesday, August 9, 1961 tuate them become an inseparable part of the thinking and of the actions. The sum total of such a program means fine citizenship and much better Americans.

May the American Sokol Organization continue to grow and prosper.

Roman L. Hruska, U. S. Senate, Nebraska di•

Reports From Local Lodges OUR CZECHOSLOVAK HERITAGE For 100 years the Sokol idea has been a tremendous force in the progress. of man toward a more wholesome and meaningful goal.

It embraces a praiseworthy balance of developing physical prowess and of achieving mental and moral values for those who participate in its balanced program.

Its best known form to the public is found in its athletic contests and its ,gymnastic exhibitions.

They are enjoyable to those who behold them. The grace of mind and body reach high to perfection. The rythrnic waves of movement of those who participate in mass callisthenics are breathtaking not only because of their precision but also because they are so graceful and natural, so spontaneous, and executed without any disciplinarians barking orders.

In America there is much satisfaction in the keen, rigorous competition of baseball, football, basketball and the like.

They embrace high degree of bodily contact and sharp personal rivalry. But there is also great need in our republic for the calm assurance of the confident power and strength which is found in Sokol exhibitions. Theyprovepersistent loyalty and patriotism of those who participate and of those who support the program.

All such gymnaistic demonstrations are held after weeks of intensive preparation, but also proceded by years of constant training. The wholesome effects of those years are felt throughout the lives of each one who takes part.

The moral and ethical influence of the program are also profound and lasting.

They are woven into the activities in unobstrusive yet effective fashion. A sound mind in a sound body becomes a way of life.

The lessons of history from the heritage of their Czech, and Slovak ancestry as well as of our great American Republic as to liberty and freedom and the fierce desire to jdefend and to perpe-

LODGE BILA HORA NO. 16 Hallettsville, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters: This is to inform our SPJST Members of Lodge No 16 that RVOS Lodge No. 33 will celebrate the 60th Anniversary of RVOS on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 13 beginning at 1:30 p.m. at the Bila Hora SPJST Hall.

All the members of both Lodges and their families are urged to core out to this celebration.

Speakers will be present. After the program a social will be held. Sisters are asked to bring the food for the social and the refreshments will be furnished by the Lodge.

Fraternally yours, Victor W. Melnar, secty.

• BUCKHOLTS, TEXAS Brother Secretary Steve Svetlik writes: With this letter I wish to extend to all of you an invitation to attend our Annual Lodge Dinner, which will be held on Sunday, August 13, 1961, at Buckbolts, and which is sponsored jointly by SPJST Lodge No. 15 and RIMS Lodge No. 4.

This type of entertainment is held annually and is open to members of all SPJST and RVOS Lodges, subject to the following rule: The ladies are requested to bring a covered basket — enough food for your family.

Help celebrate the 60th Anniversary of our Ryas; by attending our Lodge Dinner.

Our SPJST meeting will be held starting at 11 a.m. and dinner will be served immediately following the adjournment of our meeting . See you at Buckholts, Texas.

4•( -) TAYLOR, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: The insurance sales in District Two Were very slow for a time, but I am happy to say that they picked up quite a bit in the last few weeks, here are the organizers that were active and the amount they sold in July.

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the amounts of the policies that were issued during July. $5,000.00 Mrs, Joe Blazek 5,000.00 Franklin Martinec 3,000.00 Frank Klinkovsky Rudy Ivicic 2,000.00 1,000.00 1.. L. Boudny 1,000.00 Jno. J. TrIlea 1,000.00 Steve Svetlik 1,000.00 Emil J. Hejl 500.00 Lillian Kasparek Congratulations to Sister Blazek and Brother Martinec for being tops and also Brother Klinkovsky who was next.

Brothers Martinec and Klinkovsky are new mganizers, just appointed a short time ago. You will be hearing about them and some other new ones soon. They are working. Keep up your good start, brothers Martmec and Klinkovsky.

Now that the harvest season has started and we have begun to move, let's all of us get out and GO! We are way benind in our quota now, so let's get out and catch up. We can do it very easily 14 everyone does his share. This means all you members also. You can be a great help by boosting our SPJST and giving the organizers the names of prospects.

Also remember the District Two Youth Day at Camp Taimaya on Au,gust 20th.

Make your plans to be there. See Sis. Hejl's letter and the map in the July 26th Vestnik.

Fraternally yours, Ben V Mikelaj, Dist. Two Organizer ) • 4 s

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Fraternal Congress The Texas Fraternal Congress will be held this fall on October 26-28 at the Texas Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas.

All of our Lodges that wish to attend are invited and will be welcomed. ) • 4 • (_— MICULKA REUNION The ninth family reunion will be held Sunday, August 20 at the Sulphur Park on the highway between Moulton. and Shiner, •

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ATTENTION MEMBERS OF LODGE 72 A special Meeting has been called of all membeis of Lodge No. 72, Thursday at 8:00 p.m, at the National Hall Cameron, Texas. Please be present. )• 4o Tallent Contest to be held jointly by Lodge No. 88 Houston and District Five on August 27th. Also an elaborate lPrineess Ball August 12th. All the lovely girls are working bard for the Contest.

• • It's still easier to keep up with the Jonses than with the Bills.

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DISTRICT ONE Will hold its Fall Meeting at Lodge No. 9 at 'Snook, Texas, August the 27. — All our Lodges of this District are cordially invited to attend . • A detailed program will be forthcoming.

E. R. Jakobik, Dist. 1 Pres. e DISTRICT TWO District, Two will hold its Youth Contest at Lodge 29, Taylor, Texas„ Sunday August 13 at the SPJST Hall. The Youth Day of the Second District is to be held August 20 at Camp Ta,huaya and be sure to mark your calendar and bring all our young friends and future leaders of our SPJST.

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DISTRICT THREE Next District Three Fall Meeting will be held at Lodge 154 of Fort Worth at the Sokol Hall this Fall. Date and Program will be forthcoming shortly.

• • DISTRICT FIVE District Five Talent Contest to be held at Lodge Pokrok No. 88, 1140 Robbie St. Houston, Texas, Sunday, August 27. Beiginninf at 3:00 p.m.

Please refer to District Five Youth Director, Sister Maxine Sefcik's letter.

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n Memoriam LODGE Nth 20 GRANGER, TEXAS IN MEMORIAM We, the undersigned Resolution CoMmittee of Lodge Komensliy No. 20 of Granger, Texas, for and in behalf of our members, wish hereWith to express our deepest sympathy to the bereaved Wife, daughter, sons, sister, and brother and other relatives of our departed brother, JOE BATLII, Stt. Brother Batla, a retired farmer, who lived in the Granger community for the last 72 years, passed away on Saturday afternoon, July 22nd, at the age of 79 years, 7 months and 4 dayS. He was born in Czechoslovakia and eame to Texas with his parents when he was a small boy. On March 27tn, 1910 he was married to Miss Emilie Vita:.

Brother Batia was a long-time member of Lodge Komensky, haVing joined on the 8th day of May, 1904.

He is survived by his Wife: one daughter, Mrs . Jerry Machalek of Temple; five sons, August Batla, JoJe Pena Jr., Stanley Batla of Granger; Richard Batia of Taylor, and Victor Batla of Austin: a sister, Mrs. Anna Trampota, of Crosby; a brother, John Batla of Thorndale; 10 grandchildren and five veatgrandchildren.

Funeral services for Brother Batla were held at 2 p.m. Monday, JJuiy 24th, in the Brethren Church with the Rev. Albert Simcik, pastor, officiating. Entermcnt was in the Granger Brethern Cemetery.

May our departed brother rest in eternal peace.

Dated at Granger, Texas; this the 28th day of July, 1961.

Jno. P. Trlic,a F. J. MikulenCa ft R. F. Holubec Resolution Cow' hittcu (nee 4, IN MEMORIA of our good •=.:1

DISTRICT FIVE District Five will hold their Fall Meeting at Lodge Stefanik. No. .142, Houston, Texas on October the 15. Meeting will convene at 10:30 a,m. and Dinner will be served at noon. Youth Program will also be presented. For more details watch our Vestnik, please.

F. A. Kadlecek Secretary, District Five • • DISTRICT SIX Our Sixth District will hold its 1961 Fall Meeting at East Bernard on the 22nd of October at the KJT Riverside Hall beginning at 10:00 a.m. Election of CHARLES JARE3H. District Officers and other important We are very sorry that thefollowing matters will come before this meeting. report reached, us to late to enable us to • • attend our friend's funeral in Grayson County.

The report states: DISTRICT SEVEN Funeral services for Charles Jaresln District Seven will hold its regular fall meeting on October 1st at Lodge No. 73, retired Dorchester fanner who died 118 Kingsville in Kleberg County. Pro- Wednesday in a Wichita Falls hospital, were held at 3 pin. Friday at Barrett gram will be announced later.

Meeting will be held at the American Funeral Chapel. Survivors include his wife; four sons, Charles Jaresh of GunLegion Hall, Kingsville, Texas Betty Jurica, Secretary Dist . 7 te •, E. M. Jaresh of Sherman and James and E. F. Jaresh of Dorchester and a • 4 ♦ (daughter, Mrs. Joe Weber of Dorchester.

May our brother rest in eternal peace Money is about the only thing ever yet developed that is handier than a aint our syMpathy to the bereaved famcredit card. ily. ® The editor.

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"Friends" h 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 thorn 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 mem--; hers 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.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Vine T. Urbanovsky Jr. of Fayetteville announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Jeanette Marie, to Darwin Brokmeyer of Houston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clements Brokmeyer of New Ulm. The wedding will be solemnize,d on Sunday, October 15, at the Catholic church at Fayetteville.

• • Rogers — Student leaders of the Rogers High School band will attend drum major and twirling school at Southern Methodist University. Aug 6-11.The students attending the school will be Helen Stepan, senior drum rnaporette; Dorothea Hoelicher, senior bead twirler; Carol Fitz, junior twirler; Carolyn Sparks, junior twirler, Diann Bartek, freshman twirler; and Carolyn Necas, freshoroan twirler.

• • Joe Kalenda has completed the University of Texas College of Engineering spring semester honor roll cum laude.

Joe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kalenda Sr. • • Mr,. and Mrs. Joe Vaclavik of La Grange announce the engagement and approaching oTiarriage of their daughter, Dolores, to Robert H . Lycka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lycka of Angleton Dolores has attended La Grange High School. The prospective groom is a graduate of Angleton High School.

• Mr. John R.. Janak, 76, df St. Mary's died in Wagner Hospital Sunday, July 20th at 7:45 p.m. Mr. Janak was the father of Tom Janak.

The deceased was born in Hallettsville, December 27th, 1884 and was united in marriage with Mary Bujnoch at St. Mary's on October 20, 1906. The couple Made their home in the St. Mary's vicinity where they were farming.

XTESTNtK—VireST, TEXAS Miss Noelie Elsik, danghter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Elsik of Fayetteville became the bride of Charles Odle, son of Mr. and Mrs . C. G. Odle of West, in a double ring ceremony performed in the Church of Christ in West, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, with Grady Pricer of West officiating.

• • John Orsak of La Grange, is one of 15 industrial arts teachers in the United States who were selected to participate in a special workshop for industrial arts teachers of the blind at State University of New York College of Education at Oswego. Teachers selected to participate in the program receive a living stipend and full graduate tuition and, fees.

• • Mrs. Bessie Jecmenek, sister of D. A. Juren of E'llinger, passed away Thursday morning at her ho pe in Houston where she had resided for the past 23 year. Mrs. Jecmenak, a native of Wesley, was 71.

• • Mrs. Marie Kaderka, 85, a resident of Fayetteville for 45 years, passed away at her home Saturday evening.

Funeral services were held at 8:45 am.

Monday at the Knesek Chapel with continued services at the Fayetteville Cath. olie church.

• • The Local Lodge No. 133 RVOS at Temple, Texas, held their Social and celebration in observance of the 60th anniversary oPRVOS on July 31, 1961, at the . K. C. Hall in Temple, Texas, with a (good attendance. The Supreme Lodge officers were present, President Jerry E. Valchar, Secretary Jos. ,Slavik, Treasurer Dennis Bartek, and Stanley Patak, Director.

The Local Lodge was organized July 17 1951 and now has 241 members and over three million insurance in force. The local lodge officers are: John Kurtin, President, L. J. Marik, Secretary, H. H. Heji Treasurer, and Frank Vasek, Appraiser.

• • Mr. and Mrs. James Hermes of Sweet Home announce the engagement of their daughter, Frances Agnes to' Mr. Joseph Gerlieh, son of Mr. and Mrs . Joe Gerlich of Hallettsville. The wedding will take 'place on Sept. 2 at Our Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Sweet Home.

Wednesday, August 9, 1961 Miss Lillie Marie Chudej and Mr. A. P. Matus, Jr., were married at a nuptial mass at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, July 29, in the Catholic Church of the Assumption in West. Rev. Jakites : Quilter performed 'the ceremony. Miss Chudej is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chudej c West. Mr. Matus is the son of Mr. any, Mrs. A. P. Matus Sr., of West.

• • Henry Martinek Sr., 70, a farmer in the Warrenton area for the past 13 years, passed away suddenly at his home Tuesday. Funeral services were held at the Jecmenek chapel in Ellinger with continued services in the Fayetteville CMB Church. The Rev. F. J. Kostohryz of Temple officiated and burial was in the Ross Prairie cemetery.

• • Mrs. Marie Kaderka, 85, a resident of Fayetteville for 45 years, passed away at her home Saturday evening, July 29, 1961 . Funeral services were held at 8:45 Monday morning, July 31 at the Knesek Chapel with continued services at the Fayetteville Catholic Church • • Miss Evelyn Tomasek of Bay City, and Julius Harvey Tobola, Jr. of Route 4, Hallettsville were united in marriage Saturday morning, June 24 at 10 o'clock in the Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Sweet Home.

• • Funeral services for John R. Janak were held Tuesday morning, Aug. 1, 1961 from the Kubena, Funeral Home, Hallettsville, at 9:30, continuing at the St. Mary's Catholic Church. Mr. Janak was born in Hallettsville Dec. 27, 1884 and died in the Dr_ Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital Sunday, July 30 at 7:54 p.m.

He was 76 years, 9 months and 3 days of age.

The Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Hallettsville was the setting for the marriage of Miss Joyce Ann Brown, and Daniel Joseph Mozisek, Saturday, July 22,n(d.

• • Donald ,Mikeska of Lost Prairie School, 1961 valedictorian of the Bell County rural schools' eight grade classes, was presented a rnedal by the Temple Kiwanis Club Tuesday. Donald, son of Mrs. Annie Mikeska, Rt. 4, Temple received • • the medal in recognition of his high: scholastic achievement Donald's teachAdolph Psencik Sr. of Schulenburg er was Mrs. Fern Merka. suffered a heart attack and passed away • • suddenly June 30, 1961 at 7:30 a.m. at Ray Kapczynski, son of Mr. and Mrs. the family residence. He :had reached the age of 79 years 1 month and 23 days. Mr. V A. Kapczynski of West, recently comPsencik was born May 7, 1882 in Bastrop pleted his basic training at Columbus, County the son of the late Ferdinand So. Carolina. He is now stationed at Sam Houston, San Antonio where he is and Tracey Psencik,

Wednesday, August 9, 1961 undergoing eight weeks of training as a medical corpstran. Later he will do training as pharmacy specialist. Ray is an honor graduate of the University of Texas School of Pharmacy. He graduated from West High School in 1956.

• • The University of Texas College of Engineering has announced its spring semester honor roll which included William L. Docekal, magna cum laude.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Milan Docekal. o • Mrs Frank Kohut is reported to be;improved after being treated at St. Edward's Hospital in Cameron.

Mrs. Ed Posival has returned home from St. Edwards Hospital in Cameron, where she was a patient last week.

• • Miss Barbara Archer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Urbanovsky of West, recently received her Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Incarnate Word College in San Antonio.

While at Incarnate Word, Miss Archer was assistant editor and editor of the College newspaper; member of the Student Council, Alpha Delta Sigma, Cecilian Choristers singing group, literary magazine staffand Music Association. ) • 4 •

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vESTNIK-WEST, TEXAS baby daughter, born at the Schumann hospital in East Bernard Monday, July 17, at 3:14 p.m . The little lady tipped the scale at 8 lbs., 2 ozs. and will answer to the naone of Carol Lynn. She is being welcomed by a sister Gladys.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Ted Janda became the proud parents of their first child Monday 'when Douglas Ted arrived at Fayette Memorial Hospital. He weighed six lbs., nine ounces.

• • Mr and Mrs. Lester Votaw of Muldoon became the happy parents of a daughter weighing eight p ounds two ounces who arrived Sunday at Fayette Memorial hospital.

• • Mr. and Mrs. William Maresh of Moulton are announcing the birth of a baby boy, born at the Dr. Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital Friday, July 28. Weighing 8 pounds and 5 ounces.

• • Susan Elaine Janicek, 9 lb., daughter born July 4 to Mr. and Mrs . H. A. Janicek of Atlanta, Ga. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Janicek Sr. of Temp le and Mr. and Mrs Michael Sandoli of Akron, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mikes of Houston proudly announce the arrival of a baby `boy born July 27 at the Methodist Hospital. Little Edward James Jr . tipped the scale at 8 pounds, 61/2 ou,nces and is being welcomed by his little sister, Karen Sue. The mother is the former Dorothy Jean Velek.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snider are the proud parents of an 8 pound, 4 ounce girl born last Thurs,day at Providence Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs C. E. Svrcek of West and Mrs. Mary Snider of Waco. Great grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Svrcek of West.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goerig became the happy parents of their first child, a six pound, nine ounce son, who arrived Wednesday at Fayette Memorial hospital. He was named Ronald James. His mother is the former Rita Kalus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Kallus, who became • • grandparents for the first time. The new arrival is also the first grandchild for Our sincere and best wishes to all Mr. and Mrs. Elo Goerig. these happy parents.

• • __) Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Broz of San Antonio are very proud parents of a baby 4014 11VO4 boy born to them at the San Antonio Osteopathic Hospital on July 24th. The baby tipped the scales at 9 lbs., 11 1/2 ozs.

31% and will answer to the name af Joseph Edward Jr . He is being warmly welcomed by a baby sister, Barbara Jo. Mrs. Broz is the former Rita Konvicka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim J. KonVicka of Moravia, who are very happy and proud ,grandparents.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E Kalisschko of Wallis proudly announce the birth of a

Strana 17 Adolescence is the time of rapid change. For example, between the ages of 14 and 20, a parent may age at least 20 years.

Good for the gal clPn spade! That is one place any man can still put his foot down.

4 •( Tallent Contest to be held jointly by Lodge No. 88 Houston and District Five on August 27th. Also an elaborate Princess Ball August 12th. All the lovely girls are narking hard for the Contest.

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District Youth Leaders Addresses DISTRICT L Mrs. Rud. C. Matejka Rt. 4, Box 504 Bryan, Texas DISTRICT Mrs, Cara Bell Route 4, !remple. Texas DISTRICT mr.

Mrs. Wilma Nesuda Telice Road Ennis, Texas

PIESSICT 1L - um Ed. Hidden 1'4 Route I I Nymour. Teed /3/41 DISTRIOP V.7.1 Mrs. Maxine Se/relic

9301 Airline Drive Houston 9, Texas DISTRICT VI Mrs. Frank Brdeeka Route 1, Box 150 Rosenberg. Texas DISTRICT VII Mrs. Marcella Kleprlik 202 Schmeltzer Lane San Antonio 1, Texas

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Lodge meeting Sunday, September 10 and Lunch starting at 2 p.m. ,Sunday, October 8th — Dinner and cczleLODGE 84 DALLAS CALENDAR bration of the opening, of the Hall.

Saturday, August 19 — Dance, music by Sunday, November 12 — Lodge meeting Al Grebnik's orchestra from Schuyler, and Lunch starting at 2 p.m.

Nebraska Saturday, November 18 — Harvest Dance, Sunday, August 20, Monthly Meeting and music by Eric, Honza and his Orch.

Family Fun Night. from Ennis, Texas Entertainment Committee, Saturday, December 1 — Dance music by Lodge No, 84 Wally Pikal and his Orchestra.

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Sunday, Sept. 3 — Family Reunion.

Fraternally yours, Entertainment Committee LODGE No„ 130, DALLAS, TEXAS

Dear Readers: May we please make a date with you to hear and dance to the music of Al Grehnick and his T.V. Orchestra from Schuyler, Neb., Sat lJrday and Sunday, August 20 and 27. He will play for your pleasure, the most wonderful polka music fel: Lodge No. 130 at toe Sokol Athletic Center, 7448 Greenville Ave. Watch the Vestnik for particulars in the Future. Until then, remember, we have a date.

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Saturday, August 12th — The Hi Toppers of New Braunfels, Saturday, August 19th — Henry Brosch Orchestra of IVIoulton.

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announces their annual Lodge Dinner to be held on Sunday, August 13, 1961. Dinner will be served following the adjournment of our Lodge Meeting. All our members and friends are invited. Lodge Meeting starts at 11 o'clock in the morning.

• CALENDAR OF EVENTS VVORTIli LODGE NO. 92 Friday, August 18 — Dance, Music by Al Grebnik's Orchestra from Schuyler, Nebraska September 3, Sunday — Dance by Charlie Adamcik and his Orch. from Dallas

DANCE DATES OF LODGE 40 BILLIE

Mailed by Frank, Sablatura, Louise, Tex. Saturday, Aug. 19 — Music by the TriLODGE 84. S0.l <B; EL TEAM umphs Orch.

Dallas, Texas Sunday, Sept. 10 — Music by Frank Dear Brothers and Sisters: Gregurek's Oren.

Monday night, July 31, we played the Wedding Dance Commodity Credit CorporatiOn team and Saturday, Sept. 16 Frank Gregurek's Orch, we cinched a, playoff spot in the City Playoffs by defeating them 12-4.

Youth Day and Contest at Ladge; Frank Macro, III, started on the ):netind Praha 29 in Taylor, August the 13. 'Ro- for us and allowed six hits, walked three n-lumber this date and please be there. and struck out six batters, in the five One District 2 Contest will be held at and one-third innings, and Wes jaska Camp Tahuaya on August the 20. Let's vies hurled the last one and two-thirds all be there. innings allowed no hits and struck out 0 O ene in his relief appearance on the LODGE BILA HOR'A NO,, 16 mound. Both, Mach and Ja,ska hurled The 60 Anniversary of Lodge Bila Elora very fine ball.

No. 16 will be celebrated Sunday, August Wilbur Munger, our catcer; turned in 13, at 1:30 at the Lodge Hall. All members a very ffine game behind the plate. ifamilies and friends are urged to attend Our leading hitters were: Wilbur — Social after the program.

Munger and Leonard Drozd who hit 0 0 homeruns, with the bases loaded and LODGE NO. 88 HOUSTON With two runners on respectively. MunPrincess Dance of Lodge No. 88 Houston ger also had a sacrifice hit and Droz4 will be held August 12, Saturday, with had two other hits and a walk. Ted DuRandy K's orchestra of Weimar playing. sek, jr had two hits and two walks.

Be sure to attend this Gala affair.

'Donald Schmidt had a walk; Albin 0 • Walla had one ;bit; Alex Parma had one hit, and a walk; Paul Valenta had ELK LODGE DANCE CALENDAR e hit; Wesley JaSka got a walk; Frank August 12 — Slim Haisler of Temple, Mach had a hit and a sacrifice and Texas August 19 — Vrazel Polka Band of Cam- Ben Jarma, had a walk.

We had some of our loyal supporters eron.

August 26 — Henry Dulock of West, there at the game; thanks for your PresTexas September 2 — Albin Matus and Rhythm Wednesday night, August 2, we played Playboys of. Waco, Texas Ling Electric and won the game by a September 9 — Slim Haisler of TeMple, score of 5-1. -Texas instruments S-C won Texas Vrazel Polka Band of their game and thereby they cinched the September 16 Second Half Championship in our WedCameron nesday night League. We came, in second Septeember 23 — West Melodians of West, as a result of last night's win. We won Texas the First-Half Championship in this September 30 — Rural Ramblers of MarLeague so a playoff between SPJ,ST and lin, Texas Texas Instruments is necessary to de• e termine the League unless they decided to declare us Co-Champs. We have now LODGE NO. 15 DANCE DATES won the Monday Night or Dallas, League Buckholts, Texas Saturday, August 12 — Battle Dance — and a spot in the City Championshil Jimmy Brosch and His Happy Coun- Playoffs plus a possibility of being Cotry Boys of Houston and Vrazel's Champions in our Wednesday night or Central League. This is a record of which Polka Band of Cameron.

Saturday, August 19 — Slim Haisler and all the players are quite proud and we should all be proud of this fetters of 1961.

His Playboys of Temple.

Wednesday, August 9, 1961 Wes Jaska hurled a very good game allowing four hits, walked none and struck out eight batters. Wilbur Munger, his battery mate, caught a very fine game. The boys all played fine and inspired ball and were determined to win this game: our last regular scheduled game of this season.

Leading hitters were Paul Valenta and Wesley Jaska with two hits each. Albin (Gino) Vrana had one hit; Alex Parma had a hit and a walk; Raymond Smith had a hit and a walk; Leonard Drozd and ;Miltion Spaniel both got on base via base-on-balls.

Now that we won a spot in the City League Championship Playoffs, we will have a Meeting Thursday, August 3, to determine who will be our first opponent and on what night we will play our first game.

The Championship Playoffs began on Monday night, August 7th and will be concluded at the end of the week. We hope we can get lucky on the draw and have hopes of winning some more games.

The results will be in the next issue of the Vestnik.

We had a Very large group of rooters at the game and out of town guests were the Ben O. David's who enjoyed watching the game. We were all glad to see them, again, like old times. We wish to express our thanks to all of the 0-nembers and friends who were frequent and 'very loyal supporters at the game this season: without their presence, playing the games would not have been so enjoyable for the team.

Hoping to see you all at the remaining games in the City Championship Playoffs, I am Fraternally yours, Ben Jarma, Mgr. Lodge 84 Softball Team, Editor's Note: We are all holding our thumbs for you players — Make Champions!

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VOLNA CECHIE NO. 135, ENNIS Dear Members and Friends, SPJST Lodge No. 135 of Ennis wishes to invite all the Youth Club Members to attend the next meeting- which will be held August 13th at the Ennis Sokol Gym. After the Meeting there will be a party with games and refreshments. Also there is a record player for those who want to dance.

Come out and enjoy the afternoon.

There will also be refreshments for all adult members.

Fraternally, Mrs_ Alene Skrivaneh 4, • ( SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS LODGE NO. 1'33 Our meeting will be held at the Polish American Center 2611 Mission Road on Sunday, August 13th.

Marilyn Strobel 135 Griffin San Antoni0 • •( FROM DISTRICT FOUR Seymour, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters: The District Four Meeting Date has not been set as yet, but will be soon, so look for the date in your Vestnik.

I would like to hear from all of the Lodges in CUT District, if they are planning on entering the Youth Contest No. 2 (Talent) as this Will have to be planned out beforehand to get prizes and judges for this Talent Contest. So, let me know soon sa we can I.Dake plans before our District Meeting. The rules for our Contest No. 2 have been published many times before but here they are again: 1. Contestant must be a member in good standing in the SPJST. 2. Contestant must be up to 13 1/2 years of age for Lodge and District contest.

3. Contestant must be from 13 1/2 to 21 years of age and sin gle. for Lodge, District and State Contest.

4. Contestant will compete as individual only — no group accepted.

5. Contestant will provide own instrument, if one is used.

6. No professionals will be accepted in Contest.

14tra,na 19 7. Local Lodge will select judges in their Lodge Contest.

8. District, Lodge, Youth Directors will select judges for District and State Contest.

9. State Contest to be held September 24 at Lodge Praha, Taylor, Texas.

So, please bear in mind that we will be left out of Contest No. 2 and our District will not be represented at the State Contest if we don't get busy.

I'm sure our boys and girls in District Four are capable of presenting good talent, only if we would encourage them and push them along. So, please let us know soon if we will have any candidates in this Contest No. 2.

So, keep looking for the date of our District Four Meeting which will be anilounced soon.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Ed Haisler, Youth Director, Dist. IV Route 1, Seymour, Texas 9 974, • LODGE POKROK DALLAS NO. 84 Dear Members and Friends, First of all, we wish to extend belated congratulations from our Lodge to the new District III Queen, Sister Linda My,nar, and her Escort, Brother Donald Zatopek, and the Lodge they represented, Lodge Cottonwood No. 6. We are sure they will make fine representatives of our District.

Congratulations also to Sister Noyda Rejcek and her Escort, Brother Ed. Faraizl who were runner-up and Duchess Justine Pokladnik and her Escort . Bro. jo-ennie Pokladnik, who are all from our Lodge 84.

On the sick list are several of our members. They are Sister Julia Baugh and Bros. Willie -Rejcek and Richard Fitzhugh. We extend to them wishes for prompt recoveries on behalf of the members of our lodge.

Please keep in mind the date of our next regular meeting, which is Sunday, August 20. Following the meeting will be Family Night to which everyone is cordially invited.

There will be a special dance at our lodge on Saturday, August 19 . The Al Grebnick Orchestra from Schuyler, Neb., will furnish the dance music. This orchestra is well known for the favorite mixed music it plays as well as being prominent on TV, radio and records.

This sounds like a good dance, one that should not be missed by anyone. So, make plans now to attend.

The Teen-Age Club's Fifth Anniversary Dance, held Saturday, July 29, is now a thing of the past. It was one that Will long be remembered by many persons. The hall was very attractively dec-

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orated, using the colors blue and white.

Before the new royalty was crowned, each candidate and her escort, was preLented, following the introduction of Sister Juanita Janousek and her escort, Joe Ondrusek, last year's royal couple_ When the big reoment came, Bro. Sid PokJacinth' announced that third place went to Princess Paula Grubbs and her Escort, George Nemec; second place to Sister Annette Faraizl and Escort, David Slovak, and finally, first place, Princess Penny Pechak and Escort, Larry Petr.

Congratuations to the new King and Queen and to the other couples, who all worked, so hard. The girls were all very lovely and graceful and the boys, very handsome.

After the new Queen received her crown, she was presented a beautiful bouquet of roses from little Sister Diane Klecka and her Escort, Gary Kleeka.

The King received his scepter and then both King and 'Queen received trophies from the little trophy bearers, Sister Joann Pokladnik and her Escort, Gary Pokladnik.

Gifts from the Teen-Age Club then were presented to the participants.

Sisters Bessie Petr and her assistant Carlyn Ondrusek and all the others who helped, are to be commended on presenting once again such a memorable evening.

Once again, remember the dance scheduled for August 19 and the regular meeting and Family Night on August 20.

Fraternally, Frances Baleja, Helen Poklacinik, Asst.

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LODGE NO. 133 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: This is just a reminder not to forget the night of August the 10th. This is the idate for our Party at the Pearl Corral Floom in San Antonio.

Those who wish to eat, bring your own food and drinks are furnished.

We will have a big dance that night starting at 7:00 p.m. Music is furnished by the Rudy Kurtz Orchestra from Shiner, Texas.

So, don't forget the date.

Fraternally, Marilyn Strobel, Lodge Reporter • A *( LODGE KAREL HAVIICEK NO. 4

Hallettsville, Texas Dear Sisters, Brothers and Readers: Lodge No. 4. !held their regular meeting in July and it was well attended.

On Monday night, July 17, we had our Committee Meting All are invited and welcomed, for our Annual Get-together Dinner which will be held August 20th.

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(The Third Sunday). Our Regular Meeting will be held this Second Sunday, August 13, at 2:00 o'clock and on the Third Suhday, August 20th we will hold our Fatiqily Get-together Dinner. Good stew will be served and the ladies are herewith kindly asked to help out with one thing out of these five things mentioned: bowl of potato salad, cake, kolaches, peaches or pickles.

Dinner will start at 11:30 o,clock. The price this time will be 75 cents per adult and 35 cents for school children. So, don't forget the Second Sunday in our regular meeting and on the Third Sunday, August 20 we will have our Family Dinner.

Please help us gout so that the same ones don't have to always work by themselves, and so, hard.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Alvin Mikush 4,1, • CESKY PRAPOR LODGE NO. 24 Cyclone, Texas

Dear Sisters and Brothers: Just a few lines before I start the day's activities. It's so much to do and time just flys by before we get anything done.

I would like to say here that our regular meeting again will be held the second Sunday — August 13th at 1:30 p.m. at our Lodge Hall, Well I must run along for there are things to be done, hope to see our members at the lodge meeting.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Jerry Zavodny -) • A. • (—.

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Dear Girls: In spite of the really hot days which finally arrived, our pretty town of West is all ;decked in flags and Rodeo regalia, preparatory to our Rodeo on August 10, 11, and 12th of this month. Our Mayor Holasek has proclaimed to the public that we all go Western for this week, and that a Kangeroo Court would fine those caught not dressed western. Yesterday morning early, the police siren and blaring horns on nineteen cars rooted many up from their morning coffee, and .);-,arked the beginning of the Annual "Booster" trip to neighboring towns to invite their participation in our Parade and Rodeo.So your Editor will pull out his cowboy shirt with, the big Texas Longhorn embroidered on the back and "plug" Western Week. There are many of us who have no horses at the present but help support the riding club so that West's youngsters who are fortunate enough to have horses available will know the joy of horseback riding. Many a tot rides almost as soon as he or she learns to walk and there are many beautiful horses among our riders.

Wednesday, August 9, 1961 Outside of pears which will be coming in soon, mostof the canning is at an end, Everyone heaves a big sigh when talking of canning: remembering the hot hours spent over a pressure cooker or water pack . Some folks are preserviro figs now for they are ripening and the is a bountiful crop of them. Souse folk don't care for figs.

In our gardens everything is at a standstill, suffering with the heat.

Zinnias are in their glory now, as are Crepe myrtles and Altheas, Vitex and Bird of Paradise shrubs. Otherwise the flower garden bears the brunt of hot August days, awaiting cooler days and refreshing rains.

Cotton looks good around our town, the corn crop assured and so our Lodges are putting on picnics, barbecues, swimming parties, hay rides, wiener roasts, etc., for the youth. This short in-between period is just a breather before the gathering of the cotton crop begins which will last for three or more months, Today I'm going to give you a recepe I found which may be just what your favnily needs to jerk them up from monotony in eating. Raw Potato Dumplings.

Wash about 15 potatoes, peel and grate them and place in a, collendar.

Set over a bowl and run water through them until they are white and free from the starch. Squeeze out the excess water.

Place in a bowl and add three or four handfuls of flour, one half teaspoon salt, one egg and mix well to form stiff dough and form into small golf ball size dumplings, wetting the hands to keep them from sticking. Drop into boiling salt water immediately and cook for about fifteen or twenty minutes.

Drain off the water and serve with pot-roast and gravy, sauerkraut and sausage or franks.

This is one variation of the versatile spud which our Czech ancestors grew and thrived on. It seemed that they '1124 a bit of potatoes in everything they made, even the sauerkraut so beloved had grated potato in it Thanks to Mrs. Ester Hiavaty, the lady who shared her family recepe for making plum jelly and preserves by baking, which Vestnik printed; she shares another tip for delicious "out of this world" pork sausage, the kind you !Take patties and fry for 'breakfast; besides the favorite garlic in the pork, she states her father used a scant half-teasponn of nutmeg in the mixture to give it that exotic taste. She states that some folks r the beef and pork together for sail&e., and that this still applies: for every two pounds of ground meat mixture, besides the other seasonin,g add the scant onehalf teaspoon of nutmeg. Sounds exciting.

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It looks like we shall have a hot weekend. If you drive be careful for even the tires on your car suffer in 60 miles fast driving. Then too, heat prostration is common For those who can, take an extra tablet of salt. Remember during the war our warplants had them on ha,nd for their assembly line workers.

Anyway, it pays to be careful, don't overeat and get those eight glasses of water everyday.

REPORT FROM DISTRICT FIVE Aproximately 250 members and friends witnessed District Five's third annual Youth .Activity Day, which was held Sunday, July 30 at Brother and Sister J. M. Skrabanek's ranch, Danbury, Texas.

We were happy and surprised to see so many visitors from other districts namely Districts 2, 3, and 6. The weather turned out to be a beautiful sunshiny day.

At noon everyone enjoyed eating delicious barbecued beef with all the trimMy best to you — if you can make mings, which was prepared by our capthose District functions — we'll see each able and reliable hard working brothers: other then.

'Tommy Lostak and Albert Heiman.

Fraternally, Mostly all the delicious pastry had been The Editor's wife prepared by another hard worker, Sister • 4 •( Julia Bulanek, and other sisters who brought pastry in connection with the party also proved pretty popular as witnesed by the quick disappearance of the goodies put up for sale by sisters: Naomi Kostum and Ruby Cernosek,

LODGE NO 35 ELK, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: Our next lodge meeting will be held Sunday, August 13, 1961 at 2:00. We urge you members to be present and visitors are always welcome. You ladies are asked to bring enough food for your family and the visitors that you may bring.

We would like to congratulate Sister Martha Mladenka on the arrival of her first grandson. The proud parents are Mr and Mrs. Harry Sulak of Waco. The mother was formerly May Dell Mladenka of Elk. Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Sulak, In behalf of the kitchen committee this writer would like to thank Brother Henry Rendek for the delicious doughnuts he brought to the dance last Saturday night as usual. Also "thanks" to Sister Kolenovsky for bringing the delicious variety of kolaches and donating them to the kitchen. This is a very thoughtful gesture Brother Henry and Sister Kolenovsky. Thanks so much.

"Thanks" also to Brother Jim Pavelka and Brother Charlie Pavelka for cleaning and mowing the grounds around the hall as it looks so nice Here's hoping to see all of you at the lodge meeting.

Fraternally yours, Sister Norma Pavelka, Reporter

At 1:30 P . M. District Five President, Chas. Cerny called the assembly together for half an hour to introduce the following Supreme Lodge Officers and their wives: Bro. and Sis. Edward Marek, Bro. and Sis. Joe B. Hejny and son, Bro. and Sis. Raymond Urbanovsky, Bro . and Sis. Ben Zabcik, Bro. and Sis. J. M. Skrabanek, Bro, and Sis. Ed. Sralla and son, Miss SPJST Sandra Watson, District V Queen, Linda Clawson, and other district visitors: Sister Ora Faye Wilson and family of Venezuela, South America, Bro and Sister Arnold Vrla and family of Dallas, Bro. and Sis. Trojacek and daughter of Ennis, Sister Annie Steiner of Dallas, and Steve Steiner of Garland.

The games, fishing, boat riding, and proceedings convened at 2:00 p.m. The Youth of Lodges 88, 91, 139, 142, and 166 took their places for the exciting games, and thanks go to the loyal members and friends that seemed to take interest witnessing the youth during the games.

Every person welcomes recognition for work performed or services rendered.

During many occasions we take our loyal and bard workers for granted. No provision has ever been made to set up a system by which our members would automatically qualify for recognition for services rendered the Society.

At this time I want to thank the following who helped assist and who drove such a long distance to be among us at the District V Youth Activity Day: Supreme Lodge Officers, District Officers, Miss SPJST, District Queen, other district Officers and friends, parentS and the Youth of District Five.

Sisters: Tillie Helmcamp, Della Kadlecek, and Mary Ch'upik who helped assist the Junior and Senior volley ball division.

Strum ill 1 Sisters: Lillie Melnar, Gladys Lostak, and Lela Vaja who helped assist the safe games for the small fry.

Brothers: Steve Kelly, John Zaludek, Alvin Melnar, Joe Pavliska and Charles Chupick who helped assist the Junior 1 and Senior baseball division. Brother Ed° ward Miculka the unpire.

Brothers: Rudy Sefcik and Ed Kadlecek for setting the stage up and P.A. system. Brother Dick Schnell, the photographer_ Brothers: Frank Olexa, Ernest Hanka, Al Hilsher, Frank Tillich, and Jaudes Kadlecek at the ticket box and refreshment stands.

Sisters: Ara Skrabanek, Frances Olexa, Gladys Lostak, Mary Tilich, Julia Bulanek, Estelle Kelly, Louise Kadlecek, Della Kadlecek, Naomi Kostum, Ruby Cernosek, and Ara Dworsky, and Brothers: Tommy Lostak, and Albert Heiman, making food preparations.

Last but not least, our grateful members, Brother and Sister J. M. Skrabanek for the use of their property. This was truly appreciated by everyone present.

This .affair was a success, so all the members will stand to gain for backing the event.

We truly enjoyed seeing everyone and renewing old friendships with members we see about once or twice a year.

We hope you will drop by to see District Five members again; real soon, Fraternally, Maxine Sefcik Dist. Five Youth Director _en) • 4 • WACO, TEXAS Dear Friends: I thought you mould be interested in 'a description of a little trip that Roman and I were invited to accompany Brother and Sister Emil Hanus, when they went to visit his mother, sister, and three brothers and their families near Skidmore, Texas.

Brother Hanus made a head stone for his father's grave and he carried it along as we went and he and his brothers set it up on Tuesday morning. We left Waco at 10 a.m. Monday, July 3rd in a downpour and we got out of the rain as we drove through Cameron but later in the 'afternoon in Hallettsville, we ran into a heavy rain and had to stop for about fifteen minutes, then continued on.

We stopped at a nice roadside park and ate our delicious lunch of fried chicken and other good things. We enjoyed all the scenery along the way and since we hadn't been out that way before, Roman and I really enjoyed it.

We arrived at Emil Hanus' mother, sister and brother-in-law's home about 5:30 p trr.. and ate a good supper there.

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The next morning Emil came by to pick up Roman and Allen and they drove to the cemetery to set up the headstone.

When they got back Roman and I went with EMil back. to his sister's ,home and from there we visited the home of Charles and Georgia Mae's, where the whole family met for a big, delicious 'dinner. Each family brought sane food and we all did justice to it.

Later in the afternoon, Roman took pictures and Georgia Mae cut a nage -• watermelon winch she fotind in It weighed 66 pounds and delicious, P'or supl]er we finisbu . • no -\\.. was left from dinner.

There was so much food that eve then some was left. That rlight Rom and I spent the night with Charles a.

Georgia Mae. The next. morning after a. g ood breakfast, Emil and Annie having spent the ni.,,,cht with his beet wife Georgia Ann, and :• us up and we went to say go::.T. mother, sister and brother-in-1,'. Mr. and Mrs. Bohac, before starting back tc' Waco.

Roman and I wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for 'the (friendly hospitality of all of Rind's family; for the good food and. for keeping us for the two nights„ We hope to see them in our home sometimes.

Wednesday morning we headed home thrOugh Karen.s City, Hondo anti Ban.dera. We saw such beautiful scenery, 0,bountains and trees and lovely homes high, up on the big hills, There was a roadside park where we ate our lunch and Roman took pictures of the country side and from that height we could see for miles around in all directions.

Then we drove all afternoon and Watched for deer. Emil saw the first one and from 2 to Gs .30 p.m. we counted .54 deer. We arrived at Buchanan and Inho Darn in the rain again. We. drove around and the scenery was just beautiful We found a cottage in which we s.tort the night by Buchanan Dam. The wat. j ust a few steps from the, cabin. .0.te next morning we cooked 01,1C CANTi b-r'eakfast and after looking around at a v3.T.ndte quarry and after Roman made pictures we went on Horn Caverns, We 9:30 a.m, in plenty two first tour at 10:00hours and although it all been there 12 years ave.. a;id Annie again and of course, f nature, were thrilled by the womle When we not out of there, we found another roadside park and ate our lunch

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ve arrived at / and then on 'Poole 3:30 It ch an c. njoyable trip and we thar,k !,1,J for asking us to ff0 along. They are ,:cued a nice, friendly couple and fun to be with.

Again our sincere thanks to Emil and Annie, to his mother, sister and brotherin-law and his three brothers, their lovely wives and all of their children.

This trip covered some 631 miles and enjoyed every mile of it.

Fraternally yours, Rose Farina of T odge No. cm 9 (

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Iw c9.ch of 6: in the tucse to ride in the Ro- the slow-. deo Parade and ride on our float again 1 Al-:.in this year, be sure and be at the West PrimRodeo Arena at 5 p.m. Thursday, August 10th.

We will have our Queen Linda Myn:,. of Lodge No. 6 and of District Three — of District Three, also dwch.:,.:2,-s and flower girl Janie 1..!Lpj: all of th..ir f.-costs on i, e float.

I hope to see lots of you there to meet me at the Arena. We will have plenty room ter oil of you this time I will be' looking and waiting to see you there. :Fraternally yours, Ruth Youth I.nnder Lodge, l'ro. 6

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Wednesday, August 9, 1.961 pan High School and is now employed at the Lox Studio. Her escort is Julius Pannell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Polnich. He is a "straight A" student since the fifth grade and is attending Sam Houston High School. Bonnie Sue Cox, daughter LA Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cox, is Judy's duchess. She is a "straight A" student at Stephen's Elementary School and is active in the Girl Scouts.

Norman Urbanovsky, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Urbanovsky, will escort Bonnie Sue. He attends All Saints School and is active in Boy Scout and Bowling â&#x20AC;&#x201D; winning the trophy in his league.

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Gwendolyn's escort. Freddie graduated from Milby High School where he was a member of the band. He attended A. & I. College at Kingsville for two years, being a member of the famous Acapella Choir there, and now is a stuident at the South Texas College here in Houston.

Georgia Zaludek, daughter of Mrs. Joe and the late Mr. Joe Zaiudel :c and granddaughter of Lodge 88 Organizer Mr. John Starcala, is the duchess-fa y Gwendolyn.

She attends McReynOldS Junior High School where she is an honor student.

Johnny Kadlecek, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Kadlecek, will escort Georgia. He is Junior High School and has been active i n Little League Baseball, 4. Princess Contestant Glenda Sloan pretty daughter e.f Mr. and Mrs. E. A. loan, attends Spring Branch High i-Mhool. Glenda plays the Gate in the advanced band and is :in ey pert twirler.

Larry Pfughaupt, is Glend:Th escort. He is attends Reagan High Schsbi. where a member of the band and been an officer in the Orehestra . rgaret Vala,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Vala is Glenda's duchess. She attends Sidney Lanier Junior High SchOol where she reGWENDOI:,rN SCAUTTE curved the Junior American Citizensfiip 3 Contestant Gwendolyn Schutte is the Award and also an Award for perfect atbeautiful daughter of ' ,fn. and Mrs. Elmo tendance for the year. Her escort is Schutte, graduated from Austin High, Jerry Bily, son of Mr. anf Mrs. MiroSchool, where she was an officer in the slav HilY. He attends H:pg Junior High Scottish Brigade. She willattend Bay- School where he plays the trumpet in lor University at Waco: this fall Freddie the advanced band.

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charming daughter of Mrs. R. T. and the late Mr. R. T. Dvorak, is an outstanding student at San Jacinto High School where she is Vice President of the Bowling ChM. Carrol's escort is Bobby Dobesh, son of Mr. Louis Dobesh of New Zulch, Texas. Bobby, who is a Junior at the University of Houston, is President of the Youth Club and is also quite active in our Lodge, serving . on its Entertainment CCO.Imittee. Ruth Zairlek, daughter or Mr . and Mrs. Win Zaludek, is Carrol's duchess. She is a star student at Roosevelt 'Elementary School and is active in Girl Scouts, She will be escorted by her brother; Gary, who attends the same school. Gary is active in the Golden Glove Bowling Tournament, bein g the Variety Boys Boxing champion for two yearS.

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Strana '24 of the Czech Club. Princess Jeannette will be escorted by Robert Hilsher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hilsher. Robert, also a graduate or Reagan High School where he was President of the band, is a Sophomore at the University of Texas, where he is a member of the Chi Phi National Fraternity. Both Jeannette and Robert are taking Czech at the University.

Maria,n Kadlecek, darling daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Kadlecek, will be the ,flower girl, and Tommy Kucera„ handsome son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kucera, is the Crown Bearer.

We are also honored to have our 195960 Princess Betty Jean Slovacek, beautiful daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Slovacek. Betty Jean plans to be a teacher and is attending the Sam Houston State College; She will graduate in January.

Jimmy Kadlecek, son of Mr. and Mrs F. A. Kadlecek will escort Betty Jean.

He graduated with honors from Reagan High School, where he was the treasurer of the band and business manager of the school paper.

We of Lodge 88 are mighty proud of all these Young SPJST members; one can see they will be the leaders of tomorrow for today they are the leaders in their schools!

Sincerely, Tillie Helmcamp Congratulations to all from the Edito and his wife.

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ballerina dress with her escort Larry Matus. Zephyr Spence and Edward Traywich were next. Zephyr wore a Lavender gorwn of net. Beverly Gaidusek on the arm of Gene Miller wore a waltz length gown of net. Beverly Gaidusek on the was my escort and I wore a white short formal of organza with green and yellow rose buds.

Our president then took over the announcing of the new Duchess. for this year who turned out to be Zephyr Spence. Her sister presented her with her crown between srdles and tears of joy. Congratulations Duchess Zephyr.

Then came the most exciting and happy moment of my life when Mr.

Our pictures present, Sharon Engelke, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Bennie Engelke and her escort Eugene 0.. Gorman son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 0. Gorman.

'Hattie were a most gorgeous long formal of peacock blue. La Nell Ceska wearing a I long formal of pink lace and net was escarted by Jimmy Holacka. They were the Queen and King of last year's ball. Then the Duchess of the past year, Matilda Jean Spence and her escort J. C. Miller Were presented Duchess Jean wore a blue net waltz length gown. Then came Helen Kolenovsky in a blue and silver

LODGE NO. 66 WACO, TEXAS Dear Readers: Sunday, July 23, we held our annual Princess Ball at Lodge 66. I am still so excited and happy to have been given the honor of being crowned Queen. I can't quite believe that it happened to me.

The contest was detennined by ticket sales for the dance. You never saw four .nore excited girls than Beverly Gaidusek, Helen Kolenovsky, Zepher Spence and myself when it came time to turn in our money on Saturday night. We all hoped to win but no one gave out the number of tickets sold. We all wanted it to be a complete surprise at the time of crowning on Sunday.

Our hall was so beautifully decorated in pink and silver. A very special thank you to all those who did such a nice job.

The girls were dressed so beautifully in an array of colors. May I add that the escorts were very handsome too. Hattie Matus with her escort . Leo Rejcek were presented by our president Mr. Monroe Duchess Zephyr Spence daughter of Janke. Hattie then took over the pres- Mr. and Mrs. Chris Spence escorted by entation of last year's Queen, Duchess Edward Traywick, son of Mr. and Mrs. and the Princess candidates for this year.

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Queen Sharon Engelke and Duchess Zephyr Spence • • Janke announced me to be the winner and new Queen of the lodge. I was so thrilled I'm sure I did , everything wrong.

Things happened too fast to remember just all that did happen. Queen La Nell Ceska removed her crown and placed it on my head and presented me with a -huge bouquet of pink carnations. Everyone received gifts from the youth leaders.

Many thanks for the photo tree and Love Pat compact that was given to me.

Crowning ceremony was ended when all the royalty were asked to dance The parents of each girl and her escort were then asked to come out and join in the dancing. It was a most thrilling night for of us.

Many, many thinks go to our youth leaders who friade this such a grand affair, Mrs. Libby Parma, Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs. Ed IVIazanec. The gifts and corsages that were given to us were so

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very nice. A special thanks to Mr. Frank TEMPLE, TEXAS Parma for taking all the pictures . And a Dear Friends: very Big Thank You to all those who As 'rust of you know that the District made my crowning possible.

II Youth EncampmentDay will be on We were most happy that Mr. Joe B. Sunday, August 20, beginning at 11 a.m.

Nothing except registration will take Hejny and his family could attend our affair and of course many thanks to Mr. place prior to our lunch which will be promptly at 12:30 noon. Everybody who Hosek, our beloved Editor for being with us, We missed Mrs. Hosek very much but wishes to eat at the camp bring a basket lunch and then we will spread the will excuse her absence since she was food on the table and have a feast. helping with the new grandson in Dallas. Brother Emil and Sister Frances Heil Congratulations to both of you. will again make the tea.

Sincerely, At 1:45 there will be a very short Queen Sharon Ann Eng business meeting. After which our talent contest will start. T don't know or cannot give you a specific time but I'd say at about 2:15 p.m. All of you lodge youth leaders be sure to encourage the boys and girls in your lodge to enter the

Straus 25 contest. The junior division will not go to the state contest. Only one winner from each District will go to the state.

Those of you who want to enter the contest playing a piano, I think that there is one at the camp. If not, we shall let you know or make arrangements so that you may enter the contest.

The rules are very simple: 1. You must be a marAber of the SPJST. 2. Juniors will enter the district contest only and those 14 years to 21 will enter the state . If you will be fourteen on the day of the contest you will be considerW as a senior regardless of whether you are closer to thirteen or fourteen.

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TO OUR, FRIENDS IN DISTRICT II On Sunday, August 20, District II will have a Youth Encampment Day at Carnp Tahuaya. Prior to y lunch at 12:30 noon there will be registration. Everyone who wishes to eat lunch, is asked to please bring a basket lunch. We will spread these and all eat together.

After lunch we will have a short business meeting at which time I shall submit my resignation. As most of you know I have been attending Temple Junior College, and now I have a job which takes up most of my time. I feel that I cannot give the time that is required of a reporter.

After our business meeting we will have a talent contest Mrs. Hejl printed detailed rules in last week's Vestnik. shall only briefly list them.

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2. Only individual entries will be eligible.

3. Trophies, and not money will be awarded to the winners.

Following the Talent contest, we shall have a swim p rhag contest and a field contest. Please wear sport clothes and bring your swim suit. Prizes will be awarded to the winners in each division and adpournment will be at approximately 5:30 p.m. I sincerely hope everyone will come out and have a good time with us. Those of you who have never been to Camp Tahuaya don't know what you are missing. The country is very beautiful so bring your cameras. Here's hoping to see you all.

Fraternally yours, Barbara Zabcik District II Reporter

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4. Only individual entries will be eligible. No duets or trios.

5. Trophies, and not money, will be awarded to the winners.

6 District Youth Directors will select judges fo rthe State Contest.

7. State Contest to be held September 24 at Lodge Praha No. 29 at Taylor, Texas.

Back to our Encampment. After the talent contest, we shall have the swimming contest and also swimming for pleasure. Everybody bring your swim suits. Visitors as well as members.

After the swimming contest the field contests will start We shall have as krany of these as time will permit. So all of you start practicing in running, throwing ball, and perhaps jumping.

Prizes will be awarded and adpournment at approximately 5:30 zan.

Here's hoping that all of you wil l come to Camp 'Tahuaya Encampment. Thank you, Sister Rose Mikolaj for helping me advertise. More of you should do the same. I wonder what it will take to get our editor to come to our District II meetings or youth activities. He has missed three already. If he would have been at our District II Achieveunent Day in Buckholts, he would not be so intrigued with the lovely exhibit of butterflies someone had in Dallas at Lodge. 130 because our Sister Karen Ann Kovar had a butterfly and bug collection exhibit of which any entomologist would be proud.

Everybody come to Camp Tahuaya on Sunday, August 20, and have a wonderful ,day.

Fraternally yours, Clara Heji District II Youth Director )• 4m( HOUSTON, TEXAS The Talent Contest will be held Sunday, August 27 at Lodge Pokrok No. 88, 1140 Robbie Street, Houston, Texas. Beginning at 3:00 p.).D. RULES FOR TALENT CONTEST 1. Boy or girl must be a member of SPJST and in good standing.

2. 1 through 13 years of age for Lodge and District Contest..

3. 14 to 21 years of age and single for Lodge, District and State contest.

4 Contestants will compete as individuals only, no group accepted.

5. Contestants will provide own, instrument, if one is used.

6. No. professionals will be accepted.

7. Local Lodge will select judges in local contest.

8. District Youth Directors will select judges for District and State Contest, 9. State Contest to be held September 24, at Lodge Praha No. 29, Taylor, Texas.

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be gifts or trophies rather than cash prizes.

Please have a boy or girl front the Junior division (1 through 13 years of age) and a boy or girl from the Senior division (14 to 21 years of age) from each Lodge to compete in the District Five Talent Contest.

The winner of the Junior division will be a winner only in the District. The winner of the Senior division will compete in the finals at Taylor, Texas.

Every serious undertaking requires thought and proper planning for all activities, concerning our youth. That is why we urge parents to help their children to participate in our activities . We are counting on your participation.

Let's not be timid or hesitant, let's start immediately inhelping this program be successful.

There can be no doubt but what the State Talent Contest upon which we are now embarking will prove to be one of the most outstanding periods of achievement and accomplishment yet recorded in the long and colorful history of our SPJST. Fraternally, Maxine Sefcik, District-Five Youth Director • sys, • ( YOUTH OF LODGE NO: 86, WACO Dear Members, The Lodge 66 Youth Club enjoyed a very nice , swimming witty several weeks ago. All met at the beautiful Lions Pool in Waco and had a good swim with eats after our swimming. Hamburgers, cold drinks, and potato chips were bought by the Youth Club for all present.

After eating, youth and adults joined in a game of volleyball. We played until the lights began to go out, telling us it was time to leace our fun.

Thanks to OUT youth leader, Mrs. Frank Parma, and her assistants, Mrs. Ed Mazanec and Mrs. Frank Miller, for our swim party.

August 13, 1961, Cruz Ortiz and the Flames will be playing at Linden Hall for a teenage dance. Everyone is invited to attend, so come on out and join the fun. Remember -- Sunday, August 13, 1961.

Fraternally, LaNell Ceska President • BE AUMONT, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: On Sunday, July 16, Lodge 166, Beaumont celebrated noir third anniversary at the Oulf Sulphur Picnic Area in Beaumont. The picnic started at 11:39 with volley ball and visiting for the older folks, while the children played on swings, monkey bars and seesaws. One

Wednesday, August 9, 1961 o'clock was the time for everyone to start to line up for delicious hot dogs with all the trimmings, and cold drinks.

After eating, volley ball continued to hold the interest of the teenagers.

Later in the evening we were all very ;pleased to see Mr. and Mrs. Klesel and son Pat, and Mr. A. J. Mictalsky drive up with their musical instruments to provi!de us with entertainment. Everyone danced and joined in singing. This continned until 8:00 p.m.

I believe everyone enjoyed themselves at our picnic. I certainly did. Now I want to thank the members of 166 for making the picnic the success that it was.

Thankyou Mr. Klesey and Mr. A. J. Mictalsky for the wonderful entertainment.

Also I want to. thank our out-of-town guests for making the trip. They are the following: Mr. and Mrs. Jarda Cerny and daughters Judy and Jackie, Mr. Charley Cerny and daughters, Patsy and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Sefcik and son Terry, and Mr. and Mrs. Klesel and son -Pat, and Mr. A. J. Mictalsky. Again thank you everyone for everything.

Sincerely yours, Sandra Watson • ) o 192 FISHERMEN CAUGHT WITHOUT LICENSES Austin — • Too, many Texas fishermen tried to get by without; buying a license during the osontb._ of May, and 192 paid fines, according to the violations report of the Game and Fish Commission.

In all there were 333 arrests. Fines and costs colected amounted to $7783.03.

Eleven hunters paid fines for shooting deer out of season. There was only one violation for "telephoning" fish during the month.

Heaviest fine of the month was $150, paid by a Midland. man for possession of doe deer out of season.

Several night hunters paid fines ranging from $25 to $50 each.

Capt. E M. Sprott, director of lawenforcement, warned vacationing fisher• men that a $2.15 license is required for any person between 17 and 65 fishing outside his home county, or fishing in his home county with any kind of winding device.

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