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ZAJEM A VZAJEMNOST Jiste, .Ze dlouho to trvalo, nea lidstvo dospelo k nynej gi vzajemnosti, ale ie kaZdy Cloy& jest jiz od ptirody veden k tomu, ziti vedle jinYch a s jinYmi, tak malokterY eloyek 'dovede ziti od vgech odloneen.

Ku spoleenemu ziti Audi nas potteba ziti s jinYmi vedle sebe, kteti stejne smYgli a chovaji rovne snahy a tu glay. -Jednotlivec sam o sobe neni tamer nieim, ale ye spolku a stejne smYglicimi stava se platnym einitelem. Je tomu tak Pate ae i v rodine, v osada, v okresu 6ini vice se jevi a v celem narode. tato snaha mezi narni s jinYmi se obes as v nagich schnzich shledavati, tim vice a lepe pokradujeme a se poznavame komu ten cit vzajemnosti chybi, ten un sobe Akodi a ov gem, ae je i snaham _iageho bratrstva na fikor.

Chtel bych vzpomeriouti, ze lid& majice stejny zpilsob Zivota, stejne cile, a kteti sobe v dohrYch svYch snahach pomahaji, tvoti spoleenost aneb Jednotu jak je to na ge. — Mame-1i v to na gi spoleen& snaze stejne tufty stejnY zajem ziskame si ptatele v na gem kruhu kde Zij eme Vgude pracovite a vytrvali mukive i deny vgech tiid, faunal-1, delnici, obchodnici, temeslnici, myslitele i statnici, pracovali vetginou svorne, abychom i pospolu aili svorne a vzajemne se podporovali ye snaze budovati pro sebe a sve rodiny blahobyt na pevnYch zakladech.

Kdo tedy by mel bYti povaZovan budovatelem vzajemnosti, kdo opravdu u2iteenYm elenem lidske spoleenosti? — Dornnivame se, Ze nejpoctivejai odpoved

by mela bYti: kaklY ten jest opravdovYm budovatelem lidske civilizovane spoleenosti, kdo uZiva poctive aye schopnosti k vYrobe syYch statkit a tim i k pomoci svYch spoluoladanil a to vande tam, kde vyskytne se ptilektost ye spoCeni s druhYmi stejne smYglicimi dosahnouti lepgich ZivotnYch pornerft.

KahlY elovek, kakia osada, kaki& spoleenost ma jiste pc4tteby a Cim jednotlivec ci osada, je pokroeilej gi tim vice a yetgi jsou potteby vgech maji stejne zajmy.

Mnohem snadneje je docilime spoleenYm snaZenim kdyZ jak organisovanY celek aye poladayky a potteby v pravy eas oznamirne. dm vice nashromaZd'ujeme vedomosti o spoleenern snaZeni v na gich radovYch schtizich a navgtevou rilznYch podnikii okrskovYch, tiro lepe vime, jak je doma uZivati.

Takove sebe-vzd'elani je vkly a kaZdernu prospe gne a ma nemalou cenu, nehlede ani k tomu Ueinku na nasi povahu, na gi soudnost a vtip.

Tolik je jisto ,Ze v nagi Jednote jest tea nee° to povinnosti, starati se o 130-yzneseni vYchoyou, kde jen moan, aby zavladl dobrY zvyk, Uptimne ptatelstvi stfizlivost a slu gne mravy, zaklady to nagi obeanske povinnosti, ktera nas vede k lepgimu postaveni v osada' kde latebYvame.

Jednotlivec sam o sobe mnohY ten fikol nedovedl by vytegiti a cesta Zivotem jest umenim krdoeti osamocen.

Nage bratrska, Jednota jest ptikladem, a spoleene snaaeni, vzajernne tuZby, porozumeni a vytrvalost, umoZnill nam

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sici iictyhodneho finaneniho i moralniho postaveni. Vgude tam kde nage Jednota Jednota jest zna,ma a tam kde mame einnY tad, poukvame i dobrou povest v osada pro vzajemnost.

Hled'me si ygude nejen added ale i rozgititi nagi dobrou povest vzornYm chovanim a podporovanim kulturnich snah osadnich.

VaZme si nagich stargich sester a branebot' oni svYm odkazem nam trit mame Jednotu dobrou a. na jistYch zakladech.

Kde jen moan, pestujme spoleene vztahy a naygtevujme na ge sousedni rady a okrskove schilze cot' uttauje bratrske a sesterske vztahy nage.

BRATftI A SESTRY ORGANISATORI Bratti a sestry organisatoti pov gimnete si laskave rtznYch zprav, "Co jsem pies tyden zasleehl" aneb v Friends in the News", kde uvadime ptilektost pro vas zajemce vyhledat a plipomenouti jim, ze kaklY Nov& pottebuje pojisteni.

Jest to nejlep gi uloleni nagich penez, vzpomerite jim, ae v kaklem ptipade dostane pojigtenY sve penize zpatky. — P11 tom ale kaklY Glen SPJST ma ptilaitost ku konani nesmirne dobre spoledenske praci v tide i v na glch distriktech s nagi mladai aneb bYti fiCastni dobroeinne praci. Ziskavejme ditky oznameni v nagi rubrice aneb ty ditky nagich zeintelYch elentt Pamatujme na to, Ze chceme y tomto roce opet ptevYgiti ureenou kvotu a ptejeme Vann ygechen jen moZnY zdar.

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Nepohrdej elovekem ye stati jeho, nebot' kaalY z nas sestaxnem a ptijiniej ueeni od rnladosti sve a at do gedin bud"tet nalezati moudrost.

• • Nebud't lakomST , ale dobroeinnSr. Lakomec tadnemu dobte neeini a at zemte jeho statek poberou jinY. • • S dobrYm skutkem nikdy neodkladej, za zivota dobte cin, po smrti ji g casu nebude. Pomahejme tedy sousedum a oni nam odplati. Kdyt ruka ruku myje, obe budou eiste.

• • Bud'ine opartni, opatrnosti nikdy nezbyva a po ueinku zla rada.

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MriohSr si rnysli, ponevadt hospodati, 2e take hospodatiti umi, ale neni katdY mistr, kdo se i'emeslem obira, a neni ka2c3S7 oral,, kdo se pluhu drti.

• • 6asto jsem zde uvedl, ze nikdo na svete se nedouei, nebot' v katclern temesle a umeni svet a tide neustale postupuji. Nennitem tedy na jednem miste zustati stati. — Tisice lidu stale o tom ptemYgli, kterak by to neb ono lope anal mohll.

• • Vychazeji dobre a pouene spisky a knihy ku zlepgeni hospodatstvi, ternesel, neetnictvi a o mnoho jinYch potteb.

Nelze ovgem katdou prostudovat, ale kdo pilne Ote, date se a mnoho zvi.

Dobra kniha i dobrSr easopis jest jak dobra rada v eas potteby a katclY kdo, se drti moudre rady nedojde vady. Tak rikaval nam na g dobrY otec.

• • 0 emu se nedoete g, ptej se u lidi stare ptislovi to pravi: — Kdo chce yedal a neco znati, musi se easto pilne ptati.

• • Ta nage mladeg zde po leta vyglnlend, zajiste bude dbati toho, aby ptitomne pokoleni melo vetg i slovo v behu tivota vetejneho.

• • Co dobra, nlevy, pomoci, ptatelskych sluteb behem teener 64 let na ge jednota vykonala, eim byla na g enra elenstvu, co, znamenala v innohY'ch osadach pro nag spoleerV a narodni tivot. — toho v geho bychorn meli obeas si ptipomenouti, kdyt jit pro nic jineho, tedy pro ucteni pamatky na gich zakladatehl a vgech. tech na gich stargich elenu a elenkyri, kteti se poctive snatili.

udrgovana byla rozumna rovnovaha me zi cenami jeho produktn zemedelskYch cenami prinnyslovYch vYrobki) ktere farmat k obdelavani pildy nutne potiebuje.

Nutne jest zapotteby aby na ge rolnici neodchazeli z faxen' do mest za lepSim vYdelkem a nutno .ueinit opatteni aby zaveden lep gi program zemedelskY. Na nekterych slavnostech vas potadatel organu shledl, to bud' chybi nage narodni vlajka vtibec aneb je nespravne umistnend. Kdyt, se pki slavnoscti teeni, vlajka nag e ma bYti umistnena pa prave strane reenika. Jinak ma byti na jevisti postavena, na stranu pravou, se k jevigti a eeskoslovenska (mate-li jakou) na leve strane. Nikdy se nemaji davat d ye vlajky na jednu nerd'.

Pogta dorueila nam pozvani na sla y -nostaplec'Ybduiso15v Buckholts a lined na to pozvani do glo k slavnosti tadu "Bile hora". Dekujeme oboum Maim za laskave pozvani a zaroveri litujeme, to slibili jsme pied Casein sireastniti se dne mladete a tadu 29 v Taylor, nageho druheho okrsku v ten samy den. Ptejeme vam ov gem v Buckholts a na Bile Rote mimotadny nspech a velkou nav gtevu a prosim zdelte Vestniku, jak se slavnost v obouch mistech vydatila. — Pti gte, snad mi bude motno se podilet. Pozdrav y am to vgem.

• • 6ernu si se naueil, sam zkoutej, nebot' evieeni a zku geni dava umeni.

• • Na farms i star gi Nov& vtdy nejakou praci zastane a je pti ni spokojen a Iraten, kdetto ye meste, jak p •ejde padesatka jde to s nine s kopee dole, kagdYm rokem je jeho grace merle hledand a jeho misto nahratuji delnikem mladgirn pti katde vhodnel gi zamince.

• • Na to zde uvedene upozornil mne jeden stargi krajan kterY se za "lep gi praci" ptestehoval do vet giho mesta, a nyni toho velice lituje, • • Ti kdot sami nejsou uptimne, daji jine za neuptlame a tern je zapotteby vzdelani nejen .ducha, nYbrt i srdce.

• • Dobte vime z vlastni zkn genosti, ge i tivot na fame nen), jen med a mleko, ale kornu zdravi slouti a dovede se v pomery praktickeho farmete vpravit, ten nouzi netrpi a neni tarn postrkovan, jak east° bYva, ten obyeejit % delnik ve meste.

Ve stredu, dne 1(1. srpna, 1961 Takovk osud oeekeve kaddeho stargiho eloveka kterk nezne dtkladne nejake remeslo aneb nema-li gkolni vzdelani pro nejake lep gi povolani.

• OeskoslovenskY narod v minulosti 1 pritomnosti podal detne dukazy sve schopnosti divota a sySteh cennYch vlastnoti. — Vgichni nevgtevnici i cizinci kteri letos navgtivili nagi starou vlast, uznali, de si eeskoslovanskk nerod zasloudi nage sympathie a podpory.

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Co pies tkden jsem zaslechl — 2e v Granger zemr•ela pani Frantigka Ha& 78 leta a zanechala zde zarmoucenou rodinu, mandela, bratry a nevlastni decry. — Na ge uptimna soutrast rodine.

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— 2e na statni universite v Omaze se letos na podzim vyueovati bude eegtine.

Vyueovati bude Dr. Vladimir: Kueera.

• • — 2e v Moulton zemrel minulY tYden pan L. J. Jaro gek obchodnik. Cele pozdstale rodina necht' prijme na gi soustrast.

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— 2e Frances Hermesova ze Sweet Home je nastamajici nevestou pana Joe Gerlicha od Hallettsville. Budou sezdani 2. zaki a pak bydlet v Houston. Blahoprejeme.

• • — 2e u rnandelit Franklin BrodovYch v Austin meli rodinu, a site rortomile deveatko. Blahoprejeme.

• • — 2e Krou'dek eeskYch Zen ye Fort Worth poradal minulk tyden vklet na farmu pana Joe Musila. Nav gteva byla velke ale to je v g e co isme se dosud dozvedeli.

• • -- 2e minulY tYden v Houston zemi'ela pani Bessie Jeemenkova,, ktera, pochazela z Ellinger. Zanechala zde zarmoucenou dceru d ye sestry a pet bratrii. Vgem plati na ge soustrast.

• • — 2e prvni bat baviny (10 -Vez1 do El Campo krajan Robert Dorotik od LakeView. — Obditel slugnou premii.

VkSTNIK—WEST,TE tom: 0 d 1. srpna ve glo v aeskoslovensku v platnost nove clo, ktere znemoZni americke darky dosud posilane tananim pribuzukm. Komunisticke vlada uvalila clo 50 korun na kadde d ye libry gatstva a jegte vyggi clo na potraviny nebo material z Ameriky. Tedty $ 7 na, kadde 2 libry Satstva. Komuniste sleduji Unto, elem dvoji cii: predne, kaZdk batik gatstva z Ameriky byl dukazom dobre vtde americkeho lidu a ukazkou jak si lid zde dobte dije, jak dobre gatstvo nosi. Druhou prieinou vysokeho cla je, 'de timto se maji Americana donutit aby posilali americke dolary na, Tuzex, vladni obchody, k vYmene za zbodi dodavane Tuzexem. Za americke dolary dostanou pribuzni koupit v Tuzex obchodech v Ceskoslovensku zbodi a material, jenZ jinak neni k dosteni — jako automobily, okna, cihly, uhli, potraviny a gatstvo.

Od skoneeni velky sli miliony bakektt z Ameriky pribuznYm v beskoslovensku kteri by jinak trpeli nedostatkem, nebot' byli vladou pflpraveni a vS'echen majetek a nyni jsou odkaza,ni na malou pensi 200 korun mesiene a tolik ze snad; die zprav do glYch, tarn stoji jeden per bot.. ) 46

oznameni Po degi porade a dohode s tiredniky Hlavni firadovny bylo usnekno, nebudou budoucne ye Vestniku uveirejnovane obrazky invest, v*roei sliatku, absolventu rfiznSrch sko1, coi nema, primjr vztah na nagi spolkovou praci radovou, okrskovou a vitbec cele Jednoty. To se stalo k vuli obmezeni vydani za zhotoveni rytin a poStovneho spojeneho s vracenim obrazkii Dale bylo usneseno,ze kaida zasilka, odeslana redaktorovi musi bYti pine vyplacena, a za obrazky ktere si piejete aby yam byli vraceny, musi Wit( no patfiene poStovne. Obrazky ku kte0m je prilozen dopis, musi bj,rti tak oznaeene na obalce, jinak cola zasilka je prvni tridy, a chybujici po§tovue musi doplaceti redakce,

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,du Taylor Schtize l'aP'u 29. zahajene, bratrem Herebrt Rietmayer za predseciu bratra R. Leshikara, kterY 1.-)y1 mimo mesta.

Obvykle jednani pozUstavalo s poda.• zprav radovYch fri'ednika a konane pripravy pro celostatni sentizi ktere, se bude konat dne 24. srpna (Youth Contest) v Taylor.

V anglicke easti tohoto eisla najdete bhzsi popis prozatim, ned radove • podaji svoji zpravu jak podrob4 nosti priprav budou stanovene. — Schttze byla pekna a tail° nos oba sejiti se s nalimi snadivYnn praceyniky. )

louston Drat]: S. Studnienk z HouSton zaslal nom neda yno v dopisu eelY jeden na predplatne pro jisteho krajana do Czecnosiovakie. Ten dollar jsine oclevzdali bratru vydavateli J. HOlaskovi.

Sam nemem znemost, na jak.:cliouho ten dollar mute staeit, kdyd, pogtOVne samo e sobe obna gi dosti znaenou Cast.

Doufain, 'de toto na wysvetleni postaei. Red. j •„.1 0

navgtevy V na gi tiskarne minulY tkclen na nekohl> slur na g nav gtivili: bratr Rudolf Darted z Abbott se synem, roarrad.e Bartushovi z Penelope, pani Pragifkova, bratr J. KilUan, bratr J. Dujka. z Ross, J. Da y ton z Abbott, a sostra 8(111kt-wove.

Dal se to zastavil bratr Mare1 rL bratr Coeek. — Nav gtevy nos potCdili a pri,id'te prileditostne zas. ) • 4 • OZNAMUJEME 2c v na gem druhem okrsku j sou zdrudone nasledujici redy a sice v okresu: Bell — 24, 47, 69, 80, 86, 87 Falls — 89 Houston — 74 Milam 15 '72 Robertson — 94 Travis — 155 Williamson — 20, 29, 48, 75, 102, 109.

Celkem 18 radti.

Vgechny tyto rady meli by ,bYti zastoupene v den inladede v CaMp Tahuaya a v porade okrskorYch itrednikti due 20. srpna. ,—) • 07* • (

Ceny vkho, i poStovneho se stale zvySuji a jest treba opatrneho vedeni cod vyiaduje napravu. Kaida zasilka ktera nebude pine vyplacena odesilatelem, bude mu vracena. — Vag redaktor Vam dam' dekuje za laskave porozumeni to— 2e sleena Lillie Chudejova z West, mut° narizeni a za Va gi soueinnost. byla sezdand minuly tYden s panem A. ) • 07. ( F. Matugem z West. Pkejeme °bourn SJEZD MteULKOVE ROPINY. "DOH jsem se devadesati let je prate, zd avi a gtesti.

Devatk ordirmy sjezd (Reunion) bude de jsem nevzal po celY divot sklenici do • • se konat v nedeli dne 20, srpna (August) — 2e clo poladovano eeskoslovenskou ruky." piju taky radeji rovnou z ✓ Sulphur, Parka na. Hi-way mezi Moulvladou nyni pry znenaodni zasilani .darton a Shiner. kovYch baliekt do stare vlasti. Pi ge se a flagky."

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lead cislo 40 v Hilije porada v sobotu dne 19. srpna zabavu. Hudba "Trimphs" orchestra. Dale v nedeli dne 10. zati PRVNI OKRSEK hudba Frank Gregurek a pa v sobotu dne Bude konat svoji p• riSti scbtizi u du eislo 9 ve Snook a vSechny ease rady 16. zari, svadebni veselici. Hudba te2 zclruZene v ton-Ito okrsku jsou k fteasti Frank Grogurek orchestra F. '8 ablatura, Louise, Texas zvane. Program pro tuto dalealtou • zi oznamen ria jinem miste. — Za y Y✓ patch dne 18. srpna tad 92 Fort Regmund, Farina, bor bratri.

Worth porddii ye sve sini y elkou taneeni Va yra a sestta Matejkovd. zdbavu "Polka Dance" pri hudbe Al GreTato sciatize se kora, 27, srpna, bulk orehestra ze Schuyler, Nebr.

DRUDi OKRSEK Add Cislo 47. bude poradat na Den Oznamuje svfij "Youth Activity Day", kterY se bride °pet poradati v Camp Ta- peace Sept. 3. (Labor Day) oslavu 55 huya poblik Belton, itane od mesta Tern teho vYroei trvdni apolkove sine v Seaton plea— Den a program bude v kratkosti pri hlavni Geste. Hodbu obstara. Zurovcova kapela a Granger. — Cely prooznamen. gram bude oznamen pozdeji.

• • ) 9 -1./ ( TRETI OKRSEK VZPOMINKA Pristi podzimni schfize 3, okrsku se Letos se kon,ila pamatni vzpominka u bude konat u hostielbo radu 154 ye Ft. Worth. Den a program bude zaveas oz- lidickeho poinniku 28. kvetna a v den zdobeni hrobu. namen.

Nedaeini zdj(zd poradala CSNRA v stare tradici. Obrad zahajil predseda 0PATY OKRSEK blastnitio vYbora Bretislav Vanek. Lepreje si oznamiti, 4e podzimni schtize se giondid vzdali poctu vlajkam. Reenibude konat u radu Stefanik aisio 142 v kem byl br. Bard Kohler Rausch, kteHoustonu dne 15. tijna. — Schuze bude r 3) p ystihl yYznain lidicke tragedie za zandjena o 10:30 dopoledne, v poledne ✓aiky i pritoomou dobu, nove nebez(Med a odpoledne program niladeZe.— peel. Jeho prednaSka byla vecna a easoVic o torn bude yeas oznameno. ✓d.

F. A. Kadieeek, taj okrsku.

Dya, dry na to, konali obeane Cresthil• • lu svou pietni slaynost za velke fleasti EST OKRSEK obecenstva. Osady 'Ahem poslednich oznamuje, to jejich podzimni schfize v let se rozrostly a splynutim v mesteeko Cresthill Lidice siee zmizely z mapy, ale East Bernard se bude konat dne 22. na (October) v sini K. J. T. Riverside pact obyvatelstva se ztrojnasobil. Na poeinaje presne o 10 hodine dopoledne. Stesti ptivodni zakladatel Dominik RoMimo jinYch clUlelitYch zastojti, bade se mano a nynejSi mayor William Knapp, konat volba distriktnich • ilitednikti. — i alderman Robinson maji uptimnY zajem o Lidice a slibuji, to budou udr2oNezapomente a dostavte se.

• vat pamatku Lidic, cot dokazali loni i letos. Hlavni zastdvka velkeho prfivodu SEDMV OKRSEK Podzimni schnze sedmeho okrsku bu- mestem je a lidickeho pomniku, kde Ade se konat jak oznameno tine 1. Mina merican Legion vzda poctu. Radu zastu(October) v American Legion Hall, povali bratr Oskar PejS'a, mistopredseda Oblastniho vYboru, br. Vaclav Kubieek a Kingsville, Texas u radu eislo 118. br. Mikula Ferieneik. kterY promluvil )• • (--u pomniku a pak v hlavnim auditoriu. fttet Afttt Prall jsme si vtdy, aby pamatka Lidic 4.byla ehapana a uctivana ainerickYmi ob/oC4?‘ cany a nyni, kdyt naSe prani se spinilo, '‘o je to navrh, abychom se priSte spojili s .414 ammickYin poradatelstvern a s nimi uctiCC vali Lidice na spoleene manifestaci. LeV) toSni americka vzpominka byla tak vYborne promylilend provedena, to si toho zasluhuje, abychom se ji priSte pine zneastnili s mistnimi obeany, na kterYch viastno nejvice zaleli.

0 zeleny paloueek kolem pomniku je dobre peeovano. Letokai Upravu rnely na

Ve stredu, dne 16, srpna 1961 starosti odboeky Misr Jan Hus a Zapadni predmesti, bri. Pleva, Week, Miller, Janeeka a Pavelec.

Rada se vZdy zdeastni Memorial Day na Ceskem narociiiim hrbitove. Delogace polotila vence na hroby bYvab'Tch predsedn, Jana 6ervenky a prof. Jaroslava Zmrhala, j Cestneho elena Franka Kubdta a u urny organisatora Vojty Benege.

• Kdo by chtel darovat stare Ceske knihy?

Pan Frank J. Dvorak z Masaryktown, Fla., se dotazuje, co se stare s eeskYmi knihami nagich krajant, az zemrou.

Krajan Dvorak pine: "Chcete-li aby knihy priAly do dobrYch rukou a pozdeji i do knihoven, poSiete me co byste mohli poslat a ja Vain na to limed poMu du pogtovneno."

Knihy, posilejte primo no, adresu: Fr. J. Dvorak, Rt. 1, Box 302A, iViasaryktown, Fla. • ° (---JESTS JEDNOU Vas vSechny 1KdoZ se stehujete upozorriujeme, ze zmeny adres dluZno zasilati primo do nagi Hlavni firadovny kde se adresat opravuje. Posilate-li zmeny adres do West, musime je zas odesilat do Temple Hlavni tiradovne a mime s tim zbyteenou praci a poStovne vYlohy.

Adresa Hlavni firadovny jest BOX 400 TEMPLE, TEXAS Dekuji y arn za, pozornost predern Red. ZMENE VAgI ADRESY POUtIJTE TOHOTO KDPONII

Supreme Lodge SPJST. Box 400, Temple, Texas 2addan Vds o zmenu me adresy jak nasleduje:— Moje nova adresa jest—a

Moje stare adresa:—,

Patiim k tadu eislo S pozdravem Podpis

Ve stkedu, dne 16. srpna 1961

ODDIL DOPISOVATELIJ KOVAlt, TEXAS v"le sestry a bratii, rave jsem dopsal organisaeni zprayou do anglicke easti a povidam si, bych mohl nee° ptipsat do Ceske east.

- Zpravu znovu psat nebudu najdete si ji abyste videli jak nekterY organisatoti se minulY mesic v eervenci zadr2eli.

Bratr Jakubik se obzvla gte minulY mesic vyznamenal naueil se chytat i ty yelike, - a jen tak dale bratii, &late dobrou praci.

Pigu vlastne proto, abych Vam ptipomnel na gi distriktni schazi, kttera se kvapen blili a kterou byste meli v gichni sestry a bratii nav gtivit. - Vite dobie, ze Utednici tadovi i distriktni tam kde se schtize kona, se ptieinuji a nahaji aby vge bylo dobte ptipravene a • Z pak je tak slaba jen nav gteva, tak je to velice mrzi.

Udelejme jim tedy tu radost a vgichni se schaze ve Snook sileastneroe.--Wdyt' mai° kdy jinde se yam naskytne takova, ptileitost sejiti se s tolika, dobrYmi lidmi jak na na,gich okrskovYch schtizich. - Proto tedy vzhiiru do Snook NT nedeli dne 27. srpna. - Na shledanou se 'balm a mejte se zatim dobte. - S bratrskYin pozdravem jsem Vaclay Baiina, okrskovY org.

• ) e Prvni okrsek bude konat svoji sehini u radix Cislo 9 ve Snook Sestry a bratii: Timto Vam ptipominam, ze na ge di- fr iktni schtize se bude konat ve Snook .1"-adu eislo 9 v nedeli dne 27. srpna _ugust) a tento Cas se kvapem bli2i.

Chci Vas vgechny v tomto okrsku timto, upozornit i Vas pozvat, abyste se teto pro nag okrsek dulezite schtize v tu nedeli odpoledne Schtize bude zahajend ptesne o 1 hodine odpoledne a to proto easne, ponevan' nam ptedleha.ji razne zale2itosti k projednani a tak jsme se rozhodli diive zapoeit, aby byl Cas na vgechno.

Poznaete si svtij kalendat a ptijd'te laskave na Cas. Nag program jest stanoven jak nasleduje a sice: zahajeni schilze o 1 hodine odp.

Slib vernosti SpojenYm statam.

Uvitani vgech piedsedou tadu eislo 9 Uvitani nav gtevniku p •edsedu okrsku.

Piedstaveni hosta.

Vvvolani jrnen zdruMnYch tada Oteni Zprava Utednikii okrsku Nedokoneene jednani Dove zalditosti

VtSTNIK WEST. Program na gi mladeM. PtileMost pro, iltedniky Hlavni Akadovny k kratgim proslovilm rovnel 1 navg tevnikiim pokud eas 'dovoli.

Odrodeni. schtze.

(Tmenem na geho elenstva prvniho distriktu, dovoluji se Vas vgechny a i z druhYch distrikta zdvotile k teasti pozvati. Ptivecne sve piatele a co nejvic nagi mla.dee aby se mezi nami citili vitane.

Obzvlagte jegte jednou zveme na ge iitedniky Hlavni ntadovny a jejich man4elky, nageho bratra redaktora a jeho manZelku, aby mezi nas ptigli dne 27. srpna.

Jiste si poznaete vá g kalendat, aby jste na tuto schazi na gi nezapomel. - 0kresy prvniho ,okrsku jsou: Austin, Bastrop, Brazos, Burleson, Fayette, Gonzales, Lee a Washington a tady zdrtdene jsou: v Austin County - 22, 33, 37, 44, 59, 60, 68, 122, 141.

Bastrop County 18,38 Brazos County 39, 129 Burleson County - 7, 9, 17, 34, 100, 116, 120 2, 11, 12, 21, 51, Fayette County 64, 67, 103, 106 Gonzales County 57 . Lee County -- 13, 105 Washington, County - 14.

Tak si to laskave zapamatujte a sve zastupce do scIraze jiste vyglete.

S bratrskYm pozd:ravem E. R. Jakubik, pfedseda • 4 ♦ __Od 2. Okrsku - Taylor, Texas Protokol ze schilze 2, okrsku, kon.ane 26. btezna, 1961 v sini tadu 'Oslo 47 ptedseda okrsku, bratr Frank 8panhel, zahajil schiizi o druhe hodine odpoledne.

Vzdana Cest, vlajce SpojenYch Piedseda hosticiho ka,du, bratr Frank Hejl, pkivital ptitomne, v &skein i anglickem prosiovu, s ptanim zdarne schaze. Sestra. Clara Hejlova tiditelka mlade2e 2, okrsku, ptedvedia s jeji mladai program, ktery obsahoval 8 zajimavYch eisel.

Bratr ptedseda, ptedsta,vil bratra Raymonda Urbanovskeho ,tajemnika Hlavni fitadovny, kterY oznarnil, ze ma k odevzdani, odznaky elenam kteti byly Cleny S PJST po 50 let aneb vice. Po odevzdani odznakt, bratr Edw. L. Marek, ptedseda Hlavni dtadovny promluvil ku elenum kteii byli po 50 let a dele. Dekuje jim a zaroven vzdava v gem Cest, `byli verne einni, na gi SPJST po tak dlouho dobu, a pteje jim by se mohly snami, jegte mnoho let se schazati. Dale pkedstavil ostatni idedniky Hlavni tatadovny a jejich manelky kteti byli ptitomnY. Urbanovskeho, Zabeika, Kaciie a omluvil neptitomnost bratra HejnYho, kterY 4

Straus II byl ye schtizi u tadu Cislo 54. Take ptedstavil teditele bratra Henry Vitka, a jeho rnanelka. Ku konci promluvil kratce ✓anglicke Vyvolavany eisla tadd. 2. okrsku, 11 facia zastopeno, a 7, nezastopeno. od eteni protokolu z minule schilze, pro u getteni Casu, bylo upugteno. Bratr Vitek, co pokladnik 2. okrsku, pedal jeho finnaneni zpravu. OkrsovY organisator. bratr Mikolaj, podal jeho zpravu a vYsledek organisaeni prate v roku 1960, a take jak pokraeujem v tomto roce. Take odevzdal plak bratru Willie Hejlovy, organisatoru od, tadu Cislo 48, kterY ziskal nejvice v okrsku poji gteni za rok 1960.

Usnegeno ziskat Camp Tahuaya za misto pro vYlet pti gti leto.

Dale rozhodnuto pti gti schtizi konat Camp Tahuaya. Usne geno by okrskovi atednici ustanovili datum sentize a qtau.

Bratr tajeinnik, vzponmel ze v roku 1957, kdy2 se sestavovaly pravidla (bylaws 2. okrsku, byl udinen pok'us ustanovit 5c roene poplatka ze elena v okrsku, ale tento elanek nebyl pkijat. Pi•indouVa se by ztaledtost byla vzata v irvahu. Okrsky 1, 3, a 5, byli zastoupeny.

Bratr Le gikar, ptedseda tadu eislo 29, oznamuje jejich May-Fete prvni nedeli ✓ kvetnu.

Od tadu•eislo 80 bratr Baraba g, oznamuje jejich vYroeni oslavu. Bratr IviCiC, take and tadu Cislo 80 oznamuje oslavu 60te vyroei RVOS Bratr piedseda poMdal bratra Rudy S' efeika, od kadu 88 by promluvil k ptitomnYm za, okrsek pity, br. .Sefeik, promluvil Cesky i anglicky. ‘ eteikova, keditelka m16,Take sestra S dee okrsku Cislo 5, promluvila a zve vgechny do jejich okrskove schtize 16. dubna u tadu 'Oslo 81, v Needville, Texas Bratr Jakubik, z okrsku eislo 1, take promluvil.

Nominaeni 1.7 7bor navrhnul za atedniky •druheho okrsku nasledujici: Za pkedsedu: Frank '8panhel, mistopkedsedu: Fr. Hejl, tajemnika; A. L. BoudnY, pokladnika; Fr. KlinkovskY, teditelka mlade&*, Clara Hejl, zpravodalka; Barbara ZabCilc Le gikar (-lava navrh by byly zvoleni Vgichni najednou jak je vYbor navrhnul, navrh jest podporovan a ptij at.

Bratr Troubil, spravce Domova OdpoCinku, a take e'en Tiskoveho VYboru nodal zpravu z Domova o.dpoeinku.

Bratr UrbanovskY, podal v jeho proslovu struenou zpravu o Cinnosti Bratr pkedseda dekuje v gem za least ✓ teto schtizi a zve v gechny do pr•gti schrize a den mladde do Camp Tahuaya ✓ srpnu dne 20.

S bratrskYm pozdravem A. L. BoudnY, Tajernnik

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tad isla 66 Waco, Texas Sestry a bratid: Oznamujeme elennm radii Slovanske Lipy ze nak schtze bode v 'nedeli dne 20. srpna o hodine odpoledne a doufame, ze se nas hodne sejde.

Clenky jsou tadane aby si laskave pHnesli dost sveho jidla k y eeerl a i pro sve pozvane, hosty.

Zabavni vYbos nejakou zabavu nam ,P MehY st a Klub miadeZe 'crude konat svou schuzi fined po nasi schfizi. Tak prijd'te vSichni i mladet.

-Se sesterskYm pozdravem Rtiteria Parmova taj emnice .4?*

0 d ratio. 38. Koval', Texas Ctena redakce, sestry a bratti: :Pohodu marne pritamoe dobrou sklizeri krmiva bode v kratkosti skoneeno a zbude jen sklizeri baviny kdo ji me. nasetou anebu mu zustala, - 7 Ma ted,' bavina prihociny ens, sucho a horko to ma ona rata. Ale nebude dlouho treat a budem nakikat Ze jest zas zima.

Nevim pros tech eeskkeh zprav ye Vestniku je tak inalo., Je to Skoda, ze ti stari tak mato piSi a pak ovkm zc nemaji rnnoho co eist.

Ti mladSi radeji hledi na T. V. jak se tam strileji, mrzaci, okradaji a Sidi, a na ty polonahe ;:r eny co se tam ton — Kdyby to bylo v slaSnYch mezich, tak by to stalo za, to se divat, ale tak? No ale je to snad nova moda a ze pry, jak kroj, tak se stroj.

V sabotu se roznsla anutna, zprava, ze zemrel Frank svern dome 1-3y1 pochovan z na Plum a to na.hle. katolickeho kostela, za velke neasti du. ---Zanechal zde illan2elku 4 bratry a jednu sesta]. a velkou rochnn a Ill 0ho pratel. Lehke odpoeinuti dejt mu o Pane!

Neni to damp co byli zde o rids no besede byl tehdy vesely a dues je ten Lain, Tak ZadnY nevime k , cly e s Unit() svetern inusirne rozioueit, a proto namatujme na tivotni pojiSteni.

Velice dobre se ado v naSi sini yydatilo Kalinovo reunion za eetne na.vStevy a pH peknem pocttsi., Eyla neast ze Smithville, Flatonia, Gonzales, Marshall, Austin, lis/haston, Point .7,omfort, Hon:sto p, Crosby, My ,c1Oa. rads se sejiti kujern za, po:-;v6 se znarnYmi. sestre za Co ji ktere ode yzdala nebylo moZno se nakho pikniku eastnit.

JeSte did zdelil, Ze ria.s brats pred,seda Bakina se sneastnil dim mladete u radu! 39 v Bryan a tezze distriktni scha-

Ve sttedu, tine 16. srpna 1961

ze prvinho okrsku se bode konat dne 27, odpoledne. — Tak nezapornerite a jiste srpna u radii eislo 9 ve Snook poblite se dostnvte, budeme Vas oeekavat, ye Caldwell. velkem poetu.

My na takove dulezite schnze jaksi S pozdravem, na shledanou zapominame a time prornekaine ptiletiSophie Sralla tost sejiti Se s prateli a prospeti doke snaze. Nak seznamovani prospiva to nisi Jednot(-3 a tak ziskame nave pratele.

Se sesterskYin pozclravern Mary 2tepau Zakon o minimal, ii inzde, podepsany presidentem KenneOlym 5. kvetna, znaRad 51 Jaromir, West mena zv,Veni wady pro nilliony delnikti ram, a sestry: schaze radova se konala dne 6. po gnaje zatim 1961, a pro rnnohe dala . , st elenstva byla, dobrd, ac innohy Si pozdeji. Zakon nejen zvyS"uje minimalni rnzdu lick, kteri byli chraneni jiz zako•traVi prazdniny navAevon.

Predne nose inla_det konala, svoji setni- nem predchozim, ale prijima pod svou zi a bylo jich velky poeet. Raclin, se jak ochranu i 3,600.000 clelnikii, kteri se drive Leto ochrane nete gii. 1ViodifikovanY zase podilet na Westske Rodeo parade.

Nate schuzi zahajil preclseda Robert kon zavadi tak nejvetSi zrneny od roku 1038, kdy byl prijat ptivodni "WageCervenka a byl cten a sehvalon zapis pak vYbory pOdali zpravy s Pikniku 4. Hour Act". eervence. Vkciany s powlekem schvaleOpati'eni pro &I've jiz do41161e deli ne. ky. atyryaclvaciti miliontina americkYch Ztratili jsme dobreho elena, ktery vtdy jejicht rnzda a pracovni hodiny a rad , kenal svoji elenskou, povinnost a jsou regulovany fecleralni Vladau, bude tet sloutil radu co misto-predseda. bra,- zm,'ueena liodinova sazba $1.15 misto dotra Frank Mil esku a byla mu vzdand savadniho jednoho dolarii. Toto miniCost povsta,nirri. mum sto,upne, do dvou let na $1.25. Ze Cele ,pozastale recline note soustrast. zininenYch 24,000.000 -cleiniktl vydelava v Dale Brats Emil Matus se naleza ye Ve- plitomnosti mane neZli $1.15 za hodinu teranske nemocnici v Marlin a prejenau 1,900,000 delnikti a merle nab. $1.15 asi rnu obrat k lepSimu.

3.000.000 :Ulundi.

NavStevou y e schuzi Well mezi nami Vedle techto vYribleene Praedicich, mantele Louis Valenta z Taylor a teSikteri dostannu pridavky ye shade se zalo nas.

Frijali jsme s prestupni listino-a ad td• konem, bude nesperne mnoho dalgch, du 6. pani Alma Reichalt a te't 2 nova.. Ripe -placenYch zamestnancti., kterSun eleny, pani Wanda Adams a, pan Emil zamestnavatele take pridaji, aby tak Adonis a jeji syn Ricky Adams a vitame zachovali rozdil v plate mezi nejniZe je v'Secky mezi .na sa dolifane, Ze so jim placenou skupinou a skupinou lope p1 bude u nas libit a ze budou Irate schrize nou.

Opatkeni pro nova chranene delniky. navStevevat. Musiin se zminit, jak pekne se rad eislo, 6. predstavii v na g Rodeo, Am 3,600.000 cleinika octne se pa prve Parade zde minuly Udell ccie verejnosti. pod ochranou zakona o minimarini mzcle Krasne se to note nova, distriktni kra- a o pracovni Idobe. VeUinou jde o zalovna vyjimala, na svern triine a tet i mestnance v kramech, ye slabach a ye nak mlaciet radii 54 Jaronrir mela svuj stavebnim prilmyslu.

"Float" a. bylo jich tam pino.

Jejich rniolnialni hodinova rnzda. zaene Marne z toho radost, Ze se to jednim dolarem a do etyi . let postupne note nria..deZ tak se zajrnern do to spol- vzroste na $1.25. 'Foto bude znamenati jiZ" kove prace zapojila a kdyt' budou mit tento rok zvYkni mzdy pro 663.000 delnaSi. Ueast a parozumeni, tak jiste ze to 0dho.cluje se, Ze asi 1,000.000 delnipotryd. kti dostava v pritomnosti mane neZli $1.Se sesterskYm pozdravem a, pranim 25.

Varri vSeho dobra jsem No vo chraneni delnici zaenou riosta,valVfollie Easton ti za, pies eas po SO bodiriovc.; in pracov-;.

Dopisovatelka narm tYdnu od. zari 1963. Cd roku 19Fdostanou plat za pres cas jit no 42 hod.. tad eisto 107 illioresville, Texas mach prdoe, a te-j»Ne roku 1965 za pra,ci Sestry a bratri po 40 hodinach, einaZ se postavi naroZas jednou za eas nekalik radkU od ven kteri byli chra.neni zakonaSeho radu a sice oznameni, ze v srpnu nem o nainitnalni nazde a pracovni donebudeme konat radovou schtizi. -- Bu- be jiZ drive. te schnze priSti aZ dne 10. z'O.E. o 2 hodiri Zakon obsahuje opatreni, ktera rozho6

Ve stredu, d le 16. &Tina 1961 duj .. o torn, na jake firmy se regulace vztahujl. 0 torn, maji-li zamestnanci jisteho podniku spadati pod ochranu modifikoyaneho zakona, rozhodne se predeim na zaklade obratu finny. Zde jsou . kratkosti znieny, ktere no yY zakon zavede v nekolika oborech etyry mesice po 5. kvetnu 1961, kdy vejde v platnost: Obchody v malem. Vice nail dvema rnilionfim delnikh dostane se ochrany zakona v obchodu v malem a na poll slu2eb. Mezi nimi jsou zamestnanci 'olochodnich domii, hokynarstvi, odevnich obchodu, °Moodie," z naloytkem a domacimi nastroji a zamestnanci vet gich spray yuji--karen,joprikladfem,opra eich televisory nebo domaci. pristroje.

Zakon vztahuje se na takove olocho,dy v malem, ktere maji rani obrat aspone jednoho milionu dolaru a ktere dopravuji pies hranice statu zbai v eerie -ejmene 250.000 dolara. Tyke, se to obedu retezovych i firem s jedinYm amem. NetYka se to vSa ak maleho kramu, jeho rani obrat je menei nezli 250.000 dolare, a to ani v takovem pripade, 'Ze je kram east filialko yeho obchodu, jehoz rani obrat pfesahuje jeden milion dolart Gasolitoo ye stanice spadaji, pod za kon jen tehdy, kdy jejich roeni obrat presahuje 250.000 ∎dolaru p,o, odeeteni spotrebni dank.

Jine druhy obchodft.• Zakon vztahuje se na stavebni finny, jejich roeni obrat presanuje 350.000 dolaril. Tyto firmy zamestnavaji asi milion delnikt, kteri se tak octnou pod ochranou zakona o minimdlni nozde a pracovnich hodinach.

Predmestske a mezimetstke transportaeni linky spadaji teZ pod tento zakon. pripadnou pod ochranou zakona kterYm bude zarueena minimal_ mzda, na nel se v gak nebude vztahovati narizeni o pracovni .dobe; zamestnanci firem, ktere pripravuji ryby do obchodii, a na net se ta vztahu j e toliko natizeni o minimalni nozde, nikoli o platu pees dos; telefonistky malYch telefonnich spoleenosti, ktere nespadaly pod drivejSi zakon a ktere chrane v pritomnosti zakon jak po strance minimalni mzdy, tak i peace pees eas.

DodateenYch 100.000 zamestnanci ziska oclaranu noveho zakona u firem, u nichZ chrdnil nektere zamestnance jiz i zakon v drivejS'im svem zneni. Tote rozAireni ochrany tYka , se hlavne obchodu ye velltem, nekterych firem vYrobnich, • ansportaeni sluZby, podnikh, verejnehZiteenYch a komunikaenich vkly kdy2 firma ma rani milion dolarovY obr at.

Mnoho milionah stale jests yylotteeno. s e modifikovany zkon vztahuje I pies to, Z se na mnohem vice lidi nezii zakon pred,chozi, zfistava ve SpojenYch statech sta-

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Resoluee Soustrasti Resolueni vYbor kadu NovY Tabor eislo 17, timto projevuje upkinme: citenou soustrast pozastale roaine nod odchodem jejich mile sestry matky a statenky, naSi radove spolusestry Frances Ilejl Icterd, zemlela po dela nemoci, dne 19.

Cervence 1961 ye staki '76 let, a 21. dervence byla pohrbena s C. M. B. kostela ✓ Caldwell na hrbitov v Novem Tabore.

Rev. H. E. Beseda vykonal pohrebni oblady. mill portitali, ze truchlite jejiho odchodu ale budi'S yam fitechou i na'S rad souciti s varni vas zarrnutek.

Tone mild spolusestro prejem klidny spanek a odpoeivej v pokoji.

Za rad Nov' Tabor 'Oslo 17 SPJST RESOLUTION OF SY2,IPATHY John J. Srubar In behalf of our brothers and sisters of John W. Vavra our Lodge No. 5, at Tio,ga, Texas, we wish Melvin H. 8krabanek to express our deepest sympathy to the Resolueni vybor bereaved wife and children and other 1 e i •c relatives of our departed, brother CHARLES JARESH RESOLUTION OF' SYMPATHY age 73, who passed away in a Wichita We the undersigned Resolution ComFalls hospital August 2, 1961 after an mittee of Lodge Hvezda Miru No. 33 Bleiillness of two years. berville, Texas, in behalf of our memThe Rev. Bobby Loyman, Baptist min- bers do herewith expresS our sympathy ister of Dorchester' and the Rev. A. W. to the bereaved family of our departed Blaine, Sherman condncted the services member 'at Barrett Funeral Chapel, Sherman. He TOM E. MIKESKA was laid to rest in West Hill Cemetery, who passed away in Houston July 9. 1961 Sherman. at the age of 62 years, death was due to Mr. Jaresh was born Jan. 20, 1888, in a heart attack.

Funeral services were held July 11 at Ennis the son of ThomaS and Kathylene 10 a.m. from the Nelsonville Brethren Jaresh. In 1908 he married Antonia Marchurch with Rev Dan Marek officiating. tinek who preceded him in death in 1941.

Burial was in the National Cemetery.

In 1942 he married Daisey Hejny He Survivors include his wife, mother, moved to Dorchester from Ennis 43 years ago and farmed until his retirement in three daughters, one bra Cher a sister and four grandchildren.

1941.

May our departed brother rest in peace.

Survivors are his wife; four sons, Marie Schovajsa, 'Charles of Gunter, E. M. of Sherman Nettie Bell Stepan and James and E. F. of Dorchester; a Herbert Setioyaj sa daughter Mrs. Joe Weber of Dorchester; ( a step-daughter, Mrs. Homer Turner of SRPNOVA NOC 'Quitman; two brothers, Ed Jaresh of Dorchester and Frank Jaresh of Tioga; Pokraji ticho, nad lesein two sisters, Mrs. LouiS Dolezalek of Dor- hvezdnata &aim se till, skrYva zem. zlatYch chester and Mrs. Annie Colter of Holly- • wood, Calif.; nine grandchildren, four traviny perlami hyri. great-grandchildren, and a number of Svelimi kvety dye nieces and nephews. krepelky tesklive thikou, May his soul rest in eternal peace. dalnymi poll ,kraei Bth, Mrs. Lorene Schroeder Zehnaje teplou je rukou. secretary, Lodge No. 5 le jests pees 16 milionfr pracujicich, kte- \% upinku, mesic rozjasnen ri se jeho ochrane neteei. Je mezi nimi hladinu rybnika liba, asi pet milionh zamestnanct v prodeji v ✓dull me zpivd detstvi sen, drobnern, dva miliony v zemedelstvi, na prsa hlava se shYba. Adolf Hejduk puldruheho mihonu v restauracich, mi* lion v nevYdeleenYch organisacich a skoro pfildruheho rnilionu lidi zamestnaYou all from District One Images come nych v domdcnostech. out to our District Meeting: 10 be held at Snook Lodge No. 9, August 27.

American Council

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die sttedu, due 16. srpna, 1961 Broiurka, "Jak se stati AmerickSrm obeanem

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Youths Corner

UtME SE t ESKY

LET'S LEARN CZECH

DVACATA SEDMA tL011A

TWENTY SEVENTH LESSON

Zas opakujenie nektera slova,

Again we repeat some words,

Smutek, smeti, smilovani

mourning, rubbish, mercy,

obvyklost, obyeej,

costomary, habit,

odkladati, odkoupiti,

to put off, to buy from,

odklad, bez odkladu,

delay, without delay,

odkryt, odkryti,

discovery, uncovering,

obtii,

bother or trouble, burdensome,

obvazati, obvazek,

to bandage, bandage,

popis, popisovani,

description, to describe,

poplach, poplagiti,

alarm, to alarm,

vyhlaSka, vyhledati,

Announcement, to look up,

vyhlidati, vyhlidka,

to look out for, outlook,

vyhnanec, vyhnati,

exile, to drive out,

vYhost, vYhost dati

discharge, to discharge,

vYhon, vyhoketi, vyhotovit, vYhra, sviij vlastni (Ulm, mate svfij kabat, ona vzala sve Kam? Domu.

Jdi po svYch Sviij vlastni dii zbokil SITS111

jednamint

To bude

pro dnes.

DEAR FRIENDS: In this our 27. lesson there are some words we have been asked to insert and we thank our readers for some of the inteWest shown. We realize that our "self Study" is to many difficult to corn-

Vetgina cizncu, kteti ptijeli do Spojenych state, aby se zde trvale usadili chteji se stat, americkYmi obeany. Z jete-li zde -jig pet let, je ve vakm viastnim zajmu, abyste se o americke obeanstvi uchazel. Organisace American Council for Nationalities Service by y arn re,da v tom pomohla, a praxe za tim teelem vydala nove, de yatenacte yydani. broaurky "How to Become a Citizen of the United States."

Na 128 strankach braurky se yysvetluji poaadavky, kladene na 2a,datele o oboanstyi, postup naturalisaeniho fizeni a kroky, ktere je Yam co by uchazeei o obeanstvi podniknouti. V knike je mnoho stran veno yano 130 otazkam a odpoyedim o americkych dejinach a ylade, jet jsou jakousi ukazkou, co se zkoukjici Atednici nejeasteji ptaji pti natural' saeni zkouke. Brozurka obsahuje t text trsta yy SpojenYch state a Prohlakni neodvislosti.

Kni2ka je minena nejen pro 2adatele o obeanstvi, ale 1 pro ueitele, socialni pracovniky a advokaty, kteti pottebuji raditi a pomahati nove prichozim do zeme. Pro auto skupinu lidi zabiha obsah svazku do technickYch is zhusta, komplikoy anSich problemti naturalisace a obeanstvi..

Jednotlive- yytisky "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. ) 4, •

ladycky klidne Povidala pani lcrulikWa sve pomocn. ci v domacnosti: to make out, victory "Mary, prosim vas, vy si tady sedite a etete roman a nepozorujete ani, k dimy own house. te pldee uz pill hodiny." have you got your coat, "Ah," yzhledla Mary od kni2ky, `3 mohu Gist i pri nej yetSim kriku, mne she took her child„ detsky plat neruSi." • • Where to? Home Doba Go, mind your own "To je opravdu stra gne, jak to dneki His own home he destroyed deveata vypadaji! Podi yejte se tamhle na tu, prosim vas; je ostfihana jako through his actions kluk maske kaihoty, kravata, eigareta. .."

This will be all today.

"To je ma dcera!"

"Ach prominte mi laskave ,nevede" jsem, 2e jste jeji otec." prehend, but it is the -best we can do "Nikoliv, jsern jeji matka!"

• • under prevailing conditions.

Keep at it, and Good luck, Bylo pokusne zjigteno, 2e mukte rozeYour smat posluchade v kterekoli zemi na Editor svete jednoduk tim, 2e yystoupite na jeviSte a teknete: "Jsem 2enaty eloyek." sprout, to burn out

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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS FOUNDED 1897

VESINiK —

HERALD-

Reports from our Lodges, or any other Reading Material to be pub-

lished should reach the Editor, Saturday before the date of issue.

Address all matters to the Editor: P. 0. Box 85, West, Texas.

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 With Undeliverable Co pies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P.O. Dux 400, TEMPLE, Tha..

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK Taylor, Texas bear Friends of all our Lodges: We attended a meeting presided over by brother Herbert Rietmayer in the absence of brother R. Leshikar, and the Talent Elimination contest, held Sunday, August 13, at Lodge No. 29 Praha in Taylor, Texas.

The officers and members asseMbled q ppointe• Committees and made tentaly e plans for the long awaited State talent Contest, which will be held at their Lodge on September 24 to pick a State Winner of the SPJST and they requested your Editor to announce their request that all lodges who plan to attend this gala event, please notify their brother Secretary, Brother A. L Boudny, Rt. 2, Box 180, Taylor, Texas as soon as possible just how many folks are planning to attend this event from each respective lodge.

This will give the Committee and our good sisters of Lodge Praha in Taylor sor.,e idea as to how much food to prepare, since they are planning to start serving dinner from 11:30 through 1:30 p.m. and then after the event, Supper that night. A tentative figure would help hem very much.

Coffee and kolaches will be served all during the day, they stated. More information will appear in the coming issue of the Vestnik, giving prices for the meals, etc.

It was also stated that there will NOT be a dance that night, only visiting with the membership, saying that many outof-town folks will leave for home after the evening meal.

A ,deadline has been set for Sept. 17 in which to get the information needed for the meals, and the Welcome Mat is out to everyone to come and see the Youth of our SPJST perform. Your cooperation in this respect is most appreciated.

Also a Coronation Ball, is planned for Queen and King, not later than midOctober, for the 6-to-10 age youngsters in the order of the Mayfete Coronation, since this age group was not eligible to participate and they were promised this

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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." event. The good sisters of Praha will give you more details on this.

In the Talent Contest Elimination, tiny Denise Bartosh, will represent her Lodge in the Junior Division at Camp Tahuaya contests, while Bernadette Malchar will represent the Lodge in the Senior Division at said Contest, this coming August 20th. Make your plans to be at Camp Tahuaya for it is a beautiful place for children and grown-ups, tall shade trees, comfortable club house — perfect for District Activities. Everyone who ever made one of these days agrees it is the nicest event of the year in. District Two. See the August 9, and 16 issue of the Vestnik for a map to the Camp.

At the Meeting at Taylor, we learned that Jerome Kopecky's father underwent a serious operation last week in a Taylor Hospital.

We all wish him a speedy recovery.

Our Brother Ben Mikolaj, Financial

State Talent Contest OF ALL SEVEN DISTRICTS WILL BE HELD AT LODGE PRAHA NO. 29, TAYLOR, TEXAS SEPTEMBER 24, 1961 More details forthcoming from our Supreme Lodge, soon!

Secretary of Lodge No. 29 is now on crutches after his serious fall which put him in a plaster cast for several months.

We are glad to see him about again.

At the Taylor Meeting, Sunday, Aug. 13 Brother Rudolph Troubil spoke about the new Infirmary, contemplated addition to our Rest Home in Taylor, which will break ground. sometime next week. He is again appealing to the Lodges and to individual members to remember the Rest Home and kindly help in furnishing the hospital rooms with some of the necessary equipment, as they did the Rest Home, saying that the bountiful hearts of the Czech people won't fail him when the need is made known.

Brother Troubil stated that the structure will cost so much more than anticipated, that funds will be exhausted and that the Income Tax deductable donations for the furnishing of this new hospital wing will be greatly appreciated.

Let's all help as much as possible and as our hearts dictate.

The Editor --__.) • 4 4, (_.

MEDICAL AID BILL (from The Dallas News) Texas doctors are on firm ground in opposing the addition of medical aid to the Social Security system. This is not a proposal for tax-paid medical help for needy oldsters; we already have that. Instead, it is a bill to give tax-paid medical service to all Social Security beneficiaries, whether they need it or not. Even millionaireS would be included.

This would weaken the Social Security system, which already has $10 in obligations for every dollar it has on hand.

It would force a big hike in the Social Security tax and reduce the take-home pay of every worker. It also would reduce the quality and efficiency of medical service to the aged.

Social Security has been loaded too heavily with politically-o i,otivated bar. nacles. It should not be allowed to destroy our voluntary system for medical care. Only the needy should be helped from the public till, and earlier legislation has provided for that.

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Confusion Will Result In Sales Tax Collections Austin — Merchants and consumers in Texas are going to be acutely aware on Sept. 1 that the Legislature has passed a general sales tax.

Gov. Price . Daniel will let the bill became law, filing it "promptly" without signature.

Because there is so little time to educate the merchants who will serve as tax collectors about the new bill, there doubtless will be an initial period of confusion.

But the Texas sales tax is considered to be about as good mechanically as any inthe United States.

It will be payable every months by the merchant on business volume at a rate of 2 per cent on taxed sales, The customer pays when he receives the goods.

Untaxed sales also must be reported to the state comptroller (tax collector).

Wednesday, August 16, 1961 beer is sold with a meal, for instance.

"Outer wearing apparel" costing under $10 also will be exempt. Other exclusions include prescription drugs (but not patent medicines); prosthetic devices like glasses, hearing aid and artificial limbs; farm equipment. fee seed and fertilizer; telephone utilitie_. utilities used for agriculture, manufacturing or mining.

Electricity and gas bills will bear a 2 per cent tax. Telephones will not, srlainly because they already pay higher state gross receipts taxes than other utilities.

Exemptions include all personal services — charges by doctors, lawyers, hairdressers, for example. Those involving rental of certain personal property are taxable. Example: Renting a floor polisher Housing would be untaxed, also insurance.

Faneral services may pose a problem.

Either the cost of such supplies as caskets will be paid by the funeral direct( and figured into his total bill, or it w be taxed separately to the family of the deceased.

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If the tax is paid within 30 days after the close of the quarter, the merchant can deduct 1 per cent of the total tax.

If paid early — by the middle of the second month, estimating sales for all three months — the merchant can keep 3 per cent. This pre-payment device is Washington, D.C. — Unemployment fell designed to encourage merchants to pay by more than 400,000 between June and their taxes early.

July to 5.1 million, Secretary of Labor It is estimated to, garner $19,000,000 in Arthur J. Goldberg announced in issuing the fiscal year starting Sept. 1 which Bureau, of Labor Statistics' summary figotherwise would be ,delayed until the fol- ures for July 1961. lowing year. The total sale tax take in The decline in unemployment was two years is estimated at more than about seasonal and was concentrated $319,000,000 by Comptroller S. Calvert. among the young persons who had enThe shopper will notice the difference. tered the labor market in June. There The housewife at a supermarket will be was no significant change over the ma come a tax expert, if the experience of th, in the number of unemployed ado other states is followed. She will learn workers. The seasonally adjusted rate of which items bear the 2 per cent tax and unemployment — 6.9 percent in July — which are exempt. remained virtually unchanged for the eighth straight month.

Groceries for human consumption are The number of out of wark 15 weeks exempt. But the tax must be paid on soft drinks, candy, washing powders, toys, or longer totaled 1.6 million in July. Inhardware, dog food and other items not cluded among the long-term unemployclassed as "human food." Folks who eat ed were 1.0 million persons who had been in restaurants will pay the tax if the without jobs for more than half a year, meal costs 25c or mare, including drinks. up 100,000 over the month: The merchant will collect a penny if Total employment, at 68.5 million, was the sale runs between 25c and 75c and not significantly changed in July altwo pennies on sales in the 75c - $1.24 though there was some reduction in range_ Some with numerous small sales the farm work force. Non-agricultural may show a slight profit on this tax empEoyment remained at 62 millior "breakage." about equal to previous highs reached Checkers in store must learn which July 1961 and the summer of 1960. items are taxed and which exempt. Among the employed in July were 3.0 Cigarettes, beer, liquor and other items million non-farm workers on part-time bearing special sales taxes are exempt for economic reasons, about 150,000 feW. from the additional levy — except when er than in June.

Unemployment Declines in July

JARD A CE1P,NY We salute Jarda Cerny and all the organizers of District No. 5 — the first District to reach their 1961 quota.

Our sincere thanks of appreciation goes to you and we extend best wishes for continued success„ Fraternally yours, Joe B. Dlejny ) • 4, • Cur Brother Joe B. Hejuy writes: Dear Organizers: This is your New Rate Book. Remove all sheets which you now have in your rate book binder and place these in just the way they are arranged.

We have some new rates and others have been changed. The Class W, PaidPp at age 85, takes the place of the old Class B. Please note the special reduction rates on our life policies on Page 12-A. It gives you an illustration how to figure the premiums for policies of $2,000.000 or more.

All new rates will go into effect as of August 15, 1961 and no applications written on the old rates after this date will be, accepted at the Home Office.

With best regards, I am Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny

Wednesday, An

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that Biter RabsWord has re' . one, Ci C.,—.1ahoma's outstanding Cze: contributors to the Czech papers, ( 1 '.ed at his hone in Oklahoma City, Mr. Rabstejnek was born in. Kozian in Cz.echoslovakia and came to America 9 to The in the age of 19, r. when 1997' where he he moved to • to the A baytioo .,: became lat late this so of ,fi-izecheiapresident of 1110 a vakai, they Later inei; :; 1939 when Mr. tined speaker at the -.._ e ,ity of homa, Rabstejnek was awarded' his na l ve highest civilian -.decoration S, s bestowed inion ith,m by the late Tla tsaryk, the first president of C•zec slavakia, Mr. Rabstejnek was a regular contributor • to .sey eral Czech, language newspapers printed in America, his latest being his front page column in the Arn arikan published in Chicago.

He was an organizer of • the Roosevelt Democratic. League of America in the .10's and served as the •organization's national secretary_ Mr. Rabstejnek at the time of his death was vice president and director of t. e American Building and Loan A , ;oelation of Oklahoma City which ' founded.

He was also a member of the Ktsoi . .. .

31:0( 1 , No. ?:ri te7 fi f ty-four yeelr-i, • 'c of the, Order. wife, Hermione, a son North, Texas, a dcc to Hartgerink •of G. .Antene, of 0] la1: nd a Si Lena City.

Our heartfelt sympathy to the Parr 7ed family of this faithful Czech Repo who gav e the Czechs of .Americao fine hours of reading and to broii.!m Peter, Rest in. Orad's Eternal Peace; in loving memory.

The Bryan Lodge No. 39, played host to District One on its Youth Activi in which all the youngsters from Lodges in District One, could colnpete for cash lzes for their essays, art, sewing and r talents, Sunday, August 6, in the fternoon.

oyes the microphone, and taroduced brother Joe R. Hejny, Supreme Lodge Vice-President In charge of till Youth r Order, Movement * vleicomed everyone to Brotiar: ioath Activity Day, the was not 00m,' ouch Activity :ents of ;,.vents eooperaof them ip tio7t'qua we

Sister Lillie Matelka., Youth Director for District One, immediately opened 2: e Activ:- ies with a C U. to or at

lYstiattewoilll ,Stratta thrm intro- who we-- to :judge the youi ; Dr . on,d Mrs.

d their these 'dd.; in As, to work to eration :you have v blood.

S i. what. you. have f hen you ru g , the you learned, a, Di s: Viet •, go -it from is a time •Yot - A tivlty layheir: on A at carry on Antibiotics seem to be ',Eosin, theiir 6, with the. Bryan Lodge our bosh ke these punch against disease, the papers tell us.

All three of the above brothers have above bow uu them many Maybe, -- but they punch the purse as .ealth and ,mtineee. e years ail:. tong for the weUare 'worked hard and hard as ever.

E3t),9ana 13 Petruska and Mrs. Eddie Etewart. She read off the qualifications of each of these three good people to show why they qualified as judges.

The whole program of youth activity was divided into three groups: Grammer School; Junior High and High School students.

The first number was a duett with • piano accompaniment by Nancy Sebetka ih the Snook Lodge No. 9. They repschtted the Grammer school division, being its only number.

The second number now of the Junior ;High group Was a song by Diana lVlatejka, "Breken Heart" of the Bryan Lodge No. 39.

Number Three was an Accordion solo

by Nancy- Sebetka of Lodge Snook No. 9 of Junior High Division.

Number y our also Junior Division was a Trumpet Solo by David Odstrcil. David brought along his music but no music ,stand, so Brother Hejny held his music so he could play into, the microphone, to walk off with one of the Cash Prizes for his playing.

Now is just as good a time as any to point out to future Youth who need notes to play to also bring their own music stand, as these items are not usually furnidied by lodges as are pianos. This one shoe off, one shoe on, detracts from the presentation of otherwise lovely music.

The fifth number was in the High Division, a trumpet solo by Ronnie Matejka. Ronnie is an accomplished 111 S maker but he too forgot his music stand and had to use the piano to hold his Music, consequently much of his 10VeitliCSS was lost in the piano.

'The shah number, a Sewing Contest category io's the Jo ner Division, created IMACii came:lent, especially among the ; omen in the audience who understood hewing and its problems. jeoyul Angelina Stratta, Vera Petrucit Cech and Helen Jakubik roodeled dresses they made themsetvee. Sumo of the dre.ases were designed tic models and some featured Mix and Match ideas. They were all very lovely and must have been hard to judge the host in this category.

Then followed an impromptu PreSchool-Age, Quiz Session where some six tiny tots sat comfortably on the low stage and answered questions pat to them by sister Angelina Stratta, These were the three to six year olds Sane were self conscious and it took some time to overcome his in order to get their uninhibited response. They were cute, however, and brought lots of laughs.

Sister Stratta asked one tiny miss if .she had any sisters and brothers, she said "yes." She being the only child brought

V2STN1K — WEST. TEXAS down the house. Another when asked, stated that moa-rile and daddy had (verbal) fights; one stated that she would like to kill her brother (evidently he pestered his little sister) and so on.

This lasted for almost 45 minutes.

In the Talent Contest for State representation in Taylor in September, there Were only two numbers. Sister Angelina Stratta modeled her mix and match ensemble, representing Lodge 39, and sister Nancy Sebesta, presented the "Blue Skirt Waltz" on her accordion, representing Lodge No , 9, Snook.

(The editor messed up the lovely picture) Then the winners were announced. In the Grammer Division, Essay — Darlene Matejka of the Bryan Lodge won first place.

In the Junior High Division: Essay —

From our District One Meeting at Bryan, Texas, reading from left to right, are lovely participants in the sewing category of the District One Youth Activity Day: sisters: Helen Jakubik of the Snook Lodge, Beverly Kuder of the Bryan Lodge, Sister Cech of the Bryan Lodge and Aggelina Stratta also of the Bryan Lodge.

Shirley Cech placed first and Helen Jakubik placed second in the Junior Hi

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Diana Matejka won first and Shirley Cech won second place.

In the High School Division, Essay — Angelina Stratta won Hist place.

Then followed the winners in the Arts Division: First Place went to Darlene Matejka the Bryan Lodge; second place to J. M. Matejka,, also of the Bryan Lodge.

Arts on the Junior High level: first place Diana Matejka of the Bryan Lodge and second place to Helen Jakubik of the Snook Lodge No. 9.

Arts on the High School level: First place, Angelina Stratta, who draws beautifully; and second place to Ronnie Malejka.

In the Talent Cont ost: Grammer — The Duett by Mary Sebesta

Division, while Beverly Kuder placed first and An gelina Stratta placed second in the High School Division, Angelina Stratta also was winner the Talent Contest to represent her District One, at the Taylor meet which will be held shortly.

This Youth Activity Day was held Aug. 6, with the Bryan Lodge host lodge,

Wednesday, August 16, 1961 and Helen Jakubik of the Snook Lodge won first place.

Junior High level went to Nancy Sebesta of the Snook Lodge for first place, 'oliowed by David Odstrcil for second ,Iso of Snook Lodge.

In the High School level Ronnie Matejka's trumpet solo won first place.

In the Sewing division: Shirley Cech of Bryan Lodge wan first place, Helen Jakubik of the Snook Lodge second place.

In the 111-,h School Sewing Division Beverly ;:ncter of Bryan Lodge No 39 and Ang,e Stratta also of Lodge No. 39 won first and second in the High School Division. ln the darling pre-school-age Quiz Session: a first prize piece of luggage went to tiny Kay Vytopil who stated that her 'boyfriend" was her daddy.

Matejl a, won second place with a game set and Pam Vytopil won third -ith a big beachball as prize. All of the anticipants in tins section got participation prizes of candy and candy suckers.

Lovely sister Angelina Stratta of Bryan Lodge will represent District One in the State Contest in Taylor. She modeled a basic dress design, mix and match which e t ;I. be worn 16 different ways. Very iniouS. .1 ', :ter thanking the hard working Jiage, for their participation, sister 1, , ; turned the microphone over to rie1 One Oiganizer, brother Barina, ,10,,,:miced that lie had a personal ;eip:,tion prize" for eveiyone on he pi, 'vain. ;p( .11:mg Hist in the English language I. h e n in the Czech language, brother ".J.ena stated: "I am really thankful fc -;iPortanit y to say a few words: to ye n that I appreciate the things that been done here today at this Youth ity Day. I can't think of anything else more important than our Youth, not only to our Order but our country as well. Our billboards tell us that our count; y is depending upon our Youth.

L e chilciren and their parents for • eir part in today's program. It is r-Ipedlant that we help these children Cam — this Youth Activity to find out v. at hey are best fitted for and I think the y appreciate the chance to find out.

If it had not been for our fore-fathers Iwoo had this idea of organizing the SPJST, we would not have the opportunity to gather together on occasions to continue the work that they started, so it is up to us that we see that this work is carried on and I think that it is our duty to see that our children are brought up to see that.

"We want to be remembered by what good we have done: like our forfathers.

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I want to compliment Sister Matejkathern to the Lodge, where they can for what she has accomplished and the have un among other good children. parents who brought the children here N e reason -l ere are no juvenile and hope that the next time we have delingi '"'"rp c.cm something siiirdlar that the attendance will be larger than it is today. in , then spoke in Czech on this same [lie•-IL. Like!

Brother Barina also calleJ to the District IVIeeting u held at the snook L.Ckg2, C O. 9 ..no urging everyone to be present.

Brother Hosek then spcLe upon the duties of various District ',old I. scal firers to work. in better cooperation, to better advertise these functions so that the attendance and Youth Participation be greater in the future. We learn froin our errors he stated and se;,.p outstanding success only when on-.)npieciative crowd attends such function To the reader who is not laminar w that the Bryan Lodge, one mi ght there are only the .Al'ateji: 1 and Vytopils in the Bryan lodge. Well, I _lc re lot more folks. but those A l y t oolf, and 111 atejka come out 100 per cee pa and Grandma Vytopil heal g •t children in the Bryan Lodge ra b0 5 I: tive, the Matejka.s being sonl y cii ti‘crn This Lodge in Bryan is try.

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_Heil. The y and the entire hip invite you to attend the Pictured a hove are the District Meeting that will be held at 1Tayra Snook Lodge No 9. Sister Lillie Matejka District One, from left to 14 01> of Caldwell, brother E. it. Jakfil.lic will present a well prepared Youth prodent of District One of Snook and broth- gram. Do not fail to have your Lodge well Na shledanou! er Steve Regemund, Secretary-Treasurer represented OFFICERS OF DISTRIC ONE

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Following the program witch As short speeches, sister Matejka formally closed the ,day, inviting everyone to stay for a delicious sausage supper and trimmings, and at 8 o'clock heat night with the Western All Star Orchestra furnishing the music, the District One Queen's Con(')riation, Ball was held. Brother ffcjny promised to give Vestnik's readers i_nore details ron this part of the program as the Editor and wife headed home to write up a brief sketch of the event before the appear.

More detailed report we A volleyball game between the Brya followed Lo. n . :did the Snool., of Lodge utside on the spacious No. 39 and Snook Lodge won.

It was a pleasure for the Editor to be among these fine folks, and again reassures this group of his sincere coo p eration in getting their second wind; to make as spectacular showing in the futare as they have just dope in the past, To District One, too, goes our best for another great year hi the organizational See you all at the District Meeting at Snook. Be there? , The -Editor and wife enne) (en._ You all from District One Lodges come out to our District Meet nig to 1-e held at Snook lodge No, 9, August 27. * • (

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WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS USE THIS COUPON Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T. Box 409, Temple, Texas I am asking you to change my address of The Herald.. (Vestnik) as follows: My old address is:

My New address is:

I belong to Lodge No, Fraternally, Signature

P S.T. Youth Clubs kle in Parade One of the longest parades known to West found Lodge Cottonwood No. 6 and Lodge Jaromir NO. 54, with Youth Club Moats in the pre-Rodeo Parade here at West, Thursday, August 10.

Lovely District Three Queen, Linda Mynar, riding high on a throne of pink and white crepe festoons with the blue emblems on each side, with her Ly Duchess Kathy Zapalac and their Flower Girl, Jeanette Krizan, rode the float to proclaim their Lodge's active Youth Club, and the honors they brought home from the recent District Three Coronation of their Second District Queen. The Youth leader, sister Ruth and brother John Krizan, dressed western for the occasion, pulled the lovely float for all to see.

Behind them came another float, over_ flowing with Youth of Lodge No. 6, together with their baseball players, pulled by a tractor.

On the Jaromir Float, also festooned with crepe paperlike a huge square cake with the SPJST Youth Club placard, rode three Youth Leaders from Jam:1-.4r and their happy Youth Club youngsters.

Everyone cheered them on. They were pulled by a sparkling new, huge tractor driven. by one of the Youth Leader's husband.

We bring this to Vestnik's readers in e interest of better public relations with the general public. Everyone here at West knows the •SPJST and now they can seejust what the Youth are doing in these two Lodges No. 6 and No. 54.

It is noteworthy as far as horse riding goes, t!nat one of the largest contingents of horsemen and women came from our good neighbors, Elm Mott, home of Lodge Hall No. 66.

A very colorful Sheriff's Posse from Tarrant County, Ft. Worth, also rode in the parade, as did the newly organized, Lake Whitney Riding Club, and our old faithful Hillsboro Roundup Club . Then there was the Waco Riding Club, the Meridian Club in their lovely blue uniforms, Hewitt, Clifton, Riesel, Meridian. (which, is some distance from West) and others Whose • names we fail to remember cif hand, to give the occasion a most festive air.

West's Baseball Little League Champions rode the red firewagon with the siren through the cheering crowd. These youngsters too are SPJST members sponsored by West's Fire Department.

Another feature of interest was the old cars: a ford touring car, the model A coupe, one of those early electric cars,

Wednesday, August 16, 19131 plus the covered wagons, the two-horse carriage, a tiny two-wheeler, countless shetland poniesl, palcadnoes, quarterhorses, apaloosas and just good ole Bobbins who loved childten andi patiently carried them in the parade.

To those towns in our brotherhood where parades are still toe thing, the above descriptions just might give you some pointers on advertising your Lodge and its Youth.

Just as soon as the Editor's pictures are processed, Vestnik's readers will see how effectivethese two Lodges advertised our SPJST and its Youth Clubsh Congratulations!

I• • Talent Contest to be held jointly by Lodge No. 88 Houston and District Five on August 27th. Let's all be there!

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Dear Brothers and Sisters: Our membership wish to thank all who attended the gala Lodge Princess crowning this past Saturday, August 12 .... the only disappointment we had was about the members who didn't come .. with all the work the youth director of our lodge, along with the many members of our youth selling tickets, and the many donations of prizes the youth acquired, we still can't understand why some of the members didn't come and help the yotith group in this once a year celebration .... the youth gave their many hours of free time with growing enthusiasm to give the membership of our lodge a nice celebration, and yet some of the members didn't attend and support them .. now, they are asking the question why ??? A few of the membersship of our lodge have been in the hospital the past few weeks .. . ROSIE ZIMMERMAN has been hospitalized at the Heights hospital and is getting along just fine, ROSIE has been one of the long devoted members of the renowned. Birthday Club sisters, and has always donated all kinds of pastries for get well the lodge's celebrations

Wednesday, August 16, 1961

VaSTNiK—WEST,r1EXAS

Be sure and tell your friends soon .... MYROSLAV BILLY our mem- dance ber and a officer in the Czech fire insur- and come to the Free Dance on the 19th. ance organization was hospitalized on of August .... Dancing will be from 8:30 the 30th of July with a heart attack.... p.m. to 12:30 a.m. .... Come and bring He is doing fine and should be back with your friends to the Free Dance .... See us again soon....Anew members recent- you Saturday night August 19th A ly acjuired MARGARET RICE has been free dance for you....won't you attend?

Roving Reporter sick and is doing very good at the St. —48 A I t Joseph hospital .... Saw MRS. IDA HANKA coming by the lodge during the monthly kolache sale to buy a few, it's Wonderful when a older member like her pats you on the back and says "you are doing a good job, keep it up, the lodge needs more younger active members"- Dear Brothers ands.Sisters: This is to real: 'id you that the Fall .... Thanks MRS. HANKA I deeply ap2 preciate your comment....The special Meeting of District One which is to be Meeting called by the president with the held at Lodge No. 9 at Snook on Sunboard of trustees did finally accomp- day, August 27, 1961 is getting nearer lish something .. ED KADLECEK, board every day and before we, know it, it will president getting his shirt wringing wet be here. So let's start making plans to taking down fixtures at the lodge .... not forget and all be present at this All the board members getting out in the Meeting.

The meeting will start promptly at rain and finally making a decision about he motors in the recreation room .... 1:00 o'clock p.m. That may seem a little file long-sought sign saying "OPEN TO early but we always run short of time so PUBLIC Keg Beer" finally has been made we decided to start earlier so we would and is drawing in a nice revenue for the have plenty of time for everything and ledge .... The birthday club sisters hav- not have to rush things.

Our Program is scheduled as p follows: ing another sold-out kolache sale the 1. Meeting shall be called to order at first. Saturday in August .... What a -wonderful dinner that was served by 1:00 p.m. (sharp) 2. Pledge of Allegiance. the birthday club sisters this past Aug. 3 Welcome by Local Lodge President 2nd .... hum! hum! it was delicious 4. Welcome by District President r,ashed potatoes with, the best roast beef 5. Recognition of Visitors we had in a lung time .... The added 6. Roll Call of Lodges of District One problem and getting kinda mixed up 7. Reading of Correspondence when D. S. has been added with B. D. 8 District Officers Reports and J. K. to lovely JOANIEI RICE'S list 9. Unfinished Business .... MARIAN KADLECEK'S delightful 10. New Business smile that came across her face when 11. Youth Program someone mentioned about a playroom at 12. Privilege for each Supreme Lodge the Wage .... The good things that nune cut of the meeting between the Officer to make a short talk, also odge officers and the district officers visitors of other Districts (if time per.... Youth Director MAXINE SEFCIK mits).

In behalf of District One, I want to exis getting wonderful support for the district officers when letters will be sent tend our invitation to all of the moonout about the talent contest. .... AMOS hers of other Districts, and especially, KADLECED will write a letter in the we are inviting the Supreme Lodge OfVestnik, CHARLIE CERNY will also write, ficers and their wives and also the EdiEtiNEST HANKA will attend to pub- tor and his wife, to attend our Meeting.

So, be sure and mark your calendar, so licity in Houston and other cities....We hope District Director J. M. SKRABAN- you all won't let it slip by.

Fraternally yours, EK will also do a little writing about the E. R. Jakabik, talent contest at our lodge on the 27th District One President. of August .... That's all it takes is to have more people help the district P.S Please note in the Czech. Section youth director with her work .... It's of the the Vestnik as to which lodges are eh effort and desire of wanting to, that in District One. )•A•( counts .... ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS and FRIENDS....The lodge is giving a FREE DANCE Saturday night The Texas Fraternal Congress will AUGUST 19th to all of its members and be held this fall on October 26-28 at the friends who have so devotedly attendTexas Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas. ed the dances since the first of the year All of our Lodges that wish to attend ....The Shiner playboys will play'for the are invited and will be welcomed.

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trict Ca'c tdar DISTRACT 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 E. R. Jakubik, Dist. 1 Pres.

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 2.0 at Camp Talluaya and be sure to mark your calendar and bring all our young friends and future leaders of our SPJST. DISTRICT Tili;:;:EE Next District Three Fah meeting will be held at Lodge Itd4 of hilt Worth at the Sokol Hall this f al.. Dare and Program will be forthcoming shortly.

• DISTRICT FOUlt The District Four Meeting will be held at Seymour, Texas on Sunday, September 17th. The meeting place has not been ,decided. More details will be announced shortly. Mrs. Ed. haisler, ftuth Director, Rt. 1 Seymour, Texas • DISTRICT FIVE District Five Talent Contest to be held at Lodge Pokrok No. 88, 1140 Robbie St. Houston, Texas, Sunday, August 27. Be• ginninf at 3:00 p.m.

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

• • DISTRICT FIVE District Five will hold their Fall IVIeeting at Lodge Stefanik No. 142, Houston, Texas, on October the lb. Meeting will convene at 10:30 a.m. Dinner will be served at noon. 1 .. 'onth Program will also be presented. For meta: details watch our Vestnik, please.

F. A. Kadlecek Secretary, District Five DISTRICT SI.7: Our Sixth District will hold its 1961 Fall Meeting at East Bernerd on the 22nd of October at the •!:;:ir Riverside Hall beginning at 10:00 a.m. Election of District Officers and other important matters will come before this meeting, • DISTRICT SEVEN District Seven will hold its regular fall meeting on October 1st at Lodge No, 118 Kingsville in Kleberg County. Program will be announced later.

Meeting will be held at the American Legion Hall, Kingsville, Texas Betty Jurica, Secretary Dist.

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Wednesday, August 16, 1961 STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, 1961 VSSTNtX- "NAST, TEXAS

ZPRAVA PROEM A VYDANI ZA MESIC eERVENEC, 1961 RECEIPTS - PRITEM Mortgage Loans - Majetkove piljeky Certificate Loans - Certifikatove pfijoky Premiums - Umrtni poplatky od taut Interest from certificate loans - Urok z certifikatovYch pfkieek Int. on Mortgage Loans - trok z majetkovych pajeek Interest on Bonds- trok z bondt It M. 0. Z mineralniho majetku R. E. 0. Royalties - It E. 0. Royalty Miscellaneous R. E. 0. - Rozliene R. E. 0. hrinuity - (Retirement) S. P. J. S. T, Building Rent -- 11-ajem z budovy Aippraiss 1 Fee - Na odhady Sale of Supplies - Prodej radovych potreb Total Receipts - Celkov:cr pitem Cash Balance 7-1-61 - Hotovost 7-1-61

Mortuary Umrtni 98,742.16 3,828.29 23,900.58 2,400.87 27,609.41 2,250.00 241.23 382.66 2.00 163.33 2,289.03

Expense Vydani

Juvenile Detske . , :.

Tots uteri

672.23 17„993.54

99,414.3' 3,828.21 42,175.9: 2,400.8' 27,7602; 2,250.0 241.2 389..6 2.01 163.3' 2,289.0: 1,648.7!

5.51

281.80 150.81

1,648.70 5.50 161,809.56 530,126.02

19,647.74 28,194.11

1,104.84 1,788.08

182,562.1 560.108.21

691,935.58

47,841.85

2,892.92

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70.31

DISBURSEMENTS - VYD4141:

Mortgage loans - Majetkove pejdky .....4 Certificate loans - Certifikatove piljeky -., iurrenkiered Cert. Loans - Odepsane pfijeky proti certifikatnm _..

Viatured Endowments - Vyplacene nadaeni pojiateni .

Premium Waiver Claim -- Prominuti poplatkul Death Claims - Vyplacene ilmrtni podpory Death Claims to Minors - Vyplacene mrtni podpory nedospelYm Returned premiums and bonus - Vracene Umrtni pop. a bonu11 Reinsurance premiums - Znovu Pojfateni Legal and Miscellaneous R. E. 0 -3PJST Build. Maintenance - Plzen) a vvd f 7ov.1111 blici o vN, l,'urniture and Fixtures - Nabytek v fadovne kctuary - Fees - Za aktuarskou praci kdvertasin - Oznamky tiPprai,a, Expense - Za odhady kttorney Fee - Pravnikovi za vytizovani pfifeek 4udit - Prohlidka, Knih Dar Expense - Vydani na auto ".:ommissions - Komisne Imblems - Odznaky 11reight and Express - Freight a dovoz dedical examinations - Lekatske prohlidky Jon-Medical Exams - Bez-lekalske prohlidky vlembership Duies - Poplatek ree.tnik )ffice Maintenance - Vydr2ovani ....fadovny )ffice Rent - Najemne z fitadovny )rganizational Expense - Organizadni 'ostage - PoStovne salary of employees - SluZne vypomoci Salary Officers - Sluane fifednikt alary Editor - SinZne redaktora itate Examination - Statni Prohlidka stationery and supplies - Tiskova prace a psaci potteby ,upreme Lodge Meeting - Schfize 1-11avni fifadovny 'ICA Tax 'EC TAx 'elephone and Telegraph - Telef on a telegraf 7ravel: Officers - CestOvne ufednikil

341,460.19 8,948.00 1,357.00 3,500.00 116.00 26,152.72 83.33 190.98 104.01 2.00 1,822.55

43,66

69.511 300.00 25').86 1,324 l5 3,150 00 635.89 106.63 2,400.46 549.00 19.77 472.00 204.55 327.89 2,572.99 228.66 400.00 24.10 523.92 2,175.00 4,008.32 625.00 440.00 330.19 723.71 153.97 13.99 197.86 7.60

341,460.1!

8,948.0( 1,357.0( 3,500.01 116.01 26,152.71 83.3: 234.62 104.0 2.01 1,822.5!

69.51 300.0( 255.81 1,321.21 50.01 )521 106.6: 2,400.41 549.01 10.7' 47`2.04 204.5!

327.81 2,572.9!

228.6 400.0: 24.11 523.9.

2,175.01 4,008.3' 625.0 440.0' 301 723.7 1b3.9' 13.9 197.£3 7.6

Wednesday, August 16, 1961

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Youth Activities - Cinnost Mlade2e Total disbursements - eeikuve vyattni Cash. Balance 8-1-61 - Hotovost 8-1-61

ASSETS

123.63

383736.78 308,198.80

22„364.74 25,477.11

43,66 2,849.26

406,145.18 336,525.17

691,935.58

47,841.85

2,892.92

742,670.35

25,477.11

2,849.26

336,525.17 882,130.00 183,420.65 8,792,864.86 666,357.14 100,000.00 170,000.00 13,964.77 151.18 37,541.22 1,000.00

MAJETEK 1EDNOTY

l - Hotovost jast U. S. Bonds - U. S BruKIY . _ ...

Bonds: Municipal - Okresni bondy Murtgage loans - MaSetkove ptlfeky certificate loans - Certifikatov6 pniCky Litock - Akcle 14,„ P. J. S. T. Building - S. P. J. S. T budova eat Estate - Majetek Other Assets - Jine zdroje Furniture and fixtures - Nabytek a zal'izeni v dradovn6 Antonioni!, ilntomobile

308,198.80 882,130.00 176,574.75 8 692 481 36 666,357.14 100,000.00 ,J 170,000.00 13,934.77 151.18

6,845.90 100,383.50

37,541.22 1,000.00

11,183,954.99

11,009,858.00 64,018.33 110,078.66 Fraternally yours - z biatrskYrn pozclravern Ben Zabcik, Financial Secretary - fieetni.

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INCOME FROM LODGES IN JULY, 1961 Amount Date Lodge 519,29 1 122.06 21 2 3.52 28 3 871.41 ;21 4 121.59 28 5 489.53 14 6 257.10 ;21 7 8.67 28 8 700.30 :28 9 373.47 28 10 101.36 21 11 8.05 23 12 28 294.17 13 87.60 28 14 351.77 28 15 223.40 28 16 1,531.36 23 17 155.08 23 19 281.58 23 20 130.62 21 21 362.44 28 23 901.80 21 24 917.7'7 .21 25 21 115.74 26 50.13 2:1 27 801. 79 28 28 2,266.68 21 29 237.24 7 30 8.50 14 32 577.79 21 33 224.21 28 35 6.12 28 37 540.18 23 38 261.40 28 39 1,511.08 14 40 150,08 ;28 44 164.45 21 45 665.59 '28 47 279.46 28 48 21 140.98 49 1,245.04 14 fill

51 54 55 56 57 63 64 65 60 68 69 72 74 '76 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 98 100 101 103 100 110 112 113 116 118 119 120 122

21 28 28 21 :21 28 21 28 7 28 :28 28 14 14 21 28 28 7 7 28 28 7 14 21 21 7 28 14 23 7 28 23 14 28 14 7 21 21 28 14 28 28 28 28

105.47 623.24 60.93 635.71 12.50 596.72 59.85 63.39 780.61 786.39 31.71 139.72 277.51 192.88 143.67 145.20 448.33 1,150.12 90.66 108.67 1,729.45 3.79 38.06 1,221.83 370.31 104.54 283.14 1,734.36 141.93 153.00 14.41 12.71 24.33 6.58 81.89 319.33 76.47 683.16 9.44 137.24 105.35 3.68

125 128 129 130 133 135 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 146 147 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 160 161 162 164 165 166 167 168

28 28 ,28 a 14 28 28 28 28 7 !,23

44.89 66.88 61.73 73524 816.09 246.9'1 119.18 537.66 923.70

39.11 81.70 356.78 653.69 96.46 107.58 333.68 302.38 205.07 2,071.26 242.32 21.63 6.34 176.51 387.37 300.00 66.63 21.03 205.97 159.26 180.03 712.34

28 28 28 28 28 21 28 28 14 14 21 7 58 28 28 .14 28 28 28 .28 28

42,175.92 You all from District One ' r.odges come out to our District Meeting to be held at Snook Lodge No. 9, August 27.

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DANCE DATES OF LODGE 40 HULLO

Mailed by Frank Sa,blatnra, Louise, Tex. Saturday, Aug., 19 — Music by the TriLODGE 84 DALLAS CALENDAR' umphs Orch.

Saturday, August 19 — Dance, music by Sunday, Sept. 10 — -Music by Frank Al Grebnik's orchestra from Schuyler, Gregurek's Orch.

Nebraska Saturday, Sept. 16 — Wedding Dance Sunday, August 20, Monthly Meeting and Frank Gregurek's Orch.

Family Fan Night.

Entertainment Committee, ELK LCI:GE P ANCE CAI:END/Ma Lodge No. 84 August 12 — Slim Haisler of Temple, Tex. August 19; — v 'a'z.el Polka Land of CamCOMING EVENTS OF LODGE NO , 6 eron, TexaS COTTONWOOD August 26 _ Henry Dulock of West, Sunday, Sept. 3 — Family Reunion.

Texas Fraternally yours, IScp•tember 2 West Melodians of West, Entertainment Committee Texas Sept 3 — Pavelka Reunion — Dance at night, music by Albin Hatus Rhythm LODGE NO,, 130, DALLAS, TEXAS Playboys: of Waco, Texas Dear Readers: September 9 , — Slim Haisler of Tern May we please make a date with you ple, Texas to hear and dance to the music of Al .September i6 _ - ',Trazel Polka Band of Grebnick and his T.V. Orchestra from Cameron Texas Schuyler, Nob., Saturday and Sunday.

August 26 and 27. He will play for your Septc4-Dber 23 — West Melodians of West, Texas pleasure, the most wonderful polka music • for Lodge No. 130 at Vne Sokol Athletic September 30 -- Rut al Ramblers Marlin, Texas Center, 7448 Greenville Ave. 9 0 Watch the Vestni.k for particulars in the Future. Until then, remember, we ELK LODGE DANCE CALENDAR have a date.

August 19 — Vrazel Polka Band of CamEntertainment Conwaittee eron. ® August 26 — Henry Dtilock of West, Texas DANCE DATES OF LODGE 39 BRYAN Septem„,,,r 2 -Matus and Rhythm Friday, August 18 — Music by Rock and Playboys of aco, Texas Roll Band Saturday, August 19 — Jesse Lee Play September 9 --- Slim Haisler of Temple, Texas Boys September 16 - Vrazel Polka Band of Saturday, August 26 — Happy Country Cameron Boys September 23 — West Melodians of West, Texas COMING EVENTS AT THE SEIST September 30 — Rural Ramblers of Mar1M MOW, TEXAS LINDEN HALL — lin., Texas Saturday, August 10th -- Henry Brosch • Orchestra of Moulton.

Saturday, . .gust 26th — LOLIGE NO. 15 DANCE DATES Buckholts, Texas Saturday, August 19 — Slim Haisler and CP:: 7 7 TIV 71 OP EVENTS His Playboys of Temple, LODGE NO, 9;7, FT,, WL 0 Friday, August 18 — Dance, Music by Al .L TEXAS LODGE NO VI Orchestra from Schuyler, c*reen Annual picnic will be held on SunNebraska September 3, Sunday — Dance by Char- clay, September 3rd at Seaton Star Hall 1:00 p.m. a short program, coins nemlie Adanacik and his Orch. from orating 55 years since the dedication of Dallas Sunday, September 10 — Lodge meeting our lodge building at 2:00 p.m. Games will be held in the afternoon and at night. and Lunch starting at 2 p.m. • Sunday, October 8th — Dinner and cele- Also we will have a bazaar for which bration of the opening of the Hall. the mostbers are asked to bring some Sunday, November 12 — Lodge meeting ,b:andwork or canned goods. Supper with chicken barbecue or sausage plates with and Lunch starting at 2 p.m.

Saturday, November 18 — Harvest Dance, all the trimmings at 5:00 p.m. Sisters music by Erie Honza and his Orch. are asked to bring a cake, pie or kolach,es.

Music day and night by the Frank from Ennis, Texas Saturday, December 1 — Dance music by Zurovik Orch. of Taylor. So I.Dake plans to come to our picnic, Wally Fikal and his Orchestra.

Dear Erasers :.

Monday . st 7, we n by recordin G isr. overj 1. . Greater American Fier,: r vo Life In•;u :• me in the first 'round of the ;ue City Championship Playoffs.

Was Janska- -.'led a very outstanding game as the walked one batter, struck Out nine and allowed only three hits and both runs scored were unearned.

Wilbur Munger, his 1,ni:1J, ry mate, caught a very fine game.

Leading .hitters were: Alex Farina and Raymond with twro hits apiece. ai Paul V•O.:.a., Leonard Drozd •and Ted Dusek h• ,.,1 one hit each. Frank Mach, III, had a sacrifice nit - and a walk arol Va..)ta walked twice, Alex P arr! a and Wes a each walked once. The play' a fine defensive game as p :j one errse was committed.

This was an important a and the fellows wanted thiS one rca , bad. We play in the second round. Thurr.(lay l• • the Dal. night and our opponents las Airomotive 're a Yr). who strong ball club. We playvaview at 7:30.

2 and tee ge0 ' `: ' Win we will This will be a tough game into the tryina. c.);'.r best to ad y• thir+ ro; . • . d ,should will have to play Saturday night,• August 12.

A Saturday night win. would mean a gels time berth in the semi-finals.

I the competition will really be te*.di. acid regardless how or we go, will be in -there giving it the best we eon to win some more ball games, This tear we are in ore of e strongest brackets cwisisting Of cal of the strongest, te.n ps in the. rAy. We won our H niday lit League, both the first half and the s;.'eond half to q ualify for a trophy and a r •:pot in the City Playoffs. VI.e . were the, first 'half winners iii 0 UV Wednesday Night League and Texas Instruments S-C won the second half, so instead. of a playoff, we were declared Co-Champions of the Wednesday League and we Will also receive a trophy for this achievement.

This season has been a most fruitful as well as an enjoyable one Inr the teams.

Wednesday, August 16, 1.961 All of its players and also all of our loyal supporters.

We can all be proud of their record and their achievement.

Monday night we had one of our best turnouts of the season, we had se-veral new supporters and we 'Were quite proud of all the cheering and noise th,,?y made, it certainly helped us win. Thanks cram to everyone who has been so goad to the to Fraternally yours, Ben a rma, Lodge No, 84, Dallas

SOKOL FORT WOHTII

Dear Members and Friends, Saturday, August 5, 1961, our Sokol held their first dance since April. The attendance was very good, and the music played by Mr. Joe Milan and Orchestra sounded mighty good to the ears. We want to thank our friends in '.Seymour, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kubena for coming the distance to our polka dance.

A special "thank you" goes to Mr and Mrs. Luther Teague of Fort Worth, beause they have initiated more friends co cur polka dances, and they themselves seldom miss a dance.

On Saturday, August 26,. 1961, we are going to ha-ve "Back to school dance," Do yo gi ladies and men remember your first day in school? Re--live your childrkood days for one night by coining dressed in a costume as a first grader. I know that some of you men really made tbe teacher wish that slit was 20 years younger N.vhen you walked into ti .lass room! This should be fun, so let's all come out and enjoy an evening of dancing to Mr. Joe Milan's Orchestra. If you feel ;mat you can not act or dress like a, first grader any :longer, just en ''e and watch the other's and perha,ps you too can somehow got into the act.

The nice fish that Brother Jim Kucora of Corpus Christi caught and donated to the Sokol will go into the "frying pan" on Friday, Sept . 8, 1961. at Sokol hall. Mark your calendar and bring your family to a good dinner,

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` Due to a gymnastic clinic in Conway, Arkansas that our physical director's, Jerry and Henrietta Milan have been invited to attend on the Lit. of October, the Children's Competition Slet has been -anged to Sunday, October 15, 1991. ecific will be given later, but the plat; s arc: Dance, Saturday, October 3.4th and .1 ih.r and Stet on Sunday, October 15, 1061.

At our children's Tuesday night drill classes, Car :l Mason and John Thompson, assisted by Mike Stark and Erica Koch have been helping as assistant physical directors, We hope that their zeal and enthusiasm will continue to grow.

We are very pleased to have two of our 'Sokols, Mary Jean Renfro and arietta Milan acting the tumbling rolls in the stage show, "Texas, Lil Dar" at Casa Monona.

Another Sokol, my son Tony and a classmate, Shirley Moore are delegates, representing their school at toe Red Cross Training C'en-ter at Shangri La Guest Ranch in Azle, Texas far one week, beginning August 14th.

On Sunday, August 6, 1961, one of our Sokol Junior girls, Alice Gurney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gurney, who was recently married to Albert Wicker of Fort Worth, was honored with a bridal shower. I was very sorry that my family and I had another previous engagement and could not attend, but I know that the party was enjoyed by all, and the foad and refreshments were delicious. Vie wish this young couple much success and happiness in life.

I will see you at the "Back to School Dance" on Saturday, August 26, 1961.

Nazda.r!

Mrs . Lydia (Tick; Alholm 40 6 ( a q :from District One Lodges came our District Meeting To be held at No. 9, August 2'I. •

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-)ear Friends: I wish tD express my appreciation for le many acts of kindness . that were extided to me during my stay in King's aughter's Hospital . I especially thank Dr. Chernosky, the nurses and the rest the staff for their thoughtfulness, and sadness. I also thank each and every one fcr their prayers, visits, cards and flowers.

May God bless each and every one of you.

Chas. Navratil Temple, Texas )• • LODGE FOKEOK SWEET HOME NO,. 63

Dear Members: The time has come again to inform you of ! cur next regular Meeting which is to be held Sunday, August 20th at 2 p.m.

All members are urged to attend as lame very important business is to be taken care of.

Following the Krueting a social will be held. The sisters are asked as usual to bring whatever' goodies they wish, and the refrejinnents will be taken care of

by Brother Targac as usual.

So. don't forget the date, will be looking for all of you . Felix Jurica, Secty.

I • 4, • KOVAR, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters:„ I arr.-.4 happy to report that the insurance sales in District One have improved nicely in July and from late reports they will be good again in August. We all know that you boys and girls in District One can do it. So, now that you have gotten started, keep up the good work, it will keel) your minds off the summer heat and those dollars that will come rolling in will Tnean a lot to you, too.

Remember too that the District One meeting is drawing near and we must 'have s=omething to crow abent at that meeting.

Better mark your calendar so that when August the 27th, ccirles around we all can enjoy our selves together at Snook, Texas.

I am sine that Lodge No. 9, Snook will prepare a good program and supper too, the rest will be up to us, there are over 30 organizers in our district, wouldn't it be nice if all of us would attend at least this one time.

This of course goes for the lodge too, it

Strana 20 !seems that every lodge could be represented, at least by a few it tnembers. How can you claim that you like our SPJST and that you are a good member when you never attend anything that goes on. Try it once, you may like it.

Yes, it is hot and it may rain, but if otikers can make it, you can too. At other times it may be cold, and you may even be sick or something. So why not make up your mind and attend, you may have lots of excuses but remember that excuses have never accomplished anything, and there are such fine people to meet; so it would be a shame to not try to be there. This ;don't apply only to this particular district orteeting but to all fraternal activities in general. Oh, yes, I as district organizer, will present every organizer present at this meeting, whether from District One or any other district with a personal gift so, do come!

Here are those organizers that have sold insurance in the month of July.

Name Lodge Members Ins. E. R. Jakubik 2 9 $16.000.00 J. E. Siptak 17 2 4,000.00 51 A. D. Juren 2,500.00 3 17 1 John J. Srubar 1,000.00 17 1 1,000.00 F. J. Rychlik 1 John Kubin, 116 1,000.00 1,000.00 1 Miro Petrusek 44 , Good work boys, and congratulations especially to Brother Jakubik and Brother Siptak, looks like you have found the right bait for the big ones, keep using it Thanks a million.

With best wishes to all of you I am looking forward to seeing you at Snook Sunday August 27th.

Fraternally yours, V. H. Barina District Organizer ) • 4 • (-----,MICULKA REUNION The ninth fernily reunion will be held Sunday, August 20 at the Sulphur Park on the highway between Moulton and Shiner .

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VOLNA CECHIE NO 135, ENNIS FROM DISTRICT FOUR Dear Brothers and Sisters: The District Four Meeting Date has not been set as yet, but will be soon, so look for the date to your Vestnik,

I would like to hear from all of the Lodges in our 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 so we can crake 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 single 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.

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 Coffee is a native of Ethopia, and is be left out of Contest No. 2 and our District will not be represented at the State still its chief export.

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 announced soon.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Ed Haisler, Youth Director, Dist. IV Route 1, Seymour, Texas

Wednesday, August 16, 1961 NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS OF LODGE 66 WACO Dear Members: Or meeting will be held on Sunday afternoon, August 20th at 2:30 p.m. in Linden Hall. Please be there with us.

All committee members please be present at 2 p.m.

Ladies are kindly requested to bring enough food for their families and guest:: ohould they bring some.

The entertainment committee will probably have some sort of program and the youth will hold their meeting direr tly after the close of our meeting. We hope a lot of our Haembers will be present, Fraternally yours, Rose Parma, Recording Secretary ) • 40 • SEATON, TEXAS, LODGE NO. 47 Brothers and Sisters: The last regular meeting was held August 6th_ Minutes of the previcrt meeting were approved as read and reports were received from the treasurer.

Due to everyone being busy the building committee will leave everything 1111. til later when everyone (atones up with their work.

On September 3rd our annual picnic will be held at our -tonne and by coincidence it so happens that exactly' 55 years ago; the lodge buil:dile, was dedicated on the 1st Sunday i q S:oternber.

We will have a short program hollering the two living members, Brothers Charlie Kalenda and John Leavenec. SpeakerS will be provided for the occasion.

Music day and night by the Frank 11:turovetz orchestra of Taylor. Brothers E Heil Jr. and Jerry Adameir and Sist Clara Heil were appoint: it en trie gram committee.

The following members weee antninved for various committees. Kitchen — Brother Emil Hejl, Sister Frances and Clara Hejl. Barbectio bre ther:5.

Steve Hruska, Frank Span:iel and 'Ed. Pechal. Bar — broth .,18 Jerry Pechal inside bar and Edwin Calapek onLide bor. Games — brother Frank Klinkovsky.

Floor -- brother F. E. Heft Jr., —ark.ing — brother Walter Haisler. Grounds .-brother Jerry Adamek. Advertising brother Charlie Kalenda and myself.

Bazaar — sisters Marie Brunt), and Theresa Chlapek. The sisters are asked to donate handiwork for the bazaar. For information to the ladies that were no' present at the meeting. Embroidery wor, of pillowcases, scarfs or doilies , Any kind of crochet work. Aprons, sunbonnets, infant dresses, or can goods. In fact anything you would like to donate will be appreciated. You are not limited to only one article, you may bring

Wednesday, August 16, 1961 several if you wish to. The sisters are asked to bring a cake, pie or kolaches.

We urge all members that are willing to work to contact the members that are On various committees. You will spare them unnecessary running around.

Barbecue chicken and sausage plates with all the trimmings will be served about 5 o'clock p.tD. The Youth Day of the Second District is to be held Aug. 20th at Camp Tahuaya beginning at 11 o'clock in the morning The picnic committees meeting will he held Aug. 24 th instead of 23rd as was planned in the meeting.

The next meeting will be held on the 2nd Sunday — Sept. 10th at 2 p.m.

We extend an invitation to Editor, Brother Hosek and Sister Hosek to attend our 55th Anniversary and to all the Supreme Lodge Officers_ We also extend invitations to all our friends from mar and far.

Fraternally, Theresa Chlapek Editor's Note: Thanks for this very good and informative letter.

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VliSTNiK—WEST, on the Fourth of July Picnic, which was a very good report and every one was glad to hear such a splendid report.

Brother Robert Cervenka complimented and thanked all who worked and helped in any way so loyally on the day before, on the fourth and the day al ter the picnic, he said with such nice cooperation this made the nica: ; a success.

Brother Emil Mattis who is in Marlin Hospital was named on the sick list, we wish you a speedy recovery.

Sister Helen Cepak who is one of the Youth leaders gave a report on the youth activities, she told how much fun the youths had at the Cameron Park picnic. She also showed two pieces of handcraft which her daughter Rose Marie made and won first priz,e for the two paintings at the Youth activity day in Dallas, Rose Marie was called upon to ;give details of how she did this work, this is indeed very splendid work.

At the time you will read this letter the West Rodeo nail be over, but herewith I want to add that our Youth had a float representing our Lodge representing our Lodge SPJST No. 54 in the Parade.

The hall coirimitte announced that there will be a dance in our Hall on Aug. 2th music will be furnished by Ernie Kucera of Nebraska they ,hope to see all of the good music lovers at this dance as this hoed Ir:lays modern and old time music. to Brother and It was nice 1..11kil s. • 1-, Worth Ludg Sister John Reicek .; No. 154 who visited Wi. a friends in West a few days ago. to ',our.

There will be uhitext mecting n!C be held clay in Sept. on the second S irc ay 1 September, as the Abbott t' liicli is ,Sept. 10W, Paris,h, will hate their in our Hall. Sa don't forget our next meeting on Sept. 10th. was adjourn:a d the After the- 4. rued not dogs to all.

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WEST SPJST LODGE NO. 54 Dear Brothers and Sisters: Our meeting last Sunday followed immediately after the Youth oseeting. I am glad to report that our attendance was good.

A moment of silence was held in behalf of our Brother Frank Mikeska, who passed away in a Waco Hospital on Friday July 28th and was hurried July 29th at tini,‘ age of 77 years.

Funeral services were held at the Czech Moravian Brethren Church in West. Rev. F. J Kostohryz and Rev. John. Bravenec officiated. Burial at. the CiVIB Cemetery near West.

He had been a SPJST member for 51 years, served as Vice President for three years and Auditing Cormnittee for four years.

He is survived by three sons, George, Eddie and Robert; and six daughters, Mrs. :mnie Soukup Mrs. Ruby Kucera; Mrs Geraldine Brezina, Mrs. Effie Srubar, Mrs. Elsie Kucera, You all from la Mary Ann Adamek and Bessie Surovik. out to our District All of his children are SPJST members. Snook Lodge No. We extend Y our deepest sympathy to e the bereaved family.

We all were glad to see and meet with Mr. and Mrs . Louis Valenta of Taylor who visited with us during our meeting, we hope you will make occasional visits with us.

Sister Alma Reichalt transferred to our Lodge, we are glad to have you among us and hope to see you at our oDeetings which are every first Sunday of the month.

The committees brought their reports

YOUTH CLUB 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 pip.

RULES FOR TALENT CONTEST 1. Boy or girl must be a member of SPJST and in good stan,ding.

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.

For the talent Contest all prizes should be gifts or trophies rather than cash prizes.

Please have a boy or girl from 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.

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

Fraternally, Maxine Sefcik, District Five Youth Director LODGE 06 YOUTH CLUB, WACO Dear Members, The Youth Club of Lodge 66 will have a "back to school" dance Friday, Aug. 18, 1961. The dance will be held at Linden Hall with dance music furnished by

Rtrana „ii our juke box. IlZecently new -; been purchased by our tri'd Committee to provide us • dance records. Everyone co. and bring your friends. Join "back to school" dance. 'unday, August 22, 10,21, have its monthly meeting Mother Lodge fleeting Will meet.

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FratecnallV yoUrs, Sandra Watson

Dear Members Our August 1. e C\: ii ate ltnch to visit tb.e, Fork The club books all about the ifirdrL We had cur sewing class 1 'day. We started on son d

craft which is making ap. all kinds of designs on meeting will be held night which will be Angus come to our Youth Club Lodge meetings.

Fraternally yours, Elaine Pavelka Reporter

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Dear Members and -5, The Distrct Five .held_ last Sunday wa.s „,ess. There yvere in children to 1158, ty of food to eat al baseball for the old. that everyone ii)artieularl mg with each othdr, We were all very a few visitors from present. We had a ;snot-which each of tnet were asked few words. We then stalled and baseball games. ,Queen ond gave a lo,.•• son was p I believe honored to •i• reign as queen. o Thank you Mr. and for providing us wits•. ground for our youth clay, you everyone for W(311;:ing so • make it the success that it was. to especially thank our District

L get all as we o be still long for a picture.

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Pictured above are the Volley Ball team winners at the District Five Youth Activity Day held July 30. The team was composed of members of Lodges 88 and 139. Reading from left, to right: Camilla Dworsky, Mary Fusig, Molly Lostak , Back row, left to right: Judy Cerny, Jacquelyn Cerny, Kathy Rose. These teen-age girls seemed to perform as professionals. Congratulations!

VESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS YOUTH OF LODGE 84, DALLAS Dear Readers, I wish to take this opportunity to thank everyone for allowing me to hold the title of Queen of Lodge 84. The memory of the Teen-age club, of Lodge 84 will always remain with me for showering inc with the beautiful gifts. On behalf of Larry Petr, my escort, we wish to thank everybody for helping us in any way . We also wish to thank our parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Petr and Mr. and Mrs. George Peshak; our Lodge President, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Pokladnik for offering their advice and assistance.

Larry and I want to congratulate the Royal Escort, Princess Annette Faraizi and escort David Slovak Also the second runners up Paula Graggs and escort George Nemec.

I will try to do my best to represent the Lodge well and to live up to the performances of the past queens. God bless you.

Sincerely, Queen of Lodge 84, Penny Peshak • £ • f YOUTH OF BRYAN, TEXAS Dear Vestnik Readers, Our district youth activity day was held at our lodge No. 39 Bryan, Texas on August 6th, 1961. Our club won many prizes and we are really proud of our Angie Stratta for she was selected to represent our district in the talent contest for the state title in Septeiriber. Our dub, had a apron saleand we sold all of cur aprons except two I won first prize n the Junior Department of the Ess,ty Division and also first prize in the Art Division of the Junior Department, Many of our club members carried off top prizes. We are proud of our club.

Our volley ball game was won by the Snook club and we are really happy for them, I think we all enjoyed it very inich. The Snook club also won many prizes. They can be proud, Supper was served after four and we started preparing for the crowning of our district queen. I am happy to say that the Snook princess won the title for the district queen this year. She was very beautiful and so was our princess.

Following the crowning we had a dance till 12 o'clock.

rom Enstriet kive v lain. Day we present, fl e left to ri„,.M, I „try Linhart, Lloyd Zahn, Floyd Zahn, Amilie Fossier (visitor) . Standing, from left: Lee Wiley, Charles Chupik, Lonnie Franta.

This team composed mostly of Lodge 142 members enjoyed playing softball at the District Five Youth Activity Day.

Our club wishes to thank our lodge members, our district youth director, our local youth director all the Supreme Lodge officers, our district organizer and our editor for helping us on this day.

Thanks go to Mrs. Charlie Cech who did a great deal of work for us. Special mention goes to Mr. Joe Hejny and Mr. Barina for their good deads.

I enjoy working for the SPJST very

Strana 23 much and am looking forward to our District Meeting which will be held at Snook this month . I have been asked to have my theme printed in the Vestnik, so I will mail it in soon to our editor.

Dianna Matejka Fraternally yours, Lodge No. 39 Youth Reporter I LODGE 84, DALLAS, '1EXAS Dear Prineds, It was a typical "Dallas Saturday Night." At 7:30 the lovely be-formaled Princesses on the arms of their handsome Escorts Caine into "Stardust" world to begin a long awaited evening.

At 8:00 the Orchestra struck up a familiar number and the -L roe Princesses and their Escorts: The Royal Escorts and the Queen and King led the "First Dance" that began that lovely "Stardust" .evening.

Throughout the evening the twinkling star-lights were momentarily dimmed by brighter flashes as photographs were taken by professionals and amateurs alike.

When the hour of nine arrived the Princesses turned all their dance tickets and raffle ticket money and donations in to the judges to be counted.

Lodge 142 turned out with a large representation at the District Five Youth Activity Day on July 30 at Danbury„ Texas,. These teen-agers put out all their efforts to make the games interesting.

Seated, left to right: Lillie Mae Molnar, V Ann Cooper, Marie "fermis. Standing, left to right: Nona Cieslewitz, Nolan Foreman (a handsome lad), Karleen Krustc,hinsky. Although this volley ball team lost, we wish them better luck next time.

Strana ?4 Nine-thirty came a lot slower than the court or the "Royal Guests" could have imagined, for it was not until after all the wonderful Door Prizes (totaling $300) were given away that the news that everyone was waiting for was announced.

But first, the ex-kings of the past four years were given recognition for all their help in aiding their queens to win.

To show their appreciation the exqueens presented the kings with a commemorative trophy — and a kiss.

At last, the magic hour of ten o'clock arrived and as the •rchestra played the "Tales of Childhood," the Queen and King of 1960-61, Juanita Janousek and Joe Ondrusek stepped proiiptly through a cloud and took their place on the throne for the last time.

The co-master and mistress of ceremonies, Nodya Rejcek and Richard Sykora, introduced the Princesses and their escorts, and gave recognition to the Court's parents , And sb each of the Princesses stepped through the "cloud" covered stage; Nodya gave a description of their lovely formals.

First to be introduced were the Flower bearers — Dianne and Gary — followed by the Trophy Bearers, Jo Ann and Jerry, Pokladnik.

Next the three Princesses followed the bearers; and they were Princesses Annette Faraizl and her Escort David Slovak, ;followed by Princess Paula Grubs and George Nemec, and last but no means least, Princess Penny Peshak and her escort Larry Don Petr.

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ens presented the trophies to their Majesties.

The Queen and King then were presented with gifts, as were the Royal Escorts, and other Princesses and Escorts, and again the hushed voices come forth with ooh's and aaah's of envy. The girls received gold laced mirror dresser sets with trays, and necklaces, while the boys received Norelco Shavers, and stunning tie pins. 'there followed dancing and revelry 'till the dance ended the "Stardust" evening at 12:30 and the Royal Court and the parents retired to Brownie's Restau'rant for breakfast.

The Starlit evening was finished out by a Moonlight Swimming Party at the pool of the Willie Ondruseks.

All in all, it was the one enchanted evening that only comes once a year to celebrate this year the Fifth Annual Princess Dance of Lodge No . 84, Pokrok Dallas.

FROM DISTRICT FIVE YOUTH DAY Yours sincerely, In the picture above we present to you Carole Nemec, another softball team composed of Teen-Secretary-Reporter Lodges 91, 139 and 142, This group of — ) • 4. • I of boys participated in an exciting game.

Talent Contest to be held jointly by Seated left to right: Lonnie Lostak, Wynne Kructchinsky, Thomas Chupik.

Lodge No. 88 Houston and. District Five Standing left to right: Billie Sebesta, Lee Franta, Darrell Lostak. Congratuon August 27th. Let's all be there! lations!

Then last year's Royal Escorts: Janie Vita and Ricky Kopecky entered bearing a silver tray with the three sealed envelopes containing the answer to thc question that was on everyone's lips.

As the Princesses and Escorts rounded the throne, the Court was mally presented to Mr. Cyril Pokladnik, the Mother Lodge President. After a suspenseful speech, Mr. Pokladnik opened an envelope that named Princess Paula Grubbs and Escort George Nemec as Second-Runners up . Another Enxelop was opened to disclose the Royal Escorts for the years of 1961-62 as being lovely Princess Annette Faraizl and David Slovak.

Finally what everyone wanted to know was answered: the new Queen and King for 1961 - 62 were Penny Peshak and Larry Don Petr. The hushed voices awoke to cheers and there was great applause as the New Queen was crowned by Another team of sof 1,ball players picJuanita, and the New King received the tured above, composed of four Lodges, Scepter from Joe. also enjoyed playing a hard game at the The flower bearers then presented the District Five Youth Activity Day on July Queen with, a bouquet of a dozen Ameri- 39 Front row left to right: Don Hejny can Beauty Roses, and the Trophy bear- (visitor of District Three) David Miculka,

Ronnie Sralla (visitor from District Six). Back row, left to right: Edward Zelenka, Julius Polnick, Mills Cox, Jimmie Zaludek, Gene Polnich, Kenneth Lostak.

Wednesday, August 16, 1961 LODGE NO. 88 HOUSTON Members and Friends: The Youth Activity Day this year was quite a galla affair. There were short talks by different SPJST officers and District officers. Before the talks began I had sore of the best Barbecue I have ever tasted. There were games and different things planned for everyone there, not a person was left out. On behalf of the Youth Club • of Lodge 88, I would like to sincerely thank SisterSefcik for planning such a fun day.

Sunday, August 6th, our Youth Club had a swimming party , We all met at the Lodge and left from there. Everyone involved thoroughly had a fine time. Due to the response and enjoyment experienced through this venture, the Youth Club decided to have a simular get-together. So, Sunday, August 20th we will have a picnic at Burman Park. Everyone will take a box lunch, and after eating we will take a tour of the zoo. Everyone is invited, parents as well as Youth Members and their, guests . If you all want to enjoy a fine day, bring your box lunches and Meet at the Lodge at 3:00 o'clock Sunday, August 20th, we will all leave from there.

Sincerely, Your Youth. Club President Bobby R. Dobesh ) • 4 •

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

Reports of "visit/1gs" cannot be published for lack of space and news value Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.

• • Lt. Leroy J. Krenek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Krenek of La Grange, was among the graduates of the Air Force's electronic warfare officer course at Kees'ler Air Force Base, Miss., who completed their studies on Aug. 1 • • Lee L. Jarosek, 57 years, 9 months and 10 days, Moulton businessman, died in an Austin Hospital. Thursday, Aug. 3rd at 4:20 P.M. Funeral services were held Sunday,

tars= 25 club. Delores has won the Gold Star award and various other awards and !honors in clothing and dairy foods demonstrations.

• Miss Janie Mikeska, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mikeska of Bellville, is being sponsored as a contestant in the annual Austin County Fair queen contest of 1961 by the local American Legion auxiliary. The contest will be held on Oct. 21.

• • Rosebud — The first bale of cotton in Falls County was brought in Monday at 1:30 p.m. to the Gene Schmidt Gin by Neste Garcia of Briary about six 'miles east of Rosebud.

Garcia, who works the land on the halves for the owner, Mrs. Mary Anna

August 6th, in Moulton at the &pith Funeral Home at 10:00 a.m and at the St. Joseph's Catholic Church at 10:30.

Interment was made in the Moulton Catholic Cemetery.

Survivors include his wife of Moulton, lone daughter, Mrs. Billy (Marylee) Bruegginan of Pasadena; one son; L. A. Jarosek of Moulton.

• • Bell County 4-H members are attending camp. Among the members is Delores Nell Chervenka, 17-year-ol,d dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Chervenka. She will be a senior at Rogers High School this fall Delores has been a member of the 4-H Club for five years and has served as chairman of the County Council, and treasurer, parliamentarian, reporter, president and secretary of her local

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S7TE OF ..V.V.S.Z. 0/S7711- MEETWG TO OUR FRIENDS IN DISTRICT II On Sunday, August 20, District II will have a Youth Encampment Day at Caunp Tahuaya. Prior to 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 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 Shave a talent contest Mrs. Hejl printed detailed rules in last week's Vestnik. I shall only briefly list them.

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

Following the Talent contest, we shall have a swimor ging contest and a field contest. Please wear sport clothes and bring your swim suit. Prizes will be awarded to the winners in each division anid ad,pournment 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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McCauley of Wilderville, showed up with 2,100 pounds of cotton that ginned out 850 pounds of seed and a 495-1b. bale.

He received a $100 premium from the Rosebud Chamber of Commerce.

• The first bale of Cotton of the 1961 season was brought in by Henry Krenek, tenant on the Robert Lycka form. The bale weighed 558 pounds and was ginned free by Leo Walla, local ginner. He rePorted that last year the first bale was ginned one week later and also was brought in by Henry Krenek.

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produced by Frank Dolezal on land Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Vrana are the owned by J. R. Kloesel. The farm is lo- proud parents of a baby boy weighing cated on Rt. 3, Shiner. The bale weighed 8 1/2 pounds, born at 3:49 a.m. Wednes479 pounds. day in Providence Hospital. Mother is the former Janice Svrcek. Grandparents are San Angelo — Funeral services for Vin- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vrana aml Mrs.. m. cent John Tomcik, 53, San Angelo resi- W. Svrcek.

• • dent for 25 years, were held Tuesday at To all these proud parents our best Johnson's Funeral Chapel with burial in Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens. Mr. Tom- wishes.

• 4 eik died Monday in a San Angelo hospital. He was born in Hillsboro. ) • a„ • ,--774.=.1=i6EasiOnosismtM zartioc Austin — Want to catch a nice mess of catfish? If so, check in the August issue Frank Sabrsula, 68, a resident of the of "Texas Game and Fish." It has an arPlum area for 40 years, died suddeuly at ticle by 0. D. Miller, called "01' King Cat" his home Saturday morning. which includes some very productive catFuneral services were held at 9 a.m. fishin' secrets.

Monday at the Koenig Funeral Home finfileORgagatganlangele Miller digs deep into his 30 years of exWith continuing services at the Plum Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sulak of 2821 Sum- perience for the valuable tips he pre.

Catholic Church Mr. Sabrsula, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sabrsula, was born mer, Waco, are the proud parents of a sents. And he writes it all down in a in Bell County on Aug. 21, 1892. He mar- baby boy born July 27th in Providence language that fishermen can underHospital. The boy, who was named Jef- stand. "First let me say this: catfishing ried at Plum. fery Blake, weighed 6 lbs., 14 1/2 ozs. The is rugged but fun; also, catfish are fine Survivors are his wife, one sister, Mrs. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sophie Coufal of Beasley; four brothers, Sulak, Jr., of West and Mrs. Martha eating. Also, a large cat can be a rough customer to tangle with. Rather to get Lad Sabrsula of East Bernard, Jerry Mladenka of Elk. your line tangled, often broke . He hasn't Sabrsula of Bay City, Ludwig Samrsula • • a lick of sense, and no sense of humor of Whatron, Edmond Sabrsula of Hungerford.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Tupa of Houston or fair play. The blue cat is gamey. Pow• • are the proud parents of a 9 lb., 7 oz., erful. A rip snorter; tackle busting fool.

Granger — Jerry Vrabel, Route 2, baby boy born on August 2nd. He is wel- But fine flavored if taken from clean Granger, has won Grand Championship. comed by his two sisters, Sheryl Ann water.

According to Miller, all cats love dart honors with his light-weight barrow at and Darline. Grandparents are Mr. and the National Duroc Congress at St. Mrs. Walter Koenning of Houston and places and swift, fast water. Look foT Joseph, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Tupa of Rt. 2, Hall- them there; cut banks, hollow banks, • rocks, stumps, log jams, ,drifts, treetops, ettsville.

• • • quiet, deep dark pools. Walk softly along Mr. and Mrs. John Kahanek Jr. announce the engageorrent and approachMr. and Mrs. Edward Mikes of Hous- the banks . Catfish will pay little attening marriage of their daughter Janis ton proudly announce the birth of a tion to a lot of talking and yelling, but Marie, to Mr. Ray Donald Burkett. The baby boy, born July 27 at Methodist Hos- they are very sensitive to vibrations. wedding will take place Saturday, August pital in Houston. Little Edward James is When you hook a couple in one spot, 26, 1961, at '7 p.m. at the Terrace Metho- being welcomed by his sister Karen Sue. stop for a while. Where there's one dist Church in Houston. Reception im- The mother is the former Dorothy Velek. there are probably more.

"There are thousands of baits," writes mediately following the ceremony. — Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Our best wishes.

Velek and Mr. and Mrs. Ladik Mikes of Miller, "but :here are a few of my pet • catfish baits." He includes peeled craw• Shiner.

• fish, tails, live crawfish, fresh water • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Broz, who were married Saturday, July 15 are residing at Mr. and Mrs. Danny Gerik o,f 601 S. clams, carpsuckers, shad, gar and even Bleiblerville. The bride is the daughter Marable, West, are the proud : parents of wieners or plain laundry soap. He tells of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Havel of Fayette- a baby boy born August 5 at 6:09 p.m. at you how to prepare these baits and ville and the groom is the son of Mr. and Providence Hospital. The lad weighed 8 where to use them.

• • Mrs. Henry Broz of Bleiblerville. lbs., and 6 ozs.

• Austin — With only two and a half • St. Theresa's Catholic Church in HousSP-5 and Mrs. Daniel J. Klimek of Al_ weeks until the opening of the mournton was the setting on Saturday, July 22 varado became the proud parents of their ing dove season in the North Zone, Sept. at 9 a.m. for the wedding of Miss Gloria second child, a boy, born July 20 at John-• 1, there is still a great deal of speculaMillar to Robert Kutach, both of Hous- son Memorial hospital in Cleburne. The tion as to how plentiful this year's crop ton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. little lad weighed seven pounds four will be According to Howard Dodgen. executive secretary of the Game and and Mrs. Theo Miller of Houston and the ounces and was named Jeffrey Duane.

Fish Commission, some hot, dry weather groom is the son of Mrs. Agnes Kutach Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Janak of Hall- is needed to ripen feed seed, and darken !of Shiner and the late Julius Kutah.

• ettsville are the proud parents of a baby considerably the green effect of the The first bale of 1961 cotton to arrive girl born Saturday, August 5 at the Dr. present abundance of foliage.

In parts of West Texas where there at the, Buske Gin was brought in Tues- Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital, hasen't been too much rain, weed seeds day afternoon., August 8. The bale was weighing 6 pounds and 3 ounces.

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N sm uiatory cow': are now ripening, according to information received in Austin, In these cases, ea'%, the doves seem to be plentiful at the present time. However, the abundo nee rain in Central 'Texas .has v9ry lush , and weed seeds are Since water holes have bee • ed completely, this will tend to late evening dove shooting aron 1 water holes. sec.

Po, according to the e tary, it is anybody's to how g. clove season will be O r the et.

1.d., the qua:1 ere are s to be in top e goa on, few nesting bird'; t nt for the most hatchc:there have been i n tically every part of the state As .• a big crop of birds is reported in where there were nroctically no last year.

Under the general laws, the quail season will open Dec. 1. The Game Commiosion tvill set the quail season in meg,

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shallow water along an ideal time of the end also for ,o fish by moonlight. o warns that August is a al • ith for recreation accidents, and :;ainst eareless.o..1;s, particularly -ports. "We :get too many this time of the year," said.

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Death Claim No.—Name tislo timrti—Jmeno 7339 Frank. A. Vitek, '1340 Frances rMalcik, 7341 Joseph Velcik, 7342 Bernice U. Kovarik, 7343 Arnold Manna, 7344 Karel Kristof, 7345 Charles Cerrlik, 7346 Haluska, 7347 Vlasta Haluska, 7348 Vladimir Miami, 7349 F. J. A. Marek, 7350 Louis Samusch, `1351 Jeanette P. (Winkler) Bayard, 7352 F. B. Gertner, 7353 Frances Hejl, 7354 Thomas F. Mikes a, 7355 Annie Emma Bauer, 7356 7351 7358 7359

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$100 MILLION INCREASE POSSIBLE the Texas Agricultural Limestone AssoFOR TEXAS FARMERS ciation. (from Texas A. Fz M. College) "This success presents a challenge to Austin — School is just around the Many Texas farmers can increase sig- the total leadership and educational corner and parents with children enter-ificantly their net income by utilizing forces of the state, for here is proof that ing for the first time should be preparore fully presently known technology, the problem primarily is one of the ing their children. according to Director John E Hutchison man and not of the land," .Hutchison The right preparation for those first of the Texas Agricultural Extension said. school days is vital to the future satis• 4,, Service. He said that farm families could faction and adjustment of your child increase their annual net income at U„ S. NOT CLOSING BORDER TO to his new envirompent. least $100 million by using the most MEXICAN WORKERS If he has an older hi other or sister, the advanced technological and management Washington, D . C. — Secretary of La- task will be easier . But there are many practices. Hutchison's statement follow- bor Arthur J. Goldberg assured Mexican steps for getting ready for school which ed an evaluation of first-year results in Ambassador Antonio Carillo Flores that should be taken before September.

Extension's intensified soil fertility pro- 'the Department of Labor has taken no Some effort should be made to make gram which was launched early in 1960. action to prevent Mexican workers from it clear to the child that he will be on Initially, 12 counties representing dif- coming across the border to jobs in the his own — without Morn or Dad there to ferent major land resource areas were United States and that no such action watch over him all the time — a good selected to participate in the plot pro- is immediately contemplated. while before that first day of school. ject. They included 4 counties on the "Complaints have, however, been growClothing should be given much High Plains, 3 on the Coast Prairie and 5 ing in intensity from U.S. cities along thought. Check the habits of your local in Northeast Texas where both Black- both the Canadian and Mexican borders School and find out what is the predom" ad and sandyland were involved. Em- to the effect that foreign workers corn- mate mode of dress. If all the boys wear asis was given to crop• production muting acrossthe border daily are de- long pants, by all means make sure your anactices important to those areas. priving U.S. workers of jobs," the Secre- youngster has them, too.

These included the use of fertilizer based tary said, adding: Make sure everything is large enough, on soil tests, planting the best varieties "Studies to ascertain the nature and but not baggy or his classmates will of crops, effective insect and disease extent of the uneinployrnent attributable make fun of him. control, appropriate soil and water con- to this practice are underway at certain Proper nutrition is very inportant. servation tr,easures and other practices points and will eventually include all When school starts, allow enough time based on the best research information Points on both borders. The results of in the Kr.,orning for a wholesome breakavailable. these studies are not yet available and fast. A good breakfast includes citrus Results were obtained by comparing no conclusions have yet been reached. fruit or juice, milk, whole grain cereal or net profits from crcips grown under ad- All aspects of the matter, including the bread, eggs or bacon or both. vanced technological methods with in- interests of the foreign governo Lunch and dinner should be leisurely pent and come from carefully controlled check the foreign workers directly involved and pleasant, too. The new adventure plots where usual farming practices were will be very carefully considered before of school is pretty fast paced, but, mealemployed . Increased, net income report- any conclusion is reached. If any gov- time offers an opportunity for the famed ranged from $1.86 per acre to $52.07 ernmental action is determined to be ily to pause and enjoy being together. per acre. In one county, Red River, 47 necessary under terms of the U.S. immiNow is the time to check your school's demonstrations indicated that net in- gration law, it will not be of a precipitous requirements regarding vaccinations or come of the county could be increased nature and will be preceded by consul- other health measures and take care of 9 million if all farmers followed rec- tation with the interested governments." them. ,mlended practices.

Also, many Texas school districts reThe problem to which Secretary Gold"If results in the 12 pilot counties are berg alluded stems from a key provision quire proof of age for first year students indicative of what can be accomplished of the Immigration and Naturalization in the form of a certified birth certifion a state-wide basis, it means a po- 'Act which prohibits immigration for em- cate. tential equivalent to an important new ployment in jobs from which U. S. workYou may obtain a copy from your local industry in each Texas county," Hutchi- ers are available or in which the ad- registrar, county clerk, or from the Secson said. mission of immigrant workers would ad- tion on Records and Statistics, Texas The ir ymediate success of the pilot versely affect the wages or conditions of State Department of Health, 410 East project already has prompted 17 addi- employment of U.S workers. The act 5th Street, Austin, tional counties to initiate an intensified lays up'cn the Secretary of Labor the Send one dollar with the name of the soil fertility program and many others are responsibility for determining and for child, his or her date of birth, place of making plans to follow suit. "The key to certifying to the Secretary of State and birth, father's name, and mother's matdsuccess cf this venture was the active the Attorney General any situation in en nao:rie. participation of local people under the which such conditions exist.

(From the Public alth Education direction of County Program Building Division, Texas Sta e Department of Consequently, if the facts develop in Health.)

Committees," Hutchison emphasized.

In each county, local agricultural and the course of the investigations now un• )• vie leaders assisted the county exten- der way reveal areas in which foreign You all from District One I odges come sion staff in carrying out the program. workers commuting to jobs in the United USDA personnel and soil conservation States are causing significant unemploy- out to our District Meetin fr to be held at district supervisors also played and ac- ment of U. S. workers or adversely af- Snook Lodge No 9, August 27. tive role, Other cooperating organiza- fecting U.S. wages and labor standards, Freezing a given amount of water retions included the Texas Plant Food E,Clu- the Secretary would be obligated to so cational Society, the National Plant Food indicate to the Secretary of State and quires only 1/8 the energy it requires to boil it.

Institute, American Potash Institute and the Attorney General.

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