Vestnik 1964 09 02

BENEVOLENCE HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 with Undeliverable Copies to: SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T., P. 0. Box 100, TEMPLE, TEXAS

PODPORA LIDSHOST BRATRSTVI

2. ZARI (SEPTEMBER) 1964

ROCNIK (VOLUME) 52 Cislo (No.) 35

ZlatS, hieb tEeskoslovenskeho dne Kdy jste byli naposled na oeskoslovenskem Dnu v Dallasu? Jste-li pravidelnYm navg tevnikem, budete vedet, kaZdy rok se poradatele poctive snap o zlepgeni.

Take letos budeme mit svuj vlastni etyricetielenny orchestr slolenY z hurebnikti z Abbott, Ennis, Fort Worth, West a Dallas. Budau hrat popularni Ceskou hudbu. JinYm zlep genirn bude neast tri peveckYch s•ora misto jednoho. Take Sokolska Zupa JiZni vetgt Utast neZ, vioni. Kdo videl nedavnY slet v Ennis vi, Ze nagi sokolove doopravdy umi predvest program, na ktery je radost se podivat.

Snad kaZdV uZ slyg el o pripravach taneekt deti. Vybrany a rozdeleny vgem vedoucim miadeZe byly etyki roztomile lidove tance a jenom z West mime pevny ptislib vice jak triceti deti. Ostatni na ge osady se nechteji nochat zahanbit a tak se bude Colliseum Ina dalla,ske statni vystave jen henaZit detmi v krojich. Nag dorost i uZ odrostlej gi etykicatnici, padesatnici a geclesatnici natrasaji fairly pii zkougkach na Ceskou Besedu. Je gte je eas se pripojit jak k detskYrn taneekima, tak k Ceske Besede. Zavolejte vedouciho Tuladeie vageho •adu. Povi vain, kdy jsou zkougky a uvita vas s otevrenou na,ruel. A jegte jedno zlep g eni — reenovani bude co nejmin.

Tak nejak bude vypadat clopoledni program v Colliseu. Program zaeno v jedenact hodin dopoledne a bude trvat asi hodinu a pid. Hned po jeho skoneeni se vgichni odehereme do otevrene koncertni sine (Band Shell), kde

Napsal Milos Halouzka bude pripraveno znamenite obeerstveni, Take tam budou naprodej gramofonoye desky, knihy, krasna keramika, kraslice, rortomila vanoeni prani s eeskoslovenskYnai motivy a mnoho jinYch hezkYch veci. Jako v'Zdycky dobre se pobavite se svYmi pfateli z blizka i z 0 dobrou naladu se nejen po3tard dobre jidlo a rizne pivo na eepu, ale take na gi muzikanti, kteki yam zahraji v geclany polky, valeiky a pochody, ktere znate i neznate. Sestra Houdkova, znama svou jedineenou sbirkou krojoyanYch panenek, ma pro odpoledne prekvapeni, o kterern yam napi ge sama. Pozdeji odpoledne predvedeme nekolik elsel nageho programu na Magnoliovem jevigti a v sedm hodin veeer se neastnime parady, ktera projde celYin vVstavigtem.

Nadepsali jsme net elanek — ZiatY hien i"."eskoslovenskeho dne — a vy se asi ptate, co bude tim zlatYm htebem?

Vymenujeme si zku genosti se sesterskYmi organisacemi v jinYch eastech SpojenYch state. Pracovnici eskoslovenske Naroclni Rady Americke v Chicagu nam u2 po nekoli klet rikaji, Ze tim nejpopularnej gim eislem jejich zdari1,Ych programri Odycky je Sout&Z peelva a tab jsme se rozhodli takovou sou02 take vypsat. Zveme v gec.hny kuchaPky a kuchare, aby pro gli svon knibon recent:1i a vybrali ten nejlep gi a prinesli do soutNe sve dobroty_ Soy te.2 bude rozdelena do etyt kateorli:

1. Kolaoe 2. Zavny a 'Art:idly 3. Babovky a (tarty 4. Drobne cukrovi Soutelit miaete v jedne ei vice kategorii. Jako soudce budeme mit na slovo vzate odborniky, jejiehi jmena yam prineseme pri'Ste. V kaide kategorii budou udeleny tki ceny. Ty ceny samy budou stat za tu namahu. Anteka Zvolankova ut je objednala az z Kanady. Po soute gi budou prinesene dobroty prodani na uhra geni cen.

Zamyslete se ted' na chvilku a nechte rozbehnout vaSi predstavivost. Vidite pied sebou stoly oblolene dobrotami? UZ jen to prilelitost se mezi stoly projit a vgechno si prohlednout bude stat za tu cestu do Dallasu a co teprve, kdyt yam takovY domacne udelany a doopravdy svateeni strudl bude klottzat do Zaludku. Nebude to hezke pro nage kucharky a kuchate si odnest krasne ceny, ktere budete moci se zasloulenou pYchou altazat svym znamYm? Kdy nam svelite tajemstvi recep:tu bud vitezne recepty se jmeny viteg n uverejnime v techto novinach nebo je vydame v male kni gce anebo jeSte lepe udelame oboji — dame je s vag im jmenem do novin a jeSte vydame malou kniZku s terni nejlep gimi recepty.

Vite, ono to ve gchno bude hezke na 0- eskoslovenskern dnu. Proto2e, ale my mame poradani soutVe pe6;va na, sta,rosti, tak si myslime, e zlatYm tifebem bude prave nag e sou-0'Z. Prijd'te se podivat v nedeli 11. Mina na Statni vYstavu v Dallas(' a pi •esvedete se sami

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Ve sti'edu One 2. Mil 1964 Program zaeiri6. v 11 hodin dopoledne v modernim chlazenem sale Collisea.

Tuto souteZ maji na starosti sestry Bessie Beanies a Christine Woo-ls a mate-1i nejake otazky s radosti vam vyhovi tyto sestry.

Na shledanou s kaWin z vas se t61.me.

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Sestra Frances VENOVANO SES'IltE ERANTItiCE ZISSOVE Zakladajici elenkyne Jednoly Austin, Texas Cteni bratfi a sestry, svice dohorivd, nejstarAi elenkyno 45 Vlastenec v Shiner. FrantiMca Zissova rozend Holubova se narodila 27. prosince 1873 ye statu Iowa. Kdy'2 mi byly tri roky prijeli jsme do Texasu a usadili na Moravii, kterou mtij otec Jakub Holub tenkrat zalozil. Kdy'z' mi bylo 16 let provdala jsem se za Hynka Zissu. Prvni rok jsme rentovali, pak na druh3"r rok jsme si koupili 75 okra pozemicu a tarn jsme bydleli devet let.

Potom jsme si koupili pozemek bliZe reky Guadalupe 144 alcrti v r. 1900. Tam jsme byli 20 let. Protae jsme chteli 1334i bli2e mesta Shiner talc jsme koupill 44 akrti za $180 akr.

ManZ'el zemrel 2. eervna roku 1944.

Ja jsem se odstehovala do mesta, kde jsem byla 16 let sama. Potom jinni pomoei nebylo talc mne deti dali k synovi Janovi. Vylehova jsme jedendet deti.

A jsou to synove August, Vine, Louis, John, Julius, a Emil; decry Annie, Al-

Ve stredu dne 2. tail 1964

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bina, Julie, Emma a Anetka. Vgichni rednici. Ja, tam budu chcet byti treba nernam je gte to sily a ruku main v sajsou doposud na tivu.

Za starch ease , se okoli nejmeno- tire. valo Vlastenec nYlart Michna, Texas. V Pied sedmi tYdny pro ads plijeli deti rani rodine bylo 11 deti a to bratii z Corpus, bysme tam na dvou tYdenni John, Anton, Jim a Frank Holub; sesnay Steve, ale jak jit jsme meli jeti dotry Terezie Svoboda, Tonka Ermis, Mame, tak se me stalo ne gtesti. Spadla ry Michna, Annie Nickel, Julie Hrneir jsem na zada na mokrem patio a udelaa Anetka Jalufka. V gichm uz spi ten la jsem dobrY "job" neb jsem si ruku vedny spanek. Mne bude 91 let, 27. proziomila y e etyrech mistech a pobyla si since. v corpuske nemocnici 11 dna. a nebylo SPJST rad Vlastenec byl zaloten 19. ;jen na jednom priaalo se drehe tak rijna v r. 1902. Tehdy byly tetke easy. jsem zatila bolesti dost a doposucl se Tenkrat se jezdilo po eernici a kdyt nemohu vzpamatovat. moc dlouho prgelo jelo se na koni a i Chci srdeene podekovat v gem naSim ten chudak bogoval.

Tak koneim ten miij tivotopis neb piatelitm a cletern jak jsem bylo v jej pine za me mej set'. Jsem vase Corpus v nemocnici za na y Stevy a pi.

Strmiskove a pi. IViajkove a Halvelkove cilouholeta elenkyne a detern, a pi. Knudson za krasne kveFrantigka Zissa tiny aza v;;elike lahtidky a i tady do(Pozn. red.: Jsme Vam a Va gemu zema v g ern co rune na ystivili, za pozdravt'ovi mockrat po y deeni za Va g zajimavY ne listky ode vgad, nevedela jsem, a dojerrmY tivotopis. Cele elenstvo namam tolik pratel, cot rune opravdit nejlep gigeho si jednoty Vam preje v poteSilo za, vselijake darky a pochoutho a dlouheho pobytu meal nami. Seky co me donesly a vAem co nam v stra Zissa puvodne pattila k rade C. 10 dome yypometou s praci, jsem za vieTexa,skY Mir v Shiner, ke ktereme privdeena a necht' Vam Bah za vie tehstoupila 1. eervence v r. 1897. — Red.) na, a srdeene Pan Beh zaplat'.

Jit warn ruku v obvazu 5 tYdnii a jegte jig musim mit cely mesic v tak toho na geho bazdru, ktery bude 20, zari , (September) rime neutiju.

Sestry od Birthday clubu fad C. 88 Ted mame v nagem rade nemocnou Houston! sestru pi. Mary Stuchly a bratra VieMill etenari! Posledni sehtize byla tora Janka oba dva no srdeeni nemoc dobre na.v gtivena, meli jsme zase nea ty velke horka k tome pridavaji a kolik pf-atel co nas vkly teal — ale zhor guji preji oboum brzske a twine chybel nam pan J. BilY, kterY nas katdy mesic pote gil svoji navatevou pri uzdraveni a o vSem. Cele rodine po zemrele pi. Julli Janobede. Bobutel, tit ale chodit nebude nebot' osud ho vzal na, yeenost. Zemrel kove necht' prijme nail ,srdeenoti soustrast nad ztratou, sve maminky. Ze12. srpna, 14. mel pohrebni obrady. mrela byla sestrenkou meho mantela, test budit jeho pamatce.

Od sester Olexa a Dvorak pri gla pa- tu zpravu jsme eetli v Corpus ye Vestniku. hledni karta z Kettle Hory.

Trhani baviny je v pineal proudu a Hostitelky pro zari jsou sestry Finn, je to lepgi net se zclalo v tom sachem Boton, Hilsher a Tillich.

Kolaee se ,peeou tento mesic at 12. poeasi Tak jeg te jednou pripominarn, byste tak si p •atele dejte svoji objednavIce. nezaponmeli no tu nail radovou scheBirthday club schilze bade 9. zari tak se dostavte v gechny. Otevreni nova zi 6. zari. Dekuji Bohu, de maim pmy ou ruku zdravou. budovy bude brzy.

Ze sesterskYm pozdravem Zdravi Vas Marie Bartosh, taj. Cis. 167 Anna Svestkova, clop.

—SPJSTP. S. Prijimali jsme zase novou it ad C. 57 Anton C'erma,k, elenku a to je sestra Mary Kalousek.

Corpus Christi Vitame Vas srdeene mezi nas.

Cteni bratri a sestry: Nazdar!

Ve schtizi rade Anton J. oermak, ktera se konala 9. srpna 1964. Mimo tad Penelope Cis. 10 Mile sestry a bratri. jinYch spolkervYch zaletitosti bylo jeclDavain yam vedet, ze na ge sslitize nano o pripra.vdch k okrskove schfizi, bude, zase prvni necleli 6. zari o dvou kterd se bude konat u nag eho raclu 13. hodinach odpoledne jako vtdy v Com- tali 1964 zaeatek presne v 10 hodin domunity building. Tak se v hojnem poledne. Sokolovna je k tome neele °pet tu dostavte, by tam nebyli jen sarni ftpoutita zdarma.

OM do isovatelii

Aby tddny netrpel hlacl a titni, o to so budou starat poverene osoby. Sestra Libie Peters ma na, starosti kuchyri obsluhu, br. Roy H. Peal peeeni masa (Barbecue), br. a ses. Wm. Spencer v rialevni obslouti vgechny tiznive stedenYmi napojl.

Bratr Jim Kudera ptislibii, to pripravi s detail pekne programove eisla.

Sestra pokladnice Ann Peal ma na starosti pokladne. Na mne zbylo oznarnovani y e Vestniku tak yam to zde vypisuji. Spoikove sestry jsou tadanY o vYpomoc v kuchyni i s peeivem. Take bratri jsou tadani o yYpoinoc. V one schUzi take bylo usne geno abych dopsal bratrit okrskovemu predsedovi Pete Valchar, aby zaridil celodenni program tak, aby v gechny spolkove taletitosti byly vytizeny dopoledne pied obedem a odpoledne eas aby byl venovan reenikum a zabavaimu programu.

Zaroven fictive zveme v gechny frictiniky May. dradovny jejich mantelky bratra redaktora s jeho rodinou a vtibec vg echny elen,y i neeleny v gichni budou radi vidern i obslouteni.

S bratrskYm pozdravem John Staga, tat —SPJST itad Pokrok Rowena C. 49 Sestry a bratu, Nezapornedte na schnzi 13. sari. V posledrii schezi byl hodan navrh, abysine po schtizi meli spoicenou yeeeri.

Tak bych zadal eleny a elenkyne, kteii aby donesli nejake peeivo, toti2 kejky, zavin, koldee, senviee atd.

O kt:tvil se postara tad.

Schtize zaCne y e dva hodiny odp.

IvIhzete si honest karty a domino a pc) svaeine se mete brat.

Na shleclanou 13. sari.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Emil Eiyasnieka, ---SPJSTd Hvezda Cis. 30 v Talton elenove rade els. 30.

Zkusim napsat par r` adkri do Ceske cacti Vestnilm, nevim jestli to je gte dokatte neb jsem oesky nepsala jit kolik let, tak prosira redaktora, aby nine to ?Na. a tad Cis. 30 bude hostit gestY okrsek dne 18. rijna v nedeli o jedne hodine tak, aby se na ge schlize yydarila, prosila bych yg ecky elcmy rade cis. 30, aby se dostavili do schtize dne 6. ✓ nedeli o 2 hodinach odpoledne, :aby yme vv pracov:01 program, Take by Jane radi uvidel5. pl'ecisedu naeho distriktni bra. Frvina HolYbo. Tak cloofain, de elenove se: dostavi ✓ pinem pate. Dekuji za opravu chyb. Se sesterskYm pozdratem Mrs. 3. W. Krutilek,,nCetnice

VESTNIK Kovar 21enti redakce, bratfi a sestry; Muslin zase nee° napsat a to Z",e jsme meli c..obrou navaeva v to mimoradni schnzi jeden z ylaStni se dostavil, jmeno jLein zapenanela, byl to synek Viktora Ktibina a2 z Kaufman, Texas, besccloval tYden tt stryeka a tetinky Willie SuSen a prijel s nima. se podivat na Kovar, na stare misto kde jeho tatinek vyrostl. 'lesilo nas to vSecky si s nim pollovorit a poznat jej, je, velice upiininY chlapec s kaalYin pane promluvil. 1\1Yrz.,' predseda, Vaclav Barina pied zahajendm schuze ho polaclal aby prednes uctu vlajce a na to nastalo jc:lnani b pikniku, ktery je stanoven na druhu nedeli 11. tijna, tak si to poznaete na kalendari, aby jste na to riezaponmeli. Myslim, 2e jeae bude vice o tom zdeleno pozdeji y e Vestniku toto jenom, aby jste vecleli kdy se bude piknik na Kovar oclbYvat. Po schtizi sestry pripravily dobrou svaeinu a bratri zase meli na starosti napoje a tak bylo to velice pekne pobaveni pro vSlechny. Srdeene dekujem za pahosteni. ilad Osv eta C.

Dnes v UtenV1 25. srpna jsme doprovazeli, spolusestru k yeenemu odpoeinku, ktera- se rozloueila s narna a s timto svetem. Spolusestra 2ofie Vyvjala zeinrela v nedeli rano 0 4 hodinach v Dr. Weishun nemocnici. Pochovana byla v UterY•dne 25. srpna o deviti hodinach rano z katolickeho kostela yip.

Clyde Holtman vykonal pohrebni °brady, ulotena na .Oak Hill laititove pH Prech3eda Vaclav Batana pekne promluvil k zeinfele za bratry a sestry radu 38 ku ktereniu zesnula Patrila mnoho rokii. Byla dobrou Hennyni, wade kde bylo treba tak pornohla a mohla dokud zdravi ji to dovolilo v2dy rada navaevovala schuze, ale u2 vice neprijde. Nosiei rakve poslon2ili spolubratri E. E. Holub, Auaust Medulla, Frank Stepan, Felix Voleik, Joe ELSik, Karel Hribek. Zeinfela zaneebala zarrnoucenelao mank,la Charlie Vyvjala, Sr.; dva syny Alfred v Austin, Charlie Vyvjala j r. ye Smithville, jednu dceru pani Victoria Vydrzal ye Smithville.; jednu sestru pi.

Emma Rabl v Columbus, Texas. dva bratr y Henry Kubieek, Austin a Willie Kubieek v Yoakum; n6kolik vnouCat pribtrznYch a rnnoho prate" Zesnula at,' ocipoeiva a svetlo at' ii sviti. Poziistala rodino prijmete naSi soustrast.

Take v sobotu rano mei :Stesti v ne:(4esti nan Jim Malina, kdy sekal duby, jeden mu spadnul na hlavu a byl dost vOne p oranen byl dovezen k lekari ten udelal 10 Stiehu a ranu o ge-

till a pale ho poslal do Temple McCloskey ncinocnice na dalSi prohlidku tak si tarn parts dne pobucte NaS tajemnik, Jerry Stepan mel te2 nehodu kdy2 sestupil na schodek a noha mu tiSplihla, a tea' mu to dela nesnaze, jak se rika "nestesti nechodi po horach"; jo jo ZadnY nevime kde nas co eeka, a2 se to stane, Prejem vSem nemocnym dobre zdravi. Se srcieenYm pozdravem Mary Stepan ---SPJST--

Oznameni radft, schiiz OKRSEK HI

Okrsek treti bude konati svoji podzimni schfize u tadu C. 35 v Elk dne 25. tijna.

• • OKRSEK V.

Podzimni schtze pateho okrsku se bude konati dne 1, listopadu v American Legion sini v Needvile u tadu 6.

81. Schtize zaene v 10:30 dop. Bude se v teto schuze volit teditel Domova odpoeinku od V. okrsku.

• • OKRSEK VI.

Podzimni schtize gesteho okrsku se bude konat v New Talton, dne 18. fijna 1964 u tadu eislo 30. Zaatek v 1 hod. odp.

OKRSEK VII.

Podzimni schilze sedineho okrsku se bude konat 13. zati 1964 u tadu Anton dermak C. 56 v Corpus Christi.

JARNi scntzE V. OKRSKU

Jarni schuze V. okrsku se bude konati dne 28. biezna 1965. Misto a eas zahajenj schtize bude oznameno po-

Podelarady. Za iiCasti zastupcti vlady, CS. Akademie ved, Karlovy university, pratskeho diplomatickeho sboru a dalHch idadti oslavily 17. kvetna 1964 Podebrady 500 vS7roei mirovY-ch snah krale Jitiho z Podebrad. Na manifestaci byla odhalena pametni deska 1 3H -pominajceskhoraleJit jho snahy o utvoreni miroveho svazu evropskYch narodti. Tabule je umistena pied vcho.dem do podebradskeho zamku. Soueasne byla otevtena vYstava originalnich lista a dokumentft z XV. stoleti, ktere umottruji nahlednout do slotiteho historickeho pozadi statnickeno Osili husitskeho panovnika.

Ve stiedu dne 2.

sail 1964

STEVE C. MAZOCH V GRANGER ZENMEL

V sobotu, dne 22. srpna, zernicel po delSi nemoci ve svem dome v Granger, p. Steve C. Mazoch, ye veku 73 rokti.

Pohieb jeho konal se za velke 'least v pondeli 24. srp. v 8.45 hod. rano z Condra Funeral Home do kostela ssv.

Cyrila a Methoaeje a po zaduAni mSi sv. na hibitov sv. KriZe v Granger. — Nisi sv. obetoval a obrady vykonal dp.

B. J. Mazurkiewicz z Fayetteville. — Prosloy nad rakvi zesnuleho prednes1 dp. Frank Miller.

Steve C. Mazoch narozen byl 12. prosime 1890 v Dubina, Texas. — Pied 54 lety se ptistenoval do Granger, kde byl spolumajitelem dtin se s yYmi bratry. — Dne 9. eerverice 1912 se °tend se sl. Louise 8t'astrr9. Posledni iadu let byl spolumajitelem Veteran's Cafe a Mazoch Lumber Co. v Granger. Byl to mut tithe a mile povahy, vzornY a laskavy mantel a otec rodiny. — Byl elenem spolku Cis. 28 KJT a i'dau , Komensky SPJST O. 20.

Ptedeasneho odchod,u zesnuleho zeli mantelka pi. Louise Mazoch v Granger; dcera ct. Sestra Stephen Louise, tadu Divine Providence v San Antonio; a synove Willie Mazoch v Granger a Edwin Mazoch v Corpus Christi a 5 vnouCat. — Dale sestry — pi. Christine Friedrich v Schulenburg pi. Julie Ermis ye Weimar a pi. Cecilie Kossa v Rosenberg. — 4 sestry a 4 bratti, ptede'gli jej na veenost. — Zesnulemu piejeme odpneinuti lehke a pozastali necht' ptijmou nani soustrast.

(Na§inec — Granger) SPJST-

Budejovice. Direst() se P il,P ravuje na z yYSen3i cizineckY ruch, piedevgim na turisty z Rakouska. V RadniCni ulici, nedaleko namesti, se u,pravuji mistnosti b3-7 valeho bare Avion, kde bude v lete oteviena representaeni pivnice.

Ceske

—SRI. ST--

Jablonec nad Nis. MinulY mesic zaealy prase na stavbe dvou novych vYstavnich pavilonii. Naptesrok v nich bude 1. mezinarodni vYstava bituterie. oeskoslovensko patti k neivetS'im vYrobctim techto mOdnich JabloneCti vyvateii sve vYrobkv -Lerner do 120 zemi.

Ve stredu dire 2. zari 1964

V ES TNIIC

Ani prvni ani posledni

Pit Sp 7 7 Ktisne je leto v povotli J)unajca na SLOVENSKO V LETS

Slovensko, tato na prirodne krasy neobyeajne bohata east' 6eskoslovenskej r . e p ub 1 i k y, ktora laka svojim povabom stdtisice domdcich aj zahranienych na yStevnikov j ak v zime takisto aj v letnYch mesiacoch. Ten, kto Slovensko raz nav gtivil, nikdy nezabudne na jeho earovne hory, povabne a rozkvitajfice mesta a dediny, na roznorode zvla.§tnosti yzacne kultUrnoumelecke painiatky. Nie sir to len vysoke tatranske gtity, ktore larkajil turistov. Je to prave tak bohatsvo lesov v Nizkych Tatrach i na juZnom Slovensku, pralesy Vihoriatu na vYchodnom Slovensku, tajomne kuzlo ' itneho ostrova psiamo pri Dunaji, horske piesa, ktore sa vyroynajii krassam alpskYch jazier. NeNeodbyeajne je aj ratslinne bohatstvo a bohatstvo zveri, vo vol'nej prirode tu ziju tisicky yzacnYch svikt'ov a kainzikov, v Miyganoch je botanicka zahrada, ktora hYri tropickYmi a sudtropickYmi bylinami a drevinami, No su tu aj ine divy prirody, CelY) svet pod zemou, kilometre Why pat'poschodovY stalakitmi talagmitini oveSanV labyrint v Dembnovskej jaskyni, obrovsky l'adovY kopec v irtrobach zeme — Dobeinska Padova. jaskyria, fantasticky podzemny tunel s kvanl'ovYrni, rieedtvarmi nristuon N"T iba plavbou jaskyria Domica. Harmanecka. ke jaskyria, Belanska jaskyna, Jasovskd jaskyria a rad daiSich. Herl'anoch si na.vWevnik mode pozriet' skutoftY gejzir, studenii voda, ktora. tryska v pravidelnYch intervaloch ze zeme.

No j Vsi

Cleskoslevensko

polskSTh nraniCiach

A k tomu innoZstvo hradoV a zamkov zrficanin, ktore p.ochadzajii z davnej minulosti tejto prekrdsnej krajiny. rortrasene od Devina nail Du:najom po celom Slovensku a medze najkrajSie a najviac vyhi'aciavane patria Bratislay-skY head, eerveny :. kameri, Nitra, Toporeanky; Trendin, Stredno, Orava, Boj nice, Zvolen, Krasna Horka, Spi.S.sky brad. KeZmarok a Me. Pritorn nav gtevnik Slovenska sa nemusi tidat' let po prirodnYch krasach a obdivovat' ich. Ho& sa obratit' aj k mestam a dedinkam, tu najde krasu dneSneho Zivota, bohato pulzujuci divot ako hudby po daZdt yyrahtajfice nove sidliska, moderne: domy, zavody.

Pozrite sa len do Ziliny, do Prievidze, Novak, Handlovej, na vYchode Slovensko, Made ten samY obraz, ktory sveddi o torn, ze kedysi chudolme Slovensko, z ktoreho l'udia utekali do cudziny za chlebom, je dries vyspelou krajino'u, kde sa l'udia majn dobre.

Tohto roku budil prit'ahovat' nav:7;tevnika Slovenska aj spomienky na slavne dni tejto krajiny speed dvadsiatich rokov. Mode prejst po stopach partizanskYch bojov v Slovenskom narodnom povstani aj po ceste, no ktorej priSlo do eeskoslovenska oslobodenie: od Dukly a Svidnika, po celel hlavnebo hrebeZa Nizkych Tatier, po Donovaloch, stredIsko Slo venskeho naredneho povstania Banskii Bystricu, pamatne aniesta bojov vo ,'( 'Iveeruove (Telgdrt), Skladbini, Martine, Kl'aku a innohe:

Kdykoli jsme jell mezi HumennYm a Stakemem tim domackYin motorakern, ktery houka na lesy a na busy v Cleric, jechiel v nejvYchodnej§ich tieek republiky, men jsme po boku romantickou siluetu scpeeneho Vihorlatu.

Bukove lesy ji daly ladnost, jen uprostred je trochu pocuch-and. Ale neni to vetrem. Nad kmeny stromu trei vysoky karnennY still, zdaleka viditelnY, ktery je vlastne bodem, kolem nehoZ se tool podkova samotneho pohodi, i jeho zatim nevelka proslulost. ZdejSi bide ten still nazYvaji SninskVin kamenem, ale toto oznaeeni najdete sotva na nekolika prehlednYch mapach, na vet§ine je zakreslen jako hlavni vrchol pohori stejnojmenny Vihorlat (1076 in) a soused Sninskeho kamene Mazianec di NeZabec (1023 in — v nazvu se neshodly ani mapy republiky, yydane r.

1960 v jednom svazku) s modrYm kern Morskeho oka pod sebou.

Ten still nad lesem nam nedaval pokoj, aZ jsme jednoho dne vystoupili ze stakeinskeho pacifiku, nasedli do autobusu a nechali se odvezt do ZemplinskYch Harma. Batohy ,na zddech, fotoapardt pies rameno . Pro§li jsme kamenolomem za vesnici a marne hledali znaeku. ShliZely na nas jen tabulky "Ne odboeujte z chodniku, nebezpeei Zivota!" Zdalo se nam, ze jdeme nespra.vne, prilis stranou. SninskY kamen, odtud mnohem vyS'Si, se oddaloy al stale vii vlevo. A jinx costa tu nebyla, jen table, vymleta vodou a wily fpribliZ'ovalnYch Emend. Zureeta bystrina, pak se k ni pridala druha, stoupali jsme mezi tim dvojim zvukern. Vlhko bukoveho lesa bylo ticho ruSlla jen voda a chvilemi datel.

Jdeme spravne? — Ale jo, povida, 'kamarad. — Podivej ty konzervy a Zmolky staniolu! Ano, tyto na.S. e sverazne turisticke znaeky, znasobene po chvili jegte vyrytYmi monogramy v hladkYch bukovYch kmenech, byly neZ zelena di eervena v bilem poli.

Prechazhne drevarskou cestu, jsme unaveni stoupanim a zamdeni v tichu lesa. SpiS pralesa, nebot' mimo nail peSinu je vgude neproniknutelnd sblet' mladYch bakorYch a ostruanovych hou'Atin. I sama pegina je misty zanesena klestim, roznmeena bystrinami, vystlana snada-nYm bakovYm listim, no rremi, se jde mnohem but fled pa jehliei.

Minula boWna, velka rudidka se bliZi, od chvile co jsme vyrazili, podruhe

VESTNIK k gestce. A stale je gte ,nejsme na benu. Vyvtely sopedny Vihoriat ma totiz relativne znaenou v'YS'ku proti rovinatYm nitinam ,kolem sebe. Ale to nas ted' uteguje jen male. Koneene ktiZovatka stezek. Tutkou na vojenske tabuli se zakazy neschazet "oznadenYch" chodnikt, je nakresleno: Kameny Morske oke K tomu KAMENY ptipsat kd,osi modte KALVARIE. Ale Presto se davame vlevo po vrstevnici tesne pod htebenem a zanedlom. ho se na, motvira prvni vYhled. no. KAMENY. Je to impozantni: rovna, tufova stena se zdviha nad lesem jako Spolu s ptiblitujicim se cilem se vYhled stale meni a my musime dat za pravdu tomu, kdo na tabuli napscal mnotne KAMENY, nebot' Sninsky kamen jsou ye skuteenosti dve skaly tesne vedle sebe, jak neni mozne pfehledmot tomu, kdo k nemu ptigel blit a nedival se jen ze stakeniske doliny. Z dalky se vgechno jevi jednodugeji. Cot ostatne mSteme dosveddit i svou Unayou v akamkku, kdy se ocitame pod kamennou, dob,fe patnact metrii vysokou, takita koimou stenou. Pod nami je prudka strati, pied nami tebtik.

PrvY schildek, druhk, desatY, dvacatY. A prvni, co nalezarne po vYstupu na kamennou ploginu, je pivni lahev. Bud' pozdraven a pochvalen, dlovede, kterY's ji ph-mu vynesl al sem. Nebot' sportovce, kdy jsi j1 nevypil po ceste. Usedame na tufove plastve, vyli •ate sluncem a nemilteme se vynadivat.

Bukove lesy giroko daleko rezave tmayou v navedernim stinu, vystupuje z nick nalevo Mezianec, daleko, vpravo lysy Vihorlat. Hlubako pod nami se tmave leskne jezerni hladina Motkeho oka, z bYlvale hrabeci lovecke chaty na btehu, v niz je dnes di-evatske, a turisticka nocleharna, stou prou''Zek d'Yrnu.

Plogina obou kamentl je rozsahla.

Mtidete se po ni prochazet, sbirat zmrzle nedozrale bartivky, trhat jetabiny na kefich, hladit latizky a mlade buky, ktere rostou ye sparach, a podivovat se maliele boraviece, ktera je yam tak po ramena, a je't je asi jedinYm jehlienatYm stromem v celem Vihorlatu. S jakYm dalekYm vetrem ses dostala at sem, mild a pichlava sosno, ty tomanovskY severni sne?

I my se dloulho divame s tebou k severu. K zy lnenemu ptedhilti Karpat na oeskoslovenska-polske statni hranici. K mahavemu, Kremenci, hrantanimu trojmezi mezi naafi republikou, Polskem a SovetskSrm svazem. Ke Stakeinu. Na

bile kostky novYch domku ye Spine.

Poznavame zelenaVe tovarni haly Vihorlatu, novostavbu nernocnice, nadrati; mava na.m belavY dYm lokalky.

Fotografujeme, mleime, divame se, dteme vyryta svedectvi.

"14. 7. 63 T. D.ein."

"15, 9. 63 Podivin." "'Jan Leriov 13. 9. 63." Ale nejsi moc vern3) svemu jmenu, hochu.

Potom 8PAK, napsano azbukou.

"22.. 7. E. S. Jablonec."

Nebyli jsme tedy prvni. A protote je to opravdu hezky a protote ten obtitnY a romanticky vYstup opravdu stoji za to, nebudeme jiste ani posledni. Vid', SninskY kameni? Ale ty by sis jiste peal, aby mezi temi na;vgtevniky byli take karOgrafove, aby na tvou tisici a petimetrovou vY g -ku(cotneip akmlo,ge?) nezapominali na mapach.

--SPJST------

iudra, Stare hanacke statky se vyznadovaly zvlagtnim priidelnim ptista ykem, rnohutnym patrovYrn tudrem. 2udro je vstupem do domu. Vchazi se do neho girokkm klentrbYm vchodem, po stra nach a v bodnich stenach jsou polokruhove otvory a pod nimi zdend sedatka. Za nim bYva tmava sin s jizbou na jedne a komorou na druhe strane. V patte tudra je pak obvykle sYpka. Tento typ se zachoval rzacne v kazech. Cholini a Bezmerove. Ponekud jinY typ je na okraji. Halle u Vygkova (Rostenice) v byvalem nemeckYm jazykovem °strove, Me se mu tikalo solder (Seller) a tvar vchodu by1 htibovitY, Vedle techto prostornYch tudri) j sou take na Hane men gi a male, jet se nijak neligi od sousednich slovrickYch a slovenskYch zudru (v 15. stoleti jim Slovaci rikali "colder") malereeky je east° zdobi bohatYmi ornamenty.

-SPJSTJak kulturni je Amerika?

OdbornY Casopis sloutici americkym nakladatelstvim Publishers' Weekly provedl prilzkum trho a zjistil zajimaye podrobnosti o prodeji knih. 9% ohyvatelstva, ktere bychom mobil nazvat americkou inteligenci, lido s nejvagim vzdelanim a nejlep gimi pidjmy, koupilo 54% vgech prodanYch knih. 40% kteti dotazniky, koupilo behem minuleho mesice alespori jednu knihu. Vazane knihy se prodavaji stejne dobte jako lacing vydani "Paperbacks". Nejlep gimi zakazniky jsou Tide ye van od 18 — 19 let. Alespoii

Ve stkedu dne 2 zai. 1964 polovina otazanYch si koupila v uplynulem mesici knihu.

Otenati se jiste vnucuje myglenka, kolik se asi proda v cizine CeskYch a slovenskYch knih. Nevim zda jsou nejake statistiky. Ale vim, ze vagina nakladatelstvi musi povatovat vydani Ceske knitky za ztratovY podnik. Neni to proto, to by vydavane knihy .nemay dobrou Uroven Je stale dostatek kvalitnich rukopist, ktere eekaji na vydani. I Casopisy a revue stale zapasi s finanenimi obtitemi. Mem na stole Sklizeri, easopis z Hamburku, vydavanY red. Vlachem, ktery stateene bojuje proti hmotnYm pfekatkam, JakY Cnaneni iispech budou mit "Promeny", novY sbornik Spolednosti pro yeCU a urneni, redigovanY Lad. RadimskYm? Dubnove Cislo obsahuje prispevky vYznamnYch spisovatelu, valet i runelcti jako prof. Hlavateho, Rafaela Kubelika, Jana, Oepa. Je tam te2 vyriatek z noveho dila Egona Hostovskeho "Literarni dobrodrut"stvi Ceskeho irisovatele v cizine", ktere zaene pfigti tY(len vychazet na pokraeovani v tomto list& Sociolog Bernard Berelson pile v easopise Public Opinion Quarterly, te dospely Ameriean venuje kultuke P ra -mern4hodiymesn.Zakultrni povatuje .actor knihu, koncert, film nebo program na TV, kterY ma dostateene vysokou &oven, aby se mohl stat soudasti udebni latky ve gkole. Je 4 hodiny mesiene pro kulturu malo? Pry to je lep gi net to byvalo.

Polotme si otazku, jak velke procento Ceske inteligence v zabraniei si koupilo v minulem mesici Ceskou knihu a kolik hodin jsme venoval1 Ceske kultute.

(NovY Domov — Toronto).

NEJKRASNE,T gi I ESKE HORY Necla yno vydalo pratske nakladatelstvi Orbis knihu o nejvy ggich a nejkrasnefgich hora.ch Ceske zeme — o Krkonogich. Je to kniha fotografil, ktere potidil jilannickY rod 'ak, fotografvYtvarnik Zdenko Feyfar. A slovni doprovod knihy napsala narodni umelkyne Jarmila Glazarova, doslov pak zaslou tT ilY =Cleo Jan Weiss, vesmes ti, kteti maji k nagim krasnym CeskYin horam nejblite.

Tech lotografii je v krasne vYPra -venbaizsto'Aeda st.

Je to horstvo dlouhe 40 kilometrn a 20 kilometrO airoke a leti na hranicich Oeskoslovenska a Polska. Polska strana Krkonog je velmi prikra, zatimco Ceska strana se pozvolna svatuje do

Ve stred,., dne 2. zari, 1964 idoli. Tady, v KrkonoSich je take nejvySgi ceska hora SneZka (1603 metry).

Krkonoge maji nmoZstvi jedineenYch piirodnich kris. Roste tu arkticka i arkticko-alpinska kveteria, svahy her jsou porostle hlabokYmi a krasnYmi lesy, jsou tu slunne paseky, kvetnate louky hYrici premirou kvetu, horske bystriny, predevgini vgak je tu posvatny a mir majestatni prirody. Pro cjedlnelou prirodni krasu, bohatstvi lz veteny i zvireny byly KrkonoSe prohlageny v roce 1963 za narodni park.

Dnes uZ neni znamo, kclo byli prvni odvaNivci, kteri dobili Krkonoge. Za stredoveku je gte toto horstvo odolavalo eloveku a lidske kolonizaci. Ale nerostne bohastvi stale vice lakalo horniky, hutniky, sklare -- uZ ye 14. stoleti to byly zrizeny sklarske hute. Wilmot() se tu rozvijel se zdarem drevatsky mysl a pastevectvi. Koncern 19. stolety tu zaealo 1:4t Zivo dik rozvijejicimu se turistickeniu ruchu. Zaealy vznika hotely a horske boudy a KrkonoSe se staly krajem, kam lide prichazeli hledat odpoeinek, klid, ozclraveni. V torn jim velmi pomahal pridraene CistY horskY vzduchu i horske shmeeni pa,prsky se svou leeivou moci. A take leeive mineralni prameny, z nichZ nakonec vznikly i dnes uZ" svetozname Janske Lazne, kde se loci zvla gte stavy Po detske olorne.

Je to kraj, kudy chodival legendarni Krakonog ci RYbrcoul, v jehoZ dolorotu verili chudi tkalci i sklari. Dries UZ KrakonoSe neni. Zato je tu St'a,stnY a spokojeny lid, a desetitisice nav gtevnikt-rekreantti, proZivajicich tu svoji dovolenou, i cizincti, kteri seas prijialeji obdivovat tento kout Ceske zeme —SPJST-

TINDftICH SIMON BAAR

Jan Cimbura JIHOOESKA IDYLA Pokraeovani V cizim miste nelze verit," myslil sip , "coZ kdyby jim ho nekdo ze ZTlabu hrst' ukradl a treba holubum hodil" a tak sedel u koniekil a pokureval si, az se nakrmili a ted' jen senem zakusovali, pak tepr y g el Chnbura sam se najist a napit Citil skutku hlad a Zizeri "Tak y e tri hodiny zaprahej, driv ne," rekl mu pan rada, kdyZ formankou prochazel a spatril za stolem Cimburu zrovna zaril pri to a pan rada

VESTNIK Miltner Se gel se tu s panem direktorem, s panem justiciarem, s panem doktorem a vSechni vypraveli, co noveil° objevili, kde kopali, co v gachtacit Ana Stare Huti a jinde haviti vykopali, vzacnYmi kusy starYch ininci se chiubili, narychlo pro neho domit posilali anebo sami si je prinaSeli, aby jim je pan rada ureil, ocenil, napisy preeetl Ve svem Zivlu byl a t_eZko se louoil "Nemit zitra uredni jednani, ztistal bych, rad bych zustal, od srdce rad, ale tdiji pozvant a na spateeni ceste se zdrZina, pies_ floe zustanu a pobesedujeme si."

To Id Cimbura pre glapoval jako na trni kolem kocaru v dlouhem klenutern prtijezdu. Domovnik mu podrobrie popsal cestu i vrchy i lesy, kterYini nano jeti. "Pet mil je do Prahy a pet hodin treba jeti a dobre musi kone beZet." Cimbura svra gtil eelo, kd.yz koneone hodne po treti po dlouhem loueeni a ujigt'ovani, ye etvrtek Ze se budou v Dobfigi najisto twit smel vyjeti Ani dost malo ho nete gil nadhernY zamek, ani krasnY dekanskY chram, ani park, o kterem mu s vaZnou tvati povidal podomek, ze je takov3'7 ko Senpriin ye Vidni", ani ohromne rybniky. Ani se neohledl pia to velke krase a jen tuddel dal ku VIII Pana• radu Cimbura si uprimne zamiloval. — Byl to mil' pan, "ani by elovek nerekl, Ze je to pan -- tak nee° nageho ma v sobe. Nestydi se za eloveka„ pekne pohovori, pouei, pochvali a poradi,", rikal pak o Miltnerovi Chnbura po celY s ynj Zivot. S rodinou Miltnerti projel Prahou kriZem kraZ"em — a jak Prahu znal. Nemusil se na kriZovatce otafeet zpet ke dykrkam kooa.ru, kde pan rada Kovandovi vZdy sulk rukou ukazal, ani se ptat straZnika. Vyznal se sam ve etvrtich ulicich. Staromodni knear pana rady, krasne selske kone v nem a koei v koZiSku, to pirsobilo v ulicich skych ponekud sensaene, starobyle, jako na staroZitnost ohliZeli se lide za tim rachoticim spreZenim; ale to se Wayne pana radovi libilo. Miloval kaMon staroZitnost a proto prave ne j ye sve ekvipa2Zi-radejizlPrahou venkovske. Mnoho easu pro sebe teZ Cimbura nemel. Musil se starat o kone i o y id, a vozit Miltnerovic, kam porutili — do musea, k mistodr'Zitelstvi, veeer do divadla I z divadla, i do ridnYch palact a clomn. Pouze rana — asi tak do deseti hodin — bYla

7 Cimburova. A v tech jitrech Cimbura prochazel se Prahori. Nav g tivil po letech zas stribrny brob sveho patrona, v sv. Vita, prohledl si s mladYrn P a -nemMiltr muse.Frovacle je sam pan Vocel a vlidne s Chnburou poi ozpravel.

Ale jednu vadu mel pan rada, pro kterou se nail Cimbura east° mrzel.

Odev gad se vypravoval jako vrabci z Cech. S kaZdYm znamYin se zastavil, ea,sto uZ od koearu je gte zpet se vratil, nekarn zaskooil se slovy: "lined se vratina," a jeho "hned" trvalo i laodinku.

"Ach, tatinek kdyZ spatri Prahu!", maul rukou rnlady pan; ale pouze pani odvaZila se ho napomenouti a to jeSte nemecky.

I ted', kdyZ. uZ Cimbura stal pied loytem rialadeho pana s konmi a koearem prioraven na odjezd, nemohl se jich doekat.

Nej'vice ho mrzeli zevlouni, kteri podivny koear — ted' zase na cestu senem i Skatulemi vystrojeny zdstupem obklopovali. Tisic chuti citil ohnati se alespon jednou bieem, ale vedel. ze nesmi. Tak jen v cluchu je plisnil: "Bole, jak jsou ti Pra .iaci tak Doma si Cirnbury ani pes nevginane a tu na troubi pfd PrahY." Bylo mu nevolno pod tenni doternymi zraky, jernu i konim. Ti take jako by citili, Ce uZ konei vyhnan-Avi a Z'e se' vracen zase . d( na jeho mekke cestv, do -. I( ho (lolart a klidu, do teplych stall, du citeho vzduchu a k chutne pitne vomit, netrpelive pre glapovalj a zlostne bili nohama o dlar bit, az podkovy zvortily. ii 11J:6 m maji co delat, ze tu "A tak moirou emnet," rozumuje Cimbura a vzpommel sl, jak u rich ani dite ne smi dlouho stat, lined ze' je volaji: "Co stojig, beZ a udelej to a to — Wines mi to nebo ono" -- a tu zevluji dospeli lide.

Nahore naezitim Ioneili se rodieove s nejstar gim synem. IVIeli vyjeti z Prahy v jednu hodinu — a ted' uz odbijely hodiny po pralskYch velich jiZ drrhou, a Cimbura dosud stoji na to tvrde dlazbe.

"Prijederne tarn za noci," zlobil Se V duchu a napadly ho mimovolne ohronme lesy, kterynai projel... • (101111 1,

70

"Nu, kone jsou eerstvi, odpoeinuti., od rana stall" — umlouval a krotil zas v sobe nelibost.

Koneene vy gli a syn s nimi. I do knoaru k nim usedl a a'Z no, Zlichov musil jeti Cimbura krokem, "aby se jegte OHL"

8 Pan rada zaponmel na Dobi& na ptatele, kteii ho tam oeekavaji a jen se synem se stale obiral a jako by se odlouaiti od neho nemohl. Znovu mu pkipominal, o ae • mu ma psati, ktere knihy poslati, ye kterem archive co apsati, koho na yStiviti. I Jindkich novYmi otazkami otce zahrnoval — v to posledni •chvili se mu zdalo, ge se rozeijiti ani nechteji. A kdy g syn piece prvni sam od nich se odtrhl — jeate stall na obkroadku &tarnouci rodiee, oai matky zalily se sizami a maVali 'Satkem, tak diouho, pokud nezaSel. Beze slava pak znovu usedli a teprve od Zlichova koear vlastne se rozejel. Nebe potahlo se mraky, ze kterYoh kagde thvile hrozil Za Zbraslavi ua valem se 'Sakai, a kdyi pkijigdef k MniSku, ug' nerozegnavali ani v lese Skalku s kostelem a klalterem 'FranttSkanskem. Oimbura cestou do yrSku mezi jizdou rozkkesaval oheri, od doutnajici hubky zagehl sirky a rozsvitil lucerny. Za Mngkem projeli okolo. Male Svate Hory — tu jeate Chnbura jako •by kraj rozezna. val, ale pak se slila tma kolem nebo a pouze obe lucerny vrhaly pruhy svetla konim pod nohy a na strany.

Pkedjeli nekolik tegkYch povozil, nekolik jich potkaii a pak ztichlo vSechno. Jen les s obou saran hueel, jako by z hluboka oddychoval. Hvezdy zavrely sve zlate oei — dernou tmu na silnici, eerne mraky nad eernYmi lesy rogragel koear s hlukem rychle jedouci a svitioi si na cestu glutYm svetlem. Noenim tichem daleko bylo slyAeti jeho temny rachot.

"Mel bys zhasnout lucerny," napadlo Cimburu. — Sly§el mnoho o dolariS'skYch lesich, ka'gcly vozka i za dne si zavYskl, kdyg je mel za patami a ve tme odvagovali se jimi nejmiri tki — etyki pohromade.

"Zhasni lucerny," radii znovu vnitkni hlas, "lueerna je zradce ukazuje cestu, sink* — zdaleka na vas upozorriuje, napied vas ohlaAuje, podia luceren lze miiiti, po konich stkilet, po kadartt, anebo i po panech za lucernami.

Ale cosi vzpiralo se tome. hlasu.

"Jsem poctivy alovek, nepojedu piece se zhasnutYmi svetly. Co g kdyg se s ,nekYln setkame — ma pra y° kag'dY nas cestou zastaviti jako podezkele," rozjirnal Cimbura.

"Zhasni je," ozvalo se v nem znovu.

"A nezhasnu," rozhodl se pevne Cimbura — a ug mel pak v dui pokoj. Jeho oko zvyklo si koneone i na tmu, rozeznaval 'Sedivou, pragnou silnici pied sebou, po stranach pkikop

VESTNIK a za nim vysokou, demon, jako nepronikluteinou zed' — vysokY les.

Konici vesele be geli a pravidelne — pfesne jako by v taktu ozYval se t yrdY dupot jejich. Cimbura se zalibou naslouchal. To neomylne znamenalo, ge jsou zdravi a sve gi, ge jim Praha neubli gila, nekulhaji, neklopYtaji, jejich kits je stejnomernY, vytrvalY a pravidelnY, jako dva sehrani hu:debnici zachovavaj do(snd stejne: tempo. A Cimbura mel ucho bystre.

Poznal hned u ka gdeho kone v behu pouhYm sluchem, kulha-li a na kterou nohu, begi-li a jak be gi, tkeekujeli — hned rychleji, hned zase volneji se gene — poznaval jeho finavu, malou vytrvalost, zemdlenost. Ale Dobrak s Divokou pluli twat' vesele jako dve rybieky. Berstarostne bladel proto do tmy se sveho kozliku a myslil si, kdyby tak spatkil jelena nebo darika, anebo srnei kus, alespon pastl se v pkikopu, v trave — pkal si to — necitil by se tak samoten, testa veseleji by Kona sami vtom zmirnili ubehla — klus a Cimbura poznaval, ge air►ta se nigi, ge sjiadeji s kopce do ncloli. tahl brzdu tedy, a jak drevene apaliky jeji pkilnuly k obrueirn, zaskripala obe kola. .Pan rada se brobudil. Name]. v Praze svilj "poradek", byl unaven dojmy i nezvyklYm noenim bdenim, podtimoval proto ye voze on i jeho pani. Ten vYkkik kol ted` ho probudil.

"Kdepak jsme?" optal se oknem.

"Za Vosnici ua, milostpane," hlasil Cimbura a pan rada znovu spustil okaiak°. "mei jsme piece dfiv se vypravit," tekl kajicne pani. Ale to neodpovedela. NeslySela ho. Spala stulend v druhem rohu kodaru. I pan rada potom zmikl, zachrnul se znovu pod pkikry yku, vyhledal si jinou posici nohou a opet pkivkel Pomalu sunul se vilz po sraznem svahu. Cimbura Aachen pozor vanoval brzde, ruky se g luts kliky ani nespougel. — Najednou slyaj, jako by divokY holub vrkal jednou po druhe. Cimbura vypjal krk — nachYlil ucho smerem odkud holub se ozyval.

Mel velmi vybrougenY sluch a v hradigt'skem lese v nedeli poslouchaval ptaky east° po cele hodiny. I sam dovedl po nich hvizdat, zpivat a volat.

V tom zavrkl holub po tketi a blig.

"To neni holub," urette, rozhodne poznal Cimbura a zbystkel telly ,. Kus testy pied nim se ozval sojel skkek a stranou jako by se straka zachechtala, ale to v'Secko znelo falekle.

"Jde to z lidnskYch hrdel — ale umeji

Ve stkedu dne 2. zaki 1964 pytlato vYborne, pytlaci to budou ci patrne."

Ale jig v tom nahle jako rudy blesk kmitlo mu hlavou hrligne pomYSleni: "A nejsou-li to pytlaci? Kdo je to potom? WI se domyslit. "Kopec je za nami, kopce po stranach — ano tu, v tom Udall. tinavem a aernem, v torn Udall i za dne smutnem, jako by v ridoli srnrtl — tu jedine mohli by se odva git — vyskoeit rozva goval dale.

"Zhasni lucerny," probudil ho start' varovnY hlas.

"A nezhasnu — dej se co dej," po rag el jej v sobs Cimbura.

"Nekdo be gi pokrajem lesa," hadal Cimbura, kdyg zaslechi praskot suckle vetvieky — "to bude jelen" a napjate poslouchal, "ne — to neni jelen alovek begi," poznaval po kroky.

"PtipravYm se na nejhor gi," kaki si klidne. Tki kfige udelal na sobs a uchopil bit zara geny v ko genem pouzdru. Tri kkige udelal Wein i nad korimi a pak jej vzal obracene do ruky.

Vuz dosud sjikciel s kopce pomalu, krokem.

"Ted' se neodva gi, ted' ne, vedi, ge bych ujel, ale a'g pod kopcem — tam budou dekat — a ten zde jen znameni jim dava," S'epta, si Jan a znovu jemnYm sluchem zachycuje opatrne, liaei kroky, sledujici vuz zpozdali.

"Vedi, ge do kopce Sc konim nechce; ale neznaji myth koni," a Cimbura na kozliku potutelne, skoro gkodolibe se usmal. Spolehal se ripine na sve koniky, bystre a dobre, na slovo poslugne a smele.

Ti frkali a podezkele stkihali ugima.

Citili, 2e cosi visi ye vzduchu, co zle — ach zle maze skoneit...

"Ujedu," rozhodoval se Cimbura — "jak s kopce sjedu, pustim kone a vyjeclu kalupem a g na kopec, jako general Vincliegrec," kdy g vtom 130 ley& strane z prikopu zvedl se ch/ap jako hora, vykkikl "prrrr" a vrhl se ke konim. Proti vozu pinym tryskem utikal kdosi po silnici — jeho kroky nely zblizka.

Cimbura, veal, kolik uhodilo a trhl opratemi. Bylo mu jasno, ge na konich v§ecko zale gi — zastavi-li nas, podaki-li se jim kone zadr get, pak jsme ztraceni," projelo mu hlavou — "dvau, tki i etyk se nebojim, rnaji-li nice hole. Ale kdo vi, kolik je jich a nejdou jiste s rukam.a prazdnYma — a co g ja., ale pan rada a paniaka —" pomyslil si jests a potom u g vgecko, vSecko propadlo v nem do neznama — pan rada — panieka — on sam a pou-

Ve stiTclu tine 2, sari 1964 ze jedno jedine znelo mu v "MusiS projet," slySel bias zretelne a pisne na sebe krieeti. A to itZ jizva na trarich krvi mu nabehla, zuby mu svitily a oei zaplaly. Kaala, chvile je ctraha. Ne2 se sebeh:nou, neZ ho otoneZ kone do Skarpy strhnou.

"Dobraku," zavolal Cimbura a postavii se na kozliku. Dobrak se plaSil. Bylo patrno, jak divoce nohama hrabal, jak se zadkem rozkrodoval, jak se vzpinal. 'I Divoka vetrila. -"Ach, cos ta, tahned by se nakazila!" zlobil se Cimbura, protole ji nikdo nedrZel, ona nikoho :nevlikla, ona mela se pottne protahnout a dat se v let a ne nohama sekat tancovat, zadkem vyhazovat, takle cesty neubyva — i nohu mohla by za prostranek prehodit a co potom "Divoka!" zlostne, hnevive i vyditave, hlasem jako hrom zakrikl ji Cimbura.

Kone poznali Cimburtiv bias. Poznali v nem azkost i odvahu, cltiveru i odhodlani. Vzpamatovali se a v to chvili podrZel se Cimbura levici kozliku, jednou nohou stoupl si na of a cluthYrn krckem uz sedel na Dobrakovi. Ktiri ho poznal, tak jezdival na nem Cimbura do kovarny i do brodu, vesele hned zarehtal a zatras1 mocne hlavou, na ktere jako pijavtce visel elovek 2. ne se pustit. Kolik krokil uZ ho vlede kfin a on (Irk se jako jenom "prr — prr" vyniZel ze rtti.

Cimbura naprahl bit a uderil levici do tmy. Tesne kolem hlavy kone zahvizdla rana. Bez vYkriku svalil se chlap k semi a Dobrak vyskoeil ku predu jako srna a skokem dal se do cvalu.

"Co se cleje, co se deje?" vzadu krieela panieka.

"Nic", rekl pan rada, `bd' jenom klidna," a ohmata.val kapsliky na sve dvouhlavriove kratke bambitce.

PinYm tryskem letel koear. — Prikreen, (irk se chomoutu a k cane stale pripraven seclel Cimbura na koni srdce v nem plesalo. Povolil konim pine jako bez otek. Cimbura je znal — predjiZdival se s .nimi eastokrat o svatbach a vZidwky zvitezn. Vedel, rozpenili se jim v 2ilach chladna krev, ze neni mcci, ktera by le naraz zadrZela, ze neni prekaZky, ktere by se lekli, propast preskoei, plamen podleti, srazi k zemi kaZdeho, kcio se jim do cesty postavi.

Jako dva drawi prehnali se po kratke rovinee a viehrem dali se do kopce.

Cimbura bieem dotkl se Divoke a koleny sindekl Dobraka — a kopec — nekopec — letelo sprehni mohutnYmi, cllouhYmi skoky, nohou zeme sotva se

VESTNAK clotykajic, Teprve, kdyZ k myslivne pHleteli, aitahl Cimbura °prate a zardZel kone v berm.

Do DobriSe vjeli uZ obydejnVin klusem. .

V hospode na kniZeci uz vSecka honorace odekavala pana radu. I panicky se dostavily a musicirovalo se i zpivalo.

"Aha — mate nove kone," zdaleka volal podomek, kolebajici se do prtijezdu, aby pomohl yyprahnout. Poznal Cimburu i koear, ale nepoznal koni.

"I nemam — to jsou tyteZ kone."

"N e1 jste hnedky, a tuto jsouli, muS'aci."

4.'Pohlad'te je!"

Podomek prejel rukou zacia Divoke a hrst peny ziistalo mu ye dlani. Ted' teprve si vSiml, jak jsou uhnani, bez dechu, jak nohy pod nimi se tresou a cele telo jak nervosne se clieje.

"Ti se splaSili," rekl podomek.

"Lekli se dehosi pod kopcem a jedeme tryskem az se . m. Myslil jsem si: Probehnete se, vSak si odpoainete!" lhostejne mluvil Cimbura a vSi silou trel slamenYm viehem jednoho a podomek druheho kone. Do pokryvek pak oba zabalili a dlouho naveder provadeli je po velikem, trojhrannem namesti dobriSskem, neZ je zavedli, na dvar a do teple staje. Tu not spal Cimbura s nimi a ph nich ye stall a nehnul se od nich na krok. I jist mu sem museli airiest — maz piva to popijel a dYrnedku pokuroval.

Oslavny weer, na phoest pane Miltnerovu poradany, protahl se aZ do pozdnich hodin rannich. Pan rada Cimburovi vzkazal, ze pied poled:nem nevyjedou.

Tentokrate Cimburu to nic nennzelo.

Nakrmil rano koniky, jel s podomkem k polednimu do rybnika je vyplavit — a kclyZ se na nich z bror3u vraceli uZ zas "figuru Mali" — staveli se, boeili a toeili jako nanny.

"Ja ma.m kone vrane kone — to jsou kone me," brueel si vesele na Diveke seclici Cimbura.

IX Jizdou do Prahy a St'astnYm navratern pribylo opet slavy Cimburovi. On sant skromne, mime odpovidal na vSeckv otozky. Rozdal darky, ktere znainVin privezl, povedel novinky, ktere i slySel, a zase klidne zapralal se do dennich povinnosti, jako by jizdy vribec nebylo.

Ale pan rada Miltner nemleel. Pavedel VSeeko Kovandovi a poslal po nem i clukatek, malt', duty, Cimburovi na pamatku a na clfikaz uznalosti a Kova.nda u.2. teprve nernleel.

"Peti se nebal, pet jich bylo," Yklaclal doma selce i (etera, "I kdo vi, kolik jich bylo, ja vim jen o dvou," broukl inrzute Cimbura.

"Pan rada vi, oknem videl, dva jsi srazil k semi."

"Ja srazil jednoho, ale kone druheho.

Klackem se po nich rezehnal, nadskoOlt jim chtel, ale to tit' kone z leknuti se vzparnatovali — pouSteli se y e cval.

Jako by ho nevideli, hnali se pies neho," vic a radeji o konich .neZ o sobe rozkladal deledin a licil pak kroce a dopodrobna jizdu dobriSskiYmi lesy: "Jako struny stale nataZeni — lathety, hiavy i ocasy skoro v jedne care, brichem zeme jako by se dotYkali, pod kopyty tmou jiskry prSely, jako kovati kdyZ podkovy kuji. Sterk z ujete vyraZeli, jak mobutne se odraZeli — hodinu cesty, dobrou hodinu cesty do kopce proleteli a nezadechli se, nezarazili, neklopYtli, neupadli, ale stejne jako lane cvalem uhaneli — me nesli a koear s panem radou, paniekou a se vSim vSudy, jako by za sebou ani necitili. Pantato, neni v celem piseckem kraji druheho paru, jen.z by to dokazal`‘ koneil Cimbura za hlubokeho ticha vSech, kteri toho yeeera u starosty Martina Kova:ndy na hratkatch se I v PIsku v kasine mezi megt'any firedniky mluvilo se o hrdinskem einu Cimburove a tak se stalo, ze katclY, kdo chtel jeti d oPrahy, obracel se na hradiSt'skeho Kovandu: "Nejel by Cimbura se mnou do Prahy?" BystrY• sedlak, kdyZ jizdy se mnokly vystihl, ze nelze jednim parem formanit i cllaeit.

Zavolal si tedy jednou Cimburu do svetnice v nedeli po polehnani.

"Cimburo, kolik mac penez?" optal se ho zaima.

"Main u vas sluZbu za pet let a dom a mam podil."

"Dolake. VIS, ze to mam jako sveho, bratra bych radsi nemel, neZ. tebe. Nadeka chvile, kdy uZ slouZit nemusig. dnes jsi vie *na, cestach neZ doma .. A kaZdY chce jen Cimburu. 'Ale Chnbura, at' s nami jede,' fikaji mi do oei, kdyZ vyjednavaji. Necitim se zahanben, uznavain, Zes poctivY jako ja, rozvakil jako ja, primY jako ja, moudrY jako ja; ale taky vim, Zes silnejSi nez ja a proto i srdnatejAi a odvaZnejk. neZ ja.

Pravda je, s tebou se jede bezpeeneji, nei se jezdivalo se mnou. Jsi nejen vYborny kodi, ale pod mYin vedenim stal se z tebe i dokonallY hospodal. Nejsi vetroplach, nejsi povrchni a vrtkav31', mac trpelivost , polem, neni ti lino petkrat, Sestkrat po sobe pole vldeet,

10 je kypre jako meth a sypke jako popel — pak teprve &voile siti. Lide maji dtiveru v tebe a proto meetaci zjednavaji si tebe i na prate polni.

Abychom doma staeili — vis, Ze jsem neprodal par volkri, ale vyuoil jsem je k tahu. Zadosti a volani po tobe stale pkibYva. `Umi nalotit, nikdy nezvrhne — vezet neztistane — naloZi ftiru jako horu vysokou, aZ se v podevrati dusi — ale zatlaei, a2 se klenba zattese, a projede', velebi mestske hlasy tvoji silu a tva povest roste denne. Vim, zes pohodlny v myeleni, veecky tve myslenky upiraji Se hlavne na ptitomnost; a proto ja, za tebe myslim na budoticnost. DoslouZiS u mne do svateho Martina, jak se sluei a path, Do to doby veechno s tebou opat •im Darn udelat vuz a ja, ti dam ,nan pottebne dfivi, ty jen od prace kolati a kovaki zaplatie, pluhy a briny koupime, koear vyberee si v Praze, a a2 to veecko bude, vYjedem do Netolic posledni nedeli v kijnu -- to je silny , trh koriskY pojedeme, kouPie si kone. Po rnartine se rozloueime a odstehujee se do Pisku a poenee formanit na vlastni pest."

Sedlak pronesl fee klidue a valne. Z jeho slov bylo citit, jak dlouho se obiral jak v nem zrala, rostla, aS si ho celeho podmaniia. Promyslil yeecko dilkladne, rozvaZil i rozpoeital a ted' jenom eekal, co Cinkbura odpovi.

Ten, hlecle do zeme, sedel jako zakezan. Plan sedlakriv pfekvapil a ohromil ho svou odvaZnosti. Jenom zvolna — jak Cimbura vfibec v pravidelnYch pomerech rozva.ZnYm byl, ujasrioval si navrh sedlaktiv. A hned uS take namitky se v nem zdvihaly.

"Nemarn tolik penez, nectaeim na to," kekl proto Cimbura po chvili ticha a pohlodl sedlakovi do oei.

"MaS — nemae," odpovidal Kovanda, pkipraven na odpor. `'Budee platit, dokud mae, a2 ti dojdou — jsem to ja — ja sedlak Kovanda — stat budu za tebe a put Pisku nant dvema daji na "Boj se dluhu — drZ se pluhu, fikali tatinek."

"Brill a dluh — to dvoji nepomine.

Jsme dluZni veichni, B'ohu duet cisaki dane, rodierim rictu — platime, jak mil Z'eme. Od dluhu si poinfiZee, protoSe jsi stkidmY a eetrny."

"Dluh s elovekem z misy ji — dluh na loz.i pki nem spi."

"Dobra. I na to jsem myslil. Prijde to i bez dluhri. Az budee samostatnt musie se o'Zenit a Sena venem doplati, co ti bude chybet."

Pokraeovani

V1JSTNIK

accusative as in the nominative. The feminine nouns change the ending "a" to "u": Ex:. Masc. Inanimate Fem. Neuter kabat kniha mleko Nominative: mleko Accusative: kabat knihu 2. Sentences using the accusative case: Student ma kabat.

Student ma knihu Student ma mleko.

The three nouns; kabit, kniha, and mleko are the direct objects in the three sentences and they are said to be in the accusative case. Note that kabit and mleko did not change in form, but kniha, changed to knihu Homework 1. Translate and memorize the reading exercise.

2. Memorize the vocabulary and conjugate the verbs.

3. In the following sentences underline the nouns that are in the accusative case. etu dopis a knihu. uCitel ma tapir a tuiltu.

Bavam mleko kaece.

Nemam per°, ale mam inkoust.

Piji vodu a jim maso.

—SPJST--Matieka Huh mi dal mamieltu jako kvet na jaie, ze bych ji vylibal riaielty na tvake. ftuiicky na tva•e jako dye znaminka, ze je to na svete nejhezei znaminka.

Ve sttedu dne 2. zaki 1904.

UellE SE (MY Lekce eestnacta — Lesson No. 16 eteni — Reading Rodiee RozmilY tatieek, ten se o mne stara, co on se nadela, od jara do jara!!

Rozmila matieka Pere ml ko gilku, od prace nemiva pokoje na chvilku.

Slovnieek — Vocabulary rodiee, parents tozmiik, a, é, dear, beloved tatieek, father matieka, mother jaro„ spring koeilka, shirt chvilka, a little while price, work starati se, I, to care for prati III, to launder mivati I, to use to have nadelati se I, to work a lot nemiva, pokoje, doesn't have rest nluvnice — Grammar 1. The Nominative and Accusative Cases: In Czech the nouns are declined according to their grammatical functions in the sentence. The nouns that have been listed in the vocabulary have been in the nominative case. The nominative is the case of the subject of the sentence * or of the predicate nominative (after the verb "to be"). The nominative is also the case of a noun standing alone (unless in direct address, or understood as a part of an incomplete sentence).

The accusative case is the case of the direct object of transitive verbs. It tells 'what person or object is directly affected by the action of the verb. It answers the questions: Whom? What?

The masculine inanimate and neuter hard nouns have the same form in the

Wednesday, September 2, 19f4

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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC

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

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

BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS FOUNDED 189'1

— HERALD—

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P.O. Box 100, TEMPLE, TEX.

sch eztivai Brothers March and ITejny peblishe,i a letter in the August 12 issue of Ve7itnik to all Youth Directors, IViennbees, and the Youth of the SP.IST their letter, they asked, en belia';f of the Supreme Lodge, everyone to participate in dancing at the Czech Day. At their request, Lrother sent the following letter explaining further what Brothers Karek and Hejny wish all lodges to do: Dear Youth Leaders and Falow SPJST Members: Which of you do not remember fondly, the dancing of Bescdas or other folk dances at one time or other in your lives? Czech folk dancing lees been an important part of the heritage our forefathers did bring with them to Texa s;. The dancing to the tunes of the folk songs is a sheer by for both the dancers and these who watch them.

SPJST has always kept up the folk dancing as part of the Czech traditions and now we are Etarting a special drive for the largest pcssile dissemination of knowledge of folk dancing. The tradition of folk dancing has been alive throughout our organization, bet now, we want to reinvigorate it and show it off during the Czechoslovak Day at the State Fair at Texas in Dallas.

The Czecho tiovak Day at the State Fair in Dallas is scheduled for the first Sunday of the Fair, October 11, 19(14.

The program will start at 11 in the Coliseum.

The Coliseum is a huge hall which can accommodate hundreds of dancers. it and show it off during the Czechoto have the Ce tliseum all filled with dancers. The other lodges throughout the State, such as KJT, KJZT, Western Bohemian and Sokol, etc., also pledged their cooperation. The dancing program of the Czechoslovak Day will consist of the following two parts: 1) CESKA RESEDA Ceska Beseda is to be danced by teenagers and adutlts and the Supreme Lodge heartily invites all the lodges

LOS iiitAS•UZHA

Erc e y year brings another September. 5.7.pterni.:er is the month when schools open and young minds tackle new motile/1;s Of the three R's and ol:.ter minds conibat the barriers, the of Lie. Profe :.; s, whether social or economic, is a of what humanity has done for itself.

Man invented fire as an answer to tie coming winter, no invented ships to carry heavier- loads, he conquered di,.,L.n,-!es by propellers and jet planes.

Utopia is not a result but a promise.

Our the better tomorrow most include the businessman, the larnler. the transport worker and all of the rin g of "Silent Workers" who faithfully "deliver the goods."

That is why we welcome September Ite month of promise. Many of those starting First Grade today will become great inct,Ti5trielists, master builders, renowned scientists, even a few may grow to be great statesmen. throughout the State and all individe.al members to get ready for dancing of the Ce ha Beseda. There is roc for lathers and sons, rao'.hers and daughters to join in the .Con. The Ceska Benda is not a dance of the goons' ontiy. If your knees still bend, even if they squeak here and there while bending', you are heartily invited to participate. We ask all the lodges within a reasonable distance of Dallas to attend the Czechos tiovak Day. Those lodges which are perhaps too far away from Dallas, we still urge to wolc, on the Beseda because alp of w.lr ledges could use the Beseda in their own programs to a great advantage. The dancing of the Beseda by both adults and teenagers can act as a further spur of activity within the Youth Clubs and Lodges. I hardly know

of anything more enjoyable than dancing the Ceska Beseda.

2) CHILDREN'S DANCING For the younger set, the Supreme Lodge distributed a description of 'lour s i m ple dances based on the wet-known folk tunes: "Cerveny $latecku," "Na Ty Louce Zeleny," "Vrt Sa Devca" and "Hrach a Zahradnicek." These dances were selected for their simplicity, loveliness and fine melodies of well-known fak tunes. Please get your children (approximately through the age of 12) to learn these dances again for participatio• on Czechoslovak Day and for use in your own programs. It is not nece-sary to match a boy and a girl as couples for the Children's Dancing.

More girls than boys or all gittls will do. For the Beseda, couples (boy-girl) are a must.

Not only the SPJST Lodges but all the other lodges throughout the state, such as the KJT, KJZT, Western Bohemian, Sohcfl, RVOS, CSA, SVPS, etc., are ready to participate in joint training sessions. The KJT and KJZT' leaders .of the 4th District, for instance, have pledged their complete cooperation and the SPJST and KJT and KJZT organizations in Dallas, Ennis, West, are getting together for rebeanals. Please get in touch with the local tiodges of the sister organizations with Czech heritage and you will find them willing to cooperate to the utmost in setting up dates for common rehearsals. You can get together once in the KJT Hall — the next week in the SPJST Hat, etc.

The Supreme Lodge sent out some 40 sets of Ceska Beseda and of the Children's Dances to the Youth Leaders. If you have not received any or want more copies please write me at the address shown below. The descriptions are easy to follow and are supplemented by diagrams showing the steps.

The description will be rushed to you by return mail.

A long-playing record with Ceska Beseda on one side and the Morayska

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Be-eda on the otter is available from A.damcik's Appliance Store, 4331 Singleton Boulevard, Dallas, Texas, The price is $4.3,8.

Again, I invite all Lodges to participate and ask the parents to take the opportunity of the free instruction in Chhtden's Dancing. It would make your children appreciate better their Czechoslovak heritage. All the parents also have a chance to join their teena ge daughters and sons in dancing of the Ceska Decode. You will find a great deal of joy in dancing it and you help your lodge to be a better organization and then at the .State Fair of Texas, all of us will show to the Texas wiaa: the Texas Czechs can do when they rtl join for one n:rposc.

Fraternally yours, M. S. Halouzka, Chairman Czez-h-American Festival Committee 3211 Tower Trail Dallas 29, Texa,-; P.S. I will dance the Beseda myself. In my circle is a lady of 70, and if she can do it, why can't you?

—SPJSTGOAL OF LODGE 88's MEMBERSHIP DRIVE: is 1,009 New ADULT Members

in 100 Days: LODGE 88 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Information Will Soon Be Published So That Every Lodge Member Will Know What To Do To Help:

Newsbriefs Mr. Joe Walla, 71, of West, passed away Friday evening, Aug. 28th. Fu neral services were conducted Monday, Aug. 31st, with interment in St. Mary's Cemetery in West.

Bro. Walla was a member of SPJST Lodge No. 38 in West.

The editor's wife, Dorothy Morris, is convalescing in Providence Hospital in Waco. She expects to come home this week.

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JANOTA-LESHIKAR REUNION

• The descendants of the late John Janota and Ro also Leshikar Janota will hold their annual reunion at the American Legion Hall on Sunday, September 6th, in Taylor, Texas. All who are related to this family are welcome to attend.

Wednesday, September 2, 1964

NAVARA REUNION

The Fourth Annual Navara ;orally Reunion will be held Sunday, September 6, 133t. All members of the Na‘;ara rrmiiy w.'.I gather at Linden Hall in Elm Mott from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Reunion Officers for 1334 are: CY.to itanus, President Cul'ary Ave, Waco, Erne t Navara, Vice-President 167 Frost, Waco, Texas Mrs. Ennina Navara Ceska. ncretary-Treasurer 2:1(1• I'a yk Ave., Waco, Texas Mrs. LaNelle Ceska, Bread, Repo 923 North 23rd, Waco, Texas • KUTACH FitftnLY R7UNION The Kutach family annual reunion will be held Sunday, September 6th at Blase's Place, four miles west of Hallettsville on Highway t0-A. Bring the eats: refreshments on premise3.

F. J. Svohada MIKESNA-SYFTAK REUNION The Mikeska and Syptak Reunion will be held on Sunday, Sept. 6th, the day before Labor Day, at SPJST Lodge No. 33 hall, Bleiblerville.

A delicious barbecue meal will be served at noon, consisting of mutton and beef, with all the trimmings.

Ladies are asked to bring kolaches, cakes and pies.

A small donation will be taken up.

There will Ms° be all kinds of refreshments.

All who are related in any way to these two families are cordially incited.

Let's make this a good reunion. The affair start at 9:30 a.m.

Don't forget Sept. the 6th!

The Reunion Directors PAVELKA REUNION

The Pavelka reunion wild be held as usual, Labor Day weekend, on Sunday, Sept. 6, 1964 at the Elk SPJST Hall.

All the Pavetika descendants are invited to come and spend the day and dancing at night. A basket lunch will be served the usual way so everyone of you come and bring enough food for your family. Coffee and tea wirl be provided by reunion managers, as well as plate-z, cups and napkins.

Dancing will begin at 8 p.m. and music will be by Charles Nemec and th e Hi-Liters of West, West's popular new polka hand. The public is cordially invited to come on out and enjoy dancing with old friends.

Antone Pavelka President Rose Marie Gribble, Secretary-Treasurer,

MINEAL JEAN ECKER ARVEAL JEAN ECKFR NURSING SCEOOL GRADUATE nss Arveal Jean Ecker, granddaughter cf Mr. and Mars, Andrew Paltisek, received her nursing diploma and graduate pin from the Shanon West Texas Memorial Hospital Schoo4 of Nursing in San Angelo in ceremonies on Wednesday, September 2nd.

The ceremonies were held at the San Angelo College Auditorium at 7 .:30 p.m.

Miss Ecker entered the professional nursin g program on September 4, 1961.

Tie is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ecker, and a sister of Mrs. Conrad S. Therautit of San Angelo. She is a graduate of San Angelo Central High School.

Arveal Jean lives in San Angelo and has been a member of SPJST Lodge No. 43: in Rowena since early childhood.

She took an active part in youth club activities in her lodge. (Photo and information courtesy Mrs. Annie Faltisek, Rowena. --- Editor).

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MISS TRUDY DARNAE BRDECKA TO REPRESENT DIST. 6 IN THE QUEEN & KING CONTEST AT

EiOILAND, SEPT. 20th In tho meeting cf District 6, held April :19th at East Bernard, Miss Trudy Darnae Brdecka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brdecka of Rosenberg, was -elected to represent some 30 lodges in

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1'R11 RV ratiliEUI District (3 in the State Queen and King Contest. Trudy wild be judged on poise, personality, appearance and speech.

The subject for the speech will be "Why I Am Proud To Be A Member Of The ,SPJST." Trudy is 17 years old, and has been a member of lodge 28 since she was about 1 year old. She is a senior at Lamar High Schoul in Rosenberg.

Trudy was a member of the school band for two years, a member of the 4-H Club for two years, and has been in the A Cappella Choir for the past three years. When she completes her senior year she will have six years of volleybatil on the A team.

Her future plans are to attend either secretarial training school or attend art college.

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DISTRICT 6 CONTESTANTS STATE TALENT & QUEEN OR KING, CONTEST

DISTRICT SEVEN Officers of District Seven and several members met at Lodge No. 161 La Parita on Aug. 16th and planned the procedure of the Di_t. Seven meeting, which will be herd on Sept. 13, 1964, at Lodge No. 56 Anton Cermak.

The following will be the procedure: 9:30 a.m. -- Registration 10 a.m. until 12 Noon — Meeting 12 to 1:30 p.m. — Lunch 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. — Cake walk (proceeds go toward the c -epense of sending contestants to the State Contest which willi be held on Sept. 20th at Holland, Texas).

2:30 to 4:30 p.m. — Talent contest, Queen and King Contest, and Craft Contest.

4:30 to 5 p.m. — Speaking by Supreme Lodge officers 5 to 5:30 p.m. — Awarding of prizes in the talent and craft contests.

5:30 p.m. — Crowning of the Queen or King and Duchess and escorts.

Sisters of District Seven are urged to donate cakes to the cake walk. From the proceeds of the cake walks will come the money used to send the winners to the State Contest. Don't let your youth down, Plet's all work for a good cause. This money will be for the District Youth Fund, Fraternally, Mrs. Betty Jurica, Secretary of Dist. VII SPJST

ROBSTOWN LODGE NO. 1E7 Robstown Lodge No. 117 will hold its regular meeting in Sept. 6, 1964, at Community Haiti at 2 o'clock. This is the last meeting before the District VII Meeting, which will be held on Sept. 13th at Lodge 56, Corpus Christi.

Sisters are asked to bring food of their choice for the social hour following the meeting on the 6th.

Mrs. Betty Jurica, Reporter --SP .1 ST-

1. District 6 Queen Candidate Trudy Brdecka Escort: Louis Brdecka 2. Talent: Age group 10 thru 13 Judy Chudy.

3. Talent: Age group -4 thru 16 Jinimy Otto 4. Talent, Group: Juliet and Nora ,Schwartzkopf,: Dolores , Diane and ',Susan Knebel, Patricia and Donna Reck, and Renee Kaiser.

OF DISTRICT ONE We wile meet at Bryan, Texas, Lodge No. 39 on Friday, Sept. 11, to choose our talent contestants who will go to the state contest on September 20th.

To all local youth leaders of District 1, ptiease have your local contestants ready to compete in this contest. This will not be a big affair; we will just meet with the directors and judges at 7:30 to choose the winners to represent our district. You need not have a MEMBERS

youth club or youth leader to compete.

Jut follow the rules as they have appeared many times in our Vestnik. The rules are the same for all districts.

Here's hoping that we have a good turn out. We will be looking forward to meeting with you on this night.

(Mrs.) Lillie Matejka, District Youth Director FROM DIST, I YOUTH DIRECTOR Dear Members of District I: I have finally gotten around to saying "Thank You to all the peopte who worked with the Youth Activity Day in Our Di_triet. All of your help is greatly appreciated by me and our district officers. I think everybody did a good job and the complaints have been very few.

We had a gc ed representation in our various contests; mere of our lodges took part than ever before. For this I am very happy.

Our judges for the day did a hard day's work and to them we extend a special word of thanks.

I wanted to have a frail report of the income and expense in this report but I cannot give it to you for all the bills have not been paid. I do know that we gave $281.00 to the children who took Part in our contests and the crowning of our queen. This does not include the cost of anything; this is money given away in prizes. I will give a complete report in our next district meeting.

I think that a til contests were covered in our editor's report and my notes given him; therefore, I will not repeat any of this information.

All in all, we had a wonderful turnout in our district and I am glad that so many people attend. It was better than I expected. We had peop +le from other districts and we hope you will come back again.

Thanks to Brother Hejny from the Supreme Lodge for being with us on this day.

(Mrs.) Lillie Matejka, Youth Director, Dist. 1 —SPJST-

LODGE NO. 87, TEMPLE

Dear Members and Friends: The regular monthly meeting of Lodge No. 87, will be held Tuesday night, Sept. 8, 1964, at 7:30 p.m. in the meeting room in Tom's Place, 1805 E. Adams Ave. Let's have a large attendance.

Fraternally yours, Lillian Kosarek, Secretary

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Ccionation. Pictured here is the entire royal court.

District I YAD and Coronation. Pictured here is the entire royal court, just prior to ceronation. Left to right: Princess Elajne .:akoink (Lodge 9, Snook); Escort ; Jodie Adamek (Lodge 9, Snook); Princess, Marilyn Joyce Ernicko (Lodge 169, Brenham); E'.3cort, Cary Iltnicko (Lodge 169, Brenham); Duchess, Debbie f;elic:Ja 1'41i)o!0; Duke, David Vektoric (Lodge 39, Snook); Duchess, Darken Matejka (Lodge 31, Bryan); Duke, Sammy Novosad (Lodge 39, Bryan); Escort, Cindy Macek (Lodge 39, Bryan); Prince, Teddy Mar.thei (Fl, BYlan) (competed for king). (Judging for the Talent and King/Queen Contests were Melvin Skrabanek, Maxine Seleik, and Diane Mooney).

LODGE NO. 25 SHIDMOftE Dear Members and Friends, We will have our Sloven Jihu Lodge No. 26 SPJST meeting on September 13th at 1 p.m. at the Olmos Club Building.

All members and !friends are always welcome to attend these meetings.

Fraternally, Annie Mae Gilbert Secretary

LODGE NO. 6, COTTONWOOD Dear Members and Friends: Cottonwood Lodge No. 6 invites all of you to our Labor Day Dance on Saturday, September 5th, with a very popular and newly-organized band, "The Hi-Liters." They play the kind of music to please everyone. So won't you please come out to hear them?

We wish to see many of you there, especially the lodge members.

Fraternally yours, The Entertainment Comm.

LODGE NO. 15, BUCKHOLTS Dear Members and Friends, This is just a reminder that our re g ular monthly meeting will be held September 13, at 2 p.m.

Fraternally yours, Patricia Kamenicky, Reporter —CPJST-LODGE 88 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

information Will Soon Be Published So That Every Lodge Member Will Know What To Do To Help!

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NO. 30, TAITON and Friends, Our last au yting co Sunday, Aug. was poc. iy attended. The reason oculd L:e that most farmerJ were busy harvesting crops. The gills are still running 24 hours a day. We had some rain which may interrupt the harvesting of cotton and rice.

As you know cur Ledge No. 30 at Taiton will host the District 6 meeting Ear .day, Got. 18, so I am asking all members of Lodge 30 to try and attend our next meeting, which wi.", 11,21d Sunday SF.pt. 6, at 2 p.m., so that we can work out the details of our district meeting.

While attending the convention in Wc,co I must say I enjoyed it all, espeeiL : 17 the bane' et o 7 .___:,rn Temple, end nic. 3t of all, the choral club of I'.:(17e No. 66, directed by cur editor, Eruaier Nick Morris. I think it was one of the best I have ever heard. It would be nice if they recorded an album of songs.

I hope to see all members of Lodge 30 at our regular meeting September 6, included our district president, Brother 'Drvin Holy.

Fraternally, Mrs. J. W. Krutilek, Financial Secretary (Thanks for the nice compliment.

We haven't thought of making a record, but it's an idea. — Editor).

SPJSTLODGE NO. 165, MOULTON Dear Readers and Writers: In our col ntry farmers are very busy gathering cotton and corn from the fit'As and there's plenty of cotton to pick since the crop is very good. Even me and my husband went to pick, but it's a hard job for people our age.

Since my last letter our lodge lost a very valuable member, Mrs. Elizabeth, Beran. She was always willing to help at our lodge whenever possible. Our sympathy to her bereaved children.

Our last meeting was well attended.

The door prize was won by Brother Henry Urbish. We decided to postpone our regular meeting in September to the 3rd Sunday of the month because our Catholic Church will have their annual picnic, and we all want to go and enjoy the all-day feast. So please don't forget Sept. 20th at 2 p.m. as always and come to our meeting.

Today is the funeral of Joe Wagner of Moulton, age 67. He died in his sleep Sunday morning. He was in poor health for a number of years.

Our lodge held a free dance and entertainment last Sunday, Aug. 23, and

D;st ., I yA•D asA L. The new q cen for E..striet I. is Elaine Jakubik (9), shown here with escort Jodie Adainek (9), Duchess Debbie Sebesta and Duke Dadd Rekterik, all (.1 Lodge No. 9, Snook.

I heard reports the next day that it was a great success. People enjoyed the favorite old time music and dancing to the "Four Leaf" band of Moulton, provided by Bill Mikulencak, Joe Palms, Anton Palitza on his new accordion and the well-known Frank Zamikal who is also a good singer of Czech songs, Goad work, boys; just stay with it. I was delighted to see our younger member's all working hard and steady at their assigned jobs.

Credit goes to Brother Roman Zidek.

Thanks a lot, Roman! The more we members and friends get together the merrier. Thanks to you fine people for coming la'-t Sunday and hope you all come ag ain next time.

Here it is September and time for school to start. By the way, I will again babysit for my two grandsons. Man, are they full of pep!

I thought of an incident that happened in a school. A school nurse one day sent a boy home with a note asking his mother to give him a bath becaue he smelled bad. The next day the boy returned to the nurse with the following note: "Johnnie smells just like his father. The trouble with you old maids is that you don't know what a real he-man should smell like."

And that's what I say, "like father,

like son." She was right from her experience.

This will be all for today. To you fine people and friends who tall me you enjoy reading my letters, I say "Thank You", and God Bless You All with health and Happiness.

Your reporter, Bessie Fojt ---SPJST LADIES CIRCLE OF LODGE 92, FORT WORTH Dear Members and Friends, The next regular meeting of the Ladies' Circle will be held Thursday, Sept. 10, 1964 at 10:30 a.rri; at the National Hall, 3316 Roberts Cutoff.

We had a nice attendance at our Aug. meetin g , including one visitor, Mrs. Liane Vaughn .froin St. Louis, Mo. She demonstrated embroidery paints.

We enjoyed having her and hope to have her back again.

The hostesses for last month served a delicious lunch of chicken salad sandwiches, potato salad, jello, cakes, parties, and iced tea. The hostesses were Millie Wruble, Vie Murphy, Mar. gie Buck, and Veto. Middleton.

Happy Birthdays were extended to Neva Kratky and Helen Zieh. The door prize was won by Frances Dalton.

Fraternally yours; Billie Spindor

Wednesday, September 2, 1964 MINUTES OF SPJST DISTRICT II ACHIEVEMENT and YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY AT LODGE TYRS NO. 811 ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1964 The meeting was called to order by President Bro. Joe Barabas of Holland Ledge 80 who welcomed the assembly by wishing all an enjoyable afternoon.

'The meeting was turned over to Bro. Lad Stalmach, President of District No. 2. Brother Stalmach wished all a successful meeting.

The Pledge of Allegiance was given by the assembly.

President Stalmach introduced Mrs. Clara Hejl, youth director of District No. 2. She talked briefly on the achievement cf the youth of the district.

Brother Stalmach then introduced Bro. Frank Klinkovsky, Vice President of District No. 2. Bro. Klinkovsky conducted the talent contest much to the satisfaction of all.

The minutes of the District No. 2 meeting held at Ledge 15, Buckholts, on Ei:nday, March 22, lc/64, were read arid accepted.

Supreme officers of the SPJST present for this occasion were President Edward L. Marek; Vice President, Joe B. Hejny; District No. 2 Director, Henry Vitek, and Editor of the Vestnik, Nick A. Morris.

President Marek spoke to the gathering in his usual fine manner. It was enjcyed by all.

An invitation of Lodge 47, Seaton, to hold our District II meeting there was accepted. After a delicious supper served by the sisters of the host lodge, the selection of the district queen was next on the program. This was under the supervision of Vice President Hejny.

In this contest Rita Matl of Lodge 87 was runner-up, and Donna Gayle Gonimert of Lodge 80 was selected the Queen of District No. 2.

The evening festivities ended with a dance at night.

Fraternally yours, Joe Barbabas Jr. Secretary Dist, II -SPJSTLODGE NO. 88, HOUSTON Dear Vestnik Readers: Our new lodge site "Park Improvement Day," which was Sunday, August 23rd, got off to a good start!

We were amazed to see such a large number of members and friends who came out to help clear and beautify the park site.

We were disappointed by the heavy rain that came around 12 noon and we all had to run for shelter. The rain

District I Youth Director . Lillian Matejka is shoWn crowning E cart Jodie Adamek (9), while Queen E.Aine Jakubik (9) smiles approvingly. delayed chow time. Hot dogs with trimmings were served, army style. Bro. Alvin Horcica was in charge of the hot dog serving with his truck-equipped kitchen, or portable kitchen. We are grateful to Mr. Tom Martin who brought his tape recorder to the hall, and played taped selections by the Joe Cervenka Orch. of Wallis. Mr. Martin is a member of the band, which incidentally will make their appearance here at Lodge 88 on Saturday night, Oct. 31, 1964. That's Halloween night, so mark this date on your calendar, and start planning your costume for that particular night. It will be fun.

We would also like to inform everyone that the Bay City Dutchmen Orchestra of Corpus Christi will play here at Lodge 88 on 'Suturday night, Oct. 3rd.

This is South Texas' most popular orchestra, featuring modern and oldtime music.

The winners of the door prizes at

the Saturday night dance were Frank l3ohac, Emil Horelica, and Lawrence Dornak. The donors were Ruby Cernosek and Helen Valcik. Thanks Mr. Editor, I with to compliment you on ytour ecrtorial abolut your trip to Washington. It was very interesting.

Fraternally, EVelyn Vornsand VOLNA CECHIE LODGE NO. 135, ENNIS Dear Brothers and Sisters: The Dallas Fraternal Council will be guests at Ennis Sokol Hall in Ennis on September 14, 1964 at 8 p.m.

Si JST Lodges No. 25 and No. 135 and ZCBJ Lodge No. 402 will be hosts. After the business meeting the members will be entertained with a game party.

Benefit: Angels, Incorporated.

This is the first meeting of the Dallas Fraternal Council in Ennis. We wish to extend an invitation to all

Wednesday, September 2, 1984 members of these lodges and adjoining lodges. Come and spend the evening with us. Bring your friends. The local lodge women are asked to bring some pastry.

Fraternally yours, Mary A. Laznovsky, Lodge No. 135, ecy.

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LODGE, NO. 88, HOUSTON NO EXCUSES PLEASE Dear Brothers and Sisters: Thanks to the many members who showed up at the new lodge site on clean up day, August 23. The 150 members sure did a wonderful job for the 2,500 who didn't show up. I hope the inen!bers that didn't show up for various reasons, will at least say "thank you to the below-named members who made this clean-up day a success.

Alice, Paul, Joseph, Robert and James Bily, Mr. and Mrs. E. Vala, Mr. and Mrs. Courtney, Harry and Micky Rice, Ernest and Pearl Hanka, Jarda Cerny, Dick and Donna Schnell, Louis and Oleta Hanus, Maxine and Terry Sefcik, Ed and Louise Kadlecek, Steve and Estere Kelly, John and Frances Kadlecek, Lowman and Lillian Kruse, Rose Hanus Ruiand, Mr, and Mrs. Baethe, Marie Kalusek, Waldo Kalich, Emmett and Lorraine Cocek, Joe Fusig, Bill and Irene Slovacek, Alfred (Ax) IV: her, Otto and Evelyn Mikeska, Al Haas, Ed, John, Jr., and Marilyn Kadlecek, Anton and Anna Svestka, Tim and Naomi Kostom, Oscar and Tillie Helmcamp, Bill and Evelyn Vornsand, Harley, Donnie, Bonnie and Viola Cox, L. A. and Marian Mikes, Rudy Miculka, Joe and Stanley E4ner, James Hightower, Jo Ann Cashiola, Carl, Bruce and Lorrine Linderman, Willie and Roland Sefcik, Jay Wilkerson, Clark Walla, Jimmie Wilkerson, Albert Bristik, Jane Dvorak, Al Horcica, Mr. and Mary Johnson, Milton and Mary Kalousek, L. Kusey, Ruby Cernosek, Fred Sembera and the cute five, Gus Urbanovsky, Emil Bily, E. Horelica, H. Hruby, J. Sontag, Herman(test pilot) Liebscher, Fred Buri, Mary Louise Kadlecek, Vic Krutilek, and Wallace Manning.

To the above-mentioned members I wish to thank most sincerely for making my job as chairman of the cleanup committee a tremendous success.

The morning was used mostly to cut low branches off the trees; large rocks were hauled to the rear of our lake, the grass was cut, and many stumps were removed. Maxine 1Sefcik felt at home behind the wheel of the mowing tractor. Judge Ernest Hanka drove the wrong way and got stuck in the mud.

Ta•.ent Contest, Lodge Houston. Individual contestants ages 1012. in the above picture from left to right: Runner-up Donna Schnell, Donna Machann (winner), Frances Vala, and Timmie Janak F`, who p;-!-0-1-ed their talent at ocle •e 88, Jny 25th.

Talent Contest, Lodge 98, Houston. Age group 1943. The above winners are front row, left to right: Freddie Sembera, Kathy Sembera, and Patsy Sembera. Back row from left to right: Jimmie Vornsand, Bruce Lindemann, Victor Janak, and Frances Vala. All the participants are from Lodge 88.

18 L. A. Mikes had an unfortunate accident while chopping the tree stumps.

Bruce Linderman got a lesson about the possum hole from commander Ed Kadlecek. Harry Rice was the determined member who conquered the bigge_t tree 'Stufrip. Tim I-tostarn made believe he was carrying a shovel and not using it. A- Wisher was the left-handed ax Swinger. IL Hruby is one member we alway, appreciate. Mary KalouSek and Lorraine Coeek checked their weight' alter the clean-up day with smiles. Herman Liebscher made a test flight over the bridge with hiA jet engine: Louise Kadlecek served the chile on the hot dogs. Kathy, Peggy, and. Sandra Sembera fought over the watermelons Mary L•ui e Kadlecek brought froth Hempstead. Alvin Horcica did a supreme pob of roasting the delicious licit dogs. Dick Schnell and ilaughter Lonna took all those exciting pietres of the members working. Roland and Willie Sefeik always take pride in helping our SPJST lodge when we need it the most. Annie Vala did a super job of handling the wheel-barrow under the trees. Karl Linlerman leaned on a hoe and dreamed about the, good ole farm days. Albert Bristik took it easy, but did a good pob. Jay Wilkerson tried to make Louis Hanus take a drink out of his 5-gallon gas can. Joe Fiisig, Joe and Stanley Eiziter got . an early start for the clean-up day.

Waldo‘Kalich took a few pictures and at the same time was telling everyone about the Knights of Dixie Orchestra frbin Schulenburg. Anton Svestka and Baethe, the two oldest members, did much work at the lodge site Micky Rice, Rose Ruland, Evelyn Vornsand, Evelyn . Kruse, Marian Mikes, fusFcl besause they could not find a ho6 that would fit their dainty hands. kritieSt Hanka and Ai Hiisher checked theh waist line after a few swings with axes. Dependable Milton Kalousek on hand again, did a wonderful job. Jarda Cerny took a short break and sold some SPJST life insurance.

Thanks . again to the many members who helped to make our clean-up day a tremendous success. We will have another clean-up day before our grand opening, and I hope the 2,500 who did not show Iv will come and do their part like the other 150 loyal members.

The lodge belongs to the members and the least they can do is give it a little care. Please do your part the next time.

Let's Be Friends, Louis Hanus

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Ta ent Contest, Ltw,lge, 88 Hotaston.individual contestants ages 1314, left to right: Jimmie Vornsan.d, winner; Marbaret Vain, Carolyn " “P'e Philip, and alariPyal

Talent Contest, Lodge 88, Houston, 4-3. From left to right in the above picture is local talent winner Karen Marshal! of Lodge 88, and runner-up is Debbie Stavinoha also of Lodge 88.

Talent Contest, Lodge 88, Houston, Individual 7-9. In the above picture Marian Kadlecek (winner) is smiling over her victory in a recent talent show, which took place at Lodge 88.

LODGE 88 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Information Will Soon Be Published So That Every Lodge Member Will Know What To Do To Help!

GOAL OF LODGE 88's MEMBERSHIP DRIVE is 1,000 New ADULT Members in 100 Days!

A nurse was preparing the usual forms listing information about a new patient and asked him if he happened to have an area code.

"Nod really," he replied. "Just a touch of hay fever."

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11.T.E1S-ON LODGE 146, Dear Brothers oral ,Sistcrs: Every Wedne.day 1 keep locking in the Vostnik to read about Galveston, b.:t I see that themcsnhers are either too busy or they don't care about the lodge and its activfd:o . ;. It surprised a very much that Ir.) ;:ne, \crate about the annual barbecue or the dance. I hi it ying anything because : recite beides myself should news. ho Sept. RIth we will have a very _portant meeting. At this meeting we Will decide on many important things for the future of Woodrow Wilson Lodge 146.

I have been hearing disturbing news during the past three to four weeks.

My intention from the start was for the benefit of Woodrow Wilson Lodge No. 146. But from what I have heard I don't think the members appreciate what the lodge has been ,doing. I did not do anything on my own. The suggestions I make have to be accepted by the members at a meeting and voted on. I 'hove not done any of the entertainment on my awn. It was approved at the meetings. Any member who does not approve of the things that are going on should come to the meetings and vote the suggestions down, or approve them, and then work for the benefit of the lodge. It might

be well to remember the words of our Ildte President: "Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country."

Dear members, ask not what Lodge Woodrow Wilson can do for you, but what you can do for your lodge and the youth who will -take your place and mine, when the time comes for us to depart from this world. What el e does the word "fraternal" stand for?

At the Sept. 13th meeting on Sunday at 3 pan. sharp, the _following members will be initiated. All the members who missed the last initiation are: James D. Kennedy, John William Bullard, Joseph P. Sedgwick, Linda Lee Leskcvjan, 'Edward Sarman, Frankie Beran III, John Myers Mead, Tr., Robert L. Knebel, and Miss Elaine Knebel.

These are the new members for June, July and August: Mary G. Beran, Randolph R. Kinch, Steven R. Lineh, Da\2,d J. Kinch, Ronald F. Higgins, ;Etephen J,. Baumann, SY., Stephen F. Baumann, Jr., Travis L. Jar aszewski, Sr. All the above have been issued policies.

The following are still in the pro::es-. of getting policies: Belga E. Land, and Laura Alyssa Schmidt.

If the,:e. is any one I have missed, please come and let us know about it.

I beg yoli members to give your support tc the president and the committees so that this lodge might be a success.

I almost forgot to thank the Brothers and Sister-. from around Waco and Bellmead for the good word. I am glad that the news has spread, May God bless all of you. I am sure you all bad a nice time in Galveston, even if I did not get to see 'you. Next time give me a call or come by, I always like to meet the members from out of town.

Brothers and sisters, not only am I hoping to see you at the September meeting but all the members of Woodrow Wilson Lodge 146 would like to see you.

As you have heard, a storm is out in the Gulf. Let's hope and pray it does not come our way. Let's pray that it will dissipate before it hits here.

Fraternally yours, Frank H. Beran, Jr. (Editor's note: One way to solve the reporting problem in any lodge is for the lodge membership to elect or appoint a responsible and conscientious lodge repartee. Regarding the other matter, it behooves the membership to take an active part in lodge fun-

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ctions. It serves no good purpose to condemn action taken by the members at a meeting which the "criticizer" did not attend. The answer: attend the meetings!).

SPJSTODGE NO. FORT WORTH The next regular meeting of Lodge Evaz Cechoslovanu No. 92 will be held on September 13, 1964, beginning at 2 p.m. 'Ine sisters are asked to please bring pastry for the nipper which will be served after the business meeting, Also a reminder to each and everyone: you are cordially invited to the next dance en September 6, 1964. The next day is a holiday (Labor Day), so let's all make plans and bring your family or visitors to this dance. The music will be by the popular band, the Johnny Sebetka L iolka Peppermints from Dallas. The lodge hall is airconditioned for everyone's comfort and pleasure. Food will be sold in the kitchen. For reservations call MA 40251.

Fraternally, Mrs. Mary Paprskar, Secty.-Reporter --SPJSTSOKOL SLET AND INSTRUCTORS' COURSE A SUCCESS

A two-week instructors course ( July 1, ,=',t to Aug. 1) sponsored by the Southern District, American Sokol Organizaticn, was climaxed recently at the Ennis Sokol Gym. Diplomas were awarded to 43 st_dents.

Instructors for the coure were Edwin J. Halik of Chicago, Director of Men , lor the American Sokol; Jeri Krizenecky of Chicago, a member of the national instructor's staff and Anne Lyday of Dallas. They were assisted by members of the Southern District Board of Instructors — Jerry and Henrietta Milan, Fort Worth; Walter Hosek and Joe Ehrenberger of Dallas; Sylvia and Larry Laznovsky of Ennis.

The Southern District has sponsored a course of this' type for the past three years. The two previous courses were held at the Dallas Sokol. This year's class was the largest ever enrolled.

These classes are held to develop leaders in the Sokol's movement for physical fitness. The Sokol movement does not specialize in any particular phase of gymnastics, but is known throughout the country for its development of all-around gymnasts.

During the two weeks, classes were held in Ifirst-aid; calisthenics, apparatus, and matching terminology; ballet; tumbling; self-improvement in appra-

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SOKOL DIPLOA From left to right, first row: Liml;, Kehler, Janie Ileochaska, Ly,day, Sylvia itaznovsky, La y id illikesko., Jim Pmy:., 1291/and, Henrietta Kathy Houzvicka, Cindy Sebctka, Debbie hrasky, Donald Steinman, Franiiie PirGehaAia, Dan sky. tus work. :Students were taught basic information needed to instruct gymnastic classes in their local units.

The graduation program consisted of four Hawaiian dances in authentic costumes and leiL made by the girls during their stay here; free form floor exercises; pyramids; calisthenics with wands and marching.

Master of Ceremonies was George Prevratil of Dallas, Southern District vice president. Diplomas were presented by the district directors, Joe Ehrcnberger and Sylvia, I.aznovsky.

Local students participating were -Patricia Troja.cek, Anne Moucka, Allan Houdek and Joe David Holland.

Attending from . Dallas were: Craig

rp;:a Peters, Juanita Foster, Jan Munvka;secodrw:A

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Car-';. Harris, Craig Becker, David Sears, John Kohler, Joe David "1.- Janet Smith, Kathy Vrla, Trojaceic, Jennifer Sneed, Joe Frevratil, Hobby Pody Janoilsok, Tony Albom, 'enberger, Larry Laznov-

D:.borah Pecker, Don Burkarih, rder, Carl Harris, HaJoe. Prevratil, Jim Pre1, Larry Janousek, Kohler, Louis Kohler, Debby Podhrasky, David David Sears, Cynthia SeSmith, Janet Barjennifcr Sneed, Kathy Vrla.

Studmts from Fort Worth were -Tway Alla plm, livelyn Dana., Billie Joe axe , ; e Prochaska, Janie Procha . ' Steinman, Roy SteinL;teintrian.

Fleti c=:entai from Houston were —Jerry Billy, Johnny Busch, David keska, Randy Soukup,

Attending from Corpus Crhisti were — Juanita Foster, Don Hansen, Georgia Ann Peters, Michael Majek.

(Photo, and information courtesy Ennis Daily News and Sylvia Laznovsky).

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From The Supreme

APPLICATION FOR SP.IST STATE YOUTH DIRECTOR WILL BE ACCEPTED A State Youth Director will be hired by the Supreme Lodge under the following provi.ions: 1. i'clust be a tnember of the SP.IST; 2. Be able to devote full time to the position; 3. he free to travel at all times; 4. Own red: (1 . 7ve a car; 5. -A-Yai.!..- =" . fo'; e ni'd I a ..- rnetrflo_.-,_v_o;n-, : 7' L 199.2•'--6. IW • f:', furnish recommendations, qualM,,aions, and experience with letter oi appliction; 7. Be -illint.r, to move to or within COMMUting distance of Temple; 8. Application must be at the SPJST office in Temple, Texas, not later than ".,-;Ortoltrrr-71:: A monthly salary of 5450.00 plus / ( travel expenses will be paid to the person hired.

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VE8TN 11‹ 1. Judging of can didates.

2. Announcement of State Queen or King winner.

3. Crowning of State Queen by Francis Miller, 1963 Queen 4. Presentation of trophies and gifts.

5. Introduction of candidates and escorts.

6. Queen's Ball; music furnished by Bohac Sisters.

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THE SPJST STATE QUEEN AND KING

CONTEST Sept. 20, 1964 at 7 p.m.

Lodge No. 80, HoIland The candidates will be judged on appearance, poise, personality and speech. The subject of the speech is to be: "Why I Am Proud To Be A Member Of The ,SPJST." Time limit not to exceed five minutes. Their cho,en partner will not be judged.

The candidates may wear the same formals they wore in the District Contest. Each candidate will furnish own corsage.

Escort will wear either a dark suit of a white coat with black trouser~.

—SPJST

Joe B. Dejny, Vice Pres.

Supreme Lodge, SPJST P. 0. Box 100 Temple. Texas 76502

Sept. 20, 1964, Holland Lodge Hall 12:00 O'clock — Dinner 1:30 p.m. — Assembly called to order and a welcome address by Brother Joe Barabas, President of Lodge No. 80, Holland.

1. Introduction of master of ceremonies.

2. Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of our Country.

3. Introduction of and an address by Miss Betty J. Machan. "Miss SPJST of the :XIX Convention."

4. Judging of talent entries.

5. While judges are deciding on winners: Introduction of first place State Talent Winners in 1963.

Recognition of all Youth Directors.

6. Announcement of State Winners.

7. PireFentation of trophies to winners and. gifts to other contestants.

8. Introduction of talent participants.

5:30 p.m. — Supper 7:00 p.m. —State Queen Contest

JUVENILE DEPARTMENT Class JE: Endowment at age 18 0 to 9 ((Men referred to as Educational Plans Class JT: Term to age 16 0 to 15 Convertible on or prior to age 16 Double idemnity riders may be attached to both the above certificates and payor rider to the JE certificate.

LCDGE 88 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Information Will Soon Be Published So That Every Lodge Member Will Know What To Do To Help!

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SCHEDULE SPJST STATE TALENT CONTEST

Term Mortgage CaneellatiOn 20 to 55 Class MC: Twenty Year DecreaSing Term Mortgage Cancellation, 20 to 50 Class ML: Twenty-Five Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Cancellation 20 to 45 Class MD: Thirty Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Cancellation, 20 to 40 Class 5T: Five Year Term Renewable and Convertible 16 to 59 Class 10T: Ten Year Term Renewable and Convertible 16 to 55 Class 20T: Twenty Year Term Convertible Only 16 to 50 Class 65T Term to 65 — Convertible prior to age 60 16 to 55 Waiver of premiums or payor riders may be attached to all the above certificates. Double Indemnity riders may be attached to all certificates except the decreasing term mortgage cancellation plans.

TYPES OF CERTIFICATES OFFERED

BY THE SPJST Issue Age

Type Class PR: Preferred Whole Life 5 to 55 Class W: Life Paid-up at 85 0 to 70 Clans K: Life Paid-up at 65 0 to 55 Class C: Twenty Payment Life 0 to 60 Class D: Fifteen Payment Life 0 to 60 0 to 60 Class E: Ten Payment Life Class SPL: Single Premium Life Cert.

0 to 65 Class F: Fifteen Payment Endowment 0 to 55 Class G: Twenty Payment Endowment 0 to 60 Class I: Twenty Payment Endowment at age 60 0 to 39 Class H: Endowment at age 65 0 to 45 Class SPE: Single Premium Endowment after 20 years 0 to 60 Class M. Retirement at age 65 0 to 60 Class MX: Ten Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Cancellation 20 to 55 Class MK: Fifteen Year Decreasing

GOAL OF LODGE 88's MEMBERSHIP DRIVE is 1,060 New ADULT Members in 10Q Days!

SPJST Bulletin Board LODGE NO. 142, HOUSTON Barbecue — Sunday, September 13th, at Stefanik Hall, 5508 Nolda Street, Houston.

Emily Mynar Secretary 5620 Mitchelldale Houston, Texas —SPJST--

LODGE NO. 29, TAYLOR

Sixty-fifth anniversary celebration at Lodge Praha No. 29, Sunday, October 4th.

LODGE 66 CHORAL GROUP Regular rehearsals Thursday, Sept.

10th and Sept. 17th.

Special rehearsal with the Datlas groups on Friday, Sept. 25th.

Nick Morris, Director

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KOLACEE. BAKE SALE, LODGE 88 The Birthday Club sisters will hold their regular Bake Sale of home-made kolaches at the Lodge Hall, 1140 Robbie on Saturday, September 12th, due to the Labor Day holiday weekend.

Race your orders early by calling UN 2-0256. Any sister wishing to help, please report with your apron early that Saturday morning.

The Birthday -Clith Sisters sins

SCHEDULE OF FALL DISTRICT MEETINGS DISTRICT III District III will hold its fall meeting at Lodge No. 35, Elk, on October 25th.

—SPJ ST--

DISTRICT V The fall meeting of District V will be held on November 1st, at the American Legion Hall in Needville. Lodge No. 81 will be the host lodge. Meeting will convene at 10:30 a.m. Our District V Rest Home director is to be elected at this meeting.

—SPJSTDISTRICT VI The fall meeting of District Six will take place at New Talton Lodge, No. 30, October 18, 1584. Meeting will commence at 1 p.m.

Frank I. Olsovsky, Secretary DISTRICT VII District 7 will hold its fall meeting on Sunday, September 13, 1964. Host lodge is Lodge Anton Cermak No. 56 in Corpus Christi.

—SR-1ST

STATE CONTEST The State Talent and State Queen and King Contests will be held al Lodge No. 80 in Holland, on September 20th. More details later.

DISTRICT V SPRING MEETING The spring meeting of District V will be held on March 28, 1965. Time and place will be announced later.

—SPJ ST

Youth Section LODGE NO, 54, WEST Dear Members and Friends, I am writing to remind everyone that our meeting wilt1 be held on the second Sunday of September instead of the first Sunday!. Please remember this.

Well, school has already begun. I hope all of you pass. I wish you thick! especially to those who will begin with the new math and those beginning high school.

This summer has been very pleasing' for me. I have had to work in the fief d a let but I didn't mind. Now, since we are : stripping cotton there is a lot to be (lane. I have had a lot of fun.

With school going on that means I will have to Le on the go all day and night.

Wal I had better close for now.

Please iemember that our next meeting will be on the second Sunday in :.=ceptember. (foci Bless all.

Rose Marie March President TEXAS Dear Vestnik Readeu, I was glad to see that everyone at the SP,IST A-tivity Day last SundaY, August 16, and we a!_l thank the judges for being there.

I guess all the children (including my...elf) are glad to see school start.

To the person who won queen, I'm very proud of you because I know you worked very hard on the speech. I also wish you lots of tuck at the district contest.

We sure do like the rain we Rot. We got about an inch.

Sincerely Ka thy Monthei LODGE NO. f.:6, WACO Hi Readers, The Youth Club of Lodge 66 held Its August meeting this past Sunday.

The meeting was carded to order by President Frances Miller. The minutes Write iced by Beverly Gaidusek, secretary of the Teenage Youth Club, and were approved as read.

All officers were present, except the vice-pre s ident and guide. We had only one guest, Mike Kaatz. Mike is to become one of the Youth. Club members soon.

As my last letter told you our club is planning a back-to-school dance. We talked some more about the dance. We are hopin g that our dance will bring new friends and see Old friends in a get-together..

I must close for now and write my sister, becaua., today is her birthday.

Yours truly, Jean Spence Youth Club Reporter —SPJST--

LODGE NO. J'4, WEST Dear Vestnik Readers, Our next meeting will be on Septem,, ber 13th, so everyone come because we have a lot of business to discuss.

Mothers are requested to bring some

Wednesday, September 2, 1964 cost of pastry. Afterwards we will play baseball.

Ire sure had a lot of rain -- around 2 inches! it realty did rain Augf.st 8th and f Ufa, Saturday and Sunday. It really did cool ofi. c cliool started .September 1st, and I am not used to it yet. Anyway, I must close. May God bless you. f.-.3hniey Nemec, IOepoi ter LODGE Nom;. 73, SEYMOUR Dear R,caders: Sunday the 30th we are going to have cur district meeting. I will be on the program. It will be an all-day affair.

We -NI LE. have ; to :. how what we have ma de.

I can getting re; cly for school. It will start August the 31st. I will be in the fifth grade. Today I was busy letting out hems on my dresses. The 4-fl Club girls will have a sewing par2t 7; tiaLt the park and a supper on the I had a cyst taken off my leg. I will have the Ltitches taken out Monday ries,:t. time.

Yours Marek •

„LOGY t -a.-77/01111111111E74.4 EI, ', 'LUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned Resolution Committee cf Lodge rrantisek Palacky No. 21 at F.ngle, Texas, in behalf of our entire membership, wish to extend our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family of our departed baother, JOHN MACHYCEK, who paKed away en Judy 22, 1964, at the age of 86 at the County Hospital is Ganado after a lone: illness.

He was horn August- 19, 1878, in Fayette County near Engle. He was the son of Joseph Machycek, and Johana, Bareak.

He is survived by his wife, Emilie and seven children; fh'e sons and two daughters, 14 grandchildren, 16 greatgrandchildren and one brother, August Machyeek of Engle. His youngest son was killed in action in World War II on July 21, 1944, on Guam.

Bro. Machyeek was a member of the Catholic Assumption Church; Rev. Vaclav Bily officiated at funeral rites.

He was burled in the Catholic Cemetery at Ganado. He was a member of

Wednesday, Septeniber 2, 1964 our lodge for over 54 years. May he rest iii peace.

Raymond Kocian R. T.,Stavinoba Eddie Kubecka Resolution Committee —SPJST--

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eral Security System, establi hed in the 193C's, has been steadily improved and expanded, and it is supplemented by welfare and pension funds financed by industry, so that workers need no longer fear old age, ill health and the other vicisiitudes of life. And the graduated income tax has contributed to a far more equitable distribution of a vastly increased national income.

--SPJ8T

LCDGE 88 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Information Will Soon Be Published So That Every Lodge Member Will Know What To Do To He-p!

For The Housewife

LABOR DAY, U.S.A.

AN ADEQUATE BREAKFAST

It was in New York City, 82 years ago, that the first Labor Day parade took place. The daily New York 'World' reported that 20,000 cheering and singing workers, after a mass meeting in Union Square, marched up Broadway with banners flying.

When Labor Day was launched 82 years ago, the average industrial worker was paid 312 for a 60-hour week. Today the average is $85 for a 40-hour week. Taking into account the rise in prices, the average worker's wages today can buy three and a half times as much as at the time of that first parade u p Broadway.

Then, sweatshops, child labor, the speed-up system, unsanitary and hazardous conditions in factories, mines and mills, all these were widespread evils. Today the right to organize in unions of their own choosing, the right to bargain collectively with management, to strike if that fails — these rights are guaranteed by law, Strikebreaking and violence on the picket lines are now the rare exception.

Most if not all of the goals dreamed of in 1882 only by visionaries have been achieved. The minimum wage has been raised to $1.25 an hour. The Fed-

IS IMPORTANT

Skipping breakfast is not a good idea at any age, and is particularly harmful for youngsters and teenagers, Extension Service food and nutrition specialists say.

The human body needs refueling regularly, and breakfast is the meal that follows the longest stretch of non- eating.

Research has shown that without an, adequate breakfast, fatigue sets in earlier, irritability is increased, work output is reduced, and virtually all reaction time slows down. School children do not learn as easily, for they lack energy and sometimes become behavior problems.

Laek of time is the most frequent reason given for skimping on or skipping breakfast, says Mrs. Gwen Clyatt, Extension consumer marketing specialist, and the Extension nutritionists.

This shortage of time is mostly a habit and can be corrected by revising one's schedule and getting up a few minutes earlier, Breakfast should be a family affair.

Then everyone has the advantage of a good breakfast and the young people form a habit that will stand them in

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good stead the remainder of their lives.

SOUR CREAM IS VERSATILE

The piquant flavor of sour cream gives a magic lift to a variety of foods, :_ays Mrs. Gwen Clyatt, Extension Service consumer marketing specialist.

The name sour cream is a iamst a misnomer, for the commercially prepared sour cream available on today's market is not "sourer," but is "cultured." Lactic acid is the magic ingi &Tient for Making :_cur cream. It is added to paste.urized and homogenized light sweet creaM, and results in specially controlled, really tasty sour cream.

An excellent way to use sour cream ie an accent to new-crop vegetables.

Dairy :ou,r cream may be made a bit smoother and stiffer by whipping slightly. bon't ever-whip or you may make butter. You may want to stir sour cream into sauces and gravies at the end of cooking, adding only a tablespoon at a time.

Heat sour cream gently, but do not boil, reminds the speciall t. Cook sour cream hollandaise-type mixtures over warm, not boiling water, rather than direct heat. These mixtures are good as sauces with cooked vegetables such as brocColi and asparagus, and for garnishing fruit or vegetable salads.

SPJ

FLOOR CARE CAN BE MADE EASY

Research studies indicate that many homemakers dislike hom.e cleaning, and floor care seems to be the most dreaded job, says Mrs. Eula. J. Newman, Extension Service home In aru gement specialist.

Modern cleaning equipment used regularly and correctly gets rid of dust and soil the easy way, sl)e adds.

Increasing in popularity is the floor polisher. Sales for this time-and energy saver increased about 28 per, cent in April, 1964 over the same period a year ago.

Saving the floor also saves money, besides conserving time and energy.

Floor coverings and wood floors last longer when proper care is given.

Versatile cleaning equipment is designed to scrub, wax and polish floors.

There may be two sets of brushes, one for scrubbing and waxing and another for polishing. Felt or lamb's wool pads put on a fine finish and also help prevent slipping.

Mrs . Newman cautions that the electric floor polisher is not used with selfpolishing wax. A. long handled standard wax: applicator or a clean dry

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cloth is preferred, and rubbing is not necessary for a good gloss.

-SPJST--

DEFINING THE TERM "BEST BUY" "Best buy" is perhaps the most overused and least meaningful of all words used to describe food purchases.

Nothing is a good buy if it has little usefulness to the buyer. Families have definite food likes and dislikes, and no item is a good buy unless family members will eat it.

Family customs and traditions, religious beliefs, nationality perferenees, family income, employment of ehe homemaker outside the home, and store advertising influence whether the homemaker will choose certain foods.

One of the most misleading concepts in consumer buying is that the price of a food item indicates its cost.

Price and cost are meaningful only when comparing similar size and quality products at the same time. For example, price will have less bearing on the coat of meat for a family dinner than the number of servings a cut will yield. The number of servings may vary according to the cut, the amount of bone, fat or other waste and the method of cooking.

In essence, the homemaker needs to consider what is the best value—rather than the best buy—for her family.

How does she decide this? She must first consider the actual cost, number of servings, food value, convenience, likes and dislikes, then make her decision.

The new bulletin, "Family Food Budgeting fbr Good Meals and Good Nutrition" furnishes information that can aio in making such decisions. Copies are available from your Home Demonstration Agent.

• 4 CHICKEN WITH A FRENCH TOUCH Have a 31/2-pound chicken cut inta serving pieces. Sprinkle the pieces with 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice, then sprinkle them with a mixture of 1/2 teaspoon salt, a little pepper, and 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon. Chill for 20 minutes and drain the pieces.

Melt 1/2 cup butter in a heavy skillet over medium beat. Add the chicken pieces and brown well on all sides. Remove and keep warm, Combine contents of 1 can (1 pound 13 ounces) tomatoes, 1 cup dry white wine, 2 tablespoons tomato paste, 3 whole cloves, 1 stick cinnamon, and salt and pepper to taste. Mix well, then cook in the skillet over medium heat

for about 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Add the browned chicken pieces to to the sauce, cover, and cook over medium heat for about 45 minutes, or until chicken is tender.

STCultural Notes -SPJ

00f h ANNIVERSARY OF AN IMPORTANT PEACE PROPOSA, 01V.CINATING IN PRAGUE Of the four personages who are being commemorated by UNESCO this year to whom the Czechoslovak postal administration dedicated a special set of stamps is-ned on March 20, George of Podebrady, King of Bohemia (1.60 Kos stamp) is not as well known to the world at large as are the other three— Michelangelo Buonarroti (40 h stamp), William Shakespeare (60 h stamp) and Galileo Galllei (1 Kcs stamp).

However,' the rea:on why the civilized world will honor King George of Podebrady this year is just as important as the contributions of other, frequently better-known personalities in history.

George of Podebrady (1420-1471) was of noble birth, a member of the Bohemian :Hussite aristocracy, who following the death of the Hap burg king Albrecht II, took part in the ensuing struggle for power in Bohemia as leader of the feudal adherents of the Hussite movement. Thus in 1452-58 he became regent of the Kingdom of Bohemia, in the name of Albrecht's son Ladislaus Posthumus, in which capacity he proved his ability to rule by stabilizing the internal political conditions of the land within a comparatively short time. In 1458 he was elected King of Bohemia with even the Catholic feudal opposition casting its vote in his favor.

Because of his friendly attitude towards the Hussite movement, King George could not count on the good will of either the pope of the Holy Roman Emperor. When in 1462 Pope Pius II revoked the Basel Compacts, issued in the years 1431-49 by the Council of Basel and making certain concessions to the Hussites on the part of the Catholic Church, King George decided to reply to the pope's hostile act by launching a widespread world peace campaign which, without either the pope's or emperor's participation, would serve to ensure peace in Europe and stay the invasions of the Turks.

On May 16, 1463 -- 500 . years ago

Wednesday, September 2, 1964 George of Podebrady, — after lengthy and involved diplomatic negotiations, dispatched an official delegation with a detailed legal document containing the plan for a multilateral interim tional treaty to ensure peace in Europe. King George of Bohemia sent his proposal to Louis XI of Franee...ine delegation also went in the namz of King Kazimir Jagello of Poland as well as King Matthias Corvinus of Hungary, so that it represented a diplomatic undertaking of no small measure.

The proposal made by King George of Podebrady, which with its exact legal formulation and purposeful political intent is the first of its kind in world history, is considered by interimtional scientific circles to be of great historical significance. The establishment of the League of Nations following World War I and the United Nations towards the end of World War II, provided that this proposal can rightly be considered as the ideological precursor of both these international organizations.

The graphic artist and engraver Jiri Svengsbir, designer of the 1.60 Kcs stamp, created the King's portrait from the picture by an unknown aritst which hangs in Castolovice Castle in Northeastern Bohemia. He added a heraldic lion, emblem of the Kingdom of Bohemia, inside the capital letter "G" of "Georgius" and the pertinent latin inscription "Protectus Georgii regis Bohemine, 1464-1964, Cultus Pacis."

In connection with the issue of this stamp we should like to point out that two Czechoslovak stamps of an earlier date depict Podebrady Castle, where the forefathers of George of Podebrady at one time held sway. These are the 4 Kcs stamp issued in 1936 which depict the equestrian statue of King George in front of Podebrady Castle in the present-day spas of the same name, located 50 kilometers east of Prague, and the 40 h commemorative issued in in 1958 with a view of the castle and town as seen from the Labe (Elbe).

In that same year, 1958, Prague was the scene of a large exhibition of old documents intended to show that the Czech and Slovak peoples had always fostered good relations with their neighbors and other countries and that they strove and have not ceased striving to establish close economic and cultural ties. In view of the purpose of this exhibition it was truly apt that one of the two stamps issued on this

Wednesday, September 2., 1964 occasion, i.e., the 30 h. stamp, portrayed the peace-loving King of Bohemia, George of Podebrady, the stamp picture bearing his portrait on the right side and his official seal on the left. +

Czechoslovakia and Denmark signed an agreement on cultural exchanges in Prague on June 12. The agreement was signed by Cestmir Cisar, Czechoslovak Minister of Education and Culture, and Julius Bomholt, Danish Minister of Culture. It envisages more exchanges of scientific workers, university lecturers and students, orchestras, exhibitions and publications.

4 Forthcoming Karlovy Vary Film Festival

Prague — Twenty-one countries will show their films at next month's Karlovy Vary Film Festival. They are Argentina, Bulgaria, Cuba, Canada, France, the German Democratic Repuglic, the German Federal Republic, Great Britain, Holland, Hungary, India, Italy, Japan, Poland, Rumania, Soviet Union, Spain, Switzerland, the United Arab Republic, the United States, and Yufoslavia.

Eagerly awaited are the Soviet production of "Hamlet," starring Inokenti Smoktunovsky, and this year's winner at Cannes, the French "Les parapluies de Cherbourg", both of which are to be shown hors concours.

4 The Czechoslovak postal administration will issue 53 special postage stamps to mark various important events this year. Among the 9 series will be stamps issued to the Ninth Winter Olympic Games, the exploration of outer space, Soviet and American astronouts, etc. These stamps will be issued in the first half of the year.

They will be printed in four or five colors in offset process.

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PRAGUE THEATRES PREPARE FOR COMING SEASON

Prague theatres are preparing more than fifty plays, both of contemporary writers and classics, for the coming season.

The Prague National Theatre, for instance, is rehearsing "The Drums of Father Net," a comedy by Sean O'Casey of Ireland; "A Streetcar Named De-

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Others include plays by such Czechoslovak writers as Josef Topol, "The End of the Carnival," Josef and Karel Cepek, "The Life of Insects" and Vitezslav Nezval, "Sunset Over Atlantis."

4- Next season, the Czevhoslovak Army Theatre will present Arthur Miller's "After the Fall"; a play by the West German author Heinar Kipphardt, "In der Sache Robert Oppenheimer"; "October" by Jacques Robert-Julian Duvier, Henri Jeanson and the Czechoslovak dramatization of Ivan Alexandrovich Goneharov's "Oblomov."

The Chamber Theatre will present among others Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" and F'rederich Schiller's "Ka bale and Liebe."

The Comedy Theatre is preparing Friedrich Durrenmatt's "Romulus der Grosse."

The ABC Theatre is preparing Arthur Watkyn's mystery-farce "Out of Bounds," Thomas Brandon's "Charley's Aunt," and Gabriel Arout's "Gog et Magog."

The Realistic Theatre will present Eugene O'Neill's "Mourning Becomes Elektra," Tennessee William's "The Slimmer and the Smoke," and Raffael Viviani's "The Honorable Crook."

The E. F. Burian Theatre in addition to works of Czechoslovak dramatists will also present Eugene O'Neill's "Anna Christlie" and John Boynton Pristley's "Treasure on Pelican Island."

The S. K., Neuman Theatre will open the season with a presentation of the Austrian play by Fritz Hochwalder "Danadieu" and Edward Albee's new play "The Ballad of the Sad Cafe."

Other plays include Sartre's "Le Diable et le Bon Dieu," Neil Simon's "Barefoot in the Park," Shimon Wincelberg's "Kataki," and Roil Hochhuth's "The Deputy."

The Rokoko Theatre is preparing among others "Le Mobile" by Andre Rivemale.

The Zabradli Theatre next season will present Samuel Beckett's "En Attendent Godot."

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Yards and Gardens ON THE LAWN With Larry Lawrence

What day of the week do you usually work on your lawn? Several thousand people were asked that question in a big market study recently and I have just seen a summary of their replies.

If you were to name Saturday as the big lawn and garden day, you would be right, of course. The weekend is the only time that some people have for working around the house. But what surprised me was the large number who manage to get out there sometime between Monday morning and Friday night. In total it actually aquals the Saturday percentage.

The explanation isn't hard to find.

You can find it as you drive through any suburb at 5:30 in the afternoon.

Most of us don't have to work as long as we once did. The man who doesn't live too far from his job can often be home by 5:30 °r G p.m. and that gives him a good hour or two of daylight to enjoy as he chooses.

• • Burning has been proved an antiquated and impractical way to remove weeds, and it does not make grass green sooner. There are weed trees, vegetable weeds and weed.grasses. When the soil becomes so poor through misuse it will not grow the better grasses, weed grasses such as sandbur move in. Instead of killing the uncli,i‘sirable grasses, burning merely eliminates some of the weed's competitors. The best way to get rid of weed grasses is to increase the fertility of the soil, enabling other plants to take over. Healthier plants thrive where the ground is richer and where fire has not destroyed its fertility. Grazing animals are quick to pick out the choice grasses on fertile soil, and will prefer ;unburned sections every time.

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Unsightly weeds can invade and ruin a beautiful lawn when proper management is neglected, says Albert C. Novosad, EXtension pasture specialist, Texas A. and M. University. A vigorous turf is the best control for weeds and weedy grasses, but when they do infest a lawn, elimination and control with chemicals or by hand become an important management practice Some chemicals available for controlling lawn weeds include disodium methylarsonate, amine methylarson-

Vf:STNIIC ate, naptha, endothal, silvex, and 2,4-D. Crabgrass, Dallisgrass, goosegrass, sandbur, and other summer-growing weedy grasses in Bermudagrass turf may be controlled with disodium methylarsonate or amine methylarsonate.

Novosad says these materials are most effective if applied to weedy grasses in the seedling or young stages when growth is active.

Temporary browning or yellowing may occur when these materials are applied to Bermuda, but this will disappear in 11 to 14 days, Novosad points cut. St. Augustine is severely burned or even killed by these chemicals, but small bare spots should be covered by new growth in four to six weeks Weedy grasses 'should be mowed three to four days before treatment, adds the specialist. However, treated areas should not be mowed or watered within 48 hours after application.

Retreatment or spot treatment is often necessary for good control.

Dallisgrass and other weedy grasses may also be killed by wetting the leaves and stems with naphtha, said Novosad.

This material should be used for spot treatment only as it will kill lawn grasses to which it is applied. However, bare spots left by naphtha treatment will be filled in by new growth in a feW weeks.

Pigweed, spurge, fogfruit, norningglory and similar weeds may be controlled with 2,4-D, the specialist points out Some weeds treated with this chemical may require two weeks to show the effects.

These chemicals must be diluted in water and can be applied as a spray or mop, says No-vosad. Directions on containers should be followed closely since chemicals can be quite destructive if handled improperly. Many of them are toxic or highly poisonous_ Additional information on the chemical control of lawn weeds can be obtained from local county agricultural agents, added Novosad.

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EVEN, ODD YEARS ?HAVE CHILD TRAINING 11/LEANING

By Blair Justice (Ft. Worth Star-Telegrams, Watch the even years up to 8 and the odd years starting with 9.

Dr. James L. Dennis, professor of pediatrics thinks a normal child is often a problem child. He believes it is normal for children for keep testing

their parents and that the peak of the test periods come every other year.

"It's important that parents stick to a policy of firmness and not feel guilty about it," said Dr. Dennis. who heads the pediatrics department at the University of Arkansas in Little Rock.

He was in Fort Worth recently for the first annual pediatric seminar at W. I. Cook Children's Hospital Here's the testing timetable up to 8 and the theory problems the child often presents at each age: 18 months — the child enters a no period. He's on the move and into things.

30 months — a "little stinker" period.

The child is dectatorial, domineering and demanding. He may throw a tantrum if he fails to get what he wants.

4 years — an age for hitting, biting, rock throwing. He may use bad language, act defiant and boastful.

Threats from mother do not cow him.

6 years — the child often feels he has to be right. He may accuse others of cheating and lying. He may say things like "I hate you," then a short time later hug his parent and say, "I love you."

8 years — a tendency to be exuberant and expansive is typical. He may overestimate his ability and fail to complete what he undertakes.

Dr. Dennis thinks parents need to "hold the line" during the periods when the child is most "thorney." They can expect, he said a "rest period" in between years of peak testing. During the trying times the pediatrician feels that it is only human for mothers and fathers to get angry with the child and say things they later regret.

Beginning at age 9, Dr. Dennis believes that peak problems come during odd-numbered years: 9 years — a tendency to manipulate adults to get what the child is accentuated. The child seems more interested in friends than members of the family. There is worry by the child of failure in school.

11 years — "rude, argumentive, a bundle of energy." The child at this age often blames others and holds grudges.

13 years — enthusiasm wanes and in its place comes moodiness and a tendency to withdraw. There is worry about popularity. There is less tendency to confide in parents. Girls may be very critical of mother at home.

15 years — sullenness, restlessness, behavior that sems mixed-up. Wile ado-

Wednesday, September 2, 1964 lescent at this age may put up a front of being hard-boiled and tough. He may enter the house and go straight to his room without greeting anyone.

Usually, Dr. Dennis believes, the normal teen-ager begins behaving more maturely at 16 — "sweet 16."

There may even be acknowledgement that mother and father know something.

The child authority does not advocate indulging the child during difficult periods, but he does not believe that demands need to be lessened occasionally. He advises an overall policy of fairness and firmness.

The child may resist firm control and complain about it. But he needs it, Dr. Dennis said, and underneath all the resistance, there is appreciation that control is Dresent.

--SPJST-LIFE AND DEATH Mankind has always been faced with the riddle of life and death.

This problem increases, as does age, along with maturity and broadening responsibilities.

Centuries ago, war, famine and inIfect4ous diseases plagued men and limited life expectancy to about thirty years of age. Now with social reforms and better health facilities, people are building their plans for a lifespan of seventy to eighty years. Unfortunately, many of man's greatest hopes and dreams are swept away by sudden, unexpected death.

Although accidental death and suicides certainly account for many unexpected deaths in America, the greatest cause is heart disease. In Texas, as well as the nation, heart disease takes the greatest percentage of lives each year Presently, research personnel all over the world are trying to find the key that unlocks the gateway to a life free from coronary artery disease.

High blood pressure, elevation of the serum cholesterol, emotional stress, obesity, cigarette smoking, and decreased physical activity have each been identified as factors increasing the risk of heart disease. Heredity is probably a fact of equal importance.

Just as diabetes requires people to take certain precautions to avoid serious trouble, it may be that people carrying a high risk of heart disease will one day choose to act accordingly.

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Wednesday, September• 2, 1964 Handyman Hint: Ordinary cooking lard will usually remove road tar from the body of your car. Rub on briskly, using a clean, soft cloth. Let stand a moment, and then rub off.

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-SPJSTLodge No. 6, Cottonwood Saturday, Sept. 5th — Public Labor Day dance Sunday, Sept. 6th — Lodge meeting postponed to Sunday, Sept. 13th because of Holacka reunion.

Sunday, Sept. 13 — Lodge meeting and meeting of both youth clubs. Time 3 p.m. Social', games, and lunch.

Sunday, Sept. 20 — RVOS meeting at 1:30 p.m.

Sunday, Oct. 4 — Anniversary Sunday, Oct. 11 ,-- Lodge and youth club meetings, time and activities the same. Postponed again from first Sunday.

Saturady, Oct. 17 — Wedding Sunday, Oct. 25 — Family reunion.

-SPJST--Buckholts Lodge No. 15 Saturday, Sept. 5 — Battle Dance; Vrazel's Polka Band and Slim Haisler's Playboys of Temple_ Saturday, Sept. 19 — Jimmie Brosch's Happy Country Boys of Houston.

-SPJSTLodge No. 25, Ennis Saturday, Sept. 26 — Private Dance; music by the Music Masters Saturday, Nov. 14 — Private Dance; music by Vrazel Polka Band of Cameron Saturday, Nov. 28 — Dance; music by the Music Masters Thursday, Dec. 31 — Private Dance from, 8 p.m. until ?; music by the Music Masters. (Make reservations anytime).

-SPJSTLodge No. 29, Taylor Sept. 12 — Joe Patek Sept. 19 — Hi-Toppers Sunday, October 4th — 65th Anniversary celebration.

-SPJSTLodge No. 35, Elk Saturday, Sept. 5 . — Manuel and His Combo of Waco Sunday, Sept. 6 — Pavelka Family Reunion Dance; music by Charles Nemec and The Hi-Liters of West.

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by Jessie Lee and His Texas Valley Playboys.

-SPJST-Lodge No .40, Millie Saturday, Sept. 12 — Traits Saturday, September 26 — Kounts Saturday, Oct. 10 — Traits Saturday, Oct. 24 — Jades SPJST--Lodge No. 47, Seaton Wednesday, Sept. 2; — U-Neta Orch. from Nebraska; dance from 8 p.m. 'til 12.

Saturday, Sept. 5 — Dance; music by Henry Brosch Sunday, Sept. 6 SPJST meeting Saturday, Sept. 12 — Dance; music by The Hi-Toppers Sunday, Sept. 13 — Homecoming Dance given in honor of Kenneth Pausewang; music by Klepac Rhythm Masters. Everyone invited.

Saturday, Sept. 19 — Battle Dance; music by Vrazel Polika Masters and Klepac Rhythm Masters.

Sunday, Sept. 20 — RVOS meeting.

Saturday, Sept. 26 — Dance; music by George Machart.

Lodge No. 48, Beyersville Saturday, Sept. 26 — Dance; music by Vrazel Polka Band Sunday, Oct. 4 — Meeting, 2 p.m.

Sunday, Oct. 11 — Dance; music by Vrazel Polka Band Sunday, Oct. 25 — Fall picnic; music

by Sil Krenek's Orch., afternoon and night.

Sunday, Nov. 1 — Meeting, 2 p.m.

Wednesday, Nov. 25 — Dance, music

by Vrazel Polka Band Sunday, Dec. 6 — Meeting, 2 pm.

-SPJSTLodge No. 49, Rowena Sunday, September 6 — Dance; Jiimmy Heap and the Melody Masters.

-SPJSTLodge No. 66, Waco Saturday, Scpt. 5 — Leo Majek's Orch. of Corpus Christi; South Texas' finest orchestra.

Sunday, Sept. 6 — The U-Neta Orchestra of Dorchester, Nebr. The finest of Northern bands. Don't miss 'em!

Saturday, Sept. 12 — Vrazel Polka Band of Cameron. The orchestra everyone loves.

Saturday, Sept. 19 — Slim .Haisler's Playboys of Temple. Central Texas' most popular orchestra.

Saturday, Sept. 26 — The Hi-Toppers of New Braunfels. Ever-popular quality orchestra.

Wednesday, September 2, 1964 Saturday, Nov. 3 The Knights at Dixie of Schulenburg. South Texas most popular orchestra.

Lodge No. 80, Holland Sunday, Sept. 13 — Jimmie Heap and the Melody Masters Sunday, Sept. 20 -- State Talent, King, and Queen Contest Sunday, September 20 — Afternoon and night: Bohac Sisters Sunday, October 4 — Gilbert Kautz Sunday, Oct. 18 — Fall Picnic, music.

by Poe Patek.

Sunday, November 1 — Gilbert Kautz Sunday, Nov. 8 — Vrazel Polka Band Sunday, Nov. 15 — Jimmy lleap and the Melody Masters.

Sunday, November 22 — Gilbert Kautz Sunday, December 27 — Joe Patek -SPJSTLodge No. 84, DaBac Saturday, September 5 — U-Neta Orch. from Dorchester, Nebr.

Saturday, September 19 — Ed Faraizl Sunday, September 20 — Meeting and Fun Night.

Lodge No. Houston Wednesday, Sept. 2 _ Birthday Club Sisters Card Party Friday, Sept. 4— Letortainment Committee and Board of Directors meeting Saturday, Sept. 5 — Dance; music

by Ray Baca Orch. of Fayetteville Friday, Sept. 11 — Regular monthly lodge meeting and Youth Club meeting Saturday, Sept. 12 — Birthday Club Sisters Kolache Bake Sale, 8 a.m. to 12. Dance at night; music by Johnnie Holub of Schulenburg Monday, Sept. 14 Glee Club Rehearsal, 8 p.m.

Saturday, Sept. 19 - Dance; music by Henry Brosch Orch. of Moulton Monday, Sept. 21 -- Glee Club Reheasal. 8 p.m.

Saturday, Sept. 26 — Dance; music by Rudy Kurtz of Shiner Monday, Sept. 28 — Glee Club Rehearsal.

SPJST--Lodge No. 92, Fort Worth Sunday, Sept. 6 — Labor Day Dance. featuring Johnny Sebetka's Polka Peppermints from Dallas.

Friday, Sept. 25 — Dance; music by Vrazel Polka B-11 1 ,..1 from Cameron New Year's Eve Dance -- Music by Charles Nemec and the Hi-Liters Orchestra from West.

Sokol Zizka SPJST No. 130, Dallas music by Saturday, Sept. 12.

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Saturday, Oct. 10 — "Czech Festival" Dance music by Rudy Kurtz Saturday, Oct. 24 — Dance; music by Eric Honza Orch.

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LIFE AND DEATH(Continued from pa ge 26) 'enemies of a healthy heart such as inadequate exercise, overweight and cigarette smoking.

Since emotional stress--call it worry if you like—may contribute to the risk of heart disease, don't do it.

Have regular physical examinations instead. Your doctor can discover most forms of heart disease in their early stages, but only if you give him the chance to do so . More serious damage can usually be averted or delayed if the condition is found early and the doctor's instructions are fully carried out.

And if you have heart disease, do what your doctor permits — no more and no less.

Emergency medical care of a per-

son having a heart attack may mean the difference between life and death.

But if preventive measures are exercised earlier, you may avoid, or at least reduce the chances of having coronary artery disease.

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Outdoor vacations, camping trips and even family picnics can be ruined, reminds W. R. Long, regional information-education officer of the Parks and Wildlife Department, by accidents, injuries, illnesses and many seemingly in significant quirks of nature.

He says a little care and caution, plus some advance inforniation, will eliminate and lessen these inconveniences.

"The addition of a snake bite kit, sun-tan oil, insect repellent and a spray-type disinfectant in your camping gear," advises Long, "will alleviate many possible discomforts, Those susceptible to the toxicity of poisonous plants need to visit their physician for advance shots or medication, and the thoughtful camper will do well to get a tetanus shot, or if this has been done, a booster.

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