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Official Organ Of The Slavonic Benevolent Order Of The State Of Texas, Founded 1897 BENEVOLENCE

BROTHERHOOD

HUMANITY

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 to: SUPREME LODGE, SPJST, P. O. Box 100, Temple, Texas 76503 USPS — 658480 JULY 14, 1982 VOLUME 70 — NUMBER 27

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SPJST

1982- 85TH ANNIVERSARY OF

SPJST Home Office in Fayetteville 1941-1953.

First SPJST State Secretary J. Kubena.

Fayette County Courthouse - birth place of SPJST.

S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home No. I, Taylo , Tx.

First SPJST State President I. J. Gallia.

Present Home of SPJST Home Office.

July 1897- 85 Years of Proud Progress - July 1982

2/VESTNIK - Wednesday, July 14, 1982

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Entered as Second Class Matter January 3rd, 1933, at Temple, Texas, under the Act of Congress of August 24, 1922.

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS (SPJST) EDITOR - R.J. SEFCIK P.O. BOX 85, WEST, TEXAS 76691, RES. 1204 N. DAVIS STREET Res.: (817) 826-5989 PUBLISHERS: STILLHOUSE HOLLOW PUBLISHERS, INC. P.O. BOX 769 TEMPLE, TEXAS 76503 SUBSCRIPTION RATE: $10.00 PER YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1981.

(NONMEMBERS ONLY)

SUPREME LODGE SPJST 520 N. Main St. -- Temple, Tx 76503 Phone: AC 817 773-1575 P.O. Box 100, Temple, Texas 76503

OFFICERS NICK A. MORRIS PRESIDENT

Office Phone: 817-773-1575 Home Phone: 817-985-2378

BERNARD M. GEBALA VICE PRESIDENT

Office Phone: 817-773-1575 Home Phone: 817-778-3872

LEONARD MIKESKA SECRETARY-TREASURER

Office Phone: 817-773-1575 Home Phone: 817-778-3720

JERRY MIKULAS, JR. FINANCIAL SECRETARY

Office Phone: 817-773-1575 Home'Phone: 817-773-2950

SIDNEY KACIR LEGAL ADVISER

817-773-2171 P. 0. Box 5220 Temple, Texas 76503

DIRECTORS BEN F. TRCALEK DISTRICT I Home Phone: 713-272-8146 Route 3, Caldwell 77836

HENRY VITEK DISTRICT II Home Phone 512-859-2549 P.O. Box 67, Granger 76530

CYRILL (SID) POKLADNIK DISTRICT III Office Phone: 214-741-1874 Home Phone: 214-824-8072 2924 Elm St., Dallas 75214

STANLEY BROZ DISTRICT IV Home Phone: 915-442-3271 Lowake, Tx. 76855

LOUIS HANUS DISTRICT V Home Phone: 713-862-6866 2525 West T.C. Jester Blvd., Houston 77008

MATT S. VANEK DISTRICT VI Home Phone: 512-578-2687 1009 Northgate, Victoria, Tx. 77901

THELMA HRNCIR DISTRICT VII Home Phone: 512-241-3114 10610 Stonewall Blvd.; Corpus-Christ 78410

PUBLICATION COMMITTEE DISTRICT III - EDWARD MAZANEC, CHMN. ROUTE 9, BOX 387 - WACO 76705 DISTRICT IV - ANGELINE KRISTINEK. V-CHMN. ROUTE 7, BOX 834 - LUBBOCK 79401 DISTRICT I - MELVIN H. SKRABANEK, SEC. - P.O. BOX 270 - CALDWELL 77836 DISTRICT II - RUBY L. BOLTON 1017 SOUTH 23rd, TEMPLE 76501 DISTRICT V - TOMMY H. LOSTAK P 0 BOX 194 - DANBURY 77534 DISTRICT VI - SOPHIE DYBALA STAR RT., BOX 10A - GANADO, TX 77962 DISTRICT VII - EMIL E. MATULA 303 GAYLE - SAN ANTONIO. TX 78223 BY-LAW COMMITTEE JOHN MURPHY, Chmn., 3413 N.E. 29th ST. FT. WORTH, TX. 76111. PH: AC 817-8382977 WILLIAM URBANEK, Co.-Chmn, ROUTE 1 BOX 58, ROWENA, TX. 76875. PH: AC 915442-2091 MILDRED HOLEMAN, Sec' y., 1006 CHANTILLY LANE, HOUSTON, TX. 77018.

PH: AC 713-683-0018.

"SALES REPRESENTATIVE ASSISTANCE" Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Use Wats Number After Office Hours And/Or Weekends CALL State Field Managers: Silas H. Smith -- (817)756-3427 Gene McBride - (8171859-5855 STATE YOUTH DIRECTOR JANN (THOMAS) WILSON-P.O. BOX 100, TEMPLE, TX 76503-PHONE AC 817: 7731575 RES.: 817:939-2001 LIBRARY, ARCHIVES, MUSEUM OTTO HANUS, Curator, RES.: 773-5294 OFFICE: 773-1575 DISTRICT YOUTH COUNSELORS DISTRICT MARLENE (HORAK) STRONG - 2600 CYPRESS CIRCLE, BRYAN, TX 77801 - AC 713: 775-1538 DISTRICT II FRANK KLINKOVSKY - 1503 E. CENTRAL, TEMPLE, TX 76501 - AC 817: 773-4801 DISTRICT III BESSIE PETR - 5406 MORNINGSIDE, DALLAS, TX 75206 - AC 214: 826-3557 DISTRICT IV MRS. ED HAISLER - ROUTE 1.

SEYMOUR. TX 76380 - AC 817: 888-3309 DISTRICT V JOYCE MYNAR - 6319 WOODBROOK, HOUSTON, TX 77008 - AC 713: 862-7939 DISTRICT VI JANET MAREK - P 0 BOX 557 PIERCE, TX 77467 - AC 713: 543-5087 DISTRICT VII MRS. MAXINE PAVLISKA - ROUTE 2, BOX 151, FLORESVILLE, TX 78114 - AC 512: 393-2030 UNSOLICITED MATERIALS FOR PUBLICATION CANNOT BE RETURNED UNLESS SUFFICIENT POSTAGE IS ATTACHED. THIS INCLUDES PICTURES. THE EXPENSE OF PUBLISHING ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING PICTURES MUST BE BORNE BY THE SENDER. CHANGES OF ADDRESS AND CORRESPONDENCE CONCERNING DELIVERY OF THE VESTNIK MUST BE SENT TO THE SUPREME LODGE. BOX 100, TEMPLE, TEXAS 76501.

PAID SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISING MATTER SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE VESTNIK, P 0 BOX 85, WEST, TEXAS 76691.

DEADLINE FOR MATERIAL TO BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING ISSUE IS THURSDAY.

THE

GEclitor COMMENTS

Most of our members are aware of the fact that the SPJST Fraternal Society is observing its 85th anniversary.

Our forefathers, who founded the fraternal insurance organization, were individuals of both sexes, who had the knowledgeable vision to the answers of their worries in their hands; their plans were wellorganized for its future. In spite of difficult times, they advanced well, and, at present, the SPJST is a monument to the many labors of its untiring members.

While we celebrate its anniversary in various lodges, we would like to remind our general membership, that in observing the progress which our state and nation has advanced, our Society also continues to maintain a steady growth.

We salute our active sales representatives and the confidence in our interested members; they will help our SPJST advance in insurance sales and in other important elements: namely, Benevolence, Humanity and Brotherhood.

It was 28 December 1896, when 22 men decided to meet at the Fayette County Courthouse in La Grange to lay the foundation for a fraternal benefit society based on the concepts of mutual aid instead of profit. From its cradle stage, the SPJST has progressed, in portion and development, in fraternal obligations and in the insurance sales force. The SPJST is known to have faithfully executed every paid obligation in its existence.

Records indicate about 22 lodges were represented at the first SPJST convention held in 1897 at La Grange. It was learned that Lodges 23, 24 and 25 were not represented; it's known that these lodges joined the ranks of our Order by July 1st, 1897 and were, nevertheless, considered charter lodges in the SPJST. Your editor would like to point out that among the first charter lodges having modern facilities are Cottonwood No. 6, Snook No. 9, Dime Box No. 13, Buckholts No. 15, New Tabor No. 17, Elgin No. 18, Cyclone No. 24, and Ennis No. 25.

(Incidently, two of the charter lodges are having their 85th anniversary celebrations on the same day: Sunday, July 18th; Cottonwood Lodge No. 6 in McLennan County will commence their day's activities with a hometype fried-chicken dinner at 11:30 a.m. plus numerous other entertainment including a dance at night by the "Sounds So Good" band. The members at Lodge 6 continue their hard efforts to serve their patrons better each year and they also continue to strive to improve their lodge facilities to accommodate larger crowds.

Cyclone Lodge 24 better known as the "Flag Hall" in Bell County will observe their functions with a flag ceremonial commencing at 1:30 p.m.,.

50-year pin recipients will be

honored, also recognition of the charter lodge anniversary plus dedication of its new addition. The members also planned to serve a good meal and there will be lots of entertainment for all ages including a FREE dance at night with music

by Jim Howell.

The first official Supreme Lodge officers elected were President I. J. Gallia, Vice President Fred Breska, and Secretary-Treasurer John R. Kubena (father of retired District I Director John Kubena of La Grange). In those days, the secretary-treasurer was the only paid officer in the Home Office.

During the same period, a 3member committee consisting of I. J. Gallia, J. R. Kubena and L. V. Vanek composed the newly chartered organization "Slovanka Podporujici Jednota Statu Texas" (SPJST) - known as the Slavonic Benevolent Order of the State of Texas. This charter was made up and submitted to the Secretary of State, J. W. Madden, 10 July 1897, which was approved 12 August 1897.

Among the total charter members, it is interesting to know that there were approximately 822 men and women who helped spread the society's origin. Presently, the SPJST can boast of its over 130 active lodges, with its 50,000, plus members.

Since the existence of our SPJST, the delegates who attended`the past conventions believed in the new insurance plans which were introduced and approved for the sake of modern industrial insurance competition.

This editor remembers well; it was at the convention, in Houston, during 1952, when the seven districts were approved by the delegates to serve our SPJST bigger and better. Then, at Temple, in 1956 an active vice president was elected to head the insurance and youth department. Later on in the insurance operations, there were several men appointed to attend an insurance seminar at a university, to learn the modern needs in insurance sales for our prospective members.

(Among them were brother J. M. Skrabanek, of Danbury Lodge No. 139, who is still living and who had served many years as District V director elected at the Corpus Christi convention in 1944. He also served the longest as organizer and rest homes director in his district.)

It was also at the 1956 convention when the S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home was approved with its location at Taylor; additional location for another rest home was approved at the 1968 convention held in Dallas: Rest Home No. II is located in Needville.

At the 1980 convention, in San Antonio, the delegates approved the computer system for the insurance department, which already serves a good purpose and it's a good investment. And in the 1984 convention to be held in Corpus Christi, there will no doubt be some more proposed recommendations to enhance our Society's advancement.

The editor extends his gratitude to all the contributors, who have made the "Vestnik" an interesting weekly periodical. We wish to thank each member for his/her contribution throughout the years; it is through your efforts this has made the SPJST the unique organization that it is today.

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Wednesday,

July 14,1982 - VtSTMK/3

From the Office of the Vice-President 'July 2, 1982 Dear Fellow Workers,

An Invitation To Lodge No. 6 Annual Picnic

We had a good effort in June and it is certainly appreciated.

All sales representatives are asked to put their "nose to the grindstone" so we can have another banner year.

Top Sales Representatives According to Annualized Premium June 1982: Dist.

Dist.

Dist.

Dist.

1 2 3 4

Cecil Dickson Willie Kohutek Stanley Vrla Stanley Broz

Dist. 5 Dist. 6 Dist. 7

Della Kadlecek Oscar Dusek Roy Hranicky

Insurance Written and Issued June 1982 by Districts: Jui)e App.

June Insurance

June Certs. Issued

1

19

57,000

178,000

2

48

361,500

257,000

3

19

249,000

445,500

4

7

199,000

121,000

5

142

421,000

347,000

15

86,000

123,000

16

100,000

156,000

266

$ 1,473,500

1,627,500

Di.st.

Cottonwood Lodge All Set For Annual Picnic

Fraternally,

Bernar . Geba a Vice President THE SPJST INSURANCE WRITTEN AND ISSUED NAME

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As president of our Lodge No. 6, Cottonwood, I want to invite everyone to our annual picnic, which will be held Sunday, July 18th. We will start serving dinner at 11:30 a.m. with fried chicken and all the trimmings. An auction and a project will also be held. The Youth Club will be in charge of all the game stands. A free dance after the auction until 10 p.m. with music by `Sounds So Good' will be held.

Remember the Work Day for our members Saturday, July 17th.

I hope to see everyone Sunday, July 18th; let's make this picnic a success!

Fraternally yours, Robert Dobecka, President - SPJST-

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Dear Readers: President Robert Dobecka called the regular monthly meeting of Lodge No. 6 to order at 8:30 p.m., Friday, July 2, 1982.

Darrell Uptmor and Kevin Dobecka led the membership in the Pledge of Allegiance. Darrell then recited the SPJST Pledge. The membership remained standing for a moment of silence for our departed member, Brother Eddie Joe Mynar.

Roll call of officers was called by Sister Barbara Hykel with all 7/01/82 officers being present, except ANNUALIZED Flagbearer Eddie Hykel.

PREMIUM Secretary Barbara Hykel read the minutes of the previous meeting.

0 They were approved as read. All 0 other reports were also approved as 30.74 read.

1,309.21 Correspondence was read from 0 Brother and Sister Andrew Wasch1,219.53 mann. ' 0 Youth Leader Willie Mae Schuetz 0 gave the following report. The youth 347.65 will be going to the rest home, July 207.60 14th. The Junior group will be presenting the skit they entered at 0 264.15 YAD. The lodge is very proud of our 99.99 Queen Theresa Dobecka and Duchess Lanette Hykel for winning 0 248.90 District III Queen/Duchess. Theresa 30.00 presented her speech very well. We 110.75 are also proud of our King Darrell Uptmor and Duke Kevin Dobecka; 0 they came in third place. We wish 0 Theresa the best of luck at State 0 Royalty. The Youth Club had 0 several members who won first 0 place in Arts/Crafts; also others won 771.87 second and third places. Darrell 339.52 Uptmor won Teenager of the Year 0 for District III, and Shirley Dobecka 0 won Junior of the Year in District 52.24 III. Best of luck to everyone 0 competing at State. YAD. Darrell Uptmor brought the cake.

0 Kitchen report was given by 0 881.25 Sister Martha Monthei. She thanked everyone who has been helping on 0 the expansion of the kitchen.

0

4/VESTNIK - Wednesday, July 14, 1982 Brother Aubrey Uptmor gave the Board of Trustees' report. He reported that there was still a lot of work left to do on the kitchen.

Brother Uptmor thanked everyone who has, been helping with the kitchen and the members who have been doing the yard work. Ceiling fans are being purchased for the dance floor.

New members accepted were two juvenile members, Elaine Stuckly and Sarah Mechell.

The $10 progressive door prize was won by John David White - not present; $1 progressive door prize won by Harold Dean Snider - also not present; and the $2 door prize was won by Sister Willie Mae Schuetz.

We want to remind everyone that the annual picnic will be held Sunday, July 18th and we need the cooperation of everyone. Your support will be greatly appreciated.

I hope to see all of you at the picnic.

The next Board of Trustees' meeting will be held Friday, July 30 at 7:30 p.m. The regular meeting will be immediately after the Trustees' meeting.

Fraternally yours, Peggy Dobecka, Reporter

-SPJST--

Lodge No. 88 News John Sullivan's dance Saturday night, July 2nd had a fair attendance; the Chandelier Ballroom was full of beautifully dressed ladies. Millie Manack was in charge of the dance with, in the box office, none other than Amos Ka,dlecek and his lovely wife, Della, in charge of advance ticket sales for the Al Pierson dance Friday, July 16 and Saturday, July 17; be sure to have your tickets; you may call the lodge office and Secretary Josephine Pflughaupt will help with your request for the Al Pierson dance. At the door, greeting the arriving guests, Teresa, the niece of Millie Manack, did the honors. The office phone number is 869-5767.

The Social Night Committee usually congregates in our Blueroom after each Thursday night social.

Last week Olivia "Ovie" Davis with Adolph Jurica surprised the committee members with enchiladas midnight snack; a very delicious treat enjoyed by the Social Night Committee and friends who ventured in to get a midnight cap.

Ovie, you, and Adolph deserve a big hand and thanks for the unexpected treat. I have no idea what you were celebrating, but whatever it was, Good luck, and you may do it again; enjoyed it Millie Manack and her friend Martha Baxter picked up and headed for the city of adventure, Las Vegas, to capture some of the famous dreams. For 3 whole days they labored and used their skill to make these one-armed bandits yield to their dreams, but luck seemed to pass them by neither Martha or Millie are giving up; there will be another time, and they will be ready, they said! Good luck to both of them.

These two girls make up a very jolly odd couple.

Minnie Bravenec is at home now for the past four weeks from the Heights Hospital. Minnie is doing just fine with her walker and, if she gets tired, she gets in her wheelchair to navigate. Minnie is a

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very cheerful person; she never complains; she seems to be self-efficient all the way. That't wonderful and we all miss her at the lodge. I am sure Minnie will be there as soon as she will be able to and we will enjoy her.

Get well soon!

Elsie Zalesky's mother, Mrs. Julia Fisk, is back in the hospital for the past four weeks in serious condition.

Elsie stays with her mother most of the time and is being relieved by her husband, A. J., to go home and rest a while. Our best wishes to Mrs. Julia Fisk for a speedy recovery.

Fraternally, Frances Olexa - SPJST -

San Antonio Lodge Holds Regular Meeting Lodge No. 133 held their regular monthly meeting at the hall, located at 1505 S. Gevers Street.

The meeting was opened by Secretary D. Netek due to the absence of the president who was called on an emergency to Texas City to see his mother, but, unfortunately, when he arrived his mother had passed away; also our Vice President Bill Mares is vacationing in the state of Ohio.

Our meeting opened with the members reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, also remembering our members who have passed away with a moment of silence.

Acting Chairman Netek called for roll call, also the minutes of the last meeting were read, and were accepted without any corrections.

Sister Viola Mazac gave the treasurer's report; that was also accepted as read.

The report on entertainment was given by Brother Frank Valka, who gave a very good report.

Our Entertainment Chairman Anthony Trilicek is vacationing with his wife, Alma, in Czechoslovakia and other areas in Europe. Sister Mary Popp, social chairman, along with Sister Grace Rohan, reported that a well-planned meal and plenty of refreshments were available after the meeting.

Brother Henry Harbort and his wife, Sister Martha Harbort, recently returned from their trip to Germany and Czechoslovakia.

Brother Harbort gave a very interesting report on the conditions in Czechoslovakia. It seems that progress is at a standstill, with many scarce items. The past 2 winters have been very difficult, especially in the northern part of Moravia; very little fruit has been raised, especially prunes that are used to make the plum brandy or (slivovice). They have restricted the exporting of that particular drink, due to the shortage.

Since there was no further business the meeting was adjourned. After the meeting the members enjoyed refreshments and a games party.

Lodge No 133 wishes to express their sorrow and sympathy to our lodge president Brother Emil Matula on the loss of his mother, who passed away June 17th. She was buried at the Mt. Olive Cemetery in Dickinson, Texas. Mrs. Emilie was the former Emilie Ema Konecny; she married in the year of 1917 to Mr. Joe E. Matula from Weir, Texas. Mr. Joe E. Matula

6/VESTNfK -- Wednesday, July 14, 1982 passed away in 1947. Let us remember her in our prayers.

MY JOURNEY

By W. R. Goodman I walked one day with pleasure, We sang a lilting song.

But, at our parting, not a measure, Remained to help my steps along.

I walked one day with sorrow, The journey sad and long.

But the faith she had for tomorrow, Left me with a song.

I walked, one day, the road alone, Or so I thought I did!

But soon God's love-light shone, My sadness disappeared and hid.

I know I'll never walk alone, For I can hold his hand.

And, when my burden seems a stone, On the Rock of Faith I'll stand.

Fraternally, Dominic Netek, Reporter

_ News From Lodge Pasadena No. 172 -SPJST

Dear SPJST Members, SL Officers and Friends: Greetings to all of you from the members of Lodge 172 in Pasadena!

Friday night many of us from Lodge 172 went to Eddie's Ballroom at Manvel, Texas for a night out to have a great time. While being on a 3-week vacation, I am enjoying it very much at home; I have done a great deal of work around the house.

Thanks to all of you who come to visit and patronize us in Pasadena, Saturday night, July 3rd. We had a nice crowd of intelligent people and dignitaries from many areas, also from Sons of Hermann Magnolia Lodge on Heights Blvd. in Houston.

The music was furnished by Fritz Hodde and the Fabulous Six of Pflugerville, Texas. Everyone enjoyed their entertainment; we hope most of you will return again for another dance soon. Hosts at the door were our lodge President Dan Berry and his lovely bride-to-be Sister Margie Nelms (at this writing) will become his wife July 9th.

She is the daughter of us, John and Esther Mikeska of Lodge 172. There were so many people at the dance that I couldn't mention everyone's name because it would take up the whole page. As you know I love to write, so please forgive me, especially our Vestnik readers.

Saturday night, July 10th we scheduled Dan 'n' the Boys whose variety type of music is also enjoyed by our dancing fans. Joseph Herbie and Evelyn Kimmons were assigned as hosts at the door to greet our members and guests.

Saturday, July 17th we have Julius Tupa booked for your entertainment. You will again get to hear a very good musician providing music on the fiddle that you haven't heard before, so I encourage all of you to attend to see him perform.

Our next lodge meeting will. be held Wednesday, July 14th at 7:30 p.m. with hopes that many of you will not forget to attend, also bring a friend to the meeting and keep encouraging your friends to attend our functions, so someday they will become our members of the lodge.

Esther and I took a trip Sunday afternoon to see the new lodge home that is progressing well after a short length of time since some of the rains have diminished. We trust that the structure will be finished

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before the scheduled Grand Opening for November 7th. The building is progressing rapidly and God bless the one making it possible. At least we good polka dancers are going to have plenty of space to dance. We hope many of your friends will join our lodge so you can be counted in before the initialed opening date is due; don't be shy, come and introduce yourselves and be part of our active group.

We would appreciate our members in the SPJST to buy a

beautiful table and chairs for a reasonable price and the donors' names will be inscribed in front of the table. All donors' charitable gifts will be most-heartily appreciated.

We were sorry to hear about Sister Ruby Skrabanek's purse being snatched away from her by an unknown character at a store

parking lot last week; as yet it has not been returned nor found.

From our lodge, we never forget to remember our sick members no matter where they may be. Also, our lodge Sister Loraine Wylie is a sick patient at home; her husband, Douglas, is the nurse's aide. We wish her a quick recovery as well as those who we do not know about.

We extend our sympathy to all our brothers and sisters who have lost a loved one. May God grant

them eternal rest and may the everlasting light shine upon them in the Garden of Roses and battlefields.

God Bless you all!

John T. Mikeska -SPJST-

Chit-Chat From

Lodge 183

Dear Members, In my article of June 23 I told you about a polka fest in Omaha, Nebraska. I have received a very nice letter from our friends, the Oklahoma traveling Polka Ambassadors, Andy and Millie Mienar, from Moore, Oklahoma. They sent some information about a polka fest in Lincoln, Nebraska, that (in their opinion) is better than the one in Omaha.

This one is the Pla-Mor Czech Days Polka Fest at the Play-Mor Ballroom. The ballroom is located 4 miles west of Lincoln on "0" St. There will be three days of polka music Friday, Saturday, and Sunday August 13, 14, 15. Admission is $4.00 per person, children under 12 free.

For more information call (402) 4754030.

I am told that the Czech Club in Dallas always charters a Greyhound bus, and this year they have 2 of them: contact Mildred or Calvin Chervenka (214) 321-3955 if you

would like to go this way.

There are plenty of motels about a mile from the ballroom and also plenty of camping and motorhome grounds in the neighborhood, so if

anyone of you are taking a vacation in August and like polka music you can go to Nebraska and dance to some of the mid-west's favorite polka bands. Thanks, Andy and Millie, for the information.

I am so busy trying to get ready for my vacation starting tomorrow that if this article sounds confused, it just may be! Just read and smile; I will try to get back down to earth when I return.

Norman N. Kneschk Reporter

8/VESTNIK -- Wednesday, July 14,1982

00149w-;„06 00/86 06 00015 06 00062 06 00218 06 00296 06 00078 06 00094 06 The July General Membership 06 meeting has been scheduled for 4 00244 p.m. Sunday, July 18th. Members 00040 06 are asked to bring their favorite 00038 06 covered dish or dishes to be 00041 06 combined for a delicious meal. A 00039 06 dance is scheduled at 5 p.m. - music 00118 06

by H.O.T. Czechs.

00311 06 The June meeting was held 00362 06 Sunday, June 13th and was called to 00363 06 order by President David Oman and 00410 06 opened with the Pledge to the Flag.

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Round Rock Lodge No. 187 to Hold General Meeting July 18

Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved and so was the treasurer's report.

Entertainment Chairperson Sharon Holman read a letter of appreciation from Bernie Gebala from the Supreme Lodge for having been asked to participate in the May Fete. Sharon thanked the May Fete Committee members for all the hours they spent in preparation of the May Fete which included 114 youth participants. Sharon and Bill Holman presented 2 framed arrangements of various May Fete pictures to the lodge. President Oman then thanked Sharon for her efforts and for the pictures.

Financial Secretary Carolyn Merkord made her monthly report and recommended that Thomas D. Holan be accepted as a new member.

Motion was seconded and carried.

President Oman welcomed Bro. Holan as a new member of Lodge 187.

President Oman expressed his thanks to everyone who participated in the May general clean up.

A recommendation was made to lease out the kitchen for a small percentage of gross proceeds during the months of June, July, August and September for the Saturday night functions. The Hutto Livestock Booster Club had expressed interest in leasing the kitchen under these conditions. Motion was made and seconded to offer this arrangement to the Hutto Livestock Booster Club for 15 percent of gross receipts.

Motion carried. . President Oman reported that donations are still coming in to build the barbecue pit and work on this project will commence .. as soon as possible.

A letter of resignation from Al Gisrrusso, chairman of the House Cleaning Committee, was read. Red thanked Al for his work and dedication to this project. Motion was made and seconded to table the appointment of a replacement until the Board has the opportunity to discuss the matter further. The Clean-up Committee was asked to continue their roles until that time.

Brother Rodney Eschberger was winner of the 2 courtesy tickets.

Brother Melvin Shamard was not present to accept the door prize.

Motion was made and seconded to adjourn. Meeting was adjourned and President Oman invited members to stay for the dance which followed.

Remember, July general membership meeting will be the 18th at 4 p.m. Please be there!

Respectfully submitted, Billye Leschber Secretary - SPJST-

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Bernard M. Gebala Vice President *** SFM Gene McBride held dinner/ seminar in Longview, Tx. for sales representatives of Lodge 178. This seminar proved to be a very productive seminar. In attendance were: Betty Alvis, Loye Alvis,

Bernard Budwick, Sarah Budwick, James Harris, Loma Harris, Hugo Kocian and Viola Kocian. Any member wishing additional insurance or who knows someone desiring to join the SPJST may

refer to the back page of this Vestnik issue for the names, addresses and telephone numbers of the Sales Representatives in your district who attended the Seminars. They will be happy to assist you.

District V YAD This Sunday

you, and Lodge No. 88 President Larry Pflughaupt and his officers join us in extending this invitation.

Dear Members: District V YAD is this Sunday at Lodge No. 88, 1435 Beall Street, Houston. This is the big day for the youth - a day when they show their talents and their crafts. By being there you can make it a happier day for them and their youth leaders.

They need you there, for they need to know that you support their efforts. We, District V officers, extend a special invitation to each of

The day starts with a roast beef dinner served from 11:30 on; you know what good dinners the lodge always has. The lodge will appreciate donations of pastry.

District Youth Counselor Joyce Mynar and the youth leaders spend a great deal of time working with our fine youth. Come and let them know that you appreciate all they do for our youth.

Registration is from 11:30 to 12:30. and the program starts at 2 p.m. The program includes individual and group talents and the royalty contest. Their crafts will be on display.

We hope to see you Sunday at the Youth Achievement Day at Lodge No. 88.

Fraternally yours, Tillie Helmcamp Dist. Pres.

-SPJST-

Wednesday, July 14, 1982

Seaton Lodge No. 47 Plans Workday Dear Members: Woodrow Marek, maintenance chairman, has announced that there will be a workday at the hall, Saturday, July 17th beginning at 7 a.m. Everyone who is interested in working is invited to come. Bring your "elbow grease" with you This will consist of mostly outside work (general cleanup, etc.)

Fraternally, Adeline Kohutek, Reporter

-SPJST-

Chapter No. 9 Ft. Worth Announces Meeting SVPS

Dear Members: This is to remind you that the next meeting of the Slavonic Mutual Fire Insurance Association will be held at the Sokol Hall. It will be July 18 at 2 p.m.

With assessments due at this time, Brother John Murphy, the secretary, will be at the hall earlier so those of you who want to pay before the meeting can do so.

The ladies are asked to please bring pastries of any kind to go with the meal which will be served after the meeting.

It seems like every time we answer the telephone lately, we have news of some friend or relative who is sick either at home or has had to have surgery. Among some of our members who have had surgery are Sister. Lillie McMillen who fell and had to have surgery on her hip.

Brother Albert Koci has been in the hospital for about three weeks and had to have open-heart surgery this past week. We wish them a speedy recovery and our prayers are with them.

A lot of you I'm sure are canning now and are staying busy. The gardens seem to be doing real well this year since we have had so much rain.

Remember the meeting date. I hope to see you all there.

Fraternally, Christine Zich Reporter -SPJST-1110111111111111111■11111111111111111111111■11111

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TEXAS FRATERNAL CONGRESS This year's Texas Fraternal Congress will be held at The Inn Of The Hills Hotel in Kerrville, October 30th-31st. ***

DISTRICT II The District II fall meeting will be held Sunday, Aug. 8, 1982 at Round Rock, with Lodge No. 187 serving as host lodge. *** DISTRICT V The District VI fall meeting will be held Sunday, Oct. 10, 1982 at Lodge No. 88, 1435 Beall Street in Houston. *** DISTRICT VII The District VII Fall meeting will be held Sunday, Sept. 12, 1982 at Lodge Floresville No. 107 as host lodge. ***

MARTINEK REUNION

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DISTRICT YADS

The families of Annie Hejney, and Dist. V--July 18th, Lodge 88 Houston the descendants of the late Jim Dist. VI -July 18th, Lodge 30 Taiton CAMPING DATES Martinek, Frank W. Martinek, IIIMMONNEM■■••• Charlie Martinek, John Martinek, Dist, I & VI - July 27th, from noon meal through noon on July 30 William A. (Bill) Rauschuber, 67, of Tony Jaresh, Barbara Vik, and Mary Dist.

II - July 31, from noon meal.

West, died July 5th, in a local Spaniel will hold a reunion Sunday, through Aug. 6 after noon meal hospital. Mass of Christian Burial July 25, 1982 at the SPJST Lodge Dist.

III Aug. 8, from evening meal was held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in St. No 25 Hall in Ennis, Texas. This hall through Aug. 11, after noon meal Mary's Catholic Church, West, with is located on East Highway 34.

Monsignor George Doskocil as Dinner will be served at 12:30 p.m. Dist. V - Aug. 13, from noon meal through Aug. 16 after noon meal celebrant officiating. Interment Admission of $3 per family will be Dist.

VII - July 23rd, from supper followed in St. Mary's Cemetery, charged to cover rent, supplies and (6 p.m.) and depart after breakfast West, under the arrangements of drinks, etc. Each family needs to on the 27th Kotch Funeral Home of West. Mr. bring enough meat, vegetable, salad Notice that all districts will camp Rauschuber was an associate and dessert for his family. For more at Camp Val Verde except District member of Elk Lodge No 35, and information call (214) 875-6156. Please VI. the father of Sister Rosemary Banik, spread the word and let's all come to STATE COMPETITION who serves as District III Assistant make the Martinek reunion of 1982 a State YAD -- Aug. 22nd, Temple Youth Counselor. memorable one.

High School (firm) *** The Committee: State Royalty - Sept. 18th, Lodge Greetings were received from Gerald & Betty Macalik 177 Academy, (Note the change in Brother Roy and Sister Lydia Jerry & Janie Marusak date. SL members will be Alholm, members of Fort Worth Raymond & Connie Lewis attending the National Fraternal *** Lodge No. 92, who are vacationing in Congress on Sept. 25th.)

Europe. They attended the great Music by "American Sunrise".

JANES-POSIVAL REUNION activities at the International Sokol Nick A Morris The Janes-Posival reunion will be Slet in Vienna, Austria; and will President and continue their sightseeing of held Sunday, August 8, 1982 at Joe Head of the Youth Dept. interest to Germany and other Glaser's lakehouse in Buckholts. A *** places before departing for the basket lunch will be served at noon; USA. They also expressed "Best the drinks, plates, utensils will be furnished, also tea and coffee. Bring Wishes" to their Texas friends. *** enough food for your family and OMMINENN■■■=m, friends. I hope to see all of you from '11110111/1■6 Wesley, Industry and Bleiblerville.

REUNIONS Johnniez (Janes) Williams

NEWSBRIEFS

From the District Youth Counselors

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HAISLER REUNION The Haisler family will have its reunion Sunday, July 18, 1982 at the American Legion Hall in Caldwell.

Anyone interested in this reunion is asked to bring a basket lunch and enjoy the day. Plates, forks, tea, etc., will be furnished.

Estelle Haisler, Secretary ***

VICHA-GAJDICA REUNION The 1982 annual Vicha-Gajdica reunion will be held Sunday, July 18 at the SPJST Lodge No. 35 in Elk, Texas, beginning at 12:30 p.m. Each family is asked to bring enough food for their family and guests. For more information call Gene Gerlich - 7995140 or Rosie Wood 863-5247.

Eugene Gerlich 603 Scarlett Waco, TX 76705

*** SEBEK REUNION

The second Sebek reunion will be held Saturday, August 7, 1982 at the SPJST Lodge No. 24 (Flag Hall) at Cyclone, Texas. We are welcoming all the family members of Joe John and Frances (Koslovsky) Sebek.

Relatives of both and friends who may be interested in visiting together may do so. We only ask that everyone please bring enough food for yourselves. Registration will begin at 10 a.m. with a covered dish dinner at 12:30 p.m. Short meeting will be held afterwards.

There will also be a display of pictures and things of interest to the family; if you have anything of interest bring it; be sure you label it with your name. Since this is the second reunion in the past 6 years, please pass the word to all who may not get this information. The plates, napkins, forks, bread and tea will be furnished.

Joe and Bernice Sebek Rt. 4, Box 606 Temple, TX 76501 (817) 985-2361 ***

TRCALEK REUNION A family reunion for the descendants of John and Helen (Zalobny) Trcalek will be held at noon Sunday, September 19, 1982 at the New Tabor SPJST Hall. Each family is asked to bring a basket lunch.

Plates, cups, forks and tea and coffee will be furnished. Each family is also asked to notify their children.

Georgie Fritsche 2000 Wilkes, Bryan, TX 77801 ***

LUKSA REUNION IN OCTOBER The Luksa reunion which has been held in July for several years, was changed at the last reunion. It was voted on, by the ones present, to move it to October for cooler weather. The committee for the 1982 reunion include Woodrow and Viola Chervenka, Dorothy Kovar, and Gladys Kovar. The committee had secured the place of Joe Glaser's at Buckholts on Highway 36 between Cameron and Rogers, October 3, 1982. Further information will appear in the Vestnik in letter form which will be mailed in September, or, for sooner information, contact one of the committee persons, all in Rogers, Texas or call Chervenka's at (817) 983-2841.

The Committee: Woodrow & Viola Chervenka Dorothy Kovar & Gladys Kovar ***

YOUTH SECTION

•■•••■••••■ YOUTH ACTIVITY CALENDAR To Whom It May Concern: President Morris and SYD Jann Thomas met with the 7 DYCs (and one Assistant DYC) in the Supreme Lodge Nov. 21, 1981, and set the following tentative dates for the activities indicated.

District Announces YAD

Dear District V Members: Once again it is time to plan to attend the District V Youth Achievement Day. It is being held Sunday, July 18, 1982 at Lodge 88 in Houston, Texas. I want to extend an invitation to ALL District V members to attend your YAD. This is a very important program for our youth and we need to show our support for them.

Registration - 12:30 to 1:00 p.m.

Lodge 88 Choral Group and Orchestra - 12:30 to 1:15 p.m.

Talent and Royalty Program - 1:30 p.m. until Please come and make this a memorable day for our youth. Take pride in District V! Joyce Mynar District V YC

-SPJSTDistrict VI YAD

Schedule

The District VI " Youth Achievement Day will be held Sunday, July 18, 1982 at the Taiton SPJST Hall in Taiton with Lodge No. 30 as host.

The hall will be open at noon. The Taiton Lodge No. 30 will have sandwiches and sweets plus iced tea and coffee for sale.

Entries will be accepted from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Judging of crafts will start at 1:30.

1:30 - Talent Contests: Individual 6-9, 10-12, 13-14, 15-17 Group 6-12 and 13-17 3:00 - Royalty Queen and King Contestants 3;30 - Announcement of Winners 4:00 -- Viewing of Craft Exhibits 5:00 - Cleanup Janet Marek, DYC -SPJST-

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District III First Place Junior Beseda Winners o Lodge No. 84, Dallas. L to R: Barbara -Reznik, Carl Ondrusek, Pam Sanders, Brandon Andreason, Debbie Pokladnik, Charles Pokladnik, Tara Andreason and Damon Petr. (All Photos courtesy Brother Larry Petr) District III Royalty - Duchess Lanette 11) kJ (6), Queer. Theresa Dobecka (6), Kin Darrin Banik (35), and Duke Tommy Pavelka 35).

District III First Place Senior Beseda Winners also of Lodge No. 84, Dallas.

Back row, L to R: Eugene Reznik, Paul Manak, Richard Andreason, Larry Petr.

Front row, L to R: Vicki Gerlich, Cathy Pokladnik, Lisa Reznik, and Nikki Poldadnik.

Scrapbook Winner Lodge No. 66, Waco, represented 1) Karen Shelton.

First Place Individual Talent Winneri, of District ILL I, to R: Stephanie Becan (84), Carla Pottkotter (130), Nikki Pokladnik (84). and Darrin Banik (35).

District III Junior Group Talent Winners from Lodge No. 84, L to R: Tara Andreason, Stephanie Becan, Debbie Pokladnik, Amber Ondrusek, Brandon Andreason, Brian Becart, Carl Ondrusek, and Bryan Wolfe.

District III YAD Held At Lodge No. 84

District III Senior Group Talent Winners also from Lodge No 84, L to R: Paul Sanders and Nikki Pokladnik.

June 27, 1982 District III YAD was held at Lodge No 84 in Dallas.

The day was a success and we are happy about the good turnout of youth, leaders and parents. I want to take this opportunity to thank my assistants Eddie Banik and Sister Rosemary Banik, you have made my job easier. Youth leaders of all lodges in District III, you did a beautiful job; each one of you accepted and worked your assigned area Our youth of District III, we want to thank you for your participation

for without you a YAD such as this would be impossible.

To my lodge, Lodge No. 84, heartfelt thanks. You have backed me up 100 percent. I thank you and love you all who came out and helped with everything.

To our Supreme Lodge officers: President Nick Morris, wife Dorothy; District III Director Sid Pokladnik and wife, Justine; our Editor Rudy Sefcik and his wife, Maxine, we were happy to have you with us on this special day.

Special thanks to the judges who worked so diligently; their job is not an easy one.

The results of competition are as follows: Beseda Juniors 1st place - Lodge No. 84 Beseda Seniors 1st place - Lodge No. 84 Individual Talent (6-9) 1st - Laura Pottkotter (130) 2nd - Amber Ondrusek (84) Individual Talent (10-12) 1st - Stephanie Becan (84) 2nd -- Barbara Reznik (84) 3rd - Staci Hubenak (92) Individual Talent (1344) 1st - Nikki Pokladnik (84) 2nd -- Janice Stanislav (66) 3rd - Lisa Reznik (84) Individual Talent (15-17) 1st -- Darrin Banik (35) 2nd -- Karen Shelton (66) 3rd -- Karen Hykel (6) Junior Group Talent (6-12) 1st - Lodge No. 84 2nd -- Lodge No 25 3rd -- Lodge No 6 Senior Group Talent (13-17) 1st - Lodge No 84 2nd -- Lodge No 84 3rd - Lodge No 35

District III First Place Pictorial Arts Winners. Back row, L to R: Lisa Reznik (84), Delores Dobecka (6).

Front row, L to R: Brandon Andreason (84), and Barbara Reznik (84).

Royalty Queen and Duchess 1st - Theresa Dobecka (6), Lanette Hykel (6) 2nd -- Karen Shelton (66), Michele Shelton (66) 3rd Janet Liska (84), Pamela Sanders (84) Royalty King and Duke 1st - Darrin Banik (35), Tommy Pavelka (35) 2nd - Donald Steinke (35), Timmy Pavelka (35) 3rd -- Larry Brem (66), Chris Owen (66) Scrapbook 1st - Lodge No. 66, Waco 2nd - Lodge No. 6, Cottonwood 3rd - Lodge No. 84, Dallas Pictorial Arts 6-9: 1st Brandon Andreason (84), 2nd Keri Andreason (84), 3rd Bryan Wolfe (84) 10-12: 1st Barbara Reznik (84), 2nd Gail Docekal (130), 3rd Kim Macalik (25) 13-14: 1st Lisa Reznik (84), 2nd Paul Manak (84), 3rd Amy Macalik (25) 15-17: 1st Delores Dobecka (6), 2nd Theresa Dobecka (6), 3rd Sally Manak (84) Home Arts 6-9: None 10-12: 1st Barbara Reznik (84), 2nd Lanette Hykel (6), 3rd Leanne Parma (130) 13-14: 1st Lisa Reznik (84), 2nd Cathy Pokladnik (84), 3rd Janice Stanislav (66) 15-17: 1st Theresa Dobecka (6), 2nd Pam Thun (35), 3rd Debbie Docekal (130) Foods 6-9: 1st Tommy Pavelka (35), 2nd Keith Hykel (6), 3rd Melinda Kudrna (25) 10-12: 1st Barbara Reznik (84), 2nd

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District III Junior of the bear Shirley Dobecka (6), and Teenager of the Year Darrell Uptmor (6).

Home Arts District IIi First Place Winners, L to R: Lisa Reznik (84), Barbara Reznik (84), and Theresa Dobecka (6). There were no entrants in 6-9 category.

District III First Place Winners in Foods. Front row, L to R: Tommy Pavelka (35), Barbara Reznik (84).

Back row, L to R: Vicki Gerlich (84), and There ,ia Dobecka 6

Eugene Reznik (84), 3rd Kathy Thun (35) 13-14: 1st Vicki Gerlich (84), 2nd Missy Steinke (35), 3rd Janice Stanislav (66) 15-17: 1st Theresa Dobecka (6), 2nd Lana Steinke (35), 3rd Debbie Docekal (130) Constructed Items 6-9: Chris Owen (66) 10-12: Richard Lee Burney (35) 13-14: Darrell Uptmor (6) 15-17: 1st Darrin Banik (35), 2nd Larry Brem (66) Hobby Kits 6-9: 1st Brian Becan (84), 2nd Bryan Wolfe (84), 3rd Kevin Dobecka (6) 10-12: 1st Gail Docekal (130), 2nd Eugene Reznik (84), 3rd Barbara Reznik (84)

13-14: 1st Melissa Macalik (25), 2nd Dawn Pavelka (35), 3rd Janice Stanislav (66) 15-17: 1st Larry Brem (66), 2nd Delores Dobecka (6), 3rd Terry Hykel (6) Science/Education 6-9: 1st Sharon Rejcek (25), 2nd Bryan Wolfe (84), 3rd Kevin Dobecka (6) 10-12: 1st Carla Pottkotter (130), 2nd Kathleen Rejcek (25) 13-14: 1st Donna Stanislav (66), 2nd Lisa Reznik (84), 3rd Amy Macalik (25) 15-17: 1st Karen Hykel (6) Handicrafts 6-9: 1st Chris Owen (66), 2nd Kevin Dobecka (6), 3rd Keith Hykel (6) 10-12: 1st Staci Hubenak (92), 2nd Gail Docekal (130), 3rd Michele Shelton (66) 13-14: 1st Cathy Pokladnik (84), 2nd Lisa Marie Houpy (130), 3rd Larry Petr (84) 15-17: 1st Karen Hykel (6), 2nd Sally Manak (84), 3rd Terry Hykel (6) Junior of the Year - Shirley Dobecka (6) Teenager of the Year - Darrell Uptmor (6) Bessie Petr, District III YC

District Ill First Place Winners in Constructed Items, L to R: Darrin Banik (35), Chris Owen (66). Darrell U e tmor (6), and Richard Lee Burney (35).

Here's a group of approximately 46 campers from District VI who recently camped at Camp Bastrop. There were a total of about seven or eight chaperones with the various groups. One of them, John Spears, is shown at left rear. Four lodges were represented with campers: Lodge 30 Taiton, 32 Victoria, 40 Hillje, and 50 El Campo. (All photos by NAM) District III First Place Winners in Hobby Kits, L to R: Gail Docekal (130), Melissa Macalik 25 Brian Becan 84 and Larr Brem 66 .

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Here we see a group of happy District VI campers enjoying a dip in the cool swimming pool. There's no question about it; they enjoyed every minute of it and cooperated in making the camping experience a most enjoyable one.

-NAM.

Science and Education District 111 First Place Winners. Front row: Sharon Rejcek (25). Back row, L to R; Donna Stanislav (66), Carla Pottkotter (130), and Karen Hykel (6).

District III First Place Winners in Handicraft. Back row, L to R: Staci Hubenak (92), Cathy Pokladnik (84), Karen Hykel (6). Front row: Chris Owen (66).

Chaperones And Staff At District VI Camp, Camp Bastrop. Front row, kneeling, L to R: Wilma Gaddis, Patsy Korenek, Stephanie and John Spears.

Standing, L to R: Vlasta Sumbera, Elsie Brdecka, Diann Srubar (rear), Georgia Henderson, Frances Motal, Janet Holub, and District VI YC Janet Marek.

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From the Youth Members LODGE NO. 6 YC ACHIEVES MANY AWARDS AT DISTRICT III YAD Dear Readers, The Cottonwood Youth Club held its meeting Friday, July 2nd.

President Darrell Uptmor called the meeting to order.

Pledge to the American Flag was recited by all present.

All officers presented their reports.

We want to congratulate all the winners at District III YAD. We had several first place winners and several who placed second and third: Congratulations go to Theresa Dobecka for winning Queen of District III. Darrell Uptmor also did a very good job representing our Youth Club as King. Best of luck to Theresa when she competes at State Royalty.

Fraternally yours, Shirley Dobecka (7-6-82) -SpJST--

ROBSTOWN LODGE NO. 117 YC PLANS TO ATTEND CAMP Dear Readers, District VII had their YAD Sunday, June 27th. They had lots of fun. After the judges decided on the winners, they gave out ribbons.

They had lots of first place winners.

Then, they took pictures.

Each judge and youth leader got a scrapbook as a reward of good

work.

Mr. Eugene Hrncir was the person who picked the TulosoMidway Cafe for the YAD. Everyone had a good time and is looking forward for camp, which will be held at Val Verde, July 23rd through 27th.

Fraternally, Angie Hrncir (10) (7-8-82) -SPJSTTAITON YOUTH THANKS

CAMP INDIVIDUALS Dear Vestnik Readers, The Taiton SPJST Youth Club attended their District VI summer youth camp at Bastrop,State Park, June 28th to July 1st.

We had a great time! Our events included swimming, hiking, folk dancing, folk singing, sports, craft, and games. Every evening we had a party where we played games and had a lot of fun.

I would like to thank our Head Cook Mrs. Elsie Brdecka, and the rest of our cooks: namely, Mrs. Georgie Henderson, Mrs. Wilma Gaddis, and Mrs. Vlasta Sumbera.

They did a great job cooking for all of us. I can promise you we never went hungry.

I would also like to thank the chaperones for taking time out to come to camp for us. They were all "fun sports." Our additional thanks go to our District VI Youth Counselor Mrs. Janet Marek, and our State Youth Director Mrs. Jann Wilson for doing such a good job.

Fraternally yours, Vicki Dorotik (16) (7-8-82) --SPJST-

LODGE 29 YOUTH CLUB NEWS The Taylor SPJST Lodge 29 Youth Club held their regular monthly meeting for the election of officers. They are as follows: Troy Marx - president, Marisa Janek vice-president, Dawn Sladek secretary, David Caldwell treasurer, Clint Krhovjak - vicetreasurer, Kimberly Caesar reporter, Todd Blahuta - sergeant at arms, Denise Wuensche - historian and Troy Marx - photographer.

Plans for future socials were discussed and members voted to go to New Braunfels for a day at the water slide in August. The exact date to be set later.

Entries for the up-coming YAD were also discussed. YAD is to be held in Academy, Texas on July 11.

Registration at 12:30 and the program starting at 2:00.

All members are looking forward to going to Summer Camp at the end of July.

Kimberly Caesar Reporter (7-8-82) -SPJST -

SEVERAL YOUTH FROM LODGE 30 ATTEND CAMP Dear Vestnik Readers, SPJST District VI attended camp at Bastrop State Park from June 28th to July 1st.

On our first day we had a backwards party which everyone wore their clothes backwards. For our second day we had a sock hop. The third night we had a fashion show.

During the day we played games, took part in sports, worked on crafts, and went swimming.

We had 23 members and 2 adults from Taiton at camp.

I would like to thank the SPJST for making camp possible.

Fraternally, Jean Dorotik (13) (7-8-82) -SPJSTLODGE' NO. 30 YOUTH TELLS

OF ENJOYABLE CAMP Dear Vestnik Readers, I went to Bastrop State Park, June 28th along with other members from Taiton, and I really had a good time We went swimming and made string art for craft. It was a lot of fun. We also played ball and went on hikes.

I want to thank everybody who made camp possible for us. I am looking forward to next year's camp.

Fraternally, Marcy Dorotik (10) (7-8-82) - SPJST-

EVENTS PLANNED BY LODGE COTTONWOOD NO. 6 YC Dear Readers, This is just a reminder of some of the coming events for our Youth Club. We will visit the rest home July 14th. Plans are being made to go to White Waters and Six Flags in the near future.

We are collecting Campbell labels so everyone save them.

Birthday celebrant for the month is Melissa Mynar. Darrell Uptmor brought the birthday cake.

We will be needing help from all the youth members and others as well to work the game stands at our annual picnic, Sunday, July 18th.

There will also be a Work-Day Saturday, July 17th, so, please,

everyone come out and help make this picnic a great success.

Fraternally yours, Theresa Dobecka (7-6-82) --SPJSTin

firmariam EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY We, the Resolution Committee, in behalf of all the members of Lodge No. 25, Ennis, wish to express our deepest sympathy to the bereaved family of our departed borther JERRY TROJACEK, who died June 8, in the Ennis Nursing Home, after a long illness.

Brother Trojacek was born in Crisp, April 26, 1905, the son of Joseph and Anna (Cvach) Trojacek.

He was reared there and April 24, 1932 was married to Miss Rosie Polezal. They made their home in that community where he was a farmer, retiring in 1965. Sister Trojacek died October 21, 1968.

Brother Trojacek was a member of St. John's Catholic Church, SPJST Lodge No 25 and the KJT Society No. 35.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Raford Novy of Ennis, and Ms. Lorene Bakluda of Ennis; a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lydia Hughes of Seagoville; one brother, Ed Trojacek, a resident of LaI3oure Care Center, (who also passed away June 13,1982); two sisters, Mrs. Joe Martinek and Mr& Agnes Novasad, both of Ennis; and six grandchildren.

A son Emil Trojacek, died in 1964.

May our departed brother rest in eternal peace.

Resolution Committee: Viola Dla,baj Kay Kovar Dorothy Kudrna -SPJSTEXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY We, the Resolution Committee, in behalf of all the members of Lodge No 25 Ennis, wish to express ow deepest sympathy to the bereaved family of our departed brother RAY EDWARD KOVAR, who was fatally injured in the line of duty as a Dallas County Sheriffs Deputy, June 20, 1982. Brother Kovar was an eight-year veteran of the department Hundreds of law officers from 42 law enforcement departments in Texas honored the memory of Brother Kovar by attending his services.

Brother Kovar was born March 10, 1948 in Forney, Texas, the son of Robert and Ella (Kvapik) Kovar. In 1951 he moved to Seagoville with his parents. In 1960 he returned to Forney and graduated from Forney High School in 1966. He was employed by the Federal Reserve Bank in Dallas and in 1967 he joined the U.S. Air Force, serving with the Military Police in Panama and Vietnam. He was discharged in 1972 as a Staff Sergeant.

July 7, 1973, he married Miss Kay Lynn Mach of Ennis and in 1974 went to work for the Dallas County Sheriffs Department In 1978, after attending night school for four years, he received a degree in Applied Science from Navarro College in Corsicana.

Brother Kovar was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Ennis,

serving as a Deacon; was a member of SPJST Lodge No. 25, serving as Security for a time and in other services; he was in the Air Force Reserve and Military Police Company No. 302D in Fort Worth.

Surviving are his wife, Kay Lynn, recording secretary of Lodge No. 25; one brother, Robert W. Kovar of Ennis; and three sisters, Mrs. Burl Cox of Seagoville, Mrs. Robert Zabojnik and Mrs. Edwin Svehlak, both of Ennis.

May our departed brother rest in eternal peace.

Resolution Committee: Viola Dlabaj Kay Kovar Dorothy Kudrna -SPJST

EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY I, the Resolution Committee of Lodge Cottonwood No. 6, in behalf of our entire membership, do hereby express our heartfelt sympathy to the surviving family of our departed lodge brother EDWARD JOSEPH MYNAR, who died Saturday, June 19, 1982 at the age of 30, in a Temple hospital.

Services were held at 2 p.m.

Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Riese', with the Rev. G. Donald Loudenbach officiating.

Burial followed in Trinity Lutheran Cemetery.

Brother Mynar was born in Waco and was a lifelong resident of McLennan County. He was a veteran of the Vietnam War. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Dorothy Mynar; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Mynar of West; five sisters, Mrs. David Neckar of Northcrest, and Mrs. David Matus, Mrs. Alphonse Kaska, Annette and Jeanette Mynar, all of West; two brothers, Thomas and Patrick Mynar, both of West.

May our departed brother rest in eternal peace.

Resolution Committee: Carol Ann Stuckly -SPJSTEXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY We, the Resolution Committee, in behalf of all the members of Lodge No 25, Ennis, wish to express our deepest sympathy to the bereaved family of our departed sister MILLIE LUKSA, who passed away June 21, 1982 in the Ennis Nursing Home after a long illness.

She was born January 5, 1893 in Caldwell, the daughter of Frank and Rosa (Jakubik) Elsik. In 1895 she moved, with her parents, to Ennis where she was reared.

In 1911, she was married to Frank J. Luksa and they made their home in the Telico and Alma communities where Mr. Luksa was engaged in farming. In 1967, after Mr. Luksa retired, they moved to Ennis and Mr. Luksa died July 12. 1974.

Mrs. Luksa was a member of the Presbyterian Church and SPJST Lodge No 25.

Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Roger F. Krueger of Humble; one granddaughter, and two greatgranddaughters.

May our departed sister rest in eternal peace.

Resolution Committee: Viola Dlabaj Kay Kovar Dorothy Kudrna -SPJST-

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LIDSKOST BRATRSTVI east Ceska, Utedni organ Slovanske Podporujici Jednoty Statu Texas, zalotiene roku 1897

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Oddil Dopisova,telii Tak Vgelkos Aneika Houdkova.

Dnes je nedele evrteho eervence kdy my v Americe oslavujeme nag neodvislost od Anglie. Je tomu jiti dve ste test let a nekteti si ani nevzpomenou a neuvaii, co to slovo "svoboda" znamand — jen ti v jinych zemich by byli rani, kdyby oni mohli oslavovat jako my. Take socha svobody v ptistavu v Novem Yorlm, ktera. je PI 95 let stars, zaeind ukazovat svoje staff. Pry byla zhotovend z medeneho plechu, ktery zakina chatrat a bude brzy musit miti nejakou opravu anebo se to po Imsech znidl Tato socha jest 151 stop vysolca a dala tehdy hodne prace, kdy Francie chtkla dokazat Americe jak velice si vág ptatelstvi Ameriky a darovala sochu Spojenym statism.

Jela jsem dvakrate kolem sochy svobody a vette, to kdo jf videl, tie talc° se ubrani sveho dojeti.

Tak vdera zase oznamovali, tie znarna firma Curtis-Mathes, ktera vyrabela televize znaeky toho jmena, pry zavte svaji tovarnu v Athens, Tx., a pry propusti ihned sto-padesat zamestriandi a pozdeji pry mnohem vice. V novinach stab, ze celkem pry dojde to na 850 delnalcii (ztrati praci).

Tak vidite, zas jednou co tech lidi ztraci praci, a skoro katidy tyden nektera tovarna oznami, tie mug zavtit. Tak co budou vtichni tyto delat? A vte se poi‘ad zdraiuje a tak kde na to budou brat platit vetsi tidy, zdratienou grocerii, a vte ostatni! Je to opravdu na povatienou, tie ano?

Mils pfItelkyne pi. Mary Dutkova me sdelila, tie pi. Zdenka Prativkova z Frenttatu na Morave (ktera zde Toni na podzim si zde pobyla 3 mesice a navttivila sve ptibuzne) pry nynisla navttivit sestru pi. Dutkova v Hovoranech a sice p1. Katetinu Hradilovou a pry se rady poznaly a hezky se vespolek pobavily. Mohla ji vte lepe vypovedet a vysvetlit jak se pi. Dutkova ma a teti co vte zde videla a jak se zde mela. Kdyi obe jsou z Moravy tak jiste to bylo pekne a mile a pteji jim to ze srdce.

Minuly tyden mlacMc s ptitelem jeli ve vychodni easti nateho Dallasu a tam videli obrovskou koeku, ktera letiela na chodnilm. Ten 19. lety slezl a tel jipohladit. Napted hochovi lizala ruku ale pak vyhlfiela jakoby ho chtela kousnout a hoch zadal jft pozpatku od neho, ale ten horsky 1ev eili mountain lion se pistil za nim.

Pak hoch skoeil na auta parkovane a lev za nim, pi torn ho podrapal na rukou, nohou a prsou. Hoch skoeil honem do auta a jeli uvedomit policii, ktera jej pak chytla a darovala do zoologicke zahrady. Dosud tiadnY nevi komu patti a odkud utekl. To je videt, ze elovek musi byt opatrny nebot' divokal zvitata jsou nevyzpytatelra a mohlo to dopadnout hilte — snad poclruhe si da pozor.

Take minuly tyden jisty elovek byl ptedeasem kousnut chrestytem (hadem) a zemtel v nemocnici. Pry jiz jednou byl kousnut ale se z toho uzdravil ale nyni zase byl kousnut do palce a z toho jiz nevytel. Had ho

14. kervenee 1982 kousl pry kdyi ho krmil. Zdalo by se, ze mohl uz mit ponaueeni z prvrao kousnuti a dat si pozor. Je to smutne ale jiz je pozde, 'tie ano?

Vedatoti jsou nadteni nalezern eeliste zvlfete ktere pry lad() zde, kde kdysi bylo jezero anebo teka poblitie Grapevine a Irving. Pry* tato eelist tam letiela asi 20 tisk let a vedci maji radost, tie neco takoveho se natio a mohou si udelat jakysi postup vedomosti jak to kdysi vte bylo.

Jista texaska pani z Austinu jela k pobteii na Padre astra y a mela za etyti tisice tperka v plechovce od piva a ktera, byla omylem vyhozend k vode kde tu plechovku nagi dva mladf hog kteti jf poctive vratili a nyni pant hledd hochy aby jim kaidemu dala $100. za navraceni tperkii. To jiste bylo hezke od hochn, tie vratili plechovku, tie ano?

Ve evrtek minuleho tydne mnoho Palau jelo do gpanelska aby byli ptitomni lite soccer ve Spanelsku a 300 z nich tiadalo o fitulek na zapade, tie pry v jejich zemi nejsou tianne dobre vyhlidky na spokojeny Prozatim budou ubytovanf ye gpanelsku a pak budou poslanijinam.

Mnozi take pry jeli s busem a zilstali.v zap. Nemecku, gvycarsku a Francu.

mohou pak obdrtiet piljelcu 30 milionfi dolaru na zakoupenf teto trate. Obe mesta se test, tie by jim to mac prospelo s provozem a tak budem videt jak to dopadne.

-SPJST-

Novinky z tadu Rozkvet

172. Pasadena.

Vatiene sestry, bratti a milovanf nag krajane po celem Texasu.

Vitame vas k nam!

To slunce ptesvita dosti teple, teplomer stoupl az na 98 ve etvrtek, ale tu v Houstone se nemuzeme rouhat prototie doma na farme nekdy bylo i vice tepleji a ptetili jsme vte ty vedra a jette mnoho nas je tu v praci a nic nam neschazf a jsme zdravl.

Dilcy vtem co se dostavili k nam do Pasadena v sobotu na tu nag dupandu k to velice nadherne muzice "Fabulous Six" z Flugerville, Texas.

Znam nektere muzikanty a hrali Tram ptekrasnou muziku a to smichanou a zpivali velice krasne nam. KapelmIc Fritz Hodde je velice ke vtem dobte znamy a WI bylo dosti moc na ty easy co jsou s nami. Kdo kdy chce dobrych case unit koncem tydne, talc ptijedte k nam. U nas tu je sily a iivota jette dosti i veselosti po tech dnech co se deje okolo. Kdo byl u rids v sobotu tak uzil dobrYch east a veselosti pri to Zpravy uda,'vaji, ze asi 7 procent lidu v nadherne muzice "Fabulous Six", ale Texasu je bez prace, a co to zhortuje, tot. Fritz Hodde zaportmeli privest ze tolik lidi od jinud (hlavne ze jejich napoje, tak Jan Mikeska jim severnich stall) se sem stale stehuje. vtem vypomohl na to jejich Ti co natli praci si stauji, 'tie tato aby male mohli lepe foukat do tech nynejti prace se nemilie rovnat k jejich pittalek. U dvefl byli na:si hoste dtive'jti praci -- a s platem tei nejsou ptedseda Daniel Berry a sestra spokojeni. Ale co je Mat? Lepe neco Margie Lee Nelmsova nate dcera a neili nic, protoke elovek mu g byt bude nevestou a ienou ptedsedy Dan a platit dane, dety a riizne poplatky a Berry v den 9. eervence. Meli jsme kdyby nedelali tak by to bylo jeste mnoho navttevnikil z okolf Pasadena. horti. Kdyby aspon clovek vedel kdy Vgchni byli ptedsedou Dan Berry se to polepsi a vse zas bude veselejsi vyznamenani s na g pochvalou, ze pro kaideho. jsou mezi nami koncem tydne Take jedno filmove divadlo ve Ft. veselosti; &Icy vSem! Worth chce prodavat pivo a sendviee Den 10. eervence zase byl u nas aby mohli vyjft finanene, nebot' tanec jako obyeejne katidou sobotu. obchod filmovy jiz nenf to, co kdysi bylo a oni si chteji nahnat Muzika byla dodana Dan 'n' the Boys navttevnilcy aby se jim to vyplatilo. z Houstonu. Hoste u dveti byli Joseph Ale bapsti gi farati se proti tomu Herbie a Evelyn Kimmonsovi.

Na den 17. eervence budeme brani a nechtf tomu dovolit. Tak nyni kapelu Juliuse Tupa a jeho "Middivadla mug si napted vymoci night Shift" s (country/western a povoleni k prodavani piva a to bude variety) muzikou. Oni vtem rani tetika prate!

Same tpatne zpravy ktere se udaly posloug coti radi slytfte; nebudth minuly tyden zde. Dva mu g sli hiedat stydlavi a zeptejte se o vesi radost sveho psa a kdyi s1i kolem Trinity zapadni muziky; Julius yam rad teky tak videli auto na polovic posloug a Juliuse to velice poteg, potopene v tece a tei citili zapach z WA' se ho zeptate o muzice.

U nas v tadu C. 172. jsme take ye toho auta. Otevteli za.dek a tarn natli soustrasti, tie jsme se doslechli o mrtvoly mute a tieny kteti byli zastteleni dvemi ranami v hlave. jedne sestte Ruby SkrabanIcove; v Policie hledala a koneene natla parku pti jednom obchode zlodej totoinost tech lidi-manielfi a dle ukradl jejf penetienku (schranku) a vteho byli asi zastteleni nekym, kdo jette nebyl chycen tyden pozdeji.

Take se doslychame, tie sestra chtel zahladit vraidy a snaill se potopit auto s lidmi. Prod se to stab Loraine Wylie je doma v luau se dosud nevi, ale vynago se tie mui nemocna a ptejeme sestte Loraine zavraideny mel jakesi spojeni s brzlce uzdraveni.

Nate ptitti schilze se bude konat trafikantami drogil a moind tie tito je 14. eervence v 7:30 veeer, tak volejte zabili kdyi se nepohodli dohromady.

Rock Island tieleznice je vtechny do schnze ye stfedu pa zbankrotela a chce prodavat trate telefone a vyslytfte co se deje. Ten ktera se naleza. mezi Ft. Worth a nas oIrromnY novy domov id se Dallasem. Je toho pry 30 mil trate a buduje brzy do nebes. Jan a Esther obe mesta chteji pozdeji zhotovit Mikeskovi jsme tam byli v nedeli si linku mezi terra dvemi mesty a letitte prohlednout tu novou na g sin.

Ft. Worth a Dallas. Mayor mesta Budova je velika, a mista bude dosti; vlijednaval s federalni vladou a pry pitedte si ptedem prohlednout tu

a bude vas to jiste tetit. Tak uti zvete rodne a ptatele do nateho tadu pteclern at budeme novou sin otvirat nekdy 7. listopadu v necleli. Budte ptichystani elenove s nami. Budete tomu velice povdeeni, tie jste s nami v tadu Rozkvet C. 172. SPJST a take yam a vtem budeme dekovat povdeeni k podpote nove nag sine jestli jste Glen nebo ne. Miltiete si koupit vellcy still a osm tidli pro vag pohodlnost za dobrou lacinou cenu a pro irate ptibuzne a ptatele a na stole bude vase jmeno tisknute jako darce ctihodnosti tadu 172. Podlaha bude 80 x 93 sttevicii z dubovych etvereenich kouskil, take budeme mit nove jmena kapel, tak nebud'te stydlavi a ptihlaste se brzy; zveme vas ze vtech stran a okoli k nam.

Na ty nate nemocne vtechny navidy nezapominame a cftime se vtemi jejich soustrasti; vtechny pates vas. Bull a vtem zemtelym tichy spanek na veenosti; at' vtem svetlo veene svitl.

Na shledanou a llah s vami!

Jan T. Mikeska.

Jmeno, ktere bychom meli znat

Asi vite, co zpiva Karel Gott, Waldemar Matutka ci Helena Vandrakkova nebo Hana Zagorova, co hrajf znami muzikanti, Jiff Malasek nebo Felix Slovdeek. A kaidy z nich jednou zpival a hral mirnotadne dspetnou eeskou pisnieku vite, kterou?

Kdyi se neclavno svetoznama rozhlasova stanice Radio Luxembourg rozhodla udelit Vence ceny nejuspetnejtim skladbam v§ech dob, byla mezi nimi.

Jeji tviirce ji sloth uz v roce 1929.

Hral ji se svym orchestrem a protote se libila, hraly ji brzy i dalti kapely v alcolf. Trvalo vtak celYch pet let, net byla vydana tiskem, tehdy v praiskem Hoffmanove nakladatelstvi.

Od to doby se vtak zakind psat historic jedne z mala eeskych pisnieek, ktera obletkla cely svet a vtude ji lide rani poslouchali. Zpivali si ji vojaci na frontach druhe svetove valky. Stala se tisttedni melodii hned nekolika filmu, ktere videli rovneti divaci v celem svete; jmenovaly se "Mote Dart osud" ei "Srdce v zajeti."

Hrala a hraje se na pedifch nejvetsich koncertnich hal, ale dodnes ji hraji kutalky v nejmen gch vesnicich — bez rozdilu, zda muzikanti jsou vyznavadi moderni ci tradieni hudby. Stejnou melodii hraji pod rfiznymi nazvy: v Danslcu jako "Hvor er min kope," ye gvedsku a Finsku jako "Ut i naturen," v Nemecicu, Holandsku a gvycarsku zpivaji "Rosamunde," v Anglii a Americe "Vyvalte sudy." U nas se hrala nejdfive pod nativem "Modtanska," teprve pozdeji ji opattil textem a nazval "gkoda lasky" textat Vaclav Zeman.

Jejf autor ptitom cely svuj tivot proill nadaleko Prahy, v Modtanech nebo na Zbraslavi. Byl kapelmIcem a dalti pisnieky, kteryrTh tikame veene zelene. Jeho muzika nikdy nezevtednela, fide ji chteji poslouchat vidy znovu a znovu.

Narodil se v roce 1904. Jmenuje se Jaromir Vejvoda.

R. Mihola

14IVESTNIK — 14. eervence 1982

Ueme se eesky Let Us Study Czech!

Lekce sedmnficti — Lesson 17 Forming plurals — Mnoine eislo The nominative plural of masculine animate nouns has, for both hard and soft stems, the ending i, which softens the hard consonants before it. had — hadi vojak vojaci 'deft — eerti eech — eegi pan — pani doktor — doktoti There are 2 other endings for animate masculine nouns in the nom. pl.

— ov-é — personal names, such as Vaclavove, which means several people with the name Vacla.v. Other examples: Ital Italove eech — either Srb — Srbove 6e§i or (one syllable names) eechove pan panove Polak — Po16.6 syn — synove and Mad'ar — 'e'en — elenove biskup — biskupove filosof — filosofove There is much fluctuation in the usage of the plural i and ove. Perhaps one rule of thumb to follow is to use the ove form when speaking and writing formally.

All nouns ending in — tel, denoting office, position, or occupation, are made plural by the simple addition of é. Examples: ueitel — ueitele pohan pohani stavitel — stavitele andel — andele °bean — obeane host — hoste zid— tide krajan — krajane soused — souse& Ameriean — Americana Clovek mantel — Slovan Slovane (exception: mantelove German, Germani (Nouns ending in — ista): houslista — housliste §achista — §achiste

pianistapianiste, ptitel — There are a number of nouns that usually go in pairs, such as rmIZ'ky, brgle, etc., somewhat like our words, sheep, deer, etc. There is no singular form for these words. Examples: penfze noviny gaty kalhoty a housle klefte nffiky rodiee dvete brgle hodiny Proper names, places, countries, etc.: Cechy Marianske Lazne Teplice Karlovy Vary Feasts: Vanoce Velikonoce narozeniny jmeniny There exist some of the old dual number plural in Czech: ruka — ruce koleno — kolena noha nohy oko — oei firs prsa ucho — u§i rameno — ramena Exercise Write the nominative plural of these words: bratr chlapec sestra ptitel Ameriean kupec soused houslista Form sentences of your own with the plural of these words: Robert vojak ueitel filosof eech stavitel pan obean host syn elen soused mantel Pronounce all the words OUT LOUD. Be sure and look up all words you don't know the meaning of.

Translate the sentence you write in Czech into English.

Bubenieek Tluee bubenfeek, tluee na buben, a svolava, hochy: "Hai pojd'te ven!

Zahrajem si na vojaky, mime flinty i bodaky, hold, hfira, hej, nikdo nemegker (Can you read and translate this verse?)

vktahem.

Observe the verbs with only perfec47th lesson. Verbal prefixes. tive prefixes (they give in every Continued from lesson 46: particular case only the perfective pre — motion across, over: Ptegel meaning): Napsal jsem dopis. ulici. — He crossed the street. — Studenti se naueili novou pfsen. ate Pf-e§el ptes kfitovatku. Pkepsal nakreslilo obraz. Malit namaloval dornacf cvieenf. — He rewrote his portret. Kdy jsi se narodil? Dobte homework. jsme se najedli: nasnidali, naobedvali pro — motion through: Pro gli jsme i naveeeteli. Mita. vas o neco lesem. — We went through the wood poprosit? Potadal jsem ho o radu. (and came out). Prospal celk den. -- Poekej na me! Podivej se sem!

He slept (through) the whole day.

Pozdravte, kdyi vidite nekoho o, ob — motion around: Obeli jsme znameho. Zabolel me zub. Pekne dilm/cele mesto. — We went round nam podekovali. Maminka uvatila the house/round the whole town. obed. Udelali jste chybu. Musts si Opsali jsme si neco z knihy. — We umgt ruce. Na ulici jsem uvidel copied something from the book. jednoho znameho. Najednou jsem Kdyi to slovo neznate, ja yam ho uslygel z pokoje nejakg hluk. Nemohu opigu. — If you do not know the word, tomu uvetit. Krejef mi usil gaty. Jegte I will paraphrase it. se musfm ueesat a pak pajdu. V (lake pted — motion in front of; to move jsem uvidel Karla a zavolal jsem na more quickly than some one else: nej: Ahoj, jak se mar Nekdo zaklepal Predlozil novg navrh. — He put na dvete. Marie zazpi'vala d ye pfsne. forward/submitted a new proposal. Hudba zahrala polku. Telefon Ten autobus nas ptedjel. — The bus zazvonil. Kdy jsem se oholil, gel jsem ven. Oloupal jsem si pornerane. Je mi overtook us. za — motion behind: Kniha zapadla zima, jdu se °hilt ke kamnum. za stul. — The book fell behind the Nemusfte vypit celou sklenici.

Pottebuji si vyprat kogile. Rad bych table.

Exercise: Supply the missing se ted' vykoupal. Rychle jsme se rozloutili. prefixes.

JAN HOLUB Slunce veera v 18.02 hod.

6ekali jsme ve fronte na lfstky a dva studenti nas -§li. Letadlo -letelo celou Zemi. -jeli jsme ulicf at" na narnestf.

Karel k nam -gel na navgtevu. Marie HALL MANAGER WANTED si -nesla to knihu dome. Vlak -jel na The Taylor SPJST Lodge No. 29 is nadrail. -gel z domu a dekal ptede in need of a hall manager. Salary dvetrni. -jeli jsme tramvajf nahoru na plus living facilities are on premises.

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SPJST CALENDAR

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Saturday, Aug. 21-Larry Standly's Brand New Day Saturday, Aug. 28-Gary Josey Band ***

Lodge No. 79, Corpus Christi Wednesday, July 14-Lodge meeting, 7 p.m);**

FOR SPJST LODGES ONLY Lodge No. 80, Holland Lodge No. 6, Cottonwood

Lodge No. 30, 'Talton

Friday, July 16-Social Night, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, July 17-Work Day preparing for lodge picnic Sunday, July 18-Lodge No. 6 Annual Picnic; Public is invited Friday, July 23-Social Night, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, July 24-Wedding Celebration

Sunday, July 18-Hosting District VI YAD

*** Lodge No. 13, Dime Box

Saturday, July 17-The Moods Saturday, July 24-(No Dance) Sunday, July 25-St. Joseph's Church Bazaar at the SPJST Hall; dance at night by The Good Vibrations Saturday, July 31-Good Vibrations

*** Lodge No. 15, Buckholts

(Lodge meeting every 2nd Wednesday of each month,, 7 p.m. Game night every Tuesday, 7:30)

Lodge No. 18, Elgin Sunday, July 18-LeeRoy Matocha, 4 8 Saturday, July 24-Western Days, come early and eat; Class Reunion, 3-5; C/W Dance, 9-1; music by Jess DeMaine Saturday, July 31-Vrazels Saturday, Aug. 7 - Debonaires Saturday, Aug. 14 - Fritz Hodde Sunday, Aug. 22 - Jerry Haisler, 5-9 Saturday, Aug. 28 - Southern Wave

*** Lodge No. 24, Cyclone

Friday, July 16-Sterling Country Saturday, July 17-Cimarrons Sunday, July 18-Lodge 24's 85th Anniversary Celebration, 1:30 p.m. honoring 50-year members; food, games and music by Jim Howell & Texas Mesquite Monday, July 19 - Board of Trustees' meeting Saturday, July 24-Silver Creek Friday, July 30-Private lease Saturday, July 31-Jerry Haisler & Melody 5 Saturday, Aug. 7 - Casuals Sunday, Aug. 8 - Sebek Reunion (Daytime) Wednesday, Aug. 11 - Regular meeting Saturday, Aug. 14 - GommertSmetana Wedding; Music by Horizons Monday, Aug. 16 - Board meeting (Dress Policy: Must be neatly dressed) ***

Lodge No. 25, Ennis Saturday, July 31-Country Noblemen Saturday, Aug. 7-Beauman Bros.

Saturday, Aug. 21-Country Boys Saturday, Aug. 28-Battle Dance: Vrazels vs. Mikulas ***

Lodge No. 29, Taylor Saturday, July 24-Heart of Texas Czechs Saturday, July 31- Sterling Country Saturday, Aug. 14--H.O.T. Czechs Saturday, Aug. 21-Debonaires Sunday, Aug. 29-LeeRoy Matocha, 48

*** Lodge No. 35, Elk

Saturday, July 17-Cherokee Rose Saturday, July 24-Bill Mangum Country Combo Saturday, July 31-Roy Robbins Saturday, Aug. 7-Jerry Haisler Saturday, Aug. 14-Country Drifters Sunday, Aug. 15-Lodge meeting, 3 p.m.

Saturday, Aug. 21-Cherokee Rose Saturday, Aug. 28-Linda Gayle

*** Lodge No. 38, Kovar

Sunday, Oct. 3-Annual Picnic Supper

**Al, Lodge No. 39, Bryan

Saturday, July 17-Casuals Saturday, July 24-Innovations Friday, July 30-Debonalres Saturday, July 31-Velvets Sunday, Aug. 1 -- Regular meeting, 2 p.m.

Friday, Aug. 6 - Casuals Saturday, Aug. 7 - Horizons Saturday, Aug. 14 - Debonaires ***

Lodge No. 84, Dallas Saturday, July 17-PRINCESS BALL Bill Kucera's Czech Mates Saturday, July 31-HAWAIIAN DANCE: Country Boys Polka Band Saturday, Aug. 7-Dance: Jodie Mikula Polka Band Saturday, Aug. 21-Dance: Vrazel Polka Band

Lodge No. 88, Houston

Saturday, Aug. 14 -- C/W Dance with Jerry Max Lane

*** Lodge No. 172, Pasadena

Saturday, July 17-Julius Tupa Saturday, July 24 LeeRoy Matocha Saturday, July 31 - Ray Krenek Saturday, Aug. 7 - Donnie Wavra & the Hi-Liters Saturday, Aug. 14 - Neal Hart & Pure Country Saturday, Aug. 21 - Music Kings Saturday, Aug. 28 - H.O.T. Czechs

*** Lodge No. 176, Houston Northwest

Saturday, Aug. 28 - Lodge Meeting and picnic, 1 p.m. at Bear creek Park. ***

Lodge No. 177, Academy Wednesday, July 14-Lodge meeting, 8 p.m.

Saturday, July 17-SpecialAmerican Sunrise plus the Great Soja Tabucha Saturday, July 24-The Gentres Saturday, July 31-Easy ***

Wednesday, July 14-Birthday Club monthly meeting/luncheon Lodge No. 180, Burleson Saturday, July 24-Record Dance July 16&17-Al Pierson Big Band Sunday, Aug. 8-Regular Meeting U.S.A. (Dress Code enforced). Social Saturday, July 17-Rhythm Reunion Saturday, Aug. 14-Next Generations nights have resumed at 7:15 p.m.

Saturday, July 24-Ramblin' Rhythm Saturday, Aug. 28-Record Dance Sunday, July 18 -- Hosting District Saturday, July 31-The Journeymen *** V YAD;roastbeef dinner served at Sunday, Aug. 22-Fourth 11:30 a.m.; registration, 12:30 to Lodge No. 47, Seaton Anniversary of Lodge 180 Cele1:00 p.m.; live entertainment by bration; also a dance with music by Saturday, July 17-Donnie Wavra & Lodge 88 Czech Concert Harold Strand of Waco The Hi-Liters Orchestra and Choral Group, Sunday, Aug. 22 - Fourth AnniverSunday, July 18-Jezek-Kotrla 12:30-1:15; Talent and Royalty Reunion sary of Lodge 180 Celebration; program, 1:30 also a dance with music by Harold Tuesday, July 20-Board of TrusStrand of Waco tees' meeting, 7:30 Friday, July 23-Texas Brew (C/W) *** Saturday, July 24-Albin Dubec & Saturday, July 24-Vrazels (V/C/W) Lodge No. 183, Mid-Cities The Polka Dots (1st time) Saturday, July 31-Leo Heinrich (B/R) Tuesday, July 27-Choral Practice, Sunday, Aug. 1 - FREE HOME- Saturday, Aug. 14 - Henry Rejcek 7:30 COMING; by LeeRoy Matocha Sunday, Aug. 15 - Lodge day, 6:30 Saturday, July 31-Eric Honza Friday, Aug. 6 - Country Boys p.m.

Saturday, Aug, 7-LeeRoy Matocha Saturday, Aug. 7 - Ray Jurecka *** Friday, Aug. 13-Casuals Orch.

Saturday, Aug. 14-Jerry Haisler Friday, Aug. 14 -- John Sullivan . Lodge No. 185, New Braunfels Thursday, July 15-Regular meeting Saturday, Aug. 21-Jodie Jay & SilOrch. at Eagles Hall, 7:30 p.m. vertones Friday, Aug. 20 - Texas Brew July 17 & 18-Hill Country Polka Saturday, Aug. 28-Wence Shimek Saturday, -Aug. 21 -- Knights of *lit* Fest sponsored by Lodge No. 185; Dixie 10 hours of dancing, 3 bands for 2 Lodge No. 50, El Campo Saturday, Aug. 28 - Jan Garber days: Ballroom dancing Saturday, Wednesday, Sept. 1-Quarterly MeetOrch.

8:30-12:30 - Moonlight Express of *** ing New Braunfels; Polka dancing *** Lodge No. 92, Ft. Worth Sunday, 3-9-Leo Majek of Corpus Lodge No. 54, West (Every Wednesday & Friday nights Christi and Hi-Toppers of New Saturday, July 17-Wedding Dance Braunfels at Eagles Hall; food and ballroom dancing, dress code enforced: Saturday, July 24-Private Party drinks available Men-coats/ties and Ladies-After "Five" *** Saturday, July 31-Wedding Dance dresses) *** *** Lodge No. 187, Round Rock Sunday, July 18 - Lodge meeting Lodge No. 107, Floresville Lodge No. 66, Waco Sunday, July 18-Lodge meeting, 2 Saturday, July 17-Henry Svacina and covered dish meal (bring Playmates P.m. covered dishes), 4 p.m.; dance at 5 Sunday, July 18-Lodge meeting, 2:30 Sunday, Sept. 12-Hosting District p.m. music by H.O.T. Czechs p.m.

VII fall meeting Sunday, Aug. 8-Hosting District II *** Saturday, July 24-Jerry Haisler & fall meeting Melody 5 Lodge No. 130, Dallas & *** Saturday, July 31-Billy Uptmor & Sokol Zizka Lodge No. 188, Centerville The Makers Saturday, July 24-Annual Hawaiian Saturday, Aug. 7 - Country DriftSaturday, July 17-0SR Dance; music by Harold Strand ers (Private Wedding dance) Monday, July 19-Lodge meeting, 7:30 Orch.

Saturday, Aug. 14 - Jodie Mikula P.m.

Saturday, July 31-Jodie Mikula Saturday, Aug. 21American'SunSaturday, July 24-Jimmy Copeland & Saturday, Aug. 21 - Don Peachy of rise The WesterAres Burnett, Wi. Saturday, Aug. 28 - Cherokee Rose Saturday, July 31-Stone Mountain *** *** Saturday, Aug. 28 - Czech HarvestLodge No. 189, ers

Lodge No. 74, Lovelady

Saturday, July 17-Silver Creek Band Saturday, July 24-Jodie Jay & The Silvertones Saturday, July 31-Madison Express Saturday, Aug. 7-Buckshots Monday, Aug. 9-Lodge meeting, 7:30

*** Lodge No. 142, Houston

Sunday, Aug. 1 - Lodge meeting, 2 P.m..,

Bryan-College Station Sunday, Sept. 12 - Annual meeting at K.C. Hall, Bryan at 3:30 p.m. ***

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Lodge No. 154, Ft. Worth Sunday, Aug. 8 - Monthly lodge meeting, 3 p.m.

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