ESTN Official Publication of the SPJST, originally chartered as the Slovanksa Podporujici Jednota Statu Texas, in 897
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Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 to: SPJST Home Office, P. 0. Box 100, Temple, Texas 76503
April 25, 2001
ISSN-07458800
100 Pennies drive meets, exceeds goal Through the end of March, more than 1,000 donations had been made to the 2000-2001 100 Pennies Scholarship Drive and SPJST Memorial Scholarship Fund, for a grand total of $15,319.20. The tally exceeds this year's goal of $14,000. Thanks to your generous support, many young SPJST members will be in a much better position to attend or continue their college education. While this posting concludes the 2000-2001 100 Pennies Scholarship Drive, donations, including memorials. are gratefully accepted year round. The names of donors received between now until the be ginning of next year's drive will be held and posted when the 20012001 drive begins on October 1. 2001. If you have any questions or comments regarding the program, please contact the State Fraternal Activities Cooardinator at (800) 727-7578 Thank you. The eighth listing of contributors follows: Lodge District Donor's Name
88 5 Allbritton, Margaret 88 5 Anders, Ernest 88 5 Anders, Margie Bailey, R.J. and Linda 88 5 Beck, Paul 13 1 Benaivides, Delilah 1:3 1 Benaivides, Felicia 88 5 Bender, E.;. 88 5 Bender, Jeanette 183 3 Bingo Pia‘: el from Lodge 183 54 3 Bishop, Christine 54 3 Bishop. Eimer 18 2 Bowen. Debbie Bov, en, Ruby 18 18 2 Bowen. Tim 2 Bowen, Tom 88 5 13roz, Clara 88 5 Broz, John and Susan 88 5 Broz, Johnny 88 5 Bruce, J.R. 88 5 Bruce, Pat 151 6 Bucek, Carrie 88 5 Buri, Fred 88 5 Buri, Jo Ann 88 5 Buri, John Burl, Josephine 88 88 5 Caka, Joy 88 5 Clooney. Donna 88 5 Cook, Jolene 88 5 Danisch, Alton and Amily 54 3 Emery, Anne 54 3 Emery, Cody 54 3 Emery, Mindy 54 3 Emery, Stephanie 66 3 Engelke, Darlene
SMIST 2000 - 2001
Family Fun and Important SPJST Dates April 25 April 28 April 29 May 6 May 12 May 13 May 20
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Donations received during drive: $15,319.20 This amount includes
$3,302.28 in Memorial Donations made to the SPJST Scholarship Fund during the membership drive.
5,1/110 -1,0011 3.000 2,000 — 1,000 —
Thank you for your wonderful support!
Engelke, John, Diana, and Justin 88 5 Errnis, Willie Mae 88 5 Fabrygel, A.J. 88 5 Fabrygel, Dorothy 88 5 Filip, CaTolyn 13 1 Ford, Alicia 13 1 Ford, Curtis 88 5 Gerhart, Gloria 88 5 Gerhart, Henry 47 2 Greger, Patrick 47 2 Greger, Rebecca 66 3 Guidroz, Tanner 66 3 Guidroz, Trenton 13 1 Gutierrez, Michelle 13 1 Gutierrez, Nicole 88 5 Haney, Agnes 88 5 Haney, Tom 88 5 Harms, Louis
May 20 May 28 June 1-3 June 3
88 88 88 88 13 13 66 9 88 17 17 88 54 54 88 88 88 13 88 88 38 88 88 88 88 88 6 6 88 88
Charity Barbecue Lunch at the SPJST Home Office; proceeds to benefit Temple Cultural Activities Center 104th Anniversary Celebration at Lodge 25, Ennis Lodge 38, Kovar Annual Dinner/Country Auction Fund Raiser May Fest at Lodge 29, Taylor SPJST State Horseshoe Tournament Lodge 24, Cylcone Mother's Day Barbecue District Seven Spring Meeting at Good Shepherd Lutheran Activity Center; 1630 Goliad Road; San Antonio Lodge 80, Holland Spring Festival Memorial Day - SPJST Home Office Closed Leaders-in-Training (LIT) Workshop at Greene Family Camp in Bruceville-Eddy Lodge 47, Seaton Annual Picnic SPJST-
5 Hegwood, Helen and K g B. 5 Heinsohn, Esther 5 Hodek, Charles 5 Hogan, Ben 1 jatzlau, Emily i Jatzlau, Erin 3 Johnson, Christopher Johnson, Lynn 5 Johnson. Roberta 1 Jones, Lacy I Jones, Lindsey 5 Jurchak, Sydney 3 Kaluza, Freddie 3 Kaluza, Janice 5 Keith, Clarice 5 Kocich, Bennie 5 Koeppen, Josephine 1 Korth, Dale 5 Krampota, Delores 5 Krampota, Raymond 1 Krusekopf, Charles 5 Liebscher, Carol 5 Lincke. Cleburn 5 Lincke, Georgia 5 Lorenz, Edward 5 Lorenz, Mamie 3 Marek, Mary L. 3 Marek, Raymond J. 5 Martinek, Bob 5 Martinek, Ruth
SPJST Mortgage Interest Rates Rates subject to change without notice
88 5 Mattiza, Jill 54 3 Matus. Lill 54 3 Matus, Ray 54 3 Matusek, Albina 54 3 Matusek, B.F. 66 3 McAdams, Jr., Jodie 133 7 Merian, Pauline 133 7 Miculka, Victor 133 7 Moczygemba, Doris 133 7 Moczygemba, Thomas 47 2 Morris Smith, Katherine and Family 54 3 Mynar, Danny and Mary P. 54 3 Mynar, George 54 3 Mynar, Lillie 54 3 Mynar, Mary Lou 54 3 Nors, Edwin 54 3 Nors, Yvonne 88 5 Novak, Dorothy 88 5 Novak, Henry 88 5 Orsag, Calvin 88 5 Orsag, Flo 92 3 Papaskar, Nancy 88 5 Pechacek, Hilbert 88 5 Pechacek, Willie Mae Pflughaupt, Dorothy 88 88 5 Pflughaupt, Josephine 88 5 Pflughaupt, Lynn 133 7 Phelps, Mila (Continued on nage four)
Universal Life 7.25% for Annualized*
Roth IRA
Home or Farm Mortgages:
6.50% for Annualized*
6.00% for 1 to 7 years 6.50% for 8 to 15 years 6.75% for 16 to 20 years 7.00% for 21 to 30 years
Annuity H
Qualified Business Real Estate Mortgages
Annuity I
7.75% for 10 years 8.00% for 11 to 15 years
6.50% for Annualized* Certificates issued 4-1-93 and after 5.50% for Annualized*
Certificates issued prior to 4-1-93 *Rates effective 2-1-2001 through 4-30-2001
2/VESTNIK—Wednesday, April 25, 2001
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK 4-1011* 405k
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EDITOR AND DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATION: BRIAN VANICEK, FIC P.O. Box 100, Temple, TX 76503-0100
Home: 13851 St. Hwy. 53, Temple, TX 76501-3407 Office Phone: (254) 773-1575 Home Phone: (254) 985-0007 E-Mail: vanicek@spjst.com
OFFICERS HOWARD LESHIKAR PRESIDENT Office Phone: (254) 773-1575 Home Phone: (254) 771-1359
GENE McBRIDE, FICF VICE PRESIDENT Office Phone: (254) 773-1575 Home Phone: (254) 780-1906 Cell Phone: (254) 541-2222
LANITA ANGLIN SECRETARY-TREASURER Office Phone: (254) 773-1575 Home Phone: (254) 985-2334
JERRY MIKULAS FINANCIAL SECRETARY Office Phone: (254) 773-1575 Home Phone: (254) 773-2950
District Three - Michael Galler, 526 Karen, Waco, Tx. 76706 - (254) 662-4934 District Four - Herman D. Weise, 6006 FM Hwy. 765, San Angelo, Tx. 76905- (915) 651-8550 District Five - Marceil Malak, 74.44 Meiners Rd., Ledbetter, Tx. 78946 - (713) 691-6434 District Six - Rita Vanek, P.O. Box 901, El Campo, Tx. 77437 - (409) 543-6220 District Seven - Jill Sijansky, 414 Pleiades Place, Corpus Christi, Tx. 78418 - (361) 937-4324 INSURANCE COMMITTEE District One - Susan Skrabanek, Rt. 2 Box 13, Caldwell, Tx. 77836 - (979) 272-3440 District Two - Dolores Skrabanek, 13107 State Hwy. 53, Temple, Tx., 76501 - (254) 985-2344 District Three - Martha Durham, 7221 Riviera Dr., Fort Worth, Tx. 76180- (817) 281-0666 District Four - Leonard Jansa, 6617 Plainview Dr., San Angelo, Tx. 76905 - (915) 651-8045 District Five - Edna Wehring, 1831 Crystal Ct., Houston, Tx. 77008 - (713) 864-2815 District Six - Jerome Hlavaty, P.O. Box 174, Lolita, Tx. 77971 - (512) 874-4461 District Seven - Polly Bayer, 1100 Hospital Blvd., Floresville, Tx. 78114 - (830) 216-7954 PUBLICATION COMMITTEE District One - Floyd Kostelka, Rt. 1, Box 24-A, Dime Box, Tx. 77853 - (979) 884-0112
District Two - Norma Cavanaugh, Box 276, Granger, Tx., 76530 - (512) 859-2550 District Three - Bessie Petr, 5406 Morningside, Dallas, Tx. 75206 - (214) 826-3557 District Four - Sharon Hohmann, 222 Crestwood Dr., San Angelo, Tx. 76903 - (915) 651-5884 District Five - Lorenda Baldwin, 219 CR 47, Angelton, Tx. 77515 - (979) 922-1279 District Six - Helen Kelner, 911 Ave. K, Rosenberg, Tx. 77471 - (281) 342-2624 District Seven - Jarolyn Popp, 850 North View, New Braunfels, Tx. 78130 - (830) 606-7787 STATE FRATERNAL ACTIVITIES COORDINATOR POSITION VACANT
SIDNEY KACIR
STATE TRAINING COORDINATOR
LEGAL ADVISOR
Home: (254) 778-9194 Email: jimatspjst@aol.com
Office Phone: (254) 778-5228 P.O. Box 5119 Temple, Texas 76505
DIRECTORS DONNIE VICTORICK DISTRICT I Home Phone: (979) 272-3265 P.O. Box 85, Snook, TX 77878
FRANK E. KLINKOVSKY DISTRICT H Home Phone: (254) 773-4801 3514 Preston Oaks Dr., Temple, TX 76504
JOHNNIE R. KRIZAN DISTRICT III Home Phone: (254) 826-5882 11500 Heritage Pkway, West, TX 76691
STANLEY R. BROZ, VICE CHAIRMAN DISTRICT IV Home Phone: (915) 442-3271 P.O. Box 33, Lowake, TX 76855
LARRY W. PFLUGHAUPT DISTRICT V .Home Phone: (713) 864-2163 1243 Clovis Road, Houston, TX 77008
MICHAEL K. AHLSTROM DISTRICT VI Home Phone: (361) 578-3279 407 Taos Street, Victoria, TX 77904
BOB J. BAYER, CHAIRMAN DISTRICT VII Home Phone: (830) 216-7954 1100 Hospital Blvd., Floresville, Texas 78114
BY-LAW COMMITTEE District One - Clarence R. Matula, Box 533, LaGrange, Tx. 78945 - (979) 968-2881 District Two - Ronnie Rieger, 350 Rieger Road, Coupland, Tx. 78615 - (512) 365-2000 District Three - Al Kercho, 2444 Stonegate Dr. North, Bedford, Tx. 76021 - (817)282-5065 District Four - Beverly Teplicek, 817 FM 381, Rowena, Tx. 76875 - (915) 442-4841 District Five - Dorothy Pflughaupt, 1243 Clovis Rd., Houston, Tx. 77008 - (713) 864-2136 District Six - Joe Siptak, 2312 Norvell, Bay City, Tx. 77414 - (979) 244-4415 District Seven - Bettie House, 1721 Continental Drive, Pleasanton, Tx. 78064 - (830) 281-8246 FINANCE COMMITTEE District One - Stanley Mrnustik, 202 N. Shaw St., Caldwell, Tx. 77836 - (979) 567-4386 District Two - Edwin Pechal, 10660 State Hwy. 53, Temple, Tx. 76501 - (254) 985-2282
JIM WIEST
STATE FIELD REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICTS 1 and 5 Lynn Johnsen, FIC
(979) 680-0248 Cell Phone: (713) 202-7209 Email: Ljohnsen@prodigy.net DISTRICTS 2 and 3 Jerry Kucera, FIC (254) 826-5425 DISTRICT 4 (Part Time) William (Billy) Rollwitz, FIC (915) 442-3038 or (915) 442-3141 (Home) DISTRICTS 6 and 7 Karen Kaspar, FIC (979) 543-2532 Cell Phone: (979) 541-1616 Email: kkaspar@wcecnet.net STATE YOUTH DIRECTOR MELANIE ZAVODNY, P.O. BOX 100, TEMPLE, TX 76503 - (254) 773-1575 E-Mail: melaniez@vvm.com
DISTRICT YOUTH COUNSELORS
DISTRICT I - SUSAN SKRABANEK, RT. 2, BOX 13, CALDWELL, TX 77836 - (979) 272-3440 DISTRICT II - PATSY KOSLOVSKY, 764 S. ST. JOSEPH STREET, BURLINGTON, TEXAS 76519 (254) 985-2396 DISTRICT III - BESSIE PETR, 5406 MORNINGSIDE, DALLAS, TX 75206 - (214) 826-3557 DISTRICT IV - SANDRA JANSA, 6617 PLAIN-
VIEW, SAN ANGELO, TX 76904 - (915) 651-8045
DISTRICT V - MARIE STAYTON, 1126 PRINCE STREET, HOUSTON, TX 77008 - (713) 863-1609 DISTRICT VI - MARCY DOROTIK, 12360 RICHMOND AVE., APT. NO. 1134, HOUSTON, TX 77082 - (281) 679-5567 DISTRICT VII - LIZ BIELEFELD, ROUTE TWO, BOX 154-B, FLORESVILLE, TX 78114 (830) 393-6037
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Courtesy a Crowning Asset
The Power of Civility What makes a person — or a lodge experience --- something special? The older I get, the easier it is to see: It's all about valuing relationships and about valuing people. Not for "what you can get out of them." Not at all. Rather, fraternalism is the feeling of acceptance you realize when you join in a healthy relationship. It's the joy you feel when you spend time with a close friend or the sense of teamwork you experience when your lodge comes together on a big project . . . It's a very good feeling. But really, where does it spring from? According to a recent article by Frances Hesselbein, president and CEO of the Drucker Foundation and former chief executive of the Girl Scouts of the USA, that "special feeling" is tied very closely to "good manners" and "civility." "Our behavior as well as our words build a climate of trust, a climate of respect, and a climate where mission, values, and equal access permeate the organization," says Ms. Hesselbein. "We can dismiss this as soft management and soft talk, but I challenge us to measure the performance of a team whose work is underscored by trust, civility, and good manners against a team where mistrust, disrespect, and lack of consideration are the rule of the day. No contest. Spirit, motivation, respect, and appreciation win every time ... Good manners are the expression of genuine respect for others and for the tasks we share. They are critical to the success of the organization of the future." She's right. Actions do speak louder than words. In his "110 Rules for Civility," President George Washington also had something to say regarding the importance of extending common courtesy in daily life. Printed below are ten entries from his list:
Do not undertake what you cannot perform. Be careful to keep your promises. Walk in a dignified way. Do not contradict at every turn what others say. Labor to keep alive that little spark of celestial fire called conscience. It's good advice. Generally stated, these rules can be summarized in one sentence: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Put into practice, it's a redeeming philosophy that can eliminate many of life's ailments and roadblocks to performance. Interesting to note: President Washington composed his 110 Rules for Civility as a school assignment when he was 15 years old. Indeed, good ideas come from people of all ages! Fraternalism is all about valuing relationships and valuing people. As a fraternal benefit society, one of the SPJST's greatest strengths is its capacity to bring people together. In essence, it is compassionate service to each other and to our communities that validates our existence as a fraternal benefit society.
"Good manners are the expression ofgenuine respect for others and for the tasks we share."
Every action done in company ought to be (taken) with some sign of respect to those that are present.
Special Section In the center of this week's Vestnik, you'll find an eight-page section from Financial Secretary Jerry Mikulas. The insert includes approximately 4,000 member names for which the SPJST is in need of current addresses. Please take a look. If you find names of people you know, please contact them and ask them to call the Home Office at (800) 727-7578 and ask for Dorothy in bookkeeping so that the SPJST's records may be updated. Likewise, remind them when they call, to request the Vestnik in order to stay abreast of the latest happenings within the Society and within their local lodge.
Congratulations, Dorothy Congratulations go to Assistant to the Secretary-Treasurer Dorothy Don't blame a man when he has Tomasek, who for the second time in done all that he can do and yet does Tree months, has earned the title of not succeed. SPJST Home Office Recruiter of the Do not use reproachful language Month. In March, Sister Tomasek, against anyone. Do not curse nor who was profiled in the February 7 revile. Vestnik, generated 40 sales leads for Do not be curious to know the the Insurance Department to forward to local lodge sales representatives. affairs of others. To Sister Tomasek — and all memDo not be hasty to believe disparagbers who are working to achieve the ing reports of others. SPJST's Mission 2100 objectives — Do not be forward, but friendly and keep up the good work! courteous. —SPJST-
Wednesday, April 25, 2001--VESTNIKJ3
FROM THE PRESIDENT'S DEPARTMENT
State Youth Director presents update on Winter '01 quarter Dear Members, Christmas programs, making valentines, and visiting the rest home. Those were just a few of the activities that SPJST Youth Club members were involved in this quarter. Here are a few creative projects that youth clubs participated in. • Lodge 4, Hallettsville Youth Club contributed donations to SPJST's worthwhile charity projects . the 100 Pennies Scholarship Drive and the Library, Archives - and Museum (LAM). • Christmas is a time of giving. Lodge 17, New Tabor Youth Club adopted a family, and the youth club members at Lodge 177, Academy sponsored a child through the Salvation Army. • Youth club members at Lodge 20, Granger enjoyed an afternoon of good music. They attended the Temple Symphony in Georgetown. • Lodge 29, Taylor Youth Club members entered a float in the Temple Christmas Parade. Their entry received eighth place out of more than 100 entries. • Lodge 40, El Campo-Hillje Youth Club welcomed a new youth leader. At their meetings, the members sang songs and read poems for their adult lodge. • Lodge 92, Fort Worth Youth Club members hosted the Grammy awardwinning band Brave Combo for their Valentine dance. • The youth at Lodge 107, Floresville Youth Club enjoyed a campfire and roasted marshmallows at one of their meetings. • Lodge 185, New Braunfels Youth Club held a brainstorming session on spring youth club activities. • Lodge 215, South Plains Youth Club made plans for the upcoming District Four Meeting that their lodge is hosting in April.
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Welcome Aboard! I am proud to welcome Lodge 202, Jourdanton Youth Club to the SPJST Youth Program. The club held its first official meeting during the quarter. Youth Leader Kathy Wagner and Assistant Youth Leader Belenda Barta are excited about the youth club. Congratulations to the following youth clubs who added new members during the quarter: Lodge 6, Cottonwood Youth Club - Four new members. Lodge 40, El Campo-Hillje. Youth Club - Four new members. Lodge 196, Houston-West Youth Club - Two new members. Lodge 4, Hallettsville Youth Club - One new member. Lodge 39, Bryan Youth Club - One new member.
Lodge 475 Seaton hosts state "42" domino tournament There were a total of 33 teams ready to play dominoes at the SPJST State "52" Tournament held March 17 at Lodge 47, Seaton. Five teams received prizes. The winners were: First Place: Kenneth Andel, Lodge 24, Cyclone and Keith Andel, Lodge 24, Cyclone Second Place: Dorothy Markert, Lodge 29, Taylor and Lillie Krueger, Lodge 29, Taylor Third Place: Kenneth Paul, Lodge 17, New Tabor and Clarence Sefcik, Lodge 17, New Tabor
Fourth Place: Gilbert Shiller, Lodge 29, Taylor and Alice Schwenke, Lodge 20, Granger. (No photo.) Fifth Place: Aleen Jaecks, Lodge 18, Elgin and Linda Wuensche, Lodge 48, Beyersville We would like to thank Lodge 47, Seaton for hosting the tournament. The members did a Wonderful job in preparing for the tournament, the great lunch and friendly faces. Thank you to all the players who participated in the tournament. We hope to see you at the next State "42" Domino Tournament in 2002. Fraternally submitted, Howard Leshikar Supreme Lodge President -SPJST-
Twenty-eight youth clubs submitted their third quarter reports covering December, January and February. Based on these 27 clubs, an average of 333 young ,people attended their SPJST youth club meetings during these three months. Twenty-eight checks were issued to the youth clubs for a total of $1,994. (See related chart on page 19.) A Win-Win Situation Young people are encouraged to attend their youth club meetings each month. It's a win-win situation. The youth gets involved in a group that promotes independence, self-confidence and leadership. The youth club benefits, too. The club receives $2 for each member who attends each monthly meeting. That's a great way for a youth club to increase its funds! Members are also reminded that they must attend a majority of youth club meetings during the youth club year (June 1, 2000 to May 31, 2001) to be eligible for Youth Achievement Day and summer camp. Quarterly Reports Due June 15 Youth leaders, please note that the spring quarterly report for March, April and May is due June 15, 2001. Fraternally yours, Melanie Zavodny State Youth Director
FIRST PLACE Keith Andel and Kenneth Andel Lodge 24, Cyclone
SECOND PLACE Dorothy Markert and Lillie Krueger Lodge 29, Taylor
THIRD PLACE Clarence Sefcik and Kenneth Paul Lodge 17, New Tabor
FOURTH PLACE Gilbert Shiller and Alice Schwenke Lodge 20, Granger
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the Districts
District Seven Spring Meeting May 21 in San Antonio The District Seven Meeting will be Sunday May 20, 2001 at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church located at 1630 Goliad Road, San Antonio, Texas. Registration begins at 12:30 p.m. A barbecue lunch will be served at 1 p.m. Cost will be $2 per adult and - $1.25 for children under 12. Meals can be reserved by calling Jarolyn Popp at (830) 606-7787 by May 15th. Members of Lodge 133 and any others who wish are asked to bring desserts. Fraternally, Jarolyn Popp District Seven Presiden -SPJST-
Coming Soon Sponsored by America's fraternal benefit societies and the Points of 01141 ; "DAY Light Founit starts with us dation, Join Hands Day on June 16 is a new annual volunteer day designed to build relationships between youth and adults while they are engaged in neighborhood service. Complete details on how to get your lodge involved in Join Hands Day may be obtained at the Join Hands Day website (www.joinhandsday.org ) or by contacting the Vestnik office Youth e art e t.
Special Deliver.j The SPJST extends its thanks Lodge 66, Waco members for their annual gift - and speical Home Office delivery - to the 100 Pennies Scholarship Drive. Pictured, leff to right, President John Engelke representing Lodge 66, Waco, State Youth Director Melanie Z vodny and Supreme L ge resident i-io ard L shik
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Pruitt, Bonnie Roznovsky, Elsie Roznovsky, Mary Schneider, Fred Schneider, Grace Seeberger, Frances Sefcik, Edwin Sefcik, Maxine Sefcik, Melissa Sefcik, Terry Shimek, Edna Sirocka, Allen Smith, Amanda Spies, Don Spies, Melanie SPJST Lodge 106, La Grange SPJST Lodge 154, Fort Worth SPJST Lodge 18, Elgin Youth Club SPJST Lodge 189, Bryan - College Station SPJST Lodge 66 Stanek, Mary Stanek, Victor Stayton, A.J. Stayton, Marie
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20 2 Stojanik, Sybil S. 133 7 Sturn, Agusta 88 5 Theiss, Betty 54 3 Vaculik, Jan 54 3 Vaculik, Jana 54 3 Vaculik, Jon 54 3 Vaculik, Lidka 54 3 Vaculik, Marcela 66 3 Veselka, Louie and Dorothy 88 5 Viet, Annabelle 88 5 Viet, Charlie 13 1 Villanueva, Amanda 66 3 Wallace, Eric 88 5 Wehring, Edna 88 5 Wehring, Willie 13 1 West, Chris 13 1 Wiederhold, Lindsey 54 3 Wilburn, Jaydean 54 3 Willis, Wilburn 66 3 Yates, D.J. 66 3 Yates, Gladys 66 3 Yates, James 66 3 Yates, Jamie 66 3 Yates, Makayla 66 3 Yates, Sherrie 54 3 Zahirniak, Mona 88 5 Zajicek, Evelyn 88 5 Zalesky, Elsie 88 5 Zalesky, Garry 88 5 Zalesky, Myriam 88 5 Zalesky, Natalie 164 7 Zdansky, John and A oisie —SPJST-
toMemorial the SPJSTFund Scholarship
Part I of II • October - December 2000 Contributions have been made to the SPJST Scholarship Memorial Fund by the following SPJST members, friends of the Society and lodges. Great thanks
is extended to all of these donors who help contribute to a better future for worthy young members through the Scholarship Program.
In Memory of Hilda Ahlstrom from Czech Country Singers In Memory of Hilda Ahlstrom from Donn Havranek In Memory of Hilda Ahlstrom from Della Elzner In Memory of Hilda Ahlstrom from Jerry Elzner In Memory of Hilda Ahlstrom from Albin Kucera In Memory of Hilda Ahlstrom from Lillie Hayek In Memory of Hilda Ahlstrom from Joe Levek In Memory of Hilda Ahlstrom from Tracy Mazoch In Memory of Larry G. Musil from Alice F. Musil In Memory of Phil Ciomperlik from SPJST Lodge 202, Jourdanton In Memory of Lydia Peters from SPJST Lodge 179, Warrenton In Memory of Louis and Julia Loika from Mable Loika Malone In Memory of Gilbert Loika from Mable Loika Malone In Memory of Eugene Loika from Mable Loika Malone In Memory of Carmen Loika Block from Mable Loika Malone In Memory of Hilda Kocian Ahlstrom from Franklin and Lois Elles In Memory of Laverne Cabla from Terry and Penny Coots and Family In Memory of Dan Sebek from Terry and Penny Coots and Family In Memory of Helen Spanhel from Terry and Penny Coots and Family In Memory of Ernest and Pearl Hanka from Al and Arlene Marshall In Memory of Gustie Kudelka from Charles and Patricia Kubin In Memory of Alden L. Schiller Regina Zabcik In Memory of Johnnie Meyer from Regina Zabcik In Memory of Ben Jabcik from Regina Zabcik In Memory of Willie J. Matejka from Charlene M. Lusk In Memory of Travis Wilson from SPJST Lodge 40, El Campo-Hillje In Memory of Albina Baklik from SPJST Lodge 40, El Campo-Hillje In Memory of Dolores Di vin from SPJST Lodge 40, El Campo-Hillje In Memory of Webster D. Hubanek from SPJST Lodge 40, El Campo-Hillje In Memory of Tereza Trlica Vyvial from Allen and Liz Vyvial In Memory of *An Hasek from SPJST Lodge 79, Corpus Christi In Memory of Will and Mary Nesuda from Ella N. Nachtigal In Memory of W.H. Glover from Claudie Glover In Memory of Bettie M. Kacir from Claudie Glover In Memory of Reuben Leshikar from Claudie Glover In Memory of John Leshikar from Claudie Glover In Memory of Ed W. Leshikar from Claudie Glover In Memory of Michael Leshikar from Claudie Glover
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Lodge
Letters Section Lodge 15, Buckholts reports on April meeting President Ricky McCall called the meeting to order Monday, April 9, 2001 at 7 p.m. All officers were present. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by the members. A moment of silence was observed in memory of our departed members. Guests welcomed were SPJST President Howard Leshikar and Mary Helen Braden. Please come again soon. The minutes, treasurer and all committee reports were accepted as read. Several business matters were taken care of. Bids were taken by the president on mowing the lodge property. Fifty-Year Pin Presentation May 20 Fifty-year members will be honored on May 20, 2001 at 3 p.m. They are Helen Hrozek, Jeanie Hrozek, Audrey Nell McCall, Henry Odell Tomasek, Roy Dean Tomasek, Joe Dean Zajicek and Walter Anton Zajicek. Their families are also invited. A work night will be April 23, 2001 from 5:30 to ?. President Howard Leshikar made a very informative talk on Mission 2100 Program. Then we had a question and answer session on mortgage loans, scholarships, members of SPJST; different types of insurance. This was very informative and interesting. Thanks, Brother Howard Leshikar. We really enjoy you dong this for our members and lodge. Next Meeting May 14 The meeting adjourned. The next meeting is May 14, 2001 at 7 p.m. A social was enjoyed by all. Members and visitors come join us. Fraternally, Charlsie Svetlik —SPJST-
23, Moravia reports on March meeting Lodge
Lodge 23, Moravia held its first quarterly meeting on March 13. President Albert Olsovsky called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. with 14 membeis present and three guests, Matt Vanek and his wife, Henrietta and State Field Training Coordinator Jim Wiest. After the Pledge of Allegiance, a moment of silence for our departed members was held. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by
Let's hear what your members and lodge are doing to make a positive difference in your community. Send your news and photos to: Vestnik, SPJST P.O. Box 100, Temple, Texas 76503 FAX: (254) 774-7447 E-Mail: bvanicek@vvm.com or info@spjst.com Got a question? Call (800) 727-7578
Secretary Kathy Guenther and the treasurer's report was given. Then our guest Jim Wiest gave us an informative talk. The members were reminded of the District Six Spring Meeting to be held at Sweet Home and of the highway litter pick-up to be held on April 7 at 8:30 a.m. Then the officers for this year were installed by Matt Vanek. Our lodge presented Matt Vanek a gift in appreciation for all his hard work. Millie Berger —SPJST-
24, Cyclone reports on April meeting Lodge
Dear Members and Friends, President Brian Vanicek called the April 9 meeting of Lodge 24, Cyclone to order at 7 p.m. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, a moment of silence was observed for departed lodge and community members, including William Zabcik and Frank Walker. We send sympathy to their families. Also, we send get-well wishes to member Stacy Rockey, who is the daughter of Peggy Sue Pancake Herendon, and to District Two Youth Counselor Patsy Koslovsky. Hope you both are feeling better. Secretary Ginger Greger then read the minutes from the March meeting. The minutes were approved. Reaching for the Stars! New members or current members purchasing new insurance were then recognized. They are Chris Rockey, April Farmer, Tammy Baker, Shay Sebek, Stacy Sebek, Scott Hudson, Andrew Chavez, Cortni Ashcraft and Kalen Ashcraft. Thanks to these members for joining Lodge 24, Cyclone. We appreciate you. As of March 31, Lodge 24 has 15 members towards our year 2001 goal of 25. Yea! This is great. Let's keep reaching for the stars. Welcome, Victor! Members then unanimously accepted Victor C. Rogers as a transfer member from Lodge 47, Seaton. We also accepted him as a sales representative for Lodge 24. Victor, we welcome you to Lodge 24. Thanks for transferring to our lodge. Horseshoe Time Lodge FAC Tammy Baker then informed the members of the state horseshoe tournament on Saturday, May 12 at Lions Park in Temple. To
Wednesday, April 25, 2001--VESTNiKJ5 enter, please contact Tammy for more information. Treasurer Barbara Macek presented the lodge's expenses and income for March. Youth Leader Rosamond Baker repprted that Rena Greger, Andy Baker and Jimmy Baker received first place in the Easter ornament contest at the District Two Spring Meeting held in March. Andy and Jimmy were also elected flag bearers for District Two. The youth club met on April 8 and they welcomed three new members to the youth club. The youth members enjoyed an Easter egg hunt following their meeting. The youth leader also discussed a youth club trip, camp and Youth Achievement Day. Bar Manager Wilbert Mikeska discussed the bar's March income and expenses. Trustees Secretary Ginger Greger read the minutes from the trustees meeting held prior to the lodge meeting. The trustees discussed hall maintenance and the youth room renovation project. Their next meeting is Monday, May 14 at 6 p.m. President Brian Vanicek reported on the Texas Spring Gala held March 31. The event was a grand success. Thanks to all of the members who volunteered at this event. Special thanks to the silent auction donors and buyers. Your support is greatly appreciated. We also thank President Brian Vanicek for coordinating this event. Mother's Day Barbecue May 13 Members then discussed the Mother's Day Barbecue set for Sunday, May 13. Barbara Macek reported on several details for the event. Rosamond (Patsy) Baker will coordinate the desserts. Dessert donations will be appreciated. Serving for the barbecue begins at 11 a.m. The meal will consist of barbecued chicken, beans, tole slaw, potato salad, pickles, onions, bread, iced tea and dessert for $6.50. We invite everyone to dine at Flag Hall or take plates to go. Please note, too, that Mother's Day corsages will be available from the youth club. RVOS Celebrates 100 Years Lodge members then discussed getting involved in the RVOS 100th Anniversary Celebration set for Saturday, May 5 at the Expo Center in Belton. The lodge will sponsor a barbecue cookoff team to be led by champion cooker Harold Vanicek. All members are encouraged to attend the event and cheer on Lodge 24 in the cookoff. The lodge recognized Bernard Greger and Terry Coots for their support. Thanks, guys! April birthday celebrants attending the meeting were Tammy Baker who turned the big 21 on April 18 and Martha Zavodny who celebrated with lodge members following the meeting. Happy Birthday! April anniversaries include David and Melanie Zavodny Nauert. Door prize winners were Ginger Greger, Joe Haisler, Lorraine Haisler, Bobby Hoelscher, Helen Tome, Brian Vanicek, Martha Zavodny and Milton Zavodny.
Next Meeting is May 14 The next meeting is Monday, May 14 at 7 p.m. The board of trustees will meet at 6:30 p.m. All lodge and community members are invited to attend our meetings and events at Flag Hall. Hope to see you there! Remember, we are reaching for the stars in 2001. So ask your friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, and community members to join SPJST. SPJST is a great organization and it's all about members! Happy Mother's Day to all! Fraternally yours, Melanie Zavodny, FIC Reporter —SPJST-
Karel Jonas, No. 28, East Bernard to present 50-year pins on May 6 Lodge
Dear Members, The May meeting of Lodge Karel Jonas will primarily cover the presentation of 50-year membership pins. The lodge will meet on the first Sunday, the 6th, at Los Amigos Restaurant located at 1107 Main Street which is U.S. Highway 90-A. The location is just west of the four-way stop at U.S. 90-A and State Highway 60 and the nearest street and/or road is Old Wharton Road in East Bernard. It will start at 12:30 p.m., but come earlier so things can start on time. To member mothers on Mother's Day, the lodge will present all mothers present with a flower. What's on the Agenda As to the order of business, the meeting will, be called to order at 12:30 p.m., the Pledge of Allegiance said, "grace" given and a recess being called for the meal. After sufficient time given for the meal, the meeting will reconvene and the 50-year membership pins will be presented to each recipient by the Supreme Lodge officer present to do the honors. It was decided in previous meetings that it would be better to dispense with the reading of the minutes and giving of reports. Only business that is most urgent will be handled. April Meeting Report As reported in the Vestnik twice and Tribune which also had a banner notice that the meeting would start at 1 p.m., a quorum was not present. Those present partook of the luncheon. Around 2 p.m., a quorum was present and motions that were made passed. All reports given were accepted. It is believed that being scheduled on the Sunday which starts the beginning of the Christian Holy Week more or less caused the lack of attendance. It is with much hope that more will attend the May meeting. To the faithful: Remember that the meeting starts at 12:30 p.m. on the 6th of May, put this on your calendars, plan to attend and this writer remains ... Fraternally yours, Joseph D. Nezval —SPJST-
29, Taylor May Fest to include dance, barbecue Lodge
It was voted on to have a May Fest on Sunday, May 6. We are having a silent auction. Bids are to close around 5 p.m. We are having a dance downstairs. Music will be by the Granger Polka Boys from 3 to 7 p.m. Barbecue brisket sandwiches will be served. If you have things to donate for the silent auction it would be appreciated. Our next meeting has been changed from May 13 to the third Sunday, May 20 at 4 p.m. because of Mother's Day. A covered dish will be served after the meeting. Our lodge donated $100 to the scholarship fund in honor of Otto Rieger and Herbert Riethmeyer, Sr. for their loyal work. Hope to see you at the next meting and bring a friend. Hoping to see you all there. Have a happy Mother's Day. Fraternally yours, Dorothy Markert —SPJST-
35, Elk reports on April meeting
Lodge 40, El Campo-Hillje reports on April meeting The El Campo-Hillje SPJST Lodge 40 held its monthly meeting April 8, 2001 in Hillje at the lodge hall. President Leona Macha welcomed 34 members and four guests. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited and a moment of silence was observed to recognize those who are ill in the community and deceased members. Roll call cited all officers present and one trustee absent. President Macha called the meeting to order at 2:05 p.m. The minutes were approved as read. Secretary Tria Molberg read correspondence. A thank you letter was received from the Boy Scouts for the $50 donation. Transfers into Lodge 40 were received for Lynette Linhart (two policies), Charlene Smith, Daniel Linhart (two policies), Margaret Leopold and Evelyn Linhart. Edmund Kana made a motion to accept these members second by Ben Svoboda. Motion carried. Lorraine Kana gave the treasurer's report.
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The meeting was called to order by president Randy Pavelka on April 8 at 3 p.m. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Philip and Chris Pavelka. Secretary Carla Pavelka read the minutes from the March meeting. Treasurer Barbara Pavelka gave her report. On the sick list were Mary Pavelka, Henry Breitkreutz and Johnny Stuckley is in a Waco rest home. Annual Turkey Dinner October 21 The lodge also set October 21, 2001 for our annual turkey dinner. Your help is needed. The lodge also voted to pay for a banner on the Mart Little League Baseball field so that the hall gets a little advertisement. Chris and Philip Pavelka cut the grass around the hall. When you see these boys, thank them. Next Meeting May 6 Randy Pavelka and Gene Pavelka have been dong a lot of repairing on the hall. Remember our next meeting will be May 6 at 3 p.m. because of Mother's Day. Hope to see you'll at the next meeting May 6. Bring a few sandwiches for the fellowship after the meeting. Fraternally, Dorothy Banik, Reporter —SPJST----
Lodge 40, El Campo-Hillje meets May 6 The El Campo-Hillje SPJST Lodge 40 will hold its monthly meeting on Sunday, May 6, 2001 at the lodge hall. The business meeting will begin at 2 p.m. Refreshments will be served. —SPJST-
Lodge Events Fraternal Activities Coordinator Debbie Sczech reported a Family Day will be held in June and fried chicken will be served. Monday night bingo is still going strong. Sheldon Holub stated this has been the best quarter within the past two years. Mr. Holub is also renewing the bingo license. President Macha welcomed Karen Kaspar, State Field Representative for Districts Six and Seven. Mrs. Kaspar spoke on different issues from the Home Office. Scholarship Chairman Edith Molberg announced this year's recipients as follows: Lindsay Dornak, Chase Holub, Denise Bacak, Dustin Kight, Cody Knebel, Kevin Sczech and Jennifer Kuenetka. Each recipient will receive $300. Sales Update and Youth Report Sheldon Holub sold two policies and Ben Svoboda sold one policy. Ardis Bacak gave the report for the Youth Club. Mrs Bacak reported on the spring break pizza party. The youth were asked, to make and decorate an Easter basket. Two members judged the baskets and everyone was rewarded with an Easter gift. The youth had an egg hunt on the grounds during their meeting. The youth also enjoyed making crafts. Sheldon Holub presented the youth club with $12 from can sales. Next Meeting May 6 The next regular meeting will be held May 6, 2001 at 2 p.m. Leona Macha, the only member present with an April birthday, shared her specially decorated cake. Cory Cerny won the attendance prize. The meeting was adjourned at 3:20 p.m. Refreshments of chicken salad sandwiches, chips and a variety of desserts were served. Secretary, Tria Molberg —SPJST-
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Lodge 47, Seaton to vote May 6 on changing rules
Lodge 47, Seaton member honored on 100th birthday
Members, at our May 6 meeting, we will be voting on a change to our Rules and Regulations, Section 111, Article 5, concerning sales reps. The meeting will start at 2 p.m. and will honor mothers. Also, a ribbon cutting dedication of our building will take place. Fraternally, Adeline Kohutek, Reporter —SPJST-
Lodge 47, Seaton Honors Longtime Members 47, Seaton honors 50-year and 75-year members at April meeting Lodge
President Edwin Pechal called the April 1 meeting to order at 2 p.m. Josef Morris and Crystal Morris brought in the flags and led the Pledge of Allegiance. Joyce Skrabanek had sent get well cards to Joe Dubcak, Wilma Motl and Ruby Bolton. We wish them a speedy recovery. A total of 89 members and 21 visitors attended the meeting. We welcome all the visitors as usual. I will not try to write down all the visitors names, but they are very welcome to come again and maybe become our members! Secretary Adeline Kohutek read the minutes from the March meeting, as well as the correspondence. We had two new members transferred in: Anton Bravenec and Leo J. Makovy. Edwin Vasicek, Board secretary, read the minutes from the March board meeting Officer Reports President Pechal thanked the men who came out and trimmed trees. They had also made head sausage which they were selling. It was delicious as usual. Ruth Hanusch reported on the State "42" tournament. A total of 66 players participated. It seems they were all having a very enjoyable day. Congratulations to the winners. Treasurer Gladys Marek gave a very good financial report. She also gave the quarterly report. Changes to our Rules and Regulations were brought up. It was decided that the changes would be voted on in our May meeting. This can be found in Section 111, Article 5, concerning requirements for being a sales representative for Lodge 47. Frank Klinkovsky, District Two Director, reported that he had awarded $100 to member Larry McEntire as first place winner in the SPJST Deer Antler Contest. Congratulations, Larry. He encouraged sales reps to meet our quota for this year. He also congratulated the 50- and 75-year members who are being honored at this meeting. The Bell County Boosters club were asking for a donation. $100 will be sent to them. This is for a very good cause as a lot of our youth are involved. The Chairman of the Board reported on the new barbecue building. There is still some finishing up to do. One thing calls for another and since we do barbecue a lot — what do we do when it rains and we try to keep a fire going for
Lodge 47, Seaton honored 50- and 75-year members at the April 1 meeting. Pictured above, from left, front, are: Judy Pechal, Marie Hegar, who sat in for her daughter, Betty Wilkonson, Julie Vitch (75-year member), Marie Elaine Elsik, Norma Tucker and Ann Lanette Thompson. BACK: Supreme Lodge Vice President Gene McBride, Gordon L. Kohutek, Billy Vansa, Margaret Gibson, Ruth Keith, Elmer Skrabanek and Lodge 47, Seaton President Edwin Pechal. the pit? A motion was made and approved to build a carport with fire proof floor and ceiling. We will all be wanting to barbecue now with all the conveniences. This is quite an improvement from the old days of trying to make barbecue.
were 14 door prize winners. After the meeting adjourned, the youth had their Easter egg hunt inside because of the wet grass in the back. The adults had their Easter egg hunt outside in the front of the building. Everyone had a great time!
Fifty-Year and Seventy-Five Year Members Honored The Supreme Lodge Vice President was asked to come forward to honor the 50- and 75-year members. He read off some of the things that happened 50 years ago — like minimum salary was raised from 75 cents an hour to $1.25; postcards were raised from one cent to two cents . . . These were just a few of the things he mentioned. Honorees were escorted to the specially prepared table by James Skrabanek and Patsy Koslovsky. They were: Marie Elaine Elsik; Margaret Gibson; Ruth Francis Keith; Gordon Lee Kohutek; Judy Pechal; Elmer Gene Skrabanek; Ann Lanette Thompson; Norma J. Tucker and Bill Vansa. Marie Hegar sat in for her daughter, Betty Wilkonson. A 75year pin was given to Julie Vitek. Pins will be mailed to Della Sofie Andel; Joe Charlie Bartek; Mary Jo Jez Franklin; Sylvia J. Glenn; Raymond Robert Goldman; Josephine Hoelscher; Katherine Hubnik; Douglas Rudy Jakubik; Franklin Lynn Jez; Evelyn M. Kneblik; William J. Kotrla, Jr.; Calvin Joe Motl; Laverne D. Popelka; David Lloyd Skupin. Congratulations to all of these members.
Annual Picnic June 3 Speaking of good times, start making plans now to join us at Star Hall on June 3 for our annual picnic. The daylong event will include food, games, auction, entertainment and fun. A fried chicken and homemade sausage dinner with all the trimmings will be served, from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. and again from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. Plates to go will also be available. Hamburgers and fries will be served throughout the day. Music during the day will be by the Praha Brothers who will be performing outdoors from 2:30 until 4:30 p.m. and then in the hall from 6 until 8 p.m. The auction starts at 4:30 p.m. Other attractions include a bake sale, rides for the youngsters and an antique display. Hope to see you there!
Youth Report Heidi Bartek, youth leader, reported 12 members, five visitors and one new member. Election of youth club officers will take place at the May 6 meeting. Home Office Barbecue Gene McBride announced the annual Supreme Lodge barbecue at the SPJST Home Office in Temple will be on April 25. This year's goal is to sell 2100 plates. Proceeds will go to the Temple Cultural Activities Center. Anyone wishing to help is always welcome. April birthday celebrants are: Pam Morris; Ruth Kohutek; Helen Wiley; Rosa Lee Pechal and Nora Skrabanek. Happy anniversary to Gene and Ann Hejl; Alois and Rosa Lee Pechal and Willie and Adeline Kohutek. There
Next Meeting May 6 The next meeting will be Sunday, May 6 at 2 p.m. We will have a ribbon cutting at our new barbecue building at approximately 4 p.m. Special guests will be everyone who helped in any way towards the construction of the building. There was a lot of work done by volunteer members and we thanked each and every one. You will all be recognized at the meeting. 'After the ribbon cutting a meal will be served. Chili with all the trimmings as well as a covered dish meal. Fraternally, Adeline Kohutek, Reporter —SPJST-
80, Holland plans for Spring Festival May 20 Lodge
Dear Members and Friends, President Harold Rohde of Lodge 80 called the meeting to order April 7, 2001 at 4 p.m. The membership stood for the Pledge of Allegiance and a moment of silence for departed members. All officers were present except
Albina (Bennie) Bravenec Mikeska was honored as a special guest at the Mikeska Family Reunion held at Seaton Star Hall on Saturday, April 14. The occasion was her Albino Mikeska 100th birthday celebration. She was born to John and Maria Mucha Bravenec on April 14, 1901, in Zabcikville and attended school in the Oscar Community. She has live_d in Bell county her entire life. She and Tom Mikeska were married on December 28, 1919. She was a homemaker and assisted her husband, Tom, in the restaurant and grocery business until his death in 1974. They had five children, Georgia Mikeska Biery of Temple and Charlene Mikeska of Sausalito, California; Ruby Mikeska Billings, who died in 1987, and Thomas, Jr. and Teresa who died in infancy. Mrs. Mikeska is a member of Temple Brethren Church, Christian Sisters, SPJST Lodge 47, Seaton, Does and the former Lodge 47 Choral Group. Her lifelong hobbies have been piecing and hand quilting quilts, sewing and fishing. She continues to enjoy dominoes and bingo. Assisting with the birthday celebration were her two daughters and grandchildren, Linda Biery of Santa Fe, New Mexico; Marsha Billings Brown of Dallas; Kenneth Billings of Burleson; Nancy Billings Hill of Morgan's Point; Lani Kemper Grein of San Jose, California; Deedee Kemper Lauer of San Jose, California; and Pamela Biery Hummel of San Antonio; and 10 great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. The celebration was attended by approximately 200 relatives and friends. She presently resides at the Weston Inn Health Center of Temple where she was honored on April 12 by Weston Inn staff and The Golden Haven residents of Temple with a birthday celebration. —SPJST-Melissa Vrabel, Fraternal Activities Coordinator. Glen Latham, Secretary, read the minutes of the March meeting and they were approved as read. He also gave a report of all committees and they are fine. Brother Glen read a thank you from Gloria Sala for the response to the garage sale held March 24. A letter was read from Judy Gotcher pertaining to the American Cancer Society "Relay For Life" to be held in Temple on April 20-21. A motion was made and seconded to give $200. Motion carried. A motion was then made and seconded to give $250 (Continued on page 15.)
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We Need Your Help in Locating These Members Dear Members, We need your help in locating current addresses of the following members. If you know any names that appear, please have them contact our office at our toll free number which is 1 (800) 727-7578 and ask for Dorothy in the bookkeeping department. Your help will be appreciated. Fraternally, )44,4.A<LAa..s.J Jerry Mikulas Financial Secretary ABERNETHY*GEORGE W ADAMCIK*ELTON LEWIS ADAMEK*MICHAEL L. ADAMEK,III*JOSEPH ADAMS*BAILEY NICOLE ADAMS*BLAKE RYAN ADAMS*BRANDON K ADAMS*CARLA MARIE ADAMS*DARLENE P ADAMS*JANET DORIS ADAMS*LOGAN COLLIER ADAMS*ROSE MARY ADAMS*SARAH P ADAMS,JR*WILLIAM G. ADKINS*JASON SCOTT ADKINS*JEFFEORY ADKINS*KATRINA J ADKINS*KRISTIN B ADKINS*NICOLE GLAIR ADKINS"TRACI LAINE ADMIRE*JOYCE L AGUERO*JOSHUA ANDREW AHRENDT*PATRICIA D. AHRENDT*SHARLA KAY AHRENS*DAYNA M ALBERT,JR*DALTON ALBERTS*JEANNE M ALBRIGHT*BRADLEY W ALBRIGHT*MELANIE J ALCORN*NANCY BELLE ALDRICH*ELIZABETH A ALEXANDER*AMANDA L ALEXANDER*BOBBE ALEXANDER*KRISTEN M. ALLEN*CECILIA ANN ALLEN*CLYDE EDWARD ALLEN*HANNAH NICOLE ALLEN*JEFFREY V ALLEN*JERIE L ALLEN*MEGAN NICOLE ALLEN*RICHARD ALLEN*SANDRA D ALLEN*SANDRA F. ALLEN*SUSAN ELAINE ALLISON*JANICE M. ALMENDAREZ*JOSEPH ANGEL ALTMAN*VERONICA ILENE ALTUS*DARRELL GLENN ALVIS*MACHELLE GAY ALVIS*REBA MAE AMATO*ANTHONY J. AMES*LAWRENCE ANDERS*RONALD J ANDERSON*CHARLES R ANDERSON*CHERYL LYNN ANDERSON*CYNTHIA LOU ANDERSON*DARWIN J ANDERSON*DEBORAH K ANDERSON*INGRID V ANDERSON*LAUREN LEE ANDERSON*LELA MAE ANDERSON*LOTTIE ANDERSON*MICHAEL G. ANDERSON*SHERYL LYNN ANDREAS*BEATRICE A ANDREAS*DEBORAH ANDREAS*EDDIE DEAN ANDRLE*DAN F. ANDRUS*EDDY ARNOLD ANHAISER*RANDY LEE ANTONETTI*ANDREW ALAN ARCHER*CHRISTINA ARCHER*KEITH A ARCHER*PATRICK J. ARD*MARY SUE ARIOLA*DWAYNE E
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to ARC Special Olympics in Temple. Motion carried. A thank you was read from Mary Parkhill for a memorial given in memory of William Sumbera. Frank Pajestka Jr. has been busy and brought in ten new members. President Rohde reminded everyone Lodge 80 needs 50 new members to meet our goal. So far, 15 members have been signed up in the first quarter. Spring Festival May 20 President Rohde reminded everyone of the Spring Festival to be held at Lodge 80 on May 20 with barbecue pork and sausage plates with all the trimming. Advance tickets are $5 each. At the door on May 20, tickets will be $6. We need items for the country store and auction sale. Everyone is to be assigned a job at the May meeting. 0 n the sick list are Tom Jarolik, Margie Sumbera and Dr. C.D. Goodnight. Barbara Taisler was the only member present having a birthday this month. In the door prize drawing winners were Estelle Coker, J.D. Coker, John Jackson, Curtis Wolf and Doris Eckermann. Frank Pajestka, Jr. stated Lodge 80 would prepare new potatoes for the Supreme Lodge fund raiser on April 25. Coleman Benner invited everyone to the 50th wedding celebration for he and his wife, Virginia, to be held at Lodge 80 on April 28. Estelle Coker moved to adjourn and it was seconded by John Jackson. The May meeting will be May 5, 2001 at 4 pm. Fraternally, Estelle Coker —SPJST-
Lodge 87, Temple welcomes Supreme Lodge officials to April meeting The monthly meeting was held on April 10, 2001 at 7 p.m. Seventeen members were in attendance. We also had some distinguished visitors, makwere ing our total at 24` Supreme Lodge President Howard Leshikar, District One Director Donnie Victorick, District Two Director Frank Klinkovsky, District Four Director and Supreme Lodge Vice Chairman Stanley Broz, District Five Director Larry Pflughaupt, District Six Director Michael Ahlstrom and District Seven Director and Supreme Lodge Chairman Bob Bayer. The importance of our Mission 2100 program was discussed and we approved six new lodge members for membership. The fine job Bertha Capps is doing in our lodge-rental program was also been duly recognized. Our meeting was highlighted as always with an excellent meal provided by all attendees.
Next Meeting May 8 Our next meeting will be May 8 at 7 p.m. and the men will treat the ladies with a pre-Mother's Day meal! Fraternally, John Troy, Reporter —SPJST-
Lodge 88, Houston reports on lodge, member activities I had to miss the seminar for the sales people with State Field Representative Lynn Johnsen, who is always good! I thank Edna Wehring for information about it. The new insurance, "Elite 30" sounds very good. If you know of someone interested in SPJST insurance, please let the sales people know. It's about time I wrote about our famous Men's Club, and with the nice help I got from the Club Historian Ed Miculka, I shall do so. As we all know, the Club was organized by Ed Miculka with 17 charter members in July 1983. Ed was its great president for several years. He was followed by other good presidents: Royal Warnasch, Tom Marsh and A.J. Stayton. It grew to 53 members even after losing 24 buddies and several resigning. They have had several parties paid for by money from their dues and from selling newspapers. The Club has accomplished much for the lodge by painting, cleaning, mowing and repairing. They also had functions where all the proceeds went to the lodge as raffles and fiesta dinners. They sponsored a benefit dance for CEFT (czech Educational Foundation of Texas). As Historian, Ed Miculka says, "Keep up the good work, guys!" We are proud of our Men's Club! District Five Director Larry Pflughaupt attended the Supreme Lodge Meeting at Temple, and we will hear from him at the lodge meeting. There were several names called for the "get well" list at the lodge meeting, but I am not sure I got them all. So we hope all you get well soon: Karl Lindemann, Victor Mikeska, Fred Schneider, Evelyn Mikeska, Lillie Spies, Adella Kite, Ann Urbanovsky, Sharon Miller and Bob Allbritton. Do come to the May dances: May 5—Gus Lindemann, Big Band music May 12—Tony Janak, Polka and Variety May 19—Vrazels, Polka and Variety I hope all of you had a happy Easter! Tillie Helmcamp Second Vice President —,SPJST-
Lodge 88, Houston Birthday Club Sisters report on April meeting The Pledge of Allegiance was recited after President Flo Orsag called the meeting to order at 11:15 a.m. April 11, 2001. Secretary Ellen Miculka had
roll call with 26 members present. She read the minutes of the March meeting and they were passed. Treasurer Mary Quider gave her report and it passed. Sunshine Chairman Dona Clooney gave her report. She sent get well cards to Lillie Spies, Bessie Lero, Karl Lindemann, Lowrina's husband. In the absence of Mary Kosut, Bessie Dewer and Margie Anders sent the following get well cards: Mary Kosut, Johnny Kosut, Ernest Anders, Lillie Spies and Bessie Lero. While Mary Kosut was recuperating, she sent get well cards to Edna Froelich, Corine Kessler, Evelyn Mikolas, Pauline Traylor, Ed Miculka, Mary Quider and Lydia March. Sympathy cards were sent to Kathy Trefell. April birthdays are as follows: Almeida Bravenec, Clara Jecmenek, Helen Hegwood, Lillies Spies and Bessie Lero. Calcutta was won by Lydia Marsh, Flo Orsag and myself, Evelyn Zajicek. Cooks for May are Corine Kessler, bess Witovec and Helen Hegwood. They don't know what they will have. We will be guessing. Cakes will be baked by Ellen Miculka, Flo Orsag and Margaret Bohac. There will be no cooking in the kitchen for the months of June, July and August. We will have a covered dish; buy the meat. That is great. In June, we will have barbecue and if it isn't enough (this is left over from another dinner), then we will buy chicken. Cakes will be baked by Mary Kosut, Edna Froelich, Julie Kinnamon, Almeida Bravenec, Lydia Marsh and myself, Evelyn Zajicek. On the sick list are Bessie Lero-she is in Tomball Hospital; Karl Lindemann is in the hospital; he is the husband of Lowrina; Adella Kite fell and broke her hip. She is now at home. Calvin Orsag is home doing better. Lillie Spies is taking treatments. We had a really nice dinner April 11. We had taco soup, green salad, fruit salad, garlic bread and cake, coffee or tea. It was very good. Thanks, ladies who prepared it. Guide Helen Hegwood led us in a prayer and we ate. Congratulations, Ellen and Ed Miculka. Their granddaughter had a girl April 11 weighing nine pounds, five ounces. They named her Elizabeth. Her parents are Sarah and William Gammell. That means Ellen and Ed are great-grandparents. Our next yo-yo meeting will be April 18. We are doing real good with our yo-yos. So come out. Birthday ladies start at 9 a.m. I will end. Have a nice Easter and stay well. Fraternally, Evelyn Zajicek Vice President —SPJST--
Lodge 139, Danbury invites seniors to apply for scholarships Danbury Lodge 139 invites all of the 2001 graduating senior members to apply for the $500 scholarship which is
offered each year. The applicant must be a member of the SPJST since the end of his/her freshman year and must be a member of Lodge 139. The applicant must include a letter from the school counselor stating his/her grade point average and ranking in in the class. The application must be received before May 1, 2001 and address to: Lorenda Baldwin 219 CR 47 Angleton, Texas 77512 Fraternally, Ora Faye Wilson, Reporter —SPJST-
Lodge 148, El Maton readying for June dinner Hello fellow lodge members. Just a little note to let everyone know what is coming up. We are getting ready for the June Dinner. Note cards have been purchased and have been taken to the printer. We should be mailing them out in a couple of weeks. If you have changed your address since last year, or you think we might have the wrong address, please let Gaylynn Thurmond (361) 588-7335 or Diana Johnson (361) 588-1181 know as soon as possible so that we can get your invitation to you. The dinner will be catered by Staff's Barbecue is year. We look forward to seeing everyone there. Please mail your RSVP back to us as soon as possible so at we can order the correct number of plates. Business Meeting May 20 We will be having a business meeting on May 20, 2001 at 2 p.m. at the Blessing Volunteer Fire Department. We will finalize the dinner and discuss any new business. Diana Johnson has received information about setting up a youth group. If you have any thoughts on this, please feel free to join us for this meeting and express them. We are also looking at having monthly meeting now instead of quarterly meetings. We urge everyone to attend our business meetings. We need your input. Lodge 148, El Maton will be a sponsor for the Poker Run that Blessing Volunteer Fire Department will be having on June 3, 2001. This will be the day after the lodge dinner. We will have our lodge name and number printed on the back of the "Official" Poker Run Tee-Shirt. Lodge and Social Members Welcomed We have one new member added to our lodge this year. Sherrie Mattingly from Edna. We want to give her a big welcome. Blake Warren Zielonka and Cheryl Zielonka have submitted applications and are currently waiting news of their memberships. Cheryl Zielonka was voted in as a social member in December. Both Blake and Cheryl are from El Maton. Again, a big welcome to our new members: Watch the Vestnik for further news from Lodge 148. Diana Johnson Reporter --SPJST-
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Lodge 151, Wharton Presents Scenes from March Meeting March 12, 2001 • Heinze Bar-B-Que Vice President Charles Bucek presents Honorary District Six Director Matt Vanek with a plaque in appreciation for his 27 years of service to District Six.
Lodge 151, Wharton members enjoy barbecue dinner, Mission 2100 update SPJST Lodge 151 Wharton met Monday, March 12, 2001 at Heinze Bar-B-Que, Wharton. Members and guests enjoyed a catered meat consisting of beef enchilada, beans, Spanish rice and salad. Carolyn Bucek, Pauline Kalina and Rita Vanek furnished the desserts. Gene McBride, SPJST Vice President presented a very informative presentation explaining the 2001 incentive program. Honorary District Six Director Matt S. Vanek installed the 2001 officers: President Madeline Shimek Vice President Charles Bucek First Vice President David Bucek Secretary Pauline Kalina Treasurer Carolyn Bucek Fraternal Activities Coordinator Rita Vanek
LC DGE 151, WHARTON PRESENTS 2001 OFFICERS: Pictured above, are: President Madeline Shimek and Secretary Pauline Kalina, Second Vice President David Bucek, First Vice President Charles Bucek, Treasurer Carolyn Bucek, Fraternal Activities Coordinator Rita Vanek and installing officer Honorary District Six Director Matt Vanek. Chaplain Ray Pilgrim is not pictured.
Lodge 151, Wharton's January, February and March birthday celebrants, accompanied by Honorary District Six Director Matt Vanek and State Field Representative Karen Kaspar, receive recognition at March meeting. Lodge 151, Wharton sales representatives display their 2000 sales certificates. Pictured, from left, Gerald Mocha, Charles Bucek and Joe Priesler.
Chaplin Ray Pilgrim was absent due to the death of his father-in-law. President Madeline Shimek called the meeting to order. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited and a moment of silent prayer was held for the deceased and ill members of the lodge. Pauline Kalina, Secretary, read the minutes and Carolyn Bucek, Treasurer, gave treasurer's report. Rita Vanek, Fraternal Activities Coordinator, gave the schedule for the lodge meetings for the coming year and reminded the members for the District Six Spring Meeting in Sweet Home on March 25. The lodge has adopted the Womens Crisis Center for its fraternal act for the year.
meetings. The Executive Committee met and we have some interesting plans for the meetings, so come out and enjoy some fraternalism. We would like to thank Gene McBride for representing the Home Office and the very nice program he presented, also to Matt, Mike and Karen for sharing their time with us. It is nice to have the members from the Home Office attend our meetings and share their ideas with us. Fraternally, Rita J. Vanek FAC/Reporter —SPJST-
179, Warrenton meets May 10 Lodge
Due to a conflict, the April meeting will be cancelled. The next meeting date is May 10. The lodge will furnish fried chicken so members, please bring .side dishes. Let's have a good attendance! Ora Lee Levien Reporter —SPJST-
180, Burleson mourns loss of Ella Hilcher Lodge
Members of Lodge 180 would like to express our deepest sympathy on the passing of our dear member, Mrs. Ella Hilcher, after a lengthy illness. Ella passed away on March 20, 2001. Our hearts go out to her family. Ella was the mother of our president, Mr. John Hilcher. She is survived by her loving husband of 57 year, Mr. Bill Hilcher of Fort Worth, Texas. Ella was a very loving and giving person. She will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her. She will always be remembered in our thoughts and prayers. This is for you, Ella:
Special Guests Gene McBride, SPJST Vice President and wife, Frances from Temple, Matt S. Vanek and wife, Henrietta and son, Kenny, Mike Ahlstrom, District Six Director and wife, Cathy and Karen Kaspar, Districts Six and Seven State Field Representative and special guests were welcomed by President Shimek. Mike •"Mild pleasures and palaces though and Karen presented the lodge sales we may roam, be it ever so humble, representatives, Charles Bucek, Gerald there's no place like home. A charm Macha and Joe Priesler with their 2000 from the skies seem to hallow us there, sales certificate. which seek thro' the world is ne'er met Charles Bucek, Vice President, pre- with elsewhere. Home, home, sweet, sented an appreciation plaque from sweet home. There's no place like Lodge 151 to Past District Six Director home. Oh, there's no place like home, Matt S. Vanek for the 27 years of dedi- the heavenly home." cated service he gave to the SPJST. A check for $100 to the SPJST Library, We wish our member, Carol Archives and Museum was presented Hilcher, a speedy recovery and hope at the December meeting to Glenn that she feels well soon. Kaminsky in honor of Brother Vanek. Rita Vanek, FAC, presented gifts to Next Dance May 5 the January, February and March birthOur next dance will be held on May day celebrants—Landis Kopecky, 5, 2001. The doors will open at 7:45 Carolyn Bucek, Janie Bucek, Jake p.m. The dance will be from 8:30 p.m. Kalina, Larry Fried, Georgene to 12:30 a.m. The band, Just Us, will Chumchal, Gerald Macha, Louie play your favorite tunes. The kitchen Navratil, Rita Vanek and guests, Karen and soda bar will be open for business. Kaspar, Matt Vanek and Kenny Vanek. It is BYOB. Come out and enjoy a I would like to say thanks to the night of dancing and good music. members for attending the lodge meetAnn Sammet ings and look forward to seeing you at Reporter the June, September and December —SPJST-
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Welcome Aboard! From Mary Zucha, comes this photo and letter addressed to Vestnik readers: I would like for you all to meet two new SPJST members. They are Dalton Zucha, born July 13, 1998 and his sister, Hannah Zucha, born December 14, 1999. Their parents are Eric and Brandi Zucha. Eric has been a member since birth. Grandparents are Paul and Mary Zucha of Pasadena and Larry and Becky Blumrick of Houston. Paul is a 50-year member and also greatgrandma Toni Zucha of Cyclone.
Lodge 183, Arlington remembers Leon Stiborek On March 31, Lodge 183 lost longtime member, Leon Stiborek, to cancer. Leon was diagnosed as having esophageal cancer in the summer of 1999. He endured difficult months of radiation and chemotherapy leading up to surgery in December of that year Leon always presented a cheery smile and an upbeat attitude even when he was seriously weakened by his treatments and his disease. During his illness, Leon focused his concerns on his wife, who is recovering from a stroke and other family members and friends whose needs he always put ahead of his own. Whether it was driving across town to unlock a lodge hall or giving a stranger with a flat tire a replacement from his own truck, Leon demonstrated his selflessness time and time again. On the day before his own open-heart surgery in 1977, he was completing emergency plumbing repairs on a family rental property rather than resting at home. Someone needed to do the job, so leon was there. Leon was born on a family farm during the Depression. Obviously, money was tight and Leon worked all of his adult life to ensure the financial security for his family that he never had as a child. As a young boy, he worked the crop fields of Central Texas with his family. Leon was expected to do his part and he did—looking forward to an occasional nickel movie in town as a reward for his efforts. For pocket money, Leon set traps in the countryside and traveled miles by foot after school to check his snares for small animals, whose pelts he sold. Later, after he left home as a young man, the portion of his Army paycheck that he sent home each month helped his parents improve their situation. After his marriage in 1957, Leon took his responsibilities as a husband and father seriously, sometimes -work-
ing two jobs while attending college to Oakes who had been in the hospital make sure that his family was provided and whom we certainly didn't expect to for. As his financial situation see at the meeting. In fact, we were improved, Leon continued to live a just about to pass around a card for signatures when she walked in. We were modest lifestyle. As the years went by, Leon involved all glad to see her and are happy for her himself in church schooL and profes- rapid recovery. A card was signed for Helen Sacky sional volunteer activities. He was a Boy Scout Cubmaster and Webelo whose doctor advised her to stay off Leader and served as a Junior her feet for three months. Even though she couldn't attend the meeting, Helen Achievement advisor. Leon volunteered many hours to the sent a door prize and plastic eggs to social and business side of SPJST and add to our collection. Thank you, was a fraternalist in the truest sense of Helen. We miss you. A card was also signed for Lillie the word—always promoting harmony and cooperation and willing to do Hayek who had spent a few days at whatever job was necessary, no matter Alameda Oakes Nursing Facility how small. And although he had strong undergoing whirlpool baths to facilitate opinions, Leon harbored no grudges healing of her ankle and knee. Lillie and always had faith in the honesty of suffered what they call minor injuries his fellow man. He was always will when a speeding maniac plowed into willing to give relatives, friends and her and totaled her car. A few days strangers a helping hand. The kind- later, she suffered an allergic reaction nesses he showed often made a lasting to antibiotics prescribed for her and had to return to her doctor who difference in their lives. Even as a child, Leon had a love of changed her medication and after seethe mechanical and the intricate. He ing her ankle, ordered bed rest and once bought an assortment pack of whirlpool treatment. Lillie said her nuts, bolts, and screws from a mail- ankle was very swollen and her knee order catalog rather an spend his was as big as a bucket. She had money on candy or a toy. He enjoyed planned to attend our meeting, but working with his hands and was a self- wasn't quite up to it. Dorothy McCoy taught electrician and mechanic. He delivered our card and a lavender calla was always thinking of a better way to lily we bought for her right after our do a job. The bigger the challenge, the meeting. We are so grateful Lillie wasn't more seriously injured. more rewarding Leon found it. New members Louise Thompson Leon had a particular talent at seeing the value of what another person would and Jeanette Malsbury were unable to consider worthless. After his retire- attend, but dropped off their decorated ment, Leon regularly attended salvage and filled Easter eggs. We had a table overflowing with Easter eggs and they sales. Leon took pleasure in the simple were delivered to Sunnybrook resithings in life He enjoyed visiting with dents the following day by Dorothy family and friends and playing cards or McCoy, Betty Jurica, Frances dominoes. Watching reruns of "The McDonald and Helen and Clement Rifleman" and "Bonanza" brought him Kasparek. We received our phone call from as much pleasure as a four-star meal Jerry Elzner in the Czech Republic just would another man. Though he was before 11 a.m. He sent greeting to all demanding in his expectations of himfrom Della Elzner, Margaret Kolodzeij, self, he did not ask much for himself. Milly and himself. He said the weather Perhaps that is because he understood was beautiful and they were preparing his true rewards would be everlasting for a visit to Poland the following day Submitted by, before heading home. As always, they Angie Miller, Daughter were having a great time. We look for—SPJSTward to hearing, of their adventures at our next meeting. Many of our members attended the annual Czech Fest held last month and Lodge enjoyed the good food and music by Majeks. The kolace were excellent; some of our members helped make them. It's an event looked forward to The next meeting, a lodge picnic, every year. An invitation was extended to our will be held June 3 at 3 p.m. at Pleasanton River Park. Bring lawn members to join SPJST Lodge 79 for a luncheon and meeting held Sunday, chairs and desserts. April 8. Fraternally A thank you card was received from Bettie House, Secretary the South Texas Children's Home for —SPJSTour donation in memory of Mary Ann Elzner. Also two cards from her family—one for the flowers taken to her at the hospital and the other for our donaCorpus tion in her memory. They wrote the Krouzek was special to Mary and she always looked forward to our meetings. The feelings were mutual. Happy birthday was sung to Georgie Ann Kubala, our lone birthday girl for The Corpus Christi Circle of April. The drawing for prizes was held Women meeting was held April 5, and the meeting adjourned for a deli2001 at Sokol Corpus Christi was cious luncheon. I would like to extend my sincere attended by 26 members, honorary member Clement Kasparek and guests, sympathy to the family of Roy Peal. Sokol Corpus Christi President from Joe Nemecek and Duane McAlister. We were pleased to see Albertina 1971 to 1986 and Sokol member for 42
202, Jourdanton meets June 3
Christi Circle of Women reports on April meeting
Reunions April 28 Bender/Jurek families—at the SPJST Lodge 88 Annex Building, 1435 Beall Street, Houston, Texas. If you are not on the mailing list or have any questions, contact E. J. Bender (281) 933-1392 or e-mail: ejbender@hal-pc.org). May 6 Janes-Posival families—at the Buckholts Community Center. Submitted by, Johnniez (Janes) Williams May 6 Former students of Moravia School—at the Catholic church dining hall in Moravia. For more information, call Millie Berger (361) 798-3334.
June 2 Annual Buckholts School/ Community— at Buckholts SPJST lodge hall. Registration and visitation will commence at 10 a.m. For more information, contact Irene McClain Thornton in Waco (254) 7722098 or Raymond Posival in Austin (512) 459-5015.
June 2 John and Anna (Junek) Mares—at St. Cyril and Methodius Parish Hall, Cistern, Texas. Submitted by Carol Cline, 7431 FM 2237, Flatonia, Texas 78941. June 16 Tesar-Novak families—at the National Hall, Lodge 92, Fort Worth, 3316 Roberts Cut Off Road, Fort Worth. For further information or help with motel reservations, contact Lou Woolsey, (817) 237-5981, Mary Ann Krivanek (817) 237-1320 or reply to 1708 Florence Drive, Azle, Texas 76020. June 16 Simon and Marie Bartos, Josef and Rozina Orsak, Anton and Christine Mocek and John and Andelia Pribyla families —at the Styles Activity Center, Seymour, Texas. For more information, contact Tim Orsak at (214) 327-3534 or orsaktim@orsakadventures.com . June 23 Patak family descendants of John and Anna Patak including John Frank and Rudolph, Lucy Honza and Annie Laza—at the KJT Hall, Ennis, Texas, 2 p.m. —SPJSTyears, he was also an SPJST member
when Roy married Annie Stasa. He married into a Sokol-SPJST family. He put in many hours of hard work before, during and after the building of our new hall. Roy passed away March 25, 2001. Sokol Corpus Christi lost a dedicated member and may of us lost an old friend. Fraternally yours, Anna Marie Moss —SPJST-
SP1ST 100th Anniversary Cookbook The
Includes more than 500 pages of delicious recipes contributed by SP1ST members from all over. Books are S11 each anr available through the MIST Home Office. To get yours, write: SPJST Anniversary Cookbook cr SP1ST Home Office P.5. Box 100 Temple, Texas 76503. For lodge and youth du!' volume orders and discounts, please contact Daryl Entrap 1g 711721-7578.
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In Memoriam In Memory of Leon J. Stiborek Leon Joe Stiborek, 67, past president of Lodge 183 in Arlington, died Saturday, March 31, 2001 after a lengthy battle with cancer. He is survived by his wife of almost 44 years, Angeline; daughter, Janice Kaiser of Grand Prairie, daughter and son-in-law, Angie and Jay Miller of College Station; son and daughter-inlaw, Leon and Angela Stiborek of Dallas; son and daughter-in-law, Gregory and Gulsum Stiborek of Grand Prairie; seven grandchildren; brother, Ben Stiborek of Grapevine, mother-in law, Otillie Roznovsky of West, Texas; and many brothers- and sisters-in-law; nephews and nieces. His parents, Joseph and Rosie Stiborek; sister, Mary Bassett; and father-in-law, John Roznovsky preceded him in death. A rosary and memorial Mass were Tuesday, April 3 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Grand Prairie. Burial was Thursday, April 5 at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Immaculate Conception Catholic School or to the American Cancer Society. Leon was born on November 21, 1933 on a farm near West in McClennan. County. He served as a surface-to-air missile crewman in the U.S. Army before his marriage to Angeline Roznovsky of Penelope, Texas on April 27, 1957. The couple lived in Grand Prairie almost their entire married life. Leon graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington with a bachelor's degree in mathematics. He was senior procurement quality engineer in the Aero Products Division at Vought when he retired with 31 years of service in December 1988. Leon was a member of Lodge 183 for 17 years. He was lodge treasurer for several terms and served as president and trustee. He was twice voted Fraternalist of the Year. He was an active member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Grand Prairie, Knights of Columbus Council 3460 and the retiree organization, Silver Leaves. He was a sales representative and adjustor for Farmers Mutual Protective Association of Texas for more than 25 years. Submitted by, Angie Miller —SPJST-
In Memory of Joe Pavliska Joe Pavliska, lifetime resident of Floresville, entered into rest on Friday, February 2, 2001. He was born to John Pavliska and Cecelia Manak Pavliska in Wilson County, Texas. On October 29, 1940, he married Pauline Schwertlich in the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Poth, Texas. She preceded him in death on December 16, 1995.
Mr. Pavliska worked as a peanut fanner and rancher. Joe was a member of SPJST Lodge 107, Floresville. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, playing dominoes at the local lodge meetings with family, friends and members. He is survived by his children, Polly Bayer and husband, Bob, Liz Bielefeld and husband, Erich, Jr., Joe Bob Pavliska and wife, Laura Lea, James Pavliska and wife, Leysa, Susan Blubaugh and husband, Richard and Jeff Pavliska and wife, Carol; 14 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; brother, William M. "Billy" Pavliska and wife, Maxine; sister, Cecelia Jane Kubala; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife; daughter, Jennifer Pavliska; brothers, John and Jerry Pavliska; and sister, Camilia Miculka. May our departed brother rest in peace and his memory remain forever. Fraternally, Roxanne Bertrand —SPJST-
Resolution of Sympathy The officers and membership of Lodge ,40, El Campo-Hillje, express their sincere sympathy to the family of our lodge brother, LEO J. TRISKA of El Campo died on Saturday, March 17, 2001 at the age of 79. He was born March 23, 1921 in Nada, Texas to the late Frank and Rosie Trcka Triska. He was a funeral director for 59 years and owned Triska Funeral Home and El Campo Monuments and Memorials. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Mary Roeder Triska of EI Campo; children, Carol Vacca and husband, Herman of Houston, Jimmie L. Triska and wife, Ceci of El Campo, Bob Triska and wife, Annette of Houston, Marilyn Mahoney and husband, Jack of Plano, Chris Triska and wife, Tami of Dallas, Janice Danklefs and husband, Kenny of Garwood, L.J. Triska and wife, Debbie of Hawaii and Lori Heuring and husband, Jason of Houston; 16 grandchildren, Jonathan, Jennifer and Joseph Vacca, Jeremy Triska and Desire Birdsong, Jared and Jacob Triska, Ryan and Rob Mahoney, Helena and Victoria Triska, Kristen, T.J. and Kelsey Danklefs, Zoe and Kai Triska; sisters, Annie Dusek of El Campo, Della Macha of Hungerford and Jennie Goleman of San Antonio. He was preceded death his parents; and three brothers, Jerry Triska, Frank Triska, Jr., and Richard Triska. He was a graduate of El Campo High School and Landig College of Mortuary Science. He served in the U.S. Army as Staff Sergeant. He was stationed in the Phillipines during WW II. He was a member of St. Philip Catholic Church and the 4th Degree Knights of Columbus where he was past Faithful Navigator. He was a charter member of the Elks Lodge 1749 and the El Campo Country Club. He belonged to the K.J.T., Sons of Hermann, Lions Club,
SPJST, Czech Heritage Society, the V.F.W. and American Legion Post 251. He was a past director for the El Campo Chamber of Commerce and a past member of the El Campo Volunteer Fire Department. He was a former member of the National Funeral Directors Association and the Texas Funeral Directors Association. He was an original member of the committee to build St. Philip Catholic School, where all eight of his children and two grandchildren attend. Because of his strong patriotic feelings, he began a program to display the flags that had been presented to the widows of deceased veterans. These flags are flown in a local cemetery on national holidays. This program has grown over the years so that the American Legion Post 251 has taken it over. Visitation began on Monday, March 19 at 10 a.m. in Triska Funeral Home. Then Monday evening, a wake service was held at 7:30 p.m. at St. Robert's Catholic Church. The Funeral Mass was on Tuesday at 3 p.m. in St. Philip Catholic Church with Reverend Michael Petering, Reverend Frank Lenz, Reverend Joseph Koebel, Reverend Thu Nguyen and Reverend Gary Janak co-celebrating. Graveside services followed at Holy Cross Memorial Park with full military honors under the auspices of the American Legion Post 251. Serving as pallbearers were Leo's sons and sons-in-law. Honorary pallbearers were Frank Bubela, Luther Bandy, Toodie Brady, Bubba Lormand, Alvin "Poochie" Pounder, Delfin Marek, Ralph Riha, Albert Wied, Lawrence Charbula, Dr. Hugh Wiley and members of the El Campo EMS and Volunteer Fire Departments. Memorial donations may be made to St. Philip School Endowment Fund, 304 W. Church Street, El Campo, Texas, 77437; St. Philip School Maintenance Fund; or to the Victoria Diocese Retired Priest Fund. Arrangements were under the direction of Triska Funeral Home. Resolution Committee Janet Marek Karen Holub Elaine Svoboda
Expression of Sympathy The officers and membership of SPJST Lodge 25, Ennis, express their sincere sympathy to the family and friends of RONNIE L. VITOVSKY. Mass of the Christian burial for Ronnie L. Vitovsky was celebrated at 10 a.m. Friday in SL John Catholic Church with Reverend Fred Caldwell as celebrant. Rosary was recited at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Keever Chapel. Interment was in St. Joseph Cemetery under the direction of J.E. Keever Mortuary with the following serving as pallbearers, Louis Bobby Zabojnik, Francis Rogala, Richard Miller, Tony Vitovsky, Tony Liska and Emil Zabojnik. Mr. Vitovsky, 53, died Tuesday, April 3, 2001 at his home in Alma. He was born March 30, 1948, in Ennis, the son of Louis and Mildred Nekuza Vitovsky. He was reared in Ennis and was a 1966 graduate of St. John High School. He was then employed by Sears and Mrs. Baird's Bakery. In September 1968, he was married to Carrie Neicylene Haskovec. After their marriage, they lived in Ennis. He was a carpenter and farmer most of his life. He owned and operated the Vitovsky Fireworks Stand in the Ennis area for over 40 years. Neicylene preceded him in death May 29, 1998. He was a member of St. John Catholic Church, the KJT 35, the American Legion and the SPJST. He is survived by a son and his wife, Bryan and Evette Vitovsky of Ennis; two daughters and their husbands, Julie and Glenn Zabojnik and Vickie and Greg Housewright, all of Ennis; four brothers, Tony Vitovsky, Alan Vitovsky, Gary Vitovsky, all of Ennis, and Jimmy Vitovsky; a sister, Sheila Bridger of Kansas City, Missouri; and two grandchildren, Aubry and Ashlyn. May he rest in eternal peace and his memory remain with us forever. Submitted by, Margaret Krajc a
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a Closer Look at SPJST Annuities Take
The basic purpose of an annuity is to distribute a regular, guaranteed lifetime income through a scientific liquidation of invested capital. Annuities start with a sum of money that has either been paid in a lump sum (single pay annuities) or has been accumulated through payments over a number of years '(deferred annuities). In planning for retirement, a person may want to "send money ahead" by making regular payments to an annuity years before retirement. At retirement, the annuity will be ready to make payments back to supplement retirement income . . . — Introduction to Life Underwriting, Dearborn • R&R Newkirk, Dearborn Financial Publishing, Inc. Current Rates Posted on Page One.
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Youth Letters Section State Youth Director highlights active summer calendar Dear Members and Friends, Greetings to you! The SPJST Youth Program is excited about all of the upcoming activities and events set for this summer. Here's what's going on! May 15 - Camp qualification form due to District Youth Counselor 15 - LIT applications due to District Youth Counselor 15 - Camp Tee-Shirt Order Form due to State Youth Director 31 - All Vestnik Projects/Contests due to State Youth Director June 1 - Flag Day Essay Contest entries due to State Youth Director 1 - Youth Achievement Award Applications due to District Youth Counselor 1-3 - LIT Workshop at Greene Family Camp in Bruceville 15 - 2000-2001 Merit Point Sheets due to State Youth Director 15 - Quarter Reports (March, April, May) due to State Youth Director 16 - Join Hands Day, sponsored by
Let's hear what your members and youth clubs_are doing to make a positive difference in your community. Send your news and photos to: Vestnik, do SPJST P.O. Box 100, Temple, Texas 76503 FAX: (254) 774-7447 E-Mail: bvanicek@vvm.com Got a question? Call (800) 727-7578 America's Fraternal Benefit Societies 24 - District Three YAD in Waco 29 - July 1—District Six Camp at Lone Star July 1 - District Five YAD in Houston 8 - District Four YAD in Wall 8 - District Six YAD in Inez 9-12 - District One Camp at Val Verde 13-16 - District Three Camp at Val Verde 15 - District Two YAD in Seaton 15 - District Seven YAD 17-20 - District Five Camp at Dixie Dude Ranch 20-23 - District Two Camp at Val Verde 22 - District One YAD in Dime Box District Four Camp - TBA District Seven Camp - TBA August 4 - State Youth Achievement Day at Mayborn Center in Temple Adults and Youth: Coming Together to Succeed! Our youth club members will be preparing for Youth Achievement Days in the next few months. Please encourage them and show them your support. Ask them what they are
SPJST Youth Clubs' Winter 2001 Quarter Report December, January, February Youth Club Lodge 4, Hallettsville Lodge 6, Cottonwood Lodge 9, Snook Lodge 13, Dime Box Lodge 17, New Tabor Lodge 18, Elgin Lodge 20, Granger Lodge 24, Cyclone Lodge 25, Ennis Lodge 29, Taylor Lodge 30, Taiton Lodge 39, Bryan Lodge 40, El Campo-Hillje Lodge 47, Seaton Lodge 66, WaCo Lodge 84, Dallas Lodge 88, Houston Lodge 92, Fort Worth Lodge 97, Placedo Lodge 107, Floresville Lodge 154, Fort Worth Lodge 160, San Angelo Lodge 177, Academy Lodge 185, New Braunfels Lodge 196, Houston-West Lodge 200, Bruceville-Eddy Lodge 202, Jourdanton Lodge 215, South Plains
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entering in YAD. How about inviting the royalty contestants to present their speeches and the talent contestants to perform their talents at your lodge's June or July meeting. This will show the young people that you care and also give them added confidence when they perform to the judges at YAD. Adults and youth— coming together to succeed! Youth Club Officers to Be Elected in May At their May meetings, youth clubs across the state will be electing their new officers for the 2001-2001 youth year. Youth club members, take an active lead in your youth club. Serving as a youth club officer is a great experience that will help you in many ways. You can do it! Camp Tee-Shirts You've got until May 15 to order your camp tee-shirt. It is a fantastic design by youth member Jessica Lyon of Lodge 177, Academy Youth Club. The t-shirt depicts a "Reaching for the Stars" theme. You do not have to attend camp to pulchase a tshirt. Also, for an additional charge, t-shirts can be mailed to you. All sizes are available. See the order form in the Vestnik. LIT Workshop June 1 to 3 High school youth club members (incoming freshman to high school senior) are encouraged to become a leader-in-training and attend the LIT Workshop set for. Friday, June 1 to Sunday, June 3. The workshop will be held at Greene Family Camp in BrucevilleEddy, which is located off 1-35 between Temple and Waco. LITs must have attended at least one year of district camp in order to attend the workshop. The workshop theme is "Survivor." Lots of learning and exciting activities are planned for the LITs. Youth club members must submit an LIT application and a green camp form to their youth leaders. The youth leader and the DYC must then recommend the youth to attend the workshop. LIT applications are due May 15 to your DYC. For an application, please call or email me or talk to your youth leader or DYC. Flag Day Essay Contest I encourage all youth members to enter a poem or an essay about the American flag in the Flag Day Contest. All SPJST members, ages six to high school senior, can enter. Youth club membership is not required to enter this contest. Show your patriotism and enter today! Join Hands Day June 16 June 16 is a big day. It is a great day of giving, caring and sharing. Join Hands Day is a fun experience that helps individuals change the way they think about people of other generations. The event is sponsored by America's Fraternal Benefit Societies. The 20 top projects in the nation will receive $1,000 for the beneficiary of their project or another cause. Wouldn't it be great to see an SPJST youth club receive one or more of these awards.
I have some great informational packets available. If you want one, please call me at (800) 727-7578 or email me at melaniez@vvm.com . Also, youth club members who participate in a Join Hands Day project with their youth clubs will receive 50 points and a participation award from the Home Office. Join Hands Day is sponsored by America's Fraternal Benefit Societies. Let's show Texas what the SPJST fraternal benefit society is all about! Mission 2100 Let's keep reaching for the stars! Youth clubs are off to a great start, but we must keep getting new members into our youth clubs. And, that Disney World trip is up for grabs. Here's some other great incentives available for the youth part of the Mission 2100. Youth Club Incentives Goals to Reach • SPJST Goal of 2100 • Youth Club Goal Incentive • $10 for each application, ages 0 to 17, written Shining Stars Youth Club State's top youth club that writes the most applications Goals to Reach • SPJST Goal of 2100 • Youth Club Goal Incentive • Trip to a Texas Amusement Park (Value: $1,500) Youth Club Members' Incentives Goals to Reach • SPJST Goal of 2100 • State Youth Club Goal of 350 Incentive • Walt Disney World Trip (Value: $2,000) Recruit One Member—Bronze Star • one chance for trip • name in Vestnik • 10 merit points Recruit Three Members—Silver Star • Three chances for trip • Name and photo in Vestnik • 30 merit points Recruit Six Members—Gold Star • Six chances for trip • Name and photo in Vestnik • 60 merit points • Framed certificate • Special recognition at state event Top Recruiter—Super Star • 100 extra merit points • 6-foot tall trophy Youth Leaders' Incentives Goals to. Reach • SPJST goal of 2100 • Youth Club Goal Incentive • Evening on the Town (Value: $150) Does Your Lodge Have a Youth Club? If not, have you talked about starting one? Why not bring it up at your next lodge meeting? Ask your members if they know anyone who is interested in the youth leader posi-
20/VESTNIK—Wednesday, April 25, 2001 tion. A great youth leader enjoys working with children and has leadership qualities. Give me a call and I'll give you all the details. Let's get these young people involved in SPJST. They are our future and we must prepare them for SPJST leadership today!
Happy National Volunteer and Fraternal Week (April 22 to April 28, 2001) To the SPJST youth leaders and lodge volunteers around the state, I say thank you for all that you do to make SPJST the best. All of your efforts and dedication are truly appreciated.
6, Cottonwood Lodge 9, Snook Youth Club member Youth Club plans shares insight June 29 swim party Lodge
Dear Readers, We all got our Youth Achievement Day cards at the last meeting. They have to be turned in May 25. We can make up to five entries. The new item is photography. It can be colored or blackand-white. It has to be an 8" x 10" photo in a clear plastic sheet. We will have swim and pizza party June 29. Fraternally yours, Celia Dobecka 4/25/01 —SPJST-
Success To laugh often and much, To win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children To earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends To appreciate beauty, to find the best in others! To leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition. To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived — This is to have succeeded. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Fraternally yours, Melanie Zavodny State Youth Director —SPJST-
6, Cottonwood club members deliver Easter goodies Lodge
We had our monthly meeting Sunday, April 1. We did a short program after the adult meeting. Then everyone had an Easter egg hunt. Everyone had fun. We took the crafts we made to the rest home on Sunday, April 8. We also took cakes for the rest home birthday party. On April 20, we will meet to clean the youth room for District Three Spring Meeting on April 22. The next meeting will be May 6 at 1:15 p.m. We will honor mothers for Mother's Day. Fraternally, Jesse Karlik 4/25/01 —SPJST-
Lodge 6, Cottonwood 6, Cottonwood Youth Club Youth Club readies meets May 6 lodge hall for meeting Lodge
Dear Readers, District Three Spring Meeting will be held at our lodge - on Sunday, April 22. We are to clean up at the social April 20. The youth will do the memorial service. Our nest meeting wil be on Sunday, May 6 with the election of officers. Fraternally yours, Whitney Dobecka 4/25/01 —SPJST-
Dear Readers, We had our monthly meeting Sunday, April 1, 2001. We did a Easter program for everyone and then hunted Easter eggs. We took our crafts we made to the rest home Sunday, April 8, 2001. Also took birthday cakes for birthday party to the rest home. Hope to see everyone at our next meeting May 6, 2001. Fraternally, Amelia Peterson 4/25/01 —SPJST-
6, Cottonwood Lodge 6, Cottonwood Youth Club presents Youth Club enjoys Easter program nice Easter program Lodge
Dear Readers, We brought cakes to the West Nursing Home April 4. Then on Sunday, April 8, we borught the Easter gifts we made for all the residents. Our meeting was held Sunday, April 1. We also had a short program and Easter egg hunt. There were lots of Easter goodies and a lot of children looking for them. Hope everyone had a happy Easter. Fraternally yours, Christi Sparkman 4/25/01 —SPJST-
Dear Readers, We had a nice Easter meeting April 1, 2001 with a program and an Easter egg hunt for everyone. We took cakes for birthday party at the rest home and also took crafts for Easter to the rest home. We will have the District Three Spring Meeting April 22. Hope to see everyone there. Fraternally, Lakn Dieterich 4/25/01 ---SPJST-
Things My Mother Taught Me My Mother taught me logic— "If you fall off that swing and break your neck, you can't go to the store with me." My Mother taught me medicine— "If you don't stop crossing your eyes, they're going to freeze that way." My Mother taught me to think ahead— "If you don't pass your spelling test, you'll never get a good job!" My Mother taught me ESP— "Put your sweater on; don't you think that I know when you're cold?" My Mother taught me humor— "When that lawn mower cuts off your toes, don't come running to me." My Mother taught me how to become an adult—"If you don't eat your vegetables, you'll never grow up." My Mother taught me about genetics— "You are just like your father!" My Mother taught me about my roots— "Do you think you were born in a barn?" My Mother taught me about the wisdom of age— "When you get to be my age, you will understand." My Mother taught me about anticipation— "Just wait until your father gets home." My Mother taught me about receiving— "You are going to get it when you get home." And my all time favorite thing — justice. "One day you will have kids and I hope they turn out just like you, then you'll see what it's like." Fraternally, Kimberly Gaas 4/25/01 —SPJST-
9, Snook Youth Club member reflects on time well spent Lodge
Dear Vestnik Readers, Where have the years gone? May 31, 2001 will be may last day as a member of the Snook, Lodge 9 Youth Club. I would like to thank everyone in the SPJST for making my years as a member of this great organization memorable. As a graduating Senior from Snook High School on May 25, 2001, I would. like to thank the members and youth leaders of Lodge 9. I would especially like to thank Mrs. Ann Schoeneman, who was the Assistant Youth Leader when 'I joined the youth club 13 years ago. Mrs. Ann encouraged me from day one to participate in Youth Achievement Day and was still behind me as I ran for king in the District One Royalty contest these last few years. I would also like to thank my parents,
Lodge 9, Snook Youth Club Bake Sale This Friday The Lodge 9, Snook Youth Club will be having a bake sale this Friday, April 27, from 3:30 until 6 pin. at the First State Bank of Snook. There will be lots of treats to choose from, so please come out and support the young people of our community! Dennis and Karen Gaas, and Mrs. Susan Skrabanek, my DYC, for supporting me these many years. It has been fun and just because I'm leaving the Youth Club doesn't mean I'm leaving the SPJST. Fraternally, Jason Gaas 4/25/01 —SPJST-
9, Snook Youth Club reports on April meeting Lodge
Dear Vestnik Readers, Lodge 9 Youth Club had its monthly meeting on April 4. We discussed Leaders-In-Training Camp, the Walk Across America project on May 5, our bake sale on April 27 and District Camp and Youth Achievement Day. We also discussed if we wanted to have a float at Snookfest on June 2 and the spring meeting at New Tabor on April 22. We had several guests from New Tabor and Dime Box attend. After the meting, we had brownies. Our next meeting is May 2 at 6:30 p.m. at. Snook City Park. Fraternally, Jason Gaas 4/25/01 —SPJST-
25, Ennis Youth Club visits KBEC radio show Lodge
Dear Vestnik Readers, On Sunday April 1, the Lodge 25 youth visited the KBEC Radio station in Waxahachie. Mr Johnnie Krajca, who is a member and sales rep of our lodge, invited us to tour the station. Mr Krajca let us announce the songs and requests. I really enjoyed watching and helping with "The Sunday Morning Polka Show." I hope we can do it again so me time. Blake Ryan (10) 4/25/01 —SPJST-
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Learn Czech With Us 45th Lesson. Revision Exercises. I. Reflexive verbs can also express a passive relation. The accusative object of the active sentence becomes nominative subject of the passive sentence. The active subject disappears and the verb takes the reflexive pronoun se and stays in the active voice. (E. g. p(ge dopis. — Dopis se pf ge). Verbs that are always accompanied by a reflexive se, like smeju se, divam se, do not form this sort of passive. The verb must express action, not state (like spat or mit), and must have an object, mostly inaminate in the third person. Animate objects can be transformed into pasive subjects only if the sentence cannot be taken for an active one. (E. g. Okna se my j( -- pass. Deti se myjf — act). Observe: Stavebnf delnfci staveji na Vacla yskem 'lamest' nov)% obchodn( durA. Na Vaclayskem narnestf se stay( nov)", obchodn( dOm 'subject). Silnici budou tento tj/den opravovat. Silnice se bude tento c9den opravovat. Ta kniha se dobre dte. Mao se kupuje v mlekarne. nes se rano snfda bila kava. Knihy se tisknou v tiskarnach. Fotbal se hraje na celem svete. Domy se staveji z panel6 'prefabricated parts). Dvere se otv(raj( klitem. Sr y' se dela z mleka. The .reflexive passive, in contrast to the compound passive, stresses the verbal action. It is also used when the active subject is either unimportant, or too general, or almost unknow n (nekdo, oni). It is formed mostly from imperfective verbs. If the active subject is of some importance, we prefer not to transform the sentence into passive construction. If the object of the active sentence is prepositional or other than accusative, we keep the case (and preposition) of the object, the subject being formally substituted by the impersonal it. Observe: Licit hodne mluvili o tom divadelnim predstavenf. — 0 tom divadelnim predstaveni se hada mluvilo. Key to exercises from lesson 44: 1. po dzkj,ch praiskjich ulidich a malj+ch namestfch, mezi historickjrmi budovami, starj,mi palaci a vysoky'rili kostely, v krasOch starch zahradach a parcfch, sqm strj,cOrn a tetarn, bratranam sestfenicfm, nagim dobrjma znarnj,m, pred Narodnim divadlem, se dvema desOmi basniky a spisovateli, za tim velqm narnestim, mezi tou modern' gkolou a tim velkym parkem, 2. se mnou, o tot* tebe, mi, jemu, bez tebe, mne, na sebe, k nam, vas, na vas, mezi narni, na neho, ii, jeho, mu, ho, na ne, s nimi, 3. o jedne me kamaradte, od ti i do dtyr, pred
dvema dny, okolo dvaceti peti, d ye ste, od CZECH HERITAGE AND CULTURE osmi do dvanacti, behem nekolika, na nohou, gvyma modrYma o6ma, sWm ug im, k vanocum, z jater, ze dveri, v obou rukou, 4. znanieho klaviristy, cestujicich, male kotata, o svych &tech, rajdat, s April 29 Jirfrn Novakem, Tondou Mikegem, Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural flonzo, Kerte, 5. babid6iny buchty, Center, LaGrange "Fun" Raiser—at bratrancova rodiria, 'pfttelovo auto, Round Up Hall, Highway 77 and Fairgrounds Road, LaGrange, Texas from 2 Jirkova divka, man2eluv gef, studentdina to 7 p.m. Throughout the day, enjoy dinner, aktovka, Oltina adresa, 6. blf2e, lepe, dance, silent auction and entertainment. nejvfce, pomaleji, zdraveji, dasteji, 7. NevListen and dance to the music of Kovanda The Austin Czech Historical Wel jsem ho od then% (literka). Poradil mi, Czech Band, Lee Roy Matocha, accordionabych nekolik (par) dni pockal. Budova, Association is proud to host its second ist, P.o.L.K. of A. Dancers. An authentic kterou jsme prave minuli (kolem ktere fund raising event on behalf of the Czech dinner will be prepared then served jsme prave je Smetanovo divadlo. Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural at 4 p.m. by Austin's famous Czech chef. Zeptala se me, jestli jsem prinesItu knihu. Center, LaGrange. Everyone is warm- Tickets are $15/adult; children, ages 6 to 12, $7.50; under six, free. For tickets and Deti si hraly kolem sqch matek jako ly invited and encouraged to attend information, contact James Van Bibber kurata. Kdybych umel dobre desky, mohl this special function whicth will be (512) 255-6994; Alice Kubacak (512) 452bych g ist Ceske knihy a dasopisy. Zavolej held from 2 to 7 p.m. in the will be 7727; or Woody Smith (512) 453-7770. mi, di prijdeg domu. Rad bych si predetl held in the Round-Up Hall on the The event is sponsored by the Austin nejakou zaj(rnavou knihu o dejinach Fayette County Fairgrounds located at Czech Historical Association. Evropy. Nemohl hj/bat rukama. (Maly) Highway 77 and Fairgrounds Road, May 14 Karlik) se stal mj,m nejlepg fm pritelem. La Grange (immediately adjacent to Dallas/Ennis Fraternal Council JAN HOLUB the site of the Texas Czech Heritage Meeting—Czech Club, Dallas; WFLA 401 and Cultural Center.) —SPJSTMay 20
Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural Center `fun" raiser April 29 in LaGrange
Czech classes
offered at ACC A Czech conversation class will be offered at Austin Community College (ACC) from June 4 through July 16, 2001. Conversational Czech I (BSKL 9017-100) offered at Austin Community College (ACC)— Mondays, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., Room 220, Highland Business Center (HBC). Registration is held at the ACC Highland Business Center, 4th floor located at 5930 Middle Fiskville Road, Austin, Texas, 78752-4390. For further information, contact ACC (512) 233-7525; or fax (512) 2237030. This class is for students with little or no background in the language. This class introduces the foundation of the Czech language and basic expressions useful for everyday life and for traveling in the Czech Republic. Emphasis will be on vocabulary, pronunciation and basic grammatical structure. 21 hours. Textbook required. Submitted by, Dorothy Bohac
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LaGrange, Texas Authentic Czech Dinner at 4 p.m. prepared by Austin's Famous Czech Chef Pavia Van Bibber: Soup and Salad, Klobase, Sauerkraut, Wild Mushroom Strudel, Assorted Desserts
Entertainment Dancing with Kovanda Czech Band Lee Boy Matocha, Accordionist PALL of A. Dancers Silent Auction Public Invited You Don't Have to be Czech to Attend! Tickets: $15 per adult Children: 6 to 12, $7.50, Under 6, Free For Tickets and Information James Van Bibber (512) 255-6994 Alice Kubacak (512) 452-7727 Woody Smith (512) 453-7770 Directions: From Austin, take Highway 71 to LaGrange, take 77 Exit. Turn Left. Go to the site of the Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural Center (Adjacent to the Fayette County Fairgrounds)
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Concho Valley Chapter Meeting, 2:30 p.m.. Meetings are open to all who are interested in Czech heritage, culture and early immigration and we invite you to come out and join us for fun and fellowship. For directions to the meeting or for additional information about the Concho Valley Czech Heritage Society, please call Louis Kokes (915) 651-7994 or e-mail Sharon Skrabanek at skrab@gte.net . The Concho Valley Chapter is also listed on the State's web page http://www.genealogy.org/-czech. Mondays/June 4 - July 16, 2001 Czech Conversation Class—at Austin Community College (ACC). Conversational Czech I (BSKL 9017-100) offered at Austin Community College (ACC)—Mondays, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., Room 220, Highland Business Center (HBC). Registration is at the ACC Highland Business Center, 4th floor located at 5930 Middle Fiskville Road, Austin, Texas, 78752-4390. For further information, contact ACC (512) 233-7525; or fax (512) 223-7030. June 5 Wharton County Czech Heritage Society meeting. For information, please contact Ethel Kuzell Meek, Reporter, 3508 N. Mechanic, El Campo, Texas, 77437; or phone (979) 543-4463. Mondays/June 4 - July 16, 2001 Czech Conversation Class—at Austin Community College (ACC). Conversational Czech I (BSKL 9017-100) offered at Austin Community College (ACC)—Mondays, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., Room 220, Highland Business Center (HBC). Registration is at the ACC Highland Business Center, 4th floor located at 5930 Middle Fiskville Road, Austin, Texas, 78752-4390. For further information, contact ACC (512) 233-7525; or fax (512) 223-7030. June 5 Wharton County Czech Heritage Society meeting. For information, please contact Ethel Kuzell Meek, Reporter, 3508 N. Mechanic, El Campo, Texas, 77437; or phone (979) 543-4463.
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Fraternal Activities and Entertainment LODGE 4, HALLETTSVILLE Lodge meetingettre the second Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. LODGE 5, PILOT POINT-TIOGA Lodge meetings are the second Sunday of each month at 12:30 p.m. at the St. Thomas Catholic. Church CCD Building in Pilot Point. LODGE 6, COTTONWOOD Sunday, April 29—Knapek Family Reunion Friday, May 4—Social Night Lodge meetings are the first Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. For information regarding scheduling events at Lodge 6, please call George Straten at (254) 8265863. LODGE 8, WEIMAR Lodge meetings are the fourth Monday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial Hall in Weimar. LODGE 9, SNOOK Local lodge meetings are the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m.;Youth Club meetings are at 6:30 p.m. LODGE 13, DIME BOX Lodge 13, Dime Box meets every third Sunday at 1 p.m. LODGE 14, WESLEY Lodge meetings are the second Sunday of March, July, September and December at 2:30 p.m. LODGE 15, BUCKHOLTS Lodge meetings are the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. for the upcoming summer months. The dance club dances are the second Sunday of each month. For hall rental and dance information, call (254) 593-4473 or (254) 593-3456. LODGE 17, NEW TABOR Lodge meetings are the first Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. Youth meetings are also on the first Sunday of each month at 3 p.m. LODGE 18, ELGIN Sunday, May 20—Tony Janak Polka Band, polka, waltzes and mix music, 3 to 7 p.m. $6 per person Hall is located at 702 Hwy. 95 North, Elgin. Lodge meetings are the third Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. unless otherwise stated. For all Lodge 18, Elgin hall rentals, please call Alma Schmidt at (512) 281-4371; for reservations, call Mildred David (512) 261-5272; for band bookings, call Artie
Lotige 9, Snook Youth Club Bake Sale This Friday The Lodge 9, Snook Youth Club will be having a bake sale this Friday, April 27, from 3:30 until 5 p.m. ?!. the First State Bank of Snook There will be lots I treats to choose from, lime some out an-7 9rt o?., young 7eoi;:. 3 of Olit
Lodge Reporters and Event Coordinators Post your upcoming fraternal activities and entertainment dates and information here. These listings are free. The deadline for submitting information for the Fraternal Activities and Entertainment Guide is one week prior to the publication date of issue. Send your updates to: VESTNIK, SPJST Home Office, P.O. Box 100, Temple, Texas 76503. FAX listings to: (254) 774-7447. EMail listings to b yanicek@vvm.corn For classified advertising rates, please refer to the rate charts below or call the Editor at (800) 727-7578 for more information. Thank you. SPJST LODGE RATES
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LODGE 20, GRANGER Meetings are the first Monday of the month at 7 p.m.
LODGE 38, KOVAR Lodge meetings are the third Monday of each month at 7 p.m.
LODGE 21, ENGLE Lodge meetings are the first Sunday of March, June, September and December at 2 p.m.
LODGE 39, BRYAN Lodge meetings are the third Sunday of each month at 1:30 p.m. Lunch is at 12:30, followed by meeting and social. Meat is provided by the lodge at every meeting. Members, please bring covered dish or dessert items.
LODGE 23, MORAVIA Lodge meetings are the Tuesday after the second Sunday of March, June and September at 7:30 p.m. and the first Sunday of December at 2 p.m. LODGE 24, CYCLONE Sunday, May 13 — Mother's Day Barbecue; Dine in or take out from 11 am. until 2 p.m. Lodge meetings are the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. Flag Hall is located 10 miles east of Temple, off Highway 53. For more information regarding hall bookings, rentals, please contact Hall Manager Wilbert Mikeska (254) 985-2484. LODGE 25, ENNIS Saturday, April 28 — 104th Anniversary; Music by Vrazels' Polka Band; dance from 8 p.m. - 12 a.m. Friday, May 25—Polka Festival/Crowning of King and Queen Saturday, May 26—Polka Festival Sunday, May 27—Polka Festival: Host lodge is Lodge 25. More information at a later date. Lodge meetings are the second Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Game room open every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. For rentals, reservations or more information, please call the hall (972) 875-8381 and leave a message. LODGE 26, SKIDMORE Lodge meetings are the first Sunday of March, June, September and December at 2 p.m. LODGE 28, EAST BERNARD Lodge meetings are the second Sunday of each month at 12:30 p.m. in the meeting room on the ground floor of the SPJST Hall building at 106 Leveridge Street in East Bernard. 1 LODGE 29, TAYLOR Friday, April 27—Polka Stars Lodge meetings are the second Sunday of each month at 4 p.m with a covered dish meal served after the meeting. All members and guests are always welcome. The Youth Club meets the same day at 5:30 p.m. Friday night dances are held downstairs from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Enjoy delicious hamburgers every Friday night from 6 to 9 p.m. "On premises catering." For hall reservations, dance information or bookings call the lodge hall at (512) 3529139; (512) 352-7442; or Tommy Shiller (512) 365-7632. LODGE 30, TAITON Lodge meetings are the first Sunday of each month at 1:30 p.m. LODGE 32, VICTORIA Lodge meetings are the second Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the Victoria Electric Co-Op on Ben Jordan. LODGE 35, ELK Sunday, May 6—RVOS Lodge 50 meeting, 2:30 p.m. Lodge meetings are the second Sunday of each month at 3 p.m., unless otherwise noted. To hall: From Interstate 35 in Waco, take the Highway 84 East exit. Stay on Highway-84 East through Bellmead and go approximately 8 miles. On the ri9ht side of Highway 84 will be a sign saying "Elk". Take the Elk Road. Turn right on Elk Road and go approximately one mile and the road will dead end. Take a right at the dead end an go approximately 1/2 mile. Lodge 35 is on the left side of the road. The hail is
LODGE 40, EL CAMPO-HILLJE Lodge meetings are held the second Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. Youth Club meets the same day at 1:15 p.m. at the lodge hall, located just off US 59 in Hillje. Members and guests are welcome. Bingo is played on Monday nights at 7 p.m. Every second Monday is $100 game night. License #17600539641. For hall bookings, please call Rental Chairman Tria Molberg (979) 543-3044 or (979) 6482317 (lodge hall.) LODGE 41, PORT LAVACA Lodge meetings are the fourth Monday of the month at the Six Mile Presbyterian Church on Royal Road at 7 p.m. LODGE 47, SEATON. Saturday, April 28—Fritz Hodde and the Fabulous Six; $5 per person Saturday, May 5—No Dance/Private Sunday, May 6—Lodge meeting, 2 p.m. Saturday, May 12—Jerry Haisler and the Melody Five; $5 per person. Saturday, May 19—Central Texas Sounds; $6 per person, Monday, May 21—Board Meeting, 7 p.m. Star Hall is a Non-Smoking facility. Lodge meetings are the first Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. Seaton Star Hall is located five miles east of Temple, just off of Highway 53. All Saturday dances in 2001 will be from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. For information about hall bookings, please call Louis Kohutek (254) 983-2261 or (254) 985-2548 (the hall phone) on Saturday night. LODGE 48, BEYERSVILLE Lodge meetings are the first Sunday of each month at 3 p.m. LODGE 49, ROWENA Lodge meetings are the first Wednesday of February, May, August and November at 7 p.m. Every third Friday is game social night beginning at 5 p.m. LODGE 51, ELLINGER Lodge meetings are the third Wednesday of March, June, September and December at 7 p.m. LODGE 54, WEST Sunday, May 13—Wedding Anniversary Thursday, May 24—Eighth Grade Prom Lodge meetings are the first Friday in March, June and November and the second Friday in September at 7 p.m. For information regarding hall rentals for weddings anniversaries, birthdays or reunions call (254) 826-5990 (night) or (254) 826-5343 (day). LODGE 63, SWEET HOME Lodge meetings are the third Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. LODGE 65, CROSBY Lodge meetings are the second Sunday in March, June, September and December at 1 p.m. LODGE 66, WACO Lodge meetings are the third Sunday of each month at 2:30 p.m. Dances are fro 8 p.m. to 12 midnight and cover is $5. Game nights (taroky, dominos, etc.) are the second Monday of each month at 7 p.n. Members, please bring snacks.
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LODGE 67, SCHULENBURG Lodge meetings are the fourth Sunday of March, June, September and December at 3 p.m. LODGE 73, SEYMOUR Lodge meetings are the first Sunday of each month at 12 p.m. LODGE 74, LOVELADY Lodge business meetings are held quarterly on the first Sunday of January, April, July and October at 5:30 p.m. Game nights are every Monday and Saturday from 7-10 p.m. Permit No. 1-75-1052324-8. "Donna's Kitchen" will be open. LODGE 76, WICHITA FALLS Lodge meetings are the first Sunday of March, June, September and December at 1 p.m. LODGE 79, CORPUS CHRISTI SPJST lodge meetings are the third Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. unless notified otherwise. Visitors welcome. Hall location: 5502 Kostoryz Road, Corpus Christi. Hall phone (361) 8529982 or (361) 854-8423. LODGE 80, HOLLAND Lodge meetings are the first Saturday of each month at 4 p.m. Bingo every Thursday at 7 p.m. Permit No. SP1-746151395-8; AL-00061-9887-0. LODGE 81, NEEDVILLE Lodge meetings are the third Sunday of each month at 1 p.m. A luncheon is served at noon and the meeting follows. LODGE 84, DALLAS Saturday, May 19—Dance with music by Granger Polka Boys; 8 p.m. to 12 a.m.; Tickets: $7 per person. Please note that the 2001 Lodge 84 Secretary is Georgia Hughes. She can be reached at (214) 321-1129. Lodge meetings are the third Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. located at the hall, 2625 Floyd Street. For band bookings, call Cheri Petr at 352-4397 or Ben Jarma at 348-1514. For rentals, call Emil Petr at (214) 826-3557. LODGE 87, TEMPLE Lodge meetings are the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. For rental information, call Bertha Capps at (254) 778-4371 (Shop) or (254) 773-6164 (Home). LODGE 88, HOUSTON Saturday, May 5—Gus Lindemann, big band. Dress Code. Tickets $11 each. Saturday, May 12—Tony Janak, polka/variety. Admission $6 per person. Saturday, May 19—Vrazels, polka/variety. Tickets $6 each. Saturday, May 26—No Dance Lodge meetings are the second Monday at 7:30 p.m. Youth club meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. All dances are 8:30 p.m. to midnight, unless otherwise noted. Bingo every Thursday evening; early bird special starts at 7:15 p.m. Regular games start at 7;45 p.m. License No. 3-00-6212077-41001. For reservations, call (713) 869-5767. *Dress code dances: evening attire, ladies and gentlemen. LODGE 91, CROSBY Lodge meetings are the second Sunday of March, June, September and December at 2:30 p.m. or as otherwise specified. LODGE 92 FORT WORTH Saturday, April 28 — No Dance Sunday, April 29—Special Recognition Dance for Joyce and Frankie Tesar for their 21 years with National Hall. 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Music by Randy and the Roadhouse Band and accordionist Jim Bezdek. Sunday, May 6—Randy and the Roadhouse Band, c/w; 3 to 7 p.m. Sunday, May 20—Sulak Brothers of Ennis; 3 to 7 p.m.
Wednesday, April 25, 2001-VESTNIK/23 Lodge meetings are the second Sunday of each month at 2 p.m., or as otherwise specified. Youth Club meets on the second Sunday of each month. Ladies Circle meets the second Tuesday. Family Nightfirst and third Tuesdays. Country/western music on the first Sunday and polka/waltz music on third Sunday every month from 3 p.m. until 7 p.m. Ballroom dancing on Friday night. Refer to the SPJST Vestnik and listen to KBEC 1390-AM on Sundays at 9 a.m. and KNON 89.3FM at 2 p.m. for more news of our activities. Tune in KAAM-AM 770 for some easy listening music. For your large parties celebrating weddings, anniversaries or other special events, please call Joyce (817) 624-1361. Dress code enforced. LODGE 93, HOBSON Lodge meetings are the third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at Karnes City Dairy Queen. For more information, contact E.R. "Sonny" Prasek (830) 780-2191. LODGE 94, WHEELOCK Lodge meetings are the first Sunday of March, June, September and December at 1 p.m. LODGE 97, PLACEDO Lodge meetings are held in March, June, September and December. LODGE 106, LA GRANGE Lodge meetings are the first Tuesday of each month at the Subway Sandwich Shop at 109 South Jefferson Street (south of the red light at the 71 and 77 cross road) in La Grange at 7:30 p.m. LODGE 107 FLORESVILLE Lodge meetings are the second Sunday of each month at 3 p.m. at the lodge hall, unless otherwise noted. LODGE 125, WESTHOFF Lodge meetings are the second Sunday in March, June, September and. December at 2 p.m. LODGE 130, DALLAS Lodge meetings are the third Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Youth Room of Lodge 84, 2625 Floyd Street, Dallas. LODGE 133, SAN ANTONIO Lodge meetings are the third Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Activity Center, 1630 Goliad Road in San Antonio. LODGE 135, ENNIS Lodge meetings are the third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. LODGE 139, DANBURY Lodge meetings are the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. June through August and 6:30 p.m. Sept. through May. LODGE 141, SEALY Lodge meetings are held every third Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Gordon Memorial Library, 917 North Circle in Sealy.
LODGE 157, LUBBOCK Lodge meetings are the second Sunday of March, June, September and December at 3 p.m. LODGE 160, SAN ANGELO Lodge meetings are the second Sunday in April, July, October and January at 2 p.m. LODGE 164, RIO HONDO Lodge meetings are the second Sunday of March, June, September and December at 2:30 p.m. LODGE 172, PASADENA (Note: Beginning January 1, 2001, Lodge 172, Pasadena will hold a dance on the first Saturday of each month. The hall will be open for rentals the rest of the month. The dances will be held at 8 p.m. to 12 midnight.) Hall is located at 3609 Preston, Pasadena. Lodge 172 holds a dance on the first Saturday of each month from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. The hall opens for rentals the rest of the month. For information regarding hall rentals for birthday parties, wedding receptions, retirement parties, Christmas parties, etc., please call Vicki (281) 542-1774 or call the lodge hall (281) 487-3297. Executive members and Board of Trustees meet the second Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. Regular lodge meetings are the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. LODGE 177, ACADEMY Lodge meetings start at 7:30 p.m. and trustees meeting starts at 7 p.m. Youth Club meetings are the second Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. Bingo every Tuesday and Friday at 7 p.m. Permit No. 174-18083907 Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the kitchen is open. LODGE 178, LONGVIEW-KILGORE Lodge meetings are the first Thursday of each month at 6 p.m. at the VFW Post 4002, Longview. LODGE 179, WARRENTON Lodge meetings are the second Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Lions Club Building in Carmine at 201 Centennial Street.
select Death Benefit Option A or B (as described below). You can also select the amount of premium you want to pay and make the initial payment.
Step 2: As each premium is received by SPJST, a small expense charge is deducted and the balance goes into your cash value account,
LODGE 183, ARLINGTON Lodge meetings are the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. Game nights are every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. and every Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Permit No. 17516910506. For information regarding hall rentals (weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, etc.) please call (817) 465-8538 or (972) 263-9031.
LODGE 151, WHARTON The quarterly lodge meetings will be held on the second Monday of June, September and December in the meeting room of Heinz's Bar-B-Que Catering on Highway 59 in Wharton, Texas. The time for the meetings is 7 p.m.
LODGE 186, CALDWELL Lodge meetings are the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. Social games are at 7:30 p.m. every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Kitchen and bar open. License Permit No. 1-74-20733095-41002. LODGE 187, ROUND ROCK Lodge meetings are the first Sunday of each month at 4 p.m. followed by a covered dish meal. Youth meetings are the first Sunday of at 3 p.m. Domino players meet the second Tuesday of each month 1 to 4 p.m. For information regarding building rentals, please call (512) 255-1554 or (512) 255-3415. LODGE 189 BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION Please note: Lodge meetings are the second Sunday in March, June, September and December at 2 p.m. Lodge meetings will be held in Charles Munday's office, 2403 Cavitt, Bryan, Texas (behind the Bryan Kroger's.) The 2001 meeting dates will be: Sunday, March 11; Sunday, June 10; Sunday, September 9; and Sunday, December 9, Meeting/Christmas party, location to announced. Thank you for your attention,
Step 3: At the beginning of each month, a charge for the life insurance protection is deducted from the cash value to pay the monthly life insurance protection costs.
Step 4: Interest at current rates is credited to the fund each month.
Coverage is Flexible. You have a choice of two death benefits, Option A or Option B: Option A: Level Death Benefit. The death benefit is made up of life insurance and the cash value. Initially, this benefit is equal to the face amount. However, current tax law states that there must always be a certain minimum proportion of life insurance in the certificate. Therefore, as the cash value
approaches the face amount, the death benefit increases automatically. Option B : Increasing Death Benefit. The death benefit is equal to the face amount of life insurance protection plus the money in the cash value account.
For more information on the SPJST Universal Life certificate or other financial products, please contact your local lodge sales representative.
LODGE 195, CLEBURNE Lodge meetings are the first Thursday of March, June, September and December at 7 p.m.
LODGE 185, NEW BRAUNFELS Lodge meetings are the third Thursday of February, April, June, August, October and December.
LODGE 156, BAYTOWN Lodge meetings are held monthly on the second Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. For more information, including location, please call (281) 427-8160.
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LODGE 182, FALLS COUNTY Lodge meetings are the fourth Sunday of each month at 4 p.m.
LODGE 143, INEZ Lodge meetings are the third Friday of March, June, September and December at 6 p.m.
LODGE 155, AUSTIN Lodge meetings are held quarterly on Sundays. Contact Ginny Prasatik, Secretary, at (512) 472-1721 for meeting location, date and time.
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LODGE 191, LUFKIN Business meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the lodge hall located at 1715 Hughes Street. Regular dances are on the third Saturday of each month starting at 8 p.m. until 12 midnight. Please call Marilynn Page at (936) 632-1124 to make reservations. For lodge rentals, call Alma Breazeale at (936) 829-5808.
LODGE 184, MOULTON Lodge meetings are the second Wednesday of March, June, September and December at 7 p.m.
LODGE 154, FORT WORTH Lodge meetings are the second Sunday of each month at 3 p.m., unless otherwise stated.
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LODGE 180, BURLESON Lodge hall is located on 1-35W, 1.5 miles south of Burleson. Lodge meetings are the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Trustees' meetings are on the same dates at 6:30 p.m. For hall rentals, call Estelle Hurtik (817) 284-7218; Rhonda Hurtik (214) 4352286; or John Hilcher (817) 293-8166. Doors open for dances at 7:45 p.m.; dance 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. Children 10 and under free.
LODGE 142, HOUSTON Lodge meetings are the second Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. Cajun dance every second Saturday of each month with live music. Hall rentals for weddings or parties, call (713) 862-6291 after 4 p.m.
LODGE 153, LA SALLE Lodge meetings are held quarterly in March, June, September and December at 6 p.m.
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LODGE 196, HOUSTON-WEST Saturday, April 28-Dance with music by the Texas Drifters, 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. Admission $6 per person. All dances open to the public. Admission $6 per person. Watch for our letters in the Vestnik. Lodge meetings are the fourth Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. For lodge and rental information, please call the hall, (281) 373-9482; Alma at (281) 351-1045; or Mary Lee at (713) 468-0432. The hall's address is 17810 Huffmeister Road in Cypress, Texas 77429. LODGE 200, BRUCEVILLE-EDDY Lodge meetings are the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. LODGE 201, BLEIBLERVILLE-NELSONVILLE Lodge meetings are the second Sunday of each month at 3 p.m. Contact Celesta Balke for hall rentals at (979) 830-0118.
LODGE 202, JOURDANTON Lodge meetings are the first Sunday of each month at 3 p.m. at the Jourdanton State Bank in the Community Room. LODGE 204, STEPHENVILLE Lodge meetings are the third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Koffee Kup Restaurant in Hico, Texas. Members are urged to attend and anyone belonging to other lodges in driving distance are welcome. Bring a guest and maybe we can make a member out of them. LODGE 206, TRI-COUNTIES Lodge meets the first Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Lions Club in Mexia, 201 North Paris Street, Mexia, Texas. LODGE 215, SOUTH PLAINS Meetings are held every third Sunday at the Senior Citizen Building in Tahoka at 1 p.m. The youth club meets at the same time. -SPJST-
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The SPIST 100th Anniversary Cookbook Includes more than 500 pages of delicious recipes contributed by SPIST members from an over Books are $11 each and available through the SPIST Home Office. To get yours, write: SPIST Anniversary Cookbook c/o SPIST Home Office, P.O. Box 100, Temple, Texas 76503. For lodge and youth club volume orders and discounts, please contact Daryl Entrap at 118001727-7578.
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Children will outgrow clothes and the shoes but the SPJST Youth Achiever life insurance certificate offers benefits that can last a lifetime. What's more, it's very affordable! You can get $10,000 to $50,000 of life insurance coverage for your child or grandchild for just pennies a day. Premiums are low: $5.40 monthly or $60 annually per $10,0013 unit of coverage, with a maximum of five units per youngster. The SPJST Youth Achiever certificate also builds cash value. Accidental death and payor disability riders are available.
For more information on the SPJST Youth Achiever Life certificate or other financial products, please contact your local lodge sales representative. SPJST mefnbers, ages six to high school senior, are encouraged to join an SPJST Youth Club. SPJST Youth Clubs provide opportunities for members to build self-confidence, meet new friends, develop responsibility, learn leadership skills, serve their communities and have fun. The Program also conducts summer camp. For details, contact your local lodge or any of the District Youth Counselors listed on page two.
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