Věstník (West, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 30, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 26, 1961 Page: 25 of 32
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Wednesday, July 26, 1961 1
There will be speaking, music, a bar-
becue an|di fried chicken suppear in the
afternoon and a dance that night. The
festivities will begin at 2 pm
Oťíicers oř the Supreme Lodge will at-
';end.
This is the first time all tibě lodges in
Williamson County háve met jointly.
There are approximately 1.500 mem-
bers of the RV08 in Williamson County.
The home offiee building, built and
owned by the association, is loeated at
20 S. 4th St. in Temple.
The RVOS is a mutual Insurance as-*
sociation. The initials come from the
name of the association written in the
Czech language, It was organized by
nine American citizens of Czech origin.
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Wew Arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Joseph Pekar oř
Gonzales are announcing the birh of a
daughter, Katihleen Marie, born at the
Holmes Hospital, July 8. Weight was 6
pqundsand 2 ounces, and gandparents
include Mr. and Mrs. Emil J. Knezek and
Mr. and Mrs. John Pekar.
♦ ♦
Mr. and1, Mrs. Steve Rožnovsky Jr. of
,Houáton proudly announce the birth of
a baby son, born Friday, June 30 at the
Northwest General Hospital. The little
fellow tipped the scale at 7 pounds and 8
ounces.
♦ ♦
Melissa Jane Kohut, 8 Ibs 8 oz. daugh-
ter, born July 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Rud-
Olph Frank Kohut, 1406 S. 45th St. Tem-
ple, Texas,
♦ ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Baros of Monlton
;are the proud parents of a baby boy,
born Tuesday, July 18, at the Dr. Frank
Wagner Memoriál Hospital. Weight was
7 pounds and six ounces.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tobola announce
the birth of another son early Sunday
morning, July 16tíhi in the Wagner Hos-
pital in Shiner. He weighed 7 pounds and
6 ounces and will receive the! name.
Patrick Alfred. This is their thirďchild.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Matus of West
are the proud parents of a 7 pound, 10
«oz baby boy born in Providence Hospital.
Mother is the for,mer JoAnn Marek.
To all our proud parents, congratula-
tians, ,
VĚSTNÍK — WEST, TEXAS
Sports Coiumn
From Texas Game and Fish
Commission
Austfn — Texas hunters will he able
to kili three deer, the third antlerless
deer to be known as bonus deer, in at
least 14 Texas counties, in the upcoming
.season starting November 16. These are
counties under regulátory authority
where there is an overpopulation of deer,
and efforts will be made to bring sex
íratio into balance by speciál permit far
a third deer.
Thesd counties include Bandera,
Crockett, Edwards, Liáno, Mason, Medina.
and iSutton counties in the Edwards
Plateau regulátory district; Comal, Dem-
mitt and Zavala counties in the South
Texas regulátory district; Freestone,
Grimes and Robertson Counties in the
Trinity-Brazos regulátory district; and
Basque County in the Possum Kingdom
.district.
Th,e bonus deer tag rnust be obtained
ffrom a landowner, where the area has
beěn ídesignated as having a surplus oř
deer. Tlie harvest of doe deer will he
permitted in most of the other counties
under regulátory authority, and these
permits will be available from the land-
owner after census counts háve been
made. It is possible that bonus deer may
be available in several other counties
where the regulátory authority takés
effect after August 28. The bonus deer
allowance will be the first in a quarter
•of a century, ;by which it has been legtl
ti kill three deer in Texas. It is interest-
ing to notě, according to H. D. Dodgen,
exeeutive secretary of the Game a,nd
Fishl Commission, that bonus deer will
Sbe permitted: in Freestone, Grimes and
Robertson counties, which a :few years
Ugo had been completely shot out of
deer. They were restocked under a man-
agement program which has resulted in
the comebaek.
Tfne Commission also voted authority
to the exeeutive secretary of the Com-
mission to set the upcoming wateríowl
season witin the bracket approved by the
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which
will be announced in, mid August.
The moiiirning dove season will open in
Un.e North Zone September 1 and con-
tinue fór 60 days. In the South Zone, it
íwíll open October 7 and continue 60 days,
except in those counties where white-
winged dove hunting will be permitted
September 8, 9, and 10. It will be legal to
hunt mourning doves during this spe-
ciál whitewing season, but these three
days will be eharged off the length of
the regular season in those counties.
The Commission also voted to permit
the use of dogs in taking deer in Hard-
Strana 25
in, Jasper, Liberty, Orange, Polk, and
Tyler counties. Jefferson and Montfom-
ery counties in the South Texas regulá-
tory area were not inclqded in the dog
hunting permit.
The Commission agreed to withhold
setting the quail season and bag limits
pending further investigation of this
yeaťs erop of birds. This season will be
set at the regular fall meeting, October
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Austin — Fishing rights in public wa-
ters are defined in a eomplete article in
the July issue of “Texas Game and Fish”
magazíne, according to T. D. Carroll,
director of infonmtion and education,
This article was prepared by Harria
Toler, Assistant Attorney General, and
covers all of the statutes affeeting the
fishing in public waters. “T!h.e wildlife
Resources of this statě are the property
loř the statě arid are held in trust
by the statě for the benefit of its people,
with no proprietary rights existing in the
people to such gaime and fish until such
are reduced to; capture in a legal man-
ner,” Toler points out. He then covers the
rights of persons who own land to pro-
téct against tresspass, and says that the
Legislature ca,nnot remove these rights
except for conservation purposes, or
when the use of such. land constitutes a
public nuisance.
According to Toleris article, it is legal
for a person to fish in any navigable
stream, but they must not tresspass upon
the bordering landowners without peť-
mission. Toler cites many previous casea
in fully covering the question of public
rights in fishin,g lakes and streams of
Texas.
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Austin —- New fishing regulations on
Lake Texoma háve beeri promulgated by
th,e Game and Fish Commission, with
the passage of regulátory authority cov-
ering the Lake; Texoma area of Cooke
and Grayson counties.
Under the new regulations there will
be no close,d season on largemouth and
spotted black bass, with a daily creel
limit of 10 bass, any size There will be
no dosed season on crappie, with, a
daily creel limit of 25, a;ny length. Chán-
mel, blue and flatmead catfisb can be
caught ťnroughout the year, with a limit
oř 25 fish oř any length. All other fish
species not specifically listed are not
legulated, which «r.«eans that the limit
has been taken off wfhite bass (sandies)
in this lake. This confonns with the
long existing Oklahoma regulation,
which did not provide for a creel limit on
white bass.
The new regulations provide that
hooks on th.row lineš and trot lineš must
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