Věstník (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 98, No. 19, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 12, 2010 Page: 3 of 32
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VĚSTNÍK
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SPJST INTEREST RATES
SPJST Mortgage
Interest Rates
Mortgage rates are subject to change
without notice. Call ihe SPJST Home
Office (800) 727-7578.
Home or Farm Mortgages
75% Owner
Residence Property
5.00% for 1 to 15 years
5.50% for 16 to 20 years
6.00% for 21 to 30 years
Farm Property
5.50% for 1 to 10 years
6.00% for 11 to 20 years
85% Owner
Residence Property
7.00% for 1 to 30 years
Commercial Property
6.50% for 1 to 10 years
6.75% for 11 to 15 years
Universal Life
Universal Life
4.75% for Annualized*
Annuities
Annuity I
5.00% for Annualized*
Annuity II
4.00% for Annualized*
Annuity III
4.00% for Annualized*
Annuity IV
4.00% for Annualized*
* Rates effective 05/01 /10
through 7/31/10.
Five-Year Annuity
When purchased, current interest
rates are guaranteed for 5 years.
Band 1 -$10,000 to $24,999
Current Rate: 3.95%
Band 2-$25,000 to $49,999
Current Rate: 4.10%
Band 3—$50,000 and up
Current Rate: 4.20%
Family Fun
and Important Dates
May 12
May 15
May 15
May 18
May 21
May 22
May 29
May 29
May 31
June 5
June 5
June 6
June 6
June 11-13
June 13
June 14
June 14
June 18
June 18
June 26
June 27
June 27
June 27
July 3
July 3
July 5
July 8-11
July 9-12
July 10
July 11
July 15-18
Lodge 184, Moulton Fried Chicken Plate Fundraiser (6)
SPJST State Horseshoe Tournament
Lions Park, Temple
District Two Beseda Dancers Exhibition
Kids Day • CAC, Temple
Lodge 91, Crosby Field Trip * Texas Czech Heritage
and Cultural Center, La Grange (5)
Lodge 49, Rowena Hamburger Supper
and Game Sociál (4)
District Six Sales Agents’ Continuing Education
Lodge 32, Victoria
SPJST Float * National Polka Festival, Ennis (3)
SPJST Kolache Eating Contest, Ennis (3)
Memoriál Day * SPJST Home Office Closed
SPJST Float • Snookfest Parade (1)
District Seven Sales Agents’ Continuing Education
Lodge 107, Floresville
Lodge 47, Seaton Annual Picnic (2)
Lodge 88, Houston 100th Anniversary (5)
Leaders-in-Training
SPJST ENC at Cooper Farm, Waldeck
Lodge 40, El Campo-Hillje Family Day (6)
SPJST Home Office Flag Day Ceremony
Lodge 49, Rowena Flag Disposal Ceremony (4)
District Two Swim Party • Walker Pool, Temple
Lodge 49, Rowena Hamburger Supper
and Game Sociál (4)
Lodge 91, Crosby Field Trip
Czech Center Museum Houston (5)
District Three YAD * Lodge 183, Arlington
District Five YAD * Lodge 88, Houston
District Seven YAD * Lodge 107, Floresville
SPJST Float • Belton Fourth of July Parade (2)
SPJST Float • Arlington Fourth of July Parade (3)
Fourth of July Holiday * SPJST Home Office Closed
District Three Camp
SPJST ENC at Cooper Farm, Waldeck
Districts Five/Six Camps
SPJST ENC at Cooper Farm, Waldeck
District Two YAD • Lodge 29, Taylor
Lodge 51, Ellinger Annual Picnic (1)
District Seven Camp
SPJST ENC at Cooper Farm, Waldeck
Numberin () denotes SPJST District.
NFCA Honors "Fraternalist-in-Action" for Volunteerism
Wayne Orange named Fraternal MVP
The National Fraternal Congress of
America (NFCA) is proud to recognize
Wayne Orange, a member of SPJST
Lodge 246, Morgan’s Point, as a Fra-
temal MVP (Most Valuable Partici-
pant) for the week of May 3, 2010.
Fraternal MVPs are “Fraternalists-in-
Action” who volunteer their time and
energy to strengthen their communities
through participation in local lodge ac-
tivities and other charitable endeavors.
“The NFCA wishes to salute those
individuals as trne fraternalists,” said
NFCA Chair of the Board Teresa J.
Rasmussen. “As a Fraternal MVP,
Wayne Orange embodies the heart of
fratemalism through his hard
work, dědication and gen-
erosity.”
Wayne has been a
member of SPJST for
only three years but
has served his lodge
as secretary and í
helped recruit new
members. He vol-
unteered his plače
of business for
monthly lodge and
youth club meetings,
even providing soft
drinks at each
monthly meeting. He
coordinated bowling
teams for the Texas Frater-
nal Congress Bowling Touma-
ment to raise funds for scholarships.
Wayne assisted with the SPJST
Bloomin’ Temple car show. He coor-
dinated the lodge booth at Czech Feszt
to raise funds for the Czech Heritage
Museum—seeking donations from
vendors, preparing and cooking food to
be served, providing his trailer as the
lodge’s booth, and recruiting volun-
teers. He coordinated the lodge’s JOIN
HANDS DAY event, the adults part-
nering with the youth club and local
Boy Scouts to conduct a collection
drive for the City of Temple Animal
Shelter and Bell Area Animal Shelter.
Through the combined effort, they col-
lected 1,800 pounds of food, cat litter,
and a variety of pet items. He foliowed
this up at Christmas with another col-
lection drive for the shelter. He also
supported Lodge 47, Seaton with its
fundraiser.
In his community, Wayne supports
Families in Crisis, lne; V.I.P. Support
Group in Temple with its Come Walk
in My Shoes Challenge; Down’s But
Not Out; Killeen Rotary; and the Tem-
ple Police Department poster/calendar
project to positively promote the Tem-
ple Police officers in the community.
He contributed to Stillhouse and
Bruceville-Eddy Volunteer Fire De-
partments. Wayne has assisted many
community families’ fundraisers in
paying medical expenses. He sup-
ported Temple Housing Authority with
meat donations for its fundraiser. He
contributed to the Alzheimer’s Associ-
ation Memory Walk held at the
William R. Courtney Texas State Vet-
erans Home. He provided funding and
meal donations to the Temple Area
Chapter of the National Active and Re-
tired Federal Employees’ rafťles for
_ Alzheimer’s research, Christ-
mas for Families to raise
funds to provide needy
families with clothing,
food and meaningful
Christmas gifts, and
Troy Funfest. He
contributed to
Knights of Colum-
bus St. Monica’s
Council No. 12601
in Cameron to
raise funds for
parish youth and
community scholar-
ships and to West-
phalia Knights of
Columbus in its
fundraising efforts to bene-
fit the community and historie
Church of the Visitation in Westphalia.
Wayne lent a helping hand to a local
veterán with various chores throughout
the year. He opened his business for a
three-day safety training course for
youth and adults, supported the Rocky
Mountain Elk Foundation’s fundrais-
ing efforts, and the Central Texas
Sportsman’s Club in its efforts to stock
food pantries in Temple and Belton.
Wayne assisted the Rogers Youth
Baseball/Softball Association teams
and the Terminators 10 and Under
Girls Fast Pitch Softball Team with
fundraisers to pay entry fees and ex-
penses for tournament playoffs. He as-
sisted Troy High School with a bonfire
to celebrate the football teanTs winning
season and supported Troy Elementary,
Harker Heights Saints Football Club,
Troy High School Class of 2009 Proj-
ect Graduation, Academy High School
Cheerleaders, the Bell County Youth
Fair and Livestock Show, PRCA
Rodeo Scholarship Fund, and the FFA
program with their programs and
fundraisers.
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Zavodny, Melanie. Věstník (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 98, No. 19, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 12, 2010, newspaper, May 12, 2010; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth632961/m1/3/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Slovanska Podporujici Jednota Statu Texas.