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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1970
THE WEST NEWS — WEBT. TEXAS
Society News
Weddings
Social Events
News Item*
Call or bring your news items to the News Office — Ph. HI 6-5282. (There Is no charge made)
MR. AND MRS. EDWARD A. DEITERMAN
Ed. A. Deitermans Observe
50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrd. Edw. A, Deiter-
man celebrated their 50th wed-
ding anniversary Sunday, Nov.
8, 1970. The family attended the
9 o’clock mass of Thanksgiving
at the Church of the Assump-
tion in West. Tire mass was of-
fered by Father George Doskocil.
Their children and grandchil-
dren honored them with a din-
ner and reception at noon at the
West Columbus Club. About 250
guests attended. One member of
the original bridal party, Mrs.
Angeline Pareya of West, was
present.
KJZT Officers
,.e-Elected At
Sunday Meeting
At the regular meeting of
the KJZT Society No. 11, Sun-
day, Nov. 22, 1970, the following
officers were re-elected by ac-
clamation :
President — Mrs. Milada Ma-
zanec; 1st Vice-President—Mrs.
Bessie Lichnovsky; 2nd Vice-
President — Mrs. Hattie Svrcek;
Recording Secretary — Mrs.
Anastasia Cihlar; Financial
Secretary — Miss Josephine
Walla; Mrs. Henrietta Meurer.
The following were presented
as prospective members: Misses
Laurie Lynn Rizo, Paula Denise
Gerik, Carol Ann Brown, Diane
Elaine Brown and Mrs. Barbara
Stanislav.
_. „ Mrs. Martha Stanislav and
Mrs'ACRPHavel and Mm Emil J ^Uus were reported
on the sick list.
The junior members are pre-
paring a program for the De-
i cember meeting.
Members were informed that
the fall district meeting of the
KJZT will be held at St. Mary’s
parish hall on Nov. 22, 1970, in
Waco. The junior members will
participate in arts, crafts, and
baking. Awards under the point
and merit system will be award-
ed at this meeting.
The KJZT members volun-
teered to help with the gift
booth at the West Community
Hospital Bazaar on Nov. 22nd.
The following will help; Mmes.
Geraldine Laubert, Ella Macik,
Agnes Dolezal, Emily Polansky,
Mary Ann Cocek, Lillian Mynar,
Mary Pavlas, Frances Matus, and
! Dorothy Sykora.
Mrs. Albin Pavlas was the
winner of the $3.00 door prize.
I Members voted to prepare a
i fully-cooked Thanksgiving meal
for a very needy family. The
president will contact members
I to prepare various dishes.
NEWS FROM WEST HIGH
DE Will Present Region Vn THEA
J. Fridel both of West. The
grandchildren are James Havel
of Galveston, Mrs. Virgil Kuba-
cak of West, Mrs. Kenneth Kim-
ball of Waco and Edward Havel
of West.
Mr. and Mrs. Deiterman were
married Nov. 15, 1920, at St.
Martin’s Church in Tours by the
late Father Preker.
Mrs. Deiterman is the former
Agatha Uptmor. Mr. Deiterman
recently celebrated his 50th
year with West Bank and Trust.
Engagement Announced
EUGENIA WRBAS G. L. GOULDMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wrbas of, Rogers High School, Spokane,
Hubbard, announce the engage-
ment and forthcoming marriage
of their daughter, Eugenia, to
Captain G. L. (Ken) Goldman
of Spokane, Washington. Cap-
tain Goldman is the son of Mrs.
Virginia Goldman of Spokane.
Eugenia graduated from Hub-
bard High School, Hubbard, and
Incarnate Word College, San
Antonio, Texas. She has taught
homemaking and English in
Texas junior and senior high
schools and is currently em-
ployed by the Library of Con-
gress in Washington, D.C.
Ken graduated from John R.
Washington, and Eastern Wash
ington State College, Cheney,
“Golden Package”
Distributive Education and
Pre-Employement students will
present the November PTA pro-
gram at 7:30 p. m. in the old
gym at West High School.
Using the theme, "DEXIA, the
Golden Package,” the group will
illustrate the relation of class-
room studies to actual training
on the job for future careers in
the business world.
Jimmy Wilcox will introduce
Distributive Education as a vo-
cational school subject.
Narrators Ronald Holy and
Frieda Wiedman will explain the
five fields of the DE program,
which will be demonstrated by
students, as follows:
job interview, Barry Sammons
and Alfle Castro;
advertising copy, Anthony Ne-
mec and James Kubacak;
window displays, Richard Ma-
tus, Judy Snokhous and Mary
Polansky;
sales demonstrations, Carolyn
Vrba, Charles Kutscherousky,
and Mike Piscacek;
public speaking, Jerry Luco.
A television commercial wiii
be offered by students Wayne
Washington. He was then sub- and Danny King, Florine and
sequently stationed at Fort Lonne Haliburton, James Chan-
Campbell, Kentucky; South d,er’ and Cindy Mellgren.
Vietnam; Fort Sam Houston, I Music wid be furnished by
’fleeting Slated
The annual meeting of Re-
gion VII, Texas Home Econo-
mics Association will be held
Nov. 21, 1970 at Ridgewood
Country Club of Waco from 9:15
■i.m. to 12 noon. Speaker for the
meeting will be Dr. Matthew
Kraynak, professor of nutrition
and chemistry at the Univer-
sity of Oklahoma. His topic
will be “Food and Nutrition —
Sense and Nonsense for the
’70s.”
There will be door prizes and
a fashion show of authentic an-
tique costumes. All home eco-
nomists are invited to attend. A
fee of $2 will be for registration
and a Continental breakfast.
WEST HIGH
TEACHERS WILL MEET
Supt. M. F. Kruse will chair
the luncheon meeting of admini-
strators at 12 noon at the Hick-
ory Stick. Speaker for this group
will be Mr. Alton O. Bowen, sup-
erintendent of schools in Bryan.
His topic will be "Humanizing
Education.”
I In the afternoon teachers will
attend section meetings of their
particular interest. Some sec-
tions are band, business educa-
tion, foreign language, guidance
and counseling, health, physical
education and recreation, home-
making, language arts, library,
mathematics, reading, science,
social studies, speech — drama,
vocation education, elementary
principals, secondary principles.
A new section this year will be
lor paraprofessionals; that is,
for teacher aids. Their program
will be on the preparation of in-
1 structional materials.
Texas, and Valley Forge General
Hospital, Pennsylvania.
The wedding will be held at
the Church of the Nativity of
the Blessed Virgin Mary in Pe-
nelope on December 26. From
there the couple will move to
San Antonio where Captain
Goldman will attend the Army
Medical Department Advanced
Course.
MR. AND MRS. FRANK 1IOLACKA
Steve Kazanas
Presents Program
Fr. Hoiackas To Celebrate For Penelope FHA
©olden Wedding Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holacka will celebrate their Fiftieth Wed-
ding Anniversary Sunday, Nov. 15, at the 9 a.m. mass in the
Church of Assumption, West. Dinner for thpir wedding party and
the immediate family will be served at St. Joseph Hall at noon.
An open house will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. at St. Jotbph Hall
in West. They arc being honored by their children, Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Haberl of West, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A, Toboia of Grand
Prairie, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Snelson of Arlington. They have 16
grandchildren.
The Hoiackas were married in the Catholic Church of Assump-
tion in Moravia, Texas, on Nov. 17, 1920. Mrs. Holacka is the for-
mer Miss Julia Hilscher of Hallettiiviile, and Mr. Holacka is a
farmer.
Science Fail-
Winner Honored
On October 22 —23 the Texas
Division of the American Cancer
Society held its annual meeting
at the Fort Worth Sheraton Ho-
tel. Mary Cernosek, an eighth
grade student of St. Mary’s
School in West was invited to
attend this meeting along with
I her science teacher, Sister Carl-
i ene Benke. Mary was invited be-
cause her Science Fair Project
was awarded first place in tne
Central Science Fair at Baylor
University.
The Penelope FHA Chapter-
held its monthly meeting Mon-
day night in the Homemaking
Department.
Kathy Marek gave the devo-
tional which was titled "Who
Am I?” The program was pre-
sented by Mr. Steve Kazanas,
attorney from West. Mr. Ka-
zanas) discussed divorce for
the project, “Marriage, for
Better or Worse.” Other guests
were his wife, Mrs. Kazanaa,
Mrs. Edmond Marek, Mrs. Joe
Mach, Mrs. John Kasik, and Mr.
Glenn Ellison, supt.
Refreshments were served aft-
erwards by the sophomore class.
MeDougal Preaches Committee Named
First Sermon
MRS. BARTON
HOSTESS TO
TAROKY CLUB
Mrs. Emmett Barton was
hostess to the taroky club Mon-
day night. Mrs. Frank Seith won
|“,c ‘V* high prize and Mrs. George
I Mary and her teacher were paid i Kacjr won secQnd high. other
members present were Mrs. John
( On her visit, she attended a
' luncheon and a dinner and met
j various people associated with
the society. All expesnses for
MRS. GEARGE KACIR
ENTERTAINS CLUB
Mrs. George Kacir entertained
the bridge club at her home
Tuesday night. Mrtl. Ira Clay-
ton was a guest, and won high
prize. Mrs. James Park won low.
Other members present were
Mrs. Dorothy Pclasek, Mrs. Le- I ?2eACHF^?iRST
ona Aderhold, Mrs. David Moon, s,,rM()^' N )v „
Mrs. Frank Kellner, Jr., Mrs. SE™°* ,
W. H. Gidney, and Mrs. G. W. R b 1 Mt,Dougal
Henderson.
Mry. Kacir served strawberry _ .. . .
nut cake, coffee, candy and ?APt‘i„C^rC,hn
his first sermon
speaker at the
preached
as a guest
McClanahan
Theresa Sykora,
Mert Plsek, Jr.
Are Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sykora
of Route 2, West announce the
| engagement of their daughter,
I Theresa Ann, to Robert W. Pl-
sek, Jr„ the son of Robert W.
Plsek, Sr., of Weyt, and the late
Willa Ann Plsek.
The future bride is a 1964
graduate of West High School
and a 1965 graduate of Four-C
Business College in Waco. She
has been employed for the past
five years with the Walla In-
surance Agency in West.
The future groom is a 1963
graduate of Weyt High School,
a 1967 graduate of Baylor Uni-
versity, and has completed one
year's work toward a Master's
Degree in biology at Baylor. He
served wilh the U. S. Army for
the past two years, having spent
one year in Vietnam as a Mili-
tary Intelligence Specialist.
Presently he is employed with
the Aderhold Funeral Home in
Weyt and is attending the Dal-
las Institute of Mortuary Sci-
ence in Dallas.
7 he couple plan a mid-1971
wedding.
Community Service
DECA Dudes” — Barry Samons,
David Walker, and Larry Gallo-
way.
Hosts will be room mothers of
the Freshman Class.
WEST WILL LEAD
CTSTA WORKSHOP
Several West Student Council
members will lead one of eight
workshops at the annual Cen-
tral Texas Student Council As-
sociation Fall Conference, Nov-
ember 21. The conference will
MRS. TRUITT HAS
WEEKEND GUESTS
Weekend visitors in the home be held at Navasota High, First
of Mrs. Willie Mae Truitt of Vice President School of the
Elm Mott were Mr. and Mrs. CTSCA.
Herman Margulieux of Garden j The theme of the conference
Grove, California. They were will be “You Decide” and will
honored with a dinner at Mrs.; be highlighted by an address by
Truitt’s home by their relatives. | Tim Moore of Kermit High
The meal consisted of turkey, | School. Kermit was elected Pres-
chicken, roast and all the many iclent School of the Texas Asso-
trimmings. ciation of Student Councils at
Thoae present were the Mar-
gulieuxs, Mr. and Mrs. El-nest
Junek of Temple, Mr. and Mrs.
last year’s state convention.
Lindsay Moon, senior who at-
tended last year’s state conven-
E. L. Hegar of Troup, Mr. and tion' said’ “f remember Kermit
Mrs. John Hegar, Mr. and Mrs. and the political speeches they
Henry Moravec, Ernest, Henry Save. Having them speak will
Jr., Alvin and Willie of West, Mr. make)> this donference worth-
and Mrs. Daniel Moravec of Wa-1 while.”
co, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Upt-! Registration for the confer-
mor, Martha and Barry Mr ence will be from 8:30 to 9.30.
and Mrs. Jodie Kocian, Mary At 9:30 there wiu be a general
Ann and Michael of Waco, Mr. assembly where Mr. Moore will
and Mrs. Dennis Adair of Ar- imake his address- Directly after
salted nuts.
ing, Nov. 8, 1970. He led the
music at the Leroy Church last
Sunday night and will be at the
Leroy Church to lead the music
in the services this Sunday, Nov.
15.
Robert is a senior at Connally
High School and resides with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
E. MeDougal, 707 North Lacy
Drive, Waco. He i6 a member of
the Oak Lawn Baptiat Church
where he was recently licensed
to preach.
Robert is the grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. I. L. Starnes of 713 N.
Marable St., West.
Westites Named
To Dean’s List
„ . .. Richard Schroeder, son of Mr.
service were Mrs^R. R. Lusk o |and Mrs Joe j Schroeder cf Rt.
Texarkana, Mrs. R. B. Farmer of 2 west ,and Robert Brown, son
Arlington, Mrs. Joe Lowiven-! of Mr_ and Mrs Fr.lnds j
recently plected to the office of:stein and Monica of Houston, grown> son 0j Mr. and Mrs.
' by the American Cancer Society
as a tribute to the science win-
I ner. Five other high school and
college science winners weie
likewise present. These six stu-
dents represented the five re-
; gions of Texas.
HobbvNorsOnllJC
I v
Student Congress
Bobby Nors, son of Mr. and
'Mrs. Joe E. Nors of West, was
Mashek, Mry. Joe Vitek, Mrs.
Frank Hlavaty, Mrs. H. J. Ko-
zelski, Mrs. E. J. Jerabek, and
Mrs. G. W. Henderson.
Mrs. Barton served cinnamon
nut loaf cake, coffee, tea, and
candy.
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RELATIVES ATTEND
ZATOPEK RITES
Out-of-town relatives attend-
ing Anton Zatopek's funeral
student congress representative
from the Agriculture Club of
Hill Junior College at Hillsboro.
J Bobby is a s-phomore agricul-
ture major.
; The Agriculture Club gives
Mi. and Mrs. Johnnie Gaidutvk praneis j. Brown of Rt. 2. West,
of Waco, Anthony and Barbara jhaye been named the Dcans
Joan Lusk of Austin, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Gaidusck of Lake-
view, Mrs. Staha of Clifton, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Stasny of emplc.
) students a chance to participate j Mr. and Mrs. Konvicka and fam-
in stock shews and rodeos while j ily of Waco, and numerous oth-
pursuing their education, lers.
List of Honor Students for the
first reporting period of the fall
semester at Hill Junior College.
Mr. Schroeder, a graduate of
West High School, Is a sopho-
more majoring in Auto Techno-
logy. _
A committee interested in the
welfare of the Senior Citizens of
the West area met Tuesday
night, Nov. 5, in the West Bank
and Trust Annex to discuss what
could be done to meet the needs
i of the senior citizens.
The committee was organized
as a community service commit-
tee, with the following officers
elected: Chairman, Mrs. C. R.
Bowen; Vice-Chairman, Father
Oliver Johnson; Secretary-
Treasurer, Mrs. Marvin Fickling.
Other members of the com-
mittee are Mesdames Weldon
Whalen, Walter Mellgren, J. T.
Luco, L. J. Urbanovsky, Harry
Lichnovsky, Frank Jezek, Rev.
Lamar McGown, Messrs Ed
Grimm, Johnnie Riggins. Alvin
Payne, Charlie Smaistrla, and
Joe Kotch.
The committee agreed that a
period lor inquiry ay to available
resources and time for inform-
ing the public of the purpose
of the organization was neces-
sary before definite activity
could begin.
FIFTH GRADE
TO HAVE PROGRAM
Mrs. Thomas’ fifth grade will
have a program Friday. Program
chairman is Paula Effinger and
the characters are Rodney
Young. Johnny Gibson, Mike Ka-
luza, Linda Harris, Patsy Mar-
tin and Paula Effinger.
Good Citizens for last week
were Elroy Dusbabek and Kim
Favors. Elected Good Citizens
for this week are Robert Kaha-
nek and Stepanie Williams.
Odell Montiue, Rep.
lington and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Hegar of Abbott.
MRS. URBANOVSKY
ENTERTAINS CLUB
Mrs. Louis Urbanovsky enter-
tained the bridge club at her
home Wednesday of last week
Guests were Miss Mary Dvora-
cek and Mrs. Emil Blahuta who
won low prize. Members present
were Mrs. Rud. Janek, who won
high, Mrs. Frank Gerik, Mrs.
Louis Puatejovsky, Mrs. Charles
Smaistrla, Mrs. Frank Jezek, and
Mrs. Raymond Hruska.
Mrs. Urbanovsky served pine-
apple cake, coffee, and candy.
BAND TO ENTER
U.I.L. CONTEST WED.
The West High School Band
will compete in the UIL March-
ing Contest Wednesday, Nov.
18 at Paul Tyson Field in Waco. ^1“™
They will be playing “Lieuten-
the general assembly, there will
be a mixer, and then workshops
will begin.
Eight workshops are planned.
These include: Long or Short?
(Dress code — Includes all areas
such as hair, dress, pants, beads,
etc.) Is the Generation Gap Go-
ing to Pot? (Drugs) The Silent
Majority — Why Involve It?
(Participation of All Students)
Are They Fair? (Student Elec-
tions) The Establishment: Fight
It or Work With It? (Faculty —
Student Relations) Now or La-
ter? (College and/or Careers)
Right or Wrong? (School Rules
and/or Public Laws and Stu-
dents) What’s Going On? (Acti-
vities, Projects, Assemblies).
West is to lead the workshop
— “Are They Fair? (Student E-
lections)”. Tim Sulak, Student
Council president, said, “This
ant Commander,” “Ponderosa,”
and "Cyrus the Great.”
The band has received a sec-
ond division rating the past two
years. This year they are work-
ing hard to make a first division
rating, and if they succeed, it
will bp the firsrt in the history
of the bund.
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TEACHERS MEET
IN WACO, STUDENTS
HAVE DAY OFF
Teachers from 12 counties will
meet in Waco while students
have a holiday Monday, Nov. 16.
Dr. William Clarke Newberry
of Southwest Texas State Uni-
versity in San Marcos, who has
ypoken in 41 of the 50 states,
will be the main speaker at the
morning session of the District
XII convention of the Texas
State Teachers Association in
the Heart O’ Texas Coliseum.
A number of the West teach-
ers heard Dr. Newberry speak
earlier this year at a meeting
of the McLennan Counity TSTA
Unit, in Midway. As Principal
Thomasi A. Sandifer said, "There
Is never a dull moment when
Dr. Newberry speaks. He is such
a dynamic speaker that I am
looking forward to hearing him
again, although I have already
heard him twice this year at the
county teachers’ meeting and
the secondary principals' con-
vention." Mr. Sandifer also said
that Dr. Newberry is a personal
friend.
Should all students be forced to
vote? Should students pay dues
to vote? Should officers have
certain qualifications? Are elec
tions based on popularity? and
many other questions concern
ing this matter. It will cover
all school elections, not just the
Student Council elections.”
After the worshop, lunch will
be served and entertainment
provided. The conference will be
adjourned at 2 p.m.
Mr. Tom Sandifer, Student
Council sponsor, expressed hope,
that many members will attend
and take part in the various
workshop'
♦ «
YOUTH TO FORM CHOIR
FOR THANKSGIVING
The Youth Choir for the
Thanksgiving service will again
be under the direction of Coach
Johnny Riggins. The service will
be held on Tuesday, Nov. 24. and;
will also feature an adult choir.
Do You Really Care?” was
the .song presented by last year’s
20-member choir.
Mr. Riggins is hoping to have
three or four practice sessions
before the actual service. If
anyone is interested in singing
In the youth choir, he may no-
tify Coach Riggins.
Tlie Thanksgiving service will
be held In the Catholic Church
of the Assumption. Rev. David
Bush, pastor of First Baptist
Church, will bring the message.
Contempt depends more on
dispoj.tion than on position
SOCIAL
SPONSORED BY
ABBOTT ALTAR SOCIETY
Sunday, November 15th, 1970
BEGINNING AT 3:30 P.M.
K.C. Hall - West, Texas
• SANDWICHES • PASTRIES
• GAMES • HOT DOGS
PUBLIC INVITED
(29-30c)
HAPPY HOUR, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
MON., TUES., WED., & THURS.
BEER
REG. — 20c BOTTLE
PREM. 25c BOTTLE
FREE MUSIC BY LOUIS KAICHTINGER
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS
SUNDAY — 2 to 7 p.m. — MUSIC BY
THE CONCERTINA KID — PAUL SIMOLKE
AND GEORGE IiOLACEK
KRUGER’S TOKIO STORE
TOKIO, TEXAS
(30p)
DANCE
LINDEN HALL
ELM MOTT, TEXAS
Saturday, November 14th
Slim Haisler’s Playboys
Dancing: 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
SATURDAY, NOV. 21 — GILBERT KAUTZ ORCH.
THURSDAY, NOV. 26 (Thanksgiving Night) _ VRAZELS
POLKA BAND
SATURDAY, NOV. 28 — LEO MAJEK ORCHESTRA
GENEVA HALL
ON INTERSTATE 35 AT ELM MOTT, TEXAS
Saturday, November 14th
BATTLE DANCE
MUSIC BY
Two Fine Western Bands
Tommy Chudej’s Rhythm Tones
This band is gaining in popularity each time they play!
AND
Louie Steffek and the Versatiles
FROM TAYLOR, TEXAS
This band made the biggest first-appearance hit of any
band that ever played at Geneva Hall.
Louie Steffek plays the fiddle, guitar, and organ;
Phil Tucker, lead guitar — Jerry Lucas, steel guitar —
Clyde Gattchalk, tass — Gary Goodwin, drums —
Jim Cowan, vocalist and rhythm guitar. Jim is one of
the better, if not the best vocalists, in Central Texas.
Dancing from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. — (1.56 Per Person
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