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THE SEALY NEWS
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SEALY, Austin County, TEXAS $
Thursday, June 11, 1964
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Cardinals
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Marilyn Vykoukal
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Methodist Church
To Have Picnic
Next Wednesday
Everyone is invited to a pic-
I Livestock, Meat
(Marketing Institute
Set for Texas A&M
RAVES 7 - DODGERS 2
Bill DeFratus pitched
The Sealy Junior Chamber of
Commerce has obtained clear-
ance from the Sealy Indepen-
dent school board and the City
Criminal Court
To Open June 19
Judge J. Lee Dittert will pre-
side over criminal district court
which will be in session on Fri-
day, June 19th. Thirty-four in-
to those who need assist-
on social security matters.
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discuss mutual problems of the
industry, Uvacek said.
The broad audience and cov-
erage of the institute is an ex-
ample of the changing services
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During their meeting on Tues-
day night, June 2nd, members
of the Sealy Independent School
board of trustees voted V. F.
(Ladgie) Svajda as principal to
fill the vacancy created by)the
resignation of E. A. Rench. Mr.
Svajda was one of among 20 ap-
plicants, and the board felt that
he was qualified for the position.
He has been with the Sealy
school system the past 12 years
and is familiar with its func-
tions and set-up.
Mr. Svajda is a Sealy native,
the son of Mr. and Mrs. V. W.
Svajda. He completed his first
At Barbecue-Meeting
in their meeting at Firemen’s | of A&M, as guest speaker.
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The unit will also distribute
Tel Stars to motels and hotels
here.
Marilyn is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. F. E. Vykoukal. Mrs.
Earl Luedecke is adult leader.
a
highly complimentary of Mr.
Svajda’s past services and said
of the result of the election,
“certainly I think he can do the
job."
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| A formal opening is to be an-
nounced at a later date.
Yankees. Svajda picked up his
Arst win of the season
CARDINALS 3 - BRAVES 2
. This was one of those top-
Meh ball games, tied 2-2 in the
bottom of the last inning, one
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pany as a member of the Texas Atomic
Energy Research Foundation, featured
appearances of eight well-known scien-
tists and educators.
Pictured left to right are Sealy High
science teacher, Ray A. Ward; 17-year-
old junior,, Larry R. Schulke of Sealy
High; Dr. Drummond; 16-year-old Wal-
lis High junior student, Frank E. Bielec,
and Wallis science teacher Aubrey G.
Stuessel.
4 of the 5 Cardinal scores. Bill Dodgers
Burttschell scored the other run SEASON STANDINGS:
TASTY
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[ Leroy Gaskamp and Wayne Dodgers
Machala pitched for the Card- Yankees
Inals, and Steve Jalowy and Mi- Braves
chael Svajda pitched for the1 SCHEDULE:
hour will be broadcast from
Wallis at 2:15 p.m. Joe Nesvad-
ba will play for the dance at
night.
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Left to right, front row: Herbert Lischka, Jr., Roger
Luhn, Wm. E. A. Meinscher, Ray Meinecke, all of Bell-
ville; E. H. Baumgart of New Ulm, R. E. Kolwes of
lileiblerville. Gene Beckendorf of Sealy; back row:
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loner, and scored on Melvin Cardinals
Ray Pechacek’s triple, making Yankees
Larry personally responsible for Braves
Marek’s Repair Serv.
To Hold Open
House Saturday
Marek’s Repair Service, own-
ed by Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Marek,
will hold an open house in its
new building in Wallis this Sat-
urday, June 13. Free coffee and
doughnuts wii be served at---
day Visitors are asked to regis-
■ ter for door prizes to be given
at 6 p.m.
! Marek’s Repair Service spec-
ializ.es in automotive repair and V
velding.
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day to remember,” stated the Ad columns. Just phone TU 5-
I pastor. 13334.
Schneider hit 4 for 4 and his Cardinals
team mates clubbed 5 more. All Dodgers
tn all. the Yanks wound up with Braves
Effective the first week of,
duly, the social security repre-
Nentative will visit Bellville on
Tuesdays instead of Wednes-
days, according to Fred C. Rog-
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New members received by filing
the Methodist Church during
the past year will be honored 1
Svajda Advances
To Principal at
Sealy High School
time she devoted to teaching du-
ties in the various grades in
Sealy Elementary School.
Her vacancy as fifth grade
teacher here has not. yet been
filled.
Junior Auxiliary
Officers of the Sealy Ameri-
can Legion Junior Auxiliary were
elected Saturday, with Marilyn
ly 4 hits.
YANKEES 11 - DODGERS 0
Someone had better quit tell-
ing the Yankees that those other
fellows are Rebels. The Yankees,
specialized,” Uvacek said.
The economist said the upcom-
ing Institute can provide a com-
mon ground where livestock pro-
ducers can learn the problems of
the processors and sellers of
Sealy Jaycees to Build
City Park in Near Future
first full game of the year and
came out a winner, allowing on-
|» 2 runs on 4 hits. Scott Dies-
Id’s 3 hits and Edward Kveton’s
J hits led the Brave barrage.
Wiiam Zaskoda’s defensive
and Ann.
Supt. Vernon
Madden was
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Council to build a park and play-
ground on the lot previously oc-
cupied by the old elementary
school building on Main Street.
The Jaycees plan to install
playground equipment, picnic
tables, rock garden, and plant
additional trees and flowers.
This park will benefit young
and old alike and should help
to beautify our city. The local
citizens help in making this pro-
ject a success will be greatly ap-
preciated.
In the near future, the Jay-
cees will undertake projects in
order to raise the necessary
funds. One such project will be
to sell brooms, mops and light
bulbs from house to house.
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Cardinals Win First
Half Championship
squeeze because prices are trend-
ing downward and costs are
trending upward.” He encour-
aged imports and said that ne-
gotiations are underway to ease
the problem of imports. “We are
in a critical phase of the cattle
cycle and oversupply of beef will
continue for some time,” he told
the assembly. Prices for 1964
will be under considerable pres-
sure and under the 1963 level,
Mr. McHaney forecasted.
Directors re-elected includa
as A&M campus. It is designed
to give livestock producers and
meat processors and market
The beef import problem is
one of the topics slated for dis-
cussion at the two-day Livestock
and Meat Marketing Institute to
be held this fall at Texas A&M
University.
In announcing plans for the
। institute, Ed Uvacek, livestock
’ marketing specialist at Texas
i A&M, said one of the highlights
1 of the event will be a two-hour
panel discussion on the meat
import and export situation.
Members of the panel will in-
clude a meat broker, a process-
or, a cattle exporter, a cow and
bull packer, a national packer,
a government official and a live-
stock producer, he said.
The Institute will be the sec-
ond of its kind held on the Tex-
.Court Receives
Petition; OKs Bids
A petition was presented to
1 Austin County Commissioners
Court by Wallis people request-
Mrs Ludwig a
for the bridal sh
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This was one of the features of the
annual festival sponsored by the society,
and which is always well attended. A
large crowd enjoyed the barbecue meal,
visited with friends during the after,
noon and danced to the music of Bill
Mraz and his orchestra at night.
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Cold drinks will be served
and games, recreation and fun
are planned for all.
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Robert Oldag shows the cake design-
ed like the Cat Spring Agricultural So-
ciety Hall, which he purchased at
auction at the annual June Fest on Sun-
day night. The cake was baked by Mrs.
Arthur Goebel of Houston, member of
the Cat Spring Agricultural Society,
and purchased by Mr. Oldag for $15.50.
the public is invited. Holy ing of a film on communism at members of the Legion Post will
another year. They enjoyed a
for his precinct as submitted by
Virnau and Sons of Sealy.
The court authorized the
county clerk to purchase five
p.m.)
June 12 Yanks - Cards
Dodgers - Braves
15-20--No games
(Boy Scout Camp)
Sealy area representatives discuss a
scale model of a Triga nuclear reactor
with Dr. William E. Drummond, theo-
retical physicist with the General Atom-
ic Division of General Dynamics Cor-
poration, at the Fourth Texas Nuclear
Science Symposium (June 7-10) at the
University of Texas. The symposium,
under the sponsorship of the University
and Houston Lighting & Power Com-
Social Security Rep. ACLA Re-Elects Directors I
In Bellville Tuesday
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Houston district office.
The scheduled Wednesday vis-
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The Catholic parish at Wallis A public feature sponsored by I been received with much enthus-
is sponsoring its annual Czech the Sealy American Legion Post । iasm in previous showings.
Day this Sunday, June 14, and i and Auxiliary will be the show- After the showing of the film,
Jatmes Grawunder of Raccoon Bend. Harvey Prause of
('at Spring. Walter Hillboldt of Millheim, R. W. Hintz
of Sealy and E. H. Schramm of New Ulm, directors
of the Austin County Livestock Association.
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maculate Conception School
here and graduated from Sealy
High School in 1945. In 1947 he
entered the U. S. Army, serving
in California and Colorado. In
Denver, Colorado, he was a
member of the army band. He
attended Blinn College at Bren-
ham, graduating there in 1949,
and received his bachelor of bus-
iness administration degree from
Sam Houston State Teachers
College in 1950. In 1956 he ac-
quired his master of education
degree from the University of
Houston.
Mr. Svajda joined the Sealy
school system 12 years ago,
serving as school accountant the
past 10 years. He will continue
to be school accountant along
with his principalship.
The new principal, who is 35
years of age, is married to the
former Miss Wilver Bean, and
they have two children, Michael
Dogs Will Be
Vaccinated at Fire
Station June 12
All dog owners are advised of
the dog vaccination project to
be held at the fire station 4 to 6
p.m. on Friday, June 12. This in-
cludes dogs not only in the city
limits, but surrounding areas, as
this is a safety program.
The coat will be $1.50 per ani-
mal. and includes vaccine and
the city tag, this being a city-
sponsored affair.
The City of Sealy has an ord-
inance on vaccination of dogs.
The ordinance will be enforced
after vaccination day - and all
dogs roaming on the streets
without a vaccination tag will be
destroyed, according to J. D.
Keding, clerk for the city of
Sealy.
by V. F. Svajda
i mhe Sealy Cardinals, much
hike the New York Yankees,
tang on tn tradition, fight all
dds, and finally come out on
w our congratulations go to
i the Cardinal players and
their managers and coaches tor
their first-half championship of
My Little League.
Vykoukal becoming the new
chairman, succeeding Carolyn
Zaskoda, who will advance to
the senior unit. Janet Faye Zas-
koda was named first vice chair-
man. and Frances Vykoukal,
second vice chairman. Other of-
ficers are Margaret Filipp, sec-
retary; Cynthia Vicenik, treas-
urer: Margie Konarik, histor-
ian : Jackie Konesheck, chaplain;
Linda Smith, sergeant at arms;
Rae Marie Kveton, assistant;
Linda Brandt, reporter; and Lin-
da Nentwig, phone chairman.
dictments were returned by the The Junior Unit will hold a
grand jury in early June. 1 work day at the Legion Hall on
-------------------— Tuesday, June 16 beginning at
11:30 p.m., and will make gifts
for Veterans Hospital for Christ-
Mrs. Elsie Hess Ends
Teaching Career
Mrs. Hugo (Elsie) Hess ter-
minated her long teaching ca-
rver when she resigned as a
member of the Sealy Public
School faculty at the close of
the school year this year. She
had been a teacher for 36 years.
Mrs. Hess began teaching in
Cannon Hill common school dis-
trict, where she taught for one
year, then one year in the Cleve-
land district, and one year in
Marion. The remainder of the
A small vote count resulted in Formal Opening
the tally of ballots at Saturday’s A . . . n ,
run-off election here, both Dem- At Later Date
ocratic and Republican. , Announcement is made this’
Sealy Demos cast 34 votes for week of the new management of
Bakerand 17 for Poole, whilethe former E-Z Place on High-
the GOPs gave Busch 27 votes 90 formerly operated bv
and Cox 14. In Bellville Busch W ’ 71 M e yopeat wb
,, , , ] - , Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zapalac. Mrs.
polled 36 votes to Cox s 14. Eugene Hintz is the new operat-
These were the only two Repub- or of the firm now known as
lican polling places in the coun- Gene’s Place.
tY:.. . । The establishment will con-
Wallis voters cast 23 votes for I tinue to operate the service sta-
Baker and 9 for Poole. At Pet- tion and sell cold drinks, ice
ers Baker, 5 Poole 0; Frydek, cream and beer.
Baker, 9. and Poole, 13. County-1
wide, Baker got 233 votes and
Poole, 176.
odist Church on Wednesday, Johnston-Petrusek road in the
June 17, at 5:30 p.m. at Step- Wallis area, a distance of sever-
hen F. Austin State Park at San al miles. The court ordered it
Felipe. Families are asked to | for further consideration, at its
bring a picnic lunch and the de- meeting on June 8th, the regu-
sire to have a good time. "Join; lar monthly session
us in some good old fashioned in other action. Commission-
fun together," invites the pas- er Eddie Hluchan of Pct. 3 ac-
tor, the Rev. W. W. Hawthorne, cepted the bid on a GMC truck
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masses will begin at Guardian the Legion Hall Wednesday meet under the direction of he said
Angel Church at 5:30, 7,00,9:00. June 17, 7:30 p.m., the public is Commander Harvel Zaskoda., ’ ,
and 10:30 a.m., and dinner of invited. This film will be shown and Mrs. W. D. Dierschke will oday s agriculture involves
barbecued beef, chicken and by members of the American preside over the Auxiliary Unit many problems away from, the
■ ‘ It has meeting. She is vice presidentfarm and ranch. These problems
------- of the unit. The chief item on increase as the livestock and
the agenda is election of offi- I meat industry becomes more
‘ cers for the new year.
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and are urged to attend. If you have a furnished room
“Bring your families and you would like to rent get it
nic sponsored by the First Meth- ing the blacktopping of the
play also helped spark the
Braves t thezictorythtkept playing like they were madder I
them .out ofthe thethan Wet hens, pounded 12 hits
first-half of play. . , . and scored 11 runs, giving the
Alan Tomlinson singled, and ! Yanks 21 hits for the week Lon-
Charles Jousa n‛sfitth.hom erun nie Schneider got his 4th home
dthe.seasonisscored hothmen, run of the season, batted 4 for
||Mmtlng for the 2 Dodger 4. and pitched a one-hit ball
runs. _ _ . game. The lone Dodger hit came
YANKEES 11 - CARDINALS 5 after 2 outs and 2 strikes in the
The Cardinals were on top, bottom of the last inning.
the Yankees on bottom, but this Charles Jousan, Dodger home-
was Yankee night. I don t know, run King, was out of this game
[ but I have a suspicion that some- ; because of an injury. _
| tat told the Yankees they were ; FIRST-HALF STANDINGS: 1
playing the Rebels. Lonnie I Team
man down, and one man on.
Ronnie Wright was on third,
there was an unfortunate pass-
ball for the Braves, and Wright
slid in home for the game-win-
ning run. Wright’s single scored
the other 2 Cardinal runs in the |
first inning. Bill DeFratus and i
Sammy Dierschke scored the
Brave runs on Cardinal errors. )
Johnny Konarik went all the
way for the Braves and Bill I
Burttschell did the same for the I
Cardinals. Each man allowed on- j
way for the Braves and Bill
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ty Livestock Association mem- "farmers and ranchers will con-
bers re-elected all directors for tinue to be caught in a price cost
The scheduled Wednesday vis- barbecue meal after the business
s will continue through the meeting which featured John
month of June, but beginning McHaney. extension specialist
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Golf Course Sunday
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the court house, re- foursome tee off time from 8:00
Tiis the same. IA m on and use one Half of 11-;
ERogers urged key individuals • r handicap plus one Herbert Lischka. Jr., Roger
2 toe community to make note ofmens handicap Luhn. Wm. E. A. Meinscher,
F this change and to pass the * . . is $1.00 ' per per- Roy Meinecke. E. H. Baumgart.
n nin< Ireen fees R E. Kolwes, Gene Beckendorff,
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