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Page 2 th* West News—Thursday, November 13, 1975
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TEXAS PRESS
member 1975 ASSOCIATION
Kiwanis Approve Allocations Of
Scholarships For WHS Students
In recent board action the
Kiwanis Club of West approved
the allocation of two additional
$150.00 scholarships for West
High School students. The two
scholarships will be awarded at
the awards assembly in 1976 to
a senior bov and a senior girl
and will be designated as the
•'Cynthia Brvan Memorial
Scholarship."
Donations in memory of Ms.
Bryan, former teacher of West
Elementary, who died July 4,
1975 were given by the
following:
Mrs. Elvira Hancock, Mr. and
Mrs. H.T. Alexander, Mr. and
Mrs. R L. Roberts, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Krohn, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Krohn, Mr. and
Mrs. At Payne, Mr. and Mrs.
M.F. Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. J.D.
Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Park,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles King,
Mr. and Mrs. Amon Cook. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Bezdek. Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Morgan, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Uptmore. Mr.
and Mrs. C.A. Dopking, Mr.
and Mrs. Denny O’Dette. Mr.
and Mrs. W H. Kraenke, Mr.
and Mrs. Armin Krohn. Emma
Runge, N.A. and Jerry Bryan,
Kiwanis Club of West, St.
Joseph's Hospital of Phoenix.
Arizona, A.J. Muska, Fletcher
Bryan, and Mr. and Mrs. A.L.
Flynn.
The Kiwanis Club has pre-
sented two scholarships each
year since 1965. In 1976 a total
of four scholarships will be
presented. The Kiwanis Club
would like to express thanks to
all individuals and or firms who
have contributed to the "Ki-
wanis Club Scholarship Fund"
in past years.
You Are Invited
To Attend
The
Evangelical Bible Church
806 S. Reagan
Went, Texas
Message
“Faith In Jesus Christ"
Scripture Reading
Acta 3:12-26
Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship Service 10:40
Wednesday Night: Prayer Meeting
Pastor Reverend laurence R. Allen
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Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Soukup
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Soukup
Celebrate 40th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Soukup of 200 Pecan, West
were honored on their 40th.
Wedding Anniversary with an
Open House at their home on
Sunday, November 9, 1975.
Hosts for the celebration
were their daughters, their
husbands and grandchildren,
Mr. and Mrs. William (Mil-
dred) Dokupil, David, Kariann
E. Kristi of Waco and Mr. and
Mrs. Russell (Ruddie) Ander-
son. Jr., Dan and Darin of
Irving.
Rudolph Soukup and the
former Marie Nors were mar-
ried November 12, 1935 by the
late Rev Poieak lii Assumption
Church at West, Texas.
Special guests were the
couples bridesmaids, Mrs. Lou-
is (Martha Soukup) Rejcek and
Mrs. Anton (Rosie Nors) Kolar
and Mrs. Henry Nors, Sr.
mother of Mrs. Soukup, all of
West.
Guests were: Louis Rejcek,
Mrs. Annie Kapczynski, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Kreder, Lori
and Kelly of Elm Mott, Walter
and Lucille Soukup, Mr. and
Mrs. V. C. Soukup and
Small Claims Courts:
Simple & Easy
By Virginia Knauer
Special Assistant to the President
and Director
Office of Consumer Affairs
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
If you can’t resolve a dispute with a local
merchant or if he will not listen to your complaint
—what can you do?
In most cities and towns across the country, you
can use a simple, speedy and inexpensive legal
procedure to solve these “unsolvable” consumer
problems. It is called a small claims court.
Small claims coarts deal
only with cases involving
small amounts of money but,
like other courts, hand down
decisions that are legally
binding. Unlike other courts,
however, small claims courts
are very informal. You can
go in without a lawyer and
tell the judge your story.
The judge then listens to
what the tnei chant has to
say and makes a final de-
cision.
Besides informality,
small claims courts have
other important advantages.
in many cities, they are lo-
cated in residential neigh-
borhoods where they may
even conduct night sessions,
so that you don’t have to
miss work or make special
arrangements in order to
attend. Small claims courts
.re also a very fast way to
solve a dispute. Once you
have put your case on the
calendar, it is usually only
a couple of days before your
case is heard—and then you
will have your decision im-
mediately.
Yet, with all these
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UCHNOVSKY Grocery
granddaughters of Fort Worth,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Soukup,
Mrs. Marv Bezdek, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Degner and family
of Malone, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Anthony and family, Mrs.
Sophie Piscacek, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Nors and Jeffery, Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Neill and
family, Miss Connie Nors and
David Copeland of Gatesville,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chudej and
Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Nors, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Liehnovsky. Mr. and Mrs.
William Nors and family of
Northcrest, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Nors and Ann. Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Kaska, Karla and Krisann,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kissinger
and family of Northcrest, Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Pratka, Sharon
and Shiela. Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Nors, Bernard and Richard,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grmela
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Nors, Jr., and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nors,
Debra and Mary.
Rev. Bill Benish of Assump-
tion Church offered 10:30 Mass
for the couple.
j WEST
Personals
Recent visitors in the home of Mrs. Georgia Sykora were Mr.
and Mrs. R.F. Sablatura of East Bernard, Texas; Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Svrcek, Mrs. Hattie Kocian, Mrs. Stevie Pustejovsky, and
Mrs. Irene Kotrla, all of West. They all enjoyed playing 42.
Sunday visitors of Mrs. Georgia Sykora was her daughter and
family, the Charanzas of Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shebesta and Miss Lilyan Dvoracek visited
in La Grange last Sunday with Mrs. L.J. Sulak, Mr. and Mrs. C.J.
Cernosek, Mrs. Kallus, Mrs. John Z. Sulak. Also, Miss Jane Sulak
and Miss Charlotte Glaesse of San Antonio visited with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Klimitchek received news that their
grandchildren the twins of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Dulock of Freeport
are doing fine. Christopher Stephen has joined his parents at
home. Angela Marie hopes to be home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Holasek, Mr. Raymond J. Holasek of
Anchorage, Alaska, and Mrs. G.W. (Doris) Henderson of
Albuquerque, New Mexico, attended the Texas-Baylor football
game in Austin, Texas Saturday afternoon. An after the game
dinner was served by Miss Barbara Henderson of Waco..
While visiting in West, Raymond and Joe Holasek attended the
West-Hillsboro football game, and Ray also visited with Mrs. John
Hurtick of West.
Sunday Raymond and his sister Doirs left for Albuquerque, and
later he will fly to Denver, Colorado to attend a five-day meeting
there before returning home to Anchorage.
Wednesday Dr. and Mrs. G.W. Henderson of Albuquerque will
fly to San Diego, California to attend a dental meeting, and later
will be joined by Lt. and Mrs. Joe Henderson and daughter Joey
Lyn of Beale Air Force Base, California.
Mrs. Margie Black of Arlinton spent the weekend with Mrs.
Della Grimm.
Mrs. Ed A. Lewis of Oklahoma City, Ok., and Mrs. Steve
Strause and Ted of Wichita, Kansas spend last week visiting in the
home of Mrs. Jos. Mazanec Sr. and with other relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zapalac were honored in their home
Saturday the 8th of November on their 55th wedding anniversary
with a suprise luncheon. Hostesses for the occasion were their
daughter Miss Lillian Zapalac of Dallas, sisters and sisters-in-law
of the couple.
Mrs. Mary Haidusek returned home, November 2nd, after
spending three months with her children, where she was
recuperating.
Mrs. Hattie Drozd was admitted to West Community Hospital,
Thursday November 6th, for medical treatment.
Visitors in the home of Mrs. Georgie Sykora were Mrs. Dorothy
Warren and boys from N. Carolina, Mr. and Mrs. James Pavlicek
and Margie, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Pavlicek and Christopher all of
West, Bettie Muncy and Willie Kiselka. They all enjoyed playing
42.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Charanza and family of Arlington were
Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Georgie Sykora. They all attended the
KJT and KJZT District meeting in Tours. Evening visitor was Mr.
Louis Lcnart from West.
Amending the First Holy Communion of Miss Sharon Stacha of
Dallas Saturday Nov. 8 2 p.m. Mass at St. Patrick’s Church were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Macicek of Hillsboro, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Macicek of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Macicek and family of
DeSoto. Sharon is the daugher of Mr. and Mrs. John Stacha.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gaidusek in West were some of
their friends Barbara and Roy Ulis of South Carolina. They were on
their way to Los Angeles, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kolar, Susie and Stevie from Austin spent
the weekend in West, visiting relatives and friends.
Abbott
news-views
By Mrs. Bernard Lenart
Bring clothes, dishes and any
items, trash or treasure. Please
bring the items to the hall on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 19,
Friday evening Nov. 21 or
Saturday morning Nov. 22.
Proceeds will go to the Altar
Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
renek were pleasently sur-
rised by visitors recently. Mrs.
John Knezek and her son John
Mass intentions at the
Catholic Church for the week of
Nov. 17 are: Monday and
Tuesday for Mr. Louis W. Jr. of Seymour were in the area
Kallus, Wednesday and Thurs- visiting relatives and came to
day, Mr. Frank J. Janek, visit the Kreneks.
Friday, Bozena Smajstrla and Mr. and Mrs. John Divin of
Saturday, Linda Pibil. The Hillsboro visited Mr. and Mrs.
Cross lights shine in memory of Vince Urbanovsky last week.
Mrs. Agnes Rejcek from Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Rejcek.
The Fall District V meeting of
the KJT-KJZT was held on
Sunday at the Tours hall. At
this meeting, Mrs. Lucille
Hykel was elected District
President of the KJZT. Mr.
Alden Smith was elected
Secretary-Treasurer of the
KJT. Both of these people are
from Abbott.
Congratulations to the Ab-
bott High School football team
and their coaches for having
won the East Zone game one
Friday. They won over Rio Vista
76-58. They will now play the
West Zone winners Tolar, at
Meridian on Friday, Nov. 14 at
7:30 p.m. for the District
Championship. Looking good!
Happy Birthday to Mrs.
Elenora Muehlstein on the
13th. Mr. Frankie Urbanovsky
on the 11th and Mr. Ted
Urbanovsky on the 17th and
Miss Joyce Urbanovsky on the
13th are also celebrating
birthdays.
Happy anniversary wishes go
to Mr. and Mrs. Louis F.
Pustejovsky.
Get well wishes are being
sent to Msgr. F. D. Urbanovsky
of Houston.
Mr. Hollis Neill was recently
awarded a wrist watch for 25
years on faithful continuous
service at General Tire in
Waco. Congratulations Pete!
Town Talk
West....
By Nina McMahan
Frances Rork of Ventura,
Calif, is visiting here with her
sister, Mrs. Roy Talley.
Cecil Willis of Waco, brother
of Mrs. Elmer Adair, is in
Hillcrest Hospital, also her
brother-in-law, Richard Hard-
wick of Elm Mott.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Paul
spent this past week visiting
with their children in Pasadena,
Houston and Brazoria.
Mrs. W. L. Gilchrist and
granddaughter, Tanya, have
returned home after a weeks
visit in Houston with her
children and other relatives
and with her sister, Mrs. Vera
Spruce who is in a Houston
hospital.
Miss Ollie Lee Hall spent
Sunday in Heame with her
cousin, Mr. and Mrs.Leonard
Martin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee
Stacy spent the weekend in
Houston with Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Stacy and son.
Sunday afternoon guests in
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Holecek and family were
Mr. and Mrs. James George of
Grand Prairie, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and°Mrs. Steve Kaska Harry Lee Hykel and family,
were accompanied to San and Peggy Pustejovsky, of
Antonio by Mrs. Mary A. West.
Goebel and Mrs. Hattie Kaska.
They attended the wedding of
grandson, nephew Mr. Mic-
hael Soukup and Miss Paula
Tinney. Mr. Soukup is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Soukup
of New Braunfels. While they
were all in San Antonio, they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Soukup. After the wedding, . _
they visited Mr. and Mrs. wedding anniversary in Dallas.
Johnny Soukup in New Braun- Saturday evening, November
fels and attended the Wurst 8th with a dinner at the Bodega
Restaurant by their children.
Maciceks
Honored On
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Macicek
were honored on their 40th
Fest there.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sustala and
Phil visited Mr. and Mrs. Don
Theode in Rockdale over the
weekend.
The ladies of the Abbott
Catholic Parish are asked to
rummage around in their attics
and come up with unwanted
items for a rummage sale to be
held Nov. 22, from 8:30 a.m. to
2 p.m.
Their children are Mr. and
Mrs. John Stacha, daughters
Sharon and Donna, of Dallas,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Macicek,
daughters Marla and Amy and
son, Michael of DeSoto and Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Macicek of
Dallas. The children presented
Mr. and Mrs. Macicek with an
anniversary clock made in
Germany.
reasons why you should con-
sider using a small claims
court, many consumers don".
The simple reason is that
many people—especially in-
ner-city residents—shy away
from this procedure because
it is a "court.” Some are
afraid that they will start a
record by using a small
claims court but this is just
not so.
Other consumers believe
that filing is a complicated
process, or, more often still,
give up because they don’t
know how to go about bring-
ing a case before the court.
Actually, however, the proc-
ess is easy. Here is what you
do:
• First, look in the
phone book under the city
listings for the small claims
court. Or ask your local con-
sumer office for the phone
number. Then when you have
the number, call and ask for
the court clerk.
• Describe to the clerk
what your case involves and
ask him whether you qualify
for a small claims action.
There is a ceiling on the
amount of damages you can
sue for in small claims courts.
In some states it is as low as
$100 or $200; in other places
you can sue for $1000 or
more.
• Visit the court in per-
son and ask the clerk what
the court procedure is. He is
there to help you get your
claim in order. He will tell
you what documentary evi-
dence to gather—receipts,
canceled checks, written es-
timates—and will help you
set down the events in chro-
nological order.
• To put your mind at
ease, you may even consider
attending a session of the
court before your case
comes up.
If you have qualms
about small claims courts,
think of them as consumer
claims courts. That’s what
they are: Simple and eas;
courts for consumers.
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