The Weimar Mercury from Weimar, Texas • Page 5

PAGE FIVE--THE WEIMAR MERCURY- JULY 24, 1975 Loses To: Dozers Novak-Ulbrich Wedding Held On June 21 at St. Michael's Miss Patricia Ann Novak became the bride of C. Ulbrich Jr. in a June 21. ceremony at St.

Michael's Catholic Church, with Father Charles Carolan officiating. Miss Lana Leppin was organist, accompanying the soloist, Dennis Stryk. Arrangements of white gladiolas were the altar decorations. The bridal aisle was defined by candle poles decorated with greenery and ribbon. The bride is the daughter of Bohumir Novak of Weimar and the late Mrs.

Novak Parents of the groom are Mr and Mrs. Herbert C. Sr. of Weimar. Mr Novak gave his daughter in marriage.

She wore a gown of taffeta and lace that featured a high neckline and lace sleeves. The graceful A-line skirt. of shpper length. had. an apron front and back fullness that formed a chapel length train.

Her three tiered veil was held with il Juliet cap. adorned with sequins. and she carried her mother's rosary along with her bouquet of vellow and white rosebuds Mrs Maxine Billeck of Weimar was matron of honor Maid of honor was Miss Linda Banse of Houston maids were Mrs Louise Kasparek of Weimar Ms Margaret White of Houston. Mrs Rita Srubar of San Antonio. and Miss Lisa Bertsch junior bridesmaid.

of Bastown, niece of the bride Thes wore vellow dotted swiss dresses and white. floppy hats Paul Billeck of Weimar was best man Groomsmen were Edwin Joe Anders. Donald Kasparek. Chris Janecka, all of Womar Brad Wooten of Crosby. brother in law of the bride and Patrick Krecmer of Schulenbure.

cousin of the groom Sand; Bertsch of Baytown. tece of the bride. was flower girl Ringbearer was Michael A of Weanar Mark Kloesel of Huntsvalle. Tom Barrak cousin of the MR. AND MRS.

HERBERT C. LUBRICH JR. groom. and Harvey Barton. both of Weimar, and Milton Marburger of Houston were ushers Witnesses were Jimmy Bertsch.

brother inlaw of the bride. of Baytown. and Harland Jochen. cousin of the groom A reception was held at Veterans Memorial Hall: where the wedding party consisted of Connie Reken. Shorty Barton.

Sandra Kasparek. Margie Pam Dackal. Maureen Kloesel. Melinda Cernosek: Linda Janice Ermis. Aleta Ferguson.

Mrs Adolph Shumbera. Lucille Vasek. Mrs Leonard Stoch. Diane Neaubeau. Sandra Guenther.

Shirley Stock. Nancy Kloesel. Joan Steph and Marilyn Hinze The bride is a 1971 graduate of Weimar High School and attended Lee College in Baytown. She IS employed at Medical Arts and Dental Chime in Huntsville. The groom.

a 1971 graduate of Weimar High School. was graduated from Wharton College and from Sam Houston State University with :1 BBA degree. He IS 2 graduate assistant and is working on his master's degree at Sam Houston State. They are making their home Huntsville Pre nuptial courtesies for the bride included muscullancons showers May 28 at Houston and May 30 at First State Rank here, and a pantry shower June 14 in the Donald Kasparek home here. hosted by several friends.

Vocational Ag IV Gives Specialized Training BI M.AN ZAAR ADMICK So. lg Teacher Vocational Agriculture IV. offered to junior and senior students at Weimar High School. is more specialized as 10 its course content than the other agriculture courses The course covers three major areas Selecting 3 Career. Building Construction.

and Busing a Home Selecting a Career Vocational Agriculture IV provides valuable career guidance thru a unit on career selection As a student nears graduation he must decide what career he wishes to pursue This can sometimes be a problem In VA IV explore the world of work for careers which may interest the student. find out what type of training is required for the careers and where, and obtain information about pay. benefits. and other opportunities within the careers. Selecting a training hon can also be a probiem We compare the different institu tons available such as 4-year colleges.

Jr. colleges. and technical and vocational schools. Also discussed are apprenticeships It IS important to choose a career Mrs. Ida Koym, 90, Succumbs Funeral services for Mrs Ida Minnie Kovm.

90. of Houston. formerly of New Belau. were held Tuesday. July 15.

at Waltrip Funeral Chapel. Houston, with Rev. Charles Rathgeber officiating. Graveside services and burial were at New Bielau Cemetery. Mrs.

Koym lived at New Bielau most of her life but moved to Houston in 1954 to live with her daughter. Mrs. Elsie Kersten. She remained active until time of her death by a heart attack. She died Monday, July 14,.

at Spring Branch Memorial Hospital. She was a member of New Bielau Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. Survivors are two daughters. Miss Elvie Koym and Mrs. Elsie Kersten, both of Houston; one grandson and five great-grandchildren: one sister.

Mrs. Minnie Wilson of New Braunfels; and three brothers, Jessie Schultz of Nader, Felix Schultz of La Grange and Ewald Schultz of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Linderspent four days of their mann vacation with Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Krotky. at Bielau. Other.

recent guests of the Krotkys were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gerhart, Peggy and Hank of Houston. Save with Want ads. Mrs.

K. Eilers Graveside services were came held Tuesday afternoon, July 16, at Masonic Cemetery for George's Beats Bombers, George's Recreation Center 7:30. Monday it will be back with a 12-6 victory vs. George's and Bennie's vs. Monday over the New Bielau New Bielau.

10 for the 9 for For the losers, Hromadka, George's. R. Heger and F. Heger, leadGeorge's turned 19 hits into off batters in that order, went Mrs. Kathryn Burford Eilers, Bombers after absorbing an 8- George's let the whole thing 12 runs in their win over the 3 for 4 apiece Hromadka had of San Angelo.

2 loss to Dozers get away from them in one Bombers Monday, when John a 3-bagger. Rodgers was 2 for 66. A Monday afternoon service Thursday in the Slo-Pitch inning in the loss Thursday, Kana went 4.for 4 at the plate; 4. was held at' Robert Massie League. the Dozers scoring 8 runs on a including a brace of doubles.

Riverside Chapel in San This Thursday the schedule double, 7 singles and a walk, in Pat Hluchanek and Duce Nineteen hundred seventyAngelo. calls for the Bombers to meet the fifth. George's managed a Dusek, the pitcher, each had 3 one saw the first U.S. htgh No further details were the Dozers at 6:30 and single run in the fourth and for 4, Hiuchanek's including a school graduating class of available. George's to face Bennie's at another in the sixth.

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Building Construction The major topic covered in VA IV IS building construc. ton More time is devoted to this area because we feel that skills learned in construction can be put to use in many ways To some it could be a career These skills might also be put to use in a part-time job and we all know how often a knowledge in this area can be put to use around the home to save time and money. In budding construction we try to develop skills in these areas: Houston. Pallbearers were Bobby Koym. Dean Koym.

Bill Griffith. Sam Griffith. John Connally. and Marvin Anderson. Son Shine By David R.

Miller is one of Americas' most cherished words. It is a subject we take very seriously. spend billions of dollars for and seek after religiously. It's very good and most of us look forward to some kind of recreation routinely but especially during the summer months. But it seems that for many recreation has become more an end in itself, a style of life.

and has ended up being as tiring as the daily grind. Preoccupation with fun and possessions fails to satisfy. I find people want something more. There is a built-in need in all of us to know God. The only way this longipg can be met is in Jesus Christ.

When you accept Jesus alone as your Savior, you'll discover- life is not narrowed Jesus came that you might have a more abundant life. Even recreation will be more satisfying. when Re-creation has taken place in your life. 2 Corinthians John 3:3. Use of Farm Level Laying Out Building Lines Concrete Forms and Foundations Mixing and Pouring Concrete Floor Construction Ceiling Construction Window Construction and Installation Door Frame Construction Roofing and Roofing Materials Interior and Exterior finishing materials Fundamentals of Electricity and Plumbing Students also review in greater detail some of the basics of wood -working and using power tools as was covered in VA I and II.

Skills learned in building construction are- then put to use on a construction project. Buying a Home A third topic which has been added this year is Buying a Home. Should I buy a home or rent? Should I buy a permanent' home or mobile home? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each? These are some of the questions every young person will face when they are on their own. In VA IV we hope to supply some ideas which will be helpful in the future. VA IV can be a challenge to any student who is willing to learn and work.

We hope to interest more students in taking it. With a little you can get a lot out of it..