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Canadians Visit Shiner Relatives Frank Novosad of Chatham, Ontario, Canada accompanied by his grandson, Fred Prokop of Blenheim, Ontario, Canada, arrived by Delta Airlines in Houston where they were met by Edward and Adolph Novosad, who accompanied them to Shiner to visit with his brother, Joseph Novosad and families. It was indeed an enjoyable visit for the two brothers, who seen one another in the past 10 years. It was also the first visit to Texas for the grandson, Fred Prokop. While here, they visited with relatives in Houston, San Antonio, Sealy, Galveston, League City, Dickinson and surrounding towns. They were most impressed to see Shiner Public School Menu These menus are prepared by the lunchroom staff and approved by Supt.

Seidenberger and can be changed without notice. Monday, March 6 Hamburgers, lettuce, onion, pickle slices, tasty taters, green peas, the San Antonio Fat Stock Show and Rodeo, Hemisfair Plaza, the Alamo and NASA Spacecraft Center at Clear Lake. After spending seven weeks in Shiner, which they enjoyed very much, they returned to their homes in Canada. apple pie, milk. Tuesday, March 7 Fried chicken, dressing, cranberry sauce, combination salad, peaches, hot bread, butter, milk.

Wednesday, March 8 Salmon croquettes with catsup, potato salad, green beans, cherry pie, hot bread, butter, milk. Thursday, March 9 Frito meat potatoes, beets, cinnamon rolls, bread, milk. Friday, March 10 Fish sticks with catsup, macaroni with cheese, peas and carrots, apple sauce, cookies, hot rolls, butter, milk. Mr. and Mrs.

Gery Lee Jalufka, Mrs. Maureen Wofford of Houston, Eugene Kacir of Cuero and Mrs. Oscar Vogt of Victoria visited with Mrs. Erwin Riske Sunday. WILLIFORD DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS PHONE LY 4-2394 SHINER, TEXAS MF Open 7 days a 7:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.

mmm Open til 12 Noon on Sundays Xkay 5 GROCERY i MARKET PHONE 594 2350 Beer To Deliver We Give Top Value Stamps Specials Thursday, Friday Saturday, March 2,3 4 LARGE WHOLE BAR-B-CUED Fryers, each 99 SATURDAY ONLY U.S.D.A. NO. 1 GONZALES BEST Fryers, Round Steak, lb T-Bone Steak, lb. 7-Steak, Loin Steak, Shoulder Round, 79c Veal Chops, Stew Meat, FRESH GROUND Hamburger Meat, 59c FRESH GROUND ili Meat, lb. 65c Jowl Bacon, whole 39c Bacon, lb.

Pressed Ham, lb 65c Jax Beer, 6-can 99c Coke, Tab, Sprite, Fresca 6-bottle carton 39c plus deposit GLADIOLA Flour, 25-lb. $1.98 GLADIOLA Flour, 5-lb. bag 49c Coffee, 1 lb. can 89c Sugar, 5-lb. bag 69c DEL HAVEN Shortening, Pet Milk, 2 tall 39c BLUE BELL SUPREME Ice Cream, Vi gal.

89c BLUE BELL Mellorine, Vi gal. 39c FUDGSICLE, POPSICLE, DREAMSICLE, REFRESHO ICE Cream Bars, 12-10c bars 69c PET RITZ Pie Shells, 2 in pkg MEADOWLAKE (QUARTERS) Oleo, 2 lbs DEL MONTE Corn, 4 cans 88c ALL MIXED Vegetables, 2 39c DEL MONTE Spinach, 2 cans 39c FRANCO-AMERICAN Spaghetti, 3 49c HORMEL VIENNA Sausage, 4 $1. BREAST CHICKEN Tuna, can DEL BOTTLE Catsup, 4 $1J O.B. CUT Spaghetti and Macaroni 2 pkgs SALAD Miracle Whip, qt. 67c McCORMICK Black Pepper, 4-oz.

can 39c WASHING Cold Power, giant size. 69c 43c BAYER Aspirins 97c VALUE Polident Tablets 79c FRUITS VEGETABLES Bananas, 2 lbs Tomatoes, Lettuce, Potatoes, 10-lb. 59c BARBECUE BENJAMIN HOSKINS PADDOCK is currently listed as one of the Most Wanted AREA DEATHS MRS. WILLIE GRIEVE Flatonia. Mrs.

Willie, nee Emilie Klekar, Grieve of Flatonia, (formerly of the Novohrad community) passed away Monday, February 14, 1972 at 11:55 p.m. in Renger Memorial Hospital, Hallettsville, at the age of 79 years, 5 months and 16 days. Funeral services were held from Smith Funeral Home, Flatonia, Wednesday, February 16 at 10:30 a.m. with continued services at St. Catholic Church, Praha, at 11 a.m.

Rev. Marcus Valenta officiated at the Funeral Mass and was assisted by Rev. Vaclav Bily, Rev. Edmund Bily and Rev. Anthony Matula.

Burial was in Praha Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were Charlie Pilat, Henry Janek, Boniface Okruhlik, Bowdy and Willie Migl and Paul Wayne Beale. Surviving are her husband; one daughter, Mrs. Paul (Rose) Beale; one son, Joe Grieve; two grandchildren, all of Flatonia; four sisters, Miss Mary Klekar of Hillje; Mrs. Charlie Kristynik of Moulton; Mrs.

Charlie (Anna) Pilat and Mrs. Henry (Hedwig) C. Jasek both of Praha; and one brother, Joe Klekar of Schulenburg. OTTO KAISER Karnes City. Religious services for Otto Kaiser of Karnes City were held Sunday, February 20 in St.

Lutheran Church in Karnes City at 3 p.m. The Rev. Kenneth Richards, pastor of the church, officiated. He also sang, Great Thou with organ accompaniment by Miss Diane Hoffman. Faith Looks Up To and With were sung by the congregation.

Burial was in Karnes City Cemetery. Arrangements were by Rhodes Funeral Home of Karnes City. Pallbearers were Rudolph Coldewey, Alfred Ahrens, Bennie Haverlah, August Witte, Hilmer Person and Martin Salge. He died in the Karnes Hospital, Karnes City, Friday, February 18, 1972 at the age of 74 years, 11 months and 20 days. Otto Paul Kaiser was born in Clifton, Texas, son of the late August and Clara (Boehm) Kaiser, February 28, 1897.

He was married December 20, 1922 to Miss Elizabeth Hartzendorf in her home at Pettus. They moved from Sinton to Karnes City in 1929 when they opened the City Bakery and operated it for 22 years. Mr. Kaiser also had farming interests. He was a veteran of World War I.

Mr. Kasier was a member of St. Lutheran Church, Order Sons of Hermann, Lenz Lodge No. 215, Karnes City Volunteer Fire Department, Karnes City Community Chamber of Commerce and The Brotherhood organization of St. Lutheran Church.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Hartzendorf Kaiser of The FBI is intensifying their efforts to apprehend Benjamin Hoskins Paddock. Paddock is currently listed as one of the Ten Most Wanted Paddock is being sought by the FBI as an Escaped Federal Prisoner, escaping from the Federal Correctional Institution located in La Tuna, Texas. Paddock was convicted of a Karnes City; daughter, Mrs. F.

D. (Dorothy) McCarroll of Biloxi, Mississippi; 4 sisters, Mrs. Hattie Schaefer of Kenedy, Mrs. Alfred Kempe of Karnes City, Mrs. Werner Pevestorff of San Antonio, Mrs.

Julius Gersbach of Bartlett; 2 brothers, Alvin Kaiser of Kenedy, Oswald Kaiser of San Antonio; one grandson, Stephen Kaiser of Biloxi, Mississippi. MRS. FREDDIE ZINKE Yoakum. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Freddie Zinke at 2 p.m.

Sunday, February 20 at St. Catholic Church, Hochheim, with Rev. Michael nessy officiating. Burial was in St. Cemetery.

Rosary was recited Saturday at 8 p.m. at Buffington Funeral Home Chapel, Yoakum. Mrs. Zinke, 24 years, 3 months and 29 days of age, passed away at Huth Memorial Hospital, Yoakum, Friday, February 18, 1972 at 2:30 a.m. Mrs.

Zinke, nee Olga mae Friedel, was born October 19, 1947, in DeWitt County, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Friedel Sr. Survivors include her husband, Freddie Zinke; a son, Allen Wayne Zinke; two daughters, Terry Lynn and Christine Marie Zinke; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Edmund Friedel maternal grandmother, Mrs. Iona Ward; paternal grandmother, Mrs. John Friedel, a brother, Edmund J. Friedel all of Yoakum, two sisters, Mrs. Barbara Tiller of Lake Jackson and Mrs.

Rose Mary Mraz of Houston. GEORGE J. FRIEDEL Yoakum. George J. Friedel, former Yoakum resident, died unexpectedly Monday, February 21, 1972, in Navasota at the age of 49 years, 5 months and 2 days.

A ranch foreman, Mr. Friedel was bom September 19, 1922 in Yoakum, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Friedel. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m.

Wednesday, February 23 at St. Catholic Church, Yoakum, with burial in St. Cemetery at Hochheim. Rosary was recited at Buffington Funeral Home Chapel, Yoakum, at 8 p.m. Tuesday.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Margaret Friedel; two sons, Gary and Tim Friedel; a daughter, Joyce Friedel, all of Waller; his mother, Mrs. John Friedel; a brother, Edmund Friedel and a sister, Mrs. Martha Ward, all of Yoakum. Daniel Matus of Schulenburg, Rt.

1, who underwent surgery in Youens Hospital, Weimar, last week is convalescing at home. His condition is listed as satisfactory. bank robbery which occurred on July 26, 1960, in Phoenix, Arizona. He has also been arrested numerous times for bank robbery, auto larceny, and confidence schemes. Paddock has been diagnosed as being psychopathic and egotistical, as well as arrogant, and reportedly has suicidal tendencies.

Paddock has additionally been indicted for two other bank robberies in Phoenix which took place iii 1959 and 1960; however, he was not tried on these robberies due to the other bank robbery conviction. During his arrest in Las Vegas, Nevada, Paddock attempted to run down an FBI Agent with his car. During a previous arrest he was found to have a cleverly concealed revolver on him. previous convictions include ten counts of auto larceny, five counts of and a conviction for conspiracy in connection with a bad check operation. Paddock is described as a white American, bom in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, on November 1, 1926.

Paddock presents a striking appearance, being and weighing 245 pounds. He is blond and balding; however, his head may be completely shaved or he may be wearing a hairpiece. Paddock has gray or green eyes and a large build. He may also wear contact lenses or glasses. Over his right eyebrow he has a scar, as well as one on his right knee.

Paddock also has a birthmark on his left ankle. Further, he is considered a very "smooth talker and con who is arrogant and egotistical. Among his are cigars and cigarettes and he is particularly fond of steaks. He is an avid bridge player and gambler. Paddock enjoys viewing sports events: however, his favorite is baseball, and he is considered a very competent baseball umpire.

A Federal Warrant charging Paddock with Escape was issued at El Paso, Texas, on February 3 1969. Since Paddock has employed violence and has been diagnosed as being psychopathic with possible suicidal tendencies, he should be considered armed and extremely dangerous. Anyone with information concerning Paddock should immediately contact the Houston Office of the FBI. Your information will be handled in strict confid- Shiner Texas Thursday, March 2. 1972 Hours CORNER by Molly Pesek Hallettsville ence.

CARD OF THANKS I want to thank each one who visited me while I was a patient in the Shiner Hospital. For the legion of good wishes, valentines, cards, letters and the prayers that were said in my behalf, I shall always be thankful. I also thank those who made inquiries about my well-being by long distance calls. I sincerely thank Dr. Dennis Wagner and all the hospital personnel for their sweet, loving care.

May blessing rest upon each of you is my prayer. Bertha Thiede Friedrich CONQUERS SHINER HEAT WITH RESERVE COOLING BIG CAPACITY COOLING A Now is the time to think about beating the heat this summer with a Friedrich Air-Conditioner Prices Range $239.95 to $579.95 BUY NOW SAVE EvenTemp heat anticipating thermostat 6-way selectable room air distribution Fresh air air exhaust Hidden controls 5-speed fan motor Treated washable filter Fan Cycle Switch Anti-ice device Slide-out Chassis $10 to $30 OFF regular price, depending on size of Air-Conditioner WELHAUSEN HARDWARE Phone N. Ave. (Hwy 90A) (9-ltc) The past week has been very interesting in the history of the United States. Regardless of party affiliation, every red blooded American should be proud of our leader, Richard M.

Nixon and his wife, Pat, for daring to go among people who are not listed as allies. As that big airplane landed in Peking I secretly prayed for the safe return of the President and his wife. And I know that I was not the only American who did the same thing. Many persons remarked that he was safe, as safe as could be. That no harm could come to them.

Yet. just getting in a car can be and the distance have to be 10,000 miles. Just think how far he went to try to create friendship. Yet, many people who live right in our midst take time to try and win the friendship of a newcomer to town, try to get along with persons in their midst, because maybe they the same nationality, the same church affiliation, in the same financial bracket or social I had a call to come out to Muhlstein Store for some articles for the Garden Club rummage sale. I took Christine Zemanek, 76, with me.

When we arrived at the store, which is located 12 miles out on the Schulenburg Highway, I discovered that Anita and Johnny Muhlstein are the same people who come to the local convalescent homes and visit the residents. Johnny brings his piano accordion and plays for them, bringing much enjoyment. They have built a new metallic building next to their store. Johnny has a TV and radio repair shop in part of it and Anita has part to display her antiques. The building is nice and a large wood heater is part of the heating system.

Anita hunted up so many nice things for the Renger Memorial Hospital Fund rummage sale the Garden Club is sponsoring. While at the store Ewald Blaschke of near Schulenburg came in and we had a refreshment together. Mr. Blaschke knew my husband, Bob, through bowling in Schulenburg. This brings me back to friendship.

Coming home Christine and I had to discuss the beauty of the day. She remarked that there a day that she pray for Then we started discussing her life. She told me that she came over from Czechoslovakia in 1910. She was 14 years of age. worked in Galveston at a bakery, I worked as a maid in many homes in many places.

This included Cameron, Shiner, to mention a I asked her how old she was she received her citizenship was about 50 years of age. and I never cease to thank God and my friends who helped me to obtain Christine is a wonderful person. She lives every day like it was her last. She worries very little, taking things as they come. I do believe she can work rings around many younger people.

Hanging clothes, ironing, doing just the ordinary things of life, give her a great feeling of satisfaction. Prayer is one of the most important things in her life. She remarked to me so many times in the past week that she was praying so hard so that the President and his wife and the group that went to Peking would come back safely. What are the prayers of one little old lady? Multiply the prayers of many many little old and somehow I feel they helped to safely bring back our leader. MOLLYNOTES Mrs.

Louis Cuttin, the former Tillie Strauss of i celebrated another birthday Sunday February 20. Happy birthday, Tillie. Mrs. Mary Lee (Felix) Najvar celebrated her birthday on February Novak of San Antonio came to Hallettsville during a recent weekend so that her grandparents, the Joe Novaks and Emil Treptows, could help her celebrate her third birthday Shiner High School Baseball Schedule, MARCH 2: Yorktown, there, 4:00 p.m.; March 7: Gonzales, there, 4:15 p.m.; March 10: Yorktown, here, 4:00 p.m.; March 14: Hallettsville, here, 4:00 p.m.; March 17: Sacred Heart, a 1- lettsville, there, 4:00 p.m.; March 21: Gonzales, here, 7:00 p.m.; March 23-24-25: Bishop Forest Tournament; March 28: there, 4:00 p.m.; April 4 here, 4:00 p.m.; April 7: here, 4:00 p.m.; April 14: Hallettsville, there. 4 00 p.m.; April 18: here, 4:00 p.m.; April 21: there, 4:00 p.m.; April 25: here, 4:00 p.m.; April 28: there, 4:00 May 2: there, 4:00 p.m.; May 4: there, 4:00 p.m.; May 9: here, 4:00 p.m.; district games.

BAPTISM Kevin Joseph, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simper of Houston, received the sacrament of Holy Baptism Sunday, February 27, 1972 in Saint Catholic Church, Houston, administered by the Rev. Mr. Patrick Turner.

Godparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Zissa of Shiner. Also present for the solemn occasion were Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Dusek of Shiner. Did you know that vinegar combats kitchen odors? Vinegar put ir.to the water where cabbage is boiled prevents the odor from permeating the house. Everyone needs a SCP Button. Grandpa Novak asked her if she liked candy, she replied, 1 just like I had a letter from Mrs. Ben Caka, 4405 Sherwood Corpus Christi, Texas 78411, inquiring about the Poppy Seed Chiffon Cake recipe.

My brother-in-law, Edwin Pesek, said that if a Lemon Chiffon Cake Mix is not available, that any good yellow cake mix can be substituted. The Duncan Hines mix is what usually makes the biggest cake for Bill and Joan Novak of New Orleans, La. brought their newborn son, Jonathan Joseph, to see all the relatives the previous does he ever have big blue eyes to see them with! The family flew in to Victoria so as to have more time to spend with relatives here and in Port Bill received a promotion with Western Electric recently, which necessitated their move from Dallas to New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs.

John Patrick Fischner of Houston are the owners of a small gift and flower shop in Houston. By is located at 818 Almeda- Genoa, Houston, Texas 77047. Phone Numbers are Off. 433-5177, Res, 433-2237. If any of the former Lavaca County residents, who are now living in Houston, will give them a call, they will be more than pleased to serve you.

John Pat recently completed a course in flower luck to the John Pat is the son of John and Kathy (Bozka) Fischner of Houston. Our daughter, Judy Rose, was sweet sixteen on February will never forget the year that I was expecting her was leap Mrs. Rudolph Pesek, do you remember that I was at your house about 6:30 and the moon was so full that late evening? I was overdue as usual and I told her that maybe it was a false looked at the big full mom and said, will be soon, lode at the full And sure enough, Judy made her appearance before midnight. Please remember, if you write to me, use the full address: P. O.

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