Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 106, No. 213, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 25, 1972 Page: 3 of 14
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1972 BRENHAM BANNER- PRESS PAGE THREE
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topped with caviar.”
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Dick Liberatore, on the
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Democratic convention.
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Always do what is honest and fair for
every customer.
RAINCHECK;
If an advertised special is ever sold out
ask the Manager for a Roincheck. It
entitles you to the same item at the
same special price the following week.
Or if you wish we'll give you a compar-
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no matter who makes it, if A&P sells it,
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It was like pushing mar-
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the sieve will never be the
same again.
—Feminist Gloria Steinem,
on the role of women at
the Democratic conven-
tion.
fortune cookie containing
microfilmed prpphecies of
Nostradamus. Cassandra,
Tiresias the blind Theban, Dr.
George Gallup and Jimmy the
Greek."
—“Class is being pen pals
with Pliny the Younger.” •
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We must stop talking
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dreams of Americans.
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It's quite strange to us. We
are in a war and there they
are talking ahput abortions
and legalized pot. This is not
serious politics.
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unraveled the mysteries of the
Swiss banking system.
4. Dita Beard, the ITT
lobbyist who elevated inter-
office memos to the level of
literature.
5. Gen. John D. Lavelle, who
remained physically fit
enough to collect flight pay
despite being eligible for a 70
per cent disability pension.
And m all-time classy five
are: 1. President Millard
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Tip, Inc. • 1314
Cedar Springs Dallas, Texas
BUSCH
BEER
To enter you write a
definition of “class” in 25
words or less and then
nominate five persons for 1972
“class” honors and five for
“all-time class” laurels.
Accompanying the entry
blank is an essay on “A Touch
of Class” by Tex McCrary. He
variously defines class as
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or at least recall those happy never felt I was ever in deep
high school times—the trouble.
prom, netware, no riots, no —Vice President
protests, the convertibles at
the drive-in.
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TO OTHER RETAIL DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS'
PATIO DINNERS 2 89c
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—“Class is a Chinese
OVER 22 NUTS & FRUIT JUST ARRIVED JANI PARKER
Fruit Cakeus "a.
Panty Hosetleaz....... 49,
For a country to have a -Gov. Reubin Askew of
great writer is like having Florida.
another government. That’s
wobangrersrmers,haniymr George MeGovern is not
nor ones. my savior.
•—Nobel Prize-winning nov- —Leslie Bacon, the 20-year-
elist Alexander Solzhenit- old Atherton, Calif., anti-
syn on why he is feared by war activist, at Miami
- Russia’s leaders. Beach.
I. if reminds 1. Orville Jackson, whose
hiseonefrom-bicyclsscollidedaswith
‘Swan Lake.”’ President Nixon’s brand nw
—“Class is when your $500,000 armorplated
rented paddleboat springs a limousine, denting its left rear
leak In an amusement park fender and door.
lagoon, the U.S. Coast Guard * 2. William L Faub, who
comes to the rescue.” * masterminded JimmyHoffa’s
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“more ’ audacity than
COLLEGE STATION —To a “Because of this, the parent courage,” and “the pursuit of
child, a Halloween costume is should read all labels on the excellence more than the
a ball of fun-but it shouldn’t box and garment before pursuit of happiness
turn into a ball of fire, selecting a costume with a Some of the individuals he
Clothingspecialist Roxanne child,"uthe TexassAM regards as classy are Greta
Schnorr with the Texas Universit . specia.st Garbo, Bess Truman, Sugar
Agriculturat Ktensn continued.testabridedame Ray Robinson. EaMurtow
service of Texas AM retistanceishouedshsedtsating and Winston Church, 11.
Unveraity.remindecparents. the materiml meets th CIM. I,
children can be ntmudtn DepArtment of Commerce Very well. Each to his own. contest sponsor’s beer makes
^r^^TfiS Standards for flammability however, you belch, it sounds like Ana meantime ciassy live BACKING THE CUBS-A giant Pep Rally held at Brenham High School Friday generated the
candie^and* fliss ~ for m n -Hinamekmmemke 2 emogmy-nemihmfiomaM 4*. Poet Edgar A: Guest,' piudfgthegnsrmmawm W^Foras"Graham Tsamepaolndcotmaenanasa ipe-
EArraa.oPen. 7™.1^,4 temporary-washing when you slip on for class of the year: 5. Novelist Horatio Alger. 5 1,
roasting wieners. toasting costume win remove them - j— —---- " , — -
marshmallows are examples So, consider the warnings-
oi mis nazara especially if the garment is to PRICES GOOD
"Since most costumes are be used again and will be oPB 107 A
made for temporary use, washed between uses. “
inexpensive and often highly “Careful selection of
' flammable materials are used costumes should provide a
in their construction,” she , safe and happy ‘trick or treat’
explained. Halloween, ' she concluded.
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PERCH 79
FISH’N CHIPS 69*
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Cauliflower.......49 Turnips
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All Good Bacon Lb. Pkg. 79
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Moser, Charles & O'Shea, William. Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 106, No. 213, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 25, 1972, newspaper, October 25, 1972; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1571321/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library.