Fareneww any Fo NL "eo. "wt WA vas Vel grils TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1972 PETAR ae eee le vs * 1 SHOP & SAVE MORE AT YOUR FRIENDLY MT. JOY WEIS MARKET! ia FRYING CHICKEN LEG or BREAST -39 TURKEY DRUMSTICKS 1b? 9c Weis Freshly Ground Meats! PLUMP, MEATY Govt. Inspected MEAT LOAF ib/ OQ. A Perfect Combination of Beef, Pork & Veal In a Disposable Aluminum Pan Ground Chuck 1:7 1b 89c¢ Ground Round 1b 99c¢ -— SEAFOOD VALUES - Diet Lean Fully cooked FISH STICKS Ib 49c Wi: kefield, Snow CRABMEAT 6-0z. pkg. 99 QUARTERS WITHOUT NECK or GIBLETS Gov't Inspected m—— BEEF LIVER Nutritious Ib »49¢ WEIS QUALITY Store-Sliced IMPORTED Boiled Ham els. 60c 1b $1.38 1b FROZEN “JENNIE-O” Brand Rolled & Tied BON ELESS TURKEY ROASTS 3/2 TO 5-LB. SIZES . 80: = ec Spiced Luncheon Meat Ib 7%¢c Boned BUTT PORTIONS mn rn rome i — Ener? SEEDLESS PINK or WHITE + FULL FLAVOR APPLES | 4:49 Cello Bag Red cass Delicious Fresh Produge Values! 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SLICES Frozen IN GRAVY 2-ib pkg Italian Dressing 3 8-02 Bots. 10Y2-1b Cans CAMPBELL'’S {30uP 6 89 $1.00 On-Cor Beef |ChickenNoodle | $1.09 WEIS QUALITY —— Egg Noodles Fine Medium 1-1b or Broad Bags WEIS QUALITY Phar PEACHES | $1.00 29 oz, cans BIG TOP LIMAS i CORN 31. =, 6: 6: or WHOLE BIG KERNEL - TOP WEIS QUALITY Soft Margarine 10-02 Pkgs Grade “A” Frozen 51:91 1-1b Tubs 3.$1.00 | Pl Crust Mix [risen 5 aS] 00 | Margarine 25.39 1-10 Pkgs QUARTERS Green Star JUST CHILL N’ SERVE 935 FORDHOOK 00 1-1b Can BIG TOP 25 FREE WHEN YOU BUY Potato Chips Vaiey Valiey 14-02 Bag $1.00 PORK & BEANS 13- JA GREEN STAMPS 59c¢ Frozen Food Values! 8% "AWAKE" 29 9-02 BREAKFAST Can CONCENTRATE STRAW SLICED BERRIES "25 FRENCH FRIES <i JIM WEIS QUALITY 10-02 Pkgs 4 6 114-1b Bags $1 J Washington One of my colleagues got himself quite a bit of public- ity recently by getting thrown out of the Soviet Union. It so happens that I feel rather close to that incident because he serves with me on the Education and Labor Com- mittee, and it was a commit- tee trip he was on which took him into Russia. In fact, ii was a trip that I was invited to take, and maybe I even should say strongly encourag- ed to take. I turned down the chance to travel to Ru-sia for sever- al reasons. However, foremost among my concern was that I was not sure the purpose of the trip justified its cost. The purpose was to study educa- tion in the Soviet Union so that we could evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of their schooling system. But how much can a hand. ful of Congressmen learn in a few days of visiting? 1 doubt very much, bz2cause in Russia, particularly, they were certain to be srown on- ly the best eamples of what the Soviet system doing. And that does not give the kind of perspective needed for meaningful evaluation. In my opinion, if some good information about Soviet schools really required, there are cheaper but much more effective ways of obtain- ing it. Some in-depth research by our committee staff from publications and documents readily available would al- most certainly produce more useful data than that obtain- ed by a trip behind tre Iron Curtain. However, my reservations regarding he trip are not really the point of this col- umn. My point involves Cong- ressman Scheuer’s expulsion, and is this: If he had been doing in the Soviet Union what he was supposed to be doing, he never would have gotten thrown out. In other words, if he had been study- ing education, there would have been no problem. But the New York Cong- ressman had more political things on his mind than look- ing at schools. He was more concerned with other issues— in particular, the rlight of the Soviet J than he was in the committee’s is is business, (I might note that I don’t dis- agree with his interest in the Jewish problem in Russia, be- cause I have co-sponsored leg- islation deploring the treat- ment of Soviet Jews. What I do question is his conduct on an official visit.) It seems to me that those who decide to use taxpayers’ funds to take official trips a- broad have a special obliga- tion to ¢onduc hemslvs above reproach, but most of all to concentrate on the business that the taxpayers are paying for. It is not right to ask the American taxpayer to dig a little deeper into his pocket \ A / i A GRAPE Big 46-0z Wh : Qt ELC DE DRINK Cans hipped Topping Tub 39c¢ so that a Congressman can aniE ooh ria ewe R ats tite Tha en 3 S Can eX J make some political points $0 SHH YGHY HUY GYY GPO EGY YI YY BY BY BYE | SIBIEIITITT GT CHS OGG GIES weg | back home. I believe that {SAVE i ec I $i £ SAVE i Cc ws €| a the ~ headlines Congressman i2 COUPON 5; F J COUPON | C T T Scheuer did a great disservice io On Three 6Y-0z. Cans of Friskies Si 3 ON A 2-PCUND CAN OF gi U BE E S | to the mission of the Educa- i3 BUFFET CAT FCODS Gi E > MAX WwW ELL HOUSE -¥ tion and Labor Committee, 12 ANY VARIETY Si 33 COFFEE g) and certainly his eventual 3 : 3 1 T.. . T ‘2 Offer Expires 2/22/72 g! } Dy Offer Expires 222]72 &! Bla a -1b $ 00 expulsion id no good for U, 2 ew » 5 {# 5 I = 2 One Coupon Per Family Sg 5 at 5 One Coupon Per Family & : aps S. mint Pe Aone a Blank i | h oie a <x gy - - > ARRRRARRRDAARARRAAARRLRARRRAARON | TORRRRNG AN — aru te — @ + on ve me 0 £5 50 un Be no CT as naasaasee fH [2020020000000 20RRRAARARRAPANIR : ih et indictment of all congres- YOY Q 1 Ma SHH | mm mer em em ee mm nm h : ¥: Ey ~ mn WITH $ = FAY — a 21 ITGEBGOIHL SHTGVIOIGTGYGBBI GEIL | sional travel. 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C 3, r trips 1? 2 3178 &: POTATO CHIPS $! 3 sort OLDE os . ai are personal and political : Offer Efnires tien: id Offer Expires 2(22|72 g! 2 N: WARGARINE gi junkets. Maybe its time for a i ™ iS One Coupon Per Family ™ : \ One Coupon Per Family $i > @ Offer Expires 2/22/72 gi the public to make Congress- 2 id § gi Gre Coupon Per Fon 3 G | man Scheuer and others ac- Lda — a § TORAARADRIZIRIIRAARRAAOTANRIRAIR | boas pig ensmntminy 3 count for that kind of travel.
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