The Brazosport Facts from Freeport, Texas • Page 7

WJl By NANCY DACKOR SWKKNY MONDAY: Chicken spaghnt- II; frosted grot-n lima beans; lottuci! and tomato salad; chocolate cako. TUKSIMY: Hot dogs with chill pinto buans: carrot pineapple salad; lemon pudding. WEDNESDAY: Druudud vnal cutlets; mashi'd potatoes If you think wo're going to talk about the football game Friday nlnht, you are abso- hothome- made hread butler; graham cruckor crcmes. TII US DAY; Hamburgers with chtiose slices; hamburger salad; bakwl beans; peanut biider squares. FUIIMY: Tamal plo; but- tored corn; cabbage slaw; pliwapple cake.

lutely right. From the lucky 13th row where we sat we had a fan's eye view of our team and on defense It looked like Gene Hernandez was all over the field doing some great football playing. On offense, our line opened up some holes big enough for a freight train to go through and Claudia Brown, who has been thrilling us as we watched his fine running game on the JV's and the Varsity for a couple of years, looked kind of like a freight as he rolled over the hapless Edna defense. Understand we had some Injuries and hope that our open date this week gives everybody a chance to recover. All 40 of our varsity players are good ball players.

Never have so few given so much pleasure to so many as these boys did for us fans. Believe the booster club needs some more workers to help with the football banquet for our Roughnecks. Come to the meetings Monday nights at 7:30 at the high school. You don't need to be talented just be willing to work. Homecoming mums for the Sweeny game Nov.

8 are on sale by the Junior Class. Call one of them and order a flower for your best gal. Remember that even wives like flowers once In a while. This mum sale Is a money- raising project for one of the high school classes. Did you know that the money from the concession stands at the game goes to the class or organization that works In the stand? Trade with the teenagers there.

They work hard and need the money for things like proms, fair floats, and other worthwhile projects. THE BRAZOSPORT FACTS, Ffeeport, TexM, Monday, 21,1068 PACK Honeymoon yacht i amid icy rain, gale SCORPIOS ISLAND, Greece (AP) Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and her multimillionaire Greek bridegroom began their yachting honeymoon in port today amid Icy rain and gale winds. Rains poured Sunday all through the simple Greek Orthodox ceremony that united the 39-year-old widow of President John F. Kennedy to Aristotle Onassis, 62, the self- made shipping magnate. Onassis' luxurious yacht, the Christina, rocked at Its moorings alongside his private Island, fueled and ready to weigh anchor for a Mediterranean honeymoon.

But all through the night and Into the morning, the winds and rains raged across the Islet In the Ionian Sea that Onas- Worth 100 EXTRA Top Value Stamps coupon good for 100 extra Top Value Stamps with a purchase of $5.00 or more at any Henke- Kroger store. Coupon good" Oct. 21-26, 1968. CLIP AND REDEEM AT 902 BRAZOSPORT BLVD. little all, hasn't he been good about bringing Top Value Stamps home from his friendly service station? So here's what he'd love: True Temper rod reel set 6 books Landing net i book Piano tackle box 3 books McGregor "Drizzler" jacket books Puritan Ban-Lon shirt books Here's another happy thought: only Top Value Stamps guarantees every gift two ways.

1. You can't get better gifts for fewer stamps, anywhere. 2.You must be satisfied X'' 9 Top Value Stamps has a gift for making people happy 'VI port winds bought six years ago and made Into a paradise. The glamorous former first lady and her bronzed, silver- haired husband retired on their wedding night aboard the yacht without revealing their travel plans. At a -champagne reception aboard the Christina Sunday night, the man who rose from teen-age poverty in Turkey to a fortune estimated at $200 million to $500 million dollars said he and his bride hadn't decided where they would go.

The wedding ceremony in the simple, freshly whitewashed Chapel of the Little Virgin on Scorpios was a far cry from the lavish affair in Newport 15 years ago when Jacqueline Bouvier married John Fitzgerald Kennedy at a Roman Catholic Mass. For her second wedding, Mrs. Kennedy wore a beige chiffon and lace overblouse with turtleneck collar and a pleated skirt ending at the knee. It was designed by Valentino, her favorite Roman couturier. A beige ribbon was atop her head and she wore low-heeled shoes matching her dress.

Onassis wore a dark blue suit and red tie, and a white carnation in his buttonhole. Mrs. Kennedy's two children, John F. 7, and Caroline. 10, and the bridegroom's two, Alexander Onas- sis, 21, and Christina, 19, stood beside the couple as Father Polykarpos Athanassiou performed the ceremony.

The bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Alexander Garoufalidou, was the official witness. As a small choir chanted hymns, twin white wedding crowns were crossed over the couple's heads. The priest exchanged two gold rings to symbolize the unity of the couple "in the eyes of God." Unlike the Catholic wedding ceremony, there was no "I do" nor any pledge to love, honor or obey. The priest placed a New Testament encased in gold before the couple and each kissed it.

Wreaths of orange blossoms were then placed on their heads and they did the Dance of Isaiah, a kind of prance in which each tries to step on the other's feet. The one who stomps his partner first, says Greek tradition, will be the dominant partner. In the crowded chapel, however, it was impossible for most to tell who won, and the couple was not saying. Her dark eyes brimming with tears, the new Mrs. Onas- sis was radiant.

Many of the 40 relatives and friends in the little chapel wept with her, including her mother, Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss. The quiet, of the ceremony was punctuated by cries from boatloads of Greeks who tried to land on the beach 30 yards away. Coast guardsmen kept them at bay.

After the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Onassis rode in a small beach car to the yacht moored nearby. Onassis drove, Caroline sat on her mother's lap, and the bride's sister, Princess Lee Radzi- will, sat in the back with her two children, Anthony and Anne Catherine. Caroline and John were to leave to go back to school in New York.

Their mother and their new stepfather have not yet announced where they will live. Both already have apartments in New York, and Onassis also has residences in Athens, Paris, Antibes and Montevideo as well as on Scorpios. Like her mother and her sister, Mrs. Kennedy went outside her church to marry again. Mrs.

Auchincloss incurred the Roman Catholic penalty of excommunication when she married Auchincloss after divorcing Jack Bouvier when Jacqueline was 10. The same penalty fell on Mrs. Kennedy's sister Lee, when she married Prince Stanislas Radzlwill after divorcing her Hrst husband. But several years later got an annulment of her first marriage from the Vatican Rota and remarried In the church. Vatican theologians said Mrs.

Kennedy also put herself outside the Church by marrying a man her church considers is still married to Tina Livanos, now the Marchioness of Blandford. Although Onassis has both Greek and Argentine citizenship, the marriage had no effect on the former Mrs. Kennedy's American citizenship..