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Page o-- About West Alabama
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Sweet Water High:s Robotics Team advances
to the South's Best competition in Auburn, A1
this upcoming weekend. The team is comprised
of members of the Senior High and Junior
Varsity Robotics team. The competition begins
on Saturday, December 1st and concludes on
Sunday, December 2nd. The team will compete
in the following events: website, video, booth,
robot, marketing, presentation, sportsmanship,
and engineering notebook. Our students will be
tweeting during the competition to keep their
fans up to date on their progress through the
competition. If you would like to follow the
and follow. Good Luck team!
Sr. High Team: Brett Davis, Robbie Gates,
Chynna Ernest, Kelley Byrd, Branson Davis,
Fabian Ledezma, Damarius l%rwood, Grace
Lewis, Patience Smith, Destiny McGarvey,
Nadia Washington, Grant Waiters, Dustin
Pfitchett, Cody Cassity, Brittany Huckabee,
Christian Washington, Tanner Luker, Shelby
Thompson, Nathan Lewis, Ryan Black,
Kaytlind Thompson, Tawney Thurston
Jr Varsity: Luke Davis, Carly Byrd, Sara
Irvin, Lydia Lewis, Jordan Rodgers, Flynn
Mabowitz, Wynn Thompson, Melanie
robotics team on twitter, go to @SWATrobotics McGilberry Article- Patricia Jones
Children in Action to
h0sta Christmas
The Children in Action at
Shiloh Baptist Church, Dixon
Mills will host a Christmas
Bazaar, Sat., Dec. 8th from
9:00 a.m. Until 2:00 p.m.
And Sun. Dec. 9th from 1:00-
3:00 p.m. The group will
have handmade Christmas
crafts as well as used
Christm,.s items for sell.
There will also be baked
goods for sell. The proceeds
will be used for mission proj-
ects. The church is located at
1844 Shiloh Church Rd.
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Monday - Saturday
8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
PUTNAM CHATTER - BY THREE LADLES OF PUTNAM
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Berlene Curtis, Katrina
Williams, and Anne Downey
How about this cold weath-
er! It really looks like winter
is getting ready to pay us a
visit. If you plan on attending
the game at SWHS this Friday
night, don't forget to dress
warmly.
We do hope that you had a
wonderful Thanksgiving. We
certainly did. Paul and I ate at
Greg and Pam's and the food
was delicious. They outdid
themselves and so I will say
once more-"Delicious meal,
great company and we do
appreciate your kindness. As
usual, our family was in sever-
al locations-from Birmingham
to Gulf Shores. We missed
seeing everyone, but we know
• your day was special. We plan
a family get together for
Christmas.
Avery Williams would like to
thank the students and staff of
Sweet Water High School for
Veteran's Day recognition. It
was very inspiring.
Congratulations to the
Sweet Water Bulldogs for win-
ning their 3rd round of the
playoffs. Friday, they will be
playing Washington County in
Sweet Water. The game
begins at 7:00 P.M. We hope
that the Bulldogs will go all
the way this year. Go get them
Dawgs, we!re behind you
100%. Good Luke to all of
you!
Sweet Water High School
Robotics Team is selling
donuts to help pay for their
trip this Saturday to Auburn.
The band members are also
having a fundraiser. If you
would like to find out the
\
details and to order anything,
please see one of the band
members• Help .them out as
much as you can. Your help
will be much appreciated.
The members of the
Gooden Hill Baptist Church
will be singing Sunday,
December 2 at 12:30 p.m. at
the Thornasville Nursing
Home.
There is only 29 more days
until Christmas.
Thanksgiving is passed and it
was great. The "Black Friday
Sales have passed and they
were great.
Many of the ladies in
Putnam took the time to do
some shopping at
Thomasville's Wal Mart on
Friday. They really enjoyed
themselves.
There was a Thanksgiving
Feast at Children's Child Care
and Community Learnin~
Center 2. On Wednesday, Nov.
21, 2012 Ms. Jackie Reed
catered a delicious
Thanksgiving meal. Ms. Reed
is the grandmother of Jobyrius
Pressler, a toddler who attends
the daycare. Some of the chil-
dren's parents and grandpar-
ents enjoyed eating dinner
with their grandchildren and
they would also like to thank
Ms.Reed for her labor of love
shown to the children, parents,
and staff at Children's Child
Care and Community
Learning Center 2 in
Thomasville.
Please remember to pray for
the Gamble family, the
Westbrooks family and the
Jenkins f~mily. There is ill-
ness in these families.
We send our sympathy to
ce
ency
rmers,
in
Enn Service Agency (FSA)
Administrator Juan M. Garcia
announced that the 2012 FSA
county committee elections
began on Monday, Nov. 5, with
the mailing of ballots to eligible
voters. The deadline to return
the ballots to local FSA offices
is Dec. 3, 2012.
"The role and input of our
county committee members is
more vital than ever," said'
Garcia. "New county committee
members provide input and
make important decisions on the
local administration of disaster
and conservation programs.
With better participation in
recent years, we also have seen
promising increases in the num-
ber of women and minority can-
didates."
Eligible voters who do not
receive ballots in the coming
week can obtain ballots from
their local USDA Service
Center. Dec. 3, 2012, is the last
day for voters to submit ballots
in person to local USDA
Service Centers. Ballots
returned by mail must also be
postmarked no later than Dec. 3.
Newly elected committee mem-
bers and their alternates will
take office Jan. 1, 2013.
To be an eligible voter, fanp- :
ers and ranchers must partici-
pate or cooperate in an FSA pro-!
gram. A person who is not of
legal voting age, but supervises
and conducts the farming opera-
tions of an entire farm also may
be eligible to vote. Agricultural
producers in each county sub-
mitted candidate nominations
during the nomination period,
which ended Aug. 1.
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Subscribe to the
Linden's Home Decoration
Contest will be December
1 lth from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm.
Judging will be on prettiest
do~r, prettiest window, pretti-
est indoor tree and best overall
oulside decorations.
Prizes will be awarded for
each category compliments of
J & K Whistle Stop, Langley's
Shell, Nellie's Silk Flowers
and Gifts and Papa's Foods.
Wishing everyone a Merry
Christmas and Happy New
Year.
While FSA county commit-
tees do not approve or deny
farm operating loans, they make
decisions on disaster and con-
servation programs, emergency
programs, conunodity price
support loan programs and other
agricultural issues. Members
serve three-year terms.
Nationwide, there are about
7,700 farmers and ranchers
serving on FSA county commit-
tees. Committees consist of
three to 11 members that are
elected by eligible producers.
More information on county
committees, such as the new
2012 fact sheet and brochures,
can be found on the FSA web-
site at www.fsa.usda.gov/elec-
tions or at a local USDA Service
Center.
USDA is an equal opportuni-
ty provider and employer. To
file a complaint of discrimina-
the Taylor family and the
Moore Family. May God
cover you during your time of
SOiTOW.
We do hope that you have a
great week. We hope that our
Sweet Water Bulldogs will
win Friday's game so they can
go on to state.
Be careful as you travel.
Drive carefully!
We hope you will have a
great week.
From our homes to yours,
we send best wishes!
Until next time-
Katrina, Berlean, and Anne
P.S. Go Bulldogs
P.S.# 2 A belated congratu-
lations to our boys and coach-
es from Linden Patriots. You
did a wonderful job this year.
We hope that next year you'll
go all the way. Job Well Done!
tion, write to USDA, Assistant
Secretary for Civil Rights,
Office of the Assistant Secretary
for Civil Rights, 1400
Independence Avenue, S.W.,
Stop 9410, Washington, DC
20250-9410, or call toll-free at
(866) 632-9992 (English) or
(800) 877-8339 (TDD)or (866)
377-8642 (English Federal-
relay) or (800) 845-6136
(Spanish Federal-relay).
for all our friends who worship and love good food
after attending church
Screamers will fill our
Steaks. Shrimp. Catfish- Chicken
Pasta- Salads- Sandwiches
Gyros- Ribs- Chops - Burgers
Po Boys- Appetizers- Breakfasts
Biscuits - Omelets
all served with happy smiles because you
buffet with your favorite
meats and vegetables for
your convenient selection.
There'll be desserts, too.
are welcome at
SAUSAGE
PATTIES
$6.95
5 |:~. MIXED CUT
" PORK
CHOPS
$8.99
Free Delivery
with minimum $7.00 order
within Linden city limits
from 11 a. m. until 9 p. m.
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
THESE PRICES GOOD NOVEI~BER 26 THROUGH DECEMBER 4
South Main Street- Linden- 295-4073
Open Mon-Sat 6:00 a. m,- 10:00 p. m, or later & Sunday 10 a, in.- 10 p. m.
5 1~. MN:I~,tPd, L DUFa~N
WHOLE
CHICKEN
WINGS
S10.9S
TRAY PhCK FRESH CIJ3"
PORK
NECKBONES
99¢!1.B,
SMOKED
SAUSAGE
$2.98
ZF, IGLER'S t Ii3,
PlOT OR MILD FINEST
PORK
SAUSAGE
$2.88
ZEIGLER'$ 12 OZ.
S PEz(~ IAL St iCED l
BACON
, $2.88 I
F
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FAST FIXI N =. E.oN
PORK EGG CHICKEN
MIX AND MATCH ROLLS BREASTS
BREAI~DCHIGI412N ~ BR~CHtCKEN
L NOGgins $3.19 $8.45
"'~Eb'~N'"i '~~i~" BUY I GEl i FREE BUY '1 GET I FREE
i ~EFC~
POPCORN CHr.,KE~ i t TAL~K lw~=A'IrIB~d.L ~
2 for $10.00
D
PURPLE HULL PEAS, SOUP MIX,
OR MIXED VEGETABLES
$5.45
10,~s ~NALt, DI,~'t8 Illl
LEG
QUARTERS
$6.90
SMOKED
SAUSAGE
$3.58
2 ~.~ HAG CLE.~EID
WHOLE
WHITING
$a.9s
BREADED BUFFALO
HOT WINGS
$8.95
1 Itl. ROYAl, HOT Ot i%fiLO
SMOKED
SAUSAGE
2 for $6,00
2: I1~$.
TILAPIA
FILLETS
$s.gs
3 tP~$. SOfJTHIERN
CRU~iCN Y EtREA D.E D
CHICKEN
FINGERS
$11,05
BUY I GET I FREE
10 ~t~: 8UQKET OR
'5 ~ ~L~Ja~ED
IBP PORK
CHITTERLINGS
$7.49
zlbs. 3 f/40 F_..Z PEEL
RAW SHRIMP
$9.95
3 ;bs, SPICY BftlEAOED
CHICKEN
BREASTS
$6.05
i0 ;bt, SKINLESS
WHITING
FILLETS
$28.90
2.$ I~. I~ RAW
CHICKEN
TENDERS
$7.9s
BUY 1 GET i FREE
"tO I1>~. BASY I~ORK
SPARE RIBS
$23.90
CHICKEN BREAST FILLETS
8 ct. HNLF EA~
COB CORN
FRENCH FRIES
PEPPERONi FIZZAS
ti Ib$~ GRAOE-A
• ..... ....... .~ iPORK SPARE
GREENS t .....
$5.45 !$t.881LB.
ICATFISH
~. CEN'rER CUT
PORK
CHOPS
$13,98
COMBO
S I~. (.r=-8 =~.}
CATFISH FILLETS
FRENCH FRIES
1 lb. HUSHPUPPIE8
~=S 0¢ I,A I.E£PIONEP-.A
HOT S/U.~E
S24.95
CORN DOGS
i ae~ 6~e A
EXTRA LARGE EOGS
BUD'S REST COOKIES
2-3 ~. ~3a;It F~EL0STONE
10 = S~SONEOm~EF THICK SLICED
TNT PATTIES
BACON
$12.95 $t .991LB.
PORK LOIN
RIBLETS
$4.29
THE WING
DING DEAL
2.5 W~. K2~F R~W CUT
PARTY WINGS
~-5~s ~LE CUT
FRENCH FRIES
12 o~. LA LECHONFJ~
~JFFA~O STYLE
WING SAUCE
89.98
ZEIGLER'S '}2 Oz.
'THIGH OR REGULAR
BOLOGNA or
WIENERS
$1.98
I DOZEN GRADE-A
EX.LARGE
EGGS
$1.48
ZEIG|.ER'S 24 OZ.
BAGGED
RED HOTS
$3.38
Be Sure to check our weekly specials online at www.southsfinestmeats.com