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Title: The star
Uniform Title: Star (Port Saint Joe, Fla.)
Physical Description: Newspaper
Language: English
Publisher: W.S. Smith
Place of Publication: Port St. Joe Fla
Creation Date: December 14, 1972
Frequency: weekly
regular
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Subjects / Keywords: Newspapers -- Port Saint Joe (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
Newspapers -- Gulf County (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
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Spatial Coverage: United States -- Florida -- Gulf -- Port Saint Joe
Coordinates: 29.814722 x -85.297222 ( Place of Publication )
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Dates or Sequential Designation: Began in 1937.
General Note: Editor: Wesley R. Ramsey, <1970>.
General Note: Publisher: The Star Pub. Co., <1970>.
General Note: Description based on: Vol. 2, no. 7 (Dec. 2, 1938).
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PORT ST. JOE,.FLORIDA 324$6 THU SD-Y, DECEMBER 14, 1972


S.. Crtsmas, Parade Float Winners Receive Prizes
' f U" ... ';/:. i) i -:'" '
tr. --ad'-Fl ,"/ / I.W,,R,
.~~~r .., (,o i-.,-.= ., ', _


.. oh M/,:.;:; M,;-rrb. nts Division' Chair-
.aaapr ta clhik. te--Christmas float
Pits in '..i f,:ir.JaTy' pra4de. Next
-to). s-c;i'.ll [t .n-;, K-miij:: president,


-'firstj ev.aJmes (o.-nc'Penteco g- Bob Moore, .Jayg6 t ri, ."lu.r.,-,
tal Church, .cerd pt. e and Mrs. Et he r. ..t ':winner's .. .*. '-.;.., ...-...i
.Matiock, N aa he ( ircti, bf i"rd place I ',-.:r float entries..;, From left to right"
..winner. Star photo are Bil Humphrey, idtioti 76, first 'place;


- '.Operation f H s .

bubf;-1o tk.h ny


G. ARC Organizes and


Begins Pa


The Gulf Association for KRe7
Sta r ir.d it hI.ti .1n i.j drgani-
r,#r.3) ,.r' ... hi,.:11 -on ''i ... -. N o-
.Va,.., r : iffiers of the' As-
*-ur.k..,'ro. are:,-Beth Lawrence,
'. .h n....0 -i,. Lyles,- vice-.
..'i.,ii. Glen1J 7 i1n. trea
S rer iandlazel Ward, secretary.
-Mrs. Lawrntice. stated: "The
9ulf ARC i-, ,' we have been
yorldng I-or -since our .....
tarted with the r.-'r ..--I,,.i .ir,,..
Campaign. We are planning to
receive our dha ter from the
N '. ... tiu,'. .... ... for Retard-
e0i ChiMndam n t v.
"There is a great deal to' do,
-. between now and >,-,,, but we
'hae the people,. interest, slip-
pert, itliri:-!n and organiza-
tion to get tf al d Mrs. Lawrence ._;...'... r, ,
te Gulf ARC wm *, -rW.riv-.a
* t"ded people 'in f ..n-l.. ma
Sfpur ways. First, a pre-school
education program ...*.... ":..--1
.with socialization and -. -'i,
skills will .start in .I -, r:.
This program j;i ,, ;. _- _are
retarded children for school and.
other group si Ma.3rs. Mil-
lie Lyles is chairman of the pro-



Star Will be Eaurdy

With Next Issue

you .-will receive your next-
wqek's issue of, The Star ,one
day early. The Star .will. go to
press Tuesday afternoon with the.
last run of 'next week's paper
and it will be mailed on Wed--
ipepday morning.'
S is is .to give our staff, one..
more day off for the holidays
and will also allow you to read
thf paper before it gets-lost in
Sth holiday shuffle.
This also means that all copy
for next week's issue nust be: in
our office by Monday after-
noon. You cooperate with us and
we will cooperate with you by
seeing that your articles and no-,
tices are printed in next week's
issue.


n of Action

gram. Details will be i, -.t.
-ing but she invites all. p
*. -.i.. : childrien.to
Sget in touch with her now at
6483512 o. 7-2426.
S* I GARC. will provide
vision. js* t. and ---.-. for
retarded children tIrN!',;'. t to
.need glasses. Parents who feel
.eir .:'ni.r :i.- vision should be
*-.. should call .1 i Johnson.
i .-. Johnson and her special
committee are ..'. ,*.- for
this. service.
'Third, GARC will be serving
.I. .........-. -. e effort with the
Mental' Health .Guidance Clinic
S .... v ..-, and ad., :!uative ser-
vices for retarded children The
,- -person for this service
is Beth Lawrence.
t'-.'"r GARC will be 7..-:" ,
SChristmas parties for all. special
.,.-.'. -. :. +. classes in Gulf Couin-
ty. Parties will, be provided in
"V,',,,-,Vu,:j-i .. and Port St. Joe
ty,.. volunteers. Anyone
,':- to help should contact
Mary Granger in Wewahitchka
or Willie Mae Mason in Port St.
Joe. Parties will be planned for
the children at each =:. ,l sea-
son.


Post Office :pen
All Day Satirday

Postmaster ..:..: Costin
announced ts week that, the, lo-
cal post office would be open all
day Saturday, December 16 from
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 'p.m., for the
convenience of postal patrons to
make their Christmas mailings.
The Postmaster stressed that
although many of the dates have
passed for guaranteed delivery
before Christmas mailers should
continue to mail as early as par-
eels, letters and cards are pre-
pared, using air mail..
Due to area mail processing,
the Postmaster stressed the im-
portance of separating and lab-
eling bundles of cards "Local"
an4 "Out-of-town" and to be sure
to use ZIP Codes on all out of
town letters and parcels.


' -*-r a,-, weEk to th in k .-r ar ,fA r made / .A tfIi. y _k,-'h. e -ere t-r..i.ipr |
i fT: h:" ':he P-,rt+ St-" Joe Cityv-oE m-* U' .e ri.i.1 <.p., -: 'r, 1- or..tJ a _. ,
Zr ,ri a : t t, 3 r ^ xi
nission 'I do ,. _.er ~( enternn- a .l kt- w .- :- r e ''~J -" -
S' ". "- ... it.jrn: A little from each 'jf'J r. "
.' venture of th M ,
r' w-'. rith the City of Port .St, Joew.C ,, ,r 1'',.-*. ,-' .M.... .
FPort St. Joe C -f Jf- -.,:.r.r, 'Tom (CJ).' -j,. i.r- C;' r 'y *, -id I 1-.. take this .' :,
-, ^ s.b i.-:.i". :. and B. J.; -:.. .ert:. made ;" and was 'assurred by Attorney Wiliam J.
th offer 'tthe County Board, with Col- Rish that hospital ..r ...- was a ,-.
dewey acting as principal spokesman. mate county operation, -.
; '*I' p TN ;4


In -. r,*... *.l..'. tY financial difficul-
ties at theb Hospital, the City representa-.
tases ked for a cash contribution at the
present time and full membership on the
iF- .:r 1 I:..i, t.iqnow made up of the City
Conmmissioners.
*Comty Commission I'h *... i Lamar
.. -..*. "How much of a contribu- .
tion did you have in mind".
Coldewey replied, "We were i! ,J '. ,-
about -."' at the present time and fu-
t-re .-.ri ,.,. il;. in subsequent years to
be -..-.. i upon 'by the H..'..i Board, in-
cluding the County .'._."... -', Col-
dewey stressed that the -'.' ..''.'" 'u-
tion, -.'2 3 lbe a .*--: .with. fu-
ture contributions to be less.
Conversation by the C.""- '-- .
seemed to reflect a '-..~'i.. -:. to go
:'.* the suggestion but :-'-" were also
aware of the fact that :. .-:-: were no loose
.' '. running r':--. J:.1 /. the '' ..'.-


Money also\ :.'.. t6 be over the deficit F.,-ri of the institu-
tion _l... 7Ci:,rnn4 Holland point-
ed out-that ino ,.-r-';:- i,: '. ope ration :r,.. ,-J.
;. If it -,r':;,. ; 'even, we're, happy",
i H.ll .i,] -,

All of the r, ; '..- the desire to see the H-.... remain open
and '.r -r -,i r.-I-'",' ---, of what ".i'.;:
had to '-- taken.
Cf. Li .. r. .Davis said, "We want to do
.... I ;. i<.t .. but I feel we need more time
to -*; .- the .-.r:-, and talk to some of the,
T. .-.., of the Cj.-, .t7'. I have i'..'iy talked
to :I:.--.- ri- and only one opposed the Coun-
ty .' in its -.r -'.
It 7.rj f;-'-y i.-4- by both Boards
to, meet. i on ,','.'- .a :.:' L' -..:r,;.:.
20 at 10:.00 a.m. to further explore the
offer and ascertain where the County
could ceme up with .some money if they
decide to take the City's offer.


AlSmith, St.....-- .'* Company, +,d.
place nad Mrs. elle iPi .--.. Happyland
Kindergarten, .. pi.. ...


Students Will

Run School

Friday is student government
day at Port St. Je High ., L I,.
Student government day is -that
time in the school year whn,
'seniors get- ...t,.il' -y.. ', .
operate + t tl' '
but 'I.' ,' V -', ,f .. w .
- i :,. ,. ..-and. -. "-' .',- ; ,. .,
All seniors lIA.L -v.-. a I .,/"i-ll
ed .' -
tional duties -for'" ,,i All.
teachers; however, will remain -
with the student .' .': thru-
'out the school diy. -
Student, government day, is
-.t,. sponsored by the Junior
Honor 5,. -,o'y Mrs.o Maxiie Gant
is dvior..,


Port St. Joe's Tiger _-..:
still have only one cage defeat
marring their record thus far in
the season, following two sue-
cessfmutings during the past

The Sharks pulled a 48-46 close
one out of the fire in Blounts-
town last Friday night and drub-
bed Crestview 60-45 Saturday
night. The Sharks were, idle on
Tuesday night, but get a chance
to avenge their only loss this
season-to Paxton on the season
opener-when they meet Paxton
on the home court again Satur-
day night.
As Blountstown games usually
go when played in the Calhoun
County city, last Fl y's con-


test was a nip. and tuck' battle
with the Sharks ,- ..-Lc._ it out of
the fire in the closing .seconds.
Gary L : i-l. led the Shark
scoring with 14 points with San-
dy Quinn adding 13 and Tim
Grandberry 12. Quinn had a 22
Points per game average going
into the Blountstown game, but
-the Tigers keyed on Quinn hold-
ing his average down.
: Tim, Grandberry led the de-
fense with 12 rebounds and
Quinn grabbed 10 off the boards.
' Ernest Caster paced the Tiger
,attack with 14 points.
Score by quarters:
Port St. Joe __ 12 .8 12 16-48
Blountstown 13 10 13 13-46


PORT ST. JOE---Bryant, 0-1-1;
Speights 6-2-14; .Grandberry;. 5-
2-12; Quinn 6-1-1-; F. Russ 2-0-4;
Hall 2-0-4.
BLOUNTSTOWN Peterson
4-311; Durham 4-1-9; Milton 6-
0-12; Caster 7-0-14; Goodman
0-0-0.


Saturday night, the Sharks
started off slow, allowing the
Crestview quintet to get a four
point lead at the end of the first
period, then roared back to out-
score the Bulldogs 17-4 in the
second half. The Sharks picked
up three niore points in each of
the two remaining periods to
pad their lead, coasting to a 60-


45 victory.
'Sandy Quinn poured 19 points
through the hoop followed close-
ly by Tim Grandberry with 18
points and Garry Speights with
12.
Speights was top man on de-
fense with 12 rebounds.
The Sharks used eight of their
12-man squad in chalking up
their third victory of the season.
Score by quarters:
Port St. Joe _- 12 17 14 17-60
Crestview -- 16 4 11 14-45
PORT ST. JOE-Bryant 1-1-3;
Speights 6-0-12; Grandberry 8-2-
18; Quinn 9-1-19; Hall 3-0-6; Dick-
ens 1-0-2; Herring 0-0-0; Adkison
0-0-0.


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Courthouse

Will be Closed

December 26

The Gulf County Commission
gave its permission. Tuesday for
offices in the Gulf County Court-
house to remain closed .Tuesday,,
December 'r, the i'day afte"
Christmas. The '.--vr ~i:.i-e will-.
be open all day Friday, Decem- !
ber 22. /
The "' :,.i" closing was allow- '
ed at the request of the Court-
house employees. The Court-
house '.- ',. *;i -. takes its off time
prior to the .,..' rather than
after. .
^-*': ai ,t. '.,. William J. Khsh.
who is also attorney for t..-
Board alerted the members ff a
visit to the old Fish Hatchery
park near \'v ut.'i'l. i by Ney
I *7 in'.r- who is in charge of all -
Florida Parks. Rish, the Wewa-
h*t. C'i.. : City Commission and the .
Bohrd is trying to -get the: state
Parks Board to take over the op-
eration.,of the camping park at
this site. The park was originally
built y ._.-.i-tv-rc
group s-. ...
Rish ...r -. all Board -,rtd,'iil r,:;
to be present for Landrum's vis-
it ,-' -, is an 0' .. -, to "sell"
the park to the site for upkeep
.and ". *


Get In Those Letters
To Santa Quick!

Christmas has slipped up on
The Star an.,dhere before.it was
*realizedit 'is time for ,the an-
nual Christmas issue ,nei week.
" As -usual, The -Star will print ,
all letters to Santa Claus re.-.
ceived in our office by Saturd'ay

. This isn't a whole lot of note
bu *-all. i, are .r.iqOd to,- sit
down i.~-hi nro .ind wnilf their
'letters to -Satn t, (.>-ur aiil binq ,
or, mail them: to The Star, P.. 0.
Box 108, and, they will be print- *
fed .in: next week's issue.
All I'ttei* will be forwarded
to Santa CItus in time for his
Christmas, rounds.


Showing of Film"Flip Side", Dealing

With Teen Problems, At First Baptist


"Flip-Side", a. new full color
dramatic feature film which
takes a candid look. t the youth
of today and finds them differ-
.ent, will be shown at the First
Baptist Church on .Friday, De-
cember 15 at 7:30 pmn.
i Based on Look magazine's pub-
Sication "Youthquake", "Flip,
Side" begins in a coffee-house
o~lled The Flip where Angel and
Tami reveal the drug twisted
world of the "hippie". Connie, a
teen-ager seeking answers, finds
herself trapped by sin's terrible
penalties. Dave's permissive par-
ents, substitute 'wheels" (a car)
and "bread" (money) for the
,parental discipline he so desper-
ately needs- at the time he turns
to drink.. Norm, who runs The


Flip, powerfully presents the an-
swer to the hang-ups of modem
youth with the songs of folk sing-
er Ray Holdebrand underscoring
his message.
- "Flip Side" is a film with an-
swers; for people who dare to,
face the truth about today's
teens and their parents. It graph-
ically portrays to a generation
warped by dope, sex, liquor, bro-
ken communication, hippie phil-
osophies and godless pleasure,.
that Christ is The Way.
Teenagers will feel at home as
they view it for it is their world,
They will be caught up in the
story, and through the message
of "Flip Side" learn that there
is a way out of their hang-ups.
Recommended for Junior and
Senior High school students.


CRESTVIEW-Fratangelo 1-2-
4; Coleman 6-2-14; D. Bell 5-0-10;
R. Bell 10-2; Johnson 4-1-9; G.
Bell 1-0-4; Eisenburg 1-0-2; Sim-
mons 1-0-2.
Ulysses Coleman led the Crest-'i
view scoring with 14 points. Don
Bell added 10. .


The Sharks host Paxton Satur-
day night and travel to Bay
County Monday before the holi-
day break.
During the Christmas holidays,
Port St. Joe will host a Christ-
mas Tournament December 21,
22 and 23. Details of the tourna-
ment will be reported in next
week's issue.


'THIRTY-IXTH YEAR


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Shar Defeat B unts and Cestview
Sharks Defeat Blountstown and Crestview


THE STAR

"The Safest Bepches In the Word e In Gulf County,


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NUMBER 1


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PAGE TW (ME STAR. Port St. Jo. Florida THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1972



Editorials


Something

"- For. years, now, the various operations of the City'
of Port St. Joe Liave gon" a:,esmooth as a Well oiled clock.
Everything is takn I.re -of, needed services are id,.'p.'te.-
ly provided and the fmaak.z-, of the City'have been v il .U
S and capably ma Cg ';:.'ss-u of this, there is rarely any
friction m the. City, and.the citienr seem to .be by and-
large satfirA. with he wy things have beer' gAn.
Because .of tn:, it.was s,.mrething of a .:"...1- t.re:,
.past few weeks to find ".3t there ar.;,e go:,d-..i. .
.problem in m the Cp'..rati. o 0f the Mun.iripal I-I"pit'i. T'-,
*Hospital h:; O, 'n lo:-i-g .money like a t.rt.n.. a enri :,.'r."
,dowvnhill -- -f-tIr a. fid fOer -- .until jiu-. r:.-.cry Js,
pace has b c s' ...... .., .
Although. tre rA'4ie are ta;Jl ig abc'. tt H-i e
.and its ,df .i' .iU .,, ... .u s *teem i:-. he us Adh-'-.' rj.r-.ed P;'t--.
-performajrce: of < ,.ur ,vari,:.o City Comre..ioks has al-
ways been effrO.tiv, an'd 'in te h.-;t it5ire'I t of the peo-:
ple and tazpy'er ,o. bwhy :hboild anyone--get. :U. '%t''
* over this prob, ,
This 'new',:.papr br;: explicit faith in our City Com-
mission an~d fed.i it. 7sithin 'irtf timie they will coipe
up'with a sojst.ni1j ,j thF.- pr-,Abiem f.,i' therm n av. This
does r0ot rjA.' U11J-.1. wvr. -ir h- ur.tnoncern,,d. W .nuch i'C.rnd, h':i'e a"-nypr.bra at all is one too

I any K. '' C -J. k -' th
Wo -f ran.TJkly d",rL'" kyvc W 7;hbft the solution is t lothe
r" f To&aVf l ndn- .oi in h .1 M I i< t "j Nliif,'i





S ,' .. I Knuck'in


-O < ,Or 1 ..f ,l- fr, .., 'c..--"l d.m'r.t'.k. go'l;- tho Ni.x -.n ad-..
i". iju:l'.r-'ilj L. :. ri d t". f, r...!t/.rati.n 'i Jd pre;..riat. .r of
Slaw aid r.r. .-
for an ;,.rJr.rmr iI,tn.: i<.n t.bu c'i.rFlit.t-d, it h:, *-t .,an'
uri ,t-,pip r< ,: *,>:.,..,r ui. in i., ,-.r.-... 'i.L;-. ..tf g -.v r.. I :s .,t,..- y '.
.'the lr.Itdir. *?i,, r:. ",,'.' h-;..' J r, d.a'liTA rd .l au 'l ,o tarized the
.;Burea.u '; .x'h j A ..ta .r i-:uniLbng i W .hir.' tor' D. C
I Ji I'- I.r .ti'.. ,r' i.." I r .-t...n t [..-. .t- xi ,n g"' : ; r '. .
;ti|d fh" i" .J'l '".tn ti. 1 .f it.- art oby.q :- rt;? .,' ,t, f'].''.
a d t."v' ni. r,-'. -l i, a .:l-r.a w r n- i.'r t ;i ':- i T a ,ri..utr,-il
aats wh .b v .i!.l :.; l. i i ,:; ,, tro. ia fully i.f :,.! ir.-.
> ed by -' ',- .r ro .' .'r ...r r ,, : .;.:fk fo.r .au_, r:. '.' .rt.: -..

t):%' Jaot. .; : i.t ,: iy. .I'..a.1irul r .r.i 'n i-l'.I'- ilty this n' ilwl I il1.,l ',r Iti,' it '' ,' ri'*- (-..(I f .n ,l..tV, uit iLt
a,' -I'tu..Uy r' v..,.i,.i ii. A ei',inrh tr.n..'p.rt.:,ti.p fund for
the .h-- rir. t .1 5I riel : ,rf. -r:, .I*l.as ,iL:p.:-'fta.:, v.ih fth. bles-

.I. '" ',ni -: i. :- ire't fr.oin tIhnbI.:ned violence.
S Many-> i Tii i, b. piid the buiding for six days
z h:'-.. I.. 'ithi.l''.*- IiL-..'--a'.nif tt.'maIrn.th'wkl and clubs from chair
l- anud vowed' l;..' v.'nd.l- r. sr t :'tny attempt to evict.
them 1.--fr il., d ii-r n.'.. h:Ivi been met.
I I:, ,,1':..- 1. al..itl -. f..the invaders in many
in.sta_. : A-. t.,i,,iir ,.(ibal records* -'~ vital concern to
m ore : :.-..- I.i. !. i"'' .li .'.;. .: i. :
,', a nor ,-. l..,. -,.'., to L Winfv their .-., l.'--.n and,
pose .s 1., ,l I,.,L '. 'representatives are w.,,:,'v resent-


Perspective

On '


Education

by DR. BOB M. THORNTON
Professor of Education
University of West Florida


The -.t n- -.a is a box
which is roughly the size of a
typewriter. It. has a continuous
roll of paper which turns slowly,


and through slits in the top of
the box the student cani read orie
question at .a time. Each ques-
tion is set in a careful sequence.


r SH .


-THE STAR-
Published Every Thursday at 306 Willame Avenue, Port St. Joe., Fierida,
By The Star Publishing Company
WmSEY R. RAMSE Editor and Fublisher
Alse Linotype Operator, Ad Salesmam, Phestlraki. C mM. aG-t-
S Reader, SB.,iaee ant e d Complaint Lepartment
. POSTOFFICE Box 808 PHN 227-8161
'r POET ST. JOE, FLOBIDA 82456

Second-Class Postage Paid at Port St. Joe, Florida 32456-

SUBSCRIPTIONS INVARIABLY PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
IN COUNTY ONE YEAR, $4.00 SIX MOS., $2.25 THREE MOS., $127.50
OUT OF COUNTY One Year, $5.00 OUT OF' U. S. One Year, $.00
TO ADVERTISERS-In case of error or ommilsions in advertisements, the publisher
-Se not hold. themselves liable for damage further than amount received for smch
tdvertisement.
The spoken word is given scant attention; the prted word tho tfull
eihed. The spoken word barely aestart; the printed word thoamrous on-
rine. The spoken word i lost; the printed word raals.


of a Shock
-
each- month, tL gi, we are aware.'"f the fact that a rea-
sonable p'irnt i-.. ....-.* : nJ i : e ,it- .i.-. One can't
,p..- r;, ,~. :, : ..,l. b .-' r..irh with a' r i. '" t : of two to
tin or 15 each iy7- It just can't be done. 'But why are
there no patients in the institution? T.- is the ~* .'-,..r;..
the Commission hopes to solve. We don't envy them their
i. .-- but, '.., ;we f, i' t'&;'.ean come up "--I" an an-
swer. .
Too, we ere; with the C:.nrsr-:..' ,. steps to secure
someC'.;r,"..- ; ni nrtni.rt..i .n i .-. He :.-s ;":! The
,r:. -.: load--even ir.- iti n: dilisf.Thh-- i." usually
S;.*-i up of T' .c frc-i thr.:.s.s.ut. th County .anJ. it
,-,, .rLt be th s- burden. .f the ,. t -:.-'ir. thIe.Gity
of irT:'r :5 K To.r.the entire rjs.! p .' .ctvz
Ti :";n'; C:r. s- .' ert r .e r.'- T i. of .it.'Z sit-
.Lt pp' r lri -o. .' .. W e .
n..:r.o'-., ,E, os-" ,'i.o C.i.-ty .'. I arti cipation
S.. .. .. .. .. the C : ,';+ Co" ..-: . T T. poli-
*..- *e.' .'.,T, and having an ,,t.' -e membership on
HpitU boad ; ''
S f. *tf Co... t Board decides, to aid financially, as it
:- exos.'. t.'he7 y7-r.J1 decide to do at their mLweting this past
S'i'.' ir-. will still have a Hospital problem. County
r.'.r.ti Lor. -" only help to ,.;,y thA bills. Our problem
"., t.'t L,.. :.'e until the Hospital once againmbegins to
fC' r" ,.. io.f its own ,way,. as it-has done for many years
:, tho' U ^. ..t. "


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de by more responsible tribesmen.
Prs-...ent 'Nixon*,has spoken of the measures his ad-
r.iotr;i.Uon has taken in furtherance of its attack on
.ri.e u .se has spoken of stepped-up federal assistance to
l ,,~r. law rforcerment authorities. What's reeded more
r' htro .tngr local law e forcemeDt is some evidence of
greater federal readiness to enforce the law4s in the, gov-v.
ernmment's oW4. La&vck. ,.
A .o&r,:ent. wvhic.h can't react, pr'r,,rtly a .d effec-
tively t. the vintr,,r d'-stn.uction of pAblic. .property-what-
ever the sour'.e .of mJ.wb vi nence---is suffering frrm, a moral
:..-2r.=-':. v.hl; The .ara .,,~ which called it lf -the "Trail of Broken
i'r-.:.. s should 'have been intercepted at W hbi-gt.'on's
"...r i-: and interned. 'That iabt have re:.'.,r] in some
head knocking, but ia gor.enlimnt which shrinks from an-
'-. .ir violence with viorAey ce shriiks also 'from law en-
forcement. ''
'.In knuckling underhand handing out $60,000 of the
1 -rX.-.-r.' money i, travel pay to the miscreants, the
administration was setting a pusillanimous precedent that
may encourage other law-breakers purporting to in r...,'m
0. r aggrieved minorities to organize fIuAtr r' rc.e'.
Son '-, fiatio n% capital.
This i.- very sort of ;.rri.,. r',r."' that played a
S. role in the. urban t3.l :-d "npus ".- :
.. : "', ,.. nation was 1).. i to -!-*.'. .' 3
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Too Late To Classify
S, By Rusell Say


Seems like the training of a
Baby's toilet habits is a peculiar
for columnn but: a new
development along this line:
makes an interesting' topic to
...- faced with the '-:.e:.
-:.. to an article in
'. : .: two yodng ::. :.
S:- L'.-. r H. ASrin' and
Richard. M. Foxx-have develdp-
ed a system of training at the
Illinois State Hospital that seems


"V i .ri. the student has 'given the
correct answer to the question
he, proceeds to the next. ques-
tion. If he gives the wrong an-
swer the machine stops.
There are all sorts of varia-
tions of this simple model but
in- essence this is what most
teaching machines consist of.
The-idea is that each step is logi-
cally built upon every other step
and that the whole process of
learning is put into the proper
sequence.
It is important to realize that.
fundamentally this procedure is '
no different from. a book or a
pamphlet of any kind because
the key to the whole system is
the setting out in a coherent
program the very careful series
of graduations through which the
acquisition of any piece of com-
plex knowledge proceeds. As in
any process of. learning the clue


to work like a charm. They claim
that :':':- can train the average
youngster in two hours and 'they
are' making, house calls to settle
-down..:,-:.'. -v mothers who
have been working at the prob-
lem without success.
The young -:': '' psychblo-
gists look more :: :.. ...-.- 'thin
: :.i else. E1 -: Si the door
bell at a :-.-. home carrying
a, potty chair along with a sack


to the situation is acquiring the
ability to' ask the right ques-
tions. Once these questions have
been posed the correct answers
follow almost inevitably.
It will at once be seen that the
proper ordering of information
to be acquired both in its logi-
cal sequence and in the sequence
which is adjusted to the ability
of the child to understand the
material which he is being, given
is a matter of immense complex-
ity, and will require a great deal
of effort before even moderately
correct procedures are. adopted.
But, here again, we see the be-
ginnings of a major revolution
in educational methods ,similar
toW the revolution which began
when text books were first in-
troduced which attempted to set
out material in an orderly and
attractive manner on the basis
of observations of children who -


Letter to


the Editor

i Dear Wesley:
With the Christmas season
coming up, I wonder how many
so-called ':.-*.',, will go out
and celebrate the birth of Christ
by :-- ..- .; drunk?
I'm sure the ?*.. ..did not in-
tend for us to celebrate His
birth ,r: ;'",- manner.
This year, let's celebrate' real
CHRISTMAS and not just an,
.XMAS! Put Christ back into ,re'
Christmas season and thank God
for His great gift to usl
SHIRLEY R. ; :P":. M.D.

(I'm with you Doe -- E

Seven Graduate
From Gulf Coast


Seven Gulf : ." '-"- r'.: are
among Gulf Coast '.. .'.- :' Col-
lege's .116 candidates for gradua-
ton at the conclusionn of the. fall
semester.
The r:-; '.-* :- to include the
largest fall graduating class in the
history of Gulf Coast, will take
place December 21 at 8:00 p.m. in
the C.--D'-. Fine Arts -.,.,
Included from Port .St Joe will
be i :'. ': r ':--" -- -'-* Peggy
Jean BFrkett -and-1. Gene
Griffin.
Included from -.'-,"" ...
be Robert 1-.'- ;.-- '. .' '
Sue McGill, JaM. --'. b
and .- '' ,

of potato chips, candy 'and a six
pack -of col0 drinks plus a thirse
ty baby CleL
Anxious, parents are urged to
get lost for a couple 'of hours.
Quickly making friends with the
youngster, they clear the room
'of distracting to;': a .1.i ;'.. i.
potty-chair as t*yj i.iintu, to
Gain tf.,.- ch d's ,'..,.. "* -.and
good 'aiS Thentl-. t '.) dres-
sed in heavy cotton training
pants ind is .'r. a soft drink'
.'T d told he 'r-n 1 .. all he
.y.\. ,. -
Then the-J, i] i. .",,,r', a
thirsty baby dof an .I to
give. it a drink. The "';. ..'co,-
ly wets' and she is .t.:.'.
pl;.. :- on a dol l sized i '- t;.:
,plays' "Mary Had a r.1' n.. Lamb'S"
to -..;" '"-;-?. I -?'r;. The doll
is then rewarded wtih a potato
chip 'by the child.
The i: "i. rt'.~ out that-the
doll really ats like .a big girl.
That is why she is rewarded.
The trainers then put their pa-
tient-on*a potty and when he
-'.{ :-:.: he is 7. .,.' reward-
ed. Everybody claps hands. The
baby is hugged and told what a
big boy he is.
Then, in a sort of m'an -to inan
the trainers point out '
much more comfortable. -
pants are 'The '. is asked,
.- r. *: .wet his
pants?" Of course not.
'' trainers cheek' .. pa-
tient : few minutes and are
lavish in their : '- if the pants
are found to be dry. Rewards in
the form of potato chips, candy
and soft ". :' -. the child.
If :' -..'. .'.. proves .'-'I ";
the trainers do not scold. They
look hurt and sorrowful and the
reward is withheld.
-The psychologists explain that
it does not take long for a child
'to realize, that he will get .more
attention and love and be re-
warded when he is dry. Dr. Foax.
states, "This .is solization. This
is what happiness is all about."
When parents regain their
child they are iistructed'in the
system, urged to examine the
child frequently and to always
praise and reward him for
achievement.
There you have it. A solution
to one of life's more perplex-
ing problems. A problem that
must be met by everyone, either
as a parent or a child, sometime
in life.

are actually learning subjects in
schools.
The implicit assumption which
underlies programmed instruc-
tion is, of course, that the child
will derive benefit from the ma-
terial which is set out and that
the less distraction there is from
the orderly presentation of the
material, the more economically
and efficiently will he acquire
the material. In fact it has been
found that it is fairly difficult
to sustain the interest of chil-
dren beyond the early stages of
programmed instruction. This is
because much of their enthus-
iasm to learn comes from the
social environment in which they
find themselves.


Efaoin


'Shrdlu
by WESLEY R. RAMSEY


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Sr... St, Joe's Jaycees, under the leadership of chair-
man Bob Moore, ,can well be prod .of the Christmnas par-
ade they produced last Saturday rmmning. Not only was
t the klo.-T. parade in the history of the annual event,
bt the-: t .iK-it ad floats were worth the time and effort
of T % pIN-'t 13d emangto see. '
th LT..- it may seem to e an expensive amderiaking in
time. and money for .'.T- 36 to 45 minutes" entertainment,
the T:rr.?iT -T.'-'h t-.. : -. th large crowd present attest-
ed to the fket that it was n- rv mth worthwhile.
4 *-
-..:'- Gators came withfif apmnt of the
,;. -.r ,.r ,ir< 4.'_. r.'-- secomff..-.rm-Sf estate
; ." ':.5t'. ^.-tjr -, r;.'-' ii bhr, Ti t tfread. break
was all' .:.-*'.. .'.'. nee to' sew the' t -- .T' the
....',J:.' :.. up' iM their. little ,' =. T.v.and' ceart it off
home. "
That's the, :,- it goes in championship' play. Two
years ago, when thie Shiarks fT. to' score in' two golden
opportunities i W .I'.-... the' Wfil dcts also" took
.T.- ".... of that break to take- thLegame:.
S The Gators are-t o be t ;.,I- uil:tl.J f ortheir- efforts
'this year,. They iad a -..ich. sedule-one tliat would
have kept _..=f teams from 'v, gettmg a ,chance at th-
state T.,:1.'-. That" ^' kind of kids you'rfind' Gulf
,* '..' :.1' _:, '1, r ....i.TI i competitors;

I wish my little: .- .-l' .-u tlie e dsin Gulf
S>-.i v li T -, I 'I. .. a ii" of iixtype'
metal en ?.1. 1-i.'. toe 'f '. -,.1 .- ii. I admit it
was *r_..~*u:B t.. make a k .e'.* **. cry; It smartedT
TP. toe is broken, I- ilI The. t'I-* r liad to go out
so I r',l get a chance togo to 0,.- doctor. There'is
n..t..i.; they can do .. a1-. -..i bII, toe (on one's.only
1...... foot) -"'i..v .', >..' to "'-, "Yep, it's broken .
$10.00 please."
I was already elow.. 'IN.'-: added impediment has put
me at about the : t..-.' of a crawl. But, do you think I
got ,'y y ',"' y .I',.*i,', get any sympathy, any more.
I had a few snide remarks ,.l.'.if "don't you have anything'
better to do than 3'"'. 30 p .,'i- "1. of lead on your toe?"
"What's the matter r' you pick up 30 pounds any-
more :,'. it,,t. dropping You must REALLY be, over
the hill". "You be more ii! of those toes, they're all
y., /.. gonna get and you fUill have to make us: a liTi,".
I even had an offer to 1i fi pair of safety. ehoes.
SP ir r..o -.-'pof, Next .time: I drop a li'-h..' "'",i r";
think rI'l.lh, miss my toe .if. I'm n.At tiri, to' get
"
S .any...

They did it on purpose.
Weather forecasts for he moon shot last Wednesday
rb i-. said ans k-.r.'..;, sky would keep people from the
Port St. Joe area from t:.' hetrail of fie from the
rocket as it shot toward the moon. But come T minua-
one minute and I hobbled outside, to find the sky as clear
as a 7-Up. I ,," ','-,-,? me a, spot where I could look East-
,ward ,t.-.'.L:;:, the pine iI':-'. and searched for' the tell-
".G.. tail of flame. But no '.. Back to the TV and'I
found that the blooming' Ib"" was "holding" with 30 sec-
onds left.
T ,.i,"':,. at '..:... I'- ''-- y kept the rocket on-' the'
:,...r. *' pad just k .' -:.h 'for the fog to roll in and'foi-
, ever obliterate my }' ,. to see a moon rocket go off
I think they ought to do it again, just so we can see'
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A Thought to
Remember
There is a story from Arabia
that is worth repeating.
A -,uri, man came to a wise
old sheik, and asked, "What kind
of people live in El Kamen? I
would like to move my family
from our village."'
'What kind. of people live in.
your village now?" asked, the
sheik.
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Rish's Observing
Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Rish, Sr.,
of Wewahitchka, will observe'
their Fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary next week. They were unit-
ed in marriage at Fort Gaines,
Georgia, on December 20, 1922.
They are the parents of Roy P.
Jr., Robert C., William, J. and
the late Henry I. Riih.
A reception in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Rish will be held Sun-
day, December 17 from 3:00 un-
til 5:00 p.m., CST, in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rish,
in W'- :' '. Roy P. oRish,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rish
and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rish
will host the occasion.
All friends and *..i:. of
the honored couple -are invited
to call .....' *-' the appointed
hours. II is i '' -: .:'.,;: that no
gifts be '. : : :

White City Church
Sets Yule Program
The White City Assembly of
God Church will have a, Christmas
program at 8;00 p.m. Thursday, De-
cember 21, in the church, auditor-
ium. -- 1
Everyone is extended' an invi-
tation to 'attend.


Mrs. WilliamHall, 40 3 Madi-
son Strqet,: Oak Grove, was hon-
ired with a birthday party at
ehr horna Sunday. Mrs. Hall was
celebrating her 77th 't. i.,,y.


'The party 'was given by the,'
Senior High Acteens of the Long
Avenue Baptist Church .and their
.. sponsors, Mrs. 'George Holland
and ,Mrs. Barnie Earley.'
Those attending were: Nancy
and Rose Nobles, Laura Rudd,
Debbie Jones, Eva Maddox, Gay-
S la Davis, Donna Maddox, Pat and'
Christy Jamison and Mr. and


Mrs. William Hal cuts birthday cake

Honored On 77th Birthday


Mrs. Barnie Il.'. '
'Mrs. Hall was presented with
-,f ,.. refreshments of birth-
day cake and punch were served.

Chiistmas ,,Program
The Church of the Nazarene wel-
comes everyone at 7:00 p.m. Sun-
day, December 17 to attend their
The program is in!two parts. The
Juniors v, J d'q recitations and
to., ."My Fl'rft' .,.i_ be presented
|by li.- :iulfh rira. ltens.


Special Meeting
For Saddle Club


There will be'a special meeting
of the.- -.*.- :f.,t-i.t,- City Saddle
Club 1I .,,, December 16'at 7:00
p.m. at the Union Hall on Sixth
Street.
All members and interested per-
sons are invited to attend.

Bottle Club Meeting
'Saturday At 7:30
* The Northwest Florida Regional
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monthly meeting Saturday at -7:30
p.m. in the Centennial,Building.
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Mrs. Gosnell Hosts Dickson Says Cage Team
Pentecostal Women .
e W. A.as the "Most Potential"
costal Church met in the home of Has the "M os Potential""
their pastor with 15 ladies present
and six seniorG.A. girls for their "This basketball team has the shooting percentage hasn't been
annual Christmas party Monday.
Theannual Christmas decoparty Mons in and mot .:-. of any team I've the best". The other change, in
The Christma decorations in and ever coached", Coach Bill Dick- Dickson's words was "the coaches'
around the hme were beautiful son told the Port St. Joe Rotary tail mus remain in contact with
The meeting opened with con- Club last ,.:- in' speaking of the bench while a play is in mo-
cert prayer. The hostess, Mrs. Gos- the current Tiger .' i Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Waldo of
nell, read- ',- .:--- of the birth of Dickson pointed to the slick ball Guests of the club were Ronald ort St. Joe announce the birth of
the Saviou'i from Luke 2. She then handling of Fred Russ, the jump- Hodges, new' in Port St. Joe -and a son, Heath Matthew on NOwem-
stressed 'a closer walk in the com- ing and :- ..:*.- of Sandy Quinn Jerry Gates of Wewahitchka. ber 3.
ing year with the master, giving and Tim ::-. -::-. eas' being the Mr. and Mrs. Huey Huston
'all to Him' bright spots of the team. Mr. and Mrs. Huey Huston Ha
'' e r n t h C i Beach Businessmen dy, Sr, 885 Hayes Avenue, Hfigh-
Secretl.als were revealed and The Coach said the team "-. : :.: 1 land View, are the parents of a s
gifts were. to wi and were very disturbed with GU words Huey Huston, Jr., born November
names for the coming year was over their season opener loss to 5.
held. Paxton. "This. wasn't exactly un-
Evdryone present enjoyed the Dickson said "since we .*..- Christmas .- Mr. and Mrs. Gene H. Byrd of
-: of cakes, had a blow-out on the bus on :' i~. -~_:i'-> -.. home of Mr. Port St.. Joe announce the birth of
S..-re, ,',- .: 1 f punch. way to Paxton and' 30 min- apd Mrs. Cares Guifford-and his a baby girl, Angelia Darline on No-
-, utes after the game had started, lovely -..:'- j.. ,.for a Christ- vember 12.
The team wasn't in any mood to mas party of the ~exico Beach
Winners Announced play ball after that Businessmen's Associafion *.7.r- Mr. and Mrs. B., r".' Bryant, III,
Ladies Gof Tourney I "Our only weakness may be in day night, December 9. 1316 Avenue C, announce the birth
.Les. ourey a tendency to get wild in a tense Elegant horse d'ourves were the of a son, George, IV, on November
The firs ladies monthly golf situation", Dickson said, "but we'- order of the evening as members 12 ,
tournament ras held; at the St. re working on that and also free celebrated the season and first year Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Lee Coat-
Joseph's Bay Country Club on throws". of the Businessmen's Association. ney of Apalachicola, announce the
Thursday,'iDbcember 7. Dickson described two rules A *.'.:.r.' group of members birth of a girl, Cindy Paulette on
Faye -Coxe won low net score, changes this year. One is that no joined and celebrated MBBA's sue- November 16.
Janet King~ and Zella Anderson foul shots will be maNe except in cessful year of --:r .._. :_.-. '.
tied for -seeond. Margaret Costin a one and one situation, on a two and .':- = : that has given this1 Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Cain
won closest to hole 'on number 7. shot foul and a technical' foul. town at the East end of their eof .p'4i u.-'-1. announce the ar-
:.' i];i 5 '.q ui: won high net score "This should speed the game' up Miracle Strip a most' successful rival of Paula Michelle on Novem-
-J Caroish high gross score .'and will help us because our foul year f:' her 29.


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Mrs. Chason Hostess
.To Club 22 Meeting

Mrs. Susie Chason was hostess
for the December meeting of Club
22. The meeting was opened with a
,prayer. .
Officers elected for 1973 includ-
'ed: president, Violet Harrison;
vice-president, E s t er Roberson;,
secretary, Hazel Sims; treasurer,.
Mamie Lou -Dare.
The next meeting was scheduled
for February 5.
Mrs.. Chason ,served refresh-
ments of Jell-o combination, dec-
orated for the holidays to Mrs. Ha-
el Sims, Mrs. Lois Daniell, Mrs.
Jessie Owens, Mrs. Pearl Whit-
field, Mrs, Aliene Hightower,,Mrs.,
Vi Harrison, Mrs& Ester Roberson,
Mrs.. Mamie Lou Dare and Mrs,
Shifley Webb.

H. View Methodists
Offering Yule Program
T The Highland View Methodist
Church will present their Christ-
.mas play Tuesday, December 19 at
:7:.700 p.m. at the church.
Everyone is invited to attend.



SOUNDS

RECORDS and

TAPES

Coffee Tables
Posters

Black Lights

Sew-on Patches
Popular
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MARGARET ANN COOLEY

Engagement

Announced

Mr. and MsClyde Cooley of
Sneads announce the engage-
ment and approaching marriage
of' their daughter, .Margaret Ann,
to Steve Russell Forehand, son
bf Mr. ind Mrs. R. E. T',,-'''-.'n
of Wewahitchka.
The wedding will be an event
of December 22 at 7:00 p.m. in
the Shady' Grove Methodist
Church near Sneads.
.. No invitations are being sent
but all friends and relatives are
invited to attend.


White City F. D.

Bringing Santa


The .White City. Volunte
Department is bringing
Claus to White City '. .
ternoon.
The firemen will have
Claus at the fire house fr
to 4:O0 p'.m ',.' -' to .
all the children of, the area
present them with a gift.
. All White City .children
ed to turn out'and greet Sa


ser Fir
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S$125.0


Lyler Kirksey Mrs.

Taken by Death Dies
Kathlee:
Lyler Kirksey, age 72, of wife of t
Money Bayou, passed away Mon- ders, diet
day, December 4 in. the Weems November
Memorial Hospital in Apalachi- ness.
cola. Survive:
Survivors include his wife, ters, Mrs.
Mrs. Eva Mae Kirksey, two Warren,
adopted sons, Willie James Pee- Davis of
ple of Port St Joe and Junior ters, three
Dale of Mobile, Ala.; -two sisters- Ms. Dore
in-law, four brothers-inlaw and nooga, T
a host of other relatives. TRobert O.
*. "' -, WTenn., am
Funeral services were con- Spring Ci'
ducted Saturday from the Phila- burial
delphia Primitive Baptist Church Spring Ci
with the Rev. George Wilson f-. Tenn.
ficiating .Interment followed in
Forest -ill Cemetery under the
direction of F:o i ast
Home. Last
Seasi

lanai i 1Doe A
Le l Adv. at 12 no
16 for t
IN THE COURT OF THE phase of
COUNTY JUDGE, G UL F season.
s: COUNTY, STATE OF FLA. The h
'Estate of The t
-FAIRO L. AMAN, SR., remain
Deceased. L h
NOTICE' OF FILING PETITION noon t
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE OF noon to
EXECUTRIX is 12 bi
NOTICE is hereby, given that I ,
have filed -my final returns as Ex-
.ecutrix of the Estate of Fairo, L.
Aman, Sr., deceased; that I have
4 ',',. my Petition for Distribution
and for Fin al .'. -1 and that
on the1.7 '1r.'." of T-. ", 1973,
-I will 'I-..' t one *r. G:e Judges
of' the "' .."*..-'.. Court in and for
Gulf County, Florida, for approval.
', -.. ,, returns and for an order of
distribution and for final discharge
'as Executrix of the Will of Fairo
L. Aman, Sr., deceased."
December llthi 1972.
JANIE L. AMAN,
re Executrix of the Estate of
... Fairo L Aman, Deceased.


:,i af .I
IN. THE CIRCUIT COURT,
F OURTEENTH J JUDICIAL
om 2:00 CIRCUIT OF THE STATE
. OF FLORIDA, IN-AND FOR
n to- GULF COUNTY.
and to CLAUDIA FLOWERS HADDOCK,-.
Plaintiff,
-vs-
are urg- CURTIS '. -.OWERS,
anta. Defendant.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: Curtis Flowers
509 Grady Street
Thomasville, Georgia 31792
YOU ARE NOTIFIED" That an
action to. T::":,h a Georgia Judg-
ment of Divorce and,,. :'" f-, ne
as *'.. ,, has been :i ,- '| t
5 you and you are .required to serve
a. copy of. your written defenses,
5 .if any, to it on Honorable Cecil G.
Costin, Jr., Plaintiff's Attorney,
0 whose address is 221 Reid Avenue,
Port St. Joe, *:' *: on or before
the'.5th day 7 :,.. A.D 1972,
and file the _: :. a. ..i the Clerk
0 .of this -Court either before service
on Plaintiff's Attorney or immed-
5 lately thereafter; otherwise a de-
fault will be entered against you
for the relief demanded in the
-. :. r Petition.
m.' y:' m hand and the seal
5 of this Court onthe 12th day of
*1'B' 1972 Y. onI
,"..,.'Ad Yo CORE
Clerk of Circuit Court
(SEAL) 4t-1 14



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THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Florida THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1972


Harry Saunders
n Arkansas Eta Upsilon Meets
an as.A 'iPL n. -aI --


n P. ,(Browne) Saunders,
he late, Harry H. Saun-
d in :Warren, Arkansas,
r 24 after a lengthy ill-


AT rower Lounge


The Eta Upsilon Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi held its fourth meeting
of the year at the Florida Power
Lounge with Mrs. Freida Jacobs
as hostess.


rs include two daugh- After the opening ritual and
Kathleen- S. :-, <5. of r -.":.:g 'of the minutes the com-
Ark., and, Mrs. Susan S. mittee reports were given by the
Perry; four granddaugh- chairinen. It was reported that the
*e gandsons; one sister, cook books' are selling very well
othy haggard of Chatta- and also the two year calendars,
enn,. and .two brothers, An : ..: program was giv-
Phlips : en by Mrs. Dot Williams. It was
:do Burton R. Philips of. tited- :r. .,'- and had many
ty, Tenn -interesting points.
was on.'- : 28, at After the program and closing
ty C.:'-" Spring City, .ritual. : .:.:. :.refreshments were
I served by the hostess, Mrs. Jacobs.

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.n Opens Sat.
hunter r ; :. be afield
n on 7., D.: December
the' ..--: : : the. third
the 1972-73 dove ', a..r.r

hird :'' f 7' phase Will
open "r,. -January 8.
hunting :'-: :. -- from 12
sunset and the -:::;. bag
rds .. : *..


Tourney Sunday
A "Scotch Foursome" golf tour-
nament will be held at the St.
"- .- ,Country Club Sunday,
December' 17, ..-" to Code
.-':. club pro.


-Those wishing, to :. .,
must enter by Friday afternoon.
Starting times for the various t YO S W i I T St1ar
flights'"will be posted in the Pro
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r ..MB STAR. P St. Jo. PO m THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1972
G the excessived-spongX d bris) is
very desirable. Anyway, remove
as if uch of the dead or browned
grass as possible.
L oBroadcast ten to 20 pounds of
fresh, weed-free seed per 1,000
square fe t of surface area and
rake lightly to get the seed through
the bld. sodc and in contact with the
S s so wil. A fertilizer spreader can be
by SH NNON SMITH ured to apply the seed. For best
coverage apply half the seed in'
i ome Grounds Specialist one direction and the rest at a
right angle to the first application.-
University of Florida A more uniform stand can be es-
,-bA1-'d this way. It is not ab-
....Yn.... ,e ecessary buit possible,
to-. ;'sE: the seed with about t one-
Are yu., ashamed of how bad will provide color and cover the eighth. inch of soil to cover the
your lawn looks in the winter? Is rest of the. growing season. The ee'. The trick in :'. the
it brown; except for those winter ryegrass will have td be reseeded ryegrasi gi p-nr..p: watering. The
weeds Then think about overseed- the next winter when the perman- ~c m'.s. e kept mostr, not flood-
ing for a winter lawn. Color it ent g lfss again browns off and ed, for proper,. : i ahnd
a-green this winter goes dormant. :c ,Th of the seedlings; This may
Cou M'on ryegrass is by far the Est.abhahmernt of winmt.er .-er:: meArn glig t watering several times
most popular cool-season grass for i a fairly simple procedure. It is a day especially during mid-day.
winter law-ns It. has many "com- best to 'iaat unthl the bpi'rj- ersnt Water just enough to keep the
men" names behn riberred to as lawn grass is approaching or has eed moist, Continue requent wa-
Ita-ban, American, Orer-on, import- reached its dormant perio(l T m' te Ing until the plants are well i:-
ed, dome:-tic, native, annual rTe or rmeAs Jin around mid to late tablished. -
just pOlin ryegrass' Common rye- November in central and inrth -n Beginm g when the grass i
gl.ra i 'wdely adopted, duoe w e l Florida. South Florida is usually tal e.n yough .lo n-bt roan one
In either sun or shade and toler- o waim tlit t'be lawy grasses f t o enough to ibe cut-around one
te frPrque ient closure ,mowig. If don't go do;nt owever,the: o two inhes. Maintain this height
e.eded be:Aiy an4 mowed close-, n& diolor enough h to Just~by welter. Wter when nieces' r i .'.
Jy, it :.. 'ro a viry denze ue of ryegr .: for winter color, winter. Water when necessary t-
and attractive law-n throughout tb "Te lawn should be mowed low.nn a doftern h and ces or
m Since it IF: an annual it will 'to the gr~nd, raked and rthei- -7
die out)t Ln .1.t. :.prinag or eirlyl wise triromned to remove. as ru:h iDront leave yourt.liwn brown and
Osinm.r. By the bPtme the ryegrass deL;n a p.:rible. Close-n.,l ng, un,,ghti this -:. Color it
dieo, the permanent lawngrass: uis.Jly the most homeowners ,green- with ryegrass and go hfu:
should be actively growing rudI ..a do but-de-thatehing (removal. dass with gra:i


Chtana.e MAhd In. Flina. FPr Social


Security Disaility Funds


Congressmen Announce Funding


Congressman Bob Sikes, along
with Senators Edward J. Gurney
and Lawtc C:hii'eand Congress-
roan Do'- FTI :,, ennaunci .his
week the- r..:-- ci $1',",:, by
the I' rm T' f?? F
egina
study in -.' ". .--. ..
Northwest Ti :':
."This is wll.
have far : I- i 'impact on


every citizen of the area," Sikes
s a i-d in his announcement.
"Flood control, navigation, wa-
' ter supplies and waste manage-
ment :facilities will be studied
and proper guidance developed
to control these problems.".
The counties involved in the
study include Escambia, Santa
Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton, Bay,
Washington.. G ul f, Calhoun,


Franklin, Liberty and Wakulla
and the adjacent coastal areas.
The study will include approp-
riate consideration of the needs
for protection, against floods,
wise use of flood plains lands,
navigation facilities, regional
water supply and waste water
management systems, general
recreational facilities, enhance-


ment and control of water qual-
ity, conservation of fish and
wildlife, and other measures for
environmetitl purposes and hu-
man resotrcei developmit44
Now that the money has been
released by the Department of
Defense to the Corps of Engin-
eers the study will begin within
a few weeks. It is anticipated
'that it will take three years to
complete the study at a cost of
abOuft $1.5 million.
The area encompasses 8,128
square miles with nearly 500,000
residents.


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Applications for disability b ai t'-h.le three i nt, after a disabled death but for some reason didn't
fit.; ma-y bh fled aftr a worklr'sr worers drle-th .t file a applica- appl for benefits.
death under new provision.; of the fi or for 'his retroactive disability "If it's found that the worker
soCial l.e tive in January, :a!.-ordrIo to David plained. ments, his survivors will be able
kir binIs, ciJ Se.iurfTiy Field uit an 'apih.it.'iao must be to get retroactive disability pay-
R:.pr ntiv, for Gulf Cointy. fJrd- bcf're Feb,'r ,y, 1, 1973,; if ments as well ag any lryvi'-onr
"''PJis h aj:l.' w,'rj't affcri, many tht. wolkekr Aie in OFtober 1972 benefits tbh-t r, iy be ~pavarle n~,vs
people bi At .',, be imp'.rfant to or '- .'J.r,' e :-n or in the future," Lir,:on said.
rotie f:iamli-,," Jobhinrson :said. 'Pr-'io.ly, Ly ~ :.: fcr di:: To ge more iFr,,rl;n &b'.i
Th.vpTrovi irr wi.ll only aply in ab.i' ter.'nt' "f'i '.*., te- fl ed; payments for.a:. .> cf di7bihty
..:. ,, ~, i .nrrif.i' a r 7 : th: .lr-,IN C: : ..r ,a- .tL! I or. the :.' : worker .
H, 'ir.,l,.r hi ly,?.. *, l;o n-.,, it -i'- ,,i ,i i'' .r t i, y ii lji .t:: b-r.fc l :.; .o.=] *-.' ',
Sf 'e ch.u. rj the av' wii "~:- or,visit th sootal. ecurity i.ffice ,t
'" 1"-i lh' ." a d' rJlin -for f .,',l ,' b.or- fit; t(. th 'utvi;'or. ,f 13.J16"' r .::.r A ,.i; .u F"ii.,,
".lt suI ,pplitrlion t," he said. iw>.ri~-rs w %h were severely di Ci- "
in-'Wtt future, ulrvivhrs ,wf abled for six months before their'


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Kiwanis Hears Talk

On Money Control
Paul LeBlanc of Investors Diver- vestment and investing for growth.
sifed Services told the-Kiwanis people are either over-
Club a person has his 9inances,wellpeople are either oer-
under, control if he has adequate insured or under-insured and over-
control over four phases of his in- premiumed" LeBlane said. He urg-
come and available cash. ed close inspection by everyone of


The four areas of money inan-
agement include "Put and Take"
money for current needs; adequate
insurance program; fixed dollar in-


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"Many people carry insurance cov-
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THE TELESTIA


Musical Group Appearing At Oak
Grove Assembly Church Saturday
The Telesial, A singing and mu-


From A Tiny Seed
SMrs.-RuUIh4ewrlShows3 off the giant mustard plant she grew
in her back yard at 152 Avenue C. Leaves on the plant measiied
31" long and,22" wide. Mrs. Beverly said, "I didn't do anything
special. I went off to take care of a sick sister for two weeks and
when I got back, there it was.". -Star photo


ly because it's cheap".
Every person should have a fix-'
ed dollar inveetme t the speaker
contended to prr'we a.eady
source of accessible money incaie`
of .,ergetey *'.d as a hedge
against retirement. "ThistA i e't e.-
., :; r m.'- y-rmAking invest-
ment", LeBlaneic sa, "but it can
provide r;:e,.z:.ry ach at times
when it ti re.-ded. Mort saving
and -. c ,rnir: fO.'.l tbhanr they buliJ.
In the rea... of investing. fr
growth, the speaker wared this
can be risky and adi-ed that no-
body invest in these areas unless
they could afford to lose the mon-
ey invested. "It is a speculation-.,,
and speculations can be wrong".
LeBlane 'again warned that those
seeking investment counsel go to
an expert. "Beware of wild claims
-for making fast money because
such claims can often be .accom-
.pied by fraud". .
'By 'wise management of the
."put and take", money and seeking
:expert advice in the other three
areas, one can have, a .sound.jfi-
nancial future", he said.


sic Egri.p from 'QuiAlmsn,Georgia,
will-be in a proernar t the Oak
Grove: Assembly'"of God Church
Saturday, December 16' at 7:30
p.m., according to the pastor, Aa-
ron Gillman.
The band consists of Tommy
Stanland at the piano. Darrell Wil-
Jori;i\\ A F ort Joe),
ba'3 and Roger Ilme-s .-d gui-
tar. *.' *;.. *: .
The Te ';iali ve presented, a
6unid of gr.sel music t, much of
,th.me United State. Last June the
group signed a contract with Cal-
vary Records of Fresno, California,
only to be followed with a book-
ing, contract with "Nashville Gos-
pel Talent Agency" of Nashville,
"Tennessee.
The Telestials could almost be
called a family affair. Beth Glass
sings also and her sister, Betty
Gay sings tenor. Singing bass is
Beth and Jimmy Glas' son, Sammy.
The outsider in the group is Jim
Woods, also formerly of Port St.
Joe, who sings the lead
The Oak Grove Asssitntly of GodT
.Church invites everyone to attend
this special gospel music program.


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Standard
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Lindy
Sweet Peas


PAL Pure Vegetable 88 Ounce Jug

COOKING OIL


5 cans


$1.29


Grade "A" 10 to 14 Pound Average


TURKEYS


Ga. Grade "A"
Small EGGS --- 2 doz.


89c


Georgia Grade "A"
FR Y ER S ------- lb. 33c
Fresh Ground Daily
HAMBURGER 3 Ibs. $1.59
Tender, Dellelot ) ,. mA. vw'..,
7-Bone STEAK -----__b. 79c


Shounder
Round STEAK lb.


99c


lb.


45c


Center Cut
Chuck ROAST- Ib. 79c


Choice Beef
Sirloin STEAK


-lb. $1.29


Brisket
STEW BEEF ----3 lbs. $1.00
Center Cut
PORK CHOPS------lb. 99c
Cured
PI C NCIS l-b. 49c


Fresh TenderN S

BAKING HENS lb. 49c


ROBERSON'S


GROCERY
S"PORE BOY'S CORNER"
IN UPTOWN HIGHLAND VIEW
OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. to 7 P.M.
SPECIALS FOR
Thurs., Fri., Sat., Dec. 14, 15 and 16


Youth Filts Presents





Color Film






December 15-7:30 p.m.












ken communication, hip-

FOR JUNIORHIGH a SENIORIGHpie philosophies and od-
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THE ST~a Port St. Je Florlde


THURSDAY, D~P ECEMUR S.17.






THE StAR, Port St. Joe, Florida THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1972 PAGE NflT
Parish ha a 446 .series for Shirt Comforter's I --- 30 22 2 Kilpatrick's took three out of Roberson's Market ------17 27 Bertha Clayton had a 463 series
I and Tfr.c.h. Berth Clton led St. Joe Kraft d------ 29 23 four from Creech's. Patty Holland Creech's 12 32 for Dixie Seafood and Addys Hicks
Com foster's with a 160 Wgame... as the best for Kilpatrick's, with ---- ---- had a 438 series for Players.
all foures. St. Joe Furretj~e 27 25z her 361 series. Elaine Jackson's LADIES WINTER LEAGUE
St. JoeFurniture won all four St. Joe ... 28 series was topfor Creech's. eam No. 1 took three out of berson'swon all four games
games from St. Joe Kraft. Jo Sea- Bowen'.? C.g.-.ii ---. 4 48 four games from the ox Plant and from Kilpatrick. Marie Davis was
ley led St. Joe Furniture with a, ---- -- Player's also won. three out of he Bo xPlant managed 'ust one high bowler for Roberson's with
187 game and 490 series. Evelyn' LADIES VWINTER LEAGUE four games. leaving Team No. 1 h T s.ay ang.e Loi SmT h a 364 series Pat Kilpatrick rolled
Smith had a 155 game and Ruby Car-,?r-i '-: each only a single game. WMary Whit- T .. N a 329 series forLher team.
was high bowler for Team N., a 9 i fe1a
Lucas had a 419 series for Kraft; won t- '..; r..t was field tossed a 438 series for Play- 4 rie Rub Luca Standings 'W
Williams AlleyKatswon-allifour high :- with a 'ers and Lois Smith rolled a 420 bowled a 438 series for the losercas tam s28 12
A-l, --as__ ur ql. howled a 438 series for the loser&. Campbell's Drugs------- 28 12


I "." ,.. '. .- games from Bowen's Cowgirls. Di- 413 E .: M.; -. .;. .s the series for Team No. 1.
A .' / "' L'EA GU"E' ,h.. '. gn .eba ane Terry had a high game of 158 best ,:: .- r. r 375 W L
GULF COUNTY LADIES LEAGUE an had a 166 Me and Melba nd Eleanor W, Zias had a 434 series.
Wednesday, D.ecember 6, Flo.n4a B.iherS h.d a 45.0 ser-es for the series fosthe Alley Kats. Lou Mork Dix -.:.: out of,' I .' .::..- ..... 30 14
First Natiordri p'~r-, w'j three out Stevedores Eiala D.kiey ;:.ed ut edit'db Cw.-i.- with a 142 game fobr g.- ':- Box Dixie Seafood _--------- 29 15
of four games from Stc Jo Steve- the 2-7 split. 3 :.-.: E .' .-: Market --- 25 19
-dores. Chjisitne Lightfoot had a Shirt and Trophy won all four. Sfarni gs W -L .Dixie .... : series ? :-. Box Plant 23 21
192 ~ame and .os Sm ith had a 52 game5 from Comforter's. .May .t X.>.r i Trophy 34 18 Barton had' -. : : ,for .- No. 1 20 24
series for thie 1 nk Lce Ba.. "Whitheld lid a 175 game and Sue Fur,.. : : t'; Bank 31% 120%. Box Plant. 20 24





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2 Mattresses
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S : met with Creech's Dixie Seafood ---------26 14
with I '::. walking away with Box Plant '2 18


all four games. Dot O'Shall owied
a 406 series for Campbell and Eula
Dickey had a 420 series for Creech.
Dixie :- :, ,i won three games
and Players had to settle. far one.


Player's Market 22
Team No. 1 19
K itri .'s' *,17
Roberson's, Gro. 5
Creech Laundry 11


Complete Police St.andards Course
S '-..,' ,.of Investigation .. -.,. ';' A. "'' pre+
S of .'.. to RoyEar, Robinson (center) and/
Wayne .. -: 1 (right) of the ? .',:' St Joe Police Department. -.
Both, w ere gaduates of Gulf Coast- Community (..-l":. Ninth
S ... elass December 8. Spring

Adult Ca ge d ".>i- '@t".mr'
20, which is the sgnup .11..-
Le ue or ed Players may/sign up teh
the high school '.1', P,-,
body Peterson, Police Station and
A ."=:' "L :1 league, is being or- Elementary Gym at night p.-'itice
Sanized' under the -.'..*'an of sessions. ..- .
Ken :,, n. 'The league will be, The coaches will meet December
composed 6f t.-.r,- with a 10- 20 at 7:00 p.m., to select teams.
man limit plus the coach. Six coa-
0 have, been selected as fol- CA'ID OF. THANKS
James. McGee, Bill .Wewish to extend our deep ap-
S.'.- Ei-.-. Thomas,- Davis 3. :. ,n
". .ia .. '* i -.' ed :,, ". .' .. .of I .,

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Valve and Seat 'Regrinding
Valve Seal, Guide and 'Seat 'Installation
Disassembly Cleaning Inspection
Testing Head,Crack Testing
'Head 'Resurfacing
High Performance Services
Brake Drum and Disc 'Rotor Turning
40-Ton Hydraulic 'Press Shop


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Fast Delivery


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--: d'HE STAR. Port St. J.o, Florlda THURSDAY,, DECEMBER 14, 1972


. .Art Association Names Committee


j ~To Head Organization's Activities


participate individually in the Serving on the Board of Trus- Only members whose dues are cur-
i&g' Ding at Mexico Beach next tees for 1973 will be Mrs. Thomas rent will receive the newsletter.
summer. October was set as the Mitchell, Mrs. Ed Ramsey, Mrs. All members who have not paid4A
time for an annual art show and Darryl Sikes and Mrs. John Sowers. their dues for the coming year, or
,exhibit, possibly juried. The exact They will neep members informed anyone wishing to join the organ-
date and place will be announced concerning activities and business ization is urged to contact Mrs. Ed
ilater.. by means of a periodic newsletter. I Ramsey, 227-7471.


Gifts, Christmas music, and art
all added to the festivities at the


1. ulior Ie -M eer t a b'

evmilmS, Id M d SKndrss tiy
0 med ipoitant mb i yourm
EL Ilik s assures you at
M IN e h safe hands. Place your
Sald Wfocto and Oruist. When
Sam M bot team up to make
m wel Brin your Doctor's prm-
MWioe to ow Reat drug store.
YOUR

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BUZZETT'S
DRUG STORE
Ph. 22q-3371 317.,Villiams
. Plenty of Free P.rk;nq
Convenient Drive-in Window


last Rites for

Sylvester raham

Funeral .servie.s for- Sylvester
Graham, age _1,,318 Avenue C,
were held Sunday, December 10
from the First Born Church of
the Living God with Bishop R.
B. Thompson officiating. Inter-
ment followed in the Forest Hill
Cemetery.
Graham "was a t:f' =:,ig. resi-
dent of Port St Joe and passed.
away Thursday in a Tallahassie
hospital after an extended ill-
ness.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Effie C. Graham; his mo-
ther, Mrs. Letha Chester of
Ohio; one son, Gary Lee Graham
of Pqrt St. Joe; a'sister, Mrs. Ma-
halia W-' r f y '21 ,"r, Ane .bro-
ther, : Famous Graham of Pensa-
'o.l. five,, -ir~ i', six
ro ',. --i arnda i, 'i. of
nieces and nephews.
Kilpatrick Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.


- ~'~Pf~I (fEA 1a-9--.ENVELO1'ES -BM 4 EADS
S- M SCADS
BROCURE -socmry PRINTING
DJGi AVJING4


--THE STAR
saw= A


annual Christmas party f'r the
Gulf Art Association. Members of
the group met for dinner at 'But-
ler's Restaurant MIonday, Decem-
ber 11. at 7:00 p.m. Each member
had been asked to bring a recent
painting and an informal critique
in which everyeoe participated,
was the highlight of the evening.
A new plan. of organization was
explained by Mrs. Th-omas M+-
.chell, outgoing president. Instead
of the, traditional strucctmf' Pf sr-
ganizatinl. the Art Association. will
be adr .',ie: -: ,- ~' ;,.:- of four
trustees and will'meet .:,nrl:.' for
planned activities ,such ,I as art
shows, c-r.- -.':-, : : 'd paint-
outs, etc. The only regular meet-
ing will be : ,:r.'ca. 'anniversary


on and dues will be collected. Flans
for the following year will be out-
lined. By 'dispensing with the
monthly meetings, it is hoped that
members will T- to' cooper-
ate more full occasional
activities and that prospective
members who "' .* .- '-:r


+ Classified


meeting -to attend" burdensome
will be encouraged to join. BEAUTIFUL PUPPIES in time for'APA
S Cristma Call 648-4431 after I t
A paint-out and possible demon- 4:00 p.m. Itp 9201
stration by the representative of -- --
an art,supply house is planned for FOR SALE Brick home. 3 bed- FO0
rooms, carport and utility, 1% 1
early spring. The group plans to baths On 2% lots. 116 Hunter St., hood
-- Oak Grove. Phone 229-5262.
.. ... 3te-11-11-30 O
Beach Merchants FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, house. 1 ta
Sbth, fully carpeted, chain link Pho'
'El I fence, all electric. 1907 Long Ave-
Elect Officers n e. Phone s29-.,T- tfc-11o- 30


and Christmas party meeting. in *'. .
Decenmhr tf ach ar. Thay meept: t FOR SALE: 2 bedroom house (ful-
December of each year. Tha meet The' Mexico 'iBeach Business- ly carpeted in living room and
ing will be held on December men'sAssociation elected new of- one bedroom) chain link fence
next year. At this meeting each men's AssocIaton elected.new around entire, lot. 8-10 storage
year new trustees will be voted ficers for 1973 in -a meeting held house included. See at 515 4th
last Thursday. Chairman is Tom Street or call 227-2711, extension
Hudson; .::cha.r ,nn Ed Wy- 259. tfc-11-9
Dr. W. Grace song; secretary' SAl e Rudson and FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house with CHR
treasurer, ^,'r:, Atb.o den. Good -neighborhood. Call dent
SA 229-5821. tfc-10-29 110
Will Attend The .et mbers dis- ---ec
l chssed .f: ---.* ..-1 f.: the annual FOR SALE: Reasonable 7 room
l LinAng-Di i -g tr forr 1973 and house on 4 lots. Inside WewRa eg
LCOnVentilo egDi; F -t fr 1973 and city limits. Room for garden. Ph.he
Convention !heard. i.'::' on pr..gress of a 639-5339. 2tpT12-7T
Dr. Wesley Grace, Port St. Joe, Corposed assumtionf restudyonpro- FOR SALE: 1967 trailer, 12x44, 2- A
is among those 'registered for the eI a .mt of responfr te ye bedrooms, air conditioned, wash- bl
50th Annual Southern -Congress of a tenan eof te Mexico ing machine, TV. ...'639-2261 any- feet.
.50th A.nual outheBeach nCagnal Ts A ~ .ciation also time after 6 p.m'., CST. tfc-12.7 227-
Optometry, February 2-6, at the discussed .. .- t rf f. a --ings.
Mariott -Motor Hotel in Atlanta. on of a- .' ":- a FOR SALE: 1967 ~ .0 loaded s
ro tion of a In'.... ...- .'.. good shape, i5,".' See at 10 Sl
Dr. Grace will have the oppor- of Commerce. Plans were made for the ,Gulf Station in White City. wE
tunity of selecting from a total of the new :year..,' ': Vie Burke, 229-2421. tfc-11-16 styl
I ,A lecture hours to be presented .... 'ne a FOR SALE: Portable Hotpoint
h.. rLhe program, including, such to- .r ,.. e dishwasher r. Good condition. $100 W
h r i Cthre ., r. l Bubba Mrs. Richard Porter, 2273331. 1tp wa
as....as contact lenses, practice p~<. ". B l87p
.management, visual training and FOR SALE: Chc.;go black shoe
I care of children's vision.' ,. k ;kates. Size! 9.- Call 227 5701. .
tp-127' Re
Special occasions and gala fes- s shell. i .
tSeviaes o"ca Lsri and glfor the v Wives Have FOR RENT: Nice 2 bedroom house til 2:
v e" r f t ~0o n St Joe Beach. Phone 648-3466.
r.C:r.:'."Golden Jubilee" anni- Tuesday Meeting tc-12-7
versary. More than 2;500 regis-O tio
trants from 40 states are expected .. FOR RENT: One and two bedroom Gulf
to attend. TheVitro Wi';v. will riet Tues- attractively furnished,. apart- St j
S C s day, D r,.her- t 7 3i p.m. in ments.. Cool in summer, warm in Sidn
TheCongress is .. M-5;- '. : -''/ the home of Mr.-; Rar.. i MeClain. ,winter. Gas heat, window fans.
'Southern Council of Optometrists They must be seen to be appreclat.- ELU
which 1.2'l; '.ft ,' .~ -.r in 12 All Vitro w'ae are turd to Jd. Cetart Mi. or Mr .B C. Pr ice ree
*-,: .- .... h rf ..f.',h, re i bnn g&.f. for .chaeo by. the at WtICO U3o.1.,nd TAILR ,z
.at~.,,r ,,u.-....,f-r. nal .i, member and a -maull flt for Ca-I PARK, White City. Phone 229-2413 wr' a
S '.-.' .. ._ blo k
I FOR RENT- Furni]bed 1 bedroom PPhon
Apartment. Call 229 -8 .
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~f-O1 1 W .:' "; -. I *! ". '* K h


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you need extra money?
Don't let your holidays
bog down because of a ,
lack of cash next year. Join
our Christmas Club plan to
increase your holiday pleasure
'and ease the January blahs.
Don't let money become a problem
with your holiday season when
a small deposit each week during
the year will take care of this
problem. ji


SFlorida First

For yow'i- Winkiing needs, see


National Bank
at Port St. Joe


WANTED by individual. Approxi.
mately 300 acres suitable for cat-
tle, cleared or uncleared. Some
.low land would be-okay. Phone 268-
6874 or write K. Dinkla, 11042
Scott Mill Road, Jacksonville,
Florida 3221:,. 8tp-11-23
FOR RENT: Apartment, 510 8th
Street. Phone 648-4800. tfe-9-7
FOR RENT: One *.' riw: house.
St. Joe Beach. Fu'nished. Con-
tact Smith's P rrm-,cy, P.' ~ 227-
5111. tfc-9-28
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apartment
for retired or r,.-"-11-'--l'. cou-
ple. Phone 229-6774. 617 Wood-
ward. 2tp-12-7


NICE CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
COLORED CHALK
SAssortment for chalkboard
2'%"x7/16"-8 different colors
12 to box 83c

SANFORD "MR. SKETCH"
(Instant Water Colors)
with wick-tip applicator
8 color set $3.98
Deluxe Set
SANFORD "MR. SKETCH"
(Instant Water Colors)
with 3 picture frames
12 color set $5.98
*
TH E 'STAIR
Phone 2274161


WANTED
Automobiles to Finance
Members of St. Joe Paper-
makers Federal Credit Union
can own a new 1973 automo-
bile and save money with our
"new low interest rates. Only
%% per mo., 9% annually.
Plus, FREE Credit Life Insur-
- ane.
Check the Credit Union


tfc Office for Details


10-19


nILPATRICK
SFueral Home
and
Ambulance Service
Prompt-Efficient-Courteous
Telephone 227-2491


and
Smith


ARTMENTS FOR RENT: Con-
act Hollanday Motel, phone 648-
0. 4tc-12-14
R RENT: Furnished new small
bedroom house. Nice neighbor-
d. Call 229-6777 after 5 p.m.
tfc-9-14


Ads+

MC's PAWN and SWAP SHOP
FOR SALE: Johnson CB radios,
car and home 8-track tape play-
ers, rings, watches, assortment of
dishes and glassware, 12-in. pony
saddle, radios, portable TV's. Use
our 30-day lay-away plan. 102 :5th
St., Highland View. Phone 229-
R1 o.


RENT:. Fusaished beach cot
ges. Reasonalile monthly rates. FOR WELDING NEEDS see James
ne 227-3491 or 227-8496. tfe L. Temple, 1362 Palm Blvd.
tfc-9-7

Every Saturday Night WANTED!
Beginning December 16
8:00 P.M. 300 WOMEN to SHOP and
AMERICAN LEGION SAVE at
HOME
SHIRLEY'S FABRICS
Factory Outlet Prices


ISTMAS GIFT! Make it a very
jerry ". t ,3 for your stu-
with a Smith-Corona Electra
portable typewriter. Full duty
trick with full size keyboard.
:p guarantee from date of sale.
1 ;C ', Now. only $157.50.
't'. .,' .., 227-3161.
ERRY CHRISTMAS is a fuzzy
iack kitten with white stocking
Only one to go for free. Call
3161 days, or 229-2776 even-

PEED BIKES IN STOCK. Men's
omen's. Racing style. Touring
. Credit terms available. WES-
N AUTO, Port St. Joe. 61'5.
L TRADE: 1961 Ford station,
agon for fishing boat. Call 229-

MEXICO BEACH TAVERN
average qn tap. Oysters on b -i-
. Pizza. Dancing. Fun. Open
00 a.m., CST. 10-19
FESSIONAL HULP with emo
nal problems and/or concerns,.
County Guidance Clinic, Port
oe,' Florida 229-M21 or Rev,
ey Ellis, 229-6590 ,
P WANTED: Ep. ienced tire
cipie.a- or tr"iDes No viper.
r-V',!-. k fo rairvu-l A
ar, tit jh and apply in pe
at Panama City Recapping Co.,.
g'1v lJ:,nt ineated one
bfh.nd Spangti i, C'ity' Hall
e 7856470. tfe-10-
LL KEEP CHILDREN in my
ne from age 3 and up. Night
day care. Contact Mrs. Nell
h at 511 Woodward Ave.


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
MAN OR WOMAN
Reliable ..-',ri from this area
to service -,rd .r.rjllect furi auto-
mr J. ",; No -experience
_; we establish accounts
for you. Car, references and $995
to $1,995 cash .a.i,;-t. necessary.
4 to 1.2 hours weekly could net
g,0:ri p.,ri ttinml income. Full-time
more. For. local 'interview, write,
include telephone number, Eagle
Industries, Department BV, 3938
Meadowbrook Road, St. Louis Park,
Minnesota 55426.


GEORGE S. COODY Electric
contractor. Also oil burner te
nician. Gas burner repairs..
years in the field. House wiri
old and new. Appliance 'repa
Free estimates. Call 229-6777, 2
6th St., Port St. Joe.
WANTED: .Man with service i
tion and' mechanic experience
Apply at Ralph and Henry's St
dard Service. tfc.


SHIRLEY'S FABRICS
106 Bellamy Circle
Phone 229-2021


MEXICO BEACH-
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Hwy. 98 Phone 648-5119
Complete Beauty Service
GLADYS NICHOLS

FOR CHAIN LINK FENCE call
Emory Stephens. Free estimate
Guarantee on labor and materials
Low down payment. Phone 227.


LADIES
I am now servicing wigs and
hair pieces in my home. If
you havW human hair or syn-
thetle Ahich you would like
to have serviced quickly at
low prices ..
WIGS FOR SALE -
CALL 229-3311 or 2274853
9-21 JANICE STOKES teic


T he Best Cots Lea
TRY

The Pa'In Made witt


Oil base, Viayl and Lter
Orel and BrisItle Br shes
See or CaH
At SMH ,
Phone 227-7751


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,UNUSUAL ORNAMENTS
CHRISTMAS GOODIES
from around the world
THE HUMDINGER SHOP
Motel St. Joe
Upper Lobby

DINNER COOK WANTED
dependable
MOTEL ST. JOE RESTAURANT
Port St. Joe
See Mr. or Mrs. Lange
No Phone Calls Please


Your SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
PAINT Dealer In Port St. Joe


HURLBUT FURNITURE
ana APPUANCBS
3Sn6 Reid Ave.



C. P. Etheredge
118 Third Street
Pert St. Joe, Pll.
Plumbing f(nd
Electrical CorMractor
:ifl 2294986 for Free EstHmaft


POODLE GROOMING
Specializing in Puppy Trim "
Other Small Dogs Washed
and trimmed

For Appointment call
/ 229-6571 tfe-5-18


FOR
AMBULANCE SERVICE
In Wewahitchka and
Port St. Joe
CALL -
Comforter Funeral Home
227-3511.,
SEPTIC TANKS pumped oat, Call
Buford Griffin. Phone 2294M
or 229-2937.
R.AJ.M-Regular convocatioa as L.
Joseph Chapter No. .6, LJL,
S1st and 3rd Mondays, 8 p.m. All
*visiting companions welcome.
WALTER GRAHAM, 1L P.
H. T. WEST, Secretary
WILLIS V. ROWAN, POST 114,
THE AMERICAN LEGION, meet-
ing first and third Monday nights,
8:00 p.m. American Legion H&m6
THERE WILL BE a regular com-
munication of Port St. Joe Lodge
No. 111, F. & A. M., every first
and third Thursday at 8:00 p.m.


FOY E. ADAMS, W.M.
HERBERT L. BURGER, Secty


Is


THE


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REASON


1 DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Apalachicola, Fla.
Friday and Saturday
Dec. 15 and 16
NOT OPEN


Open Again Wednesday,
December 27 with
"THE GODFATHER"
Happy Holiday Greetings to
Our Gulf County Friends!


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THE STAR, Port St. Jo P Florda THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1972


PAGE ELEVIO


Legal
.IN TE. CIRCtJUIT COUR
C 1OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OF -FLORIDA, &
AND FOR LEON COUNTY
FLORIDA
S CIVIL ACTION NO. 72-180
DIVISION OF BOND. FINANCE
of the DEPARTMENT OF GEN-
ERAL SERVICES of the STATE
OF FLORIDA, a public body cor-
porate,
Plaintiff, ...
-vs-- ,' .
STATE OF FLORIDA, and the
several Taxpayers, Pro perty~
Owners and Citizens thereof, in-
eluding Non-residents owning
property or subject to taxatiqn
therein, and 'All Others having
or claiming any .right, title or
interest in property to be affect-
ed by the issuance of the Bonds
described in the Complaint, and.
All Others.to be affected in any
way-thereby,
.'-* Defendahts .
<.IN RE $58,900,000 STATE O0
FLORIDA, FULL FAITH AN]




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under and by virtue of Chapter if not pr o .ys
562, Florida Statutes as: amended y 973, if not personally ser- ... M *
and is now in the posses-ion o- the ved with process herein, why the BaSIC- magneSia Announces 62 /2c Dividend
Florida Game and Fresh Water said property should not be .for-
Fish Commission and you, and each feited pursuant to said Chapter, CLEVELAND, OHIO-Basic In- and 10 cents per common share,
of you, are hereby further notified Should you fail to file claim has corporate this week declared both payable January 2, 1973, to
that a Petition, under said Chap- herein directed, judgment will be quarterly dividends of 62 cents holders of record Deember 15
ter, has been filed in the Circuit entered herein against you in due onthe company's preferred shares 1972 recor ecemer
Court of the. Fourteenth Judicial course. Persons not personally on e company's preferred shares 1972.
Circuit, in and for Gulf County served with process may obtain a Basic Incorporated is a diversi-
Florida, seeking the forfeiture of copy of the Petition for forfeiture Port St. Joe, Florida this 8th day fied producer of steelmaking re-
the said property, and. you. ,are filed, herein from the undersigned of December, 1972. factories and of chemical, elec
hereby directed and required to Clerk of Court. I GEORGE YCOREmic and -
file your claim, if any you' have, -. WITNESS my hand and the seal Clerk of he Circuit Court tromc and techmcal ceramic pro-
and show cause, on or before Jan-:of .the above mentioned court, at (Court Seal) 3t-12-14 ducts.


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CREDIT, POLLUTION CON- enue. bonds and proceedings, vali-
TROL BONDS, SERIES A dated and confirmed aS therein
,ORDER prayed. The Bonds to be issued by
NOTICE' TO:' STATE OF FLOR- the Plaintiff, Division of Bond Fi-
IDA, AND THE SEVERAL TAX- nance of the Department of Gen-
T 'PAYERS, PROPERTY OWNERS eral Services of the State of Flor-
L AND .CITIZENS THEREOF, IN- ida, are to be designated, dated,
N CLUDING NON-RESIDENTS OWN- in denomination of, and to mature
I, ING' PROPERTY OR SUBJECT TO as follows:
TAXATION THEREIN, AND ALL "$58,900,000 STATE OF FLOR-
)3 OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING IDA, FULL FAITH AND CRE-

ANY RIGHT,. TITLE OR INTER-' DIT, -POLLUTION CONTROL
EST IN PROPERTY ,TO BE AF- BONDS, SERIES A"
FECTED BY THE ISSUANCE OF to be dated July 1 or January 1 of
THE REVENUE BONDS DESCRIB- the year in which issued; in denom-
ED. HEREIN, AND ALL OTHERS nation of $5,000 each; to mature
TO BE AFFECTED IN ANY WAY as provided in the resolution au-
THEP2BY: thorizing the issuance of the Bonds
You, and each of you, and the not to exceed 40 years from the
SState of Florida, through the State stated date or dates of issuance,
1 AMorfevs of the Second, Fourth, aggregating the principal amount
Seventh, Fourteenth, .and Eigh- of Fifty-Eight Million Nine 'Hun-
teehth Judicial Circuits of Florida, dred Thousand Dolars ($58,900,000)
are hereby required to appear, be-' and bearing interest, payable semi- i
fore this Court in the Chambers of annually on the f. -- tIt. dy of
SIthe undersigned Circuit Judge at January and on th.r :s :. : day
the Leon County Courthouse in of July of each year, at the lowest
Tallahassee, Florida,' on the 18th r&te obtainable when the same are
day of January, 1973, at 10:00 A.M., sold, provided that such Bonds
and show cause, if any you have, shall not bear interest at ,a rate
why' the prayers of the Complaint 'greater than the highest r,.s pr=-
F filed in the above-styled cause mitted by k,.. ,:s: a more' p;: .-
D should not be granted and. the rev- lar description of said BodL; ird
the projects to be financed with
the proceeds thereof appearing by
S. (-. .: to. the authorizing- reso-
S' .., ,as amended, a true and cor-
rect copy of which is attached to
n .. and made a part of the Complaint
herein as Exhibit 1. ,
-.-The Clerk of this Court is di-
rected to cause a copy of this Or-
der to be published once each week
for three (3) consecutive weeks,
commencing with the first publica-
tion, whiqh shall nt,be less than
twenty (20) days prior to the date
set for thb said hearing herein, in
newspapers of general circulation
S rLL in' Bay, Duval, Gulf,
1 ="'i"s- nL '"r.',,:' and Volusia Coun-
S-- ties, l orda.
DONE AND ORDERED in Cham-
b.er: in Tallahassee, Leon County,
Florida this 8th day 'of December,
SA.D. 1972.
W. 1 MAY WALKER
Circuit Judge
4 copy Attest:
T'Fi F. HARTSFMELD,
.1- '6. Circuit Court
Leon. County, Florida
By: J6y Gol D. C.
CERTIFICATE
It i-s hereby certified that a copy
of the foregoing Order, to which is
'. ,.- a copy of the Complaint
.rde~.: to tr.i-, has been fur-
i ,.to WGIL.-rf D. Hopkins,
State- r,r_.a. for. the Second Ju-
d icial Cr, of the State of Flor-
Sda, and to the State Attorneys for
the Fourth, Seventh, Fourteenth,
and Eighteenth Judicial Circuits
of the State of Florida, by mail
this 8th day of December, A.D.
1972.
ARNOLP L. 'fJA "-ILE.U)
and ROBERT E. NIRO,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Room 622, L, r. .Hijupiirn
Tallahasse%; E1,rvl a t-14
-IN 1T-E CTVATFi zr2Ifjr;it
31' '" -: ( .' (-F r--i': STATE.,
Sone of m1ny IOF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR

reer fields, from Medical vs-,
o Musl. The point Is,f t CHA= S F. 5 _T ,CARROLL
in a skill that tie whoe vWo FOLLOWIIG DESCRIBED
PROPERTY:
S1967 :- 4-dr. Sedan
Serial No.e164397DIO1819and
S_ Ak N o One (1) Reminton-Wingmas-
ter Iodel- 870 12 Gauge Ser.
Noo 784467V.
Representtiv THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO:
A -:: : f- ms and corpora-.
) PERRRIN' tio: having or claiming
ch T,..--.f from 3 to 4 p.m. in an .- : or lien on the above
I Panama' City 763-1301 described .4OrO:.
YOU '%,V ,'11 OF YOU are
hereby notified that the above de-
scribed property has been seized,


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,Ho, U.S.D.A.
FOOD STAMPS


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only 99c with each 3.00
purchase. You can build
.your set as rapidly as
youlike!
Anchpr ftr kim iooWassware

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1I wit~h e.-cb and cv&ry $3.00i puxrchase,


MAXWELL, HOUSE A LB. CA LIHAL1 GALLON
COFFEE 84c cLOROX
COLONIAL- 5 ,,.l IlN OAKS + o 30.3 Can,
SUGAR 58c Tomatoes
RED, REFRESHING 6! z. 4 z.an

nHawulan Pchi


SUjNBAM KING ^IE LOAVES
BREAD 3
GIANT SIZE '
TIDE
GERBER STRAINED
Baby Food'


St
$1

79c

6 c


ROBIN HOOD 5 LB. BAG
FLOUR
NORTHERN -.BIG ROLLS
Towels 3- For
2' OZ, PARADE ULilD
Detergent


Prices Effective December 13 through December 16, 1972 at Your Friendly Piggly Wiggly Super Market


TURKEY .WINGS
TURKEY. DRUMSTICKS
TURKEY NECKS l- -- 39:
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GEORGIA GRADE 'A' LARGE
BAKING

HENS lb.
Bob White '
Sliced Bapcon ----- b. 69c
BACKBONE ,_ __ b. 49c
Our Pan
SAUSAGE ------- b. 49c
All teBeef 99c
Stew Beef b. 99c


Ga. Grade 'A' Fryer Quartered
Thighs b. 29c
Frying Ch. ken
Quartered Breast i /.
Chicken Wings --, b. J C
DRUMSTICKS lb. 49c
G, Gr Gfjs.a ". A
WHQLE FRYERS ---.-- lb. 33c
3 Pounds or re -, .Mbr.
Ground Chuck lb. 89c
,3 POUND PA (Ew OR N EE

GROUND

BEEF lb.


Cubed
Steak -----lb. $. 1.19
Round Steak Ib. $1.29
Sirloin Steak lb. $1.39

Your Pleasur
Pillsbury-18 Oz. Boxes
CAKE MIXES 3 for $1.00
Del Monte Crushed or Sli ed-No0. 2
PINEAPPLE 3 cans $1,00


Hunt's 14 Oz.
CATSUP 4 btls. $1,00
Lindy Cream Style-16 Oz.
Gold Corn 6 cans $1.00
RT JARS


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SPARE RIBS
Pork Steaks
Pork Chops


Ib. OYC
First Cut Slab Bacon lb. 49c
Whole or Half SLAB BACON ---... Ib. 59c
Sunnyland Good Timer
W iENERS '3pkgs. $1.39


Fresh ;
BEEF LIVER -lb. -59c
BUY TODAY FOR CHRISTMAS!
SWIFT'S BUTTERBALL TURKEYS
COPELAND COOKED HAMS
FRESH PORK HAMS

e Is Our Policy
Del Montei Whole ernel-16 Oz.
Gold Corn 5 cans $1.00
Del Mdiote Larl d.s 0i- Oi.
SugarfPes 4 cans $1.00
Bounty Assorted or White-Jumbo
TOWELS- 3 rolls $1.00
Sunshine Whole Pickled-28 'Oz.
PEACHES 2 cans $1.00


29c

18c


28c


59c

99c

39c


NO. 2V2 CAN DEL MONTE

PEACHES 3- cans $1.00


PURE VEGETABLE SNOWDRIFT 3 LB. CAN

SHORTENING
Limit 1 with $7.00 Order or More
MAXWELL HOUSE

COFFEE
Limit 'l with $7.00 Order or More.


58c


1 LB. BAG


48c


Save With Our Discount Specials


PeL Rit.z Appl., Pe.cb, Cbhrry
FRUIT PIES.
4for $1.00
Egg Custara and Coconut, Custard
BANQUET P IES,
4 for $1.00O
.risp,
'FRESH CELERY
stalk 19c
Fresh Firm
TOMATOES
lb. 25c'


Specidlly Selected Fresh Florida

Oranges 3 $1

(OI.0DFN RFPE

BANANAS I. lOc


MAYONNAISE 49c
DELICIOUS REFRESHING
Pepsi Cola, 7up A Io
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THE STAR. Port St. Joe, Florida THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1972


,You Are Cordially Invited To Attend
LONG AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
.Corner Long Avenue and 16th Street
SUNDAY SCHOOL ..... 9:45 AM.
MORNING WORSHIP U11:00 A.X
BAPTIST TRAINING UNION .-.--. 6:15 PML
EVENING- WORSHIP 7:30 P.M.
PRAYER SERVICE (Wednesday) .. 7:30 PM
VSITORS ALWAYS WELCOME
REV. J. C. OMU, Pator
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NOTICE -

DMA ORATION CO.
Spresently' conducting
SEISMOGRAPH WORK
IN GULF wid FRANHLN COUNTY
For the Next 60 'Days
and will be cro,,ing the following highways
30, 30-A, 98, 387, 71 and 381
from time to time. Delta Exploration is cautioning
all motorists to observe "Men: Wr'rhku"' signs when
driving in these areas.

DELTA EXPLORATION CO.,






NOTI(


Legal Adv.
IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S
COURT IN AND.FOR GULF
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
In, Re: The Estate of
DAVID It. JONES, SR.,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AlIl cdiTors c ithe det of Da-
vid H. ones Sr., deceased, re
hereby ratified and required to
Ale ar-y claim or demand which'
they- may m ave against said estate
in tie O-:Eice .of' Fie County Judge
(i.f Gulff'Couty, FIorr.i in the
.courthouse. t For, S, J-m Florida,
within Six (6) 'sI-encir months
from the date Q5 thie fizt public
*'tin of this n' -...:- E .& h r';. *.:-
demand musc b
must state the i3ace of .eI.id'n'e
and post office address of the clai-
,:r .. A .i leef sworn t.o b' tL-.
.; .- : 'A, or his tt. ni-n,
or it will become void acodir.
to law.
S DATED.. this 30th day of Novrm-
ber, A.D.,1'972
ELVA B. JONESa
ir-'n. a: -ai of the
Estate of David H. Jornes,
Sr., Deceased.
*CILi G. COSTING, Jr.,
1. Reid Avenue
hit'St. Joe, Florida 32456 ,4t
Attorney for Administratrix 12-13
NOTICE TO BID
BID NO. 135
I '
STht "ityof T- r Florida
v,, i. -r--.ive :;. i .1 '. t : .. the City
*ik- Office, irJX. \ Building,
P*prt St7 Joe, Fl0"id9 until 12 00
i -. 7 J '? f-
7 ,7i.r24 of a .q r_
ILiAnk Fence with 12' Cr"e al.&Ufl'
I L e r lift Station a- Mi '; ;'-
1 i.. r Unit No. tt he
i. r -' specifications:
E., 9 c Enge fabric
3 strands of barbwire on 45 de-
gree arms
2%" standard pipe terminal and
gate'posts in 36" cement
2" fenco weight line posts in 30"
of cement
1 5/8" standard pipe gate frame
1 5/8" top rail
The City of Port St. Joe reserves-
the na7 : ., r reject any or
all tcrciE All prices FOB
Bid., i.Ahl be -ealed in ani elepe





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Choice of Color Phones Include:


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LIGHT GREEN
PINK


YELLOW
TURQUOISE
RED


WHITE
IVORY
BEIGE


ORANGE
AQUA BLUE
LIME GREEN


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OF $1.50 PER MONTH FOR RESIDENT EXTENSIONS OR $1.75 PER
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More Information


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Game Commission's Responsibilities

Expanded to Include Other Duties
-. -rr.. en are a rather loose: serves not only the hunter and steward of the public's wildlife re- has insisted on progressive con-
knit lot when compared to other :m-.-. .7-.:r. but the entire public. sources, financed largely by sports- servation and has been willing to
interest groups, but they have one, For example, the Commission is men, but the real champion of con- finance the program," Peacock
force ~0.--. f:' them' in .- involved in -::.. safety, inspec- :--.,- -,r ti th outd orsman who concluded.
conservation efforts. tion of animal exnibits, importa- ____ _
"This fdrce is th.i f h and game! tion of foreign fish and wildlife,
deparment of ,.- '-, ste P. ', control, youth conserva-j, '
d t n ot ,io o d eo ,-FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
governments. No matter t they, tion camps, egi dredging, fire- irReT BAPT I CHURCH
?re r :. t work these arm safety, environmental inspec- Corner Third Street and Baltzell Avenue
.- .. ;. .: -. "-..the :,: tion of constitution projects and er Trd Street ndBaltell Avenue
of .the sports. i.'- fish and riot control in addition to its' wild- D eWiTT MATHEWS,, Pastor
game department is the hunter life and fishery management fune SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A .
and .-- .L L action", said C -G WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 AJM.
*. '-:". u- .' of the Game i The majority of the Comm:'s- TI IAN. G TNION 6:30 P.M.
.iI, U'resh -'iU tt Frfh Comnmission, sion's activities airc still di.re-ctlyi lix WH',1-'-G U1M N 6:30 P M .
Ey the e.nd of World War I, most related to hunting and fishing, 'and WORSHIP SER E ........ 7:30 P.M.
fish and game agencies had been revenue from the sale of hunting PRAYER MEETING (Wednesday) .... 7:30 P.M.
formed, at the insistence of-sports- and fishing licenses provides the ,"Cone and Worship God Wiih Us"
men. Their first efforts were lim- ; -:. '.-. budget. But, its work
ited to enforcing a few game 1a.-; t.tmenit- .more than just hunters
and attempts at lzt. .orn fish anl. ard fishtri.er,, and many who n
wildlife. ,ver .;r .:. i. a license share .*
Progress in areas of: e L of a progressive con- Say You Saw It In The Star -
managenmnt nd"' The passe of ;r -.dion pL..gi irn
better : isp i.. .- ,' :.:. iend much .i ---- -- -- ...
ed by .:. ': :;t-rC,,LC..-C I 'T!;,],'E; ,, ,.:" -ic L-':],=:. w ildli, 1._-- ~" L--

...' i 'j ...4C ...of1.. Of tcmi :": ]-. of: n Intersection Monument and Constitution
bro-.. .... .. .to..su. d su REV. R. MILLARD SPIKES, Minister
:rserva .; .' i p, ." ....... 9:45 A.M.
ment of ldie ha sion also. exrnd. tonon-gairr ,.. -------------- ---------....-.... 11:00 A.M.
Today, '.. Florida C.-- --.. .and the Cr '.:, -.-: '. --- Youth ..'-.',. ..-.......... --- 5:45 P.M.
Port St. Joe, Florida, Tx E gie' may ,.pi'-,' r .'T- i ,aag. I ; W.- i 7:00 P.M.
and plainly r -. IrD m- er J.-c:t ec. to species such
.'C. ..-.K ;Y C :i.:. 'and song birds '"Where Old .h,.... Friendliness Stil Surtives'
City. A. a I


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your guarantee any Firestone store or participating dealer. He. ou don't like the way they handle or ridA
iY.iprlace there with a new one and give.you creditonthe etn them within 7 days and well put
rentt exchange price plus Fed. Ex. tax for mileage not received, your old tires on again and refund your
(A sall serve charge may be added). Tires must be inspected money in full.
d rotated by us (free) every 6000 miles and ear properly
CHARGE ITI M


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PAGE FOURTEEN ThB TAR, Port St. Joe, Florida THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 172
Specials for'De. RICH and SONS' IGA -


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TBLERITE TOM 16 to 22 LBS. /


PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA


Robin Hood
FLO URX 5lb.
Swansdown .
CAKE FLOUR -- -1- 2 lb.
Pillsbury '
I CAKE DECORATOR ---5 oz.


bag 59c
bag 49c
can 59c


McCormick's
COOKIE DECORATIONS ----pkg. 29c


Baker's I .
CHOCOLATE CHIPS 12 oz.


Lb.


STORE HOURS
8:00 A.M. to 6:30 P.M.
Monday through Saturday


SCOTT VIVA
Paper Towels


3


59c


Baker's Sunset Flake
COCONUT -----------14 oz. 59c
WE HAVE A COMPLETE SELECTION OF
FRUIT CAKE MATERIAL


Tablerite Beef
ei.-- ft!I-


hort KIDS 11s
USDA Gr. 'A'Frozen Young Tablerite Hen-10-14 lb
TAblerite ARl M-c ya.-12 Oz. Pkg.
Turkeys lb. 49c FRANKS


USDA Grade "A" Frovri '
S 49 Tablerite Fr -.-'GROUND
Baking Hens b. c E F


II


b. 49c

58c


b. 68c


Tablerite or Cudah.v Bod 3 \Lb. Cai .
'US" Grade 'A' Frozen Younig Tablerite.
COaked Hlams $ BA.:TE E-Z 10 to 14 Lbs.
ablerite Fresh GROUND b.
CHUCK Ib. 99c Turkeys ''


Tablerite Beef
Chuck Steak lb. 78c
IGA VEGETABLE-48 z. Jar

OIL 79c

3BRA9T 6-STICK -I 1 Lb. Pkg.


OLEO


2


For


69c


Tablerite Quarters
BUTTER-------- Ib. 79c


TABLRITE VELDA BORDEN



GAL. 9c
With $5.00 Grocery Order


IGA ORANGE 12 Oz. Cans


Ga. Grade "A" With $15.00 Order or More

I doz. Eggs Free JUKE 3
Ss Morton's 14 Ounce
2 doz. Eggs with $35.00 Order CREAM PIES ---


Cans -99
-3 for 89c


SPet Ritz' -. Packages of 2
PIE SHELLS ------2 pkgs. 69c
ROBIN HOOD 6% OZS.
PANCAKE, CORN MUFFIN, BISCUIT, CORNBREAD


!Mixes 2
Regular 88c Value
BUFFERIN TABLETS.--


Big
Rolls


IGA Thin Crackers
SALTINE CRACKERS l----- b. 29c
Riceland
Long Grain RICE 3 lb. pkg. 49c
Disenfectant
LYSOL SPRAY ------ 21, oz. $1.49
Nabisco Nilla
VANILLA WAFERS _-- 12 oz. 37c
IGA 16 Ounce
Coffee Creamer 69c
IGA Medium Small Early June No. 303 Cans


Peas


IGA SANDWICH-1% Lb. Loaves


Bread
IGA
Brown & Serve ROLLS


-89c
pkgFor8912 33c
Spkg. of 12 33c


3 ns 69


IGA No. 303 Cans
Fruit Cocktail


3


Cans


Christmas Fruit!
Buy It by the Box!
MIXED BOX FRUIT-----$4.90
JUICE ORANGES-------$3.50
TANGERINES --------- $4.25
T A N G E 0 S -----------$4.50


JUICY


GOOD SINGLE RIPE

BANANA
Crisp Stalk
CELER ------2 for 25c


Fresh Tender
Pkgs. I POLE BEANS


pkg. of 36 69c


Ponds (Regular $1.25 Value)
DUSTING POWDER .
Platinum Plus Injector (Reg. $1.29 Value)
SCHICK BLADES --- -pkg.


pkg. 99c
of 7 97c


31bs. $1.00


APPLES----- $7.50


kS Ib. lOc
OCanges by the Bag
% Bushel Bag
Oranges $1.29


Bushel Bag Large NAVEL
Fresh Florida ange
CORN -------- ears 49c Oranges $ ,95
SWEET FLORIDA

Oranges or Tangerines doz. 39c


Completely Home Owned and Operated by E. J. Rich and Sons


89c


89c


IGA EVAPORATED

MIL K

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