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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 20, 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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newspaper   ( sobekcm )
Spatial Coverage: United States -- Florida -- Gulf -- Port Saint Joe
Coordinates: 29.814722 x -85.297222 ( Place of Publication )
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Additional Physical Form: Also available on microfilm from the University of Florida.
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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THIRTY-SIXTH ifEAR PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 32456 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972


City an County



Receive Federal



Sharing Money


SThe City of Port St.-Joe and
the Gulf County Board of Com-
: missioners received' checks last
week end from the U. S. Trea-
sury- Office of- Revenue Sharing.
Port St. Joe's cheek ,amounted
to '$15,490 and-the county cieck
was for $80,000. /
The City -was expecting in the
neighborhood of $74,000/for the
year anr the county ws, expect-
ing $110,000. to $1". Or.,
-The funds rs"-.e :,-i ; week
represent payment, for,the first:
six months entitlement under the
fiye year $30 billion revenue,
nirn program signed into law
by Pre.c;t'idr, Nixon October 20,
1972. Checks for the second half .
'0of the 1972 entitlement will'- be
ma R in- January of next year.,
Thereft.r, each recipient will
get z '.hr.k every quarter of_ t -
y*'ar ..:-' sing or.'f U 't, of its

Port St., Joe .w'ill ee, a ii:.,-
less than half ., v'.h. 'f i *.- i
exp -'-r'np ant) *'-". I unt /
S..i i 6' x"S..'50%Aire than it-
w.x t .[, to ,.: p:,:e I ,
w. i f l 9 ;





Five A'reCage

Teams Competing

In Xmas Tourney

Five area teams will be par-
ticipating in Port St. Joe's bas-
ketball Christmass Tournament
which gets underway Thursday'
night at 7:30 p.m.
In. the first -gaine, Chapman
of Apalachicola will meet We-
wahitchka: All other teams-in
the contest draw a first round
bye.
Friday night, at 7:00 p.m.,
Blountstown and Marianna will
open the second night of the
tournament., In the 8:00 p.m,
nightcap, Port St. Joe. will play
the winner of Thursday -i;i :
'game.
Saturday night, the consola-
tion game will start at 7:00 :.*-,
"wth the championship duel be-.
ginning at 8:00.' "
,Admission to -the tournament
^ 'will be $1.25. for adults and 75c-
for students.


and local tax effort.
Generally there are very fewv
"strings" q attached to revemme
sharing funds. Under 'the law
funds may be expended for cap-
ital .improvements or' mainten- :
ance and operating expenses fort:
the following:
1. Public safety, imWNd ; law
enfQrcement, fire ,.t .. and
building "code enforu mnt.
2. Environmental v'.':. ...r,,
including sewage :! san-'
"tafion and pollution -abatement.
-,i,-.,i". transportation in-
6ui'ran., Lansit 'systems ,.and
0; ;t r a r. iA i .
S5 Recreation. -
6 L b r z. .. : .,
7, 7 al x6se-'r-wn: for the poor
-and :,7.
8. Financial administration,
.Neither the City of -' '..
Joe nbr the '-i''. has *.
;.ed *. ~ a i -,' '' '. receiv-
,- ...'- B ,. w ex.-,
t;. "- .


Herb Brouillette


Died Monday;

F neral Tday




T P Y. and 'h
1- .-, a resident oi this area for
several years. H- wais a graduate
of Manulus o' a.'. Academy,
i r. N :'..: N Y.;,a .d i'' of Me-
chanical kI.'r-, ..- '. from Mat-
Gill 1 .-:c ; rtMontreal, Can-
:.' 'a Masters of Finance from
the University of London. He
was retired from the St. Joe Pa-
per *.'.-r.'.- retiring in 1971,
where fo 18 years, he .was em-
ployed :as Management Engineer.'
He was a member of the St.
James .. Church and a
former President of the Layman
.,.--,,. IiC* was a member of the
St. Andrews Power Squadron
and of -the Management Associa-
tioni. '
Survivors include his wife,
-Mirs. Lila, Sinclair Brouillette of
St'.-6e Beach; two sons, Goftery
*Brouillette of lYarina De Rey,
CaIif, 'and Nelson T L7.. !. .; of
",.,'>,.t .-!.' Ohio-; one sister,
Mrs. Jon Lewis -f Atwater,
Calif.; one brother, Everitt Brou-
illette of Huntsvlye, Ala., and


Zack '7: '.1.hC ,'.ig ht, .shows, a big ment o g. school accreditation over to
*- -'. *.* ..irfacti.in a: he turns the docu- principal Ken Herring, seated.


two grandsons. '
Funeral services will "be. con-
ducted today, WWednesday, De-
cember 20 'from the. St'.. James
i' :- .. Church with the Rev,
, Ellis officiating. Inter-
ment will follow in '*,;' Holly
Hill Cemetery with Military
Honors. 1' 1 .-:,: -2 A be mem-
bers of the L;., .;, -
The '' requested flowers
.be omitted. Those .---,'<.L 'may
i.r.:.. to the Amer-
ican Cancer : .:. or their fav- .
orite .. .
.i [. o. a, r :. 1 H.: .. is in
charge of. arrangements,


Predict 35 Holiday Deaths


Urging motorists to prove
them wrong, the Florida High-
way Patrol predicted this week
that 35 people will die in traffic
accidents in the State during-the
long Christmas holiday period.
"The countdown begins Fri-
day, December 22 at. 6:00 p.m.,
and ends Monday, December 25
at midnight," according to Col-


onel Eldridge E-.. :". director of.
the Patrol.
Last year 44 persons died as a
result of traffic crashes during
the 78-hour period, 12 of these
being pedestrians. Patrol records"
show that failure to have vehicle
under control and rc ..-:,;:r rt were
the' leading causes of accidents.
The Patrol Commander said
that a maximum number of


troopers will be I. i ,:: ,r -
highways and the FHP airpl
will be used : a]-.'.., a
with VASCAR. The Auxi
'Patrol will :. L :- :-1.; the to
ers.
"Beach conchluided .by say
"We. appeal to motorists, to
our h.. Ld .. i-,r-, efforts
the concern and necessary ae
to prevent rtaffic deaths.,


the
lanes
long
fary
roop-


Paxton Iqs the



Sha rks' Number


Paxton seems to have.a wham-
my on. the Tiger Sn,%ro... They
came to town Saturday night
and up-ended the Sharks for the
second time this season, winning
in an overtime period, 42-40.
The Sharks had a narrow lead
going into the last period, but
could produce only two points
in the last frame, while Paxton-
scored six to tie the game up,
The Paxton five : .. '-i the'
game out of the fire in the ov-
ertime .period, scoring six more
points while allowing the .L -.. :
only four.
Gary Speights and Sandy
Quinn led the Shark offense
with 12 points 'each. Derrell Ash-
ley led Paxton with 16.
Paxton has -the only two wins
over the Sharks this year,


12; Russ 3-0-6; 'Herring-2 0 4.
PAXTON .. .,, 4-2-10;
Ashley / .'. '. I on 2-2-10;
Geohagan 3-1-7; '.-.. 1-0-2.
,
Port St. Joe went .-.to 'j-'
dressing room Monday _-t e
hind Bay High 38-25, 1 *'i.
roaring back in the see ,.r. i ht. If
to win 62-61 in a thriller. '
STim Grandberry pushed 17
points "\..- '' the'nets for thei-
-t'- :: with Gary ';. '. add-
ing a big 14 points and Sandy
Quinn 13.
Harry Gainer led Bay High's
scoring with 22 points.
The Sharks had their big spurt
in the third period, out-scorig
Bay 22-6, then held on to the
end.
Bay threatened to pull the


g Score by quarters game out of the fire in the clos-
,ae Score by quarters:
bat 'Port St. Joe 10 14 10 2 4--40 ing seconds of the game with a
on "Paxton -__ 9 12 9 6 6--42 free throw and a-field goal, but
ction missed them both.
PORT ST. JOE-Speights 6-0- Score by quarters:
'12; Grandberry 3-0-6; Quinn. 4-4- Port St. Joe __ 8 17 22 15-62


After Four Years


Of Banishment

A '. .-, CrT..hr..t.. gift ..,-in.. in.Port St. Joe
over the week en'd when assistant principal Zack Wuth-
rich *. .. uI'-.-i. Santa Claus a ir 'I arrived home
from a ;' .- r: of the Southern A sociation of C, 11 :4 nd
hy,: with a..,,. ,', in his hand v.hih stated 'that
-'-' St. Joe t '.' i.- '. is once again on the accredited
'1,. The school was notified early last week that it had
.. .. .- : all criteria rand Wuthrich attended, the
Association's meeting in New Orleans to receive the docu-
ment.
'..'. St. Joe High S, h.... lost its accreditation in 1968
due tolacik ': il I.-j'v and :'.h facilities and for hav-
ing two t, i .' I t .,I- h.i- out of their field.
Last year, a re-evaluation of, the school 1w ; in on a,
-.i -. basis and by a team sent here by the -Sou-
thern .. .."
1' 'Loss of the ..', .n. was one of the moving for-
ces behind ,...1n'* .t" two new mi .ilti-iilli.ri dollar
I'- '-....- in the "... l, j AL.it ;,,ration r f rpro -rqm
to 8 .....' the ,r. I.ru' 1.,.j,., p r !onnel. ,' ']
""- I rji.r'., .. i, '"I hl.i i. a p re now fully
',..T-../ I', 1.,,ti, hi.i u:ai l iit,.td .- a. iof' n duetionl
i',j 18 yt.. rr I g... ro p7Ti'. "o h1 'pl? fI.ts prei ,e"t gu n
",, H.I's
-a ,.1 i ',t I l.d! t I' i..1 ', t I ill,- otre tinan 3,000
memberbr i .-... \\, .*>r,-, .'-r', ,'_,: ,..l j, r *. .... educa-
Stbrs,,. t..L.,, .ai.. ; it,'''-n. wha bc efforts li i f i the
S'', -i,:. t-r A, "'j.Tjr" h"' re h,.I.i'* ip: n i,,l. 'm0 il prove the South-
rr A ,.: ... .,*.tn -.l:. ...r duality education." ..
\' A., *,-,r'.:- to V. ,tiir'h, t0,- 'Southern A '.' iii',m of
.h.f. .= i ', S i..-.5','is an .,r'. r,;.- .L .. was form-
ed, min 1895 by a small group of ),,,'.: presiden.ts...who
were interested in setting standards for high ... ',,] grad- -'.
uates, It is the oldest and rr.. .st hirin.r-,.I accrediting agen-
cy in the United States and has 'become a primary force
in the establishment of quality standards for education at
all levels, Schools using the -'A('S procedures of self
study find ,h-.m' .-*-. *, in a constant state of analysis for
purposes of improvement.
Move Into New Rooms
Along these same lines, the Gulf County School Board
moved its Kindergarten operations over the week end
into a new suite of rooms recently constructed on the North
side of the Elementary School.
The '" .,t. of Kindergarten rooms is actually one
la-r; r- room utilizing room dividers to separate the individ-
ual classrooms. The new Kindergarten area has space
for five classes. The Elementary School is presently op-
erating only four Kindergarten classes.


Bay High -- 14 24 6 17-61
PORT ST. JOE---Bryant 14-6;
'Speights 6-2-14; Grandberry 8-1-
*'17; Quinn 6-1-13; F. Russ 1-2-4;
'A *<.-.. Dickens 0-0-0.
BA.V-Taylor 4-0-8; Mason 2-0-
4; ',ifvey 8-0-16; Alford 1-0-2;
Gibshn 0-0-0; Gainer 10-2-22; Poi-
rer 3-3--9

Golf Course Will Be
Closed Christmas Doay
The golf course of St. Joseph's
Bay Country Club will be closed
all day Monday, Christmas day.,
The course will be open Sunday.
The dining room will be closed
all day Sunday and Monday.


Two Fires Cause

Little Damage

Two fires were reported dur-
ing the past week by Fire Chief
Bascom Hamm, with only slight
damage resulting from both' con-
flagrations.
Sunday afternoon, curtains
caught fire from a small 'bath-
room heater at 138 Robbins Ave.,
and quickly burned up before
they could set anything else fire.
Tuesday at noon, an electric
.range shorted out at 405 Madison
Street in Oak Grove with dam-
age being confined to' the-tange.


-


Port St. Joe High Put Back




On List Qf Accredited Schools
:. *' *. : ...


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.PA"W T,4 T HE-SiAR. Port St. Jo.. -P.orid* WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972



EDITORIALS.


ri..... t W ith A .Fa ly

n n st mas Beqan .... .. ,'l,


In ',-:i. of all of the h,:.v mystery *... .: .. ,
the birth of Christ, God mad-. ..nre. thing beautifully
clear when He caused HipSon to be born to a human

SAlthough h -1 u,rt y was born with a Babe. .
Christmas itself began with' a family. And now
S li-hA, 2,000 y-~.. d f, 'a weary world pauses f-..r,
it' strife to ,' i ; i ~ h! h, --<...{ N ...' \ and to
S.pay at least ,-.i .~-' to the 1.t, i. .and the home.
...Would to God that- e'v.er i. i.il'. of man could
be so .-- -.-.j this christmastime: .vgl ~. the, i-b,.' *.
spirit of love and peace and joy that blessed the hum-
ble trio in Bethlehem's rude stable. It could be so!.
It would be so, if every IaiiA% would take to' i,:1f .'


Perspective

On
.


Education

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


During and after WW I, auto-"
ir .inin revolutionizedithe hand-
Sling po..clerical and menial tasks
in businesses, i i.uisi-,.;. anid.
- governmental agen.pes. Now it
Shas invaded the-rdliasrooms. Ed-
'ucators and parents in Gulf
County as elsewhere are talking
about teaching machines and are
wondering what their effect will
Sbe op -the' organization and cur-
riculum of schools,
So far, the revolution has been
mild, indeed. Most superinten-
dents and boards of education
are warily refusing to invest in
the new-fangled gadgets until
their.worth has been established.
Meanwhile, .the manufacturers of
the machines arid those school


- adminis '..: a ...:'jhave 'pur-
chased r; a n Jpfious- -zre
r :'.. l', t:.' r :.-e''i need: not
c. N.; can .
substitute foi his face-to-face
contact with children. His role
, my eventually )e a bit differ-
ent, but his job -5 secure, As in
the case of instructional televi-
sion, a machine is an additional
tool that a teacher may use to
improve 'theIrate and the qual-
ity of learning.
Broadly ,pe making, there have
always beW "teaching machines"
-from flpsh cards and abacuses
to lab euipment, radio, televi-
sion, anA other audio-visual aids;
but ciently, the term is em-
:P.y:q' for any device that pre-
"/


the lovely Person of the ChritA Ho.r .i
What matter whetherihe home be palace or pup
tent, castle' or cabin? ,'he real ingredients of a
home are' not in the brick and mortar, the ".',J or
steel' or stucco that *1rd it together. They are in
the love of each member of the family for the oth-
.t r ..'' ..e'-i':..rre,: i.,'.in for the r,,r the pure,
i.-. ', *..t r.i.. *- a wholesome habitation.
'. j. -. -...T.,,, ;.,tj .'.'d. !.1 this w ..~ be if all of
-.. .i0r ;-. 'h:, "I- .imas season by .' .. _
' : ,.- -, ',, '. -:- t.t.:. ,,r I,- '-:. ..:: ::, then w e
.. d|i .i' -.''rI--. .a', ~.-' an with a .. .. Our

-The War Cry


S entg a question to a student
I then tells him whether or
S his answer .- : .
Ssone of. the devices are simple
S' ,:-.i or tutorial work-
S.. the most popular type is
Sa : :- *:: contriv,
ance. Most teaching machines are
based' on the principle of self-
instruction. They u..- 'down
the information material -into
:. :.i steps, ,. called
frames. The question and answer
technique, or Socratic method,
is used. Bit by bit,, the student
progresses from the simple to
the complex. His rate depends
on his ability, If he has givyn
the right answer to a question,
the machine will allow him to
go on to the next one; otherwise,
he must try again until he suc-
ceeds. Review tests are provid-
ed at : .' intervals to serve
as a check on progress.
Some of the mechanized in-
structors do not require the
student to write his answer. In-
stead, he is confronted with a
row of buttons. Above each but-
ton is a suggested answer to the
question. The student makes his
selection after reading each an-
swer. Proponents of this multi-
ple choice type of machine claim
it permits faster reinforcement
of learning. However, some' edu-
cators feel that it rewards' recog-
nition rather than rewafl. They


claim that the act of writing the
answer : _'-,-'.: the learning
bond but a student who is ex-
posed to a : .r''1. but erron-
eous answer may. run the risk
of remembering it later.
S-:: I -- : the kids of ma-
chines, all the people behind
them agree that the material
should be presented so : :
and clearly that students rarely
make errors. The step-by-step
arrangement of a topic for use
in a machine is called a pro-,
gram, and this i..i;' topic
for use in a machine is called a
-program, and this sequential ma-
terial i the real key to the value
of the device

Ideally, a programme should
have a thorough knowledge of
the subject matter, familiarity
with autoinstructional machines,
and a deep understanding of the
learning process. This combina-
tion is hard to find. in one per-
son. Therefore, teams are often
organized to set up programs.
Today in.addition to the experts
employed' commercially, profes-
sors and advanced students at
scores of colleges throughout
the country are systematically
preparing programs for ma-
chines.
We' will discuss how students
feel about these "teachers" in
next week's aslm.'


Too Late


To Classify

Russell Kay


When it comes to law and or-
der you have to take your hat
off to that section of New York
called the Bronx. You at least
.,must admit that the officer in
charge of the 46th precinct of
the borough goes by. the book
which says no retail stores are
to be open for business on Sun-
day.
When informed that Alexan-
der's Department Store was open
at 11:30' Sunday morning, the
policeman in charge of the pre-
cinct called Officer Kenneth Fis-
cher and handed him a sum-
mons to. be served on James
Walsh, manager of the store.
Arriving on the scene, Officer
Fischer found the store filled
with the lame ,the halt, the
aged and the infirm, They had
all been brought to the store in
-chartered buses from 25 hospi-
tals and nursing homes as guests
of the management to do their
Christmas shopping.

Over 10 years ago Alexander's
decided to ,do something for the
unfortunates who were not phy-
sically able to compete with reg-
ular customers on crowded shop-
ping days. This had become a
special shopping day for the af-
flicted andit has been going on
for years.
All purchases.made were care-
fully recorded and the. store
paid the sales tax on each item.
While .the guests spent their .pwn ;
money, records were kept shpw-
ing the institution-they had come
from,; and these funds were in.
turn contributed to that institu-
tion. In addition, each lady guest
received a ...carf from the store:
.as a-gift while. each man receiv-
edt&a-wallet.

*enjoy it .rv '.d the summons.
as he ;,r 11.. made his
way :.. whee'l chairs and
crutches to do his duty. I won-
der how the U.S. Supreme Court
would react if Alexander's
should decide to fight the case
that far?
Among the Sunday shoppers
. were Jews, Gentiles and probably
a few T^.i,, There were'
blacks, whites, browns and yel-.
lows and in: the alleys muggers
and pushers and street walkers
continued to operate unmolested,
even on Sunday. They feared the
law to a certain extent, but not
the Blue Law that said a retail
store :.'. not be opened.
I can't '.e a benevolent
Sovereign, looking down from
his Heavenly throne, would
agree that the record book
should be :"'.*.-' and black
marks should -be recorded
against either Alexander's or
*...::, as guests, who partook of
this :.:: -. r ... kindness.
Probably, if we searched., the
law books, we would find that
just about every state and city
has blue laws still on the books
that should be revised. Antd
there is always the danger that
some one in authority will go by
the book in spite of common
sense. But 1,._ particular case
was completely uncalled for.
New that I've gotten that off
my chest about all is left for me
to do is wish you a Merry Christ-
mas andka Happy New Year.
Have" a joyous Holiday Sea-
son. And, if you can find a min-
ute or two to ponder the sub-
ject, try and remember the true
meaning of Christmas.


(The true meaning of Crst-"
mas is recalling the birthday of
Christ. While we are sympathe-
tie with the example you describ-
ed, Mr. Kay, we cannot but help
Remember the words of Christ,


who out-ranks the Supreme
Court and taught, "Remember
the .Sabbath day and keep it
holy. -Ed)


7az


Etaoin


Shrdlu
by WESLEY R. RAMSEY


Looking at the papers in recent days, we can see an
exciting year 'ahead in 1973. A year of progress, and,
I'm sure, some reverses. We have made some progress
this year,. with the serious talk of peace in Vietnam, a
growing economy,. some subsiding in mob violence and
-'tiL- an inkling that crime will once again be punished,
and a small diminishing of the dope traffic.
Looking a\ the year aht a.1, we see a promise of: ,
Peace in Vietnam. President Nixon's traveling
salesman, Henry Kissinger, says an gre eniw has all but
been wrapped up. The only fly in the ointment that I
can see is Kissinger's statement that "we will not let
Soutn Vietnam veto the ai.'eenent". It's hard for us to
see how Sc, ih Vietnam can be left out of any agreement
for peace when thy are the onea doing the fighting now
and it's their country involved.
Governor Askew sees a curbing of the state bud-
get to compliment what he terms "tax reform". Askew.
said the other day the state has gone from a financially
weak state to a $300 million surplus.- He. gives the credit
to the Corporate Profits Tax anI other tax reforms. A
tightening of the budget would be Lelcome to us tax pay-
ers. ,
A dark spot on the next few 4ays to come seems to
be the fact that former President Harry S. Truman is
drawing his few last breaths., Truman will be remem-
bered as a no-nonsense man who calls it as ,he sees it
and a President who had the guts to fire one of the most
popular generals this nation has ever ha4.,
The moon shots have come to an end, but a prom-
ise has been made to put America's space, efforts to work
for peaceful accomplishment for this nation. Space has
meant a revoluii'-.u in our way of living and with a con-
centration to broadening this revolution, we can see a
day coming which will surprise even Americans who .no
longer think anything of sending a man to the moon.
Maybe in this year to come, J. Paul Getty, one of
the world's richest men will find h.i i.pin.' He said last
w,er-k th ... one of the tragic things, during his climb to
riches is that he has ,. .'**-r been able. to keep a wife and
he has tried five t i,.;-l y ... .., his business activi-
ties have kept hih away from home, and as a consequence
he- now has no home life at a time when he ,would like to
relax and r,.i.,. ;,, 1ni&f for the rest of his days. What is
it the Bible says :,onioJt g:i rihg the whole world?

Christmas will be a "..' 'y at home" holiday for us.
We plan to spend ,'Ir-f- or four days just lying around dd-
ing u.J! i .':,,,v with a few fr- .i'h and relatives aind
"."f:.r-j:..:, re.u, .U...U, from the drive to get caught'up iso
we could-take a few days off. That doesn't make sense,
does it work .overtime for two or three weeks just to
get to take a few days off. I, -
But we're L-',..1-.::- to enjoy our J,:. off and the Christ-
mags I..:.lda-y. and we sincerely hope you enjoy yours.


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We wish to thank you for your patronage
during the past year and express our
wishes for a very Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year.


SEARS Catalog Sales


-sTHE STAR-

Published Every Thursday at 306 W1lliams Avenue, Part 4t. Jo%., rieuij
py Tnj, Star PtioishIng qompany


A^ESLE, ^ R AMSEV -- -- U vr an JAubuhla
Also Lnotyoe. ue a .. ... ,, S.-..,s -fc
Reader. Bookkeeper and Complaint eitrmnent ,
Poiu- a bo.x 3b() PHONE 227-161
POT T. JOE, FLORIDA 32456

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

SUBSCRIPTIONS INVARIABLY PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Nt COUNTY ONE YEAH, $4o00 SIX MO&. $2.25 rTHHEEMOLS ,r JI
OU' OF COUNTY One Ye.', ,5.00 OUT OF U. S. One Year,
TO ADVERTISERS-In e- of errorror mmi.lone In aldvertlAementa. the publiehM
Snot hve d thmenmelveiablfor damage further than amount received for
idvertisement.
The spoken word is gven scant attention; the printed word is thbo o tt'
welded. I be spoken word barely aesertv. the printed word thorongh oem
nmcee Thbe poken word is loet; the printed word runailM.


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eHE STAR. Port St. Joe, Florkda WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972 rAmi. TaIREl


... "Letters to


p SANTA



Sear Santa Clmas suit ,hat and guns, a dragline
My name is isa Handley abd and a bunch of other toys.
I am three years ,old. I haven't I have a little sister, Alison,
been a real good girl .bt I have she is three months oqld, Please
be a pretty good Please bring bring her a B&.,b and Betty dolls
me a farm. a farmer says, a bike, and a lot of little toys.
'with trainmg wheels, a cowgirl We ,nU leave you some cake



-,. C --.hristmas .

Blessings
This season
let us give thanks
to God, who

S gudesourdestiny, for
vMHbb, N hs s blesings. I


GULF SERVICE STATION
Aubrey R. Tomhnson


and milk under our tree.
Love,
Lisa Handley
*


Dear Santa Claus,
My name is James R. Heath,
Jr., and I would like for you to
bring me a bicycle, electric
train, dump truck, tractor, gui-
tar and a pair of boots. And,
Santa, I am going to kindergar-
ten at Aunt Bell's and I really
love school.
Santa, I sure hope you won't
forget my sister just because she
.is in the 7th grade. She still
-loves -you.
. Love,.
J Heath, Jr.
*
Dear 'Santa,
I am 8 years old and have
been' a very, very good girl this
year. .
Please bring me :a new. bike, a
Hi Dottie doll, the game snip
Knon.and .:.rc.,, doth.es.
I'll leave y, -r, r.re hot coco
and cookies, along with my bro-
thers.
Donna Carole Kennington
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"..'' Santa, '
I amn 3 :-.: ,:'_' ,r have been
a -- 'good boy this year, I
would like to have an inch worm,
p horn, a stuffed lassie dog, Mar-
vel gum;,E" ... and ,:l
sters and .,-:t. ml else. you care
to leave me.'
, 'll have hot coco and 'cookies
,w-,. ..for you when you get
here. Kennington
rA,,'. Kennin gton


C ,
Dear Santa Claus,
'' r- .,.ue !, P,..'b-' ~;1:-"r and
S- '<.. *,". .oH I AveI.on

*, *.*,, E .. '.Y.. .-'_;, I have
l*-JA'h flI ..-1I *'( pist year
,; ",,',,H [ 'e frr yu, t'. bring
'r iA red,
bh!'fi Etb;1 a foot-
:-..J h'me,. .: -. :t, ..and
S. of rr I will leave
-.etJnp for 7' t..o eat and.
Th_,. 4r k t',tr-.ee.
S "Boby Plair

Dear'. t. 'A;li' -
My n &a e'i .r.. y Renee
Creel, -and -am '.: 'years olkd.
L live on St. Joe -'- nd nl my
~., ^r,. s am >1 hv-. Tben real
good girl '::r ?- when yo.
* .* to o0;:-, h '' el C1
Eve night, I would like for .you'
Sto '! : '.h- f.'.',/." t .ijE3 uni
der the tree *for me-A %.:,
Beasley doll, a k. ." buggy, a
bike, a telephone.-and surprise.
Thank you Santa and .- will
leave : ..on the table for
Sherry Creel

Dear Santa Claus '
My name is Stacy. Ann Creel
and I am 6 years old and I live
L J'' Street, at St. Joe Beach.
'- ,." -Mrs. Robinson told
mother I had a t:'o .d
in .. ..hlo this year. I would
I ( : ~b 'ag me'a baby


Campbell's Drug Store


HAS GIFTS for EVERYONE

VISIT OUR GALLERY OF


Glamorous Gifts!


Anderson Dav~ises Will '-t of Gulf County for the
Observe Golden Wedding _past 35 years. Mr. Davis has bc. .
retired from St. Joe Paper Com-
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Davis of pany since September, 1965. ,
61o Madison St., Port St. Joe will An open house, hosted by Mrs.
be honored in their home on their H. L. Anderson and Mis. J. F. PAtbs
Golden Wedding Anniversary, De- daughters and Mrs. L. C. Davis.
member 31. daughter-in-law, will be held from
Mr. and Mrs. Davis have been* 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. All friends


and relatives are invited.
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SPENDING LEAVE HERE
Donnie Sheffield is spending
ten days here during the Christmas
holidays visiting with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sheffield and
other friends and relatives. Donifie
:is -stationed at Norfolk Va.


doll that drinks and wets, a easy
bake oven, a doll buggy, tea set
and a h.gh chair tor me and my
little sister both to share.
Thank you for always remem-
bering us at Christmas. I will
leave something good for you to
eat under our tree.
Stacy Creel
Dear Santa'
I have t. n' good boy.
I would :U.*.: i: 22 rifle
and a bo:-' : :'-.' Super Star
airplane an : '" of surprizes
too. Don't i- my 'two bro-
..h : A. -.. .. I will
leave.you some .. ,:

Dear, Santa Cldais,. !
I lore you. 1 i been a good
girl this 'year ,,- you please
bring me a 6'-,' ` .: and a ba-
ton? lease. i: ;i-.tE. .'my little
sister, Cynthia.
Love,
S, :. Brantley
Dear ;
I".' jf. -. : k. : .and tiny
tears baby i: .: to have
a real pu.- '
How"are erves and
your wife'? :' .. '
Please don't :
and Ryan in .:. ',
I love you,
Eva Carole Collier

CARD *F THANKS
The 'i. of, .:: Graham
wish to e ress t hanks to
everyone for the'ine 'foods, flow-
ers and '.J:,L,'. were given
them ,u.y] t ,,, =.. *,,--. : : i .

MI: M .t-.' .:.
Thanka


Gifts of Lasting Joy Artistic and Creative Gifts
Fun and Fancy C Gifts for "Him" Gifts for "Her",
Gifts for Young and old 7%" Circular Saw BLACK Jig Saw BLACK 3/8" Drill


Cosmetic Sets Whitman and Russell Stover Candies9 99 99 99

Shaving Sets say, "Merry Christmas"9
Electric Gifts 1balanced gear &
With a Distinctive Gift BigI HPMotor *Cut curves, cir- ctch
from CAMPBELL'S Handy Trigr cles, etc.,
Timex Watches .. witch Fast silent action ith



Campbell's Drug QUALITY COMES FIRST THEN OURLOW PRICES hrge

201 REID AVENUE PHONE 227-2511


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Santa's Last Minute

SUGGESTIONS
I.Ipholbster I in Jesai y VnyI!

Large Man-Sige RECLINERS $69.00
Holds 6 Guns
GUN CABINETS $99.00
Sprwiel Qujeen 14 Lb., 3 'Cycle hi's Week End Only

AUTOMATIC WASHER $209.00


TABLE LAMPS aslow ,is $10.00
;{i". Wt.btigho-o -- Witi ,k'hii anIl .,!>. Tvn;r

Electric RANGES $219.00
5' in.l O vers'- Soft by da l' (v, nl, ri.: iM.I: Bed at Night

Jamison SLEEPERS $188.00
Mtfll'rraln.au Stylin; I .

KNEE HOLE DESK $44.00
large Selection

STEREOS Table and Cabinet Models


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'We're never to busy to pause and wish you
the best for this holiday season. Thank you
for letting us serve you


Driesbachs Cleaners







PAGE FOUB TWE STAR, Port St.Joe, Florida WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972


Pretty Christmas Tree Can Also Kill


State Insurance Commissionier. urged Floridians to observe the 1. After selecting a fresh Christ-
Treasurer Tom O'Malley, who is following fire safety rules during mas tree, cut off the butt at an
also State Fire Marshal, this week the upcoming holidays. angle to help the tree absorb wa-
ter better.
.. -. -. 2. Place tree in a stand contain-
.?( Of S ing water, away from radiators,
-- hot. air ducts or fireplaces.
.- '|' 1 r I .ll,. + 3. For an extra measure of0 safe-
ty, tie a length of rope to the base
of the tree so it can be pulled out
;of the house quickly if it catches
AV '' 4. Don't attempt to treat trees
"AV -with an aerosol fiie retardant
Ax jOYOUS spray. Covering the tree adequate-
CHRISTM S -'*jt^i^ ,ly is --. enre j difficult. Trees
S.. commercially* treated with U.L.
VI RV listed fire retardant. compounds
are-satisfactory.
5.'\ Use f .'-1-' -r-1 or non-conm-
tible ::;.L.: Make sure
S.' decorations are
BEAMAN PLUMBING SERVICE ph; ss hat are
U.L.-. or'F.M. approved.
7 hek for frayed wiring, bro-
r :,-kets r c : ::: connections
before vbiW' 'ip Ch t lights.
-:a r frayed :f r is
C.,Td sunder rugs are invita-
io: tf.re because walking and
vauumiing 'over cords wears and
fry~,s irt;i.u,.or
9. Use extension cords sparingly.
Many firbs ard caused by overload-
ing electricall. circuits. The use of
1an octopus outlet" and extension
cords r causes the overloaded wires
to heat iu aid set fire to combus-


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~NN ErJI EEhita


Beautiful Bavarian
m Butterfly Pins
made from real butterflies -i.d r.: forced
with gold and silver strands. M -', lovely
gifts for the ladies, young and old. Large
and small.
$3.98 and $5.00
ELECTRIC DICE
For the games that use dice. No more lost-
S dice. Fun for the family
"Bobo" the Swimning Dog
the kids will nejoy thoy. A sure-fire way .
to, get 'em in the bath tub
$1.69. .3 for$4.75
Fun for the Christmas partiess
Brussels Boy Dispensers $6.95
Qlever .
Egg Cutter------- ---69c


Both for
$1.85,


Drivers Face
Winter 'Danger
S"Drivers face greater dangers of
vehicle accidents during the month
of December thin pny other month
of the year," advised Colonel El-
dri.e Eer-h, 6crector of the Patrol.
Winter driving brings changes in
road, weather and traffic condi-
tions. To prevent accidents drivers
should: .
On wet pavement pump brakes
to slow down' or 'Wtop. J.Tmif:lJng
them can cause tibe wh'ee to I'lck
and thrr.-vc.oi into: a drn.zgisus
Follow other vehicles at.:- a
distance, anticipating that the
'di,,,.r ahed ,,may do something
u .pected '
SSignal intention to turn or
:!'..p well in, advance giving ade-
,*ute warning to the drivers near
Keep windshield and windows
., ".i,: sure. you can see
J ',.'f:'r !i t'i_.ri- to V(.w trouble. .,:


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I and Cut 8 Different Designs
Crystal Pendants $3.98
$2.00 each '"I- B
Statues 4 for $6.95r


4 Different Pictures
Children's Motiff Clocks
Miniature Grandfather Clocks
With supporting posts and enclosed pendulum
oily $11.25
'


Psychedelic Ball Radio
Totally new radio design! Rich,


autiful Christmas: Decorator full circle sound. A riot of psy-
indles ------$1.25 $3.00 chedelic color in high-impact
-.... plastic.

HAROLD KIRKLAND
at PRIDGEON'S BOAT LANDING WHITE CITY
P4one 227-8827


$9.95
plus tax


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tible material. before going out or retiring. may become charged ind danger- low smoking near the tree and
10. Outdoor wiring needs water- 12. Metal trees are not a fire ous. Use only indirect lighting, wrappings.
proof cords. hazard but may be a shock hazard. 13. Dispose of wrappng paper 14. Take down your Christmas
11. Turn off indoor lighting sets Lighting strings on a metal tree promptly and safely and don't al- tree as soon as possible.
Sa--


hristtmas warmth and hristmas cheer,
S- tend to you this time of year.


ST. JOE FURNITURE
and APPLIANCE COMPANY


End of Year Clearance


Clearing Out Our Stock In Time for Christmas Giving


1969 MERCURY STATION WAGON
Colony Park .
LOADED


1968

Camera,
V-8 Engine
4-Spee4 Transmission
2-Door
;Hard Top

$995


1965 CHEVROLET 4-Door
V-8 Engine $395


1969 PLYMOUTH FURY III
Air Conditioned, Power Steering, Power Brakes,
Automatic Transmission, 4-Door Sedan, V-8
1970 TORINO 4-Door
Air Conditioner, V-8, Automatic, Power Steering
70 Chevrolet Nova ,ou Choice
4-Door, 6 Cylinder $1495
IE


1969 MERCURY BROUGHAM


'2-Door Hardtop
LOADED


$1995


1969 MUSTANG GRANDEE


2-Door Hardtop, V-8
Power Steering,
Automatic


$1595


1969 F-100
Ford,

TRUCK
V-8 Engine

$795


1967 COUGAR 2-Door
V-8, Automatic, $ 0
Hardtop


1971 F-750 FORD TRUCK
COME SEE THIS ONE!
CAB and CHASSIS Air Brakes. 391 V-8,
5-Speed Transmission, 2-Speed Rear Axle, 5th Wheel


St. Joe Motor Company


PHONE 227-3737


FO RD MERCURY Y


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I pls l~r -


Th e Co mforters



PETE, HORENSE ROCKY


As the holiest of seasons
draws near;wewish our fine
friends a blessed Christmas
.. Itlof happiness.


J. LAMAR MILLER, Agent
STANDARD OIL COMPANY


DRINKING -- 95c a.
.Bird and Man----


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PAGE F1va


gwe [e tbgosen


AWwp* honn


L ...--. A '.- U.U|
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MEXKO BEACH BEAUTY SHOPPE







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Wtslhng y6g a Blessed Christmas
aOd a New Year Silled with
Peace and.appimsess.

Kennedy Electric & Appliances


IDLE HOUR BEAUTY SHOP
.. ,.' .: r ~ ,


; JOYOUS HOLIDAY,
(Best wishes for a men hristmas
3 !o you, our fr-iens and patrons..


ALINE'S BEAUTY SALON


Marvin J. Hamilton


MarVin J. Hamilton "
Celebrates 2nd Birthday
Marvin J. Hamilton celebrat-
ed his second birthday Decem-
Ser 17. He is the son of Mr. and
Mnrs. James Hamilton and grand-
son of Mrs. -. -,;;L3,

St. Joseph's Church
Gives Christmas Schedule
St. Joseph's 'Catholic Church an.
nounces'its Christmas schedule.
There' will be '2*' .Mass.
preceded 'by a program, of .ChristV
mas carols sung by the choir .,
ginning at 11:40 p.m. The, proces-
sion to the Crib will precede 1Mid-
night Mass.. Morning Masses will
be at 9:00 and 10:30.

Baptist Chapel Youth
Present "Unto Us A Child'
The Baptist Chapel at St. Joe
Beach will have their ChristmasI
program, "Unto/Us A Child", pre-
sented by the :,<.w'a this Sunday,
December 24, at 6:30 p.m. Refresh-1
ments will be served after the pro-
gram. Everyone is invited to at-


tend.

Christmas Story Hour
At"Library Friday
A special Christmas story hour
will be held at the St. Joe Branch
I of the Northwest Florida *:,.ia
library. Friday afternoon at 2:00
Miss Baara Merritt will be the;
.try: teller,- .'1" chilJi..- are,in.-
vited to attend.


Giffs of health and happiness we wish
for you at Christmas.

POLLOCK'S CLEANERS


Joy To Tle World!
















S ingin our best w s f.r-
to l our freely ,

West Auto Associate Store


hirlrpool TRASH MASHER*
COMPACTOR

Fights pollution on the home front. Takes little space and so easy to use.
Eveirytime you toss cans, bones, bottles or paper Into the'drawer just close
It, push a button and the trash is compacted to its size. Takes the equiva-
lent of three 20-gallon cans full of trash. (That's as much junk as the average
family tosses away each week). A key lock keeps kids *
from tinkering with It. The iough bag can be taped so Y
litter won't blow. No lid for dogs to pry off. And, plastio- 22
lined bag is weatherproof. Tm,


May the glow of candles warm your -.
hearth and love warpnyour heart this
holiday season.

NEDLEY'S FLORIST


Swing-out panel on
drawer makes bag re-
moval more conveni-.
ent. Lets you slide bag
out instead of lifting
straight up. Entire
drawer removes for
easy cleaning.


Chemical deodorizer
automatically sprays a
measured amount on
each load of trash and
garbage when drawer
is closed to help con-
trol odor. Spray can Is
replaceable.


St. Joe Hardware Company
PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA


PHONE 227-8111


To all our many friends and customex-.
ay you enjoy the happiest holiday ever!

JIMMY'S RESTAURANT


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AGE SIX M THE STAR. Port St. Jo*, Florida WEDNESDAY, DEC, 20, 1972
I. .. I A |demand must be in writing and Clerk's Office, Municipal Building, S SS i piean. ts
must state the .place of residence Port St. Joe, Florida, until 12:00 niV S3D Ie Us
and poet office address of the clai- noon, E.S.T., January 2, 1973, for
a h mat and must be sworn to by the theconstruction of a 20x40' Chain Eaore
claimant, his agent, or hisnattorney, Link F ce Wit" W 12' nty M o arund
IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'or it wil become void according the Sewer Lift Sttion In Miliew
COURT IN AND FOR to law Subdivision Unit No. 3 with the "Starting in 19, people who
COUNTY, FLOIDA. DAED" this 30th day of Novem- following specif ications: are working hie getting social
In Re: The Es"tate of .ber, A.D., 1972. 6', 9 gauge fabric arew.rkng wnie getigoa
R0AVID H. ON EVA B JONES, 3 strands of barbwire on 45 de- security benefits can earn more
Deceased Adinistratrix of the gree arms but never lose more than $1.00 in
NO, iCE Tp CREDIlTORS Estate of P.avid H. Jones, 2%" standard pipe terminal and benefits for each $2.00 earned,"
All creditors of thp estate of Da. S-., Deceased. gate posts in 36" cement benefits .ear $ rne,"
id H. Jones Sr, decesed, arCECIL G COST Jr, 2" fence weight line posts in 30" David Robinson, Social Security
hereby, no tified ,d requyrel to 21 Reid Avenue of cement Field Representative for Gulf
file any claims or demand which fort. St Joe. Flonrida 3Z456 4t 1 5, .8' sth.-.r.d pipe gate frame County, said today ..
they may have against said estate Attorney-for Adnumstratrix 12-13 1 5/8" top rail
in the Office of the County Judge .. The City of Port St. Joe reserves Under the new, law, social secur-
4#f Gullf County, Flonida, 'in the the right to accept or reject any or it payments will be reduced by
courthourse at Fort dS Joe. Floda, OTICE TO BID all bis reeve. All prices F.O. 00 for every $200 earned over
within Six (6) calendar months BID NO. 135 Bids shall be sealed in an envelope $1.w for every $2100 earned over
front? the date of the first pblihca The Citvy of Port t Joe, Florida, Port St. Joe, Florida, Tax Exempt. $2,100 in a y.ar. Pie'.io.,oy.
tion .f this notice. Each claif 'o. wll rec-.'ie sa.eibd- at the r and ]n. .rked "BID NO. 135". monthly pyrrr .' o reduced
C. BROCK, 12-14 by $1.00 inb benefits for e $200
CityAditor and Clerk earned between- $1,680 and $2,880
FRS -6 ITEDI- EE MliST CHURCH in a year-and by $1.00 for very
T111 14~ITCURCH-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, '$1.00 earned over 12',80
kiterrectior, Mcoarrent and Conl-.tutio "-FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL
er o Mte CIRCUIT OF THEt 'STATE People 72 and over will continue
SREV R MLLARD SPIES. Miner ROF F DA IN AND FOR to get their full social sccu:.'
Ch rch Sc l ..... ..................... .... 45 A. M. STATEGOF .C benefitss regardless of earnings.
Morning Worship ....... .. ... 11 00 A.M. --VS_-- Under the new law, people under
SM.-Whodist Yc.uth F i ... ... r..... 5 45 P'M. CHA._FLES ':D")ARDP CARROLL 72 can earn 'as much as 2,100 in
S, ... IN RE: FORFEITURE OF TH. a year and get their full social
Eenm.e /o p ............................... 7 P M O W G DESCRIBED security benefits. 'Different rules
S- \ PROPERTY:
"Where Old Fashioned Friendlines Stilt Sur iveg -. 1967 'Chb'~v't 4-dr S r. apply to people getting disability
Serik '* lefl4 'Thi'A *l'e d benefits if they work.
i- -.- 'One 'I.; r.rric w-,'lr .-:
.._.... ... ..__-_. ---- ____. terMJ .Mr ',, 12 Gue -',. y'r In additioil ,starting in 1973,
.. :.. 7.44'. full benefits can be pai4 for. any
M. j -TEF. ora- month i whemicha oyeen '
S ..na ,'ronte, ihavanr or claiming ',wages are not more than $175-.
Sn i~', r *r he r' the above or he didn't perfc-rm substantial'
::-did prS-oert'^ 'n r services in self-employment. Pre-
e by, ni. d tha the above de: v'ously, the monthly limit was
Tc.nbf. pr- rrt y haz been sezed, $140.
-, : r, ,,. .f L r ;.*r Another change be_,.in : ,
k! F .... ou f:- *-..; 1973 is that only your rk i
Ind r_/ irj ; t, e p f.inof the the months before you we reach 72.
Florida Game and Fresh Water
of-yo,,). ;:e .t'.-.by i 1.-n t I, r r,,-, .. fits are due y, f.r those see _,.
that a Fr-h.,r undr said"Chan- Before, earnings in the entire year
Ster, has been, fleain the _irc you reached 72 ere counted in
Fl nd e i thr-he f,,rferture(,f months before you were 72.
the .'i] pr.irt?, and 'ou. are A new feature of the law as-
S ai'.n'l .. tsaures that the arn.:ngs exemption
A W filde s ho r claim, on oy beforeJanie, forpeople getting 'social security
and show cause, on or before Jan-
S uary 2, 1973, if not personally ser- payments will go up automatically
ved with process herein. why the 'in future years as earnings levels
said .i.-rp.tty bh'lJd not be for- increase. The first year there can
fittd" pursuani to aid 'Chapter,ca
... Pursua to aid 'Cha pter be an automatic increase is 1975
Should you fail to file claim has o atie increase is1975
.- .... .here',n ,iTer. ,, ent wil be For more information, visit or
r .r. efrLt., h ag' yoiu i due ..honEde y.-'r local noial security of-
S e a, irDe tot Say .r_ no rmay fe. The office for this area i lo-
pes... er'we'd with,"OC.5 ,ocs may obtin eated at 1316 H AvePan-
tht Y o 'Ow many friends ci'L -[^ @Ln c ? *fAve, Pan-
and dCustOmers ast c rist .T S my hand and the sbeal-
of the above raer.ti.: ed court, at
Port "j..A.nr;.a th4 .- day
GAY'S STANDARD SERVICE ,f f- CO u
Si CI, ., of he Circit Co ur.t '
-* (Cort 3e^,. ;12-14 -


LINDY SWEET
PEAS or Stand
White
POTATOES-
Yellow

0 4NG S-N
B..IfEE PIRE I '

SHtOR1
GoApE "A".' Qlowi,

TURKE
Tener, D kcltHe

PORK OAST-
Fresh 3-Down
PQRK RI*S
Rump or Bonaleps
CHUCK ROAST .
Center. Cut
HAM ROAST-
WHOLE or SHANK

CURED


ROBER SON'S


GROCERY
^ "PORE BOY'S CORNER" I
IN UPTOWN HIGHLAND VIEI
OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. to 7 P.M.


SPECIALS FOR '
Thurs., Fri.,' Sat., '
With $10.00 Order or More
S UGA AR _5 lb. bag 49c


Ga. Grade "A" .
,Smaoll EGGS-


2 doz. 89c


ard TOMATOES 5 cans $1.00


Delicious
APPL.ES --31b.bag,49c
Pride of .Ga. No. 2Y, Cans
PEACHES ------ 3 for $1.00
Frozen Morton
MEAT or FRUIT PIES


10 lbs. 69c
21-b. Iaq 29c
"do 39c

tENINC


s TEND1 12 to '14, Lb. Average

YHENS


F. resh Grm
-- lb. 79c HifAMBI
Choice Be
lb, 69c Sirloin
Ga. Grade
lb. 79c tFYE
Cured
lb. 97c PICN
lb. 89c BAKIN(
HALF 17 to 20 Lb. Average

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I.


I


3 LB. CAN

69c


lb. 39c


und
URGER 3 tbs. $1.59
STEAK -- lb. $1.29
RS-------lb. 33c
ICS ----- lb. 49c


i HENS lb. 49c

lb. 69c


SERVICE



CHARGE


For Personal or Individual

Checking Accounts
as long as customer maintains a $100.00 minimum balance


$1.50 Maintenance Fee
should customer's minimum balance drop below $100.00


Effective January 1, 1973
The above Service Charge will be in effect provided you use per-
sonalized checks which can be purchased at a nominal charge
throughihe Bank.

If there are any questions in regards to Service Charge and person-
alized; checks, please contact the Bank.



Florida First National Bank
at PORT ST. JOE


TELEPHONE 227-2551


504 'MONUMENT AVENUE


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IHE STAR. Port St. Joe, Florida WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972


OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT TO YOU...


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MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL,..AND TO ALL GOOD EATING!


WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES
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GUARANTEED
TO PLEASE OR


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DEEP BASTED


ARMOUR'S
"BUTTER BASTED"


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LB. AVG.'i LB. AVG..
LB.49 t LB. 4V


"SUPER-RIGHT' DELICIOUS Fl


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A-] AUGOOOD RAND SUGAR CURED SLICED
B.BI4PuAt BacM a: 79
I U.S.D A. GRADE "-A" QUICK FROZEN
'0 Bofol~ A ,,.
Bk'U Ig L .49
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WIkt&!eg 9oaqeq1 79t
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AM Mat Fwea PK.494
COPELAND'S ALL MEAT
Dh uia-,,ia, ....... 794
OSCAR MAYER DELICIOUS PURE PORK (Bulk)
Link CoastLe.........B. 994
COPELANDES SLICED
Al Meait Belaq 69
BANQUET ASSORTED QUICK FROZEN
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RIGHT" SEMI-BONELESS BEEF
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A&P BRAND DELICIOUS FRESH
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TCA-N JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN DELICIOUS
sCkuno&til JARS
CAP'N JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN
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PURE VEGETABLE
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DVCs BIs II.m.. .., C. ,,AN
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SIZE


COAST TO COAST
MUSCATEL OR 1/5
SHERRY


PUMPKIN PIES ARE NOT AVAIL
S-S. FOR SALE ON SUNDAY.


41.19


PRICES OFFERED IN THIS AD. ARE EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1972. ITEMS OFFERED IN THIS
AD. ARE-NOT AVAILABLE TO OTHER RETAIL OR WHOLESALE DEALERS.


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$19c


88c,


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YELLOW


ALL NIGHT 12s
69'


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BAKING
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PA011P1".GOT


WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972 THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Florids


Here's wishing you and
your family a Holiday
Season filled with joy
and we hope that
_k,973 will be a year of
Ivapp0-1-fnd prosper-'




patronage during 1972
and hope to continue
serving you in 1973.


U ZETT'S
DRUG STORE
Ph. 227-3371, 317 Williams
Plenty of Free Parking
Conyonient Drive-In Window



Kiwanians Ponder

Council On Aging

The Port St. Joe Kiwanis-Glub
has moved further into the investi-
gation of sponsoring a Council On
Aging in Gulf County.
The -Club has,-fiet with represen-.
tatives:of thle Division; of Family
Services to examine possibility of
availablee Federal sharing funds.
Bob Freeman, in charge of the
' committee doing, the investigating,
reported to the club Tuesday that
* ederal matching fundts,are, avail-,
.ibe for:a peiriA of three years.
The Club -i.ec'.: t nt forr
mer members oit U i' dfiirk:r
Golden Agex:. C?-;F to > : .b, bthe .
program will be received- before
.going any further.


SEASON'S GREETINGS
from
The Owners and Staff of the

MOTEL ST. JOE
THANK YOU for YOUR FRIENDSHIP
and PATRONAGE
IT OUR PLEASURE TO KNOW and SERVE YOU

IN ORDER TO CONTINUE OUR MODERNIZATION
PROGRAM OUR RESTAURANT WILL BE CLOSED
. From 2:0o P.M. Saturday, December 23 through Christmas
Day anddSaturday and<| Sunday, December 31 and Jan. 1
..-. ^ ,i^ B ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^


CII


bowler ior mthe Ban wit a 178
game and 517 series. Bertha Clay-
ton led Coniforter's with a 167
game and 517 sreies. Bertha Clay-
ton led Comforter's with a 167
game and 424 series. ,


Standings ,
Shirt and Trophy
Fla. 1st Nat. Bank
St. Joe Kraft ___---
Comforter's----
St. Joe Furniture


... may your hobLay celebraton B
filled: with much qaioty and happineu


-KING'S GULF SERVICE STATION
.1 l. Charlie Mae and -Jimmy '


_4y


Santa's making his rounds again we hope he brings
you your heart's desire. Merry Clhrifap from dl at
*~ ~ ~ ~ a *-''


Wewahitchka State Bank

"A Gulf County Landmark"
-linTU


I eanrw Ic


W
36
34%
-33
31
31


ly carpeted in living r
one bedroom) chain lii
around entire lot. 8-10
house included. See at
Street or call 227-2711,
259.


FOR SALE: bedroom-house) with
den. Good neighborhood. Call
229-5821. tfc-10-29
FOR SALE: 1967 trailer, 12x44, 2-
bedrooms, air conditioned, wash-
-ing machine, TV. Call 639-2261 any-
time after 6 p.m., CST. tfc-12-7
FOR SALE: 1967 Chrysler, loaded
In good shape. $795.00. See at
the Gulf Station in White City.
Vic 'Burke, 229-2421. tfe-11-16


FOR SALE: Portable Hotpoint
NOTICE OF SALE Mrs. Richard Porter, 227-3331. Itp
TO: Mrs. Helen Siples, General
Delivery, Jackson, Michigan. FOR SALE: Chicago black shoe
'YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED skates. Size 9. Call 227-5701.
That the following motor vehicle: 3tp-12-7
1968 Volkswagen 2 door, I. D. No. FOR RENT: Nice 2 bedroom house
118606539, title number 8494332, on St. Joe Beach. Phone 648-3466.
will be sold at public sale at 9:00 tfc-12-7
A.M., E.S.T., on the 3rd day, of' -
-January, 1973, from the, south door FOR RENT: One and two bedroom
Xf the Port St. Joe High -School attractively finished apart-
-hop building,-Port St. Joe, Flbpid e li
Theb. proceeds of the sale will `_ u ents. Cool i4.. Iumnwr, Warm in
applied first to the payment of, winter. Gas heat, -window lans.-
ire-'r.:ig storing, and sale of said They must be ameu to be appreciat-
motor vehicle and the cost, of pub- 4d. Contact M. or Mrs. B. C. Prince
licationz oaf t,.,, of "e war 4ih.r St WIMCO LOOGE and TPAILER
-,due under th (:e,r,te:t *A.ith Gu;f PARK. White City. Ph, ne '229241.
Tea.h'.rs ,Frder .1 C:'rt Uni'n. or 64R31'l. tfe-10-28
P. .., iJ ..F .:' .!>: ." -
tin1i--nS of -Sd ru'A,?o Y .rfi APARTMENTS FOR RENT: C'l.
-Any -abrplu&. '-'J! t e r.-t i' you, ,. 'te.:' HoPlrida Mfr'.l ph,,rCe 64A:
d '.,. will re.,'.' 1 '.U f1r any .'. i,'" 4..:' 2- 1
bala r.t remaumn paid under HELPWANTED C .d itrs
L1' TEA'F-IER3 FE'IFAI A: .'. '.r- B;." .,120,
CREDIT UNION 2t 12-21 DESK CALENDAR PADS fcatur-
S.ing s.-,;: ,' tr,3 space pro-
PUBLIC NOTICE vided i.. '.-:-'. day, January thru
State of Florida Department December. Perfect for appoint-
'of Pollution Cbntrol '- .'' records and miscellaneous.
Pursuant to Sec. 403.088 (4) (a, -': '-: $2.25 each. The Star.
Florida Statutes, an application for ; .
a TemporargOperation Permit has WANTED by individual. Approxi-
benei filedyi th the Department mately 300 acres suitable for cat-
for the following water pollution tie, cleared or uncleared. Some
-ri nlow land would be okay. Phone 268.
A rplitar Gliddeni-Durkee. 6874 or write' K. Dinkla, 11042
Looaro of Pollution Source: Scott' Mill Road, Jacksonville,
SPrq S Jr.Florida 32217. 8tp-11-23
_,XRceiving Water Name: St. Jo- FOR RENT: Apartment, 510 8th
seph's Bay. Street. Phone 6484800. tf-9-7
Receiving Water Cl. f'.:r et. Pn 6484800. tfc-9-7
Class III. FOR RENT: One bedroom house.
Receiving Water Basin: Coastal St. Joe Beach. Furnished. Con-
area between Apalachicola River tact Smith's Pharmacy, Phone 227-
and Chocta'whatchee River. 5111. tfc-9-28
After consideration of the ap- -
plication, any :;.1-' :'. informa- FOR RENT: 2 bedroom furnished .
tion furnished, and all written ob- apartment. 522% Third St. Ph.
sections submitted, the department 227-8647. tfe-12-20
shall grint or deny a temporary
operation permit. No temporary
permit shall be granted by the de- NICE CHRISTMAS
apartment unless it -d'. ',: I- v -G IFT
finds: GIFTS
1)The proposed discharge does O
not ",. for an operation per- COLORED CHALK
mnot ~ for an operaon per Assortment for chalkboard (
2) The applicant is constructing, 2%"x7/16"-8 different colors I
installing, or placing into opera- 12 to box 83c .-.
tion, or has submitted plans and *' *
reasonable schedules for construct- SANFORD "MR. SKETCH"
ing, installing or placing into op- (Instant Water Colors)
eration, an approved pollution .with wick-tip applicator
abatement facility or alternate 8 color set $3.98
.waste disposal system, or that the .
applicant' has a waste for which
no feasible and .certlhe method ANFODeluxe Set
of treatment or i'- -.. :J. -is known SANFORD "MR. SKETCH"'
.or3 ec.r. rneI but is making a bona (Instant Water Colors)
fide h:f;-. -hrough research and with 3 picture frames
,:.-hr .ieans to discover and im- 12 color set $5.98
pL.I.rni'. such a method;.
3) The applicant needs permis- THE STA'R
sion to pollute the waters within
the state for a period of tipe ne- Phone 227-3161
cessary to complete research: plan-
ning, : n- ,':'! installation, .or
operation of an approved and ac- -
ceptable pollution abatement fa- ..
eility or -- system; ,.. Automobiles to Finance
4) There is no present, reasoni- .
able, alternative means of dispos- Members of St. Joe Paper-
ing of the waste other than by makers Federal Credit Union
discharging it into- the waters of can- own,a new 1973 automo-
the state. I -bile and. save money with our
5) The denial of a temporary op- new low interest rates. Only
eration permit would work an ex- % % per mor, 9% annually.
treme hardship upon the applicant; Plus, FREE Credit Life Insur-
6) The granting of a temporary ance.
operations ermit will be in the
public interest;or the Check the Credit Union
7) The discharge will not be un- tfc Office for Details 10-19
reasonably destructive to the qual-
ity of the receiving waters.
A copy of the application is |
available for public inspection dur-
ing regular business hours at DPC KILPA-EIACK
Northwest Regional Office located
at 1389 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Funeral Home
Breeze, Florida 32561. and
Residents in the drainage area
of the discharge receiving waters Ambulance Service
are hereby notified that objections
or comments may be filed on or Prompt-Efficient-Courteous
before December 30, 1972. These
must be submitted in writing to Telephone 227-2491
the DPC Northwest Regional Of-
fice.
VINCENT D. PATTON, _t
Executive Director It


29 27
25% 30%
4 52


Bottle Collectors

Hear Bill Lester

Bottle collectors met Saturday
evening of last week in the
Centennial Building. Bill Lester,
president of the St. Andrews Bot-


tie Club, spoke on the New Or.
leans Bottle Show and presented
several slides of interesting arti-
cles displayed.
The members and guests enjoy-
ed a Christmas .party at the Sat-
urday meeting.


Bowling News

Gulf County Ladies League Williams Alley Kats
Wednesday, December 13, St. Joe St. Joe Stevedores --
Kraft won all four games from
Williams Alley Kats. Ruby Lucas Bowen's Cowgirls ---
rolled a 190 game and Mary Alice "
Lyons rolled a 501 series for Kraft.
Nroma Hobbs led the Alley Kats
with a 151 game and 405 series.
Shirt and Trophy and St. Joe
Stevedores split four games. Doris
Strickland led Shirt and Trophy
with a. 178 game ahd 480 series?
Melba Barbee tossed a 188 game
and 473 series for the Stevedores.
SSt. Joe 'Furniture woon all four'
raes'. frn'm P. er7.." Cowgirls. J6 FOR SALE: 1969 Stingray
S..i-iy b,.3 a 183 game and Brepda Call 229-9111.
Mathis had 'a 476 series-for-St.- Joe FOR SALE:- Used roll-.
Furniture.. L-ci Calhoun led the and double size matter
Cowgirls with a. 1-111 game and 313' each. Call 227-7606.
series. FOR SALE: 3 bedroom
bath, fully carpeted, c
Florida First National Bank fence, all electric. 1907 I
won three out of four games from, nue. Phone 2296506.
Comforter's. Lois Smith was high FOR SALE: 2 bedroom h


Every Saturday Night
Beginning December 16
8:00 P.M.
AMERICAN LEGION
HOME

CHRISTMAS GIFT! Make it a very
merry .-.:' Q for your stu-
dent with a Smith-Corona Electra
110 portable typewriter. Full duty
electric with full size keyboard,
S* guarantee from date of sale.
Reg. $177.50. Now only $157.50.
The Star, phone 227-3161.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS is a fuzzy
black kitten with white stocking
feet. Only one to go for free. Call
227-3161 days, or 229-2776 even-
ings.
10 SPEED BIKES IN STOCK. Men's
women's. Racing style. Touring
style. Credit terms available. WES-
TERN AUTO, Port St. Joe. 6-15
WILL TRADE: 1961 Ford- station
, wagon for fishing boat. Call 229-
6387. tfc-10-26


MEXICO BEACH TAVERI
Beverage on tap. Oysters on
shell. Pizza. Dancing. Fun.
til 2:00 a.m., CST.
PROFESSIONAL HELP with
tional problems and/or cone
Gulf County Guidance Clinic,
St. Joe, Florida 229-3621 or
Sidney Ellis, 229-6599.,
HELP WANTED: Experienced
recappe-s or trainees. No e
Jence necessary for trainee;
permanent job and apply inh
son at Panama City .Recapping
Springfield. Plant located
block behind Springfield City :
Phone 7854470. tfc
I WILL KEEP CHILDREN in
home from age 3 and up. b
and day care. Contact Mrs.
Smith at 511 Woodward Ave.


GEORGE S. COODY
Electrical Contractor
Residential and Industrial
Wiring and Appliance Repairs
All Work Guaranteed
CALL 229-5777


WANTED: Man with service sta-
tion and mechanic experience.'
Apply at Ralph and Henry's Stan-
dard Service. tfc8-3
FOR CHAIN LINK FENCE call
Emory Stephens. Free estimate
Guarantee on labor and materials
Low down payment. Phone 227
7972.


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

DINNER COOK and
WAITRESS 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
and APPLIANCES
306 Reid Ave.



C. P. Etheredge
118 Third Street
Port St. Joe, Fla.
Plumbing Electrical Cordtractor
:all 2294986 for Free Estimate


: SAVE at
SHIRLEY'S FABRICS
Factory Outlet Prices
SHIRLEY'S FABRICS
106 Bellamy Circle
Phone '229-2021



MEXICO BEACH
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Hwy. 98 Phone 648-5116
Complete Beauty Service
GLADYS NICHOLS


LADIES
I am now servicing wigs and
hair pieces in my home. If
you have human hair or syn-
thetic which you would like
to have serviced quickly at
low prices...
WIGS FOR SALE -
CALL 229-3311 or 227-4853
9-21 JANICE STOKES tie


Port The Best Costs Lea
Rev. TRY
VARTUNG
tire The Paint Mad, with
xper- TUNG OR
p. A
per- Oil base, Vinyl and Latem
Co., Orel and Bristle Brushes
one See or Call
-10-5 AL SMITH
5my Phone 227-7751
1 my
Qight
Nell


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



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

For Appointment call
229-6571 tfe4- 18


FOR
AMBULANCE SERVICE
In Wewahitchka and
Port St. Joe
CALL -
Comforter Funeral Home
227-3511

SEPTIC TANKS pumped out. ll
Buford Griffin. Phone 2294106
or 229-2937.
RtA.M.-Regular convocatlaon B 9L
Joseph Chapter No. 56, RAM.,
1st and 3rd Mondays, 8 p.m. All
visiting companions welcome.
WALTER GRAHAM, L. P.
H. T. WEST, Secretary
WILLIS V. ROWAN, POST 116,
THE AMERICAN LEGION, meet-
ing first and third Monday nights,
8:00 p.m. American Legion Home.
-THERE WILL BE a regular com-
munication of Port St. Joe Lodge
No. 11i, F. & A. M., every first
and third Thursday at 8:00 p.m.


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


I DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Apalachicola, Fla.
Friday and Saturday
Dec. 22 )and 23
NOT OPEN


I


issifi ed Ads+

y Corvette. T SURPLUS TRUCKS FOR SALE: Up MC's PAWN and SWAP SHOP
2t-12-20 through 1969, conventional trac- FOR SALE: Johnson CB radios,
I b tors, some sleepers, White, Mack car and home 8-track tape play-
away bed and Ford. Many to choose from. ers, rings, watches, assortment of
ess. $5.00 Cummings diesel engine, 10 speed dishes and glassware, 12-in. pony
transmission, tandem drive and tag saddle, radios, portable TV's.. Use
house 1 axle. Priced to sell. From $2,350 our 30-day lay-away plan. 102 5th
haomuse to $5,995. For information and lo- St., Highland View. Phone 229.
Station call Schwerman Trucking 6193.
ong Ae-' Co., P 0 Box 25, Bainbridge, Ga.
tfc-11-30 '912-246-2455. 3tc -1220 FOR WELDING NEEDS see James
--- ""--" L Temple 1302 Palm Blvd.
house (ful- FOR RENT' FLunished beach cot [ tfc-9-7
oom and' tages. Reasonable monthly rates.
nk storfence Phone 227-3491 or 227-8496. tfc A
515 4th -- WANTEDI
extension
tfc-11-9 B I N G 0 300 WOMEN to. SHOP and


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Seio2 SHOP RICH'S, Port St. Joe, SAVE TIME and MONEY!-
tc rough 23 '"


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Ice Milk


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TABLERITE BORDEN VELDA

MILK
GALLON
With $10.00 ;
Order or More o .
*/_.


IGA Sliced or Crushed
Pineapple


b-.Imi*m Mi


CT49c


1l'b.


79c"


MARGARINE .. 1 lb. 49c
CREAM CHEESE 12 oz. 49c

STobmato Juice


3


-No. 2


I, r.. Ei,. :. Fi,,- Lake No. 303'Can
GREEN BEANS can 29c


' T...*i: Early Jun6 No. ,303 Cans'
ElWGLISH PEAS ... 5 cans $1.00.
Brach's Polyb .
C HO COL ETIS 1 1.ib.79c
PICKLED PEACHES jar 55c
MIDGET PICKLES 2 I z. 55c


Lh,"i,',' M!7 ,?:: n l.4 Ounce Jar ..
STUFFED OUVES ~.- jar
ALUMINUM FOll 25 ft. roll
Kleenex
DINNER NAPKINS -pkg. of 50


-k !| A i M f a' y 'k '

Franks pkg.
tP r k .biri' lfb r.f ;...
Pork Loin Ib


SIGA Fetite 4 A % 4f4
DINR OllS .


.88


5kc




Vikg. of 14 IS,


1 LGA -uxe -
COFE

1 Lb., .C.


ade '~er or More

1 doz. Eggs Free
2 doz. Eggs with $35.00 Order


SAVE CASH AT RICH'S


MEPIES


i4E SHELLS
#VA BEANS

cranberryy


Ti'


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'ft D eikuk
U~b~mmol..5u IDn


3


3


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6 Bottle
Cartons CLLMB E s o LL
Peppers


28 Oz. Bottles


- NOT STAMPS


;p 1.ovu


44


SAtTINE CRACKERS -. Ib 29c
CHOCOLATE CHERRIES 10 55j
S ft'- D
COKE aind SPRlTE
6; 7"^o 1


$1.00


Christima


Fruit!


SBuy It by the Box!
M MIXED 8OX E TfRUIT T,, $4.90
JUICE RANGES---------- $3.50


TANGERINES --.--
TA N G ELS .


$5.25
$4.50


JUICY APPLES (138 size) --- $7.50


cr'I 'sp..."ta' t
C EL ELRW------:._.2 fr 25c


SmOittuges by the Bqg
O$12nrv9 t100


do. 39c


Eh.


., Lrge Ears Fresh
5 Cor n 12- $1.00


12c


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


*- '' 5 t t ,-


$100


79c
49c
29c


&igCRIS.C


COCKTAIL*


Ci .a 8 91


POLE BEANS 31bs. $1,O00
S' Bushel Bag ..Large NAVEL
So r '$2. 95
AVOt~btA t." t. 1 Oranges


Kiln Dried SWEET POTATOES ------------pound


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THE STAR, 4ort St. Jo*. Florida WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972
classrooms at their respective Grandberry as a custodian effec- tractor on the new St. Joe High
S'MINUTES OF THE schools. Not'to exceed $3,000 dur- tive October 17, 1972. Hired Fred- School building, inspected the
S.... ing the school year 1972-73. Board die Dixon as a substitute custodian leaks in the building. He stated
UNTY SCHOmember Rich seconded themotion effective October 2, 1972 and as that his company would correct the
GULF ...UNTY SCHOOL vBOARD The motion was unanimously car- a regular worker effective Novem- leaks at an early date.
S. tried. ber 20, 1972. Terminated E. L. 'The Board accepted the bid of
.. ... -. ". Je' L "b te Fleming as a custodian effective the Davis Exterminating Company
I Mrs Jewel B rktt met wit he October 3, 1972. Hired Kyler Ham- df Panama City for pest and rodent
PORT ST JOE, FLORIDA school. The Superintendent was di- Board to d.is.:u:.3 he r Eg r te- iltoi, Jr., as custodian effective control in the schools within the
NOVEMBER 7,1972 reacted to-contact the principal and ing s'., -rm r,4.. at 5 October 3, 1972. rentice county for the school year 1972-73.
The Gulf County School Board work out a solution to the prob- ighlrd Vi v lty Sc Forrester's : ..- .. as a bus A copy of- this bid is on file in the
met in regularsession on the above lem. The `at. "- E ,.'.- driver effective October, 31, 1972. P-:-n:r-..., office.
date. The following members were The Superintendent reported to I..:..-: .- :.t... vth ,. Hired Ms Linda. Green as .a bu The E,: authored the Super-
present: Wdham R'ener, Sr., that a special board meeting pl-n. p.i.:.-i .of .. :.: :l : driver effective October 20, T?2. intendent to purchase two 66 pas-
SChairman; Gee Raffield J. K. ned for October 1, 1972 was n Board member Raffirld brought County Wide-appointed s.: enger school, buses through. the
Whitfield,, Waylcs Grabam and B. held due to the fact that the Sup,-
Si .m an.B. heri edudee the tact tdha theaSSat u the future status of Bidwell Administrative Assistant State Pool Purchase Plan during
'J" Rich, Sr. '. ,erintendent had to. attend a. State _".... [ e. .:" .:- :,: -''-. .... te1972 shol year.
The Superintendent-ws present. Superintendents' meeting-4n .Jack- .." -of- : 4, 19 72 .e 7273 oved the audits
The meting h epan.ed with a :,., . -.Board :-: theis of the :::. FoodService account
prayer %ty. Boand ir .-l.tr Gra,, j',. Board ::..,i:.-. the St. Joe : ,. nee of bus ,;. ,.: ,-::- the ol andof the Internal Accounts forvice acollun
The mm zt: aof the -.m.itng ,of E f en ry PTA's request to have .1-.;-:, : .-- ; Y. : ida y Plair, Mr. Liunda Green an Mrs. schools wand ithhe the county for the
Qetober 3, 19.2 wese i.. ;, and a .' .: ,rd'match fund amounting d "" '' :" .- Plair, r Linda Green an s s hools thin the ounty for the
tobr 19d a E d match uns amount Katie Mangum. for the 1972-73 school year 1971-72. These audits
-provedas read, r1 -o0.00 on n conditioning The :::. Board Qf -: .Y-' school ear. will be forwarded to the State De
tMrs. He r M~rst rp ene, '.I'.j:'t for classrooms:- Board .-;... at its ow .:: .. The, Supgrintendent reported apartment of Education for their
Sthe W abit'.rb- a Eieev.otary FTA r..i.r P.:. iL. made a motion grant-to a person.wh has -:-;', h.a A ". : Griffi,. a .:.'. i approval...The audits were prepare,
met Wth the Ee.irl t., h-i:u:, e L r,,, '" Board. match the $3,000. .t-,r..ci_: :., {i.: 5.-.:'.of. as.:_- Kirkley ani Williams ed by W. T. Mosely.
need fo.r replviig fthe -'i..r .'.'.;i.i a .t Joe '..:-,' ,... .School ,nd atnd, at, :.i..1.-,:f .:'vice as Construction- ..:. the con- The Board discussed the use and
..er in tbe haUll,'y and tbe lavator t .o r tlt.h fb d. ri:'d- b" '?iny oth- ; ;.. -r.i. a : r-.._i con- '
ies in the g Ei I ,t ro in A : ..:.. :: -. .,,f it., tract as .;. ,-. ':- 5 cher. Ser- .
., .. -0 -* -l vice as .'ip. ~T : shall' be -
;. '& f S ^cornstrued as continuous .

..'ei s e-. -::. *in t h e p u b li c -'-. ". .
goo m R! a motin"
After further discussion, .
.: 1-:'.. *member Raffield made ay moone *.
gtoaot Sperintendent Craig be
$ !granted a continuing contract at
S: the 'y: th ofhi, s term, sub-
,. : ; ,-.*his, :- n valid teach- -. .
ing certificate,. withF e -
.7,-to be made :. e new Superi nten-
S. Board .ember Rich :-. r.
I ed the motion. The motion -was
lir-i'l'i4 *1' 7 carried.. FOE; Ri -
TI *" |.: read letters
0 rom Harrell Holloway and Ken-
H-erring, principals at Wewa-
: respectively, suspending students for
Xta. ti o,,n of the rules and regula- -
S ,... a.t these schools.. Copies of
S. these letters are on.file in the Su- -
perinten dent's office. .
S' Thie _Tard .discussed' a recom -. .
We wi sh ou lve friends a very s'.M i- b9 F Harrell
BSMerry Christmas. Let s mallxnou h. O-:W,; of. Wewahitehka Hi gh
y,%rjor,,l ?r,. dismiss Rose MaryoTney
S"the joys of this most holy sason r thexreoaindert ofur e 197273 BEST W SHES'-
. .-* .. year'sI.-h,,.,.l :.'1 for flagrant Vio-at'* "~ H I
Sof m and rr ,flatkos rf t e "
fAvco F '*es S school UI.' t-_.. r.S.or.o.;;._vdaUtin t Santa Claus' takes 'time out from, his busy Christmas schedule
VtO 1r .1 rVCeS r !rof-the iiv rs B:., ard rm- to christen Congo Belle V at Florida's Weeki Wachee. Recently
hber Wh'Iet. i ., 'a 1...' ton tLat commissioned by the U. S. Coast Guard, the new jungle river cruiser
_va : .=d :,n' be 4orp:. dismis- .is now ready to receive passengers. Captain Sta'te .S-nbe stands
.- sig R Mary .ey r the re- by to take the helm on her maiden trip. M.asquerading as Santa is
ifiainder of the 1912-17 acRedl year Robert D. Smith of Brooksville',
S.... Board member P...minr c..,nd:d,
the motion. The n r'tfor iws unas I --
ruffi'o / carx.i.1.-A -copy of this -
",M jerry Fc t is on file in the'Supf (.r- PINES
SUpon the recommendation of the Stand Tall
S Superintendent, the following per- In FIorda's
'. nel changes were made:
Wewahitchka' High School -b Futu re .
granted Mrs. :-MT;r. Jo Patterson
," er, ', leaVe effective October -
Returned Mrs. Mary Jo
-..._ to duty as a teacher ef-
S" T Iovember 6, 1972. Appoint- .
r ?1', Lockhart as a teacher ef-
I november 6, 1972. Suspend-
ed Michael Santaniello fiom his
vbpositionr 9 2. October
9, 1972without pay.LL!
St Joe High School-terminated
George as a custodian ef-
fective October 10, 1972. Hired Tim


"County Receives

T, rac ey
.,Each of Florida's 67 counties, in,
t. n.D Gulf- Coun ty,.received I
500 this i :nth in racing tax allo-
:.:.1 Comptroller Fred 0. (Bud \
--' .:.: annonhned ths week+, '
.. .s".c'a m. "+It brings to $139,500 thde a nount '.,*
.May this Holy Season brin received by each county thLs year.
This is the .-r:h <" + ...
you an abundance of happiness alnobations, which v-a, th-: 1' S neere good wishes 1*
r .. .. .xt May. All county -. re:-.. n you at Chrtstmastlde.
equal share of racing =""-" :. ''
up ot a 1ota of $446,5.. ? : ::
This ceiling on location
ing tax onr. : i HUMPHREY'S
1971 Flori&: :-.'i.: -I is. the "
Debbiu's F-I; t"S:,m : can Union 76
.. ;.. :a receive. over the course of a fiscal
year's I 5 ,. '- -"


possession of narcotics by students the new regulation.


within the 'system. A proposed
State Board of Education Regula-
tion, pertaining to dealing with
narcotics violations by students
was given to the Board Attorney,
Cecil Costin, Jr., for his study. He
will report to the Board at the
next regular meeting concerning


Bills in the amount of $82,555.91
were examined and ordered paid.
There being no further business,
the Board adjourned to meet
again in regular session on Decem-
ber 5, 1972 at 9:00 a.m. EST.
ATTEST:
R. Marion Craig William Roemer .
Superintendent Chairman


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and throughout the coming year


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Home Economics Offkred for Boys


SThe societal roles of -men and
women are changing. In, the past,
home economics has been con-
sidered as a program for girls
only. Today's vocational program
must be offered to both boys and
girls, men and women, Almost


half,of all women, 18 to 64 years
of age, are in the labor force.
As women enter the labor force
h-r Prma ing is no longer the ex-
clusive province of women. More
in4 more men' are .assuming
.their fair share of homemaking


duties as the women take on
wage earning responsibilities.
As men and women assume re-
sponsibiXtines in homemaking and
wage, earning, the need for cour-
ses in management of human
and material resources become


THE STAR, Port St. Jo*, Ptlrida WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972

F!RST BAPlS;Y ChbR^H
Corner Third Street and Baltzell Avenue
DeWITT MATHEWS, Pastor
GEORGE PUCKETT, Minister of Music
SUNDAY SCHOOL --- 9:45 A.M.
MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE ........ 11:00 A.M.
TRAINING UNION -.--...... 6:30 P.M.
EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE ......--- 7:30 P.M.
PRAYER MEETING (Wednesday) -.. 7:30 P.M.
"Come and V'orsi'p G-d With Us"


imperative.
*The vocational: department at
Port St. Joe High. School this
year offers a semester course- es-
pecially designed for boys. This
Bachelor Living course .- r-
has thirty boys enrolled from
grades 10-12. Some of the areas


they will be I.:: -.i during the
semester are nutrition, food pre-
paration, clothing, textiles, con-
sumer economics, management
and family relations.
The Homemaking Vocational
class -is under the direction of
Miss Karen Price.


C e ~for Your Christmas Poinsettia
S oy Colorful Foliage Longer

To enjoy your Christmas poin- Keep the plant warm-between
throughout the '.:i sea- 65 and 75 degrees. Keep it close to
.son, keep it watered, warm and the window, but hot in direct sun-
near a sunny window, says Dr. E. light. And keep'it away from ra-
W. McElwee, horticulturist, Flor- :.: hot air registers, fire
ida Cooperative Extension Service. places, outside doorways or win-
Poinsettias are very sensitive to dowsills,
... k .h iften' res ts 113s
dyingg, whch often resut iloss he real flowers of the poinset
ising you and your family the best for this f leaves Keep the soil moist by tia are small and inconspicuous.
holida season and all of the nwyearto come. a no to oak to the bright colored parts of ,he
bottom of the poto bloom are modified leaves, called
Rt WheA the watedrains out of bracts can be red, white or
R oche 's fri r i off the excess. Never let the poin- When you select a plant, look.
settia st na in v,&ter, because the ior good bract size and olor to give our thanks for ndne
rotos nede good aeration. Bracts expand dnd color b.. e-
fore the flowers open. A plant.;,putandtowishyou
,'mm m "r !with flowers :. to open,
vwill last longer in the home than! Christmas joys.t t last and last.
one that is shedding pollen.
Pollen from the flowers appears
a a 6 ;.l ,, powder. If L is
2na good amount of this, the flowers
aredtoo farr along, and will begin Ws l n aa o
to deteriorate.
I Buy a plant that is just begin-
ning to flower, da n ond
ger. IW.you're u. An.: one as a gift,
make it special by ', di-. SAY YOU SAW IT N THE STA-~ -
~~~~SY O .S WI -Agr Lgur ,oi:6n sagt .. ....
re,,*f. r.,:L,,',_ for L-'a.r. ceNof it._-'


iMay the world extend the spirit of the season
into the New Year and bring peace to all nations.i.
Let us pray for lasting Peace, in our times.


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RAILROAD COMPANY


'As we make joyous preparations for the
holiday season, we'd like to take this
opportunity to greet our many good friends
and patrons. We sincerely hope your
Christmas is filled with the best of everything.


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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972


Sodal Studies Helps Youth to Carry On Ideas of Our Society


The. Social Studies program of
Port St. Joe High School is fe-
veloped around the following ob-
jectives: to help yoting people
learntq 'carry on the, ideas of'
-the American society which they
,have inherited; to.make what-
,ever changes modern conditions


aemana or creative imaginauon
.suggest that are consistent with
its basic principles and values;
and to hand it on their offspring
better than they received it. In
'accomplishing this. broad, ulti-
mate aim of social studies, the
curriculum is varied, offering


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k otu rh equi m ana eecuv ecur-
ses for grades nine through 12
and two required courses for
grades seven and eight... .
"Justice In Urban America" is
required of all seventh grade
students. It is developed around
six broad subjects relating to


i1 i


nin cera time tia are


nine central themes that are
common to all areas of the world.
They are as follows: the rise and
, decline of civilization; world gov-
ernments and the development of
democracy; the contribution of
science and technology to c',h-


nation; how man has made a liv- quired course for all students
ing; the fine arts and education who may schedule it during their
as they effect civilization; revo- sophomore, junior, or senior
lutionary movements; religions year. American History is taught
. of the world; war and peace; and with primary emphasis being pla-
the influence of e-;~-' .:ced on the period after the War
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eleventh and twelfth grades.
This study is centered around
contemporary issues. This pro-
gram is being offered for the
first time this school year. Spe-
cial efforts and :-: .: :-, are
being made to improve this pro-
gram for the next school year.
r ;.i of the United States"
is required of all eighth grade
students. This study is concerned
with the major periods and for-
ces which have shaped our na-
tion. Particular emphasis is pla-
.ced on the period from "Discov-
ery -.':; r -"." to "Reconstruc-
tion 1870".
elective program for students in
.the ninth grade. This study is,
,designed to facilitate develop-
ment of the individual student's
ability to think clearly. It is a
two semester course, one semes-
ter being devoted to the study of
?:- -.,:-': -. aid the ohter to the
study of T',-ic.-r, -. ,It is the hope
of this department that after
having : ,. :.L: u : completed
this course, 'the student will be
better t.. :-.. :' to take his place
as a fully functioning member of
society. ,
"World Geography-WorldI His-
tory"' is an elective program for
students in the ninth grade. In
the first' semester .a broad study
qf basic geographicc concepts is
made. Topics niclude population,
food production, mni'ifacturing,
urbanization and''the develop-
ment of a geographic model. The
second semester is a broad study
of the earliest ... L.. '-.- :. of the
world from the River Valley cul-
tures through the Reformation
and early development of nation
states.
"World History" is an elective
course for students in the tenth,


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THE STAR, Port St. Jo., Florida WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972


i oling News


Shirt and Trophy blow their chan-,
Sces of .a play-off by dropping alfl
four points to Tommy's Gulf Ser-
vice. Jim Beaman was top gun for
Tommy's Gulf wl:h a 547., 'Tal


I Preston's 493 was all Shirt and
GULF COUNTY MEN'S LEAGUE place by receiving four points by Trophy co:ok doc
This year the men's bowling forfeit Murdock's will be in the St Joe Lanes took all four points
league went i to something new, play-offs at the end of next half from Marv n I, Harry Low-
a plit ses o. Monday night wound season, bowbhog the winner of that ts.,, .g hig a -. .h ., 556y Mar-
up the firM oalf of'this split sea- ha.f vn Shinfeszel's 445 was tops for
son with MVdoekq's TV taking first Other bowling Monday might saw Mariini's


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- RPche's Furaiture split ..with
Cam'bell't' Drugs each taking two.,
Calvin Todd's 538 was tops for
Roche's- ~Aded by Jerry Colvin's
509. Lary PParrish's 487 was tops
for Campbel's.
Standings W L
Murdock's TV --------__ 36% 19%


Shirt and Trophy------ 35 21
Roche's Furniture -35 21
Basic Magnesia --- 28 28
Tommy's Gulf Serv. -- 26 30
Campbell's Drugs 21 31
St. Joe Lanes --------22% 33 %
Marvin's TV 1 36


Social Studies Helps Youth


(From'Preceeding Page)
. *,:..r ti- States. This course
is designed to provide ''ulit.
with a historical background as.,
,. : events of to-
us.:. .d ..:rd. t .r students ,to
have a better.understanding of
the society in which .;. live,
"AmericanI C. in .r!,'.r' is a


required course of all students
who may schedule it during their
:r or senior year. The pro-
gram is designed to study hte
: -.-l :: r.t ;' role of the fed-
their problems Iuh ,st.diaigs.
skills, and, concepts needed to,
Ai ; i ~ Ie r:L in pub-
lic affairs is stressed. "Ameri-


S Left to Igf arr Lly aDnnyEtheridge Temple Watron
SEa He- i
1!'


canism vs. Communism" is a
state required offering and is in-
corporated into the second se-
mester. The purpose of this .stu-
dy is to provide students with
an accurate comparison of the
two countries and governments.
It is hoped that this process of
judging strengths and weaknes-
ses w l create the formulating
of hypotheses about social af-
fairs,


The Social Studies faculty con-
sists of seven teachers. Seventh
grade instructors are Miss Sarah
Norton and Allen Scottu Eighth
grade teachers are Kesley Col-
bert and William Dickson. Ninth
grade teachers are Miss Sarah
Norton and Mrs. Judy Poole.
William Smith and Temple Wat-
son are instructors of courses de-
signed primarily for students
above the ninth grade.. "


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THE STAR Port St. Jo fIorwie WE6NESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972.
Defendant. TAXATION THEREIN, AND ALL
Il ilh.paplyado one of the Judges' NOTICE OF ACTION ,OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING
of the- Circuit Court in and for TO: Curtis Flowers ANY .RIGHT, TITLE OR INTER-
I AGulf County, Florida, for approval 509 Grady Street EST .IN .PROPERTY TO BE AF-
of said returns and for an order of I Thomasvfile, Georgia 31792 FECTED -BY THE ISSUANCE OF
distribution and for final discharge YOUTT ARE NOTIED That an THE REVENUE BONDS DESCRIB-
IN THE COURTW OF 'THE (asExecutrix of the Will of Fairo action toestablish a Georgia Judg- .ED HEREIN, AND- ALL OTHERS
COUNTY JUDGE, GUI L. Aman Sr. deceased. merit of Divorce andmodify same TO-BE AFFECTED IN ANY WAY
COUNTY, STATE (OF IIA. | December-11th, 1972. as to custody has been iledagainst HEREBY:
.Estate JANIE L. AMAN, you and you"are required to serve You, and each of you, and the
FAIRO L. AMAN, SB iEecutrix of the Estate of a copy of your written defenses, State of Florida, through the State
Deceased. Fairo L. Aman, Deceased if any, to it on Honorable Cecil G. Attorneys of the Secon[, Fourth,
M rOICEOF FILING PETITION 41244 Costin, Jr., Plainffs Attorney, -Seventh, Fourteenth, ard Eigh-
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE OF whose address is 221 Reid Avenue, teenth Judicial Circuits of Florida,
S' -X U "*r ,IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Port St. Joe, Florida on 'or .before, are hereby required to appear be-
-, .E. FOURTEENTH- J U DICIAL the 15th day of January, A.D. 19.72, fore this Court in the Chambers of
"NOTICE is hereby given that 1 CIRCUIT. OF THE STATE and file the original with the Clerk .the .undersigned Circuit Judge at
reft'fledi.myifinal retum in a s OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR of. this Court either before service the Leon County Courthouse in
ecutrix of the Estate of Fairo L GULF COUNTY. I on Plaintiff's Attorney -or .immed- Tallahassee, .Florida, on the 18th
Ama t,.8. deceased; that I ave' LAUDIA'FLOWERS HADDOCK," lately thereafter; otherwise ;a de- ,day.ofJanuary,1973, at 10:00 A.M.,
filed my Petition for Distribution Plaintiff, -fault will be entered against .you d.nd .show-cause,. if any you have,
and ifor Final Discharge, and Iha -'s--- 'for the. relief demanded in :the why .the.prayers of the Complaint
on tthe 15th day of January, 1973 CURTIS FLOWERS, Complaint or Petition. .filed in the above-styled cause
...- .-- WITNESS my hand and the seal .should.notbe granted and the rev-
of this Court on the 12th :day of enue bonds and proceedings vali-
December, A.D.. 1972. dated and confirmed as therein
SGEORGE ,Y.COBE -prayed. The Bonds to be issued by
Clerk of C1i',.ut'Court the Plaintiff, Division of Bond Fi-
]r IrBvT"',rBl: (SEAL) 4t-2-14 nance of the Department of Gen-
fJ^(JV K 9eral Services of the State of Flor-
J O Y I IN, THE CIRCUIT COURT ida, are to .be designated, dated,
OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL in, denomination of, and to mature
CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, N .as follows:
N m AND FOR LEON COUNTY, "$58,900,000 STATE OF FLOR-
J ^. *FLORIDA IDA, FULL.FAITH AND CRE-
CIVIL ACTION NO. 72-1803' DIT, POLLUTION CONTROL
DIVISION OF BOND FINANCE I BONDS, SERIES .A"
of the DEPARTMENT OF GEN- to be dated July 1 or.January 1 of
ERAL SERVICES of the. STATE the year in which issued; in denom-
OF FLORIDA, a public body cor- nation of $5,000 each; to mature
porate, as provided in the resolution au-
Plaintiff, thorizing the issuance of theBonds
-vs--- not to exceed 40 years from the
STATE OI' FLORIDA, and the stated date or dates ,of issuance,
several Taxpayers, Property aggregating' the principal amount
Owners and Citizens thereof, in- of Fifty-Eight Million Nine Hun-
Seluding Non-residents owning dred Thousand Dolars ($58,900,000)
rrope.rty or subject to taxation and bearing inteest,,payable semi-
,*i-r:. .and All Others having annually on the first'(1st) day of
or claiming any right, title or .January and on the first (1st) day
interest in property to be affect- of July of each year, at the lowest
b1 'ed by the issuance of the Bonds rste obtainable when the same are
*. described in the Complaint, and sold, provided that such Bonds
All Others to be affected in any shall not bear interest at a rate
Sway ir.-e:1'. greater than the highest.rate per-
S"' -:, mitted by Statute; a more particu-
Wishing all our friends and patrons a IN RE $58.900,000 STATE OF lar description of said Bonds and
A, FULL FAITHholy and merry holidayAND the projects to be financed with
holy and merry holiday sa CREDIT, POLLUTION CON the proceeds them Appearing by
S. TROL BONDS, SERIES A reference to the .authorizing reso-
SORDER lution, as amended, a itmte and eor-
ST IJ E B.A "NOTICE TO: STATEOFFLOR-rectcopy -:.f w is attached to
.* JO V B AR IDA, AND THE SEVERAL TAX- and made a part ,of the Complaint i
-and ;PACKAGE .S70 E. ., PAYERS-.PROPERTY.OWNERS herein as Exhibit, 1.
PACKAGE T E AND C ZENS T REOF, N- The Clerk of 'this Court is di-
GLUDING NOPN-RESIDENTS OWN- rected to cause a ~opy S_. ING PROPERTY OR SUBJECT TO der to be published once each week
S. for three (3) coneentive weeks, ,
commencing with the first publica- k
tion, which shall not be less than
twenty (20) days prior to the (date
set for"-Ite said hearing hefein, m in
newspapers of general circulation
published, in Bay, Duval, Gulf,'
Leon, Seminole, and Volusig Coun-
ties, V'orida.
DONE AND ORDERED in Cham-
R -rbers in Tallahassee, Leon Cbmty,'
Florida this 8th day of December,
d A.D. 1972. '


May you find under your tree the priceless
gifts of Christmas ... Peace,, Good Will and'
Abiding Happiness for yon, your family and all.




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Let thejoyfulteong of Christmas ring out
for all to hear andpeace andgoodswilil
abound through outthe world tyear.


St. Joe Auto Parts, Inc.


Circuit Judge
A true copy Attest:
PAUL F. HARTSFIELD,
'Clerk Circuit Court
Leon County, Florida
By: Joy Gold, D. C.
-CERTIFICATE
It is hereby certified that a copy
of the foregoing Order, to which is
attached a copy of the. Complaint
referred to therein, has been fur-
nished to William D. Hopkins,
State Attorney for the Second Ju-
dicial Circuit of the State of Flor-
ida, 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. /
ARNOLD L. GREENFIELD
and ROBERT E. NIRO,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Room 622,.Larson Building
Tallahassee, Florida 3t-12-14



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it's that time of year when homes are aglow with
festive decorations and sounds of Noelfill the
air,, a time to pause and think of our
many wonderful friends. Merry Christmas to everyponel



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The crunch of snow beneath your feet...
happy faces around the hearth... young
voices singing Christmas carols... these
arethe joys of the season we wish to you!




Basic Magnesia Inc.


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W ME STAR, Port St.JoerFlorldan WI NESDAY, DEC. 20, 1972


Save With Our Discount Secials
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WE o U.S.D.A.3
H 0 R IEPA
Each week a different,
item will be featured at
only 99e with each $3.00
purchase. You can build
your set as rapidly as
you like!
Choice Pct
Sirloiqn Steak lb. $1.39
ANC 31X ANriADO GLASSWARE
9 INCH ROUND CAKE PAN
Matching Co- pa nioa i2iecas At -il "i
Money Savi_- Prices ONLY 9,
1 with eaeh $3.00 purchase .'
Eachweek a -ff:- i.tem will be featured at only 99c. with each and
,every $-q 0flrYhu' vT!. .. .A n:i .lo ,w. y Ro w ike
LV'ERY DAY LOW PRICES


Maxwell Hozse


Half gallon


COFFEE Ib. 88c CLO ROX----ju
Colonial 5 Lb. Bag Twin Oaks No. 03 Can
Sugar 58c Tomatoes


Prices Effective December 20 through December 23, 1972 at Your Friendly Piggy!Wigg'y Super Market


GEORGIA 'GRADE "B"


Bob White
SLICED BACON- --.l. iZ
Fresh
PORK STEAKS ------ b;. 69
Family Pak
PORK CHOPS i---- I &
Small
PORK SPARE RIBS; Ikb. 619
Fresh .
MEATY NECKBONES I.. 4.9t:


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33 Poundi IPdmage or More
W30B BEEF IL. 49k
3 Pound Package or More
GROUNDo CHUCK -- IK, 89-
STEW BEEF ----------- IL. 9aE
11 'STeaA K f-
CUBED STEAK --------lb., $T1.9)
Ri STEAK e-$.2
ROUND STEAK --------- Lb.M $


GEORGIA GRADE "A"
Large BAKING HENS

Parade Strain'ed
2 CRAKn ERRY

18c SAUCE


46 Oz. Cans HAWAIIAN


Punch
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Suntbeam King Size Loaves-
READ. 3fkr


Giant .ize: i
T IDEi g.
Gerber Strained
BABY FOOD jar


$1.00


79c

IOc


Cans iQoI
Robin Hood
-'L-O-UR .5I bs 5 9c
Tort3iem Big Bols
TOVEIS F 3ff'r9c9


22 Oz. Parade Liquid
PETERGENT _: '


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39c


No. 2/2 Can Del Monte

Peaches


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Famous Brand


MAXWELL HOUSE


COFFE

1 Lb. Bag,


:LIMIT ...


ALL BRANDS -

MILK GALLON
MALLON 97C


Pet Ritz Apple, Peach, Cherry
Fruit Pies
Egg Custard and Coconut COistard Frozen
Banquet Pies


4

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Golden
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*Quarttered
Cricken Thighs -_
Chicken Breast _-_
Frms Fiaer
Brumsticks ---


lb., 29c
Ib.. 39c
lb. 49c


WE HAVE
Swift Butterball Turkeys
Copeland Tenderized Ham
Cudahy Fully Cooked Ham
Fresh Pork Hams
TURKEY NECKS
TURKEY WINGS
TURKEY DRUMSTICKS
Ib. 39c
Sunnyland Family Pak Fresh'
Breakfast Links pk. $1,99


Christmas Candies


-Bach Milk Chocolate Covered
Cherrie


3 Lb. Box


Brach All Filled -11 Oz. Bag
Attorted Baga


59c

49c


"Brch CC hoclate -24 Oz. Box
SCreme Drops 69c


L
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Ripe
$7.00 Order or More


Banan as


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$I0u


Pure Vegetable Shortening

SNOWDRIFT


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Specially Seleed Fres Floridt ,


Pillsbury -
CAKE


18 Ounce Boxes
MIXES ------3 boxes $1.00


Del Mite Cermzhed or Siceld No. 2 Cans
P INEA'PPLE E 3cons $1.00
WE APP1E----


Del Monte 14 Ounce Bottles
TOMATO CATSUP 3 bottles
Del Monte Czea-n Style 16 Ounce Cans
GOLDEN CORN -------.5 cans
Del Monte WLole Kernel 16 Ounce Cans
GOLDEN CORN .------- 5 cans
Del Monte Early Garden 16 Ounce Cans
SUGAR PEAS------4 cans
Sunshine Whole 29 Ounce Jars
PICKLED PEACHES ---- 2 jars


$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00


Durkee's
FRESH COCONUT ---- 14 oz. 47c
Del Monte 16 Oz. Cans
FRUIT COCKTAT-------t cans $1.00


Gala
DINNER


NAPKINS ----- 50 ct.


33c


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3 Lb. Can


LIMIT... 1 Can with $7.0Q Order or More


FreshC risp
CELERY -----stalk 19c


3 Dozen


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