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 Material Information
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: March 15, 1973
Frequency: weekly
regular
 Subjects
Subjects / Keywords: Newspapers -- Port Saint Joe (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
Newspapers -- Gulf County (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
Genre: newspaper   ( marcgt )
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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TWELVE PAGES


THE STAR

he 'Safes* Beaches In the World Are In Gulf County"


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NUMBER 28


PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 32456 THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1973


''H.HIRTY-SIXTH YEA


County Faces Loss f Ambulance Service
C' nty" s ance f ;, .***:..^ '*


Gulf County und Port St. Joe i. facing the treatment.. "Many of these trips are never i. i' s. mf ..':-.: for us to cperat ,under the law since
S'los of -ambulance service for its citizens. '' for" Cmfor.r 'said, "and more frequent trips to we won't have personnel with the proper train-
W. P. Comforter and Ray Kflpatrick, op P,'Pinama. 'i, are ., I.,'I:u our losses. ing. to meet state r '-z''i.-r-".r "
.. erators of- t4 e two funeral homes-in the county W. have .j: up the service .about' as long as:,, Charles Morris and W. H.. Brogdon, opera-
and'also the only ,ambulance servIce now provide.d .:we ,-n d. eitber Df 'us can continue o.or.eate -tors of ABC Ambulance -Service in Bay County
..otified the GulC. oCunty Commission Tuesday, ':,' r th. ,'..i.J-ar.. ,-,. .,,-.e ar. .-ri i.E. : were present at the TLc-.'et" .and offered their
they will suspend the. service on'June 30 of thi' with r.hi' .r.e". ,... "ervices'tothe .:o;*..: .:4- .tehe, e:..r:~- r,:
Year. ". .. .'..ari k.. at w t regains' be worked out between the county and their firm.
!'`f Comforter told the Board' ambulances ser- fr .a-.t Luane .r'/rs a td tr.ntis is also a' Mori-' said hb:' firm was fully qu!. i:.1 -i met
,.-yice is ~~bioming a losing pro iUU'_ n with both. ft ..i .th ...'.s n.. "We an't ftrAd suffid,'. all. t.. *.- a"
Sfunera hom.3 .and eppciavy ,fo tiry, with;-mosIt ,, hel. to.-.,t n-: s.it I',,u'4 te under: :':'.' 'y-r "':n Lamar Davis said
j a,-i,,iD A ct vi q. m to..to *B i.7. County fwr "t pre.r.' ,r; it .',,..".. r'' T .. t-U ._E.i.r -the F'..-r.al ,-.. i -| .- ti o conaidir"th i s ;. .'
^ ; .. 11' .. ..


Going to ,

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It: 'tne ir.n' Thne" for all'
phD l .,p. n, ,. 'Port St.,
:, Joe' T''4pl-e to grab their most
citni.d-ta~'le working '::.l'. or"
boots;,,' nr if unit.. t. stand the.
strain .of a 20f nile iIk', .- i .ly
open, their pocket "., .ai-,-
... I'., ..'r t .... h> < W w, 1. 'W U i-v'
i! Pat. Joe wVJfci 'jjiwrn^
ivith a mighty pur--r .i- I Lko
Year during ,the :'.:.'ni, ;.r_',a
. March. of in ; '.,Ill. :,.tL,.,r, .;a'
: A I.J ;.:They will ,ll- t.i help'
tbQ ..La. ..f I f .
" t. r i t. _ri.nt ..,f 1u.,ih *M[",,.t. tey
S ll I h .. .. i. ,, : .. v, .:s

S" IP, i- ". if it + .-l- ".1 .4.
r ti fu f '1. I '1 rfl it- i.-

SThe I72 Waik.. thon wa; on<.
of kb'. n,:-Mt mj,.:,:.-f'jI ,m idV i
r... B, S d art .. e',Eo c.r-,l.cHtr--l :n
o. [T' l .i r ,..rtly h.,>.1 .*.: ,,f
.th.:- ... elty and rt .: i ..,..
the competitive 1. ii). f.i fun tint
prevailed before 'and 'Jur i.. :-
walk. -
(bi ,-.i. -".-i.- issued' to, var-
Sius .eivic leaders. Bob Moore,d
local attorney and March- of
Sr' es Chairman in Gulf C.,'-, i'-
made "the most valiant effort of'
the, walk when, he .accepted a'
challenge from Mrs. Raymond.
Lawrence of WJOE. Radio to
walk farther and collect 'more
-.'pledges ,than, she !could. Mrs..
Lawrence pooped out' aftei 15
'miles but Chairman Moore ecros.
..sed -the-finish. line walking on;.
th sides' of th- feet,. after the
0oles gave/put : ,
SThe most in i '..:.r finish,
*th)eh by Rep. Bi fyJoe Rish
who 6 an. he last 100 yards' of' :
the- 20 mile endurance testy con
ST fiscated 'a nearby. y~ unsm tr ",
-',cycle and peddle t :- toun '
pace the. last 25 feet.
Victor- Gilbert, son of Mrs.
.beda hR.t- S, wa's the happy
winner-'of the trip to 'Disney
World, wH*en he collected more
money 'than any of the other
youngsters competingg for the
,prize. .
The walk begins at the' Port
; (Continued On Pge 12)
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bef-re making any further moves. "I suppose
the county would have to furnish a subsidy for
'your firm", he said to MomT?, "and we'll have to
give the opportunity to furnish service to others
as well."
Commissioner T. D. Whitfield remarked,
"If we hav'- to furnish a large enough subsidy,
one of the local concerns may be interested in
continuing the o i*:"'.
At Traie. 3 iR now stands, the County
v.'i'.l I-.se it .iibilanr ricee June'30p a victim of


Developers Must Now




Construct Own Roads


T, C, itof re'fty r orr'iAi-kr.

M*lr At the Y Ct-u t T C.-
S d- Eldr A .: M Mrn.yMy 4: n,-
-yi ^.- Bagie'i t j B .i- ..p a:;
,.t n the ub"i. 1.T;,ns ''
'.i'dU an'l pb(,tr.ht u ) to 'rad'Je
th 'rouinty'3 T r. I(.i t "ry
he..,, fresnj' C-j, trin..-:'.*i-i
1 :.a fr, "I k.ow it. t .. hee :. ..'E
P.':,te of this BoE i in the ps'.t



County Being

Evaluated by

C D Experts

r e efforv it -' I- L s *
rr : ; ..; 0.tL7: a t ,ea of
:,:Lt 51.s; arin Fede'ra] Ci'il
Defense office: t', a't:- ,
Gulf. .~ '.,- ;.'- spot in
areas of disaster prep'.:]r;^:-
and re'.:. rit..'', a o.r.1 '.y a im of im-
provement after the ev-'. .i
The t..' is .;ir- t;rI1y inter-
.-..'.-"irig r -.-.i and ',. r .c ',,
t.:- A 11 ''. week on their
.ir 8,-,- i ,-- of ,he-' ,:e, i't -
made for disaster' aid' and l ,-
dangers .which face the '..,
from ".'.r,' : '.: .'
The team, headed by Bob
Jones W est Area ,'.r,.;i ,.,' ....: of
',.:) ":. e. m et "&:i... (.,
with ,:, and county govern-
ment leaders in O,.-. '. r.'. ,
to prepare th,.;. f., the week'
ahead ... .
Jones i,., "We -',t require
you to do :-.' ,'",. We will
draw you up a plan of what you
need 'for effective disaster pre-
pi.-, ,n f. ;-.L!A.n our inter-
views, and you 'may adopt' all,
'none or any part of the sugges-
tions." Jones went. on to say,
"Whatever we recommend,: we
can guarantee you that state and
Si.-;r- resources will be avail-
abkle. in the means of: money,
" manpower or whatever help you
p .epare to meet any I-:;....
Jones pointed out the fact tliat
(Continued On Page 12):
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to accept 'new plats 'and then
.. 'b the roads. I don't think
it's right for this Board to take'
tax payer's money and improve
Si :::r: so 9'~:-cr owners can,
make, money'.-:. the sale of, im-
p.. ;.. k.t'. Other' counties don't
:r, ,',. shouldn't either." ,
,* 'r went on to say, "I'm
not '' ;, about '."..-' of new
streets, but we've been <:'.. .
the street work in subdivisions.
SWe should continue to pave the
new streets under- our 'r '.',
system, b '. !.b'. land,- owner and
,, .1. .,, -.. i ,, .- ,
,." t ... .. ir .r ,' -of o f r-.


A s a J' .,!' '*J .',',. ,: i, .
!tio'n,e er eppi7 ; !.- -.,p
, their .r,,ctkie ',/f' Y'.,^ .f 'n ,
arid er, .ne I -,.1 ,'..., .1 t ,
tabli h r.. t t, .I. .'.[
Is e. .'t.i' -. ., ;.'. -' : "for,
the ,rr,.; '. : pre-

SOTHER BUSINESS
,In other i.t':': of business,'the.
County .Eoa.d:
S.Told a -T'..-tvj...',m from St.
Joe Beach the Board was trying
to. locate 'a suitable amount of
acreage to establish a. park on
the Beach. The Beach citizens ob-


ejected to a site at Beacon Hill
since children ...., I be, forced
to walk down Highway .08 to get

Commissioner Walter Gra-
ham ; .. --. --i the Board decide
at the next v'.. i--,_. how to jut
government revenue .i., n
funds to work. The' on] i ... ,
/ sion of .- to do with te .,'in.
.y thus far, is to set aside a por-
tion of the funds t.;', i' ,r,,. ,h ,
..., '.', l *.,f 9i- several fire de-
partmentp in the county.
Agreed to s-t -i .
., of one room *-, ti .'.
ture. ,' a suite. to

,,,-'_, h ,. -; ... f t'- 3 .,.,, -

J Patrol.
.. .: A ,,".;: ,u' = ; .:,. K.Ran
ches to. quit *.,e.i' county
and. Arainage.. with their
"* ':'- to advertise for, the
a a.. i.( a :.' .- White
City Fire bT7..;- r. r, The coun-
ty .will equip the truck -with a.
2,000 gallon water tank and a
pump. The Fire Department will
repay the county out of their
share of fire district money and
'any revenue sharing funds they
may receive.


Vehicles Bump: One;


C(dmes to Rest In Bay


This car, owned, by Cleveland Riley of Port St. Joe, ended 'up
sitting 'in the edge of St. Joseph Bay as the result of an accident
Wednesday morning. -Star photo


. No injuries were reported, but
Cleveland Riley of 311 Avenue A
had his car wind up. in the tide
waters of St. Joseph Bay yester-
day morning in an accident on
Highway 98 just South of the
16th Street intersection.
Patrolman James Graves, who
investigated the accident said
Riley was driving South on 98
followed by a truck driven by
L. R. Mauney of Carrabelle. It
was reported a pick-up truck was
stopped in the Southbound lane


just south of 16th Street and
both, vehicles swerved into the
other lane to pass the stalled
pick-up. Mauney then attempt-
ed to go on around Riley's vehi-
cle, but met a car coming over
the. Patton Bayou bridge and
had to swerve back.
Mauney's' trailer side-swiped'
Riley's car, causing him to lose
control and wind up in the bay.
Riley's vehicle went down the
embankment and stopped 180'
feet from the roadway and park-
ed in the edge of the water.


SI park for visitors to see and will not be hunted.
Deef ReleaSed in ParK In the photo above, one of the deer emerges
from its cage. Looking on are Captain John
Four deer were released last Wednesday Lynch (in uniform) Resident Ranger; Lt. Joe He-
afternoon in St. Joseph's Peninsula State Park bert of the Game Department, releasing the deer;
by the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish De- Representative William J. Rish and James H.
apartment. The deer were released to live in the Chason, both of Port St. Joe.


Commission

Makes Request

for Park Site

Th,. r *O qunty .Commis-
S" ,1 ..,,.t p..-s "Tuesday to se-
cure rp.'.l q'.- for what could
tuir out. o' be the, most popu-
lar park in the county.
The Board instructed attor-
', William J. Rish to file' an,
- j ..- ,' ,'to -obtain a tracti
, :. .'i j government pro-:'
P" *, at" the intersection, of;
*' ?TO and the St. Joseph's,
.i Park 'road, near Dead
M,,, Curve..
The 30-acre plus tract has
frontage on both the Gulf of
Mexico' and St. Joseph Bay
and can -..1 : be obtained
by the county at no cost.
If the county is successful
in securing, the property,
plans are to construct a park,
picnic and play area as well
as provide access to a public
beach,


S'New Sign

...o.. .n,* .. : t, J.,-,. (, i- to cal .*. : !_., r _t .,j thi. s hand-
ome. -ivl iia .at thie tirt: (f the O'ldSt. Jo-,
S r, i .-t. week, 'i t>'- ':-i the City of
Port .St. Joe. .., .,
,. -,, .. r-:, S,....- ha.s ..k- r. over the p .-t
-..se eral -. '.: to' ,rn 1tb, .',ld btr:t'11' 'L .:'i into a
beautiful park and 't -ir !. '.agraction. The "old Ceme-
tery .- all that is iift of the;old it.v of St. Jboseph, :
Sand .*:-u .:, i.'.; the 'r ': *:.e '..-t a i a G v'n r L. K ,pf- :
who came into the -.id ciin a s' illog ',. suffering
from yellow I:- .=r An i.-uil'o,,,f the r-'.- r was
the first of -: .r' *1 idr,- ,i which ,4:.-. the end of
what was once the fastest p.l.:h, eity in the new'
State of Florida. --Star photo.


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SHE STAR, Port St. Jom, Florida THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1973


EDITORIALS ...






Taking Your Land


Area Lawmen,


Attending Course


On Drug Abuse


Etaoin


Shrdlu
by WESLEY R. RAMSEY


Certain rights,' values and .relati6n-
ships are fundamental to-human -freedom.
:One of these is the right of private proper-
ty ownership. Not so long ago, it was true
t. hat a warranty deed was a valuable docu-,
-. ment givinig the individual. right to statd
Ofi his "property, defend it against all.
comers, improve its vaie 'and benefit
' therefrom. *Government had. the right by
eminent domain to condemn private pro-
jr ftr "faiP*" o&inensitio to pei nit con-
Sonstriietlon of such thbj.r,- as'.a highway
or railroad. But short of this, the property
owner us.ed to be proter,.tA" by tbh law in,-
Shis ownership of a valusblei matrialassaet,
Not b'o'i,6anmre The owner of pro-,
.'-perty for "fai'" compensation to permit
support of schools and cdunt.y govern-
n*"ments, but to an increasing' degree he no
longer has the right to- use his property as
he sees fit.' A,robs:. the U. S,' cb.nging
land use rules make. it *possible to sr,.nd4
S$10,000 or $15,006 or more for a piece of
. land only to find that local planning au-
i.thorities, operating under zoning aL] hdndi


In reality, tbi,:lr': u::-, I.fn no real
fight ag;iin:3t. ifll;lion. wov.-rurtrit defi-
:eits and debt t.:bow IMit'! .; is o.f ;I. Fa ti'n..
The U. S- Corigrr s- re di'.:l' C.fforft to cut
- spending, and everyone: w rst; to be the
- last to get o,ff :the gravy train. Th',;'e
upward prcssurce' virti.lly vua rante. that
the nation's manis r,4.til dist ibuitor" will
be bin for aTuloher ye:j r *f Iryin; to, -:xjpl:.ir
to the ic ple why mri ri.-,--, hb'.w the
. free anrl.l cronU .ic y'st-ni wr rks and
the, reasons why cotisumrn:rs can m xipct the
SfaiireAL po..i'ibl-- pric'rs under this syt,-m,
in spite of inflation." i o
As has h...-i pint .1 out i-iin.and
ogai.n, one ha". ,.rey t- !.k at other econ-
omic svsl'V.,.. around the wvi.'i]i to realize
that A.nm.rk-. ir, .are a ,lu.k'." p. .i--
pecially is this true- when comparing the
American. experience with the plight of
people in. countries where there are. no
free markets, no .,btr.iii.-lti,,n ::nql the
state rulesthe b i'.ir tpl *.. For .re
,in Yugoslavia" where the average take-
I '


Nothing brings people like
working 1'.. fit.-r on.'a common project.
-The people of iulf C.P'1ity now have a
golden oiTpporili'it '.-i to j,-.in f .,.' ..' and ener-
gies to work tt'li:. r- for some worth
working for-the observance of the Gql-
,den Anniversary of the 'founding of our
-county.
Gulf County Was sheared off C-dboulri
County back in 1025. Even, tltouth the
County w,a the' location of the 'ni,,- of
Florida's first Constitution back in .7, it
had no ide#itity as a county until 1925.
This piece, of history deserves to be cele-
brated.
Jesse Stone, president of, the St. Jo-
seph Historical Society came up with the
idea of the celebration anid has asked the


Perspective

On


Education

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


Team teaching is a concept
that has' caught-on in many pla-
ces throughout the United States.
One example is in the state of
Connecticut. Four schools have
had their own ,version of. team
teaching since 1958. Their teams
comprise three teachers-a lea-


use ordinances, will not allow use of land
* even for the construction of' a private
home. This amounts to destruction of
property values by ordinance in which the
individual's,right to use his own r.....- rty
is wiped out-.by. what is alleged to be the
-'public interest: in aesthetic and, environ-
Smental values and/i long-range'"planning'
which maynever come to fruition. durir g.
.the lifetime of many current property
owners. .
I'ltv- ownership of land is a funda-
mental :of human fred .and that has
a -very high,'- -vle, indeed.- ItW. w ',.l eeri-
that the p:'ib,, interest I.-rl -be best
-.. served if..< -/<'- effort were made to ac-
comemodate new rhr. -in.- procedures, not
only to ome long-range vision: of area-.
.wide environmental aesthetics., but also
with due regard for' the importance of
preserving what, in a'fre, ociAety, must
rer.-in a furnAw.mil right of the indi-
vidual to own, develop .and preserve the
value of real property.


home pay is- the crquiva,1:nt. of $100 a
month, the average family spends half of
its income on food-compared to less than
15 (,-r.rnIt. for the :,*-.,3 fa-ily in the
Suited S*a,-:.e." The same distributive ef-
ficiency tI:.t apr.h to U. S. re a food
'U.rit:,.- n and food prices -alsc applies
St, :~li other i..hi -7- of Inir,;h an irjg. U.S.
- retail merchants in every field ar, -rdentri
diw ipl -. of the 1i'-h volume, minimum
Spri. r'hi].~sOrophy of co6-'mp'titive, mass dis-
t tributi'jri.
T. Tti ,.,i.iT:.~.itivC, free i- rk.t .hilJoo-,
phy '.f IJ-.'-ribhutio.n is one ".f the '-tr6.rg>it
'. o ,.n.ft- =, uj..:itou-,ed :,I rke rises--
fi-,,r tb- :irqple r,.rn t.-t nr.-'Ah-ting threa-
t n i T .' su...:',- .. Af rr-s. : i -. i:.trit'..tioi m ore
1 'i- W ',. than inflationary price increases
that 1-rif' customers out of the market.
So when we hear about, the fight against
Siifl:t'i, ni. we shoiiO.-, learn to i.'.-',
fri, '.l from foes: 'The consumer's
staunchest friend is the free market sys-
tem.


County C,',r-.i'.- ,i- to seive as a coordin-
ator of the planning, calling on all organi-
zations in the County to have a hand in
S'the planning.
The first meeting of this group was
held 1vs W.-l!-- .e::". rJgift to begin a long
and th,.'.?.',:-h examination of .,..:wht!itp
for .-:-.b: rTi our anniversary.
With v ;'eryon. in t hi county ha1.'iu. a
hand in the observance, it should be a ve-
hicle to weld our county together as never
before. As important as it is to mark our
county's milestone in Florida's history, we
- believe this activity willbe even more im-
portant as the cohesive force it can be for
our people. We heartily endorse the pro-
ject and stand ready to help.


been converted to the plan. An
'excellentdillustration 'is the Rich
Township High School in Park
Forest, 'Illinois.. In that school
several teams teach mathema-
tics, typing, American history,
and a combined ninth-year so-
cial studies and English program.
One interesting feature of the
plan is that the small groups, or
buzz sessions are conducted by,
student leaders, immediately af-
ter the introductory lecture has
been given at the large meeting.
As many as 11 separate groups,
each having eight or nine stu-
dents, meet in one room. They
pool their information at the end
of the session.
The Rich Township High
School was not built for team
teaching. Consequently at first
the cafeteria had to be used for
the large groups. Although this
makeshift arrangement involved


Dr. Joel Fort, internationally-
known "i, .. criminologist,
and educator' and Bryce Brooks,
National Director of Awareness,
House programs, will be guest
speakers at a *.--..:. region-
wide drug conference, Operation
-C'.: '- n',;'.: Awareness, which
will be' presented in Pensaeola
Friday, March 16. The confer-
ence is being designed to raise,
the awareness of community lea- "
ders -and the .ri_ public
throughout Northwest Florida as
to the potential resources which
are ,' .l'. .'- the local com-
y' :"for,': .' vA'.- :. drug
abuse issue. 9 ..r'.'".,'*:;1r leaders
such as judges, councilmen,
commissioners, business,", r-,' "e
religious leaders, sheriffs, chiefs
of : s-:. agency supervisors,
and educators from eight North-
west Florida counties have been
invited to attend.'.
' Dr. J,'-,.t Fort, author. of the
"Pleasure Seekers", is widely.
I'. `.':,'r.- in the. areas of public
health, social psychiatry and
drug abuse.o ile is a lecturer-at
four different '-- ,,'. :--* and uni-
Sveisities and is a. .-.ii* ..c to nu-
imerous. f r' ,, !.,
-the ':i.] Health '0*,': .*.
Bryce Brooks is the 'Diiector
and tb- .': f.1 o' f the Aware-
ness House National Community
Drug Prevention Training Center
in Berkely, Clife nila, and is
Assistant Professor of Communi-
cations at J. F. Kennedy Univer-,
sity.
Operation C-..~- r., ,i *7 Av are-
ness is orgapnii tL;. ['..:!d E.
Jones, Region I '.r.". ,.r, ;. for


the Florida Office of Drug
Abuse, in conjunction with Re-
gion II Coordinator Delores Don-
ovan in Tallahassee.
The Pensacola Operation Com-
munity Awareness will be held
in the Fine Arts Auditorium',
Pensaeola Junior College.
Attending from Gulf County
will be several members of the
Port St. Joe 'Police Dephrtment
and the Gulf County Sheriff's
Department /






From the Livinr Bible
efOa aythng else ex.
Sther was Christ,
od.He has always
Salive and is himself
God. He created every-
thing there is-nothing
exists that he didn't
Make. Eternal life is in
him, and tl .i life gives
light to all manakid.
God sent John the Bap.
tist as a witness to the
fact, that Jesus Christ is
the true Light. John him.
self was not the Light;
he was only a witness to
identify it. Later on, the
one who is the true Light
arrived to shine on-
everyone coming into the
world.
John 1:1- 9


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'Dear Mr. Ran',sey: .
SEr,.r;,,;e' i che'.k; for the re-
newal .of The' Star. e!iE :. the
htp. "b-'ijt the statement was
r:A .'d t *;.-"r former address in
T a: then forwarded to our
new address inmF ';H r ..i'-. ', .In-
.ianna.'Would you please change
the .."l'-.' address to our resi-
dence .'. -. L..'. above. Our
home 'is located in one of the
i 'i:,i ..I. f, ,. of Fort Wayne.
Henry works in F" .,
for v' "-..' a Of' .-. of E-
S, Inc. '. L.T.V.),
T .I. Texas. In January; Hen-
ry was named -'i of this
I. -. I know some of his.
friends .- about; it, .-..j
his !.:..f, Doll and i but

r"> *2 i : -'the experiment
: *.. ; .:., -J value to
Stimulate school ,n .:. :- to'
build a new wing with -.-. :-
ible classroom "- :, :~'.2 for team
teaching. Large classrooms can
be divided into two, three or
four smaller areas by means of
S i movable : :
If the school .., to drop
team .hl., this flexible de-
sign permits easy conversion.
S ne "of the mosi -widely adver-
tised team-teaching programs is
- Inducted at the Evanston Town-
'hip High' School, also in flli-
nois. Approvimately '350 elev-
enth grade English students are


not all. I thought the people
there, who knew him years ago,
might be interested in the what
and the where of one of their
native sons. He is very, proud
of his home town. If your, tourist
trade has not improved, I can-
not understand it--specially
around the beach areas.
Florida is the prime vacation
and v-. i area for the resi-,
dents of Indiana. If any one in
the area is '.r- -.a vacation
in the Northeast area of Indi-
ana, stop by and visit with us.
RS. IHNRY E. COLLIER
5322 C,,- .. Trail
Kekionga Shores
Fort v' .. Ind. 46804

taught by a team of four teach-
ers, each /:.-: *, .i.?': for one as-
pect of the work. Another team
conducts a course in the humani-
ties, for almost the same number
of seniors.
Evanston, incidentally, is also
renowned for -its school-within-a
school idea. Confronted with an
enrollment 'of more than. 3,500
students, the administrators di-
vided the school into four equal
groups, each headed by a,.princi-
pal wtih four assistants. The
groups cross grade,lines and are-
heterogeneous. The students 'in
each group are selected at ran-
dom from the total enrollment
in each grade.


-THE STAR-
Published Every Thursday: at 306 Williams Avenue. Port St. Joe, Fleorid
By The Star Publishing Company
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Second-Class Postage Paid at Port St. Joe, Florida 32456

SUBSCRIPTIONS .INVARIABLY PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
IN COUNTY ONE YEAR, '$4.00 SIX 08., 0 225 THREE MOS, 51S7.56
OUT OF COUNTY One Year, $5.00 OUTr OF U. U &- One Yer, .SE-
TO ADVERTISERS-In oa= e of error or oninlons in advertoentae, the ubl
,e not hold heluives liable for damage further than amoust received for aek
advetTement.
The poken word t iven mt sttmntdou the prtate word INa tW ,uttuy
welrbed. awpoken wd baly aert; the printed word fhoroglby eosi-
hose. The epokmrn word IL loot; the Mrited word rnal1-.


Those Sioux Indians were still holding out in Wound-
ed Knee, North Dakota when this was written, determined
to "hold out to the death" if they need to.
Th-r': really notkmuch sense to the uprising, except
for the fact the Indians have commandeered property
which didn't belong to them. They want their tribal
president, which they elected, replaced. Other demands
ih \ve grown as a result of being on the run and besieged
in *.und,.-ld Knee.
The news media ih:~ made a lot out of the uprising
taking place in the same locale where General George
Custer '--.: .-. 1 a shearing of his golden locks nearly 100
3 -'s; ago at the,hands of the Sioux. The only difference--
then was that Custer and his men were holed up in a
S-..-~El position and the Ti- wr v.re :itl:ic'i Either
the white man has learned not to box bimo.lfI into a po-
S:ti.mn wh:-' he cannot maneuver in a fihft or the Indians
have f -'gtt-t how they d:k-,t. d the famous Custer.
ul:k of Custer where is he now that we
need him?
z 'i...- A '1; ,,ouh. the Indians have received a pretty
bad deal as the result of their peace treaty with the United
States. Instead of being built into a rich and vibrant na-
tion like we did for defeated Germany and Japan, the
In&d' -n. are l-. r as virtual "pets" of the Government.
That's no way for a man to live even though we have an
i i .,i in our nation 'Iliv who want Socialism to ad-
vance to the point in our nation, where everyone will be
"kept" just as the Indians are today. Their plight and
condition should be th'l best argument in the world against
the Socialistic trend.
*
If testimony before '..i,-.. is any in.h,.ilinn. even
Postmaster General E. T. lassen is getting pretty fed up
with 'the .deterioration of mail service in this country.
RP. ..r- all the in,,'1-t it,- .n (including ZIP code) one could
get mail' t., '.'-r.-4 anywhere in the United States within
thr..- ,]N.. Now it .1r'-' days, at times, to get a
letter from Port St. Joe to Panama City or Tallahassee.
It isn't the fault of your local postmen. Before innova-
tions 'mail went directly from here to Panama City in the
morning and to Tallahassee in the evening. Now it goes
o' section post office for re-sorting and re-routing before
it is ever started toward its final destination.
J Recently, we here at The Star, received a letter on
January 22 from New York City. The letter was mailed
on January 3.
General Klassen is incensed about getting his Christ-
mas cards after New Year and, about the week it takes
to get mail from Brooklyn to Manhattan Island-a distance
of only a few miles.
Maybe if General Klassen gets a little more late mail
we will begin to see. an improvement in intra-city postal
delivery.
',
I had the scare of my life the other day. Frenchie
will set a bowl of cereal before me in the morning, saying,
"You need to lose a little weight so you don't need all that
greasy -.-. and bacon" when really the problem is she's
running a little late for her morning "hen party" at the
drug store, which she always attends before coming to
work in the morning. She just doesn't want to waste valu-
able time 'she could spend with the "girls" who work down-
town, washing breakfast dishes.
S;-.- ... afternoon she came in with a load of gro-
ceries and she unloaded a sack as large as a 10 pound
flour sack, loaded with puffed wheat. "Oh, oh", I thought
to myself, "I'm going to have to eat all that darned puffed..
wheat before I get any more bacon and eggs". I don't
know what she did with all that puffed wheat or why she
bought it in the first, place, but so far Tve been lucky. I
haven't had a bowl 'fill for breakfast. yet.


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der, 'a regular teacher, and an
aide who is not a full certified
instructor.' In one city an ele-
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a, l- '.ure the root system is well
established but not T:',.-'Au, 6 or
growing' out of the containers.
Roots -should-be fimly ineerporat-
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protruding outside or penetrating.
r.) the ground.
Also make sure the plant is
'adapted to your, area. Will the
plant survive the low or high tem-
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flower and/or fruit properly? Is
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labelled properly as to species and
variety?
If you can follow most of these
.:--;-: .-..-.r- on how to select a
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and save money.


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THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Florida THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1q73 rAi' E BBE,
versary of the founding of Gulf
S* County. It was Port St. Joe% foun-
Picin s r-or der, Terrell H. Stone, who was
Inen AIv sary largely responsible for the forIa-
A .. tion of this county and it was he
fl \f who gave it the name of "Gutl".
en Anniversary The celebration is set for some
time in 1975.
Attending the meeting in addi-
will be done immediately. rangements had been made and tion to the presMdent .were Mrs.
It has been the desire of the So- the deer would be placed in the Herman Dean, Mrs. Billy Howell,
ciety to sponsor the placing of spring. Jr., Mrs. R. H. Brinson, Mrs. Ralph
deer.on the St. j3sErh Pi,? nr.ua I Plans are now in the !r,3i3In,' for' Swatts, Sr., Robert Fhlzey and J.
Jesse Stone reported that the ar- the celebration of the 50th Anni- C. Belin.
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Big 27ft
Anniversary
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DEAT7N 57TO


N At the meeting of the St. Jo- of the main ~ : -of the St.
te s seph Historical Society, held Satur- Joseph Historical Society since its
day afternoon, March .2 in the beginning. Mrs. R. H. '?:, .
by SHANNON SMITH chamber room of the Municipal chairman of the Cemetery Corn.-
SHome.- Grouds.p t Building, several projects appeared mittee, .s.n..d that a great deal
nearing completion; some of them of work had been done in the Cem-.
University of Forida new projects and others of long etery, including the ; '- :r of 25
standing. pine trees -. :.' had been donated
h e c r 'f i. o oby Mrs. Herman Dean, the replac-
r The care and beautification of ing of a number pf :'-". and the
t t' khe Old Cemetery has been one r of new shrubs, .*:::
at a minimun price. But, this is an I ---' .... etc., and
exception to the rule,'not acoT guest bo had been---
mon occurrence. In most cases the *,~iL~etAh by the Florida ,. .. sta, a :. put on the
best plants will be the, most ex. :of. PF1. Industry, your selk.:t nd w ge sprinker had
pensive. But how do you-determine much easier. A plant grad ... ,end woland g l Thead
best? Florida Fancy is an exceptionally Ceeen i n :
healthy and vigorous plant which Cemeteryis. nd i a
First of all, patronize a reputable is very well shaped, heavily branch- pride of the Society and of the
nurseryman who has 'a neat and ,ed and densely foliated. A Florida "'m _', -D' m
presentable place. A sloppy nur- NoI grade is a healthy vigorous, cmber, 9to F uary 1
sery often indicates poorly main- plant which is well shaped, well' toals 5388.
tainted plants. branched, and well foliated. The Some time ago, the stone which
Secondly, Inspect each plant in- .Florida No. 2 is a healthy, vigor- ri- the grave, of Captain
dkvidually. Don't fal for the."hard oUs, fairly well shaped, with fair George L. T --. was removed
sell" where you are not allowed to branching and fair foliage. Any from the cemetery and :; :-: o in
se plant not meeting the above stan- the museum. The 'society decided,
see all your pndards .is a Florida No. S. The last to place; a replica of this marker
If the plants are tagged accord- grade is for culls. The lower the on the spot, the marker to carry
ing to grades -and standards as es- grade at. te beginning, the lessthe same :. as the ori-
chance the plant has of being .aj ginal. This marker is now being
good one at maturity. prepared and will be in place in
Ithe plas ar not tagged a the very near future. It was this
If the plants are not tagged as
to grade, then you must Inspect captain who brought yellow fever
into the city.
them closely. Here are some guide- .. -
lines along a negative approach. For a number 'of years this
ING ACCOUNT Downgra e ay planthaving the -group has to a beau-
Aw M VUN following, characteristics: Lack '.f; sign over the cemetery gate.'
health .and vigor or excessive sue- This t been a project of long
r. .-; culence. An unhealthy plant is ap- "..,_.r',i and the members are
.r,. in' most cases. Look for happy that the sign has ;.,'
weak, poorly formed, ,scarred, been constructed and is ready for
STlATE 'BANK cracked or peeling trunks or ia o. It is ta this'
branches. Poorly' distributed bran- installaton. It is _r,.., tat this
ches usually lead to "leggy" plants
charge if your AVERAGE ,r. sr'.uM be avoided. A compact
plant is usually more desirable.
$100.00,.and then. only a Avoid plants having leaves of im-
with an average monthly proper shape, size or color. Exces
witsive yellowing of leaves is -an
indication of a problem. Examine ,
leaves for insect, disease and me-
;i'.' damage.
hte IF


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SMany Florida. gardeners will bi
buying plants during the next, few
months as thiy ,nart the.r spring
gardening. So lot's try to answer
their common Je.st ion. What do I
look for when' buying a plant?
*' Plants, like all, goods ',and ser-
vices, come in. many saes, shapes
and qualities. It is just as import-
ant to evaluate a plant before pur-
chase as it is to carefully inspect a
, garment ,or home appliance.
A cheap plant, in most instances,
lb exactly what the. ame implies.
You may pay very little but you
will probably get little -in return.
,~Nurseties will periodically have
sales where they offer top quality


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WRE STAR Port St. Joe, Florid THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1973 IrAm E u IV


1600 Persons In Gulf Over

60 Rotary Club Is Told


Bill Norris and Rev. Millard
Spikes presented the need for a
Council on Aging in Gulf County
to" the Rotary Club last Thursday
and presented some ideas on how
such an organization could be fi-
nanced.
Norris explained that there are
over 1600 personsin Gulf County
who are 62 years of age and over.
"These persons need such services


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as companionship, social activities to a great extent by a federal
and small items of necessity such grant the first year, with federal
as rides, some nursing care, hot participation diminishing each
meals, etc", Norris said. "Many old year with the program eventually
people who are by themselves fail being supported wholly by local
to eat properly because it is too effort.
much trouble to cook for just one Sikes said his committee is going
person. As a result many are suf- to conduct a survey among those
fering from malnutrition", Norris eligible for the services to see
said. what the demand is throughout
:s..: -explained that the organ- the entire county for a Council on
ization is operating well and pro- Aging. "We are' asking f6r your
viding a need in other counties. support if we see a need which is
The Council helps the older people Or-, enough for our further pro-
by seeing that they help one anoth- gress".
er, Spikes pointed out. Guests of the club were Dave


Monday, March 19 -UI '.- L '. ra_ p Awjr d. U U S *- a
Sloppy Joe with bun,' buttered out the program could be funded Gates of Wewahitchka.
corn, green salad with pepper
rings, peanut butter chews and' 1 8-oz, package elbow macaroni
milk. 1 1lb. can kidney beans and
Tuesday, March 20 .liquid
Chicken pot pie, green ..beans, 2 8-oz. cans tomato sauce
tossed salad, fruited -Jell-o, cook- 1 cup water
ies, rols and milk. 1 teaspoon chili powder
Wednesday, March 21 y2 teaspoon .salt
Lasagna, 2:':.- peas, spring cup shredded cheese
salad, fruit cup, brownies, bread In a large skillet, brushed with
and milk. cooking oil, brown the meat, on-
Thursday, March 22 .K IT C H EN ions and peppers. Add the maca-
Hamburgers with buns, I-:.. roni, kidney beans, tomato sauce,
sliced tomatoes, onions, dill pick- H A T T E R water, chili t.-- :I and salt. Cover,
les, potato chips and cherry pie. simmer ;- .'. for 15. minutes. Stir
Friday, March 23 :.. i,.,1:; Top with cheese and
Batter fried fish, i-t tartar by Florida Power Corp. heat until cheese melts.
sauce, cabbage, carrot salad, peach Makes 4 to 6 servings.
halves with whipped topping and For a luncheon dish that is so
cornbread. very easy to prepare, just try this
chili mac recipe. Your electric fry- PfNE
pan or range will assist you with
Jaycees, the circus promises to results. Stand Tall
present a great array of acts and
features ever -::.-rj....ij at j CHILI MAC I F-lorida'S
Circus site at the corner of First 1 pound of ground beef '
Street and Highway 98, giving 1 medium onion, chopped Future!
performances at 4 and 8 p.m. 1 isedium green pepper, chopped


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- immediately executed in unison
by tons and tons of mammoth,
mastodonic mammals.
--During the appearance of the
King Bros. Circus in Port, St. Joe
on Saturday, March 17, circus-go-
ers will have .an opportunity to
witness the tactics of Capt. Hill,
rated by animal trainers as the
most gentle handler of circus
elephants. In the' past, so-called
Smen"' with mar circuses
have felt that rough handling of
the lumbering pets with exces-
sive use of bull hooks. and
S.r. was a'necess-
Actually, the animals were
not being abused inasmuch as
their hides are tough enough to
withstand the apparently pain
ful effects. of the hooks. Too of-
ten, however, audiences felt
their favorite pets were being
subjected to unnecessary punish-
ment. Capt. Hill has proved his
that he can accomplish
more with the '- '. through
a .r! tap of the pole and a
stern shout.
When I. <-.P r, the entire herd
of animals in their hind leg
stand on the hippodrome track,
Capt Hill's only concernn is with
the .lead elephant. "Once I get
him to go into his routine," he
says, "all the rest will follow.
A.\,.i :. ;.-.' >':. ; I :';t -,-..] ,
handle the entire herd, I have
to transmit my command only to
one."
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SEarly on .:h .. 2':.. hundreds
of senior citizens and youngsters
normally rush to the circus
grounds to ., '-: a sight that
.is unusual In any city, the set-
up of 'the big tent.
Though the King Bros. Circus
that is coming to Port St. Joe
Saturday, has streamlined its
physical might mechanically,
the elephants Yet play a major
role in setting up and tearing
down a circus. They pull up the
giant center poles, then repeat
the pulling job by doing the
same to the vast spread of can-
vas. They push big' circus vans
and wild animal dens into their
locations and do jobs that can
be done more quickly by brute
fore than can be done mechani-
cally.
Lois, a four-ton East Indian
elephant has the most unusual
chore, feeding the elephants by
carrying bales of hay to the ele-
phant stakeline ,breaking the
haywire band and serving each
its allotted share. It might also
be said, "She never forgets to
take the lion's share for her-
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THE STAR, Port St. Jo, Florida THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1973


Mrs. Zelda Brown Presents Program

To March Meeting of Garden Club
The Port St. Joe Garden Club were Mrs. Ethel Bridges of Apala-
met for their March meeting at the chicola and Mrs. Wesley R. Ram-
Garden Center last Thursday. A sey.
luncheon was enjoyed by the Tem- Mrs. Zelda Brown of Mexico
bers and their guests. Beach, a Garden Club member,
Mrs. Kenneth Bateman, presi- was guest speaker. Mrs. Brown's
dent, presided over the business program was "Flowers of the Bi-
meeting. Hostesses for the day ble According to St. Matthew". Bib-


W. C. Auxiliary Homecoming At

Met March,7 White City Church

The White City Volunteer Fire The First Baptist Church of
Department Ladies Auxiliary held White City will observe Homecom-
their regular ms.e-.r_- in the Cr..n.-. ing April 1. The day will begin at
munity Building on March 7 with 9:45 a.m., with a goal of 125 in
14 ladies attending. The next meet- Sunday School. During the .11:00
ing will be held in t.hi Community ia:m. morning w.... lhip hour, Rev.
Building on March 21 at 10:00 a.m. Walter Markhem, a former pastor,
will bring the message.,
Every lady who is interested in wi bring the message.
r. e "la 1 is< u e-d Immediately aft-.z'the morning
the next meeting. New projects worship hour, everyone will enjoy
will be tarted soon for the fire dinner on the grounds and renewal
will be startedof old tifor the fre fr in the af-
,d.p.,tr ,, and other r:.rnt.
and other in the ternoon will be a program entitled
activities. Anyone i i .ab on th "Memories from the Past". During
S y .I the program the youth choir from
and help.m these worthwhile pro- cho fro
ects. the First Baptist Church of Port
S.Jewll bring the s eicial mu-


MISS LINDA GAIL KIMBBEL
"


ErngC

Mr. and Mr.. George FP. Kim
r bxre] of Tillahb~ee, forynwrly of
White City, announce the en-
gagemerit of tiAr d.ugh i.., Lin-
da Gail, to Jerry Lawrence, son
of mrs. Willie Mae Sapp-of r-
lando.
The bride-E.l'ct was graduatf-.
from Riekard.s High School and
Sis presently employed by the
State of Florida, Department of
Community Affairs.
The bridegroom-elect was gra-
duated from Taylor County HiA.h
School lie is presently employer'l
by Southern Bell Telephone Co.
The March 31 weddiow will
take place at 7:00 prm. in Oak


New Bethel Men

Having Their Day

The. men of New Bethel A.EI
Church, 146 Avenue C, are observ-
*ilg their annual Men's Day Sunday,
March 18. The theme of this year's
obervance is "As A Man Is, So Is
His God."


sic.
The pastor, Rev. Douglas Burns,
offers an invitation from the
ciurc.h to everyone-to attend the
special services;


iqed


S Beginning with Sunday School at
lCity Assembly of .Gd Church, 19 45 A.M., the men will have corn-
City Assmbly of God Church, i t
corner of Tharpe, arA Wet. Ten- _. c, ,of, .i functions of the
r n.e-ee Streets, Tallahassee. church for that day. The 11:00 A.M.
r Streets, Taahassee. 'r.orrJurg worship will feature as
All friernd and reiaftvj,, are gucit speaker, Revj J. L. Savage
itrvited to attend. of Pentacola. Rev. Savage can be
-' :. ,------ he each 'Sunday morning over
radio station WBOP at 9:30 a.m.,
VI(TRO WIVES WILL ith "A ,si.': for modern irrn."
MEET WITH MRS/ EARL Moses, Job ard Judas Iscariot
The egulai monthly meeting of will be the fo .l poir t cf the three
.Vitro Wive will be held in the: gue.t speakers in the evening wor-
hime 4,f Mv,. Brenda Earl at 526 ship serve. ,
Seventh StretEveryone is invited to c'..me and
The meeting will be held Tues- i worship at INew Bethel Sunday and
dly, March bT at 7 30 pM., with all help makp this the most successful
Vitro Wirc, imit:ti to atted. Men s Day ever.


Mrs. Sybil Pitzl


Heal scriptures were quoted to field at the Garden Center, April The annual caladium bulb sale
familiarize members with flowers, I from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. All is still in progress. Any member
shrubs and trees indicative of that proceeds wil go to the Cancer may be called to purchase the
era. Fund. Tickets may be obtained bulbs. They will be sold this week
A spaghetti luncheon will be from any member, end in front of your local grocers.


Mrs. Nichols Honored With Shower


Mrs. .r:- Nichols, second from left, was
honored with a Stork Shower Monday evening in
the Florida Power Lounge. Showni with. Mrs.
Nichols are, Mrs. Margo Marion, left, Mrs. Tal-


Dr. Susan Conley


Mrs.Milo Smith


madge v: ~ne and Mrs. Charlotte Cushing..
Mrs. Nichols received many useful gifts from
many of her-friends who. attended the occasion
during the 'evening. --Star photo


Road Block

Raises Funds for

Cancer Victim

A road block Saturday morning
for the "Voneille Bouington Can-
cer Fund" by the Port St. Joe High
School Cheerleaders, collected
$82.60.
Managers of the fund offer their
thanks to the girls who gave their
time: Patti Parker, Gayla Davis,
Toni Grace, Eva Maddox, Ruth
Fleming and Tanya Jefferson.
Anyone who would like to make
a donation to the fund may mail
their check to the Florida First
National Bank at Port St. Joe.
VISIT PARENTS
Douglas Baldwin, Jr., of Houston,
Texas and Miss Beverly Baldwin of
New Orleans, La., spent last week
here visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. N. D. Baldwin.


Youth Rally for Christ


F IR ST BAPTIST C HU RCH


Saturday, March 17
7:30 P.M.



Rev. Jimmy Smith, Speaker
of '0:ar., Ailbalmnt


Dr.,Sue Conley

Sorority Speaker

Dr. Suian Conley, Director of
the Gulf County Guidance Clin-
ic, was gu' :, 'I pker n A. th- j~
meeting of Eta Upsilon and Xi
Epsilon Kappa chapters of Beta
Sigma Phi, Thursday evening of
last w ek.'.Dr. ('. -"_,l -;.'-, f.'- r
the Chapters with a'description
of her duties as a psychologist
andf held a d. ::i.n after the
program to answer questions
asked her by the sisters.
After the program the co-host-
esses, '. SyL,, Pi" and Mrs.
reta,.Freemaiin, served refresh-
ments to the guests and sisters.
Following the program and
social hour, the two chapters'
held their ..rT !-..,tL,; business
meetings.


Sikes Makes

Appointment

Congressman Bob Sikes announ-
ced this week the r,:r:r.;;:>. of
Robert Lee Creamer, Jr., as one of
his principal nominees for appoint-
ment to the U. S. Naval Academy
in 1973. Robert is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lee Creamer, Sr.,
Indian Pass Beach.
Selection for nomination is bas-
ed on a screening, examination con-
ducted by the U. S. Civil. Service
C o mm is sion, participation in
church, school and organizational
activities, recommendations, stand-
ing in the. community and all-
around qualifications.

Bottle Collectors
Meeting Saturday
The regular monthly meeting of,
the Northwest Regional Bottle
Club will be held Saturday, March
17 at 7:00 p.m.
Guest speaker for the meeting
will be'Dr. Don Fred Gant of Quin-
cy. He will have a display of pontil
bottles and soda water bottles.
Visitors are welcome.


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THE STAR, Port Sh J, PFlorida THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1.973


garet's.
1 Standings W L
Po in. I KlAN Railroad -- 14
l :. Pate's Shell 68% 23%
S: -:- ^. Ralph & Henry Stand. 65% 26%
S. Pollock's Cleaners _-- 49 43
Top Dollar 37 55
Wewa Bank --- 31 61
.:,-- :, .... Margaret's Salon------17 75
Gulf County Melns League
Shirt and Trophy forfeited four
LADIES' COFFEE LEAGUE three out of four games fom points to Murdock's TV. B. J. Rich-
Ralph and Henry's Standard Ser- Wewa Bank. Edwina was high for yards rolled a 573 series for Mur-
vice took all four games from Pol- B&D with a 151 game and 372 docks.
lock's' Cleaners. Faye Cox was on series. Irene BeAman had the big St. Joe Lanes took four points
top for Ralph and Henry *th a game for Wewa Pank with a 144 from Campbell's Drugs. Harry
155 game and 444 series, Sue was /and Elsie led with her.high series Lowry,,Jed' St. Jop Lanes with a
the best for Pollock's with a 159 of 403. .' 53 and ayne mith added a 531..
*game.and a t se ues On lanes v. vn an d eigt. AN -. r -'C..r,-I: Drugs it was Bar-
Pate's took three' ou of four took thiee feur gam-.s from Marp r? R.'.-z-hr.: with a 531 ser?
games from 'Top DoUar. Puiibv as gret's Eeaut,':i ,,'o1n T,,.. It T ,LaI .-.be F;niture took 'ii.-
the best for Pt with6 3 al 1. nd'rolled the bi, lall for AN with a it fr r.-?.m TV. Glen Wil-
a fine-502 series Maxim had a fine'S7-) gat 2,, PE ,m... .i'56Dr. i.'i. t*o gun. for Roche --7.
high game of 14 and Lyndis a al.o '.lk.d p 'the, 4-1" p.spit. M-r-, : -'J *r..- Leon Pollos 07.
365 series for Top Dollar. Elh-n h,;4 a hij~. .i f 137 and '-"' '-' led Marn's team
B&D Home Improvem-er.t took Avrp had a "81 eeric. fir Mar W"' 3 ,
r '.',-j-I. If Service took "'.% '
.U"-5 led Tommy's Gulf.
Henry Block has G w as.Will
W L
17 reasons why you w --28 12
Funiture--- 26 14
should comne to s\ Lanes--------- 21 15
---------------------- ------------------------16 2
for income tax help. GulfSec 16 24
S. Campbell's Drugs -- 15 25
SReasw.n0.H&RBlocutaxprcparp 16.1 R s?4
have. rEM ived spewa training on the
S ug o fthe new taxfoms for rhis year.
We wR use tfie fonn thai best o High School Golf
fwn personal sluasion so that youT a pay c' s.

P. 0i .e Hgh School golf
S : '. Munroe for
'.'.....:'.- *^ B m ^ ^ R ft : '; '" < ^1 l i ;. '': fl -' e'*:"'* -'* l*"rL-24 *'" hoho e


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, h:,. "- P'. ,r r. 'r t Joe Bnd
i,, r,..' i i~,~ 180 total. Mar-
'.-1-i wa:i t(hi]rId with a 191.'
TlFrry B'" 4.1 Port. St.Joe was
.'t. J .b a 36. .,
.( ~ ~ -- -
CARD OF THANKS
We lo 'express, our thanbl3
and gr:t .f' appreciation to Rev.
DeWitto Mathews and all other
friends for the cards, calls, food,
fo.' ':. visits, etc., given us in the
r .,:,it loss of our' dear mother,
,1 ;L J'. Crutchfield. May
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Dawson Retires


Jesse Dawson of Port St. Joe retired from the Apalachicola
::-. I-: v F1-Yl: recently after 50 years of service with the line.
Dawson went to -: r; for the Railroad in 1923 as a Hostler Helper.
In 1924 he': ..: : t to Th: j::A-h and served in that capacity un-
tl his recent .: -Star photo


Bus Drivers Instructed n How to .

Recognize Effects of Drug Abuse


E .:': t r .-' .. Gulf Coun-
ty School Board'. *.-. c :-1 .': f
Tuesday in a :"' .h,,' on drug
abuse, in the .'..i: Staff De-
',.-,! :.- : .- *4 at the ,C6urt
house. The' workshop was pre-
sented .,' ,.A PF P :- and John
Abbott of Gulf Coast Commun-
ity College.
.T:-i..- ,. :'e *at the session
were types of drugs, characteris-
tics to look for in drug users,
state laws drivers u can use con-
cerning drug use and disorderly


PAT KiLPATRICK


A Thought to
Renemiber
I wonder how many apples had
fallen, from the .trees before
Isaae Newton came to his certain
conclusion regarding the law of
How r' ;'y ?" i. had watched
a boiling kettle on a stove, with
the 1', being lifted by steam
ri:"-_ One .-by: t ,-" hr.
eyed. Watt saw 1..z and .;.,'.
j. about a steam engine.
What ability did Newton and
Watt have that millions before
them did onot possess? Did they
just use the ability t-.' had? '
Little ability does not. mean
little opportunity. Many great
services to mankind have been
rendered by persons of little
ability. No gift is small if we
make' good use of it No oppor-
tunity is insignificant if we use
"it : : .: .: ..- !
OUR THOUGHT TO. REMEM-
BEE: "No matter how little we
have, triumph follows its sincere
use."


RAY KILPATRICK

KILPATRICK
FUNERAL HOME
Phone 227-2401


r by ;'7 on ., bus.
Records and reports were dis-
cussed to be i1'' J on .. I ,',
students to be turned in to school
principals. I
i. i'f County Sheriff ...-....'
Lawrence spoke briefly to the
drivers of better communication
between drivers, schools the
Sheriff Department to combat
the illegal use. of drugs by stu-
dents.
The drivers were shown film-
strips, slides and 'hown samples
of 'drugs in common use..


Last Rites Held
For Mrs. Givens
Mrs. Delores Yvonne Givens,
35, a resident 'of Port St. Joe,
was pronounced dead on arrival
at Municipal Hospital ; '?
Mrs. Givens is survived by her
husband, Josephous Givens, Jr.,
of Alexandria, Va.; five children,
Alfreda Givens of Alexandria,
Va., Deanna, P .--. Danny
and '-Iv r ',..,..:. all of Port
St. Joe; mother and step-father,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wright of
Port St. Joe; *7i -r..!h,.-, Mrs.
Susan Patton Beach and Mrs.
Mary P-.. '' '., both of Port St.
Je; four uncles, one aunt, sev-
eral nieces and nephews..
SFun'_ services, were held at
2:00 p.m. Saturday, March 10 at
New Pr'-. -t AME Church with
Rev. S. Jones, rr, officiating.
Interment f '. in the family
plot of *Forest Hill Cemetery.
Comforter Funeral Home was
in .!,;- of arrangements.

Father of Ivey Cooper
'Is Taken by Death
,.';. services for Perry 0.
r :_r.. '83, of tOchlockonee, Ga.;
who died Monday, March 5 in Arch-
bold Memorial T -.. A :i, in Thomas-
ville, Ga., were held Wednesday
at 11:00 a.m. from Ochlockonee
, .- ":: Church. Burial was in
Ochlockonee Cemetery.
z." '. :- includeihis wife, Mrs.
-' -": L. White Cooper; three sons,
Floyd 0. and Preston L. of Ocs-
lockonee and Ivey J. ,Cooper of
Port St. Joe. Other survivors in
Gulf County include a brother,
George W. Cooper; a nephew,
George L. Cooper both of Wewa-
hitchka and nieces, Mrs. Juanita
Gentry and Mrs. John Rich; both
of Port St. Joe.

Captain Peterson
is Sunday Speaker
Captain' Gerald A. Peterson,
USAF, Chief of Social Actions at
Tyndall Air Force Base, will pre-
sent a program on drugs on Sun-
day, March 18, at 5:30 p.m. in the
Social Hall of the First United
Methodist Church.
Captain Peterson is a very inter-
esting speaker with a first-hand
knowledge of the drug problem.
He will also be showing a film to
make his program more real. All
adults and youth in this area are
cordially invited.


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Methodist Assembling In Lay Retreat


Laypersons from the Marianna
District of the Alabam-West Flor-
ida Conference will assemble for
their annual lay retreat at the
West Florida Baptist Assembly
Grounds in Parker, March 23 and


The Port St. Joe High School
Media Center, Material Center,
'Resource Center-Library- is a
popular place for students to go
to 'meet their friends, a .comfort-
.able place to, spend the lunch
hours, but most of all it is a
storehouse of materials-both
print and audio-visual. A place
that strives to be of service to
faculty 'and student in their
quest for information-either for
their classes or for pleasure.
The staff is composed of Miss
Netta Niblack,, head librarian. o
media specialist; .Clarence Mon
ette, head of audio-visual ser
4 'ces and media specialist; Mrs
Bernice Wager, library clerk and
12 student .assistants, who, eace
work in the Media Center one
period each day.
The Media Cen ',- isk n 1
school day from 7 4' in the', rr
ning until 3:15 each afternoon'
Students are ailI(J ': to cheek
out as many as three books at


time (more if needed for class
assignments). No fines are char-
.', for ..'- books. The Cen-
ter ask *hf;. ~I overdue books
be returned before checking out
additional books and that stu-
dents, pay for any books lost.,
The Center is increasing the
book collection each year. The
library -now has 8,500 volumes.
r ast' spring $1,000 (170 books)
r was added in addition to the reg-
ular budget. Since school started
this year, 410 books have been
S nid d Many of the new books
r are biographies of famous peo-
ple, books on. current problems
- in American life and some fic-
tion. The library has just recent-
S -ly -received several new refer-
h ence sets and other books on a
e variety of subjects.
It Among the services offered by
r the "%'-, -j Center most used by
.the f -.,il;,- 'is: ordering films-
k both free and rental for all the
a teachers and notifying them of


arrival and scheduling equip-
- ment so everyone has an oppor-
tunity to use his materials at the
time he needs it.
Gulf County is-a participating
member of the Apalachee Film
Library-a cooperative. made up
of five northwest Florida coun-
ties. These counties w'port. and
maintain the film.library for its
members. The center also rents
films from Florida State Univer-
sity Film Library and borrow
free films from many sources.
The center has a collection of
more than' 1,000 35mm filmstrips.
These are used by the teachers
.with entire classes, or by small
.groups and by individual stu-
dents in the study carrals in the
media center. In addition to
books, magazines, 16mm film and
filmstrips, the' media center has
8mm loop films, slides, records,
tapes' ,pamphlets,, maps, globes,
and, overhead transparencies..
The media center houses and


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10 $1.00


Tender, Delicious Rib or Brisket .
7-Boie STEAK-- lb. 99c STEW BEEF -------lb. 69c
Choice Beef I Center Cut
,Sirlin STEAK Ilb. $1.39 CHUCK ROAST---- lb. 99c
Choice Beef : All Meat
Shoulder ROAST- lb. $1.09 STEW BEEF------ b. $1.09
Fresh Pork i Boneless Rolled
NECK BONES ----- lb. 39c CHUCK ROAST Ilb. $1.19


2


LB$1.55


Ib. 49c


R. I
ger fo
phone
will b
the Fr
sions.


schedules equipment required Bon
to use these materials; 16mm mo- the So
vie projectors, .b, ',:*;p and er an
slide projectors, record player, layma
tape and cassette '- .*- i:, over- United
head and opaque projectors, and of La
8mm loop projectors. ferencLa
Located in the media center is ved as
a small professional library and of the
workroom for teachers. Here
is equipment for dry mounting,
laminating, ~. .in. and dupli- 'ine v
eating. tive m
Also in the media center is a Fund,.
periodical storage room where A c
the back issues of all magazines ties wi
which are indexed in the "Abrid- *womer
ged Y.'. :=:' ,Guide" are kept
for at least five years. variety
'*" '- -T .. .- : .
A -. ":.:..' area is lo- a, rec
cated in ': .-'. part of the. 'i'r
-*media center with o50 current are de
magazines and five newspapers pant .
*his kn
A 's.'.''.. room large -.
enough *i:; :i.:: to use but Grou
designed to be divided into two ..,,,
small '.: ": for /smaller groups w'il'
that need to work together on willbe
, projects, or ,:..:-.---.'--: is part of Bru
of the media center, also. ful ::"


H. "Red" Bond, plant mana-
or South Central Bell Tele-
Co., in .Dyersburg, Tenn.,
be the featured speaker at
iday night and Saturday ses-

d is well-known throughout
southeast as a dynamic speak-
d an outstanding Methodist
n. 'He is a meinber of the
d Methodist General Board
y Activities, a former Con-
e Lay Leader, and has ser-
a delegate to every session
United Methodist General
'ence since 1960. He is a Ma-
eteran of WWII and an ac-
nember of Boy Scouts, Heart
Masons and Gideons.
complete program of activi-
ill be available for men and
n at the retreat, including a
Y of small group :* .t :.
sessions will be under the
on of a group leader and
.signed to give each '.
an : ';*:d : ; s ae. o ,: -'
powledge and share .-'.


tion of Rev. Si Mathison of Panama
City; and "How To Teach The Bi-
ble", with Rev. Ed Henne of


High Blood Pressure
S..can really bring you down.
You can have high blood pressure and not know It... untfl ft
Leads to heart attackstroke or r Ry -:1..: ut your doctor


Vp session topics include' can detoet hlgh blood pressure and,1 ;'.;-.,r.\'.;
-for '. which checkup...ano follow your doctor's orders. Y
:-..' for .:' ,. which again, ,ur th T; ir won't.
led by Rev. Billy Alexander
ce;a .M... .: a eaning- Ask your Heart Association.
a Meaning. GIVE HEART FUND
: I- .1 .", under the direc- ..


IAGE fiGHT ThE STAR. Rod St. Jp~ torld THURSDAY, 1 lARCH 15, 1973


Blountstown. There will also he a1
special group session for certified
lay speakers.


Media Center Responsible

FOr A Variety Of Services


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NOTHIERN Singlt Rollsk .

Bathroom Tissue


FRESH GROUND

HAMBURGER
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F i


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TEA BAGS 100 t. 99C
tGA
.LAUNDRY BLEACH 45L
Platinum Hlus (Reg.1l.I/1J) VJ-
Gillette BLADES 5 ct. 87c
GJl.tte Adju,. Mt.e E $1. 10 Val.) .,' ,
Tecmatkc Bands ct. 88c
Trac II RAZOR e .M
Nabisco reiao San,'Jicb
OREOS ... .14oz. (


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Kraft French 1 Oz..lRU.
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5 LB. BAG 10 UI. L;:AG


Tablefresh Sandwich 1% Lb. Loaves
IGA BREAD --------3 loaves 8%
HAMBURGER or HOT DOG
IGA BUNS pkg. of 8 27c
Kraft Paryay
MARGARINE--------3 lbs. 89c
Kraft American
CfiSE $INGES--------12 oz. 69i
5 Oz. Jars Pimento, Pineapple, Olive-Pimento
Kraft C"E -- 3 jars $1.
T*e'ie Lean
GROUND CHUCK 1b. $1.19

PORK LOIN--- lb. 98c

PORK STEAKS- ----lb. 89c
Morrell Pride Smoked
PORK CHOPS ---- Ib. $1.48
Morrell Pride All Meat
WIENERS 12 oz. 69c
S1';.tt Sliced
BAC ON --- b. 99c
Tabl e rr ..n 8 Lb. Can
COOKED HAM can $3.68
Lykes 1 Lb. Pkg.
STEAKETTES pkg. $1.19

KRAFT (All Flavors)

Bar BQ Sauce

18 OZ. JAR1


No. 303 Cans IGA BARTLiTT

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3 co 89c


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Tender Baby

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CAtiFLOWER ------- head 69c
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SQ ASHH- ----h. 39c
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Firm HIead
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BANANAS Best Flavor Cherry
SBANANAS TOMATOES-------- 3 boxes $1.00
0 POLE BEANS ------------ b. 39c
*~O *Crisp Red Cello Bags
LB RADISHES---------2 bags 19c
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PA I g I PSTA Po S J9.Joe, Flord THURSDAY, MARCH 15. TW3


....or Legislative Information


Distractions While Driving Can Trap


Tollfree: telephone serve for.
citizens to obtain -legislative infoV6
-m.ation was so successful in the
1972 session of the Florida Legisla-
ture that it will be continued this
session. .
SBy direct-dialing 800442-8014
.- from anywhere in F1orida citizens
"-Wll be able to make long-distance
calls to the cepitbl in Tallahassee
t. find, out the status of legislation
in which they are 'interested.
Calls will be handled by staff of
,the Legislative Information Divi-
sion who,, through a computer, re-
cords. actions on all bills as they
.occur on the fleor of the House and'
Senate via on-line video terminals.
Specific' questions on how var-
:ioUs Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives -members voted 'on' spe-
cific bils in committees or on the
f1Or of the two bodies .will be re.
fe1r'Ad to appropriate- -ommittees
or member's offices.
S" The staff is prepared to provide
extensive information, not only


David Nance


aboivt the legislative process but
* L,1 about the F' r-la Constitu, p for Degree
Winter Commencern*. at A. -
ea l Aul burn 1 ,is-rP; is sh'i'edl for,
). Th'r.-~I" March 15 a. 2 *'2
in Memorial Coliseum
SIN I, CIRUIT COURT, A totalof1,064 arc '.. ** N
FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL receive"their ': :.. J T
CIRCUIT OF THE STATE President Harry M. 1 .1 ,t ". D'
OFFLORIDA,.IN AND FOR wi ,-r.; thel total r' w. :,t- O,,J,
G Cn eating from Auburm :.*.'. -- -
I KT -:The m age if "
TrI'AM7 G. A STRONG to 2,303.
bt.rl and' N e andidat- e.r :.-:
IDE I A ARMSTRONG will be David Todd N-r,,p.( './ v,,j
Sfe.NOTICE OF SUIT Mr. and Mrs Ralph
:P Tonrmvy G. A strong Joe Beach. Nance will rec ~.iv: .. .
17 N.a:,.h'/.1. Tennessee 37203 Graduates r...' their di.-:r.; "i |
'YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED be honored at the tradfti.i t- '
th..t an action for 'dissolution of ho r d- a -h e -a "ii .n i--.
_..irrt.'.:, has beent filed. Ptn by Dr. and MrsW ti
y6o And you are r Vi4qlrd mto rv- 'I t -' .nt this quarter V. i10 x ,
a copy of your writUn rjdefrrsi-:, .h. .1 1the newly complet.-i db*z
If any. t.eVit on Robert e.M. .re-, ,' -be'.] on Samford Averue fr.PA--.
321 Rf:il Avinit. Po.rt St i1a.o. 123 p.m
roif ,r fni or>. t100 a.m...to 1M30 pm.,
th e_ -l ri nf :,t,,f -.tvl,-: vk ,.,.rt ,
on or befrro-r Marh ,L! 1Q973, oth.- r CARD OF THANKS
wisena J9.3 I-Ir b: In- '..-re.i i would like to thahk everyon-.r
gedinsthe0Petition- f I-man for the cards, prayers, flow.
WITESS.my I- Kn. and EhIN, f .i. nI andwords'eif ti'.i,rwi.'r .
of said Court on 01 iJue 222nd' .iv ywhi I was in th" bh .riil. Voi,
of ,February, 1973.. made the days-t erc I. t,.r.
Circuit L-rt F-. ter. May God bless you all.
-(AL) 4t-il *, -BETY LEWIS


Danley -


fiec? tion.
Pull off the road and stopfor The waiting time at stop signs
any action that takes your hands or red lights might be used to save
off the steering wheel, your feet some off-the-road stops, suggests
away from the pedals, or your the Institute.
eyes off the road long enough for Control distractions-don't let
you to lose control of the situa- them control you.

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1 LJ ii | rr Be wary of "distraction traps".' For example, Z-.!v,.-; 21your
v *T & u 1 *, *When driving, you ilay be dis- mirrors. Or adjusting your seat
traced by someone or something and buckling your safety belt.
tlon and the various state agen- followed by Jacksonville with 16 for a critical second or two.The third group consists of
cies. And: it will "assist callers'in per cent; Tampa, 10 per, cenit;. I When, your-attention returns to things that should be done only
contacting appropriate persons in North Miami.Beach, 8 per .eenft 'the traffic scene, you my find the when you pull off the road and
state government for additional Fort Lauderdale and Gainesville, car that' had been n. f .:' '1 stop.
help. 1-perv,..t, S. .P T-rg i. H:.!- ahead has its brake s "1' on and
.Th,'nmberillbe' e same a ywood 4 per c.t; L.e.I and you are :roaring.. toward a collision S -.; into or out of a coat,
The number bethe same Orlando, 3 per cent; and Pompano, or an. un-n'ervng near-miss, sweater, or jacket. Checking your
used last session and wl be oper- West Palm Bach, Clearwater,, appearance in the rear view mir-
ative March 19 through June 30. Pensacola and Cocoa-Cocoa Beach, Mnor. .t' :. i".' I; fall ror. F...- or drinking.'
'Cb iei for the wide-area tele- 2 per cent. into one '-'r categories says
phone service (WATS) wilL be paid the for Saferiving of How can you avod station
by the Legislature. Most individuals who ..-t ~ian Mutual Insurance trapsl?
Mrs. Bunny Van Brunt; director fT.'.'.... were well informed. '..: Before you start driving .
of the Legislative Information Di- '.''t matter, but in many. in- iceall items you might need in
.vision, rported that in' 1972 the stances wi-: : h, t Firsthere are those an eay-to-reach location. : pro-
average number of calls ranged bill number. The '.--i: ... ,_ "'.,--' could be avoided with a little plan- I cedure allows you to secure the
from two and a half a day at ti't '"i'r: 5 I'vidual copies ning or irprtion, items without requiring a visual
outset to 110 a day toward the end n how b be- For .: ;'.-e :.::.5r- for atoll search.
of 'the session." The-most calls re- comes iuvoived within the -.- :-.. Or iir ,.' the right map. While you're driving use
ceived during one day reached 142. ture, .. of the Florida Consti- The i.t '.i group of distrac- common sense. Is it sensible, for
A total'f 4,09g calls were received" 'no : r.i xte iiof contacts 'with- tions are .._:: '.t can be avoid- example, 'to grope for a coin or
for the entire session. i a : tE ^. ^ft : and' ed by your actions before. <1':: r ob't on the floor .
The' highest percentage of calls .agVe ez,-. zIh r'-rdiJ:-, sought. out on a i, you're manevering in heavy traf-
-24'per cent-came from Miami,


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You've "got to keep on walking.

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An inch won't make you very tall,

You've got to keep on growing.
One little ad won't do it alU,
You've got to keep them going.

A constant drop of water
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By constant gnawin', Towser
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The constant, cooing lover
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THE STAR Port St. Joe, Florida THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1973


Me--Bit SIked 16 lifceCECA9KA COMPARE I" -ASSOTED COLORS .
American Cheese 12 oz. 75c ELMER'S GLUE....... 49c VIVA TOWELS....3 O$100
SHARP OR EXTRA-SHARP 8 OZ. SHEER'STRETCH FOR WOMEN '! SCOTT OR LADY SCOTT
A&P CHEDDAR CHEESE...59c PANTY HOSE........ A 49c FACIAL TISSUE..... 29c
CHECK AND COMPARE 4 PAK 8 OZ. ROLLS SHAMPOO (For Oily, Normal or Dry Hair) d
PILLSBURY ''UITS......43c HERBAL ESSENCE... ,z-$1.214 l
A&P BRAND SPEEDY NESCAFE
MARGARINE O ".. ` ,37c ALKA SELTZER......<.559c INSTANT COFEE.
59C WITH THis 6OZ.S. WITHOUT THIS
SOLID EXTRA-DRY (Regular or Unscented) .-cOiuPoN JAR 9 COUPON $1.15 W
ANTI- MARRI 2 s. 3 RIOPERS PNANT! 1*4T z.S S C'T
ENCORE MARGARINEI 2 lbs. 35c ARRID PENT CAN ...... $1.49 iSiC ou ,.P o1o.,,


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PAGE XLEVNNe









T


Sharks Lose Two, Win One


In Week of Baseball Play


'Doctor and Drugist, two Indis.
peable men in your; community
who collaborate., on '.your' health
robems. In .time ,'of suit n' riee
are the most mpo'rtat rmen' n ow
life. Their 11il amuutes osu tI0t1
1y are in safe lband. Paie socui
trst in Doctor and D ijtL .li
joa are ill both team up Io im.ks
Syou'weIL I your Doctoers p-m
. if0tio to6our Reau drug ,tre.
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Plenry of Free Pt.rkinq


20 Mile Hike
(Continued From PageU I 7
'St. Joe T-b '.. ?, s..1 as -.'-, .
bdbut will 4 {. rIA .T-. fk'

' site to tb:;?t .' i :y r i: ti
person f.v' ':,,r,,1 .p r' ., 'W/-,itl,.
'vthon ,ad! .lk t ., '- otl>i.ij
pledges .for .. / .i. i .
". ,Get y o.:.-.P out, wirit, your
armsi, and .otr; :i.:oi.i-: f.t o br
-justas doctors -tell yo. t~udo, ,
said' Rita dj .-r ..h r .t
Port St. i14.1 n m ,id Mx'
chairman df.tji-.. -. '"Y..u'll


Port St. Joe's baseball team
suffered two defeats during the
past week of play,, one a narrow
5-4 loss to Blountstown, which
went five extra innings.
The Sharks had a big four run
first' inning against Blountstown
last Friday afternoon but were'
held scoreless- for the remainder
of, te game.
* The.Tigers, pushed one run
rv: ~5in the first inning, two in.
the second and tied the game in,
the seventh, the last of the regu-
lation.game before scoring in the
t:.p ..f h.- 12th to win the game.e
7iilliUe A'1*l1f."-s i.14 the hit-

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scor,1 -.'. r,-, r"-'. ..'f .h.e ,i.7. H ee :


be b."!:,..'',^ ,,n...O'f while you
soae- '250,000 babies who
are L. T r' each year with birth de-
f.ects.. i
.. A ll ,.,.... i -'._ i ; a, _:-... -, _._.m ay. .
'pick :,,. '-.... from Miss
Sanders -.', school'and begin'
now to ., --. -.. :' .. '
tion Will at.8:00 am. 'at
the ]' : .I o l '.4 .A ..,' L o '."
of March.24. It is. .-.'--. .
.,, troops will move out at ,:00.
i-Somei n hardy :'... finished
,' ..., : ,,,, pnm. last .year, but
f',- ...' it was 5:00 p.m..
'.r.1!|, to make your' plans,
V '.,' to -. ,'. or .;. :..-:" those
S i I. ', .' next
..., ', f,,_ t '. .- iJ ,


gave up one hit in his five in-
nings of mound duty.
Quincy scored their 10 runs on
eight hits and four Shark' er-
rors.
The Sharks had six scattered
lits, scoring their lone run in
the first inning.

Bubba. Harmon gave up three
Shits and threw ,nine :' *:,,.
as the Sharks defeated DeFun-
iak Springs Tuesday, 11-0.,
Steve Owens had the big bat,
collecting a double and five runs
batted in. Bubba Harmon and
: :'i:: .h-::. 'ia had' a hit
.and two RBIs.K E r '4.1T "-'e had,
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i;- h e:- t' i, e -'rvies of a,
+... : : rii h.' s



been retained by the Sheriff to
,'work in'the P6it St Joe area.'
Other thari his experience with
the Ei-v '"/c,,r ". Sheriffs, Depart-
-ment, .-. r',' eight and a
'half years in the T1,: .;x' States.
Navy, four of, which were in mil-
itary police. During his tour. of
duty "-. ,h the Navy, R':s ser-
ved three years, iin Vietnam'"
Working in conjunction with Na-
val' Ltel :d1L e' ..
While he was a Deputy Sheriff
in Bay County, he was chosen as
"Officer, of 'the Year--1971" by
the' Bay County. Chapter "of the
Optimist Club.
Rogers has three chAldren, and
is .':.n--a/ residing with hi
wife, Shirley, t-, Joe. Brb,'


sequences of a tornado dipping
down into St. Joe Paper Com-
pany's woodyard and ,making
deadly missiles out of pulpwood.
He also pointed to industrial ex-
plosion danger-especially in the
face cf the fact that-one indus-
try uses chlorine gas and the
present danger of falling air-
planes or drones from Tyndall
Air Force Base.
The team-like the local Civ-


Ul Defense-put their greatest
emphasis on the need for pre-
parations against floods from
storms. Their prime example
of what could happen was last
year's hurricane Agnes which
caused extensive flooding along
the coastline, even though the
storm didn't hit here.
Conducting the survey and in-
terviews of officials this week
will be Hal Miller, CD Region


P#GE TWELVE~


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two big hits in three trips to the
plate.
The Sharks now have a three
.win and four loss record so far
in the 'season. .
/
Friday, the Sharks travel to
*" ..- to meet the Shanks Ti-
gers. t. -.., they are on the
road again to Crestview and next
T '7 travel to Blountstown.



CD Team Here

"Gulif Count r the sixth
county in i :' Florida to
r' c : fr:'.. .. program

Ie.'. '-;'e 2any .^. ',h:'? !, '..
t.. ...... '. ,-;! of th list.
Cw F CDANGER,
cr ", '. '"' '*' ; : .: .',.:;



a r e n o _. .
Of course the 'main :-*
were those of '..-.:., hurri-
cane's, -: :-:: and flooding
as a :,:" of the storms. These
are very common dangers to the
area and a prime target of the
'energies of :J Defense. The
CD official went on to point to
the dangers of 'explosion, air-
plane vwreeks, and 'train wrecks.
The' train wrecks'he ,..,, .. ,:..
prime ''..: r Because one local
industry uses chlorine gas which
is shipped in .y i-d7i. "This is a
-very present danger"',+ he said.
The uncommon dangers, not
us~ially considered by local res-
idents, included: the lethal con-


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L. fl A V drivers.preferred: E r.'.r ....'. ELECTRO-PHONIC .813 Marvin Ave, .
Le g-al A "*:and board furnish.- .'f'. ',.' STEREO and TAPE PLAYERS Phone 229-3107
r at circus .', See the Large Selection
N O T IC E I '.- 'i.: G ro u n ds .,:, 'i. 3. ... : e .... .
After the -1 tIhe fut puL ,- '", ,' 1, only. ; MC's PAWN and SWAP SHOP
catieoi of i .. n' --: :'*, .' L -- -.- ST. JOE HARDWARE FOR SALE: Guns, radios, tape-
March.15, 17.1. l.w^l '..~~-.r :FOR SALE .I".:, ._.' .:. 4t COMPANY 31 players, 8-track tape. player,
"r,.-',.or ,k: rI,r a y d'bU. "o.,_T'r -..,r ..1 '' a. r, .";S" ',i,; Johnson Messenger 122
U i,. !',,,e ,.it.'. bl by ;- rp r-. R'. o r-.. r *' .. .. .. < ?I crystal, new, $125. Use our,
s y '' N''. .:. : '' ,'". N '; REDUCE t af(; Zn.j f..t th (;.- .I !ay, ..A ly plan. 102 5th St,.
4 "1 ". .* A 0 i5 ', .- 95. B 1," 1. i -.r: '.J. -.. I n. '. ".,I:h-r lhitiland 'i:-v. Phone 229-6793.
-._ __-- ... ;. ^ -.- l Ci>... i'.''-: -.2; !. *ptij.-. ('amir il,'.. 1nr.'. : / "i -. tf?-2-1l
NOTICE TO RECEIVE FOR SALE: PAe J ". .i-[J7 We" e INCOME TAX SERVICE: 1,ndv FOR WELDIN NEEDS see James
SEALED BIDS .e, c by tL. ms.!i.r. i r ai ,i,. Fritd:y.h Pr 8v A.M. t i l M,' L Templ 1302 P1lm Blvd.
The B,,a-l n", C.C.' niy Cnim bmir. Jr'.' Da, H1'-ie`1 i. 223 9>.f.'F a 22.9'll IIr :p.HiMI,,t te9,-7
;, f ", '/.if ty .... r-: ". Street. '. atur.t-;.. S "i,.'i.!y .n.. i,! t r 5 P.M.
:e ).'-i)c< b; Iorir L." 'y per.. r /Or^-i| .. .. .
p. o cor.r..i, .n *te-.d i. '. FOR SALE: 14' fiberglass fishing Hicklrs. .tf-2-8 A New Service At
i.Wh," t.e ".;rty '1ri fatfo, g .-' boat with 20 hp Johnson motor
*',.' t,.ei p.': :.,r ]..r-.p.erty: and trailer. For information call' WANTED: New and used car sales- POLLOCK'S CLEANER
One new 1 .r, -;.an tb fol- tc man in Gulf County. St. Joe Mo- UNNIFORM RENTALS
lowing specificais: s; 2295511 tf 1 tor Co., Port St. Joe. tfe-2 45 For Information, Come by
froti. GeW 27,500 bsr 0 FOR SALE: 20 foot fiberglass sail- FOR CHAIN LINK FENCE all or Call
speed; 391 CI D. V 8 engine; full boat. Phone 648-3934. tflc-1 .:inamory Stephens. Free-estimate 107 Second Street
air brakes; "mechanical tachome FOR RENT: Furnished beach ot- arantee on labor and Phone 227-4401
ter; anchorlock spring set parking stages. Reasonable monthly rates. down payme on.e 7972Ml
brakes rear; '70 amp alternator; Phone 227-3491 or 229-5641. tfc .'7 '
192 S.M. frame 36,000 P.S:I.; 10,- INCOME. TAX SERVICE: Robert MEXICO BEACH
400 lb. rear main spring; 2250 lb. I ,Montgomery. 05 3rd Street.
rear aux. spring; power steering; C & G Phone 2274811tgomery. 8t1-18 BEAUTY05 3rdStHOPPEreet.
5 pDoi L-,,f,, .','r, dual air ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Phone 227-4811. 8 BAH E
*rr, H black vinyl seat; 10:00 Residential and Industrial wy. 98 Phone 648-5110
x 20 2 ,1:' ai rear; cast spoke Wiring and Appliance Repairs
7.5" heel base -." *,-' Air Conditioning Heating SEWING MACHINE.Complete Beauty Service
188"; -., from cab to rear il Burner Technician REPAIR SERVICE GLADYS NICHOLS
axle approx. 114"; frame to ex- CALL 229-6863 or 2295777 Home, and Industrial
tend approx. '": behind rear axle. 2 PHONE 639-5357. 2-8
Bids will be received -:,
SMrr _I. 27,'1973 at 7:30 P.M ". LADIES
a i:- office of the Clerk *: I am now servicing wigs and
I. .. ,Joe NO. 1 DRIVE-IN THEATRE hair pieces in my home. If
S.. Apalachicola, Florida B I N G 0 you have human hair or syn
Sreservesthe. right to Every Saturday Night thetic which you would Bke
reject an and ale s the right to Fridy and Saturday Beginning December 16 to have serviced quickly at
r BOAnRD. OF COl NTY March 16 and '17 7:30 P.M. low prices. ...
., r, O ,.O- 2 BIG SHOWS AMERICAN LEGION WIGS FOR SALE-
t ". FA "BLUE SURF-ARI" HOME WIGS FOR SAL-
L b ".. iLAhno Ski show CALL 229-3311 or 227-485
2- L b. ", "HOW TO MAKE A DOLL"
2q- 'y rm ..10' PE'E,, Bn KE"InSOC Man's 9-21 JANICE STOKES tIC ,


St. Joe Hardware Co.


SIN THE' CIRCUIT COURT"
OF THE. FOURTEENTHX JU-
r'. OF "','.
ITA_ I- AND r'.. GULF
VERA LEE P. **-/ "
Plaintiff,

L. E. JACKSON and wife,
0A ,i: : .
]1 NOThCE OF SALE
g.,'., hereby given that I,
P.'. LAWRENCE, 'Sheriff
'.f :, i : '.j.i lorida, under and
1 ,'it a' .:4 :. '.rit of Execution
h:.'af.:r. is, e out of the above
eI' i.d, :-i: ',.C-. .' z.rsuant ,to a Final
'Judgment obtained in .said court
and county, dated February 21,
1971, in the above entitled cause,
having levied on. March 8, 1973
'upon the following personal pro-
perty, situate, lying and being in
Gulf County, Florida, to-wit:
One (1) 1971 Two (2) Door Ford
Maverick Id. No. 1K91U150372,
1973 Tag No. 66D-427 as the pro,-
perty of the above named' Defend-
ants, and that upon the 17th day
of April, A.D., 1973, between the
legal hours of sale, namely, 1:00
o'clock in the afternoon, on said
day, 'at the front, door of the Court
House in Port St. Joe, Gulf County,.
Florida, I will offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash,
in hand, the above described pro-
perty, as the property of said De-
fendants, to satisfy said execution.
Said property to .be sold at sale as
subject to any and all existing
liens.


SRAYMOND LAWRENCE
SHERIFF 4t-3-15
Gulf County, Florida


-- Next Week'-
Clint Eastwood in
"PLAY MISTY FOR ME"'
"KING KONG ESCAPES"


COLORADO
10 Acres, $2,9751
$35 down, $35 monthly, 6%
interest
Beautiful, high country.
Owner, STEED
911 W. 10th
Amarillo, Texas 79101
806-376-8690


DIVORCE KIT -
For the no-fault law. "
For free details, write: Joe
L. Stupica, Box 791, Pompa-
no, Florida 33061. 10tp-3-8


KLPATRICK
Funeral Home
and
Ambulance Service
Prompt--Efficlent-Courteous
Telephone 227-2491


iv .tfr en.WU~teW 1sm meiUs
women's. Racing style. Touring
style. Credit terms available. WES-
. TE R AUTO, Port St. Joe. 6-15


HELP WANTED: Experienced tire
recappe"s or trainees. No exper-
ience necessary- for trainees. A
permanent job and apply in per-
son at Panama City Recapping Co.,
Springfield. Plant located one
block behind Springfield City Hall.
Phone 7854P70. tfc-10-5

INCOME TAX SERVICE
contact
CLYDE WHITEHEAD
901 Garrison Ave.
Saturday & Sundays All Day
Monday thru Friday,
after 6:00 p.m.
Phone 2294281


Your SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
PAINT Dealer In Port St. Joe


COVER
EARTH



HURLBUT FURNITURE
nd APPIvANCiS
306 Reid Ave.


FOR
AMBULANCE SERVICE
In Wewahltchka and
Port St. Jog


ComnforterFuneral Home
227-3511

SEPTIC TANKS pumped out., Call
Buford Griffin. Phone 229604
or 229-2937.

R.A.M.-Regular convocation RB 1t
Joseph Chapter No. 5 RAZm,
1st and 3rd Mondays, 8 p.m. All
visiting companions welcome. -
WILLIE LEE GRIFFIN, H. P.
E. WILLIAM McFARLAND, See.
WILLIS V. ROWAN, POST' 116.
THE AMERICAN LEGION, meet-
ing first and third Monday nights,
8:00 p.m. American Legion Home.
THERE WILL op a regular corn-
munication of Port St. Joe Lodge
No. 111, F. & A."M., every first
and third Thursday at 8:00 p.m.
k

E. C. BAILEY, WeM.
HERBERT L. BURGE, Secty


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THE STAIL Fort It. Joe, PlaW 'r~dltDAY, iMARCH 15, 1973


FOR SALE House at Mexico Beach. FOR. SALE: S bedroom house with' SHRUBS FOR SALE: Azaleas, hy.
?.itmrl built,. masonry, 2 bed- den. Good neigbborhood-. .Cal dt:.lU: .i E ea:;lish dogwood, ete.
" .. ':lose to beach. Extra. lot 229-5821. tfe-10-9 Y.,,ii n1; 1.i: t, 4 years old. Al in
S' :- :.'r Z r 1''h. -'--- -- cani; li to S1.00. Call 229-863p
..L .: FOR SALE. I,-.-' r. c n i.r i- .. + .
inf. r. *-.ut, y- ?._-i .. Aer CALADIUM BULBS: Place your
IFOR SALE: r'.int' r' -.: :" '' 2 ~." 3" .' 3 fe-3 I ,:,:'.r -et n'- from thbee Port SLt.
" -0AL- ,-- i .ni : l i r: r.. n.. .e ,rdc Club'. ir'ber. Call
L,;:- : ', ,. t "-. i ..- N. J C. ,\rbasat 227".5;UiI;, Miss
f n... .. .. ia ,, ] C ;L CM., '..c' 1, '",1, it229-3671; M rs.
-''l"" 1. '; .-, "5, r.: .5.L ... .... i t .:,2r. 1: Mr" J. WW .

P ... r-- '" :'R .-- O a Bac, and hite- CIlor ,
". t'a a"n:d 1." :". --'t. l -- .,- r .. PH~O N;,t or 29 y mer7er2
FOR SALE- *r.. NEW IMPROVED "i',". t' FORFVN-. ir.i.,'a. a,'.ti'htur al4 a-
'eda.in^ Ai U:; ; .i '..E-' gred _,,:n pai r..',m .Pr% V tince Se !lt *.,'.&.'.n Tele P aty.'Op -
e ,i-:n. i- -r o "r c, C'amrt'el' .-, "Dpl "1 R .'" 1 e A'e t OeffC
'DOES ANYONE KNOW i".'. -hli.re- ,- i'r' t,, "'F", _t.',ijtith.g Sta-
FOR SALE! l -'i",' .,t.h r, A r .. ab,:.u -f -iol.-it!y f.Pi': -, f{ac-. ..' ,'.-" I rit.c..-, A',..:: .. Fa 3nia
b'. -.K .C. :.-i :','1 H1 ..... ; -",2-.8 P ,S ..L., T-3 .' ,: -
r._ -:-. 'r' .. r -;.i I' HEATH RADIO and TV |
p.b.. .. o t ,FOR RENT .One a a tu o b re-r B l,,-ack and white Color
ANTIQUE BOTTLES FOR'SALE .attractively furnished apart. All Wbik Guaranteed |
Claude and .en Tate. Beaon meonts Cool in summer, warm in PHONE 229-2782 .
Hill Beacho. w' .r .' .o Gas. h... Goa- N Ia a
FOR SALEm ;-. i-., doorr They*must be"een to be appredat- SEVIN MACHINES- Dial and
sedan. Air, M.L'. !. .., I power ,d. aCmtt 1k. or ,rB. B C 6pe Sew. See'at K&D Television and
' steering mnwer. brakes. Good run- IMIC WOO and TRAI Sound. 301 Reid Ave., Phone 227-
r ,,' :"" .... i ",-i i ti ,..,- ,, ,' WIIKI ,,,, MMy rh.1 1 2 71. tfe-3-
e ',' and, assume ''. PARK, Whte City. Phnne 229-2413 ,
n_,. K. C. :'~.',+. '-,:. .:'" u: 6483101, tfo-10-28 PROFESSIONAL HKIP with emo-
6592. .. 4tp-3-15 tional problems and/or concerns.
NSOLESPINET PIANO Re FOR THE BEST in Television and Gulf County Guidance Clinic, Port
CONSOLEUSPINET PIANO Re- Sound come by 301 RMW Avg. S o, Flrid- er Rev.
Ssponsible person to' take over andseeout lne ofb 31..... -. st.JoeFlorda 229-3621 or Rev.
payments of $24.20 per month. components, stereos, r...,,-, .1A Sidney ElliM, 229B599.
Please write before we send truck, tapes. We have a repairman avail- .
Joplin Piano C.o., P. 0. Box 103, able daily, K and D TV and
Panama City, Florida 32401. SOUND. 301 Reid Ave.. Phone 227- INCOME TAX SERVICE


3, )Thomasville, Ga.; Herman
Stokes, Division 'of Health, CD
coordinator, Jacksonville; Nor-
man :Scowthon, FSU; Ernle
Knight, American Red Cross,
Thomasville, Ga.; Rex Wright,
Department of Education, Talla-
hassee; Charles Pozarnski, Divi- .
sion of Family Services, Jack-
sonville; Al Mackey, Division of,
Emergency Government, Jack-
sonville and.Jones.