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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 29, 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 )
 Notes
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
S* *&


THE


STAR


10c PER COPY


"The Safest Beaches In the World Are In Gulf County"


-. Three hundred people braved'
the wind, the chilly weather and
threatening weather Saturday
Morning to begin a 20 mile walk


Moore. said if everyone .had
gone the full .route and every
pledge collected, over $5,000
'would have been collected.


_to raise money for the march+ of *Acplat tbaion o
Dimes. Nearly 200 finished the *A complete tabulation of col-
-,, Dimes. Nearly 200 .fnisled the.. .
long hike, earning nearly; $4,000 letion willnot be known until'
for the orthy-calater in the week. M..,~ey col
fortheWorthy, cause. e.. ected 'by marchers should be
;,Gulf; County Chairmanof. the turned in to Miss Rita -.zJer at.
aMarich. of' Dimune-. Robert M. the'Poit-St. Joe 'gh I.r.:ol of-.
Mrore ..aid.nearly tw:..ie a- many fice.'YMiss Sanders was in charge.
wkiU: tired. sAt thr yar ,.as. 'of the Walk-A-Thon '
*. pir.t.pated m ld;t y o,'s event .' '
rto ., c I l t ir e., Moore and. Miss Sanders. : d'.
r Fi. to r,p, rhtt U.. ":. t, A l.tJ 'r,: were kept ,'b.t1e.r
.Mlake cCtt 'Ci' 1.r. ia'l!. :=ie ih-,.; .,,.:..-i..' and both .r -..{ ,'
r. rh h e -t, .e. 13rr, It' last- ,ithe .i.t. '.-.Phi. These E-,, ;,n.
Li,.w:. -, a,,; ( ,,: y A7 ,o.. ".' or,. i-.b '~,.,:. up..,/ M .
Mrt. :* i.7 r I...: ii ;' I ", C r.,'' M rs. Alan '.
turned up at 5:30 p.m. and Mrs., Milo Smith. ..


Baseball Team

WinsTwo and

Loses One

..Port St. Je High School's
baseball team picked up' two big
..ins diningg the past week, but
dropped a close 7-5 decision to.
I Chattahoochee Saturday'. after-
noon.
'.-.~' '. the Sharks drop-
poed the Blountstown Tigers; 52
in a game which h), ; ...."-. t',,,
:out*uesday. The Sharks won the
'game in' the, second inning with'
'thI. rI. ?i t runs- and added' insur-
.o,- r o'', r .: third and-fifth
j F. I ,,. I '[.W "! ,J;- -. '.. I,,, j tw i e
;ik the fifth.- ..
i .,I.tl Harmnon '. -nt t.r route

and r. T i- "r:1.,g v r) 'iik -
a ty '.r~b" +' .

two hits and Whittle had' two-'
.-runs batted in.
Jay Mark Wimberly
Sand B bba Harmon shared pit-
*hiig duty Saturday, tossing
three innings each-in a 1-0 win
-over Chipley. Wimberly receiv-
ed credit'for .the win.
The Sharks scored their lone
'run in the fifth inning when
Ronnie Herring reached first on
an- error. Chris Davis came in-
..as- a pinch runner, stole second,
went to third on a passed ball
and scored on a balk by the Chip-
ley -pitcher.
Russell Chason, Bubba Har-
mon and .Kenny Weimorts each
had a hit in the game.
'- r'i'- two f 'f.-, by Jim
.oore, which drove in foui
Shark runs, the. Port St. Joe nine
lost a 7-5 contest to Chattahoo-
--chee $..,.J., afternoon.
Mark Wimberly went the route'
on the pitcher's mound and "w ,
I- ..:,' for the loss. He gave 4p,,
-Lix hits and no earned runs.
''
Friday, t SiL -hik tt W-
.'-wahitchka bi bj nS,' :r -t:!
*l. the team on the road'to. Marian-,,
-na- and. next Tuesda, is a tra-
,vel game to ChipleyP.


SNew Club Manager

The St. Joi6eph Country
4 111b Restaurant will be closed,
all day Sunday and Monday fpr
VinventIry..
" The Restaurant will be open
again Tuesday for business as
usual by the club's new mana-
ger, Gregory Creamer.


PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 32456 THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1973


The walkers stretched out for a half mile at the beginning of group was pictured'art .Hgh-' 71. near the Gulf RifiM Rang.,
their trek Saturday morning, with .a smile on their face- and a after they had frolicked for about two of their t.c-p ,j 20 milei.
festive air, walking to earn money for the March of Dimes. This 'Star photos





Sha-ring Funds



17 9 Are Going Fast
-. .. ~ ** --.* . w . .* ,*


When a girl walks for a while, she must stop and rest. There
was no better place hart right beside the road in the hew spring
grass. After a slight pause, it was back to the job.


THe pause that refreshes was more than a welcome sight at
several spots along the hike route. Here the group of ladies who
furnisFed the refreshments tidy Up before moving' onto' the next
stop. TI t shows you how far Ecd Rude (right, holding the cup) was
behind the main marching group.


The Gulf County Pommission
managed to hang on to their
revenue sharing windfall of.
-$158,000 for~three months, in
spite of r. ,,'. ', ". :t'f for 'a
.share of. i ,'-. :-,, ,-.,, h't. Tues-"




truck-for highland View has. '
ame loan plan a d a third. ,for
,. ^ i .e-T .. ,g ,..ur. -'-o tril t ..ii Vi !


dbj T-Ay the W iiteityd t ruck

same loan plan and a third. for
.was purchased Tuesday from St.
Joe Motor Company for $6,847.
Plans are being made Lby the
.Commissioners now for expendi-
ture of the rest of the money,
and It's not likely any more. re-
quests will be considered unless
they fall within the Commission-
ers' plans.
.Sheriffs Auxiliary,
The Board agreed.T.i .' :'; to
amend the I. of Sheriff Ray-
mond TI r. .. provide mon-
ey for. ,'..-j "i ..,' r:. a
Sheriff .,;, The. Board
S ". "'. : '* :'. r. for the .

S '' captain f-
group : 1 .e request .-::.3
members of ..-' :-:.r. are .
S .:. ...' '.:- .'" ,1.1 *iach t ard
.: .- .if : and equip-
'.: E i, i :;:.hi h.County to
i,/ : 'r.;:: =.l '",*'*0 r ri- n,
'" The ;c.-etr' r,.:e :ked
for and 'i e led r's:I:, to
.ipstall. a, ;sdio ijer on the .
.' fi to ,'E. r i' Wewahitchka
S ..a T r'. of the Wewa-
Sr. radio shack for' their

TL-1 P.?,, aEre-d to place
a' r6ad ntai:' At t'e SP.-30 inter-
;''(,l,;,n of :'. -. :- .!-i.erhi Py, l
1 L ; Vgh'.v ," '8.' '; .
i A : 1 t w de 1.7 the'
.:: .. i'rra 3 s .i: for
-repair tc ?,--ir *i i '. ; th,- bld
C, Itt.':! : Te Bid1 agreed td t
n .ii:ll two n.-,. vin-dow air con-
ditioriers and' -. 31 Ler repairs
as they could. -
It was agreed to furnish


MK -Ranches ,a Plat of.roads con- ed a revised engineering plan for
sidered as. ,'.: ,) is which ,,. --work on *1-,,,' Avenue
.have. been ,T r ~-,. by the n or two. The DOT had to
.county for r :i' Th& Board in- a .
tends to 'continue .,* ... -.. redraw :the project since the ori-
l -roads- as : .. property -. n. al plan weit ', .. .... Lir-. ,
for 4. .1': 'L '... ... ... ,; .i ,i :' sewagee collee-
'-* k .' 'i '-expect- the .area.



Rish Invites Your Ideas Ot Legisqltion


' Reprnjt.vt-^William J. Rish
will coaAxn t a public pre-Legis-
lt6'Ve mnting tomorrow. night
in the County Courthouse at
7:00 .:pm. The meeting will be
held in their Commission cham-
bers.
Rish says he is holding the


meeting to-get the feeling of
his .constituents on coming Legis-
lative matters. The general pub-
lic is urged to attend.
Following the meeting in Port
St. Joe, Rish will go to Wewa-
hitchka for a similar meeting at
8:30 p.m., EST.


NUMBER 30


300 Walk for



March of Dimes


Coroner's Jury Rules Justifiable Homicide In Wewahitchka Shooting Fray
MY.


Gulf County neriff Raymond
Lawrence stated Sunday that a
shooting incident in Wewahitch-
ka which resulted in the death of
Frank Baker, age 29, has been
ruled justifiable homicide. This
decision was .arrived at about
Inquest was called by Judge Sam
Husband in the early morning


hours Saturday.
The Coroner's Jury interview-
ed witnesses and examined evi-
dence for. .about nine hours be-
fore making the final decision
noon Saturday, after a Coroner's
not to charge Dorothy Baker,'
also of Wewahitchka in the in-
cident.


Baker was shot four times af-
ter he came into. the home '.of
Mrs. Baker, against her wishes,
and held a knife on her and
making threats. Witnesses who
testified at the inquest stated
this is not the first time Baker
had given her trouble. J. H.
Glass, Chief of the Wewahitchka


Police Department, testified that
on, several other occasions he
had to go to- Mrs. Baker', home
and make Baker leave the prerm-
ises. Deputies Marty Martin and
Oscar Jones stated they were,
also aware there was a rift be-
tween them prior to Saturday's
incident.


Olympics Well Attended ,ticipants and spectators were on the scene in the
ly ics Well Attended Port St. Joe High School Football Stadium to see
the first event of this kind to be presented In
The tug of war was only one of several ath- Gulf County. The :event was sponsored by the
letic contests engaged in by the group of some Gulf County Committee for Retarded Children.
150 retarded children who participated in the They plan for the Special Olympics to be an an-
Special Olympics here Monday. About 500 par- nual event.
--Star photo


THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR


Robbery


Suspect Is


Arrested

A young Port St. Joe resident
has been arrested by the office
of Gulf County Sheriff Raymond
Lawrence on a charge of armed
robbery of the Fashion Fabric
shop on Reid Avenue. It was iort
St. Joe's, first armed robbery in -
years' ,
Arrested: was Jimmy "op'- -
ter" walker, age 17, of Ad nue
,F. ..i-.-'i -,;i '- :'.held up the
business about 4:60 p.m. o last
S''.ir;". by I'. : ,he two ,
1 ''- ; .at gunpoint and de-
,'..- .' money.
Walker was arrested in Brooks-... ':,
'ville last Friday .:..,'**.-:. after
it, was learned by Port St. Joe
Police Chief H. W. ,z Ei' that
he. was '.- .'i to Fort Lauder-
dale .by bus. Brooksville police
were notified that a. suspect
Sil.r'... W alker's '-_,. '',. ,'.t' was
on the bus which was soon to ar-
rive in their city. They .arrested
him after ti r.m:r,; him in posses-
sion of a revolver believed to be"
used in the holdup. .
During .... ', Friday
night :in Port St. Joe, after be-
ing extradited from Hernando
I '. .-I-,j Walker confessed 'that
he was the one who held -up the
*store.-This past Sunday, Walker
also -confessed to '.,.t'rt,.r rob-
bery of a Jr. Food Store in
,.i. r i. r ,, which was robbed
only' a few hours after the rob-
bery in. Port St. Joe '
Walker is 1 .'- held in the
,i '" t, I under ', 002
S rI.... and. rx t't l has '-also"'
Sben"issued .in- Blountstown as a
S. detaminer in their ease- '
"Rapport wasa" excellent be-
tween the Sheriff's Department
-- and. the Port St. Joe Police De-
partment",. Sheriff Lawrence
..said. "'Chief Griffin, Assistant
Chief Roy Robinson and Chief
I, .T.i',,' Tom Berlinger headed up ..
the investigation and have built
an excellent case for prosecu-
tion.'-


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1AiE STAR, Pot St. Joe. Flora THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1973


EDITORIALS






A Pat On The Back


It took a little more than a desire to
participate in something different for the
people who walked.in the, March of Dimes
Walk.-A-Thon Saturday, 'to. get out 'inthe
threaterdni we?,.ther and star trudging
the 20-mlJle route ab.o.ut the p-..raB.irer of
.- Port, St J.. ItI, t:ok a d,-iEre, to help:
someone wlo c.O'idn't hLlp themielve.'
Last /year at wasn't tco much of a
sacrifice to go .r, the walk, m'in the .wea-
ther was e.>,.d. II: wvsi spring The only
thing to. fear were 'the bbs.-rsm and tired.
legs, BEut this year was,' 5 something else.
It was windy, blin.ery, slightly chilly and
reatening rain Butn bterally h'iudreds
Sof kid and adult, took off right' on time
to.raie' money for the March of Dimes.,
I .. '' .


It was evident to those who visited
the hikers during their trek that they were
having, fun, as. well as being of some help'
to, someone even though the ,a i'-".-
Wasn't the kind you would r'.,r:._..' :..o*-
. .ciatea being conducive to ing .
It was evident that the walking. ".-
this year was even larger than last year.-
Shi. testifies to .the .fa.t th.t t.. Walk-
... A-Tin.n ici is .h ijon.. Whoever
thought up this *r. -.k d1'-r. 5 a pat
.on the back. "
sThose who ivs.lk and those who spon- ,
sored 'the wd.Jer1 2alsQ. deserve a pat" on
the back. Cor ider .ycir Lck pa.ttl walk-
.rs and.s pr'o', hke. .


If wio wicre l iA.L ntu
whirbh of c'wxr; wc'r, riot., w'-,,jnlght be,

tract. of 4,'r i Ile rr4P~ial b7!
Sen lav~i-bri Ch0.01 r>- T.1a ,that 1b,: arp-,,
ijobtfm~rb o fd.r the;3 .rfni,J '

C -Ldl... ." a 1P1flifneri, dl.t banI
ai. kItakin -m a ~' ~tW l'
w hthi~t tl rn: ,- iluuj h lr a l s u ~al-ij'r fro m irin n

Udw' ruil Gn kurn.',ml'.y f tw'.1 ro- ',-in n-go


wvhi.r":, normw, :l((J'r l, to a Culrr-, al,

own~f latw m.'tu.r1. IIudjin Pr1-j.r.?nnon.f


of ~'~sLi';~real flmi; irh.log.pJilmhrlA. {Reed.,

tionf, Itr ~.i fil, u'-- iw: l~Vc~t"l
(liath fbAi MiiJ:l 'ifl.ile~il~c
Soul-p! r 11 di s r' 7v 1%. h A.'~ ,fdl~





rnm:~jk~- ri-n excellent iih-'and so might
.u" '..* We'd.1 1,nm~ prefer -711r10
impam-tial zwwup to n ul. '..~~r"i 0 ~of'


We have never .iaste whc
iv4"O,'(tt9 6,): ch .1 UO ',ti ~i nn Arsf i~,
tl F.", e'l,( mt i*' ~, r4 r, i- C'n m of 1k!.1 ai e

a r..',~ad f'rf~)i~'dyw~n~ra~r
benefits _I accruee f -ir~o Ii0 rjns de-
t. nminor~i ,Pn : lk"ji:~ nt~ll~arlhulalnd

OnA '.r.' ,rr:ivied 1by th--t- e fed-,
~ *7''l~T~"ho)"]': .-.ffice fbnrinr oovl lbe-.
b~zo"wukrihxri-wmro'onof the i 7 Scon-;,
til..na~i th'- u~pj~~jyc~n~ ifs 'n


T m'. ~r(-eit to r, vao hle r-
v---al that a --l rorinatiori h', Jdet rr~ldb7
-I F1Iy1jaf!..'"I e'h nbear-d. but, the rn-
C:irf fth :ird he i' v'oneI

R rin te rthre s f ~f~~r,
aljl 'rzuali-j, .we would frthe rators.'.or
p1~2thvrepor RAW r i1 groupcom-
pa,rA`{' f rmemrb-ei-,r scr ct. zOf the
o~' f gov,rnor-, of theBr-FiAssociition,
'.A~, er-~t~hlw Ach.*o dans- and the
two! t na t,r s .pa rb (. i pn
Th! oa:y not celiydnzin e proli' -ic com-
pletedy. i-t cjzt o~rtny would upgrzide e
1:1vi 'if.,"r. f r r.omc- Esand end -what in some
in f) h C natvn hv ~1'ut"' o Pork
I t'~in uO~~mr osit in,
L~epswa Journal


Have A Nice Day
OVO /-1 IW OL. y


--, Ti,- i_,. : lj. n ;,i; Mn wlhc.e foun-
r'" dbr l.-,- r':,' some t.- ,-nitktt w'ha'c-r-
they may be.. .. ,
... t. n.'t', I y .:I- r wh. Started it,
b,.; ... lqilth,' fnh't iAn_, .",' v r,'i>,ou t.t(.rcd it wvas
w:IM' we -;all.. Sniit,-h."r Airwvys for' a
: reerva.iin 'and ti, .: 'wotrt. n 'ended
with a person ,li.mv we' had rt". ir met or
spoken to -before '.-:.-vii', "Hr.'e a nice
daiy ".'Later, we t...tie..'-.. thit 'ame, sen-
[i,.:t: pa.intd on the- T.l- of th&lr air-
craft a.loug with a .i-' i _.l, ug fa.:-e. It is
on their ua.Ins, in, all their rdr'.: tisirIg.1
eand tiw th- lip' noto lnAdtkct who mtyh
yve C h.e.- cme into i,,tact -vith the


Perspective

On

Education

by DR. BOB M. THORNTON
Profmessor of Education
University of West Florid*


The traditional way of doing
things. is. not always the best.
Simetimes its popularity is due,
to accidental circumstances. Of-
ten it becomes outdated. New
discoveries are made, customs


airline.


We 6uk.- it Regardless, of the fro.i
outcome t.f v te d-y there is likely to have
been at TI- .' person Inri"r the day
v.h :-. L given a fnrkiA smile and said,
"Have a Jni. ... :. We have. heard it from
bank tellers, 'service ,station at.te-a .n.
v'.ra.- jisl and even from a burlk:, a,'.r..l
at'the c.ts of it r.e- Field. If te rest
of our day -.,- 'V.rn-rq. at least during
- those brief encounters the day, is nice.
,So, to those who started the trend,
and to all v,I ..o have' .do4ted. it we .say,
"Have a,.nice day"'.
;. -Milton Press-Gazette


and mores change; one invention
' alters the face of the world. Yes-
terday's coffee grinder becomes
tomorrow's antique.
Today there, is a growing be-
lief among educators that the di-


vision of an, e'.': r'y scb:;
into gra.ii- hc:uli have d'-i
-with V':.::,- 'T-:'.. see no ir.
son forthe first six rungs on ?
educational ladder, and they. '."
tu1.8 chopping away. Already
18' per cent of the elementary
schools in the United S -.:: b-':..
instituted a non-graded system.
This theory of continuous pro-
gress grew out of dissatisfaction
with' the grade-to-grade lockstep.
The old plan had too many
faults. It caused slow children
either to fail in their work and
repeat a year or to be pushed
onward .and' upward to realms
beyond their ken. In the first
case, they would feel frustrated
and stigmatized; in the other,
confused and .oppressed. Mean-
while, the. bright pupils along-
side them were suffering from


Dear Wesley, ,
We are having, a regular bliz-
zard in dear old Michigan today.
^ all r.: .a -l,
have been .-:.'1 and the
State Police have requested that
we travel" nee-.
S. -*1 to stay in
the house i p on read-.
ing and
.Noticed in .last issue' of
'The Star :"' '-. are in
bloom: If all -. 2 we might


Beach Chamber
Kicking off ting Ding
The' Chamber. of Commerce of
Mexico Beach will have a fish fry
~.~: A,;. the Pier 7-".e-
The fish f6y will be thek ick-off'
for the L'., Ding Fishing 7 .:..-
%l., ,,"; Mi -. l d .*. .
begin. at 2:00 -pm., ST with $1.00
per plate for' all you ,can eat.
, All i..':-...- ,will.go to the
'.r, ...^ fo Commeree.


narrow interest and. wide yawns.
Grouping, child s7 : *I., i-.
t-'.ir A,..' ,t at -: b ": ..1.-
-might be. -iaA :' swer in
Schools with t.* w""' 'r enroll-
r_.-,, '; I. was, no' solution for
small schools .h ...' 30 or 40
-.children j. ..s, ^' f-r age brack-
et.
1I' ,(r, p, .. '. ':. ': had
\..en --.'.:;," r"'. d over that
E ,t :..". :,,', T r..c d not be
made on b '. of age. A cer-
,tain .:s. 'i r.- be far
. 4e' ,:.,J:B ,f r t he Ltt'., b.-.
at.'ad .r. e .) f and b, f t,

..sge :i. asn t'z? m .- ,,d ... ..iv,' i-
--it ad litt1Ik or T '6,rele -,1 r r.
the r.ias':-rirjot .
iAn .rher o.jet.onJ t., :t .e '
lin: cnei frmru th- ,.-,,:,: lumr
maker: The .i:,3. fE. ~'.hedI to
ments. A L.nt .o.-: .
jtri.i. 4. d [o FsLumo; r.. ,:'1 be '
told: V/waii a ye;r r,r t., ra,'t
now we re .J ,yin- ,'ir .cr'krf ,t.
.ity.': Ad. a f.~n'ji IL'h-.tde teacher
:,eiih have conniptions if she
learned that down in. the pri-.
mary grades'- fet: little genius-,
es were 'i.r i fr.a., n:. 'What
would be left for her to teach'
them?
In that i.'.. -'.i.*. the num-
bered' ;. ..,.., received many a


critical salvo, from administra-
tive quarters., Too. '{- .they
teachers came to re'
': a v: .. '-.' as their own
S, became spe
Sin second
year or ffth -year. teaching and
'." ..-.:: ,7 same. old ...
f- t' ".,*,er year. '. .
t '. ,r,., i or down-
ward resnulta n .., r','.- sad


be down in a couple weeks to ab-
sorb a little of your sunshine.
The winter here doesn't want to
let go.
Dianne will be graduating
from Albion in a few' weeks, so
have decided to *,.: .AI*' ;
: -.: The Star until she is
someplace in the teach-
ing : :.:.- ; :.
' I- trust that this note finds
you and yours all fine.
Sincerely,
Maurice and Virginia
Dawson. ,


PAT KILPATRICK

A Thought to

Remember

I believe it was the late Will
Rogers who said, "I never met a
man I didn't like."
If this is true-then you would
.have a difficult .time finding
i someone who didn't like Will
Rogers
That is the ivay it is! Love peo-
ple, and you will be-loved. Find
a person who- is constantly madr
at .others, and yo-'i '.'I find'
man a, few friends. .
.In r re.a t ..1'_ 1, ,
world .of -,' r: -I .'j : ; ,I t <.
item that is shared -. f'or
::,,;-. -- almost 100 per cent

SOUR THOUGHT: TO REMEM-
BER: "To be a, friend-one must
be in I'.tdJ,."


RAY KILPATRICK

K ILP ATRIC K
FUNERAL HOME
Pione 22742401


Iters.


Sognebody-I don't remember now who it was-stop-
ped me on the street the other day and said, "Write an
Editorial against this wind blowing and see if we can't
get it .i:.--., That's a tall order even for a news-
paper -.- : L'.I1 But, even so, we took the matter up with
the wind i,.:,: '. and have assurances the' wind '. i stop
t ..... -.i: next "',. -': some time after M r. b .,C3 .
the way of F.-bn:'-.:
We could in-o: '.gone even l-'.r up in our ',.- to
?'the wind from 1:.',-i.,. M1:. -; v:.- could have turned
the .:.:. '- to' .,vr.:"her month to make Mother Nature
think it was some month-other than M :,', That, how-
*ever, v.c -i;-i have been an attempt to fool M b'.r NX.i t
and you know "It isn't nice to fool Mother Nature".


Food prices are on the lips of -*v.-" ,'.n- today. The
news releases .*'.:'.*r''T fi-ur.-.' every dhy' where the
.price of ". .... went up so many tenths of a percent last
month 7' it :.in occasional reduction by so 'i ,y tenths of
a tr .
Being hnalimi. naturally I don't like to pay any more
for r"-! i.,n than I absolutely have to. I'd rather have
my steak cost in' the r, ....',r,..i,, of a dollar a' pound.
The only .'..j,'1- is, when it was a dollar a pound for a
choice cut, sometimes/1 didn't have the dollar so it had
just as well cost iQ 1000.
As bad as, food prices are, it's still ....t'-..rli-: to live-
in the United States and pay "',6 for a pound of steak
than to, live iii the i. ,.ti.ity of the rest of the World to-
day and not b, a.. any steak to buy at any-price because'
of the famine which is raging over most of the world
tody. This is p"rb. ri." the cause of our i-:' "-r,...1 pri-
ces. We are b'. h to feed most. of the world, who face
famine because of crop il'.ir. This causes our food'pri-,
ees to go up by supply and demand.


.Hal Boyle was -. : in his column ,;' the
other day. 'He was .... .'-* the five cent candy bar;, when
more horses i men wore .il -r-' (except on ,.nirl:y); *
when a girl's." r"i'" value was decided by the kind of
f.'V- she made; when pornography was limited to an oe-
,c.- .-. -I nude 'on a calendar; ..1. 1, an .,L%.1:,:.- ride was an
.lIL F,.i t .when only a -' .'' carried a pair of dice or
a w ek of ,..'r.I-. 'in i*,; p*- .' .'when you locked the -front
door and .4'-j..rd the key under the mat in- case .,,b,";ly
wanted to get while you were gone; and you were ter-
ribly busy if the phone rang more 1 i.r. twice..A ie.. a day.
Those may have been the good old ,k. ',- and are prob-
ably fondly remembered by many.,. But the f;.-:" .i years
and nature's way with making men forget pain ,:i.. one
forget that those "good old days" were also the i,.y- when.
it was r 're.',:.?.ry to take, a r .n.. rr..: trip down a trail in
back of the house, no matter what the ')w 1,1-,r, those
horses '; ,. the collars ,].,I-_t''::, the w. ri.* had to be fed,
s.K--.,, ,...',r ..* and their stalls cleaned out; there-were
very few nickels around to buy that five cent candy bar;
haircuts were only a quarter, but there were more people
'cutting their own hair then than now; the only time you
were really warm was in the summer and the only time
you were really cool was in the winter.
i As far- as I'm concerned these are the good old
days; even if we don't dare leave the front door key under
the doormat when we leave the house.


It looks 'as if Mr. L. Patrick Gray will never be the
head of.the FBI. Not because the Congress fails to con-
firm his appointment, but because President Nixon has
evidently pulled the rug out from under him. .
After Gray embarrassed the Nixon administration be-
fore the Senate committee investigating the Watergate af-
fair, it seems as if the President has removed his support
.'of Gray by refusing to allow his attorney, James Dean, to
testify before the committee studying Gray's appoint-
.ment. I'm with the President on this one. I don't think
Patrick Gray can fill the shoes of J. Edgar Hoover.


-THE STAR-
Published Every Thursday at 306 Williams Avenue, Port St. Joe, .FIr.ld
By The Star Publishing Compny
WESLEY R. RAMSE Editor and Publisher
loeL Unotype Operator. Ad Salesuma, Ptw4miaM, suNw% Pfw
Reader, Bookkeeper and Complaint Ue Mt t
PoSTOFFICE Box 308 PHON 227-8161
Powr ST. Joz, FLOIDA 82456

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

SUBSCRIPTIONS INVARIABLY PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
IN COUNTY ONE YEAR $4.00 SIX *OS. $2.25 THREE MO $W7.M
OUT OF COUNTY One Year. $3.00 UT OF U. O On Ye 4
TO ADVERTISERS-In caew o error or oumlaslone in advertinist.uat, the pUbehe
do not hold themselves liable for damage farther than amoumt ecetved for t
dvertoement.
The pok wo rd I en t attest thi ltsntd w d I o r
weighed. T e hea word barely asm rta i; the poanted woid 'as
rimes. The mpokem word in lost; the printed word remai.n


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TO THE EDITOR


Pork Barrell Judges


Henry Blok ha

17 reasons why you

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THE STAR, Port St. oe, Florida THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1973 rAGE TUJh
II


Social Security Will Provide Aid
For Kidney Disease After July 1


"A recent amendment to the So- security to be insured. If you have,
cial Security Law is of special in- not only you but your wife or hus-
terest to anyone facing the high band or dependent children would
cost of tre:-tr:,.rnt for a kidney ail-'be 1.K-; for assistance under the
ment," David Robinson, Social Se- program. Unlike other Medicare
curity Y ;.':'-*-'*e for Gulf benefits you don't have to be age
County, said today.' "Some people 65 to get ,I :: i'.,
who need continual hemodialysis
treatment for kidney disease, or No benefits can be paid under
require a, I_-, transplant,, can this program before July 1, 1973.
". 1: get some rt; .T the For more information on this new
" "cost from Y.orc
cost from :,,:,,,'< program, .visit or call your local
The t,: ..:j -r. for Medi- Social S ." t,; office.


Frank W. Hlan'n, was present-
ed an emhwmvA "'cyJJ O i Mur.b
21 by The Crtinaertal Ilncursrii,
._ . . -...


Companies in honor of t- F Hn-
A n Insuran Af gncy. 2 y':;:


You Are Cordially Invited o Attend .

LONG AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Long Avenue and 16th Street
STTNDAY SCHOOL ':. ..... 9:45 A.M,
MORNING WOR-IIP .. .. ... 11:00 A.AM
BAl-.:T TLA[NIJN UN-ION .. 6;15 P.M.
VENINiN WORSiHIP 7:30 PML.
PRAYER SERVICE ( WedTila, sy).. 7:30 P.M.

VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME'
-- REV. J.' C. DUM, Pastor ,


care hi. ~i- ..-. must have
7-c:k-; long enough under social


Sam Alexander
In Marine Reserve
EL TORO, CALIF-Samuel Al-
,exander, 26, son of Mr. and' Mrs.
Sami l A.:-':,. of 303 Avenue
B, ; J:-, i enlisted in the
Marine Corps Air Reserve here
with the rank of. corporal.
A veteran of : years active
Marine ;;: service, i::r.:. '
combat duty' in Vietnam, the
George V- L _i.r., High School
graduate, nw makes his home in
L..: Angeles. HIT has been-assign-
dA fth 4.n. tpin -


:^ar.^on was made by Lon- bt e t"i 8"
nie B. Rucker, Production' Sup- Obervation, .,., 8. *
rj.Tn t.rt, o t h~,l f tf he, As a Marine Air Reservist, --
'c,:,r~p~i.h, 7;haid in prt: "Our'. ander will l:- oine week end a
ra:f.i, h. Ftp'x'?ra and pro- month and two weeks each summer
.,... your.period of as- :'i it -,'.i part


Ve, th;rI. you for your loy-
o '' :c..i. tri.-: that your
.pl-nhd ',pre(.-eDta'ion of this
Sco ipany wdi continue for many
years to come.
"Our agency force in the Unit-
ed States and Canada now num-
bers over 25,000. Of these, thou-
sands have represented us for
25, 35, 50 and .more years
"hWVh.;. 'h!e Tr., support
,f4 all <'.ric'.,tl Insurance ag-
ents, our C'Impa-n-,r t.suld never
h,, i th, r-..-,.n w THURS. FRI. AN
hr.,n v:.,.j in bt" ind.ustiiy. ^ HJK .r .H


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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Third Street and Baltzell Avenue
REV. DeWITT T. MATHEWS, Jr., 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 Worship God With Us"


- Say You Saw It in The Star-






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Save


With


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Piggly Wiggly Prices In This Ad Effective Througs March 31, 1973


We Reserve Limit Rights


We Accept U.S.D.A. Food Stamps


Happy Family Meals Begin at Piggly Wiggly


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TENDER LOIN END

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Famous
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Campbel's 104/ Oz. Can
Tomato Soup ---- can 12c
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Parade
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Pork and Beans ---- can 23c
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Anti Consolidation


k' Indignant Floridians. alarmed by: tonal rights.
io-ernor Reubin Askew's division, The Florida Legislative and Re-
of' teo' State of Florida: into, ten' search Committee, affiliated with
l'sub-states" for the eventual elim- similar organizations in other
ilnation of municipal and county states and coordinated nationally
government, have launched a mas-.; by the' respected Committee to Re-
sive campaign to inform Florida st6re the Constitution, is: exposing
citizens about the imminent loss what'it calls a 'betrayal of public
of their ;traditional' and constitu--trust invested in the governor and










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CONSTANT

ADVERTISING
SOne step won't take you very far,

I ,You've got to keep on walking.
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One word won't ell 'em who you are
You've got to keep on talking.
An inch won't make you very tall,
You've got to keep on growing.,
One little ad won't do it ial,
You've got to keep them going.
A constant drop of water
Wears away the hardest stone;
By constant gnawin', Towser
Masticates the toughest bone.
The constant, cooing lover
Carries off the blushing maid.
And the constant advertiser
Is the one who gets the trade!
HARD TO BELIEVE?
MAKE US PROVE IT!


THE STAR
Telephone 227-3161


THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Florida THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1973 FrAu lJM


Forces Organize


state officials by the people of withhold Revenue Sharing Funds' organizations, is the Florida Leg- delegations, political and civic State Legislature demanding, (a)
Florida. from the region. Included in this islative and Research Committee, groups, to brief officials and the Rescision of "regional" bill, "Flor-
The Committee charges that control, already determined by ad- Inc., whose president, Dr. John people on illegal actions of persons ida State Comprehensive Planning
while the citizens are kept unin- ministrative i-re.c':P .,. is regula- Grady,, M.D., is mayor of Belle involved in promoting and imple- Act", (b) Rejection of a companion
formed, the .governor and his ad- tion of developments formerly un- Glade. "Governor Askew", declares meeting 'regional governance' in funding bill, "The Florida State
ministration are using the Florida der local authority, including air- the former Navy pilot, "seeks to Florida. Multi-County Planning Commision
State Comprehensive Planning Act ports; s po rt s, entertainment, change the form of government in A direct mail campaign, reach- Act of 1973, and, (c) A full hearing
of 1972 and the Florida State En- I'.. ..: or recreation : ,.- Florida with neither the know- ing 100,000 opinion leaders, will odr "regional ,governance" before
vironmental Land and Water Man- ties; arenas, i'. race tracks, ledge nor consent of the people. uncover leadership for a network the Legislature.
.agement Act of 1972 to transfer tourist attractions and amusement :'; :-- government is be- of conscientious citizens, say Comn- Dr. Grady stated that "When the
control of private property from parks; electrical .-."--'- facili- ing transformed into FP'.:n-; mittee directors. The :..(-.:1'..? is citizens of Florida and the United
the rightful owners and .'.:' all ..-; and )r.,,:.';. .r hospi- -:': ':* '' ", said *';-". "and to establish a political action r,- States become aware, of. what is
state planning, programming and i-., i: manufacturing and regionalism means control, more ter at each o:urjly seat, and to de- planned for them under Regional
budgeting in the hands of state and "" -"" .' L' mining opera- control and eventually total con- velop channels of communication Government their angry protest
federal appointees instead of elect- office complexes; petroleum trol of the people by the .mrn for dissemination of action guide- will descend upon Tallahassee and
ede aof ines, and 'n mo stsi storage and '. '.'>'-. r- .. ment." lines and ...:..'n on *'::. .- Washington with the idr#:esty of a.
ed officials and bring most busi- dental 'developments; schools; Spokesmen for F* 1 .: r -" Corn- alism" to millions of misinformed hurricane."
ness, production and. functions -u .-r. shopping centers. mittee, a private :: :' or- Floridians. ---
der control of .i.:. ee funded Corn-w : -crt. r f-r the state- s.r '.-:"' are currently engaged County commissioners and oth- 'CLASSIFIED ADSI
state -:.:. Coercion may be wide' : --''. claims par- in a series of appearances before er officials are.urged to adopt a Midget Investments That Yield
tr 'L .to bear by threatening to c .i.pa r. by .-oL -1 a : patriotic county commissions, -' I.<:t resolution f;i r : '- t i'..; n to the Slant RetuM *


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AO E 1 THE STAR IP ort.-iJo, Flidd THURSDAY, MA CH, 29, 1973


I Gulf Adult Institute Joins Nation In

Observing Adult Education Week


Next week, April 1 through 7,
will be Adult Education Week in,
the nation. This past year, over
'341,300 adults enrolled in Flor-
ida- adult schools, 'graduating
''6.923 students and awarding.-7,-
S237' GED "diploma.3I.
"This courinty' is experiencing,
a crisis of underlearning and an.


Eta Upsilon Meets

At Power Lounge
Powe -L-,' '*'*' *';*" *


opportunity for adults to con-
tinue:to learn must be provided.
This is a. public necessity and a
public responsibility", President
Richard M. Nixon has said.
The Gulf County Adult Insti-
tute is proud of its role in. pro-
viding educational op.pp.:rt..r:trE
for. adults in this area. The Adult
"School "hasi" 'its. headquarter# in
the. Cent..r_,iiil 'Building. There,
classes .in A.;t. General Educa-
tidn are tautibt General, educa-
tion classes leading to a high
school diploma are alsb .taught
at the'Wewahitehka High School


Classes in Adult Basic Educa-
tion are offered in the following
communities; North Port St., Joe,
White City, Highland View, Bea-
con Hill and Wewahitchka.
Classes in typing, bookkeep-
ing, shorthand, auto mechanics,
basic art, oil painting, wood
working, electronics and sewing
are offered at the Port St. Joe
High Center. Taping, :' -, 3,
,-.' r'-,.-F art,' sewing and
auto mechanics are offered. 'at
the Wewahitehka High School
center. .d
For details of classes in the


The Et; Up.do-. .Ch.iFpt-r eFrf it .- and the Beacon Hill- Center. Port St. Joe area call 227-5321
Sigma Phi held mit March 20 meet. or 227-4806 or come by the Cen-
ing in the. Florida-Power 'lounge
with Mrs. Tillie McKiernan as hos-. S-r it e' m ers *At; .
-.te s Specia guests-'for the meet- so 1 e r At -r^ffAs. U ^or .,
ing inere new r-i-4 ;_, Phyllis Sisk 0'P ScOl Metnoff e Ho r -
and Donna Roberts. -
SFrO-ioent Li a Smilth opened l B d,'of theEt Bi'd.. Elect
the I,:.r r,;~,t.ing with roll. call, I, 4 1 attend a I.. .
f-.. ..Y r .,. It was '. ,,,,. D:, ,., .- .: r ..'. coffee was' held at
that the izerr,1ier would n.K 1 t ,., -h i' P in ola '" o Mrs. W. 0O C ':---. Jr.,
a,,,,e pcl. i, ;.-- ,-A 1, ,1 ..... :,' ., i ..,. --":"*,, *M arch
e.l pAon/,-t. d -flr,.- t '-._ ". A ~' -n '{,. --1 ri. the Down- of r
Thon beld Saturday, M .areb a ,T4 C,a"L' Inn and was attend- 24, ', IC:: Judy.Watson of
.E .. r rl r i. *::-g a 'y ,:, 3 '' C- I, .- ,- bride-elect ,.f Larry
nd :%t r.. .. ;:" .- i ,. .-. r '. Port St. :"' Hostesses for the .oc-
Afti r. b-r::, ,.r-a.r: -,-" L-Ja Smih, Freida Ja- casion were Mrs. C.,', Mrs.
pIoa1O p .,- *p.,r .-...' ,x. ..f. .1., .-11.en Armstrong, Mary Hara Elizabeth Thompson, Mrs. Ray-
'.Elue .k'.', ... ': .'d T ,r L'.. t V,'iii .'., and .Elaine ':,-1 Hardy, Mrs. George Holland
w as Fr, '-. '' J. .- .." .'. 0 1 n ; '; .,. .::-.I by M rs. Ca-
'. e .'.1 r.,.in,,,;.td,'-.d. with the "' they, and presented to Miss Wat-
tber : ." l l son, Mrs. Alton Watson, mother of
A *l i py and Gar lub Setlling :.. .. )....' and Mrs W. A.
'ry t ^, I r, BSpaghetti for Fund, e .-.
roeatc -,s,.. e rv.,l to. tb,. :-tr t. MI-.s Janie Cathey served
atid guc..ts coffee and MTi.-- NiL' Holland pre-
........ ... The Port St. Joe Grden Club sided at the punch bowl Refresh-
S wil .,have. "a :' ""~t i~.hTeb.t ..' .' 'of. dainty sandwiches, petit
S" .April 1 'from 1. i'.,' '.r. ,, i.,.r and nuts were served.
Sorrty Members o' 2:00 p.. at the d.'r r Approximately 40 guests called
non Eighth Street -:.,g, the appointed hours of
"Attend Conventionh T'1. s fcr'the luncheon may be. 10-30- to 12:30. wedding
l VoIV..l.llI ,(,,.,re from r..r- /^r-jn .Olub :The Watson-Shellgrove wedding
r,';xr>,br. All proceeds of the-.ur.b '- 'i.- ~ in event of April 7 in .Tal-
Xi Episilon .t(,p.i w, .''tr- 'V..ri will g to thei C,'rcer Aind itie'.
sented tat the Hi, SiFmrna Phi ulf ---" -- ----------- ------
:'jhia C mr!':J r'.'etinw. brid ijt1ro I .
Ar nn1 Kick-off Breakfast Well Attended
SWutb rich ad targaret, Biggs '
S... To Lay Plans for Cancer Crusade Drive
A. rthe 14 I' -.in I ..ri. r
-..*. AhT-mft r y ..,i ''k :fif '-,f,.n how funds were used
:por-t ,.f area c h .-i.r .3..--,r+I. h- Fi,,:T.. w.- ..l-' T\-'.7 in. Gulf County. Some money
I f, i.- service ..... .. i .., -,- '- fl....- ; '.1 r,.,r_ goes to area tumor clinics, some-
and. means wer ".' t ., ..r ..- .. -, ..^. ,:, r ,- .to r..t r~.'t,,: .who need help get-
S...!...i : :i,ee buffet i ,, ., '. < Jake's'Bestaurant. t :,r-:. .. ..-r to. and from "
t,. I ,-n..-.. '. i' ,t..,ru i I' '. ,,,est .speaker was Roy T." I ,' of treatment .i : drugs, hospi-'
-School entertained the "'. .- ". p, r-,i 'City.. Mr. Bobo is the tal beds needed at home,-crut-
with art songs and songs fr.n r .-, ,; .-i. ,' t.- American-. ehes and other items'
... ."'. Florida 1''.-...'. Bobo. gave the area captains'
S' wn.the The.,f r .. r instructions and folders of
o,. r. Wh J / drive tools were given out. Four-
I. ,I week end. v.. ..t. r .- v.* ., J. Rih. teen people were present.
,-- Beach. I It was pointed out at the Crusade chairmen this year-
_I ............ .... .. ._ "... .... .... _


SMiss Jane Ellis Married to John Low
a a I ,o W


.are rs. Jean Atchison and, Mrs.

THANK YOU NOTE
Ir --.


n imnIpresives eremony March I. ... f wn w t e y
show n our .
'Miss Jane E .'. r of the ;r:,. Graham with the U' S. the recent death of my sister, Mrs.
Rev and Mrs .i.' ., is of '. in -. Tennessee '- K ellyof .
Port St. Joe,- T .,,T. f '. ....- Mrs. I MRS. H. L. FORD
*;;:. ,]$ o ..., ;.h! "L ... .. ., I .' ,ft .,-: _; f ti .- .:, 'of .' .. .. r ,:'-K .-., -.=? "
Swood were t o;".rr VISIT WITH COSTINS
S.w d ;.-re : ;. tg,, .roo is .1.'-o -mby Pea- .. Duane Williamson and son
.Uniedi 'LJ' u-' P or& it Peterson Compa ny and is Tommy of -i.- ..;- Ala., and'
.St. J..' The Re. M llar Sr -. 1-:- -.r "to. : '' .' J- Naney .. .. .;'. .-.- Kar-,-
'officiated.. aven theend of Mareh. VTW'. '.:. of r Ala,
The bride was given in .. the'State -. 1::- '.- ed with Mr. and'
'"by her father. Ms. James Buhan- '' of Services. Mrs. C. G., Costin, Sr.
an of s-e.- l,.... '.... served as M at-
ron of T.. i'". 'j of
Mexico "- :. served the room
as bMst man.
A reception for'the ,'..
close friends of the bride, .. 1.,
at the home of the 1. .- -,
in St James' Rectory.
Out-of-town guests attest r_' lrh
ceremony were the bride's "ro


Special Day at -

W.C. Baptist


The, First Baptist Church of
White City will observe Homecom-
ing April 1. .The day will begin at
9:45 a.m., with' a goal of' 125 in
Sunday School. During the 11:00
a.m. morning worship hour, Rev.
Walter .Markhem, a former pastor,
, will bring the message.
Immediately after, the morning
worship hour, everyone will enjoy
dinner', on the grounds and renewal
of old friendships. Later in the af-
ternoon will be a program entitled
"Memories from .'he Past". During
the program the youth choir from
'the First Baptist Church of Port
St. Joe will bring the special mu-
sic.
The pastor, Rev. Douglas Burns,
.offers an invitation from the
church to- everyone to attend the
special services. '


Bride-Elect Honored With Coffee


Miss Joan Altman, fiancee of
Fred Anderson, was honored
with a morning'. coffee, Friday,
March 16 at the home of Mrs.
Dave. May. Co-hostesses were
Mrs. Frank Hannon, Mrs. Gan-
non Buzzett and Mrs. Jean At-
chison.
The refreshment table was cov-
.ered with an -Army-Navy cloth
centered with a beautiful floral
arrangement, and spring flowers'


were placed throughout the
home.
Welcoming the guests with the
honoree was Mrs. Janet Ander-
son, mother of the groom-elect.
Assisting the hostesses during
the calling hours were Mrs. Wil-
liam Whaley and Mrs. Lamar
Hardy.
The bride-elect was presented
with a crystal cream- and sugar
as a memento of the occasion.


tennial Building -and discuss
your needs with James. J. Mc-
Innis, County A. 2.;it Director.
For informtien about classes
in the Wewahitchka area call
639-2749 or, 639-2892.


Gulf Draws $90,01

March from Race

Each county in Florida reaped
the benefits of pari-mutuel wager-
ing ot the tune of $90,000 this
month, Comptroller Fred 0. (Bud)
Dickinson said this week.
Dickinson'mailed state warrants
of $90,000 to each of Florida's 67
.: -: as their share of the huge
paralmutuel 'pie.
Florida law requires that each


00 In Month of Yates Family 1

Track Revenues Gets Together
county receive an equal share of The six brothers and sisters of
the tax collected from betting on the Yates family, sons and daugh- .
horses, dogs nad Jai-Alai. To date ters of the late John and Elzoha
this fiscal year, each county has Yates, gathered at the home of
received $334,500. Ross and Eunice Collinsworth for
State law also specifies that each a two day reunion Saturday and.
SSunday, March 24 and 25. Every-
county ..will receive no more than one was present with their chil-
$446,500 during a single year's dis- dren, grandchildren and other
tribution.' This leaves a total of family relatives.
$112,000 due each county. By nightfall Saturday, 44 had
Dickinson said that each county arrived. By noon r.." 95 mem-
-'I. receive its full' share a a few friends.
month earlier than last -,r "AHll
eoections are far ahead of The six '': and sisters are
tlas year ne r a. e a oEu nicese and Liie
last year," he .. 1. "Bee Mae Rexford of DeFuniak Springs;
of this, we should have the entire ,-*.:. of Winter Haven; Aubrey,
S..: to each county by the end 'of .S' ;r:-. Ala.; Cecil .of Orlando
of 6.1; and James of Port St. Joe. Of the
thr ee generations represented,
Last year's ~.. atn were dis- only three children and six grand-
tributed through June, the end of children were absent from the re- .
the fiscal year. union.


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THE STAR, Port St. o, FIkerwd THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1973


.United States Daughters of 1812 Visit Constitution Park


Daugbers of 1812 Visit. Museumrn


Teacher's Sorority Meets Here
Forty-seven members of the
Beta Beta Chapter of the Delta
Sf Kappa Gamma Society attended
Mrs. Kilbourn Hostess for Regular the March17 meeting which was
Sf \ held at the Port St. Joe High
Meeting of Xi Epsilon Kappa Sorority School. The Chapter's member-
ship is composed of women edu-
Mary Agnes Kilbourm was host- responding secretary, Mary Agnes cators from Bay, Calhoun and
ess for the March 20) meeting of Kilbourn; treasurer, Betty Scott; Gulf Counties.
Xi : -.2'- .7:r '.. extension office, Greta Freeman; Port St. Joe members .serving
President Betty Scott opened civil -*f:_r.- Lynda Sullivan. as hostesses for the occasion
the meeting and called for com-1 Following the business, Martha were Janet Anderson, Dorothy
mittee reports. Sanborn presented a program on Barlow, '1 Costin, Nellie
Plans for the chapter support the effect of mass media on think- C-',' -. Sara Fite, Laura Geddie,
of the March of Dimes Walk-A- ing. Particular emphasis was given Jacque Price and Jo Ann Smith.
Thoun were finalized Ion the effect of watching violence Highlights of the "*...'- ; in-
M~ary Agnes iK.!'--ri was ap- on television, eluded a committee' report on
pointed to be the chapter's repre-| a Jones will be hostess for personal growth and develop-
sentative on the council for the the next.r: -: and Greta Free- ment by Jo Ann Smith and a
celebration of the city's 50th an- man will present the program, study: "The Expressive Dimen-
Eiversary. sion of a Culture: We Thought,
Members voted on the Girl-of- CARD OF THANKS We -.,,i-,; We Created" present-
the-year award. They also' -.: I want to take this means to ex- ed by Eloise Ramsey of Blounts-
the slate of officers presented by press my thanks for the prayers town.
the -- :r.1-T. committee. Offi- and many acts '.f kindness :,.j At. noon the group went to the
cers for' the 1973-74 year are: concern during my recent stay in -St. Joseph Bay Country Club for
president, Betty Lewis; vice-presi- the I.'. .l.tI It made the days inore luncheon and from there the
dent, Dot -Ir-, recording T:,r.1 Thanks again. meeting was ~*"- by the
Jo Ann -. r Lcor-. L .. ... president, Ruth Ayers of Bloiints-
to"n.


Friday, Marhel 23 in Port St
.Joe could not have been a lovlier
day. In town colorful azaleas,
-dogwoods in white splendor and
the new reds and greens oi"oaks
and maples were enhanced by
the clear waters of St. Joseph's
.Bay sparkling in the sunshine,


Film Shown to
Rotary Club


the taitzi decorated %o,', h, an .i
roads lined with sprnP- wi i
flowers.
Members' of the '. r' '-.
ety of the United '[. t.-t- ''
ters of 1812 holding.their sixty-
second annual State Council at
the .: ,r.-.."r MotorInn on Pan-


ama City Beach chose this day
to visit Port 'St. Joe's Constitu-
tion Convention Museum, Me-
morial Marker and Park and the
,,,,';2f,,"y landscaped- Old St.
Joseph Cemetery. .
Mrs. Hubert Brinson, historian
and curator of the local museum


Gulf County Can Have Full Time Drug
Counseling for A Nominal Sum


Sheriff Raymond Lawrence preo Gulf County can provide a full Guests of the club- were Les
-sented a film produced by 'the time drug counselling service for Meyers of Tallahassee and Chris
Governor's Commission on Crime, only $450.00, Dr. Pat, Patterson, -King of Port St. Joe.
-to the Rotary Club at their regular director of the Bay County Drug
meeting last Thrsday. and Crisis Treatment Center told BEACH FIREMEN CALL
The filn shows; how easily it is the Kiwanis Club Tuesday. A SPECIAL MEETING
to burglarize li, .,-r^' I,.r.; and Dr. Patterson 'said, "Federal There will be a special meeting
steps: which may. be taken to pre- grants are available to finance 90% of the .1Vexico Beach Volunteer
Sent burglary.. of the cost and we will be glad to Fire 'Association members to vote
The. n irr.it-rr of the film point- train a counsellor for Gulf County on the :.-::.' .Y'i. of turning the
ed ..u* ll' ~h ,- l < -. most if some "group wishes to .sponsor fire truck and .-',.. ;...'-'t. over to
'burglars if. they have any.. trouble it and put up the $450 matching the. city. All members are urged
at all i' -i.j"-' i.. l..-. or at- *:s- ,- to attend Friday, March 30 at:'700
.tracting vi,.-,. ,.-, t-,..ings as Dr. Patterson told the kiwanians p.in, in '... Hall.
'locked doors,, watch-dogs '- that drug abuse has been a prob-
Sing marks or "'rands" on valu- lem for many years, but only re-' CARD OF THANKS
* ables will deter most burglars. The cently has been recognized as. a[ I would like to- express my ap-
film also stressed the part neigh- national problem. "We had more .. for all kindnesses and
bors could t(.i I...*.* '"' ...- b'; drug mis-use' back in ..-.k early expressions of .-,.'" *.: extended
laries by r t... .tti',.,' ...,, unusual ac- 1900's than now, but we are more to our :*.- during the illness
tivity around a r. iF-'-t .home concerned about the ..problem and recent death of my father, Jes-
by strangers. *'. se J. Williams- A special word of
Ed Rude was taken into thd club The speaker "_ to mtnri-1 thanks go 'to Mrs. Elaine Barnes,
as a new member.'Rude is ffiliat- juana as the biggest drug' .: 1rs. Charlotte Paschke, Mrs. Dean-
ed with the law firm '..r. :J 3'... now and '. the future because, nie Daniels, Miss s. T.. Graham and
many years by ....-d ; '... '..Jr. is e- Bill : richly
Jim Loftin of Port St. Joe was a cure and many consider bl ess all-of you.
guest of the club. less, drug,.while in fact, it is n'". MS. UTH W. LUCAS


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graciously.-conducted the group
-. -". tr Ii t; history represent-
ed by these memorials.
of chapters of
the '.;". *i .', '.ur came from
all over Florida.
Three Notch Trail Chapter
-::. '..bL.e. come from Flor-
ida's Panhandle was hostess for
the convention with, Miss Cath-
erint Martin of'Panama City,
chairman. Mrs. Paul Fensom,
chapter president, was in charge
of tour arrangements including
a luncheon at the new St. Jo-
seph's By'y Golf and Country
Club. Mrs. Wesley Thompson,
secretary, was registrar for the
convention. Both are from Port
St. Joe. ,
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of 1812 is a patriotic society
which emphasizes the history of
the United States during the
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HUe STAR Port 9t. Joe. Flrida- THURSDAY, MARCH 29,.1973


Surveyors Making Intense Search For


Markers, Monuments of Early Engineers


T e-':ber C'if. Brown (center) and students .Ronald Daniels, Ricky Summers and TP ;my
Steve Lawn.nc..-Robert Dickens,' AMp,,- Barnes, ;:L.,i "Get A.-.~ :=.ire.d" in a special program
Eddie r.a.er, Sheryl Robersos, !; ai' Tn ller,. at the :.;.-'.i : :i : l :." "' night. ,


Get Aquainted Hour Held At PSJHS
GetALuan'"'d' r' H ,.


Last TbLn'Ir"Y ii -,i1bt 'A6,
Acquaixit'd Hoiu ''..r ;eh'-,f
and parents A 111 ~ -,r,
are experersis .in-; ,
deinkall'ay A Pr,,t.) J'e-('
School
Parent; were er rr,'
a tWe'e ,.Przs 044knt W
Student'; Fad" vbp'h ~. rt
tnby Mr, S A hIWEV, iw!
Couns.&rdo.. MPJFkC fr)Tr Vk: ;4at-r


.. ,- f'~n; b.:*i by the. 'r:': De-
..,,rtir, t ;|; r':r the i':'A.. -A' of
Tir i odzinf, bai : director.
W-.'i,'<. V''..i"b, Curriculum Cc-
",.,r of W'That.Can Be Done"
. .--,u ti lent' failure. Ken-/
r_,,tb H-r. i'., Principal, gave. a
.b i. i, .7- :,,k cirg eom-
!L-.rs ,:' ;.vf b.' rj.a tre 5a :. : .
t, s'-,i .Bf.'. j' ..'tmii ,t': v/bto are


' .>.-'. ..difficulties. Mr.
H -i" '-,i. also made teacher intro-

SRefreshmnents w.ix :pi'.i.d awid
parent and t.a.'..,-r .conferences
culminated the affair. .
Port St. Joe High has a genu-
i it.er,.:t i. each student. This
.i sTri. ".: : sponsored, for re-
fn'.rcing the concept to parents.


Randall Miller Earns Highest Cub

Scout Award -The Arrow of Light

At the March Pick meeting .of, Cubs earning the Bear Cloth and
,.' Scout l-jk 47, Randall Mil- pin for March were Brian Burkett,
ler was .-..' the Web'.,' ., ctiA.7 Curtis, Scott. Lucas and
A,-; 'r.* .1G-'5 Ir ,h. 'The It- ], A, ; son.. '
7,... i. .,,-rj..r s -;, wbich! 'r .',.v : Davis presented 'We-
'" i n b.-,J b' a '.'u i' ,,,Jt. I A.: .',.iel Curtis an Athlete
,,- ..,,: .r.. .' ". a Ronald Miller the Out-
S, .- f" ; Cr;',, .-,,- ;. Troy
S*,1 .'1 P.. ..I' I in .. I~.~; 'Is- ti' ['V,,.'.-'i earned a Gold Arrow. Brian
"*!i., i.,ii,:,, *' p,, ,. earned one ..i and two
S..R. :ii "; i r- kD r' ,' t', it,- i ",* ,,' mArrow s.. ...
to ''.' 'i held a *cni i
i .. ...! i. ., R c,-.r T- .*.. r' ay. '
'..,. ..... and ;-.. i ,.' '~- -Y ..r ".-' were served the
', ..i :**' .. :, : .,' .2 *;. .; fit-r.i]2.J


In surveying r,:i of way for Then the real detective work be- stump, or for charcoal remnants
hish-' .-: of the future, location gins for surveyors, above or below ground. Sometimes
crews of the Florida Department Sometimes monuments, the phy. the remnants of the roots, com-
of T'i:,r:.:.rt.i. also, are seek- sical object used to denote a cor- bined with other evidence, will
ing out remnants of' hte past, ori- ner, will be found above ground;' help the surveyor accurately locate
ginal corners established by the occasionally more than one such the original .bearing tree site.
:-: Land Office of the U.S. monument will be found. FI --, t-:,_'. -'' efforts by'DOT sur-
.'".-.-." -..? in surveys performed Then the surveyors must try to veyors successfully have revealed
from about 1825 to l10. --' .- .-,-,r .- trees, the trees corner sites under .': .. 5 roads, in
Accurate 1. ..;, the old cor- to which the monument originally roadside ditches and in cultivated
ners, .:'. basis for was referenced during the surveys fields ro groves.
r-.,'.' every survey in the state, made as long is 100 years ago. Once the corner is 1 :.. .-.-i field
B..: beeme .t :I important .'*_.: in a few rare cases the notes .-i-.A :' the site are pre-
as,- :.. values have soared in the tree itself still remains, more often pared. These c ; are -.r ,. : 1,
state and .. ..,-.'" 'le : '. than not surveyors must look for a by DOT r--- .:.:1.,., and are marked
* *.'.: have J. ::R.. _- important.
DOT surveyors h become "de- -- .-
S in : i ,the cornersL
J. proper methods
Sfor sue,'. :. .,,
in schools : ..



and he marked the first

agencies for such a program = n -
,-_


I. Work on corner recovery begins
Si' before, the :..7;.;! survey as
field notes are' prepared prior to
the seach.at the c.. .
Data researched ;i: .: field
notes and' the platfs f 'n the ori-
ginal, : r-* survey, plus all
subsequent surveys, county maps,
U .S. ; ,... ; service ....-.... a -
maps, subdivisionI plats, old and
new aerial- pli.'t.j :.p-, highway
-,, -.' s f 'way-maps.
Other' L:.'l. f.i s.i'..ry;.t.,;r is ob-
tained from land use maps, land
atlases, county taK maps .and-in-
formation from' p i';' surveyors,
land companies: pspsr companies
andp private 'p-p..,it. owners.,
All these materials :must be or-
ganized and ., 'ym.dJ -for' notes be-
fore the field survey can begin.,'
In their '.." ib for the past,
survey crews use one of the im, 'o.
I w," .' a f^;-\'l.n l +f /.," U .T:-., F.,,:.." 1
. 2 ,.I-.=. Cortelati....t r.f .:. r... -
. : .:'; ,,; place: the .'.
'party ';.t' 100 feet' of the cor-
ner. In addition the aerial photo-
graphs can show the io'te
tk. the site. '


Forest Rangers Iii the ;.'
son of y'' 10s;i ust now meet
t. I-. .7 Fire
', .; [ l ,, ^. *to
-. ,.,,,' for .. .-. Tri
means .. ,.' school for 200
hours, 30 hours' of which con-
.i..e .' ,.,' stc : o fire i..s :
"iie .'-u:-.. school'of this type
..... :,'.,,' held at rte L ..'. .:


of i ".T training room on
15th Street and at the Panama
'' *.' *'.. training
on.Beck Avenue,
I. 4'. .-fr- fornthe course were.
Lt :.. '* with the Panama
City Fire Department; .
'.-. ,,. Ceeil Pittsa d ..
: ,.... with ..the of
"Forestry from Panama W' Mil-


on right of way maps, once again
becoming part of the, public rec-
odr.
Following completion of high-
way construction, survey monua
ments are set using materials in-
cluding plastic or other durable
materials, identifying the corner.
Recovery of the historic corners
is proving an invaluable tool in
later surveys either by the state
or private surveyors, and should
save many property owners from
needless l.t. '"ti'.. involving lost
corners.


ton and J..,r.:[,y respectively.
Shown in the picture above
from left to right are: Rangers
Chester L. I ',. Wausau;
Gene Hanlori,. .. I rr- -: Mich-
ael D. 'VT.._. Odena; Michael L.
S.1-1 .. ,_,'.', City; Douglas W.
', Laurel Hill; Richard E.
Norris, f .'-,,.!;, ',o' WSlli.n
N i: .,.!,',. St. James.


*ROBERSOONSY





"PORE BOY'S CORNER"
II UPTOWN HIGHLAND VIEW
OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. to 7 PM.

SPECIALS FOR
Tus. ., Fri., Sat., March 29, 30, 31

Kraft Miracle
MARGARINE ._- I 39c
Sixth $10.00 Order or More
U G6A R 5 lbs. 49c


Uis. O. 1 IMSH

POTATOES


Standard
TOMATOES


Lindy '
SWEET PEAS 5 cans
Northern Jumbo Rolls
PAPER TOWELS 3 rolls. 89c
All Flavors I
;AMBU'RGER HELPER -- pkg. 49c
Piknik
MAYONNAISE qt. 49c
NORTHERN 4 ROLL PKG.

Bathroom TISSUE


10 lbs. 99c
Georgia". Grade 'A'
SMALL 'EGGS 2, doz "89c
Fresh b. 10c
CABBAGE lb. 1c
8 Ounce Morton
'POT PIES 5 for $1.00
Turkey, Chicken, Meat Loaf, Salisbury Steak
MORTON DINNERS ----- 11 oz. 39c
Cheese, Pepperoni, Beef and Cheese
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee 'PIZZAS 18 oz. 69c


pkg. 39C


Georgia Grade "A" Whole or Half
FR YERS ------- lb. 47c SLAB BACON ------lb. 75c


Pork
NECK BONES lb. 39c
Tender, Delicious
7-BONE STEAK lb. 99c
Blade Cut
CHUCK 'ROAST lb. 79c
Full Cut
ROUND STEAK Ib. $1.39
FRESH GROUND

HAMBURGER


Sirloin Tip
BEEF 'ROAST lb. $14A9
Center Cut
PORK CHOPS lb. $1.39
Shoulder
BEEF STEAK lb. $1.09


Shoulder
BEEF ROAST


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We Train Men to Work As
LIVESTOCK
~.BUYERS
If yu hve ~m lves-tcck
sqpodunc we will train you
WW ujcattle, iupa" "
For a ?atooztmInterwwvolts
- %Wm voyw bockgroiaL
Includeyour cmlt d
drm umA mg"nu~w
CARlIE BflRuys*INC,
4410 M~mdmIgg
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gers e--~t-,-N Q al af


lb. 99c


LS. $1.49


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fHPR!CHS Por St Jo SAVE TIME and MONEY!w
2.6tql tLihrog 1.


Duncan Hines Blueberry
MI FF!- A49
MIX-- 13oi3 t7C


Duncan Hines Family
BROWNIE
MIX---- 23


IGA- 12 O Cans
NE CE-3cans 99c TABLERITE BEEF FULL CUT
OANGE JUICE cons 99c
IGA Round
FJSH STICKS 16 oz. 79c
IGA ; ... '-' *.


STRAWBERRIES =16 oz. 49c
.IGA
Whip Topping 10 oz. 39c
McKenzie
Blackeye Peas 14 oz. 59c-


Pound


o,59c


DONALD DUCK

Orange Juice

12 0z$100


Tablerite Beef Boneless (or STEAK)
SIRLOIN TIP ROAST --
Tablerite Beef Boneless
RUMP ROAST -


IGA Tablerite Lean
instant Coffee 6,oz. 89c Tb GROUND CHUCK
MARGAIE 2pkgs. 89c ROUNDb. $1 ON STEAK b. $1.58 COOKED AM 10
Showboat N E : Tp i Beef Sunnyland All Meat
'Pork& ens -3 cans ,79c RQUND ~ -- lb. $1.58, UB STEAK lb. $1.68 WIE NERS


Medium June. No. 303 Cans
IGA Peas 3 cans


B 6RE EE :!


lb. $i.48
lb. $1.28
lb. $1.18
oz. $1.55
12oz. 75c


-'. Beef b. Bottom Tablerite Beef Tablerite
69c RUND ROAST ---lb. $1.48 T-BONE STEAK Ilb. $1.78 Sliced BACON 2 Ib. pkg. $1.98


FU" jLL SELECTION OF

EA COMPLETE

Easter BASKETS
$2.10 and $2.75


MAXWELL HOUSE

COFF EE


1LB.BAG 58c


ALL FLAVORS JUMBO

Moon Pies


MMgg gEORGIA

PEACHES
3 No. 2% 9
Cans 8 c
^^^ ^^^~ ^^^^P '. ^ "


Downmy ~J
FbcSofteneir $1.39
Alka$.ltze Plu T 1 C. irV4.)
Cold~ ijukeps-- 9;.,~

NosolpISqy-L c $9


IGA ,Tn
IALTINES -----lb. 9


il --- ,~-.s r Hot Dog"


F~,1 ,NE NAPKINS
(New'O -r'o.'. or Feirn+' +

-. +, ,, ,,
.* 4fBtill~i~f


SWEET


Potatoes


SLB. BAG


39c


SWEETAE 12
POTATOES---Jb. 12c


SAVE CASH AT RICH'S NOT STAMPf


S


Check 01


r Price Before You uy


BARGAINS: EYve yjf?my on reduce thedi cost of 'living by eating more fresh fruits and vege-
.-,5 *" -. A ~ .g~ 'r aMs are Oranges, Grapefruit, Lemons, 'Sweet Potatoes, Green Cab-
,;ibge,4 .IMe C.,Jy,,Coarots, Tomatoes, Pole Beans, Yellow Squash, Radishes, Pineapple, etc.
S.:gECi ipilM AcY PA Cy

STRAWBERRIES $0
, '


(CRRY $9MATGES


Fresh
,GARDEN REAS ------ Ib. 39c
-'Fresh Crisp"
CELERY ----- stalk 23c
.Fresh; Green ..... '
ALA4KEYE IhEAS lb. 49c
Fresh Head
CAULIFLOWER ----- each 69c
Firm Ripe
TOMATOES l--------- b. 29c


Washington State Delicious
APPLES (Red or Yellow) -- lb.
,.----


33c


,pletely Home Owned and Operated by E. J. Rich and Sons


3


BOXES


Cello Bags
RADIO S.H ES
2 hgs ^19c
Cello Bags
SC&AR. 0T S
2 bags 25c
Fresh Green
CAB AGE
lb. 12c


From the Rose Capital of the World Thomasville, Ga.
ROSE BUSHES. E $2ACH50
LARGE, RED
POTATOES 10 LB.BAG89c
FRESH
Yellow SQUASH
FRESH TENDER LARGE BAG
GREEN BEANS T


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THE F;,fyLPl itr Jew Florl


THURSDAY MARCH 2~9, 1973


PAGE -NBL


'







PAGE TEN


Legal Adv.
S': : NOTICE .
:. After the date of the first publi-
Seation of this notice, Thursday,
March 15 1973, I will no longer be
Responsible for any debts bther
S.than those approvedd by me per-
sonally.
4t-3-15 CHARLES A. OSBORNE
*' L -- .- *
'*' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
S OF THE FOURTEENTH JU
DICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOR-
IDA, IN AND FOBR GULF
COUNTY.
SVERA LEE WASHINGTON,
S Plaintiff, .
;. -vs.-- 1 '
L E. JACKSON and wife,
MARIE JACKSON, -
..:' ,Defendants.
e; :, NOTICE OF SALE
Notice ,is hereby given that I,


THE STAR, Port St. Jo ; Fo.ol THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1973


RAYMOND LAWRENCE, Sher
of Gulf County. Florida, under an
by virtue of a Writ of.Executa
heretofore issued out of the above
entitled Court, pursuant to a Fin
Judgment obtained in said cou
and county, dated February 2
1971, in the above entitled caus
having levied on March.8, 19'
upon the following personal pr
perty, situate, lying and being
Gulf County, Florida, to-wit:
One (1) 1971 Two (2) Door' For
Maverick Id. i No. 1K911i5037
1973 Tag No. 661-427 as the pr
perty of the above named Defen
ants, and that upon the I7th da
of April, A.D. 1973, between th
legal hours of sale, namely,.1:0
o'clock in the afternoon, on sai
day, at the front door of the Coui
House in Port St. Joe, Gulf Count
Florida, I will offer for, sale an
sell to the highest bidder for casi
in hand, the above described pr<
perty, as the property of said Di
fendants, to satisfy said execution
Said property to te .iold at sale a


WEWAHITCHKA STATE BANK
'. .' .*
There i.l, ..'-,r'u. ebarg i' yrjtr AVERAGE
ErjOnth] kLa-bA~r;/. 65Ec^-'.e:L lO,.OO, aDn1 th*;Q only:.a
$1.50 h) arg for o''., tins with an j.'.vrage rronthly
balance- lwe. t h;,r $1)0.0 ; .
By compunLiug our 'harge on an average month-
ly basis, your brdanc'e could go below $100.00 on oe-
casion and still .incur no Bervic e charge.
Write as many checks as wish; there are
no service ch 1.rges


WEWAHITCHKA

STATE BANK
A COUNTY LANDMARK
FOR GULF COUNTY, FIRST. LAST AND ALWAYS


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Cylinder Head


And Brake


Reclamation


Service
/ Valve and Seat Regrinding
Valve Seal, Guide and Seat installation
Disassembly Cleaning Inspectoen


oTwiing 9 Mead Crack Testing
- """ 1 ead Resurfwing
High Performance Servicea
Brake Drum and Disc Rttr Trning
40-Ton Hlydrlauklc 'Press Shop .


Precision Work
Fast Delivery


ST. JOE AUTO PARTS
Your NAPA Deaer


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Phone 227-2141


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Career Day Plans

For PSJH Finalized


S Plans are being finalized for
rd Career Day Tuesday, April 3, at
2, Pdrt St. Joe High School. Career
- Day is that timne during the
school year when juniors and'
e seniors are exposed to&'a variety
O0 of F. ."orii'1 who are actually ,
id employed- in various careers.
rt Career Day will begin with a
d general assembly in' the colis-
h, eum at 9:00 a.m. The invocation
o" will be given, by Rev. Millard
e Spikes, Pastor of the First Unit-
s ed Methodist iu: 'b: ;''..d.g of
,AU.m[ i-.- by Cathy Cr;i .'-.,


; ': yS.V:'i t ,^:L
P. '., ." : A YW S:.R E .
; : "'ii "'.',.:::.y, Florida-': ..
S IN THE C .CUIT COURT,
S N 'AND FO GULF COUN-.
: TY, FLOPJDA
I IN 1P'E'.'EATE
he dE 'Te o E.z:,t:.. of, b ; '
"IrLLBT T. ROWELL,
1 "Deceased. .*; *'
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


the d ".at of :..... .. .r :t .'..i Vi.:f



Lhl5 ntc. j.3.rhe 6:ton Od
m s t. be ,?..n .r i .. *.:n fc ,it.'
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beco e 'in :'1 ';..r'. rd i tA- law *
.4 "f .jAi ," ,;-* .; E i;./. .;.; ;n th-e


F. TA i l... lIA S,


Administ'atrix of the
Edaa e of Willie T. ,
R- -:ie deceased '
CECIL '. COSTIN, Jr.
922 Ps: P.. .n, .
Pr St b, in F*i.' .d: 32;56 4t-3-22

REGISTATION OF ELECTORS
FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION
The ,ru, Re t jzson 'BOokLs
q,./:,1Afj, .r ?c.r:' a'3 9 (i;J AM.-,
... ft .' 1i offce* of t.he
C, 'r.. .-,' < i ,'; Z c1 a, yl l.Trho
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t '$-6,. !; o "A :,, 9 t,'' lC
,I!J? bcome **'aJ'.' ..f 00, l9 3, F n
d&T, Apo1-7, 137 T F.t V/wbiU tim
,.~ q ~ F.,:.1.,;. 1 '..,: ;,, edl aso e
II*r di' rtri of Pr t St. Joe
b., .E 4 -. .5 d "eri -
fb,.r 'l LX i o'- t.n di Februsry,
1.' : n. r- ,.ee a sd r .-re is-
I .'. .='. I,.. ?T.. 'S jndcr the
C L,. C Or '., .~,e i. Stesi

,' V. P. 2'CK 3-22
7 eCity A.u.ht I'.r iud Clek 3t


t. x-free
income
Serres Ns. At C4chtl;.AAonth
Plan
Nuveen Tax-Exemnpt
Bond Fund
C ,.-: L-t, ftf .: ii'.' r ., r:5, pro-
f-.-i'.r: r. ::r.e.c'.--! ,. tfolio
of State asd Municpal bonds.
Interest income from this
Fund is' totally exempt from
Federal income taxes, in the
opinion of counsel, and is dis-
I tr-b-i.3 each snith,
for a free Prospectis, contact
PAUL G. LEBLANC
Box 216 Phone 229-6290
Port St. Joe, Fla. 32456
Mobile Unit at corner 5th and
Reid on '1st and 3rd Mon., and
.Tues. of .each month
representing-
INVESTORS DIVERSIFIED
SERVICES
Please send te information on
Sthe Nuveen Tax-Exempt Bond
Fund, Series No. 47 Check-A-
Month Plan
Name *
Address
City
State---------Zip---.......
Phone


Ito a T. I: .- 3;-- by Rex Buziett,
-a recent pharmacy graduate of
Port St. Joe.
Music will be furnished dur-


ing "break time" and lunch by
Tom ,' ::;.::. Band Director.
Many local business men and
women are participating in this


Vice-President, Student Council;
Welcome by 'eineth Herring,.
Principal; Remarks by Zadk
Wuthrich, 7,iirc:,:.;,ri Coordmina-
tor;' Introduction of guests by
Tavia '...r President, i- _
Student ','- .. :-<.,:.: speaker -:-:-^ _||
will be R. L. :'-,,;,..:" Consul- -- -
tant, .P. .:... ,-:' :-. Voca- ._
1: ?.. T 2. .....- :, :._. Adult Edu-
.: ,. ...,.2 :i-'^ Department -
of Education;:.. H
-- ." ,, i ..i ,-'' ..-. ', students ---

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*-r-- ._ ,, i -' : -.-:" s-

ar'i .A'.- :, ,^ -7 .''r'' ; *'
y b es;y' ::v 1
4S 't r ( 1
r : ^ -i" -, :-; '. -.. ;-. ;' i; C a r r a b e lle '., ~
.',,b ,;.. .: -. '. L -' ..: :. .:r
\,:,q r *.; .. ..1"':, -* : .r .- ". -
r",:.:.:= ^ *:- F:: : ,. ,':. :; Car ab -. l* -i C ;..; .;, M ; .

'i. .: .: t. :,i..-- .: i-, ^ .'r ;i:. -:j ? .: ^ ; ..


annual program. The Career Day
program is being sponsored by
the Guidance Department and
Student Council.


. '-'" :l'* r; -'.,', Ir r j S J" .i j < '.* .r ..- ",;i ," 1" l'rii !,^ : ii S t.]i-
.... .: -= __ _' .*;! ; i ? i- i 1 ,r i p P u .


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EVERYDAY LOW


DiSCOU


Low priced
Wide Radial


RADIAL V

Thisb70erlestelsbuilttodeflverthe
l ong mileage you expect fro a riUal
dret Featuring a wide, masshe 7-rib
otreaddssgn t o pw a pot ivtata
sad a good hol~d o AftpawMment. Als
lre ilpdivtiduafly graded a the factory
to gie you a smooth ride. And.,.k
costs so it. to own a et of P'Ruoe
L No le.


, ., je KNew Ps
R70-14 L8UO 639M5 P
170-14 640 M4s.75 .
170-14 66. 01 4.0 3.
170-18 i85 M A au
170.11 6840T M 50. J
170-15 77.75 5.75 3.
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PRICES


S40,000 mile

Radial


RADIAL V-I

Designed, developed and belt for the
American motoring pubacliete's 70
saolimaal re you'llbe proudto on!
Buat ih a aggressive uropean-type
aIg design, Iads 4CW00 tmlp tire ba
s m aodi ide, sk l enz mit league,
thannllag tracdo& knpact man..oe
Mad eoom~y .. coabiadog you
1-
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HIB0S. g6.06 MM 8.88
GRBH-IS IM 5M4 3.0
W0S45 6.78.5 06.55 8.88
GRWJt0 16. 0 6.3 *
O*-SM 7.3. 6 9. 3.
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STEE RADIAL

500





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Pirestone puts it an together Io the
STEEL RADIAL 500... he &e puts s eel between you and ato.s
Tough sted belts onaradtloefdbod.
It's a oambimtlondthat provides emop.
tionalatt-aKonadteadpetsi^-Jiugfw*



ArdmIh ai.d f 9
s memvydaylhe aBioad|f,.
ft dMa driving a pkmuan aplia..
S ir a er and aeg assues

3SM-S 48.70 20
3S79-14\ 46.80 845
'3RTD-65 61.15 .06
W78-15 T65*5 3.2
IB7S-lu 7US <83
[1W-iS 149 348
Vinslmffs *****WVMrsaV


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Priced a shown at Fietone stores. Conmpetite ey period at FIrestone dfee mnat er ei cseltegon. dispfayfrg the Firestone alph


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Jimmy's Phillips "66" Station


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THE, STAR, Mert t. Joe, FIorfd THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1973


PAGE ~JIZVE


A&P POLICY:
AlwaYs do Wat is honest an
Customer. AINCHECK:
4 : an adv-etsed special s ever sd out sk the
fan ad + ,rr',' .'r yua tothe l -
same Item at the ne sh w Ye O a,e -o
SA. Nl,, o r. -, at price.
GUARANTEE
A p o fe~rS 8, ,/r..- r~r,_ .. ., 1.ba'- guar-
makes it, if A &P se"'' ,t- 'F
"SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF CHUCK
CUBED STEAK......... $1.59


A&P (S GRAIN) ASPIRIN 100 CT. BOTTLE 25c ..
25 CT. 59C
ALKA SELTZER. ..... 59c
.TAPE TAB DISPOSABLE
CURITY DIAPERS DAYoIME.$I.5
Fumrntfur and Wood Pin, I Corfr 14 Oz. Can
One Step with Lemon I $1.09
__-


Lb1, I"9x
Tide Detergient box 79c
ASP LAUNDRY DETERGENT
CLOROX BLEACH. ....JUG"65c
SHEER'STRETCH (FOR WOMEN OR ITTrE GIRLS)J,
PANTY HOSEPER... .. 49c
CHECK AND COMPARE
Rl MER'S ...... '..49c


'SUPER-RIGHT"I DOCIOUS FRESI4LY
I~DfhI~f i'uirv 3 LBS. &
GROVUND CHUCK lOover Lb$1.0


CHECK AND COMPARE Everyday Low Price!
KRAFT MAYONNAISE.. A59c
SULTANA WHOLE
GREEN BEANS.... 4 s $1.00
ARGO CUT
GREEN BEANS....5 CS1.00
SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY,
I PIAI,0ANUT is0oz.
PETER PANBUTTER ** JAR
ANN PAGE GRAPE
JAM & JELLY........ 89c
JIFFY (8% oz. Box)
CORN MUFFIN MIX.. 2/21c
WITHOUT BEANS (Regular or Hot)
HORMEL CHILL.......'N 59c
MEDIUM AND WIDE (10 oz. Bag)
yuI E MlDGOLDEN RICH w
MUELLERS MODL,, ..3R 3C
IUL.UI~j NOODLES ...... rnc
KRAFT
FRENCH DRESSING.. z.34c
ANN PAGE ... ,
KETCHUP......... of.43c
Gerber--4oz. -
BABY FOOD je.r 11c
Reay.To-Je Baby Formula .
SIMILAC 32 oz. 63c


"SUPER-RIGHT" SHOULDER SWISS OR C'iUC%
BONELESS STEAK ... LB. $1.39
COPELAND PURE PORK
BAG SAUSAUSGE.......i 95c
A&P DELICIOUS
PIMENTO CHEESE.... 7 9c
Cap'n John's Quick Frozen i
FISH and CHIPS l b. 69c
Fischer's Brand, Quick Frozen 5 Lb. Bucket
Pork Chitterlings $2.95


SSUPE_-, 'T" ALL MEAT.
SLICED BOLOGNA.... :-79c
CAP'N JOHN'S OUICK FROZEN FRENCH FRIED '
FISH STICKS. .W' 55c :. 79c
Quick Frozen i
PERCH FILLETS 1 lb. 95c
Banquet Brand Bee, Chicken, Turkdy
Frozen Pot Pies -8 oz. 20c


ANN PAGE ASSORTED CROSS AND BLACKWELL
SALAD DRESSINGS 3o,: $1.00 SEAFOOD COCKTAIL..,,o ,41c


ViuitOwul F~WPh6wmckaDop~afbstmaa


ASP BRAND
PINEAPPLE JUICEe. .^A38c.
GOLDEN CROWN
LEMONJ IICE2.....,. Z59c
OUR OWN
LOOSE TEA.......... B 99c
A&P BRAND
APPLE SAUCE....5 BS1.00
ASSERTED COLORS FAMILY SIZE
SCOTT NAPKINS,. ..


ENCORE SOLID
MARGARINE .....2 35c
A&P FROZEN REGULAR OR CRINKLE CUT
FRENCH FRIES... A^0 098c
BIRDSEYE FROZEN
CUT OKRA ........o 32c
A&P BRAND FROZEN DESSERT TOPPING
HAND WHIP.........OZ39c
O EZE ceo..(... CUP.
RICH'S FROZEN (Qt. Ctn.... 47c)
COFFEE RICH...... CATON K


A&P Assorted Fla o 46 Oz. Cans
FRUIT DRINKS 3 cons 89c
v 1CcIOFF.COUPON f 1
,^ PALMOLIVE '
CRYSTAL CLEAR DISHWASHING DETERGENT
WITH- 26 OZ WITHOUT
S g_ THIS c,| ,.'A l c THIS'
THIS SIZE*48-CON
COUPON ONLY COUPON
COUPON GOOD THROUGH SUN. 4/1/73

PurnDO CHOW 50 s. $699
DOG CHOW.-.. 50 ibs. $6.99


ASSORTED, FLAVORS REG. OR DIET BEVERAGE
Y IKON CLUB ..101~ h89c

U SIZ (ASSORTED VARIETIES)
M&M CANDY BARS.. '.79c
CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL
DEL MONTE CORN 4 AN $1.00
SWEET EARLY GARDEN
DEL MONTE PEAS 4 's $1.00

AOISN AGEG -25c"
ANN PAGE VEGETABLE BEEF OR O STYLE
gCASENN ODLESOUPKNc
CHICKEN VEGETABLE. 5B89cS


VEGETABLE FLAVOR (10% Oz. Can) A&P NON DAIRY'
CAMPBELL'S 50UP...6/$1.00 COFFEE CREAMER... AZR69






SALTED OR UNSALTED A
.R. 53C
A&P SALTINES...... 29 CANE SUGAR...... 5 B


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PAGE TWELVE THE STAR, Port St. Joa. Flria THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1973


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Th anks to the gqm-kiflitg pow, -
S-r of the ant 'otics, doctors .
have been able to cut the mior-
:tality rate on many diseases. .,'
This Reall drug store carries
the most important lines of
antibiotics. Trust in us to gve
you s.wft seeke aid 'to help -
yo to better health at lower
Cst learn to deprid on ...
IOUR DRPUG STORI




BUZZETT'S
. DRUG STORE
Pb .27"M31 317 WJi.ham
Conwv'nitl Drive-In Window
S Plenty of..Free Parklin



Honor Society
Sets Book Fair
The Port- St. Joe Chapter of
.-,',the .National Honor .'. i/ is
stwi' sj:rro,. a book fair' d',,ruj,
-. tb -,,V of. April 2 through 6..
IBooks will be on display in the
'M..1,,. aCenter- Conference Room
of-Port St. Joe High School from
I 2, 15 a.m. to,. 245 p.. .... t ..! .
S i'ri'..-... -" ''" *,." project will
"be used -for a, National Honor
r. '* .** if 17p*f t, l :,


and a "'/"i law


enforcement


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LADIES' COFFEE LEAGUE -Let's meet another team:' Wewa
) Top -Dollar took 't-.. out F. --I :' t,,. ". .Paula
four games from '.'- Bank this :.':- Elsie *. ',and Irene Bea-
week.. Marion. was high for Top man. ,
*'.... with a high game of 165 Standings W L
and a high series of 372. Elsie was AN Railroad -- .-- 84 16
..high tor Wewa Bank with a high Ralph and Henry, ...-- 73% %
game of !. _.,. high series of 386. Pate's Shell __ ___- 73 27
Ralph and Henry's to6k al' four -5.. -' 54% 45%
games from Margaret's P-i ,v Sa- .Top ..' .40 60
lon. Pay had a high game of ;174 Wewa Bank __.--. 35 15
;and Patsy rolled a 458. series for- B & D 22 :78
"Ralph 'and Henry.. Mary and Av I '.':... ,. Salon ------ 18 82
had big games of 144 and Avrl
threw a- 411 'series for M,.u.. ., GULF COUNTY LADIES LEAGUE
Pollock's. Cleaners ni- ...I ,- Shirt and ...:, clinched first-
PIait'. Shell Center for three ,and. place' by winning' all' four games
,a half games. Sue had a'high game from Comforter's W e d n e sday
of 207 and a fine 565 series .for night. Mary .'," ti. led q.', i
Pollock's. Brenda Was high. for and Trophy to victory with a 2131
Pate's with q. 189 game and' 506 game and 459 series. .: ',',,-
-series. .. bowler, Mary Brown led Comfort-
On lanes 7 and 8, AN Railroad er's with a 145 game and 417 ser-
'.took all four games from B & D. ies. Bertha .lJ.-',:. also bowled a
'Dale had a high game of 157 and 145 game.
Dot Hamm posted a 413. series for Florida First National Bank was
.AN. Irene had a top, game 'of 141 S.i,'t 1 o..f .:. place by win-
and bu rolledd a. 388 -series f-r rir '-17 %ur games from St. Joe.,
D- -----'... ,... : Christine ..Ltfecit.


" officer who -..' r- the fine art
ef using bloodhounds for crime
detectiond work at- Ocala -'. *i.
working, as a .: -' deputy for
the 'Marion County Sheriff's .De-
partment, said "Good: law .en-
forcement will always 'depend
upon dedicated people. working
!,: .ti r-, and .',, ri each other
in whatever way 1 :,;.-'. to com-
bat crime; My wife" and I wanted
.to make '-. -s ., She-
S'Mn i t "..;t nd feel tfiat
"e -- "* o -
S ..'t. is, par-
It .' '1 i, Sher-
iff and 1 7 L.-. .. native
i ,1,1,] 0 ,'o ,,r;. ," ..,;, "
I. -,-' a great deal of time
in odr county over the years and
we feel we know them well."
I. .- a former .-'..'.,l of
'the Washington ,..r''/ i'f'' *
Ti'-'.. -';. and his wife, Ruth,
operate a. restaurant in-Verionh.
Ruth, also involved in law en-
S.' -' .!., is a license examiner
with the florida 1.-'. ,i, Patrol.
When one stops in for a bite to
eat at the P.-'..;..,.:; Restaurant,
law enforcement is I'. aI, to be-
come the 'topic of :. ..'
,.It takes, a special kind of man
to be a ..; .'.'... : i- dep-
uty. Haddock is that kind of
man. He has a scrapbook, filled
with memoirs, that he is some-
times persuaded, to share.
*' soon realizes, that not ev-
eryone could get the results that
Haddock- gets .from the
bloodhounds. He is a ,., .
master who gets ,.. from
the dogs by becoming V'-. _.- bud-
dy. He always 'took personal
charge of their Y. ., and care.
He is quick to point out that
most n!:.: : ). j_".j; are gentle
creatures who do 'i,'.-:' job and
show no particular malice..As a
matter of' '-..it. once they've
i;.-:-- their preythey are like-
ly to walk .up for approval, and
'et..; i from the criminal and
must be held.back by the deputy.
When asked if he still does
that type ok'.work, Haddock re-
U.'-J.-J. "No, not so much any-
more. I've retired' most : of my


bowled a 202 game and Verna
Burch rolled a 502 series' for the
Bank. Connie Kirkland led the
Stevedores with a 184. game, and.
506 series.
SWilliams. Alley Kats won, three


dogs and won't I '.hose. long,
hard runs anymore unless it's
for. a lost r, L or woman, or a
Special case thatJ- -: death
matter. I'm not as 'young as I
.used to, be and I've got a bad
knee and it's a little hard to run


+ Classified Ads +


FOR SALE: .2 -gijrs bicycles. Call FOR RENT: Nicely furnished fully
Elmo Ford. 227l3q=Z8. 2tc carpeted, one bedroom house on
St. Joe Beach. 229-6663. afc-3-29
INCUBATOR SPACE: Bring me
youar eggs and I'll hatch 'em. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house trai-I
Any kind except trich eggs. El- lert with screen porch on Beacon
mo Ford. 227-3786. 2tc-3-29 Hill. ::229-6688. tfc-3-29
FOR SALE: 12' x 60' trailer. 2-bed- FOR RENT: Furnished beach cot-
room and 2 '75' x '150' "lots. St. tages. Reasonable monthly rates.
Joe Beach. 648-5176. 4tc-3-29 Phqne 227-3491 -or 229-5641. tfe
FOR SALE: 1972 .Honda QA mini- WANTED: 40 acres or more. Road
bike; 1970 Chevrolet, pick-up and power. Please drawmap and
truck, 6 cyL auto. trans.; 18'5" give price, terms, and send to P.
7T-:.. : 1: --. heavy duty trailer, 0. Box 952, Lancaster, Ohio 43130.
S r.: Evinrude motor. lOtp-3-22
For more Informnnatien call 648-1
4255 after 4:00 p.m. tfe-3-29 FOR RENT: One and two bedroom
attractively furnished apart-
FOR SALE: Small duplex centrally ments. Cool in summer, warm in
. located on Mexico Beach, 31st St. winter. Gas heat, window fans.
Business lot. Available : wnter as heat, wdow ans.
Phone 648-5256. 2tp-3-29 They must be seen to be appreciat-
LOT FOR SALE or RENT: SuitableedCt Mr. or Mrs. B. C. Plce
Sfor trailer. Madison and Chero- at WIMICO LODGE and TRAILER
kee, Oak Grove. .Easy terms. B. PARK., White City. Phone 229-2413
Anderson. Phone 229-6604. ltp or'648-3101 .: tfe-10-28
MC's PAWN & SWAP SHOP :F FOR THE BEST in Television and
FOR SALE: Window fans, air con- Sound cohi.' by-301 .Reid Ave.,'
S-;...is 8-track home s -:.: and see. our line of televisions,
., -..:..i -.-sets, car tape play- components, stereos, radios and
r '.7 ."2, rleny r ci i iems. 102 5h tapes. We have a repairman avail-
H. .H.i .- \.. 229-6193. 3-29 able- daily. K and D TV and,
FOR SALETruck camper, 10 ft. SOUND, 301 Reid Ave., Phone 227.
si,.ps 6 .: 'e, ice box, gas and 2071. t .l3:s
'ele;'.: h ,t.. ercom, heater and WANTED.TO BUY: Cancelled post.
'.c .... .:E'- Used viry. little. .'"age stamps." Any .- .'.: n' .;.i
Can be seen- at 805 Woodward, Ave. :,,... must be w 'i i o- r 3;
or call 227-5476 after 3:30. 3p 3-22 stamps. See Robert "I.. at Ken-
HOUSE-FOR SALE: 3 *1 -7 T.1 'nedy Electric. 4te-3-29
l'." i .-,", room, m'.--" '. r FOR SERVICE without *i..v. Call
.... .;-.. -.. .... Bath KINTt. :..,.today. Plumb-


Gulf County' ISheriff Raymond Lawrence, 'all seem hap!ab~t the new home which has
"Minnie, PiI-VI and Mr. and' Mrs. Olen Haddock been arranged for 'Minnie Pearl".



un in
Minnie Pearl Finds New



Home With Gulf Sh eriff


.I. electrical, appliances and air
. ... .. i. .. 0. ..;. Phone 229-
',.;-. tfe-3-22.

"ELECTRO-PHONIC
STEREO and TAPE PLAYERS
See. the Large Selection
at
ST. JOE HARDWARE


a dog '. ... .the swamps and FOR SALE House at Mexico Beach., 4t COMPANY 3-1
fields for eight or ten miles." .Custom built, masonry, 2 bed-
rooms. Close -to- beach. Extra lot
One gets a distiret feeling, available, $17,700. See owner, 15th CALADIUM BULS: Place your .
however, that O'.n Haddock, a St. 648-7621. 2tp "order: now from these Port St..
tough, dedicated l... ,r, would OR SALE Dinette quite in Jo Garden Club members. Call
not rs.'rA too nuch persuasion good condition.. Table an 1. J.. Alt-r'ast 227-5201; Miss
".to put his, wiry hands to- L. r Table has black-andvt '781; J.:
frh gatp, ansl..'.,.r...h.7.,,o anfQrymea top, Chairs are black imber
1avqh again and ..- .I-,ee I.th white (:" <--" ti-.7 6 6'6r anymember
u ar.st6i with whue .%1!',i 1" ,' i.,;,i m ,-, ,i. 1Wel
z. ,.. the i -'.', of friend .or uali material with whites ....- tf-
ir r ." Y ii-y Call 648-3121. 'tfe OR F N r ',, venture and a
FOR SALE: 1969- Chevrolet -1 '.- r *'.: fr~3. Jk IAo ., lh tP'at dift.-c,,
sedan. Air .conditioned, p. '-,r .,, T ,-., ., .I .I M.1 or c.ijl
Last 'Rites Held steeri" ;. brakes. G +,,.. :,, .. ..ui
t1 lles e ... i, ,, .,T good .ti,-. .... .. i.,, ,
For Frank Bake "' -.: a a
S35, 41tp4.15 REDUCE 04f.: ,rll ;.jt wltt W" li;
Frank -,i."-,, 19 a:. ... ----- B T" r
,;.. ..:. i .. at s2 3 & .. FOR SALE. Lincoln Continieis.. 4- pilLi". (C'rmpL'li. Dcw:_. I'..S' i ,
,,.: ;.in .. ...i. n ,.tr White .r ",W INCOME TAX SERViCe: l-n.l-
He was a truck driver for the t'g,,r ,, .. exhaust system. Nhew ..ouih triddy, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.
.,', ., .r 99 Paul Bloun'. 12 Ph ne 2' 9 I for f ,' uIr.iu ,,I-. ,
T ... "" I '[ ,. '_' -... 1 ";iHu tper. Phone 229-=4'4'iI *..* 'i,- Sr i.'l iu'l f"t r 5 Pl.M
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.unter one_ 2 ,.. ., "ley T.
Ida Baker; one r i.,,,;1'r .Wanda; FOR SALE: '14' ti'-.".. i,'. ri~ HI ", fe-2-
two sons, Frank, Jr., and I.r ., oat with 20 h Johnson .r:.r' WANTED .' ..r ..
all of Wewahitchka; ..:..v -and -,r..ji ;,.;. r For information call man in Gulf County. St. Joe Mo-
father, Mr. 8:.. Mrs. OQscar Baker .2:- i tfe-3-1 tor Co, Port St. Joe. tifc2-15 -
of 77- f..' *.,. one brother', Rev. .' I I E cl
Luther Baker of Port St. '. three FOR SALE: 20 foot !, ..' sailf- o ,ry S'. ph,. Free estimate
sisters, Mrs. Inez Lockwood of boat 'Phone 648-3934. tfe-1-11 Go arflniE' ,'a i hr an materials:
Blountstown, Mrs. Marvel Myers Low down payment. Phone 227.
and Mrs. r.:27 .,; .n both of FOR SALE- 3 bedroom house with 7
,-..- .. ,r, ; two -;i,,..,.rs den. Good neighborhood. Call INCOME TAX SERVICE: Robert.
Mrs. "; .. Barnwell of Blounts- 229-5821. fC4-10-29 L. Montgomery. 505 3rd Street.,
.town and Mrs. Alice Perry of We- Phone 2274811. 8tp-1.18
wahitchka. FOR SALE: Lowry organ. For more
.. '. IMonI information call 227-8701 after
Funeral services were held Mon 00 p .o 2294303 fc SEWING MACHINE
day ..... -at 3:00 p.mo at New.500 p.m. ok 229-03. tfc-3-1 SEWING MACHINE
Hope ., -Church- lof Wewa REPAIR SERVICE
'.." -.. conducted by Rev: N. Bow- C & G Home and Industrial
,ers. Interment f... '..2 in the fam- ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 2t PHONE 639-5357. 2-8
Hy plot of Ri-::e. ,.i Cemetery' sidental and Industrial,
P 1mereL. Wiring and Appliance Repairs
in ..: .' Air Conditioning Heating
, Pallbearers were L. C. Williams, Oil Burner Technician
Gus Russ, James RRouse, Walter' CALL 229-6863 or 229-5777 B I NGO
Wright, John porter and Charles .Every Saturday Night
Gray. Beginning December 16
Services were 'u r i:. the diree- 7:30 P.M.
tion of Comforter f.' -.i: Home.' INO. DRIVE-IN THEATRE AMERICAN LEGION
S Apalathicola, Florida HOME.

NOTICE Friday .and Saturday-
Perso"ns Z. ,- March 30 and 31 10 SPEED BIKES IN STOCK. Men's
dPersonsr,. :, B G.. ws- women's. Racing style. Touring
W. _. 2BIG SHOWS style. Credit terms available. WES.


e ele i 11 ... k 7.- 'f r .'_ ,,--
fiee of-the .i' ..' one 'I
Commissioner, -or, .': '
in Group One :. i i";: C..
missioner in Gr... '-..: i t
City of Port St. -J: f c.'.:. r... .'
do so on or before .A _7,. -LI,.
Fcrm.? f-r filing' are available in
c '-.'-. Clerk's office, Municipall
F'.d.in iIPort St. 'Joe Florida.


and lost one to Bowen's C :.':: ... C. W. BROCK 3-29
Helen Armstrong was high bowl- City Auditor and Clerk 3t
er for, the Alley Kats with a 180
game and 497 series. Sherry David- 'NOTICE RECEIVE
a 1 The SEALED, BIDS
son le4 theCowgirls with a'.10 Board f County Commis-
game and 440 series. sioners, of Gulf County will receive
St. Joe Kraft won two and a half sealed bids from any person, com-
games and lost a game and a half pany, or corporation interested in
toSt. Joe FurnitureEvelynSmithselling the County the following.
to St. Joe Furnture Evelyn Smth personal property.
led Kraft with a' 182 game. and I Fertilizer per ton in '50-pound
493 series. Opal Howard had a 175 bags, to be picked up by the County
game and Jo Sealey had a 448 ser- at seller's warehouse. State price
ies for St. Joe Furniture. for the following: 8-8-8; .10-10-10;
13-13-13.
Standings W L Bids will be received until April
Shirt nad Trophy .... 72 36 10, 1973 at 9:00 A.M', (EST) at the
Fla. 1st Nat. Bank .... 67% 40% office of the Clerk Circuit Court,
St.- Joe Furniture' ___ 62% 45% P. O. Box 968, Port 'St. Joe, Flor,
ida.
St. Joe Kraft -------- 61% 46% The Board reserves the right to
Comforter's ---- -----56 52 reject' any and all bids.
Williams Alley Kats -_ 53 55 BOARD of COUNTY
-St. Joe .Stevedores 45% 62% COMMISSIONERS,
BoGulf Coufity, Florida 3-29
Bowen's Cowgirls ---- 14 94 A. L. DAVIS, Chmn. 2t


"FRENCH CONNECTION"
"VANISHING POINT"
NEXT WEEK
"DAGMAR, Inc.".
"CARRY ON CAMPING"



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




KILPATRICK
Funeral Home
and
Ambulance Service
Prompt-Efficient--Courteous
Telephone 227-2491


TERN AUTO, Port St. Joe. 6-15


INCOME TAX SERVICE
contact
CLYDE WHITEHEAD
901 .Garrison Ave.
Saturday & Sundays All Day
Monday thru Friday,
after 6:00 p.n.
Phone 2295281


Your SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
PAINT. Dealer in Port St. Joe .



THETA
EARTH




306 ead Ave.


HEATH RADIO and TV
Black and white Color
All Work Guaranteed
PHONE 229-2782

SEWING MACHINES: Dial and
Sew. See at K&D Television and
Sound. 301 Reid Ave., Phone 227-
2071. tfc-3-1
PROFESSIONAL HELP with emo-
tional problems and/or concerns.
Gulf County Guidance Clinic, Port
St. Joe, Florida 229-3621 or Rev,
Sidney Ellis, 229-6598.

INCOME TAX SERVICE
by
BERNARD 0. WESTER
813 Marvin Ave.
Phone 229-3107

FOR WELDING NEEDS see James
L; Temple, 1302 Palm Blvd.
tfe-9-7
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
MAN or WOMAN
Reliable person from this area-to
service and collect from automatic
I,,-'T.3 No experience needed.
We establish accounts for you. Car,
.- .r !i id $995.00 to $1,995.00
.'- necessary. 4 to 12"
-.; : could net good part-
*,-; ,ri,...i^ Full-time more. For
local interview, write, including
telephone number, Eagle Indus-
tries,, Department BV, 3938 Mea-
dowbrook Road, St. Louis Park,
Minnesota 55426; Itp

ECONOMY CASH STORE
Apalachicola, Fla.

LERIO WATER PUMPS
Pumps and parts. Only freeze-
proof pump on the market.
Only pump that can be re-
paired for .', worth of
parts.
New Sanitary Brand
STORE' SCALES $335.00
New 4 burner
GAS STOVES ....... $125.00
'New 4 3urr'
_ELEC. STOVES ------ $139.00
30 Gallon Round
WATER HEATERS ____ $65.00
New 15 *cu: ft. GE automatic
Defrost No-frost
REFRIGERATOR ____ $95.00
also -
Latest Ladies and Girls'
FASHIONABLE
at lowest prices


A New Service At.
POLLOCK'S CLEANERS
UNIFORM RENTALS
For Information, Come by
or Call
107 Second Street
Phone 227.4401


MEXICO BEACH
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Hwy. 98 Phone 648-5110
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 t' e


FOR
AMBULANCE SERVICE
In Wewahitchka and
Port St. Joe


CALL -
Comforter Funeral Home
22743511

SEPTIC TANKS pumped ouat Call
Buford Griffin. Plfone 2294694
or 229-2937.
R.A.M.-Regular convocation on 9L.
Joseph Chapter No. 56, A -
1st and 3rd Mondays, 8 p.m. All
visiting companions welcome.
WILLIE LEE GRIFFIN, H. P.
E. WILLIAM McFARLAND, Sec.
WILLIS V. ROWAN, POST 11&
THE AMERICAN LEGION, meet-
ing first and third Monday nights,
8:00 pan.m. American Legion Home.
THERE WILL a, regular com-
munication of Port St. Joe Lodge
ao. 1ll, F. & A. M., every first
and third Thursday at 8:00 p.m.


E. C. BAILEY, W.M.
HERBERT L. BURGE, Secty


Gulf C. ,t 'i is the recipient
of a. fine ...', .i'f-- .1 gift from
Washington County. Olen 'Had-
dock, long-time law man,' and his;'
wife, Ruth, are shown .present-
ing Gulf. County ir.-' i1 Ray-
mond Lawrence with "Minnie
Pearl", a '....:.:.,'' .d puppy'that
will be trained for use in the
G ulf r..",, ..'., r-l -
ment.
Haddock, a L i .. of Vernon,


and kitchen has be.' ...
remodeled. House '.-..-'.'
S. *ebuy. By
.-- all 229-654a after 5: &0
: "th Street.
FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house, St.
Joe Beach, 1% blocks off water.
Priced right. Call 229-4556 after
5:00 p.m. or on week ends. 3tp-3-22


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