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Title: The star
Uniform Title: Star (Port Saint Joe, Fla.)
Physical Description: Newspaper
Language: English
Publisher: W.S. Smith
Place of Publication: Port St. Joe Fla
Creation Date: April 5, 1973
Frequency: weekly
regular
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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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FOURTEEN PAGES


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S PORT. ST. JOE,


NUMBER 31


FLORIDA 32456 THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1Yi3


i ''x Youth Award,

atio'Y -, trophy pir'i&atin day1 ,rid' OK? Bet. ,"-
for the Liui' 7,,1t0h p ,r, Lere in Port TEAM AWARDS
St. Joe, At 2 i0 pm nfli,,'-. ., the annual Team t'.~'r': v.., os o tibtw- H
barbecue at the Centennial iahidix., 'Ben- i.i ':w I.*.. Chv-mp.r',: ,ti
,y Roberts presented 'trophies t 'ohastand. eralS, Savers, :'7'VA '.ir 'I ..-
'ing. players 'league champions and the tour- and-Westerni }'"v -: f192 .B,. I .
nament-team 'which represented Port St. .ners. .
''Joe in the state] play offs last'y~r. Major League" champs- .,' I
The .pr-. of; ,,' .' trophies tadition- presented individual trophies w
ly opens the -,/j'- Yoith League season here Roberts, Jay Fleming, I.r. Weih
,in Port St. Joe ."' h Roberts; Randall Na',l, Stev
INDIVIDUAL AWAS .. Ste1 LaFit.ev, M fr1ty Bsey. .
M aj' ', 'i' '... u J y F.,ii i r_,., tl,.l F.',,iTne.H ,- Jeff ,' r-e' r f. .1J T
. Valuable P .:- '-r, .i' a yne- I'nr n. I '
np,'.,f. :; a i":,(lr,, Hla I. r 1 .. -..... .. t:. Citize : rF','_ : 1 *-*. Tr ...'r ,
aman;, ;: ,,- -M -.,n, -ofi |,L ;.ir.'t ..,] 10. .,r. ac -,,ipsis r."r *i' l --' *'.". ,:.,:
Minor'."l .,i e ,%-.. .. .)4 Le','.. M.,It T'-,',, (C' rt,, P'h' Lar-y.- R thb
W/" ,.rl Pr, -, tt, l .~V.' d ? rtf[.,. ,z(. '.j f ..y, oaf M .b


Se -ente
s Presented


'*ard- ,
? '.'r' Fed-
Champs
ai. wiT-
fjij Star;
ere' Jim
orts, Bas-
ve., Allen,
c y Stan-
"ryl' Bax-
r League

,.,lrw. Da-

:Y. T r .-..,
rt.n Mel-


if'14)et, r n t If~.-r


a l!~- 4KJ~ ~ Randall
ani-1 r1 Torch VWIlL'.w--'-.
Dmxe B La uLe.c'j n c -up~u Irophies
-were aI;a~i -I WeI N' E!LiPMNorton,
John Owehs2 Robet ~eu* aurn, A!;n Stick-
land, ReySojeJA'I'kRandy
D~eWitt, Ron m TLO're.' Randy PL~ilhp-,,Sandy
."sa-ibofxiand, Dicky .,Wager. .-
Te'r,-jrarnezat team a-xardl wkie given' to
Jim Roberts; Jay Fouorning, BS-ieveAllen, Craig
Welmorts, Duane M".f',iland, Giez Chason,
'Buddi~y W ~a~i Wa.Pipttr0r4 Gi-g.
T-Ad, H~alin H~d-Iql, r~, ully Ke~riedy, Wade
*Stoutamire, Charles Crjstain. Jre-' Beaid*erj,
F-obMI't Br'a'Lh a'id 'loirs vli,
L'x~ Erys Skot Te T.u').j~.arnh'fawvards
:I WVr41f~:tao Alen%.b irs-rd, B'ill N'4jrttn,

Lizcia M-L&e Scott. gr-.fP.:A.Is, Kim DavF'.
.J-Ani 0 u. ;H End tepv, CIow'.


Auditor's criticism Not Deserved.


The 'City Commission took ex-
Scaeption Tuesday uo'bt to a rep-
rimand, by- 'State. Aiditor hi..h .
ard Ellison' who scored 'the
Eo0 rd. f.r ni., ''., t.', r-rr C
ed from 1,,+ "-r.'- to finance the
und- 3-construction here.. :
Mayor .iTom ,'.J...' said,
"The' Auditor 'hAs, chastised' us
for using good sense". Former
Mayo .Frank Pate, who signed
Sthe papers for the loan said, '"If
,any criticism is due, it should
be directed at, the state for. let-.
ting us have all the money at
ope time if they didn't expect
us to use it wisely".
:':The City has borrowed $,6.4
million from a 'state revolving
loan fun ..created It rt ij
po-6 Lf L.i-r u -, r. ,'-.'' ,.'l ..
. ; get -...i j J, .t"i~i; r.n' ,' i.
Stion c:tr...or.',; '. and ,."
meit rin:;. The ,.' received
4' yea !, a t '.i l o. 'is


the first of this month, on con- of'the bor.rowed-money with the ary and '- -es the -$2e $2,, 146 50
struction. costs.. [- .' T ,,., .', night, .showing interest over. the same period of
City Auditor and Clerk Charles ..and st..' ...at .
-Brock filed a financial statement .. ..'.
on ,,:."- .. ,) more will be paid out-' p .said he -.ft the City
i in '"".-,,L-i "We can't very well '.,",,''Jr a:r. for anapology from
,. .r h h. fund fil"' ..-,.. ,... t. e rn :, t,; w wasn't
The l S I 'l '"' "'sid In' : "' n- + '. : had
le' I e '*r," .I'..-.1u,, =he"'City. ha f,~ 'not'' "-'.,,h' the f'wd. in an
Theyllosteal.,-'in 0.. ..
Almost Anything :. i Mayor .ay pointed out
.r "".. the $6.4 was a loan and not a
M 'r... '- '*.... ** A :.f. y p out-
Comniisloner Bob Holland *".... '.'d th. .-gift and he felt-the, City. was.
provdo people will take any. 3.'.y I r.'.. :1 '.J ,toter- ,ci(:k -,, "r-. y
thing not 'too hot or nailed ,tO. P-" t- ..s-"*> *S' r'W.breb to the City's best advantage.
down Tuesday night. 1- .. ''
'Holland told, .the City Com- -
mission that for over, a year
a group of citizens has been
seeking transportation to haul
several'rold car' bodies out into
the Gulf to, form an artificial ..
fishing, ref. .
.Permits' .had been secured
.- and- old cars coltectmd in a E-' .-_.
pile on the banLk of the inal.
Last week, the s:--vics of a
Sbar" were S,.,e4 Wh'n f .- -ew
they, went to .-' the car bo-
dies, they, were gone. Nobody '
knows where. _--


Spring Shw
S, Highiand VView
Thb Port St. Je Lioes' elup ,
an Spr Hors, Sow Churth in Reviva
'be .b atl ttne ih.-iw Ai en o
High "y -.1 iSa'turdlay. .%pill
,. .. 1pr A worldwide simultaneous re-,
it w c.* ]anndu Cred thas *k val is presently underway in
S'proj l ch ren s r- approximately 10,000 churches
ton anshow lwch starts at 1:00 of God in some 90 countries. L.
p.m.he show; whve 2 eventars for all E. Roberson, Pastor of the High-
p.m. wil hFive tr25hievents forwill be land View Church of God an-
ages. iv tphies will be 'special evangelistic ser-
awarded in each class plus a ves wi begin Apl 8 and c-
SSenior High Point trophy and tinue until further notice, in co-
Jumnwr High Point trophy. -,operating with. the nation-wide
There is no: charge for spec- pogram
tators,' but participants will pay
an entry fee'of .P.......... Evangelist. Beatrice Stansky,
The Lions' Club will-operate who has ministered in many
a concessions stand during the countries around the world, will
entire show be the special speaker for this
special revival crusade. .
All proceeds from the annual The Church of God cordially
shows are used by the Lions invites you and your family to
Club to finance their sight con- attend these special services be-
servation program. ginning each evening at 7:00 p.m.


City Remir




of Water L

J. C. B !.n, B-1t .1f TeOf J"Z the e.-6nditure.
Jd e'Pp C:. :.Miv; p't Qt:*[ J; 'F. -':='F P.lt ti Mont-
t0 any id.' ib: b ', ",. ':3!!,'"..--";:' l- i dei .-!':' of 12
' 'r! r. .? or '-ar." '1-.' f ;S fi .h e l-bo ii ia1 2e-.
i ..- i, tr: I : ..'"' il..: y i ity
7i i 4 rcat' y-- '.' ', bar n il

; ...The B id ,.i. : ';'...k them
ST .... .... .,, ... .' i up n the '- 1 .
*: :':. i: rL Pern TheBotrd also reimbursed the
]t- -t-. .-d-.; .i ,t Jaycees fees' charged for h cr-
L:", Bo t, -..t..- cus .,.,e by the group re-
SI, Paper Company last year of cu :; d b h e gpr
a ; average 25e r .' "lb n c*i: -. a cetBy Board has made a
month for the C.., I meant for non profit organizations
Belin said 'he didn't know what mnt for nonprofit organizations
future -needs of the City may be- ..
nor -.1.: r: of any r.- OTHER BUSINESS
industrial, or residential w'." *e The Board was toldby their
in the -..'.:.'.': "But I do engineer's j- : T..: i.- .-. -,. Joseph
-know the su-pply *%. ': z ; from "Test, it appears as. if the Waste-,
the .:*: '-- .source is not with- water treatment i ...it :I be
out r -1 about July 1' This is


JAYCEES MAKE OFFER
'A :1'.:-: of Port-St. Joe.
Jaycees appeared' before the
Board Tuesday. night, offering
.t6 build a new concessions stand
at the little league baL...
fields. The City has had requests,
to construct a new concessions
stand, but "other recreational
needs has caused ,the City to
study .the matter. L- fo. 4 closely.


Another Round

for Pitts and tee

'.< Leo C, -
will, appear on behalf' '.i ',-.:
State at a hearing on a motion
for. a new trial in the case of
the State of Florida vs. Pr ..'
Lee Pitts and Wilbert Lee.,
Jones has received notice that
the hearing will be held before
Judge D. RI Smith in the Marion,
County Courthouse in' Ocala -on
Friday, April 6,
A Jackson County Grand Jury
returned indictments on both
men after -the defendants had
scessfully moved for a change
of venue last year.
-A four-week re-trial of Pitts'
S.-,'i e for the 1963 Gulf Coun-
ty double slaying of Grover
Floyd and Jesse' urkett was
"then i..". ..- bby Jones in'the
Jackson County Courthouse in
., a '. which resulted. in
their conviction, in March of
.1972.


ready to prepare themselves to earn their living
Stud s Study Careers or get more education. -The program is spon-
SI scored each year by the Student Council. Special
..Jackie Arq and Benna Butts sign up visitors guests of the school were juniors and seniors from
to Port St. JPe High School's annual. "Career Wewahitchka and -Apalachicola high schools who
Day" TuesdayJ The annual event.draws represen- took advantage-of the knowledge and guidance
tatives. from various trades, professions and col- offered at "Career Day".
leges to counsel, juniors and seniors in getting -Star photo
I '7 -,1*.-.


Mrs. Harvey Is

Taken by 'Death

Sunday Morning

Mrs. Lockie Harvey, age 87,
passed away Sunday after an ex-
tended illness. Mrs. Harvey was
a native of West Virginia where
hbe had spent most of her life.
She moved here three and a half
f' r a aia4and made her home
with Mn ;and Mrs. David Ruck-
Sman. She* was';the : widow of the
late Rev. Samuel David Harvey
who was. a retired Methodist
minister.
Survivors include one son,
Tom Harvey of Baltimore, Md.;
two daughters, Mrs. Espie Strick-
land of Houston, Texas and Mrs.
Violet Ruckman of Port St. Joe;
one brother, John Rogers of Bea-
ver, West Virginia; one sister,
Mrs. Anne Buskirk of Beaver,
West Virginia; 10 grandchildren
and 17 great grandchildren.
Funeral services were conduct-
ed Tuesday from the Nazarene
Church with the Rev. Roy Smith
and Rev. Millard Spikes officiat-
ing. Interment followed in the
Holley Hill Cemetery, under the
direction of Kilpatrick Funeral
Home.


ided


limitss

beyond the contract limits and
the City must decide what steps
to take '.'- :'.:,' overtime pay-
ments.
S.The Chamber of Commerce
requested the t 'y to place at-
; .'"- ,.'. -' i T.,, on the
'i....- '-... ,' '.:' .. at each en-
trance to the City. Clerk Brock
was instructed to get prices on
permanent type signs.
*.Several, complaints of in-
CJ4. '..'L ,. "street lighting was pre-
sented o" l:.:- aTl. Florida Power
S. ill'be told of the'
situation.
A q i -meeting was sche-.,:
duled for next Tuesday night to
discuss a,. water purchase con-
tract with St. Joe Paper Com.
pany, the MunicipalI Hospital
and .1 '. in treatment- plant
,'- t. :,.t i.


''SchoolBoard

Sets Calendar

for Next Year

The Gulf Cointy School Board
began taking steps Tuesday to
maintain a tighter control .on
students leaving the school
grounds during the day-espec-
ially at lunch time.
"We're going to have' to do
something about the problem",
Superintendent David Bidwell
said. "We don't mind the stu-
dents going home for lunch, but
we can't go on being responsi-
ble for students'during the day
when they leave the, school
grounds." The Board is going to
meet with the Student Council
to set up some sort of regula-
tions to better control the situa-
tion.
The Board also approved a
calendar for next year which will
reflect some changes from the
usual school year. The new cal-
lender features a Spring holi-
day, which Superintendent Bid-
well will be around Easter time.
The new calender requires
teachers to report for work on
August 15 and students on Au-
gust 27 for the next school year.
(Continued On Page 10)


Yes Indeed-It



Did Some Raining

-There's no denying ;the fact we've had a lot of
- rain recently. .Since .thefirst of the year, Port 'St.
Joe. i.. i..',1 nearly .lif of the p,'r,.- .ition re-
*..'. .,il .r~ ear. A third of it.l aioiunt hAls
fallen .iiri ti'r: p'-. .
Last lyea, -17 .5 i, :.. of rain were recorded in
Port St.. Joe.. 'T.: "'; ,,r l,.- ii reords show 41.5
-, fell. .l far, 1O, yai.,, th.. area has had
19.2 inches of rainfall- and 7 '.: ir'h---; of that was ex-
p- r ;.'1.,. from W-'in.. 1 of last ..'0.-k through
M.,'r-.y' night of this week. '.-.

For those of you who think -it. "flooded" Satur-
day night-it did! Bill Simmons' rain gauge at-St.
Joe Paper Company. showed 3.5 inches fell during
the ,;!-ht Saturday. During the big storm Monday
,Ti-bit, only 1.2 inches came down, inim-luding a-fair,.
amount of hail.
A rainfall of 7.2, inches in ~i.week may not, seem,
like too much, but all of that water was given to us
in only four days, Last W .l--:h:x.h,' 2.3 inches of'
rain was recorded. Thursday, only .2 inch registered.
on the rain gauge. Saturday's 3.5 and Monday's 1.2
accounted f~r the remainder.
'Tuesday night's precipitation added .8 of an.
inch to the total for the week.


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PAGE TWO THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Flolda. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1973



EDITORIALS ...






Prayer and Faith Encouraged POW's


'Almost all of the returning American
prisoners of war, are testifying to the
power of prayer and faith in the prison
camps, according to an American Baptist
Navy chaplain stationed at'Subic Bay Na-
val Air Station, The Philippines.
"The key to their survival and to their
*mental and emotional health Was a deep
abiding, and growing, relationship with
'God,"' said. Ch.,pl,'.m Alex B. Aronis, an
Amenri.,n 'B ptir iwivlve d in the Ainistry
'to retulr.inm POW's
S "The story of the reblgiqus experiences
of thrbe mtarei ins.-pirsryi beyond w-..rd,"
,.says Chaplain Aronis; ".D'jr;r,.g' the -most.
difficultlt the heot piiufil, the. -darkest
hour .I i..i.id t.h'. r -and enabled
them to get through /
'One r rrin^g FOW told "C-f.:l'h
Aro.i, WiVth o;i Go.', I would nit have
beern able"to survive". .
"In other'.,wo:rds," Aronis' rpIiel,
S,.'"God' re~-lly helped you.", -
.. :. "'ll,," the returnee-said, "not merely
helpedd. I mean it whe I.-:ay .I could not
ave: made- it without: God p'ilr i' me
t' h ough.". '" '- '. : '
The former POW's told Ch0 -i'n Aro-
ri;, of worship ';.r.4w .,4 ,,,. scrip-
ture studies, which occurred in most of
'I' .,..r ,. .f war camps. The' f-.-. .ril;
}- ".-r o f 'f 'the ['r ...",..r- 1. '.-..-' -"In the
.f...i.n", "You'll Never 1W'..d- *..n-. _
"Whait A Friend 'We" Have In Jesus" and
.-"HT.ly, Holy, Holy". .
The 23rd Psalm, l....'lir."rr' "The
Trdl is my shepherd, I shall not want,"
was cited by -.the POW's as their major
means of _scriptural support.' "'.- .ri-,
should know the 23rd Psalm,'. one *re-.
i.iujjr ri ,A,1j Ar-onis. Also memorized .,rjdl
b,-d among. the men were the Beati-
".,idn',,*Mans 12 and 1'..r iiii ,13.
*'iF;' r i :. r,-tI rj I1 whole sections of
i il'10r dr' rL' r.f thf-r1 1 ,' ,. o 'he
n .J.v :O i h} f V <'f l:-ii ,',' l ..


Their byword, Aronis said, was "God
Bless You." The greeting was addressed
freely .to one another, even to those who
professed to tbe 7" -.- ..:.-: or atheists.
"You know," one POW said after his
release, "now h_ we are back we'll have
to remember F.I U;.-A. 4:13 all over
again, and instead of, 'I cari do all things,'
it should be, 'We can do all things, through
Christ, who strengthens us.' "
When the.returning POW's sat .down
'for their first meal at the Subic .Bay Na-
val Air 'Station, a Navy dietician noted
that she had rae-ir seen, so, many people
bow their e"it ,to' sa'( Y .ts, e grace. t
"The rel~'ig, '.x ri ~Te was so sig-
nificant and so r.,e ; '' f.. .f-ome," C._-'
lain Aronis -.. .;- t" that I kr-.",
of '.:I-" .-. .." ;' had the xv ,,. ::
experience. : *.::,'- what 'r.'e"- learned
in term's of life,. --'.'.- and r.r. :.i-L s"
One POW went so. far as to tell Aronis
that. everyone 'v o,..l "'- .r'.fit from one or
two years, in a. POW camp. "However",
Aronis pointed out, "He didn't feel it was
particularly -beneficial after- the second
year." -
SThe prison i '-.. m- .. made the -men
'" .. t. ].- t cik. that the thankfulness
... I itself i ;.. :r.irt. of courtesy,
graciousness and ,.....i. r r. ;" Aronis
*--; "I was tickled I. the way one man
,'.t-e of C-.'.':. i. -'.'." 'The'moment my
feet touched *l.'.' on North Vir.,rA,,'.e'
1. -.l. God was Lr.-j'T'ir next to me. He was'
three buildings tall, the tip of His shoes
came to my forehead,.and He said to me,
"I'Tm going to be with you and rm going
to take care of you.' "
stories just- k pt. coming," Aro-
nia: wrote, "not because I wag pumping ,
but because. they just had to be told It
was the. kind of spontaneous sharing of.
"(r''r] News that is apparent in. the New
Testament,"


-Florida 'Baptist


When the County Commission came
up with its pl i"'-. to finance p"i b.i, :. of
fire trucks for TT;_. ... View, WTi,, City
and'the Tupelo Fire Control T'-.,i. t' they
began to get a little stattic though, evi '
dently, not from- the 4reas involved. We
must be t.,otfif,,ii and admit we had mis-
v''i ':--' too.
A i all, we rationalize, .people who
'live in these out-lying areas, knew when
tl.:- 1.., ,., they :.."i.Li have no fire pro-
tection, water works or .'. .- treatment
.plants. As a matter of fact, many people
move to these areas 'to avoid the taxes
which must be collected to pay .for these
conveniences and services.
It's .- to use this argument to op-
pose the County financing fir. trucks-
muntil you lgt-I. to analyze the situation.
In every area affected,, a fire ,'..,*t "' t..r,:
of up to. one half mill per year is levied to
pay for fire protection.. Uitil a '.*. years
ago this was paid to the City, of Port St.
Joe for 'providing the service. 'Now, the
funds will be divided between Port St. Joe,
Highland View and White City, with the


Perspective

On
Education


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


Ungraded schools started' in
Milwaukee in the 1940's 'and
gained favor in the 1950's es-
pecially in suburban areas. In
rural- districts the setup became
:a natural outgrowth of the tra-
ditional one-room school. This
movement has since picked up
momentum.


money received by Highland Vie
White City going back to the Coun
a period of years to pay for th
trucks. So, in '. these areas
ing I'.. '- '. to fire pro
The, Tupelo .-. -' Dist
the N,.- h end of ',- County is 7
in the same ;.r. takes 1l...
turned to the .. r each '.. to
loans with .b.ih to .i', 't fire f
i l .tpi ri.' -, .-
The only f.1> ,'%' It. bugs us,
hope the County Commission will c
this is, }r-' -' are no elected office
VtI'..- Ci'.- and T,7:1.:.-.I View to
sponsible for the care iand mainten
the new -.'-i'.kr We don't "t-'
will be :.= .:-. t.,. but what we're
is, nobody is charged by. law to loo
it. The. C -. :,' v.- has a Fire Distric
missioner and presumably he will b
ged with seeing that equipment
perly cared for as well as his pasi
'of "serving as liaison between the
and those living in the Fire Conts
tricts.


The non-graded system has
many variations. In a great num-
ber of schools it is used only at
the, primary level. Grades 1, 2
and 3 are lumped; the ladder
starts in the fourth year;
Others have reorganized en-
tirely, but keep the children in
self-contained classrooms. Thus


Dear Wesley,
The :r'. .: of the people in
this world are honest, law abid-
ing pepole, and I have always
'I .-~. this, but from some of.
the ''., :. we read in the news-
paper, see and hear on televi-


Meeting to Discuss
Beach Sand Transfer

A public :,-. '-, sr to discuss' pro-
posed field tests' of an experimen-
tal sand transfer system at Mexico
Beach, will be held Monday, April
9 at 7:00 p.m. in the Mexico Beach
Town Hall. The sand transfer sys-
tem has been ', I'T.:'.i by ,the
U. ..: of, r'n.:-:.. Wa->
terways n. .: -:, Vicks-
burg, Miss The proposed testing
would begin on or about June 15
and continue 1.., :. 12 months.
Any interested :;.-:' !, are in-
vited to '- *"- ',: c.z,'7 interested per-
sons unable to attend should con-
tact Johnny Ingram, Area Engin-
eer, Corps of Engineers, Panama.
City, Florida, for proceedings of
the meeting.


Beach Chamber Kicks
Off 'Second lingDing

The Mexico Beach Chamber of
Commerce kicked off their second
annual Ling Ding Fiesta Sunday,
April 1 with a big fish fry. The
fishing 'tournament will run
through May 25 with 'Fiesta Day"
scheduled for May 26.
Ovek 260 people enjoyed a deli-
cious fried fish dinner. Tom Hud-
son, chairmnah of the tournament
ind Doe Holiday, caught all of the
fish and cooked the, dinner.


some of .the classes cross age
lines. Appleton features four-
page folders 'called skill cards
*lh+ qr, t *,e nf 4ith n^hil


; e:r.., pr,-reh. The cards are
h.-,rd -r f. Am teacher to tea-,
cher. The progress ,incidentally,
is good. Under the non-graded
system the young Appletonians
are doing better work than their
older brothers and sisters who
had attended graded schools
there. Whether this is because
the youngsters were motivated
ew and by being,"part of an experiment"
Ity over remains to be seen.
eir fire' In a few cases, the non-graded
are tax- schools are also trying out team
tetion teaching, The two ideas fit to-
tection. gether' well because both give
trict in -much attention to'-ability group-
working ng, Carson ', in :," is
r' rb- trying this .s.AA:. .'i.-:. experi-
pay for ment. The elementary school
fighting -'' has no individual class-
ighting rooms. Instead, there are clus-
ters of open space, each about
and we the size of four. conventional
considerr classrooms. The team teachers
cials in often ..'- .:. A : ... :.. -1
be re- program. Continuous evaluation,
is being carried on to decide how
ance of f ; -.r will be grouped, what
L:,. it the team-teaching assignments
saying, are; and what the ::.' ''. will
k after be.
at Corn Along with promotions and re.
e char- ".. conventional report
e chr- cards, have ben discarded by
is pro- most :,:. .' :using' the non-
t duties graded In. Instead, written des-
county criptions.'of each pupil's progress
rol Dis- are sent home 'or parent-teacher
conferences are held from time
to time, .Thist4has been true in
some of the primary grades in a
few elementary schools in Gulf
County.


a class of at: mighn nave i' aver-
'---'.V -: ..:*Ii : ten 'bright
seven-year-olds; and' the. 7e :.
slow: rscve..zr4*'-i Tn 'such
cases, .*.:--. a h.'.'.E r.t is of-
ten. the keystone for grouping.
A few schools' have carried the
idea through to its logical -ex-
treme. Grouping is done in every
skill subject. A child who is ad-
vanced in reading but poor in
arithmetic may find himself sit-
ting with older children in the
one case and younger children
.in the other. This system, 'of
course, is the twin brothers of
the departmentalized program-
a phrase that is anathema to
many elementary school leaders
because they fear the disintegra-
tion of both the topics and the
tots.
Appleton, Wisconsin, is lean-
ing toward the mixed groups des-
cribed above. All the elemen-
tary schools in that city of 50,-
000 people are non-graded and


sion and radio, sometimes our
faith begins to waver.
-This week, however, -my faith
was renewed in the honesty of
,most people. When in Panama
City, after taking my billfold
out of my pocket to get a tele-
phone number, I inadvertently
left it (:. r.: on the shelf in a
public :-'...."' booth.
An unidentified '-"-::,:.
upon it, gave it to a
waitress in a :-1 restaurant,
and *- 'i.: ut .: : ,r- -: his iden-
tity, asked her to find the owner,
which she did. .'.
Thank you again, Eva Padgett,
of 1119 Frankford Ave., Panama
City, 'and a -; '- I. thanks to, the
unknown 'r '.. who was so-
honest.
Robert
818 Marvin Avenue
Port St. Joe, Florida


PAT KILPATRICK

A Thought to

Remember

A little :. ..' asked her
father, who was an artist: "Draw
me a picture of love, 'Daddy."
"All right",' ..... the fa-
ther, ."if you will draw me 'a
picture of the .wind."
The child took the pencil. and
began drawing curving lines.
She :.:--1.. "I can't. Daddy-
I.;' can onr,' ." t'.e wind."
''That is '.--. -r..-, with.love,"
remarked the father.
We wonder what kind of world
this would be if A '-. had
,o be in black and. white, and
'"f.._,'c' were not included.
We can only imagine-but it
certainly would -be lacking -some-
thing.
When anyone reaches a point
'that ''. have no f .lL;2: for
,others, -"- must be the most
niiserable human living.,
OUR 7""-." .. ,V' TO REMEM-
BER: "Our greatest contributions
'come from our hearts."


RAY KILPATRICK

KILPATRICK
K IL P A T.R IC CK
FUNERAL HOME
Phone 227-2401
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-THE STAR-
Publihed Every Thurady at 306 WIlliami Avenue. Port St. Joe, FierhW
By The Star Publjlhing Company
WESLE R. BAMSEY Edftor and Publisher
4lke LInotype Operator, Ad Salesman, PIte4antiw Oinslit e k, Pat
Reader, Bookkeeper and Complaint ueartmnt
PosTrorMCE Box 808 PHPN 227-3161
PoRT ST. JOE, FLORw A 8246

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

SUBSCRIPTIONS INVARIABLY PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
IN COUNTY ONE YEAR, t4.00 SIX NOS. $223 THREE MOS., 127M
OUT OF COUNTY One Year. 5$.00 BUT OF U. 8. One Yedr, 41JM.
TO AoVERTISERS-Iu cae of error 0 oauim on s i.n adereeta, theo Ipau s
de not hold themeelve liable for damage further lanm monat reeived for eodi
idvrtleement.
The spoken wwd I sgienasct attnattou thl p* nted word t
%U&e. Tim eoken word barely astt; the printed
wnoM. Me spoken word Is loet the pratet wdod r taL'


LETTERS

TO THE EDITOR


Etaoin


Shrdlu
by WESLEY R. RAMSEY


March has taken its blustery winds and skeedadled
vigorous, rousing from a winter's sleep and start blowing'
until the same time next year, when.it will be back, strong,
and I.v,. -. "- off old Mother Earth again, gtticg ready
for the ,. season to pop through.
The here in Florida's P 'J. .IP. We can look only for the.
usual cool .-. T' that almost without fail jumps on the
S.... on V. :.-- week end, then it's a w.,,rikit trend
from then on tbi. h September. For those who like
warm ,': .',.sr. that's fine. For those who like a little
nip in their temperature, itfs bad. One thin,- about the
four seasons,ti -'-- is something for everyone.
For those of u's with bad bones, the ., .,., of cold 4-
S'.'- ,r and, i: -..rn;: barometers is a blessing. The cold
and the '-:- weather makes life almost unbearable
for those bad bones.
S'*.,.T,' h i. come and gone. Are you r., dy% now .
for the i h., .ers? Or, have you vr..,.Iv had enough
in MJr.*
*
I'm 4. in Jane Fonda and her new husband.
Tom H .* They .*3...-r '" so. long and Lr..1 J trying
to -.*.. the I''\\" i released. They even went to North
Vietnam to C.'. I. with their political lr-.s" r.. to let their
'1, .-. go (or so ~.'-v. said). Now that the POW's are re-
1. .. T. Y.', .v: blurts out that th.", are all liars and hy-
-..,. -., f. making the statements they have made dur-
ing ,'. .. ... ,.. I 7, 1 .g0,.. 1j i 'i i.. at the hands
of the Viet Cong and .:. Vi. i' 1'..
I ..i- ; says, '"i. were .iT' best- ,i'- .i prisoners
':- ... .. i '..,"" W hat .IT:- I,'' .-1 old '.. rirt-ov-up
was I 1 \W'". <1 ,.* i;,- :- ff did more .1 r. ,..-. than
-** did 1 I- .t i goes on to 'i,'.--.- t'.- IoI .4
by saying "They are '- :.' "r,. because 'i"A, 'are i,'*:
to pose as heroes '.-. ', killed ,". more r1. ..l- than
they *ri. care to .. n''
Trr p the 'T 'WV' .i .i! ,.. killed many people. The.
last time I looked, that was the game of war. There was
.,r ... ,-.'.. il;,i:' in this war, as Tommy says, but many
contend-as do ',I*. .. IP t,.* ,,, of war-that it was his
activities fl i*'.' '1,. the war; r-',r".ir,;' more deaths
and not 1' of the POW's and those Americanis *
who ,i ,'.. get *,. 'i i.l1 .
Since Tom 1 i-. was never a prisoner of war nor
n, ', 1,., 1 in a POW' r 'p ,.. does heI to second
guess t'.- were and :.- -. *.. .,.1 to L '4, -- his
claims. To me, the I.r-. (t ir*- ,. of TT ..1. r, and his
ilk just, '.* my belief -, never knew what they
were f T about.

W&ve been so tied up here at The Star for the past
month with our building and renovating program,, we
just haven't b I,! .,i. time to get out and see what is going'
on about us. Last Friday, though, I had occasion to ride
out to the Beach for the first time in a ~' ii.., It was
'surprising to me, the amount ofTo.-1.Ur,., and). .n,', go-
ing on in thl area. --~ 'i 'e ,'" had been built since
I 'was, last out there.
This of !-. r 'ii.. was named "The Last Frontier"
a few years back and it now looks as if we have been dis-
covered. T' r .. for those people out there, if they are
now getting the growth they want. It saddens, me, though,
to see more and more houses being built on the narrow
strip of land between Highway 98 and the Gulf of Mex-
ico. If we wait much longer before we get concerned
over this practice, it will be too late to be concerned. You
may regulate the building now, but you will have one heck
of a time removing it once it's there.
I I


One Problem


Henry Block as

17 reasons why you

shuldm come to us

for income tax help.

Reason li. Our average fe fr
over seven and a half million


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Oumms LOCle"
STHE INCOME TAI( PEOPLE

Only 10 Days Left to File Taxes

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THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1973 rAGE TBBER


Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Kemp Taken by
Death at Home After Long Illness
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth "Granny", and Alva Kemp, all of Wewahitch-
Kemp, 85, long time resident of ka; 33 grandchildren and 35 great-
Wewahitchka, died at her home grandchildren; four brothers, Iob-
Saturday morning following a ert Baxley of Doctors Inlet, Obie
lengthy illness. Baxley of Orange Park, Lanzey
Funeral services were held Mon- Baxley of Doctors Inlet nad Brant-
day afternoon from Glad Tidings ley Burton of Eatman, Ga.; three
Assembly of God Church of We- sisters, Mrs. Irene Beaver of Mid-
wahitchka, with the Rev. Claude dleburg, Mrs. Ethel Hatcher of
E. McGill officiating. Burial was Doctors Inlet and Mrs. Lillie Bur-
in the family plot of kemp Ceme tton of Eastman, Ga.
try- Comforter Funeral 'Home was in
Mrs. Kemp's grandsons served as charge of arrangements.
active pallbearers. .They are 'lon- -
nie Tharpe, Mays Brown, Charles
Estridge, Franklin Kemp, Juior Mrs. Annie Plant
Bozeman and, Larry Kemp.
Honorary pallbearers were B. E. T a b at
Parker, Sammy Patrick, Harland I n b D a
Pridgeon, Dewey Lightfoot, Joe
Poole, J. L' McQuaig, Sam Britt, Funeral services for Mrs. Annie
George Y. Core and Sam Husband. W. Plant, 74, of Marianna, were
_Mrs.;Kemp is survived by five) held Sunday at 3:00 p.m. from the
daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Brown of New- Bethlehem AME Church of
Callaway, r Mrs. Mary Tharpe of Marianna, with services conducted
Port St. Joe and Mrs. Minnie Blan- by Rev. J. C. Nichols. Burial fol-
.kenship, Mrs., Daisy Bozeman and lowed in thie family plot of the
Mrs, Willie Estridge, all of Wewa-1 church cemeteryp.l' o .
hitchka; three sons, Allen, Archie Mr.sPlant died Thursday, while
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Eva M.
Gant' of Pbrt'St. Joe.
'Lasi ir She was'a 'native of Jackson
County and a former -resident of
David Gardner Tampa
SSurvivors include .Mrs. Gant;
one brother, C. 'C. White of Mar-
Funeral services were held Sun- ianna; one' sister, Mrs. Cassie
day for David Gardner, 62, 117 N. iBlackshire of Cdttondale; seven
'Park: Avenue, who died Monday of nieces and five nephews.
last week in a Panama City hos Comforter Funeral Home was in
pital following a brief illness. Ser- charge of local arrangements.
vices were held fiom the Zion Fair _
Baptist Church with. Rev. C. T. '
Price, officiating.
Mr. Gardner was a. former em- Infant Willian King
ployee- of St. Joe Paper Company, a i A
member of the Masonic .rs. 'Passed Away Sunday
Eastern Star and a member' of the
Christian Benevolent "'..'.. i. t.,, Funeral services for William
of'Zion Fair l .ki-,h:._1(t.sr.-h.' Gregory King, Jr., weie bl.-il
Interment was in the fiLr' I] plot Monday from the' graveside of
of Forest Hill Cemetery. Forest Hill- k -,.,.tv. He was;
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. born Friday, April 30 and pas-
Ethel Gardner of Port St. Joe; one sed away early, Sunday morning.
daughter, Mrs. Thelma- Lewis ,of Survivors 'n-,.'' his parents,
Port St. Joe; four sons, 'i.:.-- ,r, Mr. and Mrs. William r: .-.
ner, of ,- 1',. -, Tex., David Gard- King, Sr., ot Port St. Joe; his
ner,' JR., Miami, 'John Gardner of maternal grandparents, Mr. and
Pensacola, Tommy Gardner of Port lih Eugene Parker and pater-
St. Joe; 13 grandchildren, and one nal .1-ro, ,ri.t Mr. and Mrs.,
great -30. .1"i.i1, one biotherI'an Cheste s ,. and maternal great.
Daniels and Mrs. Cora Collris, ,r.'b .. .,r.h. Mre and Mrs. Wil-
of 'Summerdale, Ala. lie King.
Comforter Funeral'Home was in k;i,.,ifr,-,4 Funeral Home was
charge of arrangements. ii Jn of arrangements.
.,.U.i r..o r~ee~&


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-PAGE FOUR


,(HE STAR, Port Joe, Floid THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1973


.Be Se Vows Said March 24


Bond Sales Climb
In. Gulf County /

Fedbrary sale of Series IE and


Dr. Tom Gibson Reveals Fo Things

Money Cannot Buy for Rotary Club


The firstt Methodist Church of
'PortiSt Joe was the setting Sat-
urday, March' 24, for the wed-
'ding of Mairy Ann"Belin and Jo-
seph Terrell Salter). She is the
daughter of Mr. and-Mrs. Leon-
a r* Belip of Port St. Joe, He is
the son ofi B. SP. aer of Ever-
green, Alabama -and the late
Mrs. Gwendolyn Powell Salter
.of MqnroevJlle, Alabamaf.
The Rev. illard Spikes per-
formed the. 11 c'ckdck A M. cere-
mony. The church was decorated
with large arrangements of-mix-.
,. 'ed. spring flowers against a bvrk.-
ground if 0'ot rt sn'dl.ight.








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Start, at


Miss Gall Pearson of brewtoni,
Alabama, organism, played the
Traditional weddig music-. She
also accompanied Mrs. -'James
Tankeraley, soloist. "
Given in marriage by her fa-
ther, the l.ride .ware a finm'al
go.wn of whlt' chiff'n'n c'ver pe.iu
de sole. The chiffon bad'..:-. and
*yoke, scalloped, in hand embrol-
de:ed aesc.. I:-ce, featured a
we.ling ring neM.i' sn..- trim
in t pa.SrI. The sami-plirie si..-Ar
hi,. a ,oft Aiinf: skirt wlh a
the lL t ^'r st ed :t cir.


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brid's cake' was served by Mrs. 9 United States Savings Bdhds in Dr. Tom Gibson adopted the role
Bob McKnight of Melbourne, F10M were $16.3 million-up of the "kindly old philosopher"
cousin of the'.bride.. The choco- $4.2 5'I.,- over February 1972. last Thursday, in presenting the
late groom's eake;,was served by The fe ;cMel e -' of" its tr:sram to his fellow Rotarians.
Miss Melanie McKnight, also a ,1973 in sl m .Gibson started his dissertation-
cousin of the b !idet-, b : '.5 million--Up 'by listing some of the responsibili-
A silver antique baset with r t Me re. l ties and pleasures of being a grand-
a mixed, ".-'- :.. i : father. "There is. no generation
ed the p .' :. :ff:.' .. gap between ,' ,'.,r nts and
table: The punch was served by Gulf County S r'O PEnds sales grandchildren", he -.stated. "Ap-
Miss Linda Lewis 'd :'f 'by in Ty'.ur-- .vr $, ino;iiirdi preaching senility and adftetscencee
.Mss Gail Pearson 75 Mrs. Joe o J. Ted. Cannon, -V. N'-P-.r Coun- have much in common".
*hanson w r -a .rI-v 1I 'i n LU S I e' SAA fi: i -a


TLong lace sleeves, also embroi-
dered, c mine i.) a. point over, he~r
Hands and were closed with tiny
COsVr~ed butt- ru: ;-S the back
a f t~egown. Her r c'i~ 1ffen
Pe'~w length vI] 9 SIh-0.1'!. a







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T-Irg-, B'iqi~Aa lresm
the recept onoarea
TEvrrvl'sr. AU, a: rvrm hern a
S.m e ttj 6 1; centhered wpith
rwiu- the brieNs paefonts en.ther


Susan Sorrell' of. Alexander
City, .i'-' tId'. r rrnat
of the bride, kept, the t1I,'-
.^w ,, ... ; .. .
're:.o assisting were Mrs. T.
S. ~'W'awy. B~rs-..Lee- Shealey,
,Mrs e WCLI:n,;r- 1CI:3 Mrs. W.

,Rie ', -- r'" ':': Anclda
H-- :r~.:-Lesley ilder ..and
Jennifer 'I.?' -
T ,L-i "'.: i .;' r,. "'he was
hel' a'' '' .E: '-L C-oun-
try. C: aH'. :-,: "-' Mrs.
-'.'.:r. Anchors, Mrs'.Tom Par-
ker, Jr Mr" s W. Simmons
and, Mrs. Hubert ?-.
S 'The i ::'- .Irn.r enter-
taminig the E-In-t sr. wedding i
prT r was held in the. Hime of
i.m. and Mrs. T. S Coldewey. As- '1
":: were Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liston Chason and Mr. and Mrs:;
George Core. Guests were mem-
bers of thc. -.''is party and'
,*' of town guest.


: Brother-In4-aw of
tocal Men Dies

Wesley R',a;ey and.Ed Ramsey
were called to Tulsa, Oklalhoin.
T :b;;' 'by the death of fL'eir tr',-
ther-in lawv, W. B:',. Bill" R ese.
Reese 'died T'esdayr morning in a,
Tulsa hospital. He had suffered a
s tros.ke Ist month P.oe o i s we.l
knw,7,n in Port St. Je He had]
spent part of the winter here for
th-. past several years. I
Funeral services 'will be held to
day from the First M bhod,'ist;
Cbhirch of Tulsa.'


Cpl. Cleve Beachum
Completes;Course


Sportsmen Meeting
S.C -ln, Ind Wow...


SCAMPL J .. ."4r piurMiay in, U aWM
Lanice Corporal C;ev,:Iand Be'
chum, Jr sr)r of Mrs. F.,1 Ia Bea- The" Gulf County Sportsman's
chum of 188 Avnur- F Port St. (Cli vwi have its next meeting
Joe, hs completed the -Miarine tudxr.'y Ap, l 7 at 6:00 p.m., CST
SCorps Phy'.cl Ptn T:t at the at tbE Gulf Coast Electric Co-op
Marine CA. : La:.e here. building in Wewahitchka. There
SThe test consists of pull-ups, sit- are a number of items of interest
ups 'and a three mile run in 28 to be discussed including, turkey
SA 1967 ,rcduJ.t -. of -.-.hl '. r' will 'be served. Each
High .Schoidr Pr.'Prt St.o Joe, he member is urged to bring a new
joined the Maie Corps in. June .* .' member. Door prizes
'1969. ,wi'lbe given.


- Mis -'-' lived' most of her.
= ~i', .'~ in P'rt-St. -Joe. In- 1969,
she-- ;r .."-' ffrom-, Mir.' ,.,' of1
W'the O,, ., ": Girls' Preparatory in
South Orange, New'Jersey, as. St-
dent of"the Year' and' won many
award:' -, ', : b,:. T-r,.'isuici as: Schol-
astic "-,.-'.'rnr', Award, Corona-
tion Queen and .A' ..f' the Year
award;'
Mr. and Mrs. Peters, Sr., are very
proud of'. their' "r ]irc. -l r-.
Darylynn's sister;, l'y )'d...i- i
- presently a junior at Spemnan Col-
lege in-Atlanta,, Georgia; majoring
in ':ln:i.'.::'' and Education. This
-year 'Fay Alexis. was honored as
'Queen o the Alpha PMhi Alpha Fra-
ternity. at Morehouse College's
honiecoming, her father's alma
mater,' in Atlanta...Georgia.,


: As sort of a thought to remem-
ber, Dr. Gibson told the fable of
a rich man wanting to learn of
at least four things money cannot
buy, As a matter of fact, he of-
fered $1,000 for each suggestion
of something money can't buy,.
His friends presented him a list
a week later, 's'ft!i;' "'A baby'l
i_'be*". .''**h,'-* tb'ri it has gone",
"The love of a good woman" and'
"Entrance into Heaveni" ,as four.
'ti money can't. fw. Thr- *'-b
man paid' o .... ...
A guest of the c'fr was Hugh
White of Prt St. TJoe.


Anniversary


Meets Monday -

TIe o,' .ir' i, .i' I f the'.
Guilf' ,~"v' r 50th Anniversary-
Celebratfon P1i j -,ipj Comimit- .
ti,, wffl be" held' Monday, April''
9, .-. 708 p.m. in rij Directbrst'
meeting room of' the Floridia
First' National Bank at' Port St.
Joe. Tiiir will be the regular'
,,-.l. place of the committee'
/v r,.:' "will"meet regular1ir on'the'
second Moniday of each month'.
The- agenda for Mbnday'as
t. -'"' has been set as follows:
Election of permanent offt--
cers ;1l",ir:-._, vice-chairman;..
- secretary, treasurer, finance. of
ficer- and" publicity chairman, '
0* Determination- of a'. Hoard.-
of Directors:
Appointment of member.-
ship committee.
Selection 'of.name for the-
celebration.
Discussion of- projects
where state or federal fufiding
will be needed.
New : ideas for possible
events.,
All organizations in Gulf
County and Mexico-Beach are in-
vited and, urged to be present.
Interested individuals are invit-
ed to represent the general pub-
lie. Apologies are offered to any
organization .that has not receiv-
ed 'an invitation. You are invited.


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Graduating from Smm s College

Mr. and Mrs. 'e.ma P..Peters, r i"f h
:r ar L-'ty .'to announce -the '*i was Seretary,of Irf'r .
r,:':, aI,. l ... of their grin-.. T.T? *', =. ",-43 Miss Peters, also
-.n [,*- 'yr na Patricia Peters, ; "I'ed -r-tfie and. summers
'* rt- ';.f Mir .aBd 'h:- D:'o'n : i. i'..'ru at the Roxbury'5DO-
F' P-i:.: 'r f:.rerly".' fP.:it .'. f-r.d3e: : '. -'ite a-legal aid of-
Darylynnw -l.l : a.F:e vb '.i'-e P ,'.-- .'where' Oii
.. of Arts_ degree fr:'. ': .. '" .' :d-'.in. ..-e le-
.':.... ,';..,: in E :'. I; :... -: As' an intern 11er'-
on May 20. Darylynn major. i- f .r'r':, r'.drated a radio/ ,r',-
F :' .'., Sciepep, i' S .mmcnVi C,'.1- i:'. "';i i- I.., ideas once a
.:( :an..all wom ens' .: .:! ; .'_ ,,' if-rE I n -
S ''". i: t _. M i ._ P'c'-; ". *-,; ":.r. ".. ,, -,r .. ,. .! L .: : -'..-
acte e in many rs~n, ''.r 1 M s r ''; .-
as: Presdient's Council of ... ., 'r-' f.'., f.'w She has-ap
:r..' ....r '..' A r',.. tb 'several law schools and
''l Science Club 'and thb '. ...' 'r .' ." '* to-hear from
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TlB TAR ..Port St. J%. Florida THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1973 rAUi lbTh

Former t MarineTransmitter Being Bowling Men's Softball League Starting A
Taken by Dea New Season with Tournament
Grtveside services were held IIed for Gulf o ters News
March28 for Dr. William A. Lewis 1 .S o 1u The six teams of the Port St. Joe The six teams competing in the
who died Monday, March 26.at the men'S softball league will. begin league this year are as follows:
Tallahassee MemorialHospital af their season this year with a tour- Apalachicola Northern Railroad,
ter a short illness. The United Sttes ewi armea t in eather n nation accord. 28,e b oa mereal and pleasure LADIES COFFEE LEAGUE nament to be held Saturday, April Player Super Market, Florida First
S...... of Commerce wll install a high ing to..n aniuncement.this week boats in the Panhandle area, many 0E7 at the softball stadium. Tourna National Bank,-North Port St. Joe,
Dr Lewis was w a native of Bris powered r&dio transmitter at Pan- b .Cogressmn Bob Sikes. of whom.are c ~ -unawares B and D Development and Mar meant play will begin at 9:00 a.m. White City and St..Joe Telephone
tol. He had served as 'a dentist' at ama City this summer to provide "Thii will be-the first 1,000, watt when d ;.. r suddenly erupts great's Beauty Salon split two and r ." ia through the day and. Telegraph
land Traliing Cefiter at Mar boaters with ip-to-theb-m1ute ma VI marmetansmitertobe i e u. games 'each i bowling action thisTrophies will be awarded the Benton Hamm, league president,
lanna for.the ,past. several years .r. on ':t. Gulf Coast,"' Sikes "Thi ,<. wf l.be *a ar pst wek. Edwna was high for championship e and the player invite one to come out Satp
Tahg opra ste .w or c'ampionshptemand the payer invites everyone to come out Sat-
and was apast dental director of said, "And it should be in opera- step. .r B&D with abig ame of 138 and with the .-. individual bat- urday and spend the day at the
-n"j. by ^bv y eal'y' -. .ith :- .h entire Gulf ,- a 343 series. Mary was the best for. g average To.. ,...-*,-,1^.. a' btter sofba11 turnament- e ounces.
was a ,ontiet i' Port .t Joe dr- .IH.IIUD IUI'HIIiH V hI ts been pressing -- ,' '. r xt step .1.- th a 131 game and must have at least five times at son stand will be"ei~i '?rvvng
ing the late Wes. Dr. Lewis was a. 'the D' r t of'Coit.erce for now isto the coverage 344 series. t hot and cold drinks.


Presbyteran Church of Orange. Mr. and Mr. W. C. Miles, was kill- wer information broadcast -- with .a 157 game and 44 series .
e Tuesday, 1M.- t n Iacurn. weat rer In ofota 'on br..o-adcast -..* w :the big ball fe-* a 44 s i s
He is survive y his wife He r Lc.lr.' rf A.-. of. *,: aon d..- ,- -, i 1k : 45 ghame anhd 7 series.
,nora johnson. Lewis; two son., the T"i .r i.quer ..ore wre vi O,,U ,, .C. f1S
Brzay andu Kim; o daughters, .t of a D eluti'o .' e r~urder. I ;1 ..7 ,e* 3, :" ,Heny's p'lit with AN
,Fran and Alice Ain of BristolS robbery. .eo o s t udiets ade tooonevyt he e h.
' five w .ster ', Ruth f ir.dk Wair o f '. .. '.. .a. ."t f r I. f o -u'rr:. had a 'r.3P c.' e ofT
Jacksnvile' Catherine Cstang Miles, just dut ofa the Any, waM t Cyi rMs *' the next a18 ansd8 Faye a 463 series for Ralph o
Bristol, Alice Bowle of MraDnnaI, 'rrthd iat Maron .Jlnior ..llae. *tittr .il- leiV' agpi Florida's .7 school dis- an Henry. Dale was tops for AN
Erminde Parramore of riami and and"orlked'at the i,.i :,'.I,'to. t, t l: t '.,v -age of t, 6 rea. sa.. r."-. "' :.--. f $56.5 mil- with a high..game of 197' and a 469 -
PEleanor B uldn of Chattabongchee PMl-ad VJt .Witb .CMi's'- wa' keil. we aerinftmat bf Ct'ricamce aff 4'ler fet, s..; foundation '" :s. '4 :.e:
._._ Cd_.Ma_.r- Bt: .Lty., week_ _Wea Bank with Ruby having ZFFbSET PRlINTING
I.'.e and Fr' i M .'.r i :t IL ver; -ar!]jll "at ie he e' Dickinson the mone is a I12 game and 480 series. Elsie
CARD OF THANKS of .Macdi; hs r. :r Mr mo. '.... -. e. fo, rolled a, big 14 game and 427 ser- v E'
.'ou F Tik A NK e ,n adrrd a'ae as isoro. ..... i.*. s o is fr Wew a Ban */ OUR SPECIALITY
'-'tha to m fel and eh. T e i..r, another current Let's meet another Mar .
bas nforthr n, fri odnh St Ter, andt. ,. f 'an,. i..,"" n --r I *.- -: Beauty ::: "eEBlen The. newest anda. moFt' sa!tisfactory memo
1w,. f- 5r t .'i 'i op,: l r ; : pal:,-!!f "ig t' wo' -gamesrBur ch .

entire hop ita z inf for othe r 0.,r th irsti in i M .,, :ew ei. ew s :- student .- in .
J d:-n, v IE'J. E M,'Tc hn t. finr ".d.. s. si e ain F ye daily grades o o adHe 7r .. R .
----ri i .-'As --i _-..- --...I-, -: t .... ..-c o.. ,. f- r ;." K-e'ean .D lew a Dopsk'or o-n Its eo r on5cal and fa ,.
th.irA'= g<, Vi Dr. Jo e Hea- ix, Dr. I Ai' k 'I' +t tli i" : ri+- : .. .. funds 1Sta s w We gu$ar2nt.e, al "" ,'," .e ie do to your ,.

ored ?'t' S. a r i'7 'sa3' rAJ. Gulf .Hto rif'' 'EA $127 it, g amef_ j' 4 61
-indi ? ie.ron f ?prt.hed .819.0( f $f March B.5' "- -ank :- 69P
*.:h f,:.. ., he. month by year. i.n.' *i March, the B & D "O .2 2 '4 80 27-3161
.,rr 1'j.Ho r '.5:pl: : thro ughout s i $112,242.00. M argaret' s Iaon 20 84 .
OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT" r a o a-r .'7 '12- F -n-aton


WEWAHITCHKA STATE BANK timely adnd sd wH seTA, |i
l sons, national holidays and both mAL M' .
oeJe-'ri4 and Christian religious oh-
There is no service charge if your AVERAGE '*'The distribtittrs of "Thoughts"'
S moJhly ba:n. :p, :d $100.00, and tl.i onliy ,a i.. be P .'.It.lo'. t.ta e f h Areri- 'O C k I.
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: ; $1 50 'hSr ; f'3 r a count' wirth 'i, average rf.Qnthly t'n t..C. -n DS SA" RT
balan e les han '.4-,. t ?S II 1 L Ir C:i- !' k .am and 43 o-r
CADFHANKS of-Macd s' ,r''% H-''M of Ar.1erica
By computing our charge on an average mnunth-,o"a '- ai fo b.: :rl era
Slyba isl', your balance could go I -liv.u $10.00 on os- ;;1 '.... ... : F ,rs of" ..
ScasioQn sd a.tiU incur. not service charge. -. .one, Pre -e a
t n Write as many checks as you wish; there are ecutive Committ ee; Pat B oe Wesh BiS.
'* : n. nLawrence Welk, aJohn or, .L.t. .
no service charges. Norman Carrigan. and Harold M-
SIt I.'. : J. Te .nw et a mt'. Naughton. Ha nsen said that the- .
organization is dedicated to& pre-
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:E.iX T STAR, Port SM Joe Pord THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1971


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One step wont take you very far,
You've got to keep on walking.
One word won't tell 'em Who you are
You've got to keep on talking.'
': An inch won't make you very tall,
You've got to kep qn growing.
.One Aittle c. n~t do it ail
You've got to keep ihem going.
'Aconstant 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!
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helping establish two other fine chised store in /the deep south,
Se businesses in Opp-WAMI Radio was opened only six years ago.
Station and Mizell Memorial Hos- This changed the entire concept't
T degy fpital for the Company and pans were
SHorace Danley, the founder of immediately laid for the entire
r '* .Danley's died in 1958, but left a chain to become a totally service
S'OB ft u re B Uu sin e ss strong organization due to his oriented business. Danley now op-
Y Ore 1 ;' to plan into the future. crates five Ethan Allen stores and
.. T .. he roaring sixties brought 13 regular stores.
Lewis Johnson, president of Dan- now operates furniture stores in South Alabama and Northwest about many changes in all types Bob Moss, manager of the Port
ley Furniture Cbmpany in Opp, three states. Florida making a total of ten stores of t-i .L-. and the shopping cen- St. Joe store, said it has always
Alabama, .has announced that the By 1940, the company, had put in the growing chain. ter age was born..All the Daniey been a policy of Danley Furniture
company is completing a $600,000 stores in Panama *' '. Port St. Joe Later, in the early ~.i".- anoth- stores were in need of remodeling Company to satisfy their custo-
expansion program in several and Marianna. Even though Flor- er sre was opened in Ft. Walton or enlarging. An extensive build- mers.
stores in the Danley 'chain. ida was now the trade area for the ,8eaeh ing program was necessary and "We shall continue to bring our
company ;r .. [...il o t .. .' .. s era the 10 stores were customers the best values at the
Among, the expansions in : ,, ,, ,.. ...- ..: ,...- .- rebuilt or..relocated and :,. .lowest prices. We are indeed grate-
'.. ,include the '-. .... .- I much of stores were added. ful ot our many friends and custo-
Georgia store' whi i is e9ng :-r
Georgia store which is w,,,. r I, fie '.. ; rsonal '. to helping I ., .. ,*' House of T..- mers for making o&ir Golden Anni-
:..:, fo a l line.tore L res were opened in Opp grow by serving as Mayor and ', the first Ethan Allen fran- versary so successful," Moss'said.
,,in -n se- .;T, store. In


this type of store, I. : Is ar-
ranged in separme, modern room
,. ..: which show off the furni-
ture just as it might appear in the
home.
A i;.'.. ',expansion is taking
place in the Cregtview store. where
te. company -has p, i '.-e p' r-
ty and built a 14'',0 foot display
complete- with' rooS settings :and
all the accessories. i.
In Enterprise, Alabama, the Dan-
, y ." hainis s.ow in the process of
4 1i.:i- and setting up room
f with accessories in 20,000
: feet of floor 'space.
In Andalusia, Johnson stated the
'oip .y .had leased a larger build-
iri :'.is i in the process of reno-
S : :.'..: ,be comn-
_r,.. ,, ,:'.:- -'r and more than
'. .,'. size of- the. store.'
.. i .for Port St. ji
with the' wok 'to be done late )
in the year.
Johnson stated that this yew
Danley.is :4i '^ i,.;f1_ its 50th an-
niversary and that all stores in
the chain would be promoting spe-
cials and sales.
Danley Furniture Company was
I .'.' ,in Opp in 1923' tnder the lea-
t'.- Lhip of Horace. Danley, one of
L. 1.y/ t.y leaders and' a pat
. .'0'r r.- .fOpp In wlthDanley. -er
.,', l,,r'T.,ers who .,,pi ,,'Jt d out a
i,,,:," .*r- t.w ; *-f.i .f operatee t.br '
', ,-.rr*?l ;-.ars,,the companyI
: ,' _..i 'k'A e i. 'f". finally in a
t U''. ;t'fic n '. v. ;' .', < 'n t, '



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ALL MEAT STEW lb. $119
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Libby Crushed or Sli. No. 2
P'apple- 3 cans,$1
Del Monte Fruit 46 Oz.,
Drinks 3 cans $1


-Loin End
Pork RO
CLOVERLEAF
BONELE5
WIGGLY


Del Monte Cut Green--16 oz.
Beans 4 cans $1
Del Monte Fruit-16 oz.
Cocktail- 3 cans $1
Del Monte Sugar-16 oz.
Peas __ 4 cans $1


Hudson Big H Assorted and Designer Jumbo Rolle
PAPER TOWELS 3 rolls $1.00


Nabisco Saltine
Crackers lb. 39c
Borden's Ice Cream
Sandw'h 6 pak 39c
Fresh
POLE BEANS.
lb. 29c
,Fresh Green Bunch
Onions bch l0c


-i


Budget Makers


Showboat 29 Oz. Can.
Pork & beans 29c-


Famous- Le Sueur 16 Oz.
PEAS -- can


29c


Del Monte Light-dya Oz.
Chunk Tuna can 47c
Duncan Hines D.Food, White,
Yellow or Lemon 18 Oz. Pkg.
Cake Mixes .- 39c
Parade FRUIT 46 Oz. Cans
Drinks _3 cans $1.00


Famous 100 Ft. Roll
Handi Wrap-_ roll 33c
Parade TOMATO 11 Oz. Cans i
SOUP 3 cans 33c
Quality 5 Lb. Pkg.
Jocko Rice 89c
Peter Pan Smooth or Crunchy-I8 oz.
X wnaut Butter 65c,
Peter Pan Smooth or' Crunch-28.oz.
P'nut 'Butter -_ 99c


Famous Brand 48 Ounce
Wesson Oil 99c


Shortening 3 Lb. Can
Snowdrift
.Famous TIDE-Giant Size
Detergent


83c

77c


Delicious Bama 18 Oz.
Apple Jelly 33c


Quality Kraft 32 O. Jar


75c


S- SHOP YOUR FRIENDLY PIGGLY WIGGLY DISCOUNT STORE -


Franco American,
Beef Raviolios,
26 oz. 67c
Fresh Crisp
Green Cabbage
ib. 10c
-. Fresh Cello Pkg.
Radishes pk 10c


AST


-lb. 79c


Fresh Pork
BACKBONE


lb. 69c


SS ROLLED LOIN ROAST -b. $1.49
IN PORT ST. JOE!


PARADE CREAM STYLE or WHOLE KERNEL


CORN

16 Ounce s u


I


Cans


Parade


Parade
BUTTERMILK
BISCUITS
6 Pak
Pkg. 4 c
-ParadexRegular
MARGARINE
ib. 25c
New Sweden Shoestring
POTATOES
Iry4 Pound Bags
4 bags 89c
Green Giant
CORN on COB
4 ears 65c
Miss Sally Frozen
DEVILED CRAB
4 oz. 29c
Chun King
Beef Chop Suey
pkg. 59c


GEORGIA GRADE "A"


Med. EGGS


DOZEN C


Robam Hood P:aimn or Self Rising


FLOUR


5 POU'NI-1
BAG


QUALITY LAUNDRY DETERGENT
nrMl
1U1


GIANT
W I7!


0


CANE SUGAR


5 LB.
BAG


C


LIMIT... 1 Bag with $10.00 Order or More
Plus Bottle Deposit

COCA COLA

CARTON S c


31 1 sl l~r fP i' 'I -- ~ -


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PAGE EIGHT THE STAR, Port St. oe. Florida THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1973


Legal Adv.
NOTICE
After the date of the first publi-
cation of this notice, Thursday,
SMarch 15, 1973, I will no longer be
Responsible for any debts other
than those approved by me per-
sonally.
4t-3-15 CHARLES A. OSBORNE
-------- L
REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS
FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION
The City Registration Books
will be open for registration of
qualified voters. at 9:00 A.M.,
March 29, 1973, at the office of the
City Clerk at the City Hall. Those
; wishing to register as voters for
the Municipal Election Primary to
be held on May 8, 1973, may regis-
ter between the hours of 9:00 A.M.
and 12:00 Noon and from 1:00 PiM
to 5:00 P.M., Monday through Fri-
day beginning March 29, 1973, and
continuing through 5:00 P.M., Fri-
day, April 27, 1973, at which time


L-


SUNDAY SCHOOL
MORNING WORSHIP
BAPTIST TRAINING UNION .:........
EVENING WORSHIP
PRAYER SERVICE (Wednesday)


the Registration Books will close.
All persons'who have registered as
Electors in the City of Port St. Joe
since February 4, 1965, and veri-
fied their registration in February,
1973, are not required to re-regis-
ter. Citizens of the United States
who are qualified voters under the
State Law, and who have been resi-
dents of the City of Port St. Joe for
two months and who are 18 years
of age are eligible for registration.
C. W. BROCK 3-22
City Auditor and Clerk St
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
IN AND FOR GULF COUN-
TY, FLORIDA.
IN PROBATE
IN RE: The Estate of,
WILLIE T. ROWELL,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All creditors of the estate of Wil-
lie T. Rowell, deceased, are hereby
notified and required to file any
claims or demands which they may
have against said estate in the of-
fice of the Clerk of Circuit -Court
of Gulf County, Florida, in the


9:45
11:00,
6:15
7:30
7:30


A.M.
A.M.
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.


Park Admission Set
M A& I I- U -- --


At 25c pe


courthouse at Port St. Joe, Florida,
within six calendar months from
the date of the first publication of
this notice. Each claim or demand
must be in writing and must state
the place of residence and post of.-
fice address of the claimant and
must be sworn to by the claimant,
his agent, or his attorney, or it will
become void according to law.
BERTA F. WILLIAMS,
/ Administratrix of the
Estate of Willie T.
Rowell, deceased
CECIL G. COSTIN, Jr.
Attorney for .":ir ..::'ti.. .
221 Reid Avenue
Port St. Joe, Florida 32456 4t-3-22
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE FOURTEENTH JU-
:.: ;.'L CIRCUIT OF FLOR-
IDA, IN AND FOR GULF
COUNTY.
VERA LEE WASHINGTON,
Plaintiff,
-vs-
L. E. JACKSON and wife,
MARIE JACKSON,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that I,
RAYICOND LAWRENCE, Sheriff
of Gulf County, Florida, under and
by virtue of a Writ of Execution
heretofore issued out of the above
entitled Court, pursuant 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.RAY ND LAWRENCE
RAYMOND LAWRENCE


Gulf County, Florida


Dr. Joseph P. Hendrix Completes

Requirements for Assn. Membership


r V isi to r KANSAS CITY, MO.-Dr. Joseph 150 hours of accredited continuing
SIPaul Hendrix, M.D., of Port St. Joe, medical study every three years.
has completed continuing educa- Members become eligible for re-
T -. .& ad- tion requirements to retain active election at the end o fthe third
S..TALLAHASSE-A 25ent ad- membership in the American Aca- year following their leection to
mission fee will be charged at St.
Joseph (T. H. Fe- Peninsula demy of Family Physicians, the na- membership. The Academy, the
State Park, Fred Gannon and Gray- tional association of family doe- country's second largest medical
ton Bona tors The Academy formerly was association, is the only national
ton Beach State Recreation areas called the American Academy of medical group that requires mem-

ges, executive director of the De-eneral Practice.bes to keep up wth:, edro
apartment of N:.I'ir Resources, The requirements call for mem- gress through continuing educa-
announced this week. bers to complete a minimum of Academy founded in in
Hodges said the :: .' fee is The Academy, founded in
being charged so the parks, located the sand dunes, and headquartered in Kansas
in northwest r',- and be par-' Fred Gannon, a short distance Mo., was instrumental in the es-
,:Ti .,;' as required from the Miracle Strip, is located l...h':r;,.* of a new primary
by the Le. 7" five miles from Niceville on medical specialty in fir praec
"- to the charge will be Road 20. The 632-acre park is with- twice in 1969 The new -: 1is
holders of annual "Sunshine Tick-'in the glin Air Force Reservation expected to increase the number
ets", 1:%::' These decals'on Rocky Bayou, which is an arm of family ;C' 1 1" to
allow entrance to all 'CC nt3; of of Choctawhatchee -": i- .: to serve the in the future. The
a vehicle. School groi :' *nlI the Gulf. Within the park is Pud- Academy's t, '- education
be ccrr':-- if prior -.,: : din' Head Lake, noted for its {'f-' program is the :* -'.+ : of ,**
have been made by the educators., ing Other recreational
Gr :'.'. Beach, located on State i ': are camping, Brewto. IP{ PR Mfn
Road 30-A "'. i of U.S. 98 between swimming,: and rewton 'IPC PRMan
Fort Walton and Panama St. Joseph Peninsula is located Harry L. Brewton, Jr., son of
Beach ,has a of sloping near Port St. Joe off U.S. 98. It Mr. and Mrs L. Brewton of'
sand dunes characteristic of the has 20 miles of sand-duned beach- Port St. Joe, has been ,,,
famed beaches of the Miracle '-.'--:. es and fronts on both the Gulf and administrator of :,'. relations
Inland are pine woodlands and St. Joseph Bay by International Paper 7.._ r mil
scenic Western Lake, -. fish- .Besides a picnicking and swim- MossY^ F -_-* paper mill
ing and boating are '-:':A The ming area, the park has two de-
park also has a scenic nature trail veloped camping areas and The :' ." was announced
leading bh. '. .,.. a hammock where ties for boating and fishing. A cot- last week by mill manager H. C.
submerged trees are seen '* tage may be rented by families. Herring.


ability for family doctors now in
practice who apply for certification
in the new specialty.


tax-free

income
Series No. 47 Check-A-Month
Plan
Nuveen Tax-Exempt
Bond Fund
Consists of a diversified, pro-
i ",-. *;i selected portfolio
of State asd Municipal bonds.
Interest income from this
Fund is totally exempt from
Federal income taxes, in the
S '....n of counsel, and is dis-
S'. j'.: .-' i month.
For a free Prospectus, contact
PAUL G. LEBLANC
Box 216 Phone 229-6290
Port St. Joe, Ffa. 32456
Mobile Unit at corner 5th and
Reid on 1st and 3rd Mon., and
Tues. of each r'i-.,irilii
INVESTOS PIV RSFI1ED
SERVICES
Please send me information on
the Nuveen T r [ V nI. or'i1
.Series ';.: -' "', P lan ,
Name


State Zip---------
Phone


the people re

people


DI DESIGN STRATO-STREAK 78


St. Joe Hardware Co.


PATE'S SERVICE CENTER


Jimmy's Phillips "66" Station


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"



You Are Cordially Invited To Attend

LONG AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Long Avenue and 16th Street


VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME
REV. J. C. ODUM, Pastor


3 --L?FPr~i-li~Cn~FEEi =i~--E I


-- s -~P~I~- IsP-L ~I~


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PAGE ~E


THE TAR, Port St. Joe, Flored~ THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1973


9SUPER-RIGHTI" HEAVY WESTERN TENDER
BEEF RIB STEAK OE. 1 STK KGS '
[OSUPERRIGHT" lCHUCiKO SHOULDERi SWISS,, P -CK,
BONELESS STEAK......$1.39Joh-*Qiroen 8 Pk
S,.r..o.. h witen Shrimp Creole ---.$c
BEEF LIVER ----- lb. 69c
iER

TOASTER
~ ~~ini a m d tem @Mt [il 1 :


k:VhCh


LB99c 6


0 S ELW R P.Cb TH A NA YE A A G0


SALAD

SUPER-RIGHT" SKINLESS
ALL MEAT FRANKS.. P. 59
BANQUET FROZEN 1R'oo 1. PKG-)
DINNERS".... .... 1 39c
"SUPER-RIGHT" QUICK FROZEN CHOPPED
BEEF STEAKS ........ $1.89
OF MfAARKET STYLE SMOKED
S SLICED
BACON L B


A&P .INSTANT,


POTATOES


1 Lb. Box
~~r C


FRESH TOMATOES ... 29c
FRESH 3 9
FLA. STRAWBERRIES.. B ET
1ULK U S, 1 SIZ A .
WHITE POTATOES e*;.Is1c
SWEET CORKs e5 49
LARGE GRAPEFRUIT .6 1 00


FRESI


STRAINfEDO
GERBER'S JUICES.... 1CAN
CHOCOLATE BEVERAGE MIX
NESTLES QUIK...... '189C
ASSORTED PUDDING O FRUIT
HUNT'S SNACK PACK -PAK63c
CHEERIOS. ........ 36c
Snera.l Mills ,.
T|TOTAL12oz. 67c
/', i A


SAVE AT A&P I
LIPTON TEA BAGS. .'o?67cT
A&P BRAND
APPLE SAUCE.... 'AfO
OUAKER
QUICK GRITS.... .24 .26c
Kellogg's
SPECIAL K- 15oz. 81c

RAISIN BRAN..oZ. Ox 49c
-JJ!;'jjjj'& e& oeeop ald&


i l ill


VaIL, Chb~ adii Ne politm


JANE PARKER LARGE GOLDEN OR SUGARED
VNiIUIS............, DOZEN
JANE PARKER PLAIN OR SEEDED
RYE BREAD.............o,0 i31c
JANE PARKER BAKERY FRESH a
HOT CROSS BUS..KG. OF
A&P BRAND
CRESCENT ROLLS...... PKG. 33c

S:EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE
W". I, L.3 L.'*
WITHOUT COUPON ... RG. RETAIL
THIS OFFER GOOD THROUGH SUN., APRIL 8, 1973,
LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON
*M *9e^ #i^y9F&te^^w94 w


7100% BRAZILIAN COFFEE



BAG,
WITH COUPON
3. LB. BAG (wMWo )o ... $2.19


'7


IfI


5 LB. 4OZ.;
KING SIZE.


3 LB..I
GIANT


OZ.
SIZE


Prices in this advertisement are effective through Sunday, April -, 1973 In all of the stores listed
below. Items in this ad. are not available to other retailersi.rwholesalers. Customers will be
limited to reasonable, quantities of any item in this advertisementt.


ENCORE SOLID LB. PKG. I
MARGARINE....
PURE PASTEURIZED ORANGE JUICE
TROPICAA ... 3 C
A&P FROZEN DINNER
MACARONI & CHEESE.' '25c
'* AtA&PIFOZEN
ORANGE JUICE..... 2'C 539c I




KRAFT JET PUFFED 1 LB BAG
MARSHMALLOWS 29c
A&P BRAND
FRUIT COCKTAIL....' I 29c
SILVERBROOK (QUARTERS)
PURE BUTTER......' :85c
MARGARINE (QUARTERS) ,
BLUE BONNET...... K:39c
Ann Page Drink 1 Lb., 11 Oz. Jar
Instant Breakfast $1.255
BALLARD
FLAKY BISCUITS 2 cans 49c
PILLSBURY BISCUITS
HUNGRY JACK......A0I12c
ARMOUR
VIENNA SAUSAGE... Q %z31c

L&M FILTER CIGARETTES
VOID WHERE RESTRICTED ... FOR21+ YEARS
SWI TH THIS TN 99 Req. Retail $4.19
COUPON KINS Without Coupon
WARNING: The Surgen General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous To Your Health.
lKng! 19m g. "ar," 1.4 m. nicltinet Supr King 19mg."tar,"
1.4 o. nicotine av, per cigarette, FTC Report (Ag., 19732
fr vyi wpf w'lfvy~


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41HE STAR, Plrt St. Joe Flrid THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1973


Sheriff Reports Another Busy Month


Sheriff Raymond Lawrence
announced Wednesday that the
Stbff's Department kept up
r ,'U..er busy month in March as
had been reported in the two
prf.-ious months. .
"-n. ported during, the month
. five ,r- ;_ .:, five grand
', .- .ies, one ',''/ -.: ? and.one '
-r 1 robbbpr, -i- l as the "
S -, number of i'r'.';-.
S Lairenee stated.- "In dol-
ir '.'lue, over -of the
;. ,, *-t .' ? the
,'," ; ;r' been r : ,*.'. The


Appointed to Coast -Guard, Academy-

Rob,pi- reai r. Jr-. wcn fl.)m rjhtis 5iaj RalvoyPriiinc.EA -en-th HI~irrnq and Gusd*
presented with an apponiniment to thq U.S. Coast m. -- C*Ppjrr.dIIqo.Y M!c; ir Svd.-i-.Thi.- ppol-nt-
Guard Aca.demwy in Nev H.'ven. Conn Th-e pivr- Tklefb '. 1 wl;d-llo'-s Io 4K, %tfso by Gy~n.
seatation was masde FueMdayby k-ftota .ght. Mrs. neizs Mal. cFirmdClas'sJmuines MKWdisarm. right.




-Off'ice Suppli'es.....0







k-LV h rlIO'U9 bi1311d1 g& l i.? lik1~d~v or1ic 5uppPNk'S No,
DNd a~ 'atfor those --rVi :x raeci~s ~t1. Call us today!


-STAPLINGO NACtfNES
*STAMAP DATERS
~ STAMP PADSt-and INK
',,,FILE FOLDERS_
-FILE GUIDES

SOW6 CRCHPADS, alsizes
t l~ YPEWRITE9PAER
&MIMEOGRAAAN PAM~f
DUPLICATOJR PAPE&


. -~,CARBONI PAME


.:: INDEX CARDS, all sizes.
: :CARD FILES, wood &
F POST BINDERS


L LEDGER SHEETS
SSTAPLES
SGEM CLIPS, FASTENr

LEGAL and LtTTER PAP9
,. MACHINE o RIBBONS
DUPLICATOR FLUID
PENCILS, ERASERS


were 26 males and five females
arrested during the month' of
March. These included charges


P : .7'r A
copy of ." -''' "
be obtained ,at said office
S Bids will e --.'nt 7?.?
'I L 'U4 439?,

'. :.. reserves k' : r- it: to
I r- 'any and all bids.
S BOARD iof COUNTY
i 3 4-'
S. ri: Ia 2t
'r. L ,D .
S NOTICE OF LOCAL
LEGISLATION' "
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
'* notice is hereby given of intend
to apply to- thie-Legislature of the
State of Florida at'its regular ses
sion of 1973 for the page of a
S local bill, the substance o uuf
contemplated law is as follows:
To close to. shrimping' 'the out
side Gulf waters between, Cape San
Blas and Cape St. George three
miles offshore from- April 1
through June 15 .The area .to be
closed is the Gulf of Mexico wa
ters in Franklin and Gulf Counties
between Cape San Bias in Gull
County and-. Cape St. 'George it
Franklin County. No bay areas are
to be closed by this act. This act
shall take effect upon becoming
a law; and the purpose of this adct
is to conserve a vital natural re-
source, to-wit: Shrimp.
CECIL VARNES, Chmn.
Board of County 4-5
Commissioners of 41
I Franklin County, Florida


of two cases of sale of marl the clvie minded citizens, we
juana, one case of possession of have been successful in appre-
marijuana, one aggravated as- ending many violators and re-
sault with intent to commit mur- covering stolen property, and
der and one charge of armed we appreciate any and all in-
robbery. formation that is submitted to
"Again, through the help of our Department."


+ Classified


Ads +


K a at enas.0R ALEC I K deluxee FOR SALE: Sm7-~1 ~ :~fvWANTE:Sme !rdmet,
:I--*".to which %1 n i.cj .1r, Phone. located on M(-.': L.,7 1, -- In work. 1 day a [%Phue 648.
.Itc4-6 1~5Bu mess lot. A% :tij.. h- *~1 6232,, t.,
~ I FO SALPhone 2tpW-3e-2.
I FOR Shere .1 7 2 iWin hoet'e 4r 2p3-9FOR SERVICE vy-hou! delay. CallJ
ere D'....-, FOR SALE: L 11JX ~iwua3 4-KENT SERVICE, today. Plumb-I
-- ----- ___ ___-.7,1: 7 J".T .' F'- do'or. VhEte v1r.'l top. FN!I1' ing, electrical, appliances and air
-~ :~ C ~] .!,j 'UjpreA. Wbjtr 1k:uI, P %v N coz'iti~mers. Repairs. Phone 229w
-- l~c~ ~ Pa~: P~iL'j~fe, 1:4095. _____tfc-3-Z
Bus Driver's GAAGE SALE I"; tz k-iATlil7, _11r 401 REDUJCE9fad wae
I __ c I FOR SL: F41bore',-3fL; Iti n!dN1" rg ~-4
Get Training FOR20 lip r, r.,61r 1or

~r ] 1ff ~FOR S' LE'. -*i -*.w a nd after 5 P1,51
4FOR SALE: 210 f'-t fiktir- 'ioz -j : -~ '-4 2i Sbrley r.
-~ q~'~ ~ ~n ~ .,,[ T' 4' FOR SALE:L- :-.-,~~ "n 1c ...WANTED- Nrw'3nu-_NJ ear sale'-
~ ~i~t~ in- ff.-rr.ji~titfl I.A[ 11 67to l 41' 1:'r, iin io q2i o tv. St. Joe AV)
~ '- -~ar 4 .'7,n OrRIFO ENT: h1 r ~~or) .'4' .'... P- .~I ii U I~ lL-21
upe~ u 1 .... CHAh4 LINK FENCE call
';r- 't :r- .i.~ ~ 1 nm r ~ ~ F r Eft.-L O
11. *', K ni, St -w, .F'ret, tjwLmke
C!", 3 kp z n c 5 44. o I'jhr a n'sirsterials.
= 4, ~ ~ .~''~ ~' LL '~' -'.'~ ~ ~'FOR RENT. .a, .1-4N ~w dMAD Payr'm'-n, Ph'lne '"'72

-..' '- r rr -INCOME TAX SERVICE: Rob~ert
FO OR -. R RENT- P* ;!..Iwl .1 1.; tb c.-( I M *z r0ory. 50'5 3rd Strpet.
'' *.- .51 EWiING MACHINES! Dial and,
INCUBATOR SPACE; WAN T r n j ,i.:,,. .iK&~r'~~ on
,b I V IAt Poe27
nir v.1POFPESSIONAL II6IP with emo.,
.rJ-~ II-r ORc tional problems awlI. nr euncterns.
FO.:,,i '" ~ R SALE. T y FOP. RENT; One ,o i i t'4 b'droomoi Gulf County Guidance Clilnice, Port
,, ,. ~, ~ --- J T ~ .* B*~ hii~hd aartSt. Joe, Florida 229-3621 or Rtev.
~~. .:~~ A' 'SALE!--- -- f- --. f, 31 I 9i i) IrJ.(- Irk" SldSidney Ellis, 2 M9- 90.

~7~t-2~ 'iz~f~. Vr~~r a~:' '~~.~~ .. 2'T.: A-- INCOME TAX SERVICE
(3e~x ~ B~ ~ ij~c~'1r~,' .~a:. ';'~ ~ 'd; Csact-Kr, or Mud. H.C. I'r-tce
;'- L.'TA R; U. 'A-i-FA", j s ~ t WICO LODGE end TSAILER 'by
'rrJ~c~t4t ~:'*z1. ,'~t~t~PARK. UIj Wqt~ ,I v. i'tj..nj' _Z.22 24.1 BERNARD 0. WESTER I
'E L r I.AR?:Ii tlq.>I1 zi ~813 'I..nAve.
~',~ I. ~ AC's PAWN SWAP SHOP .---~-.-*.~-Phanc -_"_q107
ij; G A T-1 F! 3. 'r;'j FOR SALE. V, i FOR THE BE ST r _9 vi.- *-t2 zir.,
Jf T4 .3Ih~ '.'K --- W~Lc~~4r'C.l I. qL.,. s~unii cOorn-I- ),y ,1dII I~ii O
~ ~T~--.'~i ~: .~ ~... .* .Ot Ii' ~~'iY .' i. -i I~ ~ I Mi .jr low .i,.k FOR -- WELDING NEEDOS jse e Ja



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n -od From Page SEEOad AE LYES OLOKS LANR
.. jl. w:. -- ~ h~ i,--- *-. i2c.ioFo LkfICi~il.., oeb
HOUSE FORSAL- LE. ~ :'r;.4% ;, 1 .U
I J.~ ~;~'~il',' uNo. E'ii ater ator Call ed

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