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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: May 24, 1973
Frequency: weekly
regular
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Subjects / Keywords: Newspapers -- Port Saint Joe (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
Newspapers -- Gulf County (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
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Spatial Coverage: United States -- Florida -- Gulf -- Port Saint Joe
Coordinates: 29.814722 x -85.297222 ( Place of Publication )
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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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1iHIRTY-SIYTHI YtAR. NUMBER 38


Deep Water Port- .Fine People Safest Beaches in Florida
PORT ST JOF. LO RIDA THURSDAY. MAY d4. 173


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TEN CENTS A COPY


Working for Constant Channel Depth




County Joins


Tri-


River Association


Bill Williamis, a represen-
tative of tlhe Tri-Rivers
Association asked, Gulf Coun-
ty to become ,mvibers of the
Association Tuesday night.
The' Association\ has mem-
bership of counties on the
Apalachieqla-Flint hiattahoo-
chee River. syst from
Columbus, Georgia" to the
Gulf of Mexico.. ," ',
Bailey explained thie pur-
pose of the Associatido is to,
persuade the Corp ...f Erngrn-
eers pnd Congress l. ,,i' wh',X
is necessary ton'narin fiii,
nine-'f.oot channel in 'the
shipping channel of the rivir
system year-round. ".
Tho.representative explain-,
ed the "nine-foot" channel'
was iq the shipping channel
and did not refer to the depth
on the BlR:k..t',..w, gauge.
"Five ardJ d twidf fc-t on the
gauge will-,give, us our nine
foot channel" -Bailey explain-


Man :Held,

on Murder
Count

Jani-- U l,;.jn-r.., a.is shot
and l dlic1 itur.ljy night,
May 19 .at ,ppr-',xitn.q-Ve
11:30 p).m iovit wi..'0 1 ;iin'-
argument, by r;ii, JHi' u...
according to the Gulf Cori,'N, .
)Sheriffs .DPaffi Ili. t
Th,' .,r na firri, ,-. ,

.'^grneil-hiir!P?_'_j~n ei (nd' r
Aft,-r Ib*" .a !i er, I ,jnloo-
.ii 1! l h '." Iu i'.k j iy ',m irib r
oift- .eIf.. r, )q,. ted tii Main
sir.-7 ? pit ...%.o -li'ipf (hr vi. n
Jones .located' 'W liams in
front of a .-1m1f ,1t1 -.outh ..1 (
Stallworth'- irt,t -ry ,n I M.nn
St., left lh irbl t..I
proceeded ,.i l..i an puir ..uii
of Williams. When'h Jones
overtook Wu i.in,., i.: i, k
him with the gun, .ind ti, 'l
shot him in the head. '
After the shooting, he I"'.i
.home, returned the 'gun, and
then came back to the scqpe,
%., rf., l h .. and turned
hirFI,'li over to Officer I... t
Jones of the ; Police.'
Department. "
At that point' ',the Gulf
ii.uait Sheriff's Department
took charge of the ilj, -1.q'i
tibns. A charge of attempted
murder was first brought
against 'Jones. H,-.-,r "at
1:55 a.m. it, was learned that
Williams had died and the
charges were then changed to
first .d.'er. murder.
Jones was arraigned before
Bay' County Judge Larry
Bodiford May 20th and
ordered held a ir h...a bond.

,Error Corrected
In :last' week's issue,- the
date reportedd for the next
regular meeting of the Board
of City av'eunin :.-Li t,-rs was in
error. '.
'The article should have
read that the next meeting
will be \held .at 5 p.m.
Tuesday, June 5.


ed. .
He pointed out that the
river system was already
used extensively for shipping
and had potential to a great
deal more it shippers could
be assured of. a navigable
stream. "Our trouble is
between Blountstown and the
Jim Woodruff Dam" Bailey'
said, "Where shoaling in'low
water makes the channel
impassable.".
Plans are presently being
pushed by the Tri-Rivers
Authority, on the advice of
the Corps' of Engineers to get.
appropriations for the con-
struction of two navigation
locks in. the trouble 'area.
S"There will be no reservoirs
'built and no f']o...rg will
Besult from the projects,"
Bailey said.
I. the past the ,.,.,.r. has
.': 'member ,,i i, Tri
S .. ; r h.. ..,.,.g ..1P, i
1O! ., t..r i .V'., h-.1 '-f, .' -'.'n_ 1-1

S .i j .r I .

apenkldC W Roli a 'r' *j: #.het
Srfi,.nrirship si,:'."f via Dh.,a

f.iil,,ll r,',' h,,"i. F, P,' .' ft J
and C. W. Robrts, a vs,,t.'-r


of the Port ''-. ,.
Mrs.r Gilbert pointed out
there is, one shipper already
A ~. n.%.. \to use the local port
for export with three ship-
mpnts pf.r ,n...,rdL if they/ can
get dependable transporta-
ti&n down he river, '"This
means $10,0t0 in local wages
to service each one of these
ships ', she said, "So'you can,
Ssee .the economic impact
three ships a m6nth ,.,*. !t*.. ; e
here, plus other'.business .for
import and export"we will be
able, to secure with depend-
able riv: ''r.r '.i,, '_ri : .".
M rs. -.. r,'r'. :-:s I'.l St.
Joe was the only ,port in this
area with :n:..a*. water to,
'handle the nqw V .""-r
.";. which take on. brges
and "'*,. .,,...' them"'to other
ports :i -. ,.- .1, can
r a. 'r' :i ,'.. our
(. .r. ,she :. .
Commissioner r'..., r Gra-
ham r n. L: t. r'e'j'"'-rf, ir the,
". .,"^ i,'' to re p;"''* i A'; .*....u-
with an -.n'., i. i r:;er-
.'. of $201.92. "The entire
r] .r. '.1" with' Graham's'
m .:-te.:o ol! S ens fy i.n.0 the
A- :<, !;ron make 13 of ith~ 21
,r.,~'.r'-' ,bordering! e sys-
t'o,-r. frer, ':.!urtb9',. qeorgia;
Miuth. active members


Second and Third Traffic Deaths of Year






Two Killed In Saturday Crash


. "Gulf County. recorded. its
second and third traffic
deaths of the year early
Saturday morning .'..%.-6 'wo
Georgia men were Prie-d in
a single car accident o : 'he
Overstreet road.
Highway Patrolman KY.n
Murphy' told' The 5'ar
Warren Lafa-*t"' Da%.ier
26, of '.T.. i ,, te,.r :- and
''-ti e Arnold -ii4-:-! 40,
of Cairo, Georgia ''-r.: both
killed when they were
throwing from their car hen
it hit a dirt embankment
Murphy said the two A ere
headed for the rx--eaches
after leaving' home a tbut
2:00 a.m. Saturday .r/,rn-
ing. "The late model car
was T&a'.eriin a high rate
of sped M-tu pr'- .aid,
"when the i: a.'e~. appa rn,
ly lost control about twi arnd
a -half *rle. r N,n:.' n of
Overstreet on *SR 386."
The '-eAoi I lft the r.ad
on the right and ',r.-. illed
270 feet before con rir. i :j.ck
upon the road. Th-r. he :a r
crossed the' road and
became a'bo(rne lor ..2 !eet
jumping across a' ; ra ',me
beside the road; When' the
machine struck 'he ;p:.',.-,te
bank, the men v.ere t'a'hriwn
out and: killed. .The car.
J .'"


Two Met Death In This Car


rturikbe and turned for
aroj'ther 114 feet down the
ditch before stopping..
Murphy ,,'nmate. the
accident happened about
5:00 a.m., but it was over
an hour later before the


accident *.'.i found. A
second carloadin the party
had left M..iir-. shortly
before the d' th car and
ri,,;rt:< worried when their
rr, p.ar ,- d i', show up..
The. wrecked car and the


two dead men were found
about 6:15 by a. .,-- i-,
motorist.
The two men were
...i.. i to Municipal Hospi-
tal by Comforter Ambu-
lance where they were


pronounced dead on arrival.
Trooper MJuirph:,- was as-
sisted in his .rt,-.',.,!,.i tv
Sheriff Raymond Lawrence
and Sgt. David Rogers and
Trooper J. M. King of
Blountstown.


County Still Seeks Solution for



Providing Ambulance Service
-rov10 CI0


]he queiton ,a .>rimbulance'
for tie ( P:-ur -:, 1'll up in
to. air .ijd no *Aution in
s ir,. n sp u .- *.:.~' ..arge by.
O.aur'jif l 'cJ ^ .-= th; irf
mrin Lamar Davis that
mrnb..eir ii'f the Board :, tor
crra.-: Up with a workable
solu.on .this past Tuesday
ntit -t, their regular meet-
rng.
T (,j' '.' faces loss of the
. .r .'.i r. service on. the
6rst of. June when. local

will no longer offer the
servicee ; the face of new,


Magnolia Time
it's Maqnohia Time" in Northwest
Florida nd Port St. Joe can hold its own


Ball* Game

Good news was anouheed .abbreviated
Thursday at the F.- this fall.
meeting for loca i" a' .., The Wil
sportsmen. Lt. Art Runrfills established
of the Florida Game and ','.. t thl
Fresh Water Fish Commis-, Gulf ..- .r
sion told the club" the new Club .-q
Edward Ball Wildlife Area' ,-',?~ ,.: '."
will be opened to an East edge o


New Doctor Star ti



Practice Here Mon


After two years of
searching by, the City Com-
mission, local doctors and
the Municipal Hospital staff
a new doctor has announced
he will begin practicing
medicine in Port St. Joe on
Monday of next week.
Dr. John V. Philpot, M'.D.,
will open his offices
temporary quarters in the
Municipal Hospital Monday.
Dr. Philpot will be located"
in the front South wing of
the Hospital with entrance
at what was the sun porch
of the old Hospital before it
was enlarged several-years
ago. .- -.


The coming of Dr. Philpot
is expected to offer some
relief for the Hospital oper-
ating problems and provide
the additional medical ser-
vices which have been
needed in 'Port St. Joe for
some time.
Dr. Philpot is a native of
Florida, being reared in
Branford. He. attended the
UnriVersity oTFlorida Medi-
cal School and the Universi-
,ty of Miami Medical School.
He served, his internship in
tie Duval Medical Center in
Jacksonville. He is a
geri'eral practitioner and
has. practiced for several


years .in
coming to P
Dr..Philpo
proved by
Medical Ass
a special m
night by
Hospital Bo
full Hospital
The new
living on the
looks for pi
quarters. ,
Office h
Philpot will,
12:00 and
Monday, Tu
day and Fru
day Satur-da


with anybody's magnolias. This bloom was
photographed this week and is only one of
thousands of such beauties dressing up our
town and putting' our their distinctive
' fragrance on those still nights. Star photos


Area Opening

I 1..,'.* r.: season city limits to the Howard
Creek Road and South to the
lifee Area was Franklin C:-.,".' line. The
six years ago swamp area will provide a
ie efforts of the hunting area which has not
r:. i.. :. been accessible to local
ir- St. Joe Paper sportsmen in the past.
Located from the Runnells said the area has
b( the Port St. Joe made "remarkable progress"
in its six years of!population
and preparation. "We think
we can have a good deer
n harvest during the time the
Area will be open this fall"
Runnells said. He estimated
y'a a herd of at least 500 deer is
now in the area with at least
d 10percent of these "legal"
-' bucks. "This will give hunt-
Chipey' before rs a potential of 50 deer to
Chipley' S. Before. harvest", according to Run-
?ort St. Joe. a nels.
ot has been ap- The Game Management
the Gulf County Area will be open December
association and in 8,to December 23. There will
meeting Tuesday be no dogs allowed in the
the Municipal area North of the Intracoas-
ard was given ta Canal, but dogs will
D privileges. There will be no dogs
Doctor is now allowed in the area South of
Beach whlivinge he the Intracoastal Canal, but
rmanent living dogs will be allowed North of
ours for Dr the Canal. "All legal game
brs fr Dr 00t can be taken in the Area"
be from 9:00 to Runnells said.
2:00 to 5:00 The Game officer also
esday, Wednes- showed a short film, "The
iday, and a half Men In Green" outlining
Y some of the duties of the
Game Commission officers


No, Word

Yet On

Query


Residents from the Bea-
*ches were present at
the .,E '-. -'. night -., .of4
. r- .., : .. asking
what had been heard from
correspondence with the
State P'..i .. Control Board
on the 'problem of houses
being built on the water' side
of U.S. H..'..- 98.
Chairman Lamar Davis
said the Board had written
the Pollution Control Board
of the situation with copies to
the Attorney General and the
Governor about the .ij5ai.0.r
Davis said no answer to the
letters had been received as
yet.
Along with this discussion,
Mrs. Sally Malone asked if
anything had been done about
dwellings which had been
built on alley'and road rights
of way in the Beacon Hill'
area. '
Commissioner Graham
stated, "There are a number
of houses 'in the wrong places
in this area. We started a
survey of the area a few
years back and found the
practice to be so widespread,
we just stopped the survey".
That explanation .satisfied
no one however and several
in attendance reminded the
Board they were the protec-
tors of public property and
alleys and streets at Beacon
Hill were public property.
Chairman Davis asked
Steve Nations, the County's
engineer to make a survey .of
the streets and alleys in the
area and find out how many
instances of trespass 'there
are on county property.


for : u'lt .1..i :.I' .j r'! r -r a
attendants..,
,.-, r., :'. 'r Walter ',I
ham had' been- charged by,
Vice-Chairman Silas Player
on May 8 to meet with rep-
f re :'..-: of the city
governments from Port St.
Joe and Vt..'. .t,.' h :., to try
and arrive at a- joint
,;r.--.-',-.-' by which the
service could be ,.'.t'i', .'...
..Graham reported he had met
with, Port "St -Joe.,Commis-
sioner ',".r *'Wimberly and
r..., ,i, ,..",1', 9 resident
of A. .. ,..thl... on the,
problem, with no definite


plan being,
trio..
Graham,'
plans now"
other '-.,.,kir,
-,: 1 pla
.h im '.... n0 ,
that while n
were good,
position to r
It--m !'InI
have no i-
make at a
make -a r.
would be t
peace' and
pens."9
Graham
Board con


L devised t1, the measures for the present
time and take a long, hard
;.,fitcI-d several lookat something to furnish
it..-,fng used -.by an adequate ambulance in
"a -. as .'.-.0 :J. the future.
ansr suggested to Along this line, .Regional
-ir.- Graham,.said Civil Defense Director, Bob
many of the plans.- Smith said he and Represen-
he was not in a tative William J. Rish are
recommend any of ,-<,'1',itnr avenues of finan-
fact," he said, "I cial aid and asked for "two''
:..rrj.-|..ii..n to or three" more days to come
ll. If I were to. up with something definite.
*: ...r.vr. ,:'..,, it Smith 'said he and Rish had
hat we, 'hld our been searching for some
see what hap- information in the matter for
the past few days.
suggested the OTHER BUSINESS
sider emergency -It looks as if every
Federal agency in existence
is' looking for something to do
in order to keep their
particular organization 'busy.
In almost every meeting now,
the county is faced with at
least one request wanting the
county to utilize services for
surveys, studies, etc., in
order for the agencies to keep
S. busy. Tuesday night was an
unusual meeting day. There
.-. ,/ were five separate requests
from different agencies ask-
Sing for permission to request
grants and aid for various
t studies.
S--A garbage land fill area
was discussed for the Bea-
ches area and the Board had
written to St. Joe Paper
Company to secure land for a
land fill. The Company
replied they had already
given permission for the use
of land in the Mexico Beach
area and .the Beaches could
use this fill. Beach residents
stated they have been told by
Bay County they cannot use

D.Whitfield will meet with
the Paper Company to try
and work something out.
-Max Kilbourn, who had
been appointed by the Board
to serve asNtheir representa-
tive of the Northwest Florida
Development Council, gave
his initial ,report. He said,
a "e They have some nice offices
rne and several employees who
seem to have nothing to do. I
Florida. attended the meeting and
id Billy Woodham heard several great long
I High of Panama speeches, but nothing hap-
end three days in pens. "I feel Gulf County is
or preparations, getting no benefit from the
and playing the organization, but if it is your
3tar game. wish I will continue to attend
to above, Port St. the meetings just in case
School baseball something valuable turns
r.ry Lewter is up," Commissioner Graham
Ken with the thanked Kilbourn "For the
action to take part most honest report I have
D. heard on this Board."


. Senior Ken Whittle has
been selected as one of two
high school baseball players
in this area to participate in
the State All-Star game to
be played in Lakeland on
June 15.

Whittle, a four year letter
man on the Shark squad was
selected for the game on the
balloting of coaches from a
field of nine candidates from


Northwest F
Whittle an
of Rutheford
City will spe
Lakeland f
festivities
annual All-S
In the pho
Joe High
coach Jei
presenting
official invit
in the game


Playing In G


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bes~z nr, :dPyjsiapnxlrm r m, >pa~r.
Maulrar c.-Alifns wbich drmw o.E:`rnijj
eQ-M-nE-rgk as odid Lbet (ew C'wfiro~felt~
concerning riar chomay wShe u-;h
pearung. ublhia bf--acb- front ri-r-q,=;ty
here lin Gulf County'. v-p Uw the mcm-

yiptlaJ11F. TWh Us riivln

'&i thelehouseig -Pn UWee -it- c
Higkiwsy ,9.S agrti '-F with t~ur tfurik-

Let us say i'br. -~~. t~.;h
the people whn prU.:I pfi~~ jr_.

sorme rx. irT-rc(fliuorj ~tr~ r~I


fie. rit tY OU-- r fm.,jt j nd iA'L s -p h~id U.
hercxs 111419Y 'ciQ-In.A..-rjtbu;Z.r J*"wer


From al mdieatuons it app!frz
the only way the people of Oak Gr,'v;
will get the water and i ewer services.
they hav," dF.rlred ftr y:, lon. i-. to,
ask ticr a'in-exatior in th*. City of
Port St. J, '

the Coiiii .y ,.riiim.. :.i ti ;r-1 .-
eral 'fin1r r.'I- sb id 'a t 'd ii D.L. ,-,1 .'rI
the Iy-t'm l.- t a i !. ,'
i t era:nt. vh.' h i v...i- Ild .be ,. .- -_i
t" t i- '.'--J .d: ., .. fh : iv n r
th -_y _,.*.-,' .h -. ...,-_! :t:; ,'++.t ; ,_,( .
I. n (....... no, .more..
F.i'vka i' ii.; n" r. i tr.-- i. -
ti "- l t thC" r r .



*.'. va'_l.'.t either. h





H adel usins eview.


Again tast year ine r.- a received
Sfrom tsede .0o g'riant-r..id $.2 ny I'71
'per- f lt of tfhe ledtra t rax fUn, paid

war oereeavd back...._- Fi.n.ly $ t83 'm
Chamber of Commerce reported hin its
Weekly Business Review.
i e In the Review,the State Ch' i.
.;.bersaid Floridian ..i $1.2 i ]tiot -
' in federal taxe's to r,..nnce the aid
program and got back only $830 mil-
lion int grants for the 1971-'72 fiscal
year, adeording to a tax foundation
Report; The previous t sc Aycar Flori-
dians paid $931 million into the pro-
gram and got back $650 million in
grants.
"Last year Floridians paid $340
miUiio in taxes to the federal govern-
ment.to help pay for grants in trans-
portation,, educeion, welfare and oth-
er-.programs in- other states," said
Ronald -S. Spencer,. Jr., Executive
Vice President of the State Chamber.
Total federal taxes from Florida
in fiscal 1972 amounted to $5.1 bil-
lion. Spencer said, the total of funds
received, did not reflect federal reve-


THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla THURSDAY. MAY ,. 1973.


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thau th


From The Lowing Bible

~-I:K v-.g tou a that you~
wavl sty av-ay fro.m sin.
But if yo rp'si, th-ere is
tonere PLead fror y'-,u
h~rforre the. Father.r His
rl~km-e J':'iusChr~st, the

an'i- lwvh.. xc-% rsi fom
ripl-tely fkh I the cone who,-
thl-k- Gtjd'i wrath agair-st.
*s~r aru' ~ hryiself, and

499 j. fr ur -xns,
art-4 rr-IA rjrply .i but all
Oiut wciitJ's. Arid how c.-an
v~i,- hp-sujre U-Fat we belong
co-, ;d,4l E k ka i w-- v &: 1
r. ,og ti-)do h e l tg /art%
toi


c-rhch rn' ..rY 20th St Th
-will be take out -t.
t .e do !'J t-o L.r p" ."
mfle door ',.,r .- p.'.^-


Thcwo Wdjt rreAthk bj.&.ei~r~g
ml~eay thc-rf h bat kat P-t:4 a i

I ; lut-r -r;;rar. fa lnjct if tke f mba

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f-~' h-., ruldf el NI-x.ixi'Q en TV cerw.



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!.Vo'.'rkav. but thal11I4 no ft'mwI inn u. alow(.


Tb~ oly ~ iv2~t iv'order
obt. ii.iuthe -s~et~a.-'to be




t iCet !4V.th C J~ P:r ~
j4OT

t~,a :n-'I r..-.01it' ft-- L.-l1"J ..nV


''Charg




nue t-.it .5- .L'UL, --r7 as
governments in F ',-,.id
receiving mopey I rirom
until after the t n.i of f
The Rvv-it-w ta~d
to I.th- f'uridati,: ii -p
dents paid $1.41 in t.
dollar of aid received
state and local govern
was one of 21 states
in taxes in 1972 than t
aid with the 29 .othei
less than a dollar for
Said.
The state of Conn
heaviest tax burden, ]
taxes for every, $1.0(
Washington, D.C. resi
for their aid dollar, th
""Florida is the f
erous state in its suppi
aid funds to other stall
enth in 1971. And, in
federal budget cuts iF
health, education ani
doubtful Florida and
supporting states ca
help pay for progr
'states," Spencer. corm
-Milton


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BY 714 %War PUbHO~9W4 CCAMONaM
Sq~N"qPofln, Paid St PW St hIA jiWAO# HrU ?
INV Editor and P'uAOSleir
hey P rodcitur i ion ipt.
msey ~~Offie nga
"M 'T-pesefler. SrLt!.Irt0wons


Perspective

on


Education

b> DR "1-1 1. 17iHM l \
Profs% ._r ,0 F ducn.ido,
l'nitV.E silJ W f t r-!i ,na


in th4e: V ara-\ r ,!
agairast Ut u&p l crlhx .d fplr--
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FLORIDA : .
WILDLIFE

COMMENTS ON THE OUTDOORS

Dr'0.,E Fry eJr
Director

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, '-;,., -.,, "- TALLAHASSEE-Man, by.
ir.. I. the his own diidtivb is a n, .
,", .. inn- : animal. He is, again
.' "' .- -- .., the *-:' creature 'en-
S-- r- *; dowed with. the. power to ":
reason .n rn j,-tor,
-cause t '. .: "
We are n-. i, a k.Tia
time in the .*, 'Ia
Seem ingly, :.r.. i' ..:. :. H :..: '
e 5 .t: has :+ rl,, :-:.rF.ni )
S.... realize .tri along with the
': ,, ,.e :-r, of Genesis that.
''* _Man '. -i *, rfir.u o.l
it, and local : p. .* r,.- A:' .
* lJ". not ,lbegi t u I
:l ."". *not begin -his gifts of reason -to insure
t thiii program the ,:. .r.ii,:.: of not only
iacaI ytar 197,.. his own species, but also the
that i.ce Lrdmirg .other creatures of the earth,
-.r (I i-ai. n his continuingrush, to-
ward what seems an increas-
-ixp for every .ngly refined level of civiliza-
d by Florida's- tion, man has. taken little
mnents, Florida E to -...'-.:. and admit
th d-iid inmore .r- he is b._t- a part of a
-' mtLg. greater ..... His con-
they received i nuIg "' itude
r sUt-: paying has cast a di. ,; shad-c,: over
every dollar of the chances of survival for
certain creatures; his pen-
iecticut had the chant for h--, o~n.m nas
caused him c, ncernra:n of
aying $1.58 m his lessons too slowly, and
), in aid, while some species have been lost
dents paid 31c forever as a'result.
ie Review said. .Now a new awareness has
ifth been pervading the world so-
ifth most gen- city, and some have become
ort of grant-in- doomsayers while others
tes; it was sev- maintain an attitude of rela-
view of recent tive indifference. But, man
n- the areas of will not survive alone as a
-t species, and this is a lesson
d welfare, it's that. the creature, Homo Sa-
the remaining pien, must learn.
n4 continue to The catch phrase of today
ams in other is "ecology", a term bantered
about not only by the sin-
mented. cere, but also the bandwagon
Press-Gazette chasers. The word comes


from the. Greek, "- -.
- which means house; and be-
neath, the umbrella, of this
'1 .-t'....': comes. an -under-
:..arsJ_ ,)f the mutual rela-
.io.s between organisms aid
'he, environment. It is am-
p-,,rta that we take the true
! 'ams,,rig of the word serious-
ly. -
For years then have sought
to el.-is-' those i..
which 'they ti'..ugt were of
,little : or negative worth, All
too "f:- '-..'u, theta .Aid 'i.. !i
of this half-thought was a
deer herd that' starved to
Death because 'of an absence
of natural predation, or an
eagle's egg that wouldd not
hatch because of'residual in-
secticides. Man has made mis-
takes and seen the error of his
ways; but still, too frequently
he fails to take remedial ac-
tion:
The folly' of Man is his
reasoning. We curse theindus-
trial polluter, but never give a
second thought to the paper
cup or tin can we throw from
our speeding automobile. We
denounce the wastefulness of
our industrial corporations,
but leave lights burning when
they serve no purpose. We
decry the amount of water
used- by big manufacturers,
but think nothing of the
water we waste as individuals.
We reason that the causes of
our problems are the making
of another, but each of. us has
a hand in preserving what is
naturally ours.
Man is indeed a unique
animal. He does, indeed, have
the ability to reason; and he
must realize that the natural.
necessities -of life are not un-
limited. His power of reason
will decide his future.


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p 'ir ,'. '.- ..: *..-. "J-

reports., In New ,V ..i
f.,r- + 7 -( !o., ,-^,, '.. .,

that .- '. ..
composing ,' .: r.. i
a year. The:, .M J f ..'J
even ":i_.'II prep
paragraphs were min
* .'.{ 6r ":;t'.-;. 1 t.
ents.
Another by-product of
* written report was'
.r./.L:. TI of ir...;--" .
Teacher's were .'.-
lus' r. 6 '.' .. -" on ho
inform a .. r.i t h 1.
r,' ,n -s....., schizophr

':. *-,n n '.r..-'- one han
r'. .,. blunt accusation
the other. Many.,a prin
conducted several fac
meetings on the how-to-s
topic and then person
read dach report t-:.w
was released to the ..-'
It should be added tha
cities like New York
progress reports ran
another snag-the .Spa:
: ~..",. parent. Thous
,of teachers and princ
struggled with the problem
how to tell a madre tha
work of her muchacho c
not exactly-be classified
-muy bien. A manual
Spanish expressions he
considerably, but a g
deal of the burden fell or
o.iu.i.-r-:. of / bilin

Cursive reports obvi6
could not provide the
answer Although they or
ally had the virtue of gi
the parents a though
review, of their child]
*,esi and problems, .


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Shrdlu
by WESLEY R. RAMSBY
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Patrol

Predicts

29 Deaths
The Florida Highway Pat-
rol-'predicted today that 29
persons will die in traffic
.accidents during the Memor-
T:- -hour period begins
.at.1 ip.'m -.m., Friday, May 25
"-, *'- at midnight, Mon-
V -
6*1onel iE if. Beach,
"I'ri "l .i:, ''',', .*-r ri
-,r.:, f ] .. ..r ,'- Should



Tr r :'% prove their,'
pne.1,'io.-,, wrong, the Patrol
will have all ..available
,r..,: *r.: and '*. ,-:.'i -. offi-
7 .T ."' C ears,
'. ".. 5 and
radar on the +-,'.,-., over

Based on i,.r'. :., exper-'
the P' person'
"^ 71 i'.". r.. '. ,'-r'. ., and,.
oss .:. .r and
1t:! r "+mr. Day

A,. cannot reduce :acci-



iere .


,,,J.- ,dh rh.. .I >,f-.., b t.thai. i F
;., r., a" the are "'
'y -The matter- was tabled wh" -v wr..1 Bea-
.."' con Hill ... r.. n, opposed the '-t ai :-ia. "n" of
a park r. -.- -. .
.ies So,. you -.- S Mrs. Arnh..llfth :-t, W- was not
that going to Th u riAtt .property. They wanted
?ared that land the scon- Beacon Hill Andl they wanted it for free.
par- .

f the You never : ..w what will. happen .' i,: n you
the make a( statement where the whole world can
."''' see'or h.h..r it 'ast week, joking, I said anybody
rupu-
rwp to w-'rit..I to buy a second-hand barge ,could
.--nild f.. '-.tl',y t A-: a few certain local individuals out
.'or. of one onc' they finuh' hauling old autoiobde
renic, t.i.. out. into the.Guplf of Mexico to mike a
lang; fishing reef. .,
d- or "
is on A person called Thursday evening. wanting
cipal to know Who they could contact to buy that barge.
culty You never know who will buy what you axe ready
nayli to get rid of. I might even get rid of three little
n it kittens at my house if I wanted to get rid of
t.. them whidh I do. .
at in *
the Tomato report:- I said a while back Jimmy
nish- Greer should be obligated to furnish me with
ands tomatoes should the, plants he gave me'fail to pro-
ipals duce. I'm happy to report the plants are doing
im of well better than some I obtained from an-
t the
lou d other source.


d as
for
helped
great
i the
gual

ously
final
origin;
giving
htful
ren's
they


LETTERS


To The Editor


Dear Mr. Ramsey,


someone elsb's 'property.


-1 .,- -_ b -a~omeone waniet mese c me-
soon deteriorated into exer- Please print this letter, as I kens dead real bad *to do
cises in intricate or banal think the citizens of Port St. something as low down as
phraseology, or they Joe should kiow of this. this. w
smacked too much of psycho- Last Sunday, May 13th, Maybe,' if these persons
analysis. Therefore, a few while we were attending had attended church in honor
schoolmen decided to take church, some person or of their mothers, they would
the alternate step of dropping persons came into our -yard not have had time to make
all written reports and and poisoned a rooster-and a three young boys so unhappy,
ratings, in favor of face-to- hen. "' y
face-interviews with parents. My -three sons found the A very sad mother,
S., rooster dead and had to Mrs. Ray Brant
Family Farm Proves watch the hen die, they could
Family Farm Proves not finish killing her.
Similar To Motherhood You see, my complaint is I CARD OF THANKS
have a four year old child
who goes out and feeds and The members of- the
Thec family farm, like plays with these chickens. It Peterson family wish to
otherhood, is a durable in- could have been my child thank their many friends for
stitution. instead of the chickens to die. their kind expressions of

On about 95 per cent of The chickens are in: an sympathy, flowers and cards
U.S. farms, the operator and enclosed pen with a top May God continue to bless
his family supply the major- covering it completely, which each of you.
t laboran are reis insidea chain link fece The Family oa.
btonle for two-thirds of the na- id nota chain link fe Cleveland Jerome Peterson
tion's farm production. They did not wander onto .Cleveland Jerome Peterson


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William H. Raft?
Fr~hen.,L. man
Shirley K. Rains


SCHOOL'S OUT!
.r, v' *' w "-hse e':t,'', f ." .A Ficrl'da's :' i .'.:
i-armi'il '.- rE s fl. I:8 e 3 .'.8,rr, to motorists' .
l: l .., .:. :. ..:,,. S.p'a Th next' child to cr
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Selling Spaghetti


The letter printed on this page.last week
from Mrs. Lucien Arnold at Beacon Hill gave us.
the imres!kr, that somehow, we had managed
iR ..p, ort he' r sore toe in our editorial, the. pre-
. iw week. -~ncerning the building, on the water
.,I cif Hi :hwi a 98 at Beacon Hilt
I'mnot going to apologize for that hi ilkinr,
since I still live with it. I do find'it necessaryy to
let Mrs. Arnold know that I have~ n.,v.-Je. of
what she dwelt on the nMs..t. even though, it was
,not mentioned in the article.
First, let me set the record straight. Mrs.
Arnold feels she should be allowed to do what
she will '* i"h her p'rpertv as paid for.
Since the C' u:nt' has not seen I it to yumi restric-
tions bn NAimi.l in this area, I couldn't agr.Lv
with Mrs. Arnold more. In fict, .I have said so
in previous editorials on "h- 'u t. Mrs. Ar-
nold is f. r -,,, ,*i in I ,,r ir'hts to build on
her : ;.v as ,. fit'BuIt b'- the s,ameto-
I ,.r.'t s: to like 'if! : :
But that little blurb byI Mr "Arnold of the
?**- |?'.:, at the C',.unt. Courthouse door to
-up beach ....r,,-'. t, buiIl a prrTi.r for Gulf.
C-..',',I ,,l.in't buy. I've attended at, least
of the .-,untN Cm. -,-ion "pJ",,ving*s in the
.*. 20 n.,] ;"1 I've never heard the state once
make the -.4- *f t,.- tongue that they would buy
rt'. r nulf C',vo.nty IVi! h v i th<'i-, say,
S.'. th. w iu.t d.,1 rt- ai thai u ., if the
di' ...'i:l meet certain -bi1oai'a;in-. first.
r. -. Ar' .i says the state .:ffi..l to buy
the p*'' i,:- ,::, *.ii front property to i.k:.- a park
for t. 4-,innt' ni the Couiity C<'oan'i.>i-n would
not :': i,- ..ff. r She said the lished' in our :-. r .+ Vr
SIt wag an easy n-it-r t., gut Ji.w.u the files'.--O
and ee,.so here-is whait it.c- foupti, irt the issue
.of .- p b. : r i 28, 1 i ', ',*itainin7 ,.ina of
the 4p^.:t& 6i .12, 1967: meeting:
"H. D. 1 -:i ment said ihn- d. ..rtin.-nt wan interested in lpur-
' i"r.,-.irj:th.- COUNTY b,-'-h-fr.--'t property at
n -mnHjil for th.- paurj..se of establishing a pub-
3.i park. H. emfformrud th- Board that THE
.-T.\TE IIA. NO.FtfIUN~ at this time'.to pur-


The Only Way


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Select
Prinmipal Kennetiu Frrrihq
and Gwdanee (owusl,,k.r NMrs
Sarah A RUIjey offer congrat.-
WaIbonAw t Chb.r~l Rustfor
beign selevO edaft, prw
pant tn the Horuloii Inin
-Irted E'rgrem begiening. n-w-
gschool year, J7.3=74 a


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pr(,grarn WfrI NON tfM
throug howl the- Suite, o
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Here's Some Advice


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,PAGE THREE

J. Peterson


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bas an are4 of ground whte. ~ Wrc uh I'(4 i Niul-, p
mo'.re:trib4bjte : hhn m'W% wbrflug rrtmand v ur, arsit rd.-' r '
11plk'and .I %w vp:-!Tem- Li. Eda~ipl,, ys VI-ipw
Moin(.iiDr r. c-Pigingis difficultt In ITmfi.fl; fibe I arM 5a
Wro- ia few-ehAmptts (;rnoun.1 li hst.t Ar4ol j
0,11 Vh.e pr~rit'eoulq h,", --d ~~ d,'ii4

e'nt Lhinp~h~ d-jlfsrett p~pwh. pt4Fr~lIrng l~.3r.11L~.) j nlff'edr 1"
rj i~nu~L%~r r il l-Ok v3lp j -,if(lh.' ri-. r.An
M a 'iy a8dF4,w. cr F4Jij oqim ji, I,j'r v.fft ,C,

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o~tgroufnd ro re a
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ti-, IjISeA as f jvr-tag' a ;,
fdcrv-Lr tad ri rguhf-r Thwr~~me_
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P, p sr, f i'rissa BuH~uI rUs k- -l y lovi tn~peraon~es


/ *NOW OPEN.'


Welcome to the


-Fiestatore


at Mexico Beach


OPEN 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM CST

We Offer A Fu ll Line Of


Groceries

Meats


Produce


Fishing &
Beach Supplies
Cold and Hot.
Sandwiches
iasonal Produce
Foster Grant
Sunglasses and Beach Hats



"Everything for
Fun In The Sun"


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divAa*- I| THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla. THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1973

Services Held for C.
Funeral serve ices for Cle
and thus are not permanent land Jerome Peterson, we
in central or north Florida. held Saturday, May 19, 19
Check with your local nur- from the Emanuel Bapi
serymen and county exten- Church. Rev. S. L. Badg
sion agent for those ground conducted the service a
covers most adaptable for .nterment followed in Gre
U your area. When used proper- wood Cemetery.
ly, these plants can eliminate He is survived by his wi
many maintenance problems Mrs. Joyce Ann Peterson,
__-such as mowing and will children, Michael, AngE
provide interesting textures and Y'4,nd', all of Jacks
0 Iand colors to your landscape, vile, Patripia, Carolyn, a
especially in those trouble Marie of C .r rl. r ill Cal:
spots where grasses do not five sisters, Mrs. Mini
grow well. 'Clark,. Mrs. Rosa I


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Clubbers

Report On


Sto Ik Meeting


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4b.


Today's youth are not so
far from their elders in the
,.- ',e cf values, according to
rep,,rt g.'en to the Kiwanis
Cut t Ke. Clubber,-Eddie
,,- F',... ;i .. a "'d ,'.^


S- 'Rich, in ,reporting on the
'recent State Con1ention of
Iri. Key Club said the boys
~ took opinion pol) of some of
L',t. i[.ii'l.r,. 'before the
Si...: .: H.e his year. The
S..:. psed amnesty for
".-_ ...,: left the country'to
..i.. c- Vietnam War. They
S ..3-:.: : to adult rights
S:,- :.'s, and general-
;. .*r:, a.uDng with the
Sd :r. ;' their more
* .:*v.i_::."L .. .. parents.


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The rtr
Ch sr.c],s w
toright- at

a Friend N
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'A Msr.
take a pa
peFope n'/,r
world of pr
Rarely has


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KNIT

PANTS
., Reg.to $16 00

$9.00 pr,

All Men s

Jeans 25'PO
Off


1.00 of f


Polyester

kCKS

8i00 pr.


ALL KEDS
Sandals, Tenn s Shoes


Entire Stock .

MATERIAL

Reduced 1-3

Jr. Sizes Shorty

Gown Sets

$3.98 to $9.00:


WI GS 1-3 off


tist Me


S T.'.^ K.' ,. ': repre-
by ,Rich" -and Ben,
'Gibson,, .,::':-_ed several
* ':-u.i!e ;,.:.,.'"projects. they
. i.i,,. coL ..- ,:..'-o ; in
7s.ir. *< .^ cl :^ .


n Will,


Spaghetti Tonite
n of First. Baptist "victory been more intense
vill be/ meeting ha' t.) oir ,
t 7 pm for, a The Man-Tom' Lar;dry,
supper. The he eme :o..bf.,a.., headcoach. '
ting will be E. ,r.g His men-The -Dallas Cow-
NJ gtt '. There will boys, one of the r'ir,:c.t e,:iur.g
S-'"'r'g ari,' tr,. and 'explosive teams 'in
f ', i 'ear f mirr' professional football.. "
A fM,ri r a Hi:- "A Man and" His Men",
portrays the thrill of victory'
u avri Hi,r Mvien and the' agony of defeat
ratra~tu.g r', at' through exciting N.F.L. film.
,l'ved tth.e *;I io.nt -It takes a penetrating look at
rfessiorina foltbali a: Chfistian coach ,and his
an effort. oe ,ain impact .on other people. It.
talks about faith.. It exhibits
works:', and t gives men,
young and old, an example of
what being a Christian really


I .13
Rev. DeWitt T. Mathewo,
Jr pastor cordially in-vites
the rmen rl our co-jrrnmurn! to
atte.n '


Library

Has N6w

Schedule
The Northwest Regi' nal
Ltr.ary.r System, \has announ-
'. J 1ti new summer bookmo-
bile schedules, 'effective as of
May 28
Every Mond'ay- Mexico
Beach (Shell Shack) 9:30 -
-10:30 OST; Indian Pass 12:35
2:00 EST; White City 3:15 -
4:00 EST; and Howard's
Creek 4:15.-5:15 EST.
Every Other Monday June
.11, 25, July 9, 23; and Aug. 6
and 20.- St Joe Beach 11:40 -
;i. ,1EST; Presnell's (Hwy'
30) 2:10- 300 EST.
,June 4 and 18; July 2, 16
and 30; and August 13 and 27.
Overstreet 11:40 12:15 EST;
"and Oak Grove 2:.10 3:00
SEST.
Tuesday, Governor's Motel
9:30 10:30 CST, St. Joe
Branch 11:50 12:00 EST;'
Happy Acres 11:30 12:00 -
CST; Driftwood 12:05 12:45
CST; Rouse's (Hwy 22) 12:50
- 1:20 CST; Kinard 1:40 2:25
CST; Peavy's Hwy. 71) 2:35~.- 3:05 CST;
Wewa Branch 3:20 3:30
CST; arid Carveri-Backwoods
3:35 4:05 CST.
* Hours for the Port St. Joe
Branch Library are Monday
1:00.-.8:00; Tuesday 10:00 -
5:30, and Wednesday, Closed
Thursday 1:00 8:00;,
Friday 10:00 '- 5:30, and
Saturday 10:00 5:00.

School

Gets Funds
Florida's 67 county school
districts received a total of
$4.4 million in supplemental
capital outlay allocations for
April, Comptroller. Fred 0.
(Bud) Dickinson announced.
Dickinson explained that
each district receives a share
of money for improvement of
facilities. These monies are-
not sent to each district on
every payment.
Gulf County received
$6,792.50 in their portion of
the capital outlay allocations.


Use the
Classified Ads
Midget Investments
With Giant Returns


Men and '*:. ,
Men's

S PORT

COATS
and SUITS .
250/o off,


25 pct. off


Jarman, Sandy McGee, Red Goose


SHOES


now 1-3 off


Parkton, Pullover, 50 pct. cotton, 50 pot.


polyester were $11.50
Sweaters


now $6.95


> All Sale Merchandise Cash




"Your Store of Quality aN'Shion"

"Your Store of Quality and Fashion"


Are you interested' in
playing any of these instru-
ments? The Gulf County
School System is offering
summer lessons ranging
from beginning instructions
to advanced instructions '
This instruction is open to
all who are interested. They


S.S. Law

Relaxes,

Rules
The new social security law
'makes it easier for.blind
people to get monthly disabil-
ity payments, according to
David Robinson,. I Social
Security Representative for
Gulf County.
"Blind people still have to
have credit for work under
social security but it no
longer -has to be for recent
work," Robinson said.
',o, be ,Igtile 'or payments
.pre' iousl, blihd people
genera l', had to have worked
5 yeai of the 10 before they
became.' ,iiab.d by .ond
ness '. NO' thea, r.ar t,. paid
,enehs if (t.e, votked long
enough on jobs covered by
social security' at', any time',"
said Robinson.
"Under the -new law,"
'Robinson said, "'a man of 42"
who goes blind this year may
get benefits if he has only 5
years. of work. It doesn't
matter when he earned the
credit. Previously, he could
not get benefits unless the 5
years of work was during the
10 years before he became
blind."
Social security pays monthly
disability benefits 'to eligible
workers and their families if
the worker is. under 65,
severely disabled, and cannot
work' for a year or more. The
average payment to disabled
workers (including blind
people) is $179 'a month.
"To meet the definition for
blindness in, the social
security disability insurance,
program," Robinson said,'
"you must have 20-200
vision or less in the better
eye with the use of a
correct ng lens- or a visual
field of 20 degrees or less."
About 30,000 blind .people
became eligible for monthly
social 'security payments
under the new law.


will' be held at Port' St. Joe
High School this summer
during the hours of, 8:30-
3:00.
If you are interested
please contact' Mr. Odadzin
at Port St. Joe High School.
Phone 227-5281 or' 227-4192.o


Pictured above standing
left to right: Gary Powers,
cornet> Suzanne Hammock,
clarinet; and Donna Sue
Richards, saxophone. Kneel-
ing are Jeft to right Randy
DeWitt, trombone; Sammy
-S&-eazy, drum; and 'Keith
Tillery, baritone.


RESOLUTION OF RESPECT
.We, the members'of AMelody Rebekah. Lodge No. 22
should like to honor our esteemed deceased member,
,Sister Mary B. Forehand, who was called to her
heavenly, home on Easter Sunday, April 22, 1973 after a
short illness.
Sister Mary was a Charter Member of pur Lodge
having joined twenty-five years ago when it was
instituted. She enjoyed the fraternity, fellowship and the
opportunity to help others. She occupied the stations of
Chaplain and Noble Grand with dlriihn, arid honor ever.
living by the precepts of our order.
She was grateful for her family, her friends, and the
ties of her church and lodges. She exemplified the
influence which comes from a life filled with the hope of
tomorrow which lends courage.to face each new day as
it comes.- This is certainly a comforting heritage to
leave .to her children and grand children.
May the inspiration left by her pbise, patience and
understanding live on and on in our memories.
t,-, h a-mb.rle f.in-rily *: .a.y "Your sorrow is our
.'.r(o.,, tc,.. MA, G,:.. .l "',rnforting hand on youi."
Therefore, be it resolved that the Charter of .our Lodge
t,.e-graped ,tor Hlir dd'' y i: .j" memory If our dear
dpparfed oii."r T.-.'t 1hi. *rsooiJ''r,' be" pr''.ia oen the
.minutes of our lodge; that a copy be sent-to the family,
of Sister Mary, and a copy be forwarded to The Star for
p c,'jbii t'- ic, .. ., .;;
-Mary E. Weeks
A'iene H.q,.gw r"
Jessie Owens-



Merchants Discuss

Business Bureau Need


\
Merchants of Port St. Joe
are becoming interested in
the formation of a Better
Business Bureau for' the
City's consumers. In their
regular meeting last Friday
at noon, the Retail Merchants
discussed a suggestion by the
Chamber of Commerce that
such a bureau be operated
through the office of .the
Chamber.
Chamber president Floye
Brewton and Director' Ber-
'nard Pridgeon discussed the
need with the merchants.
After considerable discus-
sion which centered around
securing protection for the
customer and merchant
alike, the merchants asked


Brewton to' correspond with
the State Chamber of Com-
merce for more information
on the operation of a bureau.
The merchants also ex-
pressed a concern i for contin-
ued deficit operation of the
Municipal Hospital. W. C.
Roche expressed the concern
of the merchants by stating
to the group, "Something's
wrong somewhere and we
ought to offer our help to the
City Commission to Ltry and
arrive at a solution for our
problems".
The merchants all agreed
on the facts that the Hospital'
is a vital part of the
community.


Altnes

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,sAe aTuesday Night
.Mission hroup Three, Christmas season. ..
'United Medt Women of Mrs Betty Herring was'in
',the First ted Methodist charge of the program
Church m tTuesday night, entitled, "The-Overpowerin.
May 15, 30 p.m in the Role of Womanm Missions,',
home of i' Wesley Grace, with scripture taken from...
with M .Wayne Taylor Psalms 108-.
presiding '
Dunrimngzib'smess session Group discussion followed.
Mrs. JuhaCreech presented Mrs, Taylor closed the
a protect tr the group: the meeting with prayer
making of .bristmas symbols Refreshments were served to
to' be during the the twelve members present
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THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1973 THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla. PAGE FI


Howell-Hirnel Wedding Plans


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A:onstant drop of water
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B constant gnawin', Towser
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LEST WE FORGET,

OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY!

Memorial Day should be more than just ct
day off from work or a special date on the
calendar it should be a time to reflect on
the sacrifices that have been made to pre-_
serve this nation. Let's remember our dead
servicemen and women by keeping this,
nation a citadel of freedom.


Florida First


National Bank
-I.' n .


John Cannon Entertained


SJcbrn Carnrn was enter-
iramed with a party on his
four. t- .ir hd.;y, given by his
parents, Mr. an. Mrs. Albert
Carrwor, f \ g.a
There was fun and games


for everyone. Attend ira the
party were his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mis J. A&
Cannon, his sviter. Mhchelle;
Theresa Cannon, Robin Hick-
ock, Stacev O'Shall, Kim
Wood, Theresa .Byrd, Mike


Final wedding plans for, Mr. a
Margaret Bruce Howell and Jr.
Page Mason Himel, .Jr. have
been announced by the The
parents of the briie-to-be, place


Mission Group Two
Meets At Church'
Mission Group LI of the
First. United a, methodist
Church met May 21, 1973 at
3:00 p.m. with Mrs "'Alfred
Joines. Mrs.Chauncevy -Costin
presided over the meeting.
Mrs. Calla Parrott present-'
ed the devotions fror' Matt-
hew; and the program on
conmitnity -missions assisted
b. Mrs. Eula Prid;eon, on-
housing and Mrs.. Stella
Farris on the aged
The circle welcome. d a new
member, Mrs Eta nggers,
and twelve other i embers
meeting will be held June 18,
in.. the home ef Mrs Estelle
.Mo1el .


and JimAmy W:J'i:n" -- .. -
Grasman and T,.mrm Salad Supper


Humphrey .
1..hb.-received many nice
gi s and, everyone had ann
eorIr at:e time. ., /


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Miss Britt Is
Shower Honoree
Miss: Jeannne Britt was
r. e:', t,.-nored ointh a
rmiscepilne. ,'.hiower in the:
Trnrit .'!aps;-t Ch.urc,, social
rhal ,t n Mranan, Hut.sst.,
for: th.i occasion were Miss
Paline. T rtter. Miss 'Sonia
Jordan. MisL Pauine Fivea-ti
-ar.d Mr.s Gmger Herind-soa,'
The bride's chosen colors of
'pirk and Mte '>A-re uijed in
the, decorations Cake, punch.
nuts and mints 1 'Ae ,-Lr.'ted
Miss Britt will be,:ome the
bride of Sti-phen R,.HA -i .IJwi.,
2, at the Long Avinuef BHaptL.t
Church


S' Pictured above are the members of e Mixed Quartet of
Bryan College Musical Messengers. Seen left to right are
Brent Ferguson, tenor; Carris Barker, accompanist; Carol
"' Austin, alto; Dan Camp, baritone; and Sherri Hill, soprano.

Quartet Appearing At:

d Faith Bible Church
229-6934
The mixed- quartet of Bryan College of Dayton,'
Musical Messengers from Tenn., will present a pro-
Sgram, of, sacred music and
personal testimony at the
Faith Bible Church, 801 '20th
St., on"Wednesday, May 30 at
7 30 p m. according..to an,
I @0 a announcementt made by Rev.
Hugh Daniel pastor.,

SBrent-Ferguson, tenor, a 1973
f l graduate-froni TBenton, Ga., .
Dan Camp, baritone, a 'junior
from Hixson, Tenn.,; C-rol
Auston, alto, a senior from
I- 'U \Paris, Ill,; Sherry Hill.
soprano, a senior,' from
Winfield, -il.;. and. Carries
Barker, -accompanist, a
". junior, from Ashford, W. Va.
-' i *With ,'the young people as
/1 F staff representative is Dean
of Students; Kermit A. Zopfi.
The' team. presents an in-
S" spirational concert of sacred
selections, using the group as
a whole and in various
combinations, as well as
solos by team members.
Bryan is a senior Christian
s college of the arts and
sciences. It is independent,
inter-denominational, and
fully accredited.


for Xi Epsilor.
SMembers of--Xi Epsilon
' ,ppa .: nsp'tr oi Pwi Sigma
Phi enjoyed a delicious salad
-(ppeit at the ,home of M.iri
Anne' Kilbourn on "upsday,
Bettv Lew'. assuiaed her.
,;i!i:. r,, n %.- p., *.i' nt of the
chapter. "lte past years'
t,'.,., werd .4' cu-sd .-nd
pl.war, tr next )e r .r.t
made, rch .an. adoption of a
.-budget and the' Gulff Area
Council rn'r tine of all t,',.[-
ters from' P--. (is la i
I T.dlad i lssoe to' > hel i hi'rf- in
L', :.br The chapter tht-n
adjournedd ri, -t ; Sgait 'n
Ajuf W


8:UU 1
Meth
Reve


md Mrs. W. H. Howell, officiating.


e wedding will take
Saturday, May 26 at
p.m. in the First United
odist Church, with the
rend R. Millard Spikes


A reception will follow
the home of Mr. and M
Howell. All friends ae
relatives of the couple a
invited to attend the.weddi
and reception.


NOTICE


Dr. G. E. Butts, D.V.M. will be at
the Port, St. Joe Fire Station,
Saturday, June .2, 1973, from 2:30
P.M., E.D.T., until 5:30 P.M., E.D.T.,
for the purpose of vaccinating small
animals (Dogs, Cats, etc.) against
Rabies. The amount of $4.00 wilt be
charged for each animal treated. All
persons are urged to have their
animals treated at this time for the
protection of themselves, their
families and' the community. All
animals will be. registered. and
License Tags, obtained at the Vet's
Office during the above time. License,
tags are $1.00 for the first animal,
$.50 for the second and third animal,
,for a maximum fee of $2.00 to any
one, owner.

17. W. Griffin
Chief of Police


City of Port St. Joe


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ThE ArnnUal Joy_ Club
'Ca.r.per, pai,'iy ."-il be held
Sat,.da-y Ma. ~6 at Mrs:
B F'. r, i F oeris (j 80 Garrmsor,
Avenue. a,' 10 30 a.m. All
e '.;t.le arrp,-;irs and 'their
umr-thers or- guagrdians are
ir, ,.:d c,.rne Tre-,j carrpers
. 1 be eFgist.rer-d at t.hii time
. rj san, q .iIfj,, :about
Camprp victor, ana its pro-
gr:ln wllt be arns'.;..ered
J.rorj- H)gl, B:hf.r. Clubbers
*':ho ha'.e frnshed their
rei..remn'rt. foi c-amp are
Tanimy Raffield, Delores
Wi'1ns..on. Dorotthy Gleim,
L.nda Whitfield Scott Lam-
ber; sn. .Jim Roberts, Ror.nie
Maddox. DeWayrpe Patterson
aird Samrmy Parker
B.oys anrd girls of element-
-;', sch,,oi age who have'
rnerirnorzed 100 or more Bible
verses& are Roxanne Lee,
.ma ihe,., -loliand, Karen
Collinrsworth, Sandra Martin,
Joe.,' Raftield. Rur-, Martin.'
Di-lr Parke-r. Tommy;
Rtr.crt: Sdrna Anchors,
D9nna patterso'n Debbie


Pattersonr Andy Wilkinson
Tiin Stutzrnan. Jaret Grace
jennie Maddox, Phoene Bar
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Johanna Harrisunr. Tirna
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Brenda WhitltieId

. BIRTH ANNQLTNCEMlENT
Mr. and Mrs Einmmette
Daniell are the proud grand-
parents ,of a baby bo:,'.
Matthew Daniell Kanneberg,
born May 3, 1973. He is the
son of Mr and Mrs MG
Kannieberg, of Tell City, lnd
Brothers and sisters are
Keith, Mark and Cathy


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THE STAR. Port St, Joe, Fla.
THU4RSAY,. MAY 24, 1973

NoFobd
Stamps to
Strikers


iHRE CONOMYORIGINATES
*N 'RTDILICIOUS FRMSs LY
Om LB. $1l *S

limia .Roast. .$1.29
$ws 'Mil k $1H.39K
I-les teak... S$139
its Steak ..0' $1.39
l kMr (B6(P inOD'S
l iaSteak. .. $1.39

1.bed kt.e. a 1.,59
& Steaks...$. St89
,s


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Wahiingin, D;C.- "The,
issuance o food stamps to
strikers i a fundamental
abuse o tt welfare system
Ak PSC I and; is destwyig our Moimit-
AMPS br g- iye bagtg-m Con-
gr s.- on ildham L "Bill"
Onc u-idCkans. -Ala said May
LB. 7C 15, 1973o ,
Di>ckin0e! made he
r59 rarki !i,= Crpitl pr-ss
zl O2. IEfC d ,:(ri 'ernc.',etet !v after
59 .he introdude.an amendment
to the 1964 Fod Stamp Act to
C,0o 8Oc prohibit strikrs frombeing
U V able'to get fd stamps ,
Over 55 members of `
: ,-1ei e CCon-
b. 59c !i ., .,.i c-.ing the. bi,
a o i C' r' ~(-f the House
Ij.l,,,- .;n hi,.rrwerved for
PK 59
err -wperal 4ponmors of
Sit.. .ndmimntAmong urshesp
Curmran Bob


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p* lAdw:. lw mill r, goi r.i






strilerls "ns need a qepo-
terous misuse of pubit l
)' ong s ,0 10/ i aito t29ii.
a nd.hp ta hJu rsarrid '
payVersi of n eu.al o,"
TIVE THROUGH SUNDAY. MAY 27, CUSTOMERS 6-ingr*evs *hlch saght to
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Fisher sald, "ne 6Dickivson
pass bill'toto eclde members of
hoabuseholds who are on stake
A20-OZA from food stamp pdvilees
shouldrikbe approved I am
pleased tad be aid b-spor
the Dickinson measwh wor
suDipporton noted who at ahnot
WHITE O BLUE HEAVY DUTY -eent Univesty of .
Sail Detergent 59c Wh r tax
e ,Bpayersce study, ofWeutralty,"nd
O O LABE, 3 b o Fi Box Striked,-T "e DofPubickison
Aho Funsehto SupporOt Striikers,



AAP LIQUID LAUNDY betweel "in eased leng'h
L 20Z ... .. 4 4C um ofrom food stamps by
the Dickinson measure.d
DicUAnson noted sat a

wHIf BLUEUOAVY DUTY for strikers wi cost thef
lorox.. .... O finance study, "Welse and


AAP BRAND Erydoy Low Price I million this year.
giO S raU B3 Lb o.to "When we use food stamps
Sa U .. .. CAN sto prefer one side over
AP BRAND Evryday Low Pric another in a matter directly
i o lA ra o. affecting the consumer and
Cro .pr....... SIZE cAm the taxpayer, we a aban-
A&P BEveryday Low Price I dmillioning our principles of fair
Panty Hose 049c dy and free enteprise,"
AlP BRAND rdo P anoDickther in a mstaterd. "rectlhe
present policy of allowing
__ ',V& __ __M_ _R_ ___ON__ strikers to use food stamps is
contrary to good business and
AVH's FAMOUS B Rl A N D S good, sense. It must be
abolished!'.' :
ANN PAGE DINNER 71/4 OZ. Box l"M bill has broad bi-.
MACARONI & CHEESE.. 2/39c inI sprtS";sa
Sulitana Whole 15'/2. Oz. Can when the measure reaches
the floor for a ,.vote enough
Green Beans - can 25c members of Congress will
T Sspeak, up for the 'rights of the
ANN PAGE (WITH TOMATO SAUCE) taxpayers' and will vote to
PORK & BEANS .... z 39c pass this most needed
I AR & B es CAN z7 3camendentJ"


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April tax collections con- Figures for Aprib 19W 2 were
firmed the fact that Florida's $42,421.43, increasing to
economy is enjoying a boom $173.750.20 in. April 1973.
that seems to have no ceiling, April's high figure was
rT-.Pt-..ri:- Fred 0. (Bud) over 300 percent higher than
Dickinson said today. March 1973's figure of
With yields from-all major $57,959.12.
taxes showing significant For the state as a whole,
er.e.~e the uparal spir-il UI' .Itdy--April sales tax
S ta&a W a ar~dnd..'tWalta&a hoopng $850.7
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AGE EIGHT THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1977. THE STAR. Port St Joe. Fla
'm w "-ItoI ..


J Application Made to


ReplaceBridge On 30-A
The public as notified that Department of Transporta- Guard District for a:
an application dated April 30, tion has been received by the of revised plans' for
1973 from the State of Florida Commander, Eighth Coast highway bridge o
navigable waterway.
The waterway is loc
Simmons Bayou, 0.3 of
ethtf othet Highwav


.DoCto ad Drgg tI two indiis.-
:pwibe men I your commmnily
h6 collaborate onu your health
raoblemns. In time of i tkhwtev
:- M the mos Impertat OIfe. Their sillm asuges yOi thal
j-w-are In safe hands. Plact ylou
; tInt ha Doctor and Druggist When
?U are Il bothf team up to make
j a welL Bring youm Doctors pre.
Sto You drg store.
YOUR


,B UZZETT'S
-DRUG STORE
ft 227-3371 317 Woblam.
tonvenient Drive-in Window
Plenty of Pro* PmrkvW,


L, LgalAdv
.pTTS'N' i :r rjAJrltr-_.. 4GENTS,
'-C,~~~~~ r',-er.rr 0,.f'OOCCU-
'I'. P'4(PERTY-
'Wilp11"; HE (I I( i Ulr. OF THE

'You gre 4- ~ i~t YOU are
* Ten~pir'-d '1 v fl~'.' "~ eocut to
;3 hfyri l,~')f '' ".Ive (12)
-1,rirtr. oieli j, un ,rderbrush
--Or- .,n u k-q '-r,.A.vlldor
*c~c *,~a..ll~y ',. 1h f'. j Port St.
4'e .r. l lui.q,. t" rash,


.,N .,lrc, W ..' 'and any
'jr,?'h. .4.. ,.. r or other
V 1-: 1 .16II 1, l', r ..-ed from ,
.. 'I I *," the.reof
Ii ,'r.-'ty upon
1"' 4,. 'I .filth or







*ClcIISSified Ads


This Hen. Strained
. Npe, it's iot an ostrich egg. This oversized egg Was laid
by a 'White Leghorn chicken owned by M ". -'and Mrs.
Donald Schott of St. Joe Beach. The egg measured 6V2" in
circumference cro.'ms... 6' in circumference, from end to
end, and was 3/4" long.'

SOCIAL, SECURITY PLATE


Anniversary Celebration Committee


Membership Wil


approval
a fixed
ver a

;ated at
d a mile
QK Qfif


os u orEn Aguway y Bub
Highway 30 intersection,
about 2.5 miles east of the
city of Port St. Joe.
The State of Florida
Department -of. Transporta-
tion obtained a Coast Guard
S.' '.. on November 4, 1971,
to construct a fixed bridge at
the above location. The
: -- was ," 1'. :.-
with "e;' ::.." clearances
of 12 f' eet v. .: above
mean high water and 30 feet.
1.,: .::-. normal to the axis
of the channel.
The revised plans proposed
by the DOT will reduce the
vertical clearance to 7.0 feet
above mean high water. The
horizontal .clearance will
remain the same at 30 .feet.
The -->..-.'. -:' bridge at .the
same location will be
removed from the waterway.
The decision as to whether
or not approval of'the revised
plans for the.proposed br.'l~ -
will be granted must rest
upon the effect of the bridge
on land and water transporta-
tion, the impact on' the total
,. -. ::.'.. including, .but
not Lbmited to, wildlife and
waterfowl refuges, public
parks, and historic sites.
Interested parties are
* -' r.:1-i-, to express their


A meeting of the general
membership of the Gulf
County Goldefi Anniversary
Commission will be held
Monday, June 4 at 8:00 p.m.
at the'Florida First National
Bank in Port St. Joe.
At ,i .*:- a complete
report..e". be made to the


general membership. High-
light* of the meeting will be a
report on the Constitution and
By-lLaws" under which the
Commission shall operate;
announcement and introduc-
tion of the officers, who have
been appointed to lead the
Commission; announcement,


Meet June 4


introduction and reports of
the Standing Committee
Chairman. Also, of interest
will be a report on what the
organization plans to accom-
plish, how they plan to reach
their goals, and what has
already been accomplished.
All individuals interested in


the goals of this Commission';
a big celebration party in
1975 to commemorate the
50th Ain-i--sary otth- 'for-
mation of Gulf County; are
invited to be present. All
'.:'rns:,.or-n of any type are
urged to .have at least one
member present.


Ala. Team. .Hurt In

Wins Here Leave Animals Be Arridnt
A '*d n t


i "..,. Ala. Merchants
-:.: .p a 6-0 record
'..,' .nd ..'. to win
.-,. F.''. t.-'Joe invitational
:'.'. ',. :.'. tourna-
m en t. pt .. -,-
Vernon, was second,. Com-
mander Real .EK -~e
.Panama City, third and
-Panama City -merchants
" ri )-
Forty ball games were
played,, with sixteen area
softball teams from North-
west Florida ind South
Alabama competing.
The softball tournament
we cpier.red ., the Quar-


views, in writing,/ giving
sufficient detail to establish a
clear ,s". it. i. of rea-
s -for support or .
tion. '.''.. or comments
', ,-. received at the Office
of the Commander, .;* *
Coast Guard '..'. Cus-
' ',. ,' New Orleans, La.
70130, ,. *,...,- June 18, 1973.


Tallahassee- It's best to
leave t ..e. in the woods"
alone Best.for young '
and best for ,* : .' -."' :
person Who cannot resist the
.:. ;.:" to pick up young
birds, deer, raccoons, and
*dozens of other creatures.
According to the Game and
Fresh Water Fish Commis-
sion, spring and early sum-
mer is a time of -: : .'-. .'
of new plants, animals and
birds, and what may have
appeared as barren forest in
late winter suddenly comes
alive with new animal and
bird life.
This is also the tragic time.
of year for wildlife "rescued"'
by well-meaning humans who.
fail to understand that nature
must take care of its own.
Too often we kill with
kindness.
k Most of the ..-,-[ baby
animals, are ., ,'i .not
rescued. The' mother is
ii, nearby, -,. .
into '* i'-i by human .:


buit ;,,1.! capable of caring
for her young.


Rites For



Funeral services fo:
Jimmie J. Walsh, o
c'- e! : ;t were held at 2:00
p.m., May 16 from Wor
Funeral ui..-: .. ..
Ala.
".Mr. Walsh died V..-..i,.
May 14 at Athens Nursing
Hom e, ._t1 ,: 2-. !,
.He was retired from the U
'S. Corps of Y-:,';'7-:.. : an
had made his home in
Overstreet for many years.
? .... are his .''.:
Mrs. Clara Walsh of
,... Tenn.; a .., r Mrs
Patsy Williams of I ......'
Ky.; a sister, -Mrs. 'Lillian
Baxter of II.'.',... .'i. Ala.
and a i. ..*...* r i'i Walsh
of Overstreet.


Micelaeos
FrSale


SEND $7.00 IN CHECK OR
MONEY ORDER TO "PLATES'
P.O. BOX 218, PORT ST. JOE, FLA.
ALLOW 10 DAYS
BE SURE TO INCLUDEE NAME
AND SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER


-
niL d= Corn 5 cons,


G 1 : -' A- .


Large Eggs 2 z $1.19
,U.S. No. I Hunt's
Irish Potatoes 10 Ibs. 99c CATSUP 26 oz. 39c
Fresh Hed With: $10.00 Order or More
Cabbage----- b. l10c S IU GA R 5 Ibs. 49c
uic.y Williams 18 Oz.
Lemons -- doz. 49c Instant Potatoes 49c
Kraft

MIRACLE MARGARINE--- 1 b. tub 39c


FRESH GROUND


HAMBURGER


2


LBS.


$1.49


Tender, Delicious First Cut
7-Bone Steak lb. 99c Pork Chops -- lb. 69c
Choice Beef Smoked
Sirloin Steak lb. $1.49 Pork Chops -- lb. 79c
Brisket Smoked
Stew Beef-----lb. 69c Neck Bones--- Ilb. 49c
Lumber Jack Bun Pal Choice {Beef
WIENERS 12 oz. 49c Round Steak lb. $1.39
CENTER CUT


Chuck Roast Ib.99k


F r S. -;. t .:r r l. ,h r
Excellent condition. Wall to.
wall carpet. For" *i"*:.r'r.
* ll 227-8305 t' -.,1
"" ffc 5-10


House for, Sale: 1
View Dr., Highland
.Warren Whitfield. C
3071 or 227,7201.

For Sale or R
bedroom home in Wh:
unfurnished on 2 lots,
71. Contact William I
sen, Dothan, AL. 794-


.06 Bay
V1i


T' ro d'H b ',..r,. ,.-,,i r.,; ,,.t .-.fl,.
.' *,, ... 4 p.m .
S." .. Itp

'Apartment-size. stove,
r-.ftigraitor, r.onsole TV and
.ir ,-inor'tir.i $25 each. Call
648-6900. 2tc 5-24


! vw, 2 wigs & stands,. 1 fall, 1
all 227 'wig' cas6, 28" boy's bicycle,
single bed with mattress and
2tp 5-10 headboard, rn-. ,r., haircurl-
'er set. Call 229-6205
ent: 2 CItc 5-24
ite Citvy. .


on Hwy
Rasmus-
3830.
4tc 5-3


For Rent: One and two
bedroom r,- -:-.'.-]. fur
,nished apartments.' Cool in
summer, warm in winter.
Gas- heat, window fans. '.
must be seen to 'be appre
ciated. Contact Mrs. B.C.
Prince at WIMICO LODGE
and TRAILER PARK. White
City. Phone. 2292413 or
648-3101.
tfc-10-28





For Rent: Furnished beach
-cottages at reasonable
" ..: rates. Phone 227-3491
or 229-5641. tfc


Antique pump organ,
refr.. -,'..',t plays 'well. '229-
6788. 2tp 5-24

10 speed bikes in stock.
Men's, women's. Racing
style. ;', style. Credit
terms it 'western
-auto, Port St. Joe,
tfc-6-15
'. Machines: Dial and
Sew.. See at K & D Television,
* and' Sound. 301 Reid Ave.,


Phone 227-2071.

MC's PAWN & SWAP
For Sale: Aa ,-.'.. ..
guns, 8-track 'home
and' r. -:.. sets, ca
and many
102 5th St., Hi
View. 229-6193,


For .Sale: FP ..:-:-
used *..: guara
KENT f .!..:E ':-:
229-6895


White City for rent. Phone
229-1135. 3tp 5-24


Wanted: Man to pe
state auto.".::.: on
and train as auto mee
St. Joe Motor Cod.


Reduce safe & fast with.
GoBese Tablets & E-Vap
"water pills". Campbell's
Drug. 6tp 5-10

New improved "Zippies",
the great iron pill now with
Vitamin C. Campbell's Drug
PAT'S ROOFING
Free Estimates
No job too small
Call Day or Night 227-4713
or 229-6898 3 tp


R.A.M.- Regular convoca
tion on St. -Joseph *--.:.:.ir.
No. 56 R.AM., 1st and 3rd
perform _.." '-, 8 p.m. All visiting
autos companions, welcome.
. anc WILLIE LEE GRIFFIN,
fhanic. H- P
Willie Lee Griffin, H.P.
tfc 5-3 E William McFarland,
M Seec


Willis V. Rowan, Post 116,
THE AMERICAN LEGION,
meeting first and third
Monday' nights, 8:00 p.m.
American legion Home.
There will. be a 'regular
communication of Port St.
Joe Lodge No. 111, F. & A.M.,
.every first and third Thurs
day at 8:00 p.m.



E.C. Bailey, W.M.
Herbert. L. Burge, Sec.


Sailboat, must sacrifice 10'
,.'.r ;:.-': LMain. 0 spin,
trailer and car top carrier
For info call 648-5159 '1. ....
Beach 2te 5-17

For Sale: 1 Rheem 28,000
BTU oil heater. Complete.
648-7358. Mexico Beach.
tfc 4-12
Large upright piano for
sale, $150 M./.: 1t.
tfe t-1o0.


Professional Help with
emotional problems and-or
concerns. Gulf County Guid
ance Clinic, Port St. Joe,
Florida 229-3621 or Rev.
r ir. Ellis, 229-6599.


FOR THE BEST In Tele
tfc-3-1 vision and Sound come by 301
Reid Ave., and see our line of
SHOP televisions, components,
fans, stereos, radios ir l t.'.: We
stereos have a repairman available
ar tape daily. K and D TV and
other SOUND, 301 Reid Ave.,
ghland Phone 227-2071.
S. tfc-3-1


:,:'* 'a GIGI POODLE GROOM-
Rnteed. ING. Bath, clip & groom.
Phone Dogs of all kinds. 324 1st St.
Highland View. Call for
tfc 5-3 appointment 229-3571.
i tfc 5-10


AAA
REFRIGERATION CO.
Has Expanded to
Port St. Joe to all
Home Repair Appliances
Factory Authorized
Service
on GE, Hotpoint, Westing-
house, Philco, Kelvinator
and others.
Call Day or Night
229-6953
All Work Guaranteed


Going Fishing?
Stop here first
for a complete
line of

FiShing Tackle

Hurlbut Supply
306 Reid Ave.


Wanted: 40 acres or more.
Road and power. Please
'draw map and give price,-
terms, and send to P.O. Box'
952, Lancaster, Ohio 43130
-- -01tp3-22


WANTED
CUSTOMERS TO Shop at
THE SEWING CENTER
229 Reid Avenue
Phone 229-6895
No.Experience Needed!

i' SERVICES^JJ^^^^


Septic- Tanks pumped out.
Call Biford Griffin. Phone
229-6694 or .229-2937.

For Service without delay,
call KENT SERVICE today.
Plumbing, electrical,.
appliances and air condition-
ers.. Repairs. Phone 229-6895.
tfc 3-22
For Chain Link Fence call.
Emory Stephens. Free
estimate. Guarantee on labor
and materials. Low down
payment. Phone 227-7972.


A New Service At '
POLLACK'S CLEANERS
UNIFORM
RENTALS
For Information, Come by
or Call
107 Second Street
Phone 227-4401

Your SHERWIN.WILLIAMS
PAINT Dealer in
Port St. Joe


COVE
FARTH



HURLBUT SUPPLY CO
306 Reid Avenue
Port St. Joe, Florida

-DIVORCE KIT-


For Florida's new no-fault
law. Simple-low cost-
legal-just.
Only $20.80 (tax included)
"This is something we've
been impatiently await-
ing." -N.O.W.
For free details, write to:
J. Lawrence Publications
Box 791
Pompano Beach;
Florida 33061
Stp 5-10


Jean Strieland Williams,
33, of 'A;"l .-.y .' suffered
, hea4 injuries and was charg-
ed by the F .- .i I"hi,'.
Patrol with careless ini 'i.
as the result b an .ilt ',..i ..)
h accident Surday morning
About ? .-'Ti-10 'to
Highway Pa rolman Ken
r ; .I r
f .The Troope' said Mrs.
30 Williams was headed South
d on U.S'. 98 at a high. rate Io
speed, when sle lost control
of her car on a curve about a
mile North of .-ti, .' i View.
g Her .... ,i,..q- -l*. the road on
the '-..' ..,r.'. ti ,:.' i .i 218
J. feet, then ,il,. back on the
d road and left i .,. n, on the
n right;. I. 276 feet
before rrn-rg 'h- road and
leaving if '',. ot.''., side and
Stravelling 94 fet. The .car
o i.. turned ovei in a ditch
full of water.
n The accident '.vas investi-
; gated by Mnpnti Sheriff
h Raymond Lawreme and Sgt.
David Rogers.


For Sale:1'972 r., .'..- i.
$3500.00. For, mo:e informa-
*... 227-517i
tfc 5-3
For Sale: 197-Honda QA
-..',ibk '1, Chevrolet.
pick-up truck,' 6 yl., auto.
trans.; 18'5' It 1 ., i, .'i,,.,
I..' n ', 1 P .f" -0 horse-
power Evinrude motor. For
more information .cal 648.
4255 after 4:00. p.x,
tfei 3-29


^'lA


4i


For Welding Neets see
James L.Temple, 1302 Palm
Blvd. tf9-7

MEXICO BEACH ,
BEAUTY SHOPPER

Hwy 98 Phone 648-5116
Complete Beauty Service
GLADYS NICHOLS

C&G
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS-
Residential and Industrial
Wiring and appliance
Repairs
Air Conditioning-Heating
Oil Burner TechnicianO,
CALL 229-5777

for
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
In Wewahitchka and
Port St. Joe
CALL -

COMFORTER FUNERAL
HOME
227-3511


"I thin it wos somohting I oa.:


Je ,of Sprayer free with
purchase of Rid-A-Bug
HURLBUT SUPPLY CO.
306 Reid Avenue
SPort St. Joe, Florida _


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'' r WANTED:





r, :-., .:, .- ,.V:,:- ... ..t ,
'I"'", -May ,.;

21.r SHOP RICH'S, PortSt. joe, SAVETIME and MONEY!
S Sunshine 10.5 Oz. Pkg.
.,A FROSTED FLAKES pkg. 49c


Bieown and Serve
IGA ROLLS---pkg. of 12


Keenex Pkgs. of 200
Facial TISSUES


33c


3 pkgs. 89c


-_ 2 cans 21


IGA FANCY SOLID PACK
TOMATO

4. $1.00
Hunt's'- 2f6 Oz Bcttte
TOMATO CATSUP 26 oz. 31
FOLGER'S With $10 00 Order

COFFEE


2 LB, CAN
$1.6
M Tha Wt e Ma. ront an'l

Cheese Dinnm

5 $1.01


C


7c 'FfP P
RICH'S GA -S COUPON ..
C SAVE 20c WHEN YOU BUY A
6 Or. Jar of
INSTANT FOLGER'S -
COFFEE CRYSTALS
C SPECIAL PRICE __ ,
WITH THIS COUPON '_
$1.15
Without Cpupon $1.35
S, aiC', ash al 1 20 of I .

S TABLE RITE ,CHOICE


0


s Round Steak


- Pound


Briquettes I
CHARCOAL 20 1b. bag 99c
CHARCOAL LIGHTER qt. 39c
Dixi '9 Oz.
COLD CUPS --_-80 ct. 83c
Dixie White
PAPER PLATES 100 ct. 65c
Cairo Be? t o r cWhitfield Hamburger
DILL CHIPS --- 32 oz. 55c
-C. .. rr Ant and Roach or Flying

insect Bomb

, 0 C Oannkce

IGA

Potato his

rTiN BAGS 49c

IGA (ALL FLAVORS)

Canned Drinks


10


CA NS9
99C*/' iw't


Tabeinte Cr ore LB.
Sirloin Steak $1.78
falt, -.t *- h/: ori LB.
Club Steak $1.88
Round Steak $1.58,
Grnd. Chuck $1.18*


_~~~ ~ ~ ~ -- ; ~
Tabieikle Leafn M.aty CounUly S.yif-
Pork Ribs-- 98c
I.Alier.t. Family Pak %14 Lin LB
Pork Chops 98c
Oscar Mayier Mi r Ib 9G PU LE
Wieners Ib. 99c


Broau-nschw'-e-iger


55c


Fiesh Grade 'A' Fla G Ala
Fryer Qtrs. Ib.
Bologna l.b.
. i %,.:ij Pure Pork (Hot or
Sausage -_ lb.I
' 'Vac Pack-
Bacon ,: lb.


L
49c
98c
88c
98c


IGA
Sa...- aise


QT. JAR


IGA PINEAPPLE cans $1.00


D.si MAh (RAg c i O 'i
DEODORANT -. 4 oz. cn
BONDED BLADES pkg. of 5
ifn .L I. (Reg, 35c Val) ,
SHOE OLISH -- each


88c
89c
25c


.." ROM Ti 0iRY CASE --. ..
Kraft Mra:i 6-Stick ,, '
Margarine lb. 39c
ra'i... i. Crescent 8 Oz. or '/ ,
CINNAMON ROLLS -.9.5 oz. 29c
Tablerite American or Pimento
CHEESE SINGLES 12 oz. 69c
FROZEN FOODS -
LEMONIGADE
LEMONADE


6 6 Oz. Cans


79c


IGA
OCEAN PERCH ._ 1 lb. pkg. 89c
Tablerite Beef
CUBE STEAKS -. pkg. of 10 $1.29


Check Our Prices Before You Buy
BARGAINS: Every family can reduce their cost of living by eating more fresh fruits and vegetables. Among our
bargains are Oranges, Grapefruit, Lemons, Green Cabbage, Lettuce, Celery, Carrots, Tomatoes, Pole Beans, Yellow Squash
Raasihes. Peas, Butter. Beans, Corn, Peppers Cucumbers.


TFrARipe
TOMATOES


': B L g Basket


S
Pound


49c


Home Grown
Q U AS


H


19'


Fresh Florida STRING
Beans a49
Squash bag'4


Would You Believe This Low Price?
ONIONS


Fresh Tender
Butter Beans- Ib. 39c
Fresh Tender
Blackeye Peas lb. 39c
Large BELL PEPPERS or


Cucumbers
Home Grown
String Beans


bag 39c

lb. 29c


Large Bags Tender
Frying Okra bag 59c
Fresh Every Day
Shelled Peas bag 59c


lb. 29c


Completely Home dwned and Operated'by E. J. Rich and Sons


Hunt's 13 5 Oz Cans
TOMATO JUICE


I I


- --


SACVE CASH, AT RICHIS NoT sTAMPS










-.PAGE TEN


THE STAR, Port St. Joe.,Fla. THURSDAY, MAY 2-1, 1973


!Bike Boom Brings Menace




To Crowded State Highways


The recent boom in bic',cle
use may be an environmental
S.ei- boon for traffic-choked crt'es
._ s'.' and health. recreation. to
rriders, but it can also be a
S.. ,menace to Florida's rmgrl,.,.a,
safety unless ccic 3a'onri
m,'s3ures are tak.en i"-
:ng t.o J D 2- Vw,,hg. ;.
OD.rector of t e Go, er .; .
H.gh; ayv Sait C mn C .-.t
i, tUe ran.is of e:1.6
:ne 0pe 1,erce.' or -. : ie :
r;eers, a oc.,'cte .an ce s
lethal weapon. darge CoLs
tie operato- a" 5 'C : Lt r
.. ,.cula r ,,Ia r .5.,
h:gh aVi";
''Se. eral t ngR tg.-re i,.
the d-nge, poter.i.aI of a
jb; '.le s ,5 W gh!
"For one thing the ia,-
ihoral mrnage of the ,M C.'tie a,
a sort of ro.y-:o'meth ng I-
,a'e fun .v th-,-erd:. to rrake
S"rie pecpre :egi 'Ed fme

Lgh c' E
:, ir'..-'r I ii ,ra tfi. r a. r,
e':e;ie re d ra&ant fr-r:, a

c.;iip ai.; a.


Summer vacation time puls more cyclistss on the streets and hiqhwavs ..... r, .
Safety experts urge them to ARRIVE ALIVE by learning and observing .C 1.-. .j;J ,r
bicycle safety rules and making themselves more visible to motorists -' -,ro-.Ea
with eye-catching pennanls. a:r.

"TIre r.gg t danr-b fa.C,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH d,",
t, bh ,..r ,cLAwith,,h h e rider.
Corner Tuhird Street and Baltzell Avere "'" 'Tre ,a.erage rJdald--or adult
REV. DeWITT T. MATHEWS, Jr,, Pastor --t.ppirng onr nis rriuiti-:ped
GEORGE PUCKETT, Minister of Music b!,:..r = 'he- .oertr't rno'.,.
t F.P. I ..r ,llr,, S.l -A t.thr. r s a .'


.Safety officials encourage
riders' .to use bright cr ;-:
plastic pennants beari'.g :
program's symbol, th'e
Orange Blossom i -
and the words, .
over's Don't :
are .:' -
slence : :.
H 2. :' 1: : .".-.'.,' 3 -. : -

rider, the :, ..
makes motorists -:

An i-. :" '.
setting forth the Florida
Highway Patrol's ,: .
rules is also being C '. :- ;
throughout the state., This
will enable riders to be sure
of the laws and ~t ;.,-r:
Concerning t'h.c r., ;
"Wi'th' 1.1- tvo'"
-approaches "to ,.. ;.
: ]?" "" r.i'. :& .a **..:
' ''. to "3a 0 '
impact on the :..',"e:, i
S:..1 c ei a' i > i''.C i'
, r J. A C, : i '- '1
; lr i .6 ...,it_, 1 :J ..'7.-
r:.5,: ,; i ,: ",* ,Y tr sn
n.' :i [,. .


CARD OF THi-

In'our :--: .i but
way, we would like
all of you,'for ,your
'jrprs-,"er' and
d' wding Jrr.r illr
death Ti-e fisod you
was so greati/y app
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Ford wagons are family
cars that double for family
, vacations. They do it on a
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and your Ford Price-fighter
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Phone 227-3737


322 Monument Ave.


Taught

At Tech


Thomas W. McDaniel,
maintenance foreman, and
William R. Merchant, pro-
duction foreman,. Basic Mag-
nesia, Inc., attended the
general supervisors short
course held at Georgia Tech
in Atlanta, May 7-11.
The course was designed to'
the .supervisor or fore-
Sman understand his place in
management ;.: : to
improve his -: relation-
--,.:- with those he super-
S t'o : ..him to
assume greater .-:: :.:. .
ties in his company.
This was the 75th session of
the course, .which has been
offered .'-. the Tech
S6:;:: of Continuing
Education since 1963. More
than 1500 foremen and
supervisors have attended
the. program since its

Georgia' 7 e: Industrial
I Mr. Center sponsors
the course.


L.egaI Ad
S "RESOLUTION


ATTEST:'.
(Seal)
-C W. BROCK
,City Clerk
cla.oc


S17


REGISTRATION OF FICTITIOUS.
NAMES


I, the undersigned, being duly s
do hereby declare under oath th
names of all persons interested
business or profession carried on
the name of CARR'S AUTO SALE
Monument Avenue, Port St.
Florida, and the extent of the in
of each is as follows: W. H. Car
Owner.
W. H. CARR, JR.

IN THE CIRCUiT COURT.
GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
In Re: Petition of
JbE LEVINS for
the adoption .of
LARRY JOE TiNDELL,
a minor.
NOTICE OF ADOPTION
TO: Lawrence Woodrow Tindesl
whose residence and Post C
address is unknown.
YOU ARE NOTiFiED that an
for the adoption of .the minor
Larry Joe Tindell, has been filed
above style Court, and you, as na
Father are required to serve a co
your written defenses,, if any, to
Honorable Cecil G. Costin,
Petitioner's ttornly, whose addr
221 Reid Avenue, Port St. Joe,' F
on or before the 4th day of June,
and file the original with, the Cli
this Court either before service
Petitioner's attorney or. immed
thereafter; otherwise a default w
entered against you for the
demanded in the Petition.
WITNESS my hand and seal
Court on May 2, 1973.
(SEAL)
-s- GEORGE Y. CORE
C0erk of Circuit Court
Gulf County, Florida.


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE FOURTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND
FOR GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
In Re: The Estate of
MARY BELLE FOREHAND,
deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All creditors of MARY BE
FOREHAND, who died on Apr
1973, while a resident of Gulf Ci
Florida, are notified that they
required to file any claims or der
tha they may have against her I
in the Circuit Court for Gulf Cc
Florida, in the Courthouse at Po
:oe, Florida, within six cal
months from the date of the first
cation of this Notice. Each clai
dei.and must be in writing and fi
duplicate, and must state the pla
residence and post-office address
, claimant and be sworn to by
claimant, his agent or his attorney
it will become void according to
Dated this 4th day of May, A.D.,
-s- GEORGE L. KENNING
JR.
S-s- A. P. JACKSON
Co-Executors of the Estate of
MAR"! BELLE FOREHAND


FRED N. 4NITTEN
Rish and Witten
303 Fourth Street
Port St. Joe, Florida


sworn,
at the
in the
under
iS, 311
Joe,
terest
r, Jr.,

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Office

action
child,
in the
atural..
opy of
it on
Jr.,
ess is
lorida
1973,
erk of
:e on
latelyy.
/ill be
relief


Nip "spill" Concern


PANAMA CITY- Petro-
leum industry -officials, seek-
ing support for offshore
drilling in the Gulf of Mexico
off the Alabamia and Florida
coasts, says there is 'little
danger to business, tourist-
and ... .- interests from
their '-. ;
,- ..--- of
oil :i ; companies in the
southeast met- -- ..
leaders from :
the WeT :': area Wed-
-::.. of last week and
assured them that the energy
crisis was real and that the
new c -:.: : : are
'urgently needed.
The speakers made formal
presentations and then
answered a barrage of
'.- -;-. .- -- from businessmen,
conservationists, tourist offi--
cials and :' .on the
federal : : --'- '.-:'- : pro-
posed sale of offshore oiland
gas leases in t~'! -..'."-
P-, a :- ,.': in the sympos-
ium e(.:. : :. the Florida
Petroleum Council said the
Gulf waters have ,. .
for ';:'; :," : ':i
of oil ; can be
produced .'


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ly

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'Crosby of 169 Rht-i.': A4.,
has leftNorfolk', Va., aboard
Sthe' CirT .'_.. carrier, USS'
John 'F. K..'.d. for an
.'s ie"' deploymfient with
Sthe U.: S. 6th Fleet in. the
'Mediterranean.
He joined the Navy in -p '
1971.


Say You Saw Iti

In The Star! '


Cities Service. Oil Co., said
that more than 16,000 wells
have'been completed in U.S.
waters in the past quarter
century and only three have
had blowouts involving signi-
ficant volumes of. oil. None
caused any lasting environ-
mental damage, Murphy
.said. '
'_:.- said offshore drill-
ing had accounted for only 2
percent of the oil .;::...:.- in
the world's ,oceans while


"auto crankcases" and tank-
er vessels have accounted for
30 and 28 percent respec-
tively.
Other speakers included H.
L. Wilhite, executive vice
president of The Florida Gas
Co.; Dr. Gordon Frey, senior .
staff geologist for o'"r .,
Oil Co., in New O0',_i.'-. and
Robert L. Wilson, manager of
safety and -environmental
conservation for the .i:'.r-
division of Shell Oil Co. *


Yott Are Cordially Invited To Attend

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Corne. Long Avenue and 16th Street

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M
MORNING WORSHIP 1: 00 AM
BAPTIST TRAINING, UNION --. 6:15 P3.
EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 P..
PRAYER SERVICE (Wednesday). 7:30 P.M..


VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME

REV. J. C.,ODUMA, Pastor




Local Telephone

Service

Now Available to




WEWAHITCHKA



STATE BANK

Customers





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In order to better serve our many
friends .and customers in Gulf
County, we now. have a direct-
telephone line from Port St. Joe to
Wewahitchka. This enables you to
call the Wewahitchka State Bank
from Port St. Joe and transact your
banking business without long
distance charges. Please feel free to
use this ,service at your convenience.
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Delinquent Tax List

ra,, is hereby giventhat on the Ist day of June, 1973,at 11 A.M. Gulf Coqnty Court
House, County of Gulf, State of Florida, tax sale certificates will be sold on the following
described land to pay the amount due. for taxes herein set opposite the same, together with
all costs of such sale, and all advertising.


Des. of Land Sec. Twp. Rg(
Whitfield Acres Deed Rec'd.
Bk. 35/282, 60 by 130 -ft.
lot 5 7 8
As recorded in Official Re-
cord Bk. 12, Page .678
Clerk's Office, Gulf ,...Jrt,
Fla. 10 4 9
As recorded in Official Re-
cord Bk. 13, Page .489 Par-
cel 100 by 240 ft. -------31 4 9
A lot 40 ft. on Old Panama
Hwy & running 285 ft. N &
S & lying West of Holiness
Church ORB 40/19 -- 23 4 10
All fractional inc. that por-
tion o'fPig Island in Sec-
tion 17 -.._-_-.._-- 17 9 11
Lots 1-4-10 Original -- 20 9 11
Lot 4 Original ----------21 9 11


e. Acr. Owner


.18' E. L. Thomason

Cecil G. Costin, .Jr., and
1. Frank W. McDonald


70.04


17.52:


.55 Gulf Shores Dredging Company 42.86


34.4-
166.3
32.7'


Homes Security Corporation ...

Troy M. Deal, Jr. ------- --
Troy M. Deal, Jr. Et Al
Troy M. Deal, Jr. Et Al --..-'


f this DOUGLAS LANDING SUBD.
Block 8, Lot 5 -- Joe Griffin
RIVERSIDE ESTATES SUBD.
Block 5, NIa of Lot 3 John W. Carter
GULF COUNTY LAND COMPANY
Block 7, Lot 21 Gulf Shore Dredging Company ......
4t5.3 RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA UNIT I
Block 1, Lots 10 and 11 James Franklin Whitfield
WILLIAMSBURG SUBD.
Block B, Lot 15 Willie Floyd and Dornthv Nobles
Block B, Lots 20-21-22-23-24 David & Jessie Williams Estate-
Block E, Lot 14 -- Cnarles Arthur Dean
Block E, Lot 15 ------- Daisy Porter ___
Block F, Lot 6 Ida B. Wymes
BEATY SUBD.
Block B, Lots 7-8 William F. Dobbins
Rnlr k T Lots 13-14. rnest Rhampes


ELLE
il 22,
county,
y are
nands
Estate
county,
Drt St.
endear
publi-
im or
led in
ice of
of the
y the
sy, or
law.
1973.
TON,


4t 5 *0


MONEY BAYOU SUBD. UNIT NO. 1
Block D, Lot 2 Robert Joseph 38.91
Block D, Lot 4 Diamond Hester 12.52
HIGHLAND VIEW SUBD.
Block C, Lot 3 Mid-State Homes, Inc. 14.82
FOREHAND 1st ADD. TO HIGHLAND VIEW
Block 1, Lot 6 Circle R Enterprises 104.28
FOREHAND 2nd ADD. TO HIGHLAND VIEW
Block B, Lots 3-4-5 & Lots 1-2, less sold --. Odell Stewart 3.24
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD.
Block A, E% of Lot 24 and lot 26 Abraham Evans 20.95
CITY OF POR1 ST. JOE
Block 23,1 Lot 10 R. P. Nedley Estate 420.35
Block 37, Lot 23 Wesley A. Pate 108.17
Block 42, Lot 13 Gordon Thomas 123.47
Block 1001, Lot 22 Robert Bewey 31.66
Block 1006, SY2 of Lot 1? Margaret Bewey 8.70
Block 1008, Lot 6 Abraham and Clara Evans ----------31.66
Block 1012, Lot 6 Robert Lee Farmer 20.95
Block 1016, Lot 1 ----------Leslie Hall 'I 31.66
Block 1017, Lot 12 & E% -of Lot 10 -------- George Bryant 33.19'
HARLAND 0. PRIDGEON, Tax Collector


Gulf County, Florida


Two Are Petroleum officials


WHEREAS vacancies for the office of the "'..
Commissioner, Group 1, Commissioner, Robert G.
Group'2 and Mayor-Crommiss owner were
to' be filled at a regular municipal Houston; Tex.,' Gulf
Shield on the 8th day of -, .'
only one candidate
each of the prospective
WHEREAS, under current Florida Seaman Sheffiel
law no write-in candidate could be Kn
lawfully electedto fill said vacancies, On USS Kennd
and
WHEREAS, the Attorney-General of Navy Seaman '.,(
"the State of Florida has ruled that in ay eaman .f
Such instances the law'dispenses with Donnie R. Sheffield, s
the holding.of an election, M. and Mrs. Jack. Sh
SNOW, THEREFORE, ,BE IT O a201WoodwardAvenu
RESOLVED as follows: of 201 Woodward Avenu
I ,That the city commissioners of the left Norfolk, Va.,' aboal
City of Port.St. Joe, Florida, do hereby
'determine that one candidate h.as USS John F. Kenned'
qualified for each of the forthcoming aircraft carrier fol
vacancies, to wit: Tom 'S. Coldewey, extended-- *iepLr' ,.,rt
Group 1, Robert Holland, Group 2, extended r,
:Frank Pate, Jr., Mayor-Commissioner, the U. "S-' 6th Fleet i:
. :' r ,- .:o ac, ~. sol- law. so other r.'l tei ; ,,e r ,
af'. :, '. -j L, : ,J .'/ *- ." office,
'i.t. r Ire ,-, n,,!'.- parties -.r udeit' of
is. 5; "'.. i 'r- .e a e : fill the 'St. J,.'T < HT 1i .1 ,) -
,,,: hey the N 1
,',! '.'.,.n .'A 1 ? .- rights, the ./ i ..'." vt .. f 3
'. '.!,," i' '. i.., 0 i-:, '. y being
.," -.s.required by law, effective
: '' 5, 1973.
This Resolution adopted this ,st day' Seaman Crosby
"Of May, 1973.S'

CiTY 6F PORT ST: E, -J ''On Med.A Cruise
M aBy, -' ." / ,, J O. B ..
By ^'' '*.- :.:-? 1-,.. ; -., *i:*ir J l


Taxes & Cost


41.61

192.11
907.20
152.45

28.58

14.82

51.07

64.40


3.79
7.93
3.35
3.35
1.87

2.70
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growth, as well as plantings
of seedlings.
.- ,Lieutenant Art Rummels of
: the Game .and Fresh Water
Fish Commission manned
Station 4. He discussed with
Mthe 'cd. en the effects of
- environmental pollution upon
fish nd wi'CW.! ac *u-
mately on people Hids ospla.
ipg f;shirng picture- as ,e!
as Ter' *
cn.t, cr polut
53, : T- r c 'r : u '
C h .i .-'e r' .', ., ,,, ," .
S To,:- :r -
Brown aind Le.n R. rr:n i
F' ., ._ ,e.r ,k L 7 :: ".- -- F r,
Forest Peo, .- oho P.F.d-
5. .. -.
e c- '- -' ;-'- -

the ia,: ',:nju r:, t i J:-
and b3C.- i A C k .c..r- .-ere
covered _
Afier n,, i:A l ritr c.t'r and


ns'cc, s. T ,' 'r .i, +ei


based, on
Initiates ar
Use the." members .of
<. r. neac" spa''r,g
Classified Ads
i *'.* e:- s o ,.
..,dget Inr est,,e. s an. r.n '
2. ,-. 3 .'. =,,e"r': Poll _S.( ..-;e


a 1.6 average..
re selected by
f r..,: Board

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THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1973

p


donated by St. Joe: Paper THE STAR, Port St.'Joe, Fla. 1
Co pany. p r
Fcrty-nme sixth., graders
'from Port St. Joe visited the
Forestry Work. Center on ,
...nda,.r May 7 h a.nig with O IO
their teachers' Frank W. *
Barnes and Virginia Harri- H end r Ix
son.-
Tuesday brought the larg- ..
est group with 73 students nit ia te
from Port St. Joe. accom- e
p-,: c by their teachers B.
D. Barlow, Gevan Ingram Initiates of Mortar Board
and Jean Burns.: National leadership honorary
."e. e:"- .'ee sixth graders at Stetson University were
from n-, r,,- ViewSchool presented May 10 at the'
visited the- : :- Work chapter's annual spring ban-
Center on' ,te-dnesoa along tiet in the Stetson Room of
with *their teacher. Herman the. Carton Union Building.
Jones. Thirty-seven :coeds were
. Teachers .:' : Semmes, tapped into Tassel leadership
Arthur Green' and rPa- bel!' honorary, including Holly
from .: -..X Hendrix.of PC. St.,Joe.

on Ti:.-' *. 'Membership into Tassel is


PAGE ELEVEN


i'


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or call collect 904 757-3601
, i


212 Sixth Graders


"Study Forestry Care


Two. hundred and twelve
sixth grade students of Gulf
County participated in the
23rd Annual Forestry Day at'
Sthx. White City Worki Center'
of Ute Division of Forestry on
May 7--10th-
The atuxents. and their
teachers journeyed from Port
St Joe Highland View and
Wewahitchk-a for a day of
in'.tructron. l'in fire prevent
-tion. forest management and
wildlife corniservation
Forestry Day was initiated
in 19.-0, 'Anc' is now jointly-
St..apovjsored tby the Gulf Count'I
Forest Fire Pieventionr


Committee, St. Joe taper
Company, Game and Fresh
Water Fish Ccrnmissior, and
the Florida Division of
Forestry
Six stations were used in a'
county fair system. of irnstrc-.
tion Instructors .ere pro-
vided by the Game and Fresh
Water Fish ComnTmi:-siron ar
Florida Division of Forestry
At the first si.t ovri, the
students climbed the fire
tower to learn novr fire are
detected, located and crews
disp-atcrhed to suppress the,7n
Foi'ezt Rangeis Geraid
BlacJ.well and Archie Mar-


shall.manned this :taitoi
Forest Ranger Miitor,
Strength atresied the miport-
ance of forest fire preveriiono
at s.tator, 2 The causes .or
wild fires and their etffect-s
were explamed. EEach yiAa.-
there are a fewv fires ir Glf
County .rvnich are delberate-
I. set -i-a d Strerigt. t-,jt
many of our fires aie caused
ty h,.Ar.an carele.:.'es;
Count. Forester Ralph
EdenhfieJd discus-ed forest
management at Station 3
Edenrfield oemnonsfra.ted
me'thds of measuring tree
heights d;,arvi t.ers, and


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