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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: July 12, 1973
Frequency: weekly
regular
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Subjects / Keywords: Newspapers -- Port Saint Joe (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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THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR, NUMBER 45


Two. fires .called the Port'
St. Joe 'Volunteer Fire
r', .,r ini,.(, to. action last
Fire Chief Bascom Hamm
said an old junk car caught
fire last Thursday about 12.55
on Avenue A ,,. b.'ii cut
up with a welding.'torch.o
Fridaylat 11:30 the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Robert. kr,' :
was -,set aflire by an
*n ,'.i"..ti cook pot in the
kitchen; Fire was limited to
the. kitchen portion of the
home. but extensive damage
was reported around the
kitchen range and cabinets.
Smoke i.".'.-^ was spread
over an area in the ;i'..:
room and den of the home.'


HIE SITA
Industry Deep Water Port Fine People Safest Beaches in Florida
PORT ST JOE, FLORIDA THURSDAY, JULY 12. 1973


A Fort Lauderdale man
was arrested in 'connection
with a i-..r l.t. A .k, and
. r.. :,,, ,*,. ti in the
-... .-', Bayou Beach. area,
* ,.- ...,,,.e. r..., rits released'
by Gulf County Sheriff Ray-
mond Lawrence
W while : r ,':.:..' .. the
t-.,k.. o- and entering, Depu-
'ty Oscar Jones located the
stolen. Fpr.p,":.. r .... in a
car p':-.' on Main :St. in*
Port St. Joe. Deputy Jones
recovered the property and.
arrested Noah Best,,.21, of
Fort Lauderdale.
. Best was .charged with
,.,:,:,r,; '.! stolen property
and released on bond.


TEN CENTS A COPY


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Write A Theme..


Win Some Money


-During the month of
JulVy _ach year. te Part
St. .Joe, Merchant.v As=-
annual idoatlk Sale
event.
This year the sale'
spectacular has been
scheduled for next week
end, July 19, 20 and 21 .
BfgirUnig today, the
S. merhar, ar: sponsor-
)ng a contest wo'i nj ur
,tion with their annual
sdalp Th-e contest re-
quires anyone .who
wishes to enter to
c'rrmpi.te .the sentence,
"I like to shop in Port St.L
Ji' because ." in 50
word.. or less. Entry.


blanks may be pickepl up
at any Port :St Joe
merchant's place of. bus-
iness. -The blanks are
available now
The' entries should be
turned in to any partici-
pating merchant by Sat-
'day, July 21 at 5:00 p.m.
Winners will be announ-
ced two 'weeks later
after all entries are
judged by! a- panel of
PFr.pe A Sfys, $35.00
arnd $25.00 in merchan-
dise certificates are be-
ing awarded.
Everyone is eligible to-
enter except the imme-
diate families of local
merchants.


School Finances



Face Delimma


.ilii..,iA-,, h y Il,.= r,-c-tjrt, i fl.l t r4
'o f t h 'i-, i., J LI-ri I sil irv h..'a-.
.t;il C',,i.tuiy hanihn Bpa.rd
.. 1.iKh ,f.i. hiu-iri.y PJi:.- wil
in r uand f. ual...ia d IrA'. -nray


.ri tehi l l. it'. ,;i r 1,1 'lfill
tilv fi ,.'u.i n ,l.h l" _i f,|h
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.o riu t n -niel-if ri.n statire ,
iot.rrI, ,. n laicj B ,.i-l h vei
S'*ays 'h .'property ssesso,
r an- dt- and tr 1 ..-.Ir 19 'i r,v.
criteriaa will hit ,l,,lf ,i,.,i
the .. .cn.t, ,rn g the
S .'Ila;i'W. up, to. $17-- i itu .new
state money. Bidwell points
,i, i I .'l ,in :.will receive a
runall increase in state'
1nim.-y .bot, $15,000-butt tthe
" other factors could have-
gi',;., the county the larger-
amount. ...
Bidwell says the.. state
formula used to, compute the
funds each county, will.
receive shows Gulf's cost of
living increase is only 91
percent on. a scale of 100
,~walh the four largest coun-
ties in the state'are .t:,..1
over th I "> pri- :".i scale'. He
p.m-at out that '-A ';,,,in-- i,,i
th'. -t.r. ii '.-f- $28 million
in additional state. money
while two counties '. gain $24
million. "I don't know what
has happened .to the other $4
million" Bidwell said.
Gulf will gain around
$20,000 in state .t d i the
.prn'.pt ri assessments are up
to par, according to Bidwell.
liW i,-'.' out *that a team
from the '.,.- Comptroller's


Gliem

'Is Taken

by Death

Funeral services for Mrs.
Evelyn V. Gliem, 62, of
Overstreet, who passed away
Wednesday morning, July 4,-
were held Saturday, July 7,
at 3:00 p.m. in the St. Clair,
Funeral Home Chapel, with
the Rev. OUllie Tidwell officia-
ting. Interment followed in
the Holly Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Gliem had been a
resident of this area for the
past 23 years.
She is survived by her
husband, Leland Gliem, of
Overstreet; two daughters,
Mrs. Vlamer Hall of Wewh-
hitchka, and Mrs. May Lois
Hawthorne of Pensacola; one
son, Johnny J. Bronson of
Illinois; one brother, Buck
Smith of Hosford; and one
sister, Mrs. Gladis Morris of
Eloise, Fla.
She was also survived by a
number of grandchildren and
great grandchildren, nieces
and nephews. All arrange-
ments were under the direc-
tion of the St. Clair Funeral
Home of Port St. Joe.


County Board Prompted by Events




to Consider Zoning, Building Codes


Tina Likes Her New Car


I-iena B'iuington. 13.l'eir old daughter of MIr. and Mir, 0F. Bquanguonr
..nh, had qtos %iia. why At. liked Jim floi1anU to r'ecriv'i &hvS~ app'y,
co'At'll-bo.Il P.'i'lswagoit' from The Roek~i musickgrouip'"1'ht:Rasphe-rrivs".
Sh. ".uld iat ha'.e fnteu Fhe liked the Rock sabge( hvqL~u~ ht gave ha-r a o'ww
caw (hrwca rs kaEticav.- ve oil!be- eligible.!ot.'4 dinver's iboo'%-e. fht ta.r mas


officially pre~ntwn4 i Tin. sitordam in the City Park when Bonifanti himself
came to mae- t'he ptr.ntatiHoin in person. The sports ear, the envy of any
teen-ager is s u ,rniiti \ liic.oen with fur upholstery, a vinyl top'and a
miniature RFnih R k oit. i h 1he w ar was painted a bright ta,.p'bervr red,
nsu lal4! .


SboQl Qacdacing r c~:!6 Teams:


$250,000 Damage Suit in Week
End Meet


Gulf County ..i Board'
faces a damage. suit. for.
$250,000 .iili. another for.
$10,000 in Fe d",i Court in


Marianna on July 3. Constitution of the United
Melvin M,'.,r a former 9' ,
biology teaser 'at Port St. Moore's wife, Mrs. Gwen
Joe High Sdlool is suing the Moore is suing for $10,000 .for
'Board.'for refu'i'.r to offer lost -salary, expenses and
him a !nn..,., t.-,,ntret .mental suffering after her
after he alleges he q'bf,, dismissal as a secretary at
and for placing restrictions the school. She :i.. in her
'on his employmentwunder an suit s-he .was .,iir.-, .,1
annual contract which' he because her husband refused-
claims violates. his r ts,. to accept the conditions for
under the First' and Four-. ... '.ir-.eri set forth by the
teenth Amendments of the Board.
Moore taught in the school.
from 1969 to 1973 when. he
Highland View was offered an annual
/Church In Revival contract due to his conduct in,
C V the classroom. The Board
Claims his conductt was not. in
Revival services will i _, the ,*.-0 interest of present-
v.,,C.co. oi;."'-. July 16 at the'" .ing his t.,.i-i.
Church "of. .Gd in Highland ';, Named in the suit .are
'View. present Board members,
'. Reverend J..L. 'Tomlinson. Gene Raffield, William Roe-
of Bell, will be the ';: *, mer, Kenneth Whitfield, Wal-
-. :...,-I' each night. Ser- lace Guillot and Herman Ard
vices will begin at 7:00 p.mI. and past- members 'Waylon
with special singing -. Graham and Billy Joe Rich..
The Rev, L. E I'b. ~h .:, Federal Judge David Mid-
pastor of. the Church of -God Ji' ..':- will hear the case
r.-.: everyone to attend the in .Federal Court in Mari-
revival services nna.


,e.tn area softball teams
will. gashf Ln Port St. Joe
this .f.-tk .nd .for a week end
of tournament play The
tourney, sponsored by the
Quarterback Club will get.
underway Friday night with
three games on tap beginning
at 8:00 vpin. ,
Raffield's of Port St.
Joe and." Tony's Pizza of
Panama City will begin the
a iiin toAlWi%.ed tq Quality
Car of Panama City at 10:30
p fn We hant,'hik.i Bank and
..arsi.oa M%1r h i',1-. will play
the nigri ip at 9:15.
Saturday has nine games
on tap beginning with five
games in the morning,;played
on two fields. .
Hughes Merchants of Cal-
houri'County and Army
Recruiter of Bay County
.along with. Pasquale's of
Panama -City and Clarks
Seafood of Grand Bay, Ala.,
will' start things off at 9:00
a.m. C. and H. Components
and Pizza Hut,. both of

Panama City with. Harder's
Construction of Panama City
and Burke Construction of
Mobile, Ala., will meet at
10:15. St., Andrews Baptist of
Panama. City and Pasca-
Sgoula, Miss will play the lone
game, at., 11:30.
Saturday afternoon games
will get, ",underway at 2:00
p.m. and continue until the
last game starting at 4:30.
Night games will be played
at 7:00 and 8:15.
The ..championship game
will be played Sunday after-
noon at 2:15 with the
consolation scheduled to be-
gin at 4:45.
The Quarterback Club will
be operating' their conces-
sions stand during the entire
tournament.


T. D. HALL


Crusade

Banquet

Tonight

Over 500 Gulf County
churchmen will gather in the
Port St. Joe High School
Commons Area tonight at
7:00 p.m. for a banquet to
kick off a movement to
prepare for a giant religious
crusade here in Port St. Joe.
In addition to the banquet,
those present will hear an
address by T. D. Hall,
Executive Director of the
James Robison Crusade team
of Dallas, Texas. Hall will
present a film and tell those
present what a giant unified
evangelistic campaign can
mean to this area.
Sponsored by laymen of
every church in Gulf County,
the crusade has been set for
October 7-14 with 29-year-old
James Robison and his team
to come to the city for the
gi.nt campaign.
Those who wish to attend
the banquet tonight and who
do not have tickets may
obtain them by going to the
crusade headquarters in the
old Dairy Queen building on
Highway 98.


First Annual Golf

Tourney Sat.-Sun.


Core New Rotary President
enter, received the President's gavel of presentation are, left, Frank Pate, Sergeant-At-Arms; Sid
ry Club Thursday to begin his year of Brown, Treasurer, second from right and Ted Cannon,
ed the club members to give their best Secretary.
luring the coming year. Witnessing the


it. Joseph's Bay Country
Club's first Annual Golf
Tournament will be held July
14 and '15, 1973. Qualifying
round will be played Satur-
day. Local golfers are urged
to play early Saturday
morning.
Saturday's score will be
used to determine yqur flight


for Sunday. Also, it will count
in your total score. Regard-
less of your golf score on
Saturday, you will be placed
in a flight with players of
comparable scores.
Entry fee will be twenty
dollars ($20.00) which will
entitle .each player and his
(Continued on Page 8)


:. _.


going .o.-.r A_.-(;v..r Samwfi
A Patrick s r. r d *r t i (n
thnm up to ite rt.qiur.
i'rt.iL "Ww: '.dr. know wha.:
*w llI h. f.fI a;s- rf- tc of t. II
. r.:I "st| b i)A l ;, ari'2 i
,-ir it ,. |l i ,.r 1 h .F.i r : ( ..


the fig,, N.fa 30 riLthe bgi



in state frn., .1 ,.' as .,'.
stand,.no A ..ul .il: r:,--c.,
:} .1..; *' ,.' d._ rjii th, 'coming
year. .'We hope we can"
change their minds" Bidwell
S:said, "because we sure could
i 4. .'h 0. <** ,.(. (3:,; i"


Two, Fires ,Damage Cha urged
Home and Auto In Theft


George Y. Core, ci
the Port St. Joe Rotar
service. Core challenge
to their organization d


?. '


. aniias


The 4'uln4iI i comrfl -
sion l.,' kcn'eg,,-i a need for
a zoning and l-uiiling code
ordinance at their meeting
'F'ui,,d .morii Commis-
sioner Walter Graham ey-
;'i-o, the !r-lnit of the
Board when he said, "We
have put this ti'ine, off for 11
years, but we have to do
IJ ,' r itL now."
The need for the codes
were .'.uh to the Board
two weeks ago when a
developer who is planning to
purchase a part of St.
Joseph's Peninsula to con-
struct a development of
condominiums, town houses
and a golf course approached
the Board to find out what
restrictions the County had
on the property. They were
surprised to find out there
were none. Subsequently
other developers with the
.same t in milid1 have
come to the Courthouse for
similar information.
The Board now feels the
codes are needed.with all the
interest being .'-,--iiji-i in
the Peninsula property.
As a result of this interest
in development the Board has
now decided to "get their
heads together" to, first,
come up with some, kind of
code for the Peninsula
i -~,l --, and p.....i,. extend
the .1, .1, .to the entire
county.
cNations cautioned the Board
su matters ofmorent chaonsid-
"2I n a related matter, the, ',
you cover up ad and apply for a loan .











City. "We need some sort of
assurancee feanderal fundingr t
drainage problems for the
ouldan beforeak the move" atyctif
such airmatter Silas aren't ob-nsid
served Player pointed out
SEWER WORK : .
In a related matter, the
siderable tBoard hesitated to goet
ahead and apply for a loan
from the State's rving
loan fund to get engineering
work d oe on sewer systems
for the Beaches and White
City. "We need some sort of
federal funds withheld wheing
will monbe available for the
systems to pay back the state
loan before we move" acting
Chairman Silas Player ob-
served. Player pointed out
the county had spent con-
siderable tax money to get
engineering on the Oak Grove
system only to have the
Federal funds withheld when
-the project was ready to -get
started. "They told us the
money was available and
then it wsome wasn't" Playeof
observed.
While the Board expressed
a desire to have sewer
installed in the areas, they
Were not wing two ceek
withago a report some assurance of
financing.,
Engineer Nations pointed
out that the engineering and
plans must be completed
before any Federal grant
could be approved.
At the meeting two weeks
ago a representative of the
Department of Pollution Con-
trol told the Board the county
would be required to provide
the mattservice to out-lyher, ing areas
by 1977 and would be fined if
they didn't.
Attorney William J. Rish
questioned this statement
Tuesday and was instructed
by the Board to investigate
the matter further, including
availability of Federal grants
befortage y take any further
action.




their request published to
furnish the county with
petroleum products for the
coming year.
The nearest thing to a bid
received was a statement
from J. V. Gander. Gulf Oil
Distributor of Apalachicola
that he would continue to sell
the County petroleum pro-
ducts at his bid price of last
year on a month to month
basis, but the county could
probably expect an increase
(Continued on Page 8)











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-THE STAR-

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Second-Cilass Postage Palo at Pons 5t Joe. Fiica& 324 a6


Ed4~,,r and P!.~
P roduction-Supt.
-Offce Manager
T~ oes.etfer Subscriptlons


THE STAR, Port St. Joe, F la THU RSDAY, JULY 12, 1973


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TO 4DvETikrSERS- In case of error or ommissions in advertisements, the publishers do not hold themselves liable
for damage further than amount received for sucrn advertisement.

The spoken mwoa 5s gi-en scant atner.lion. the or rjne wordIs thbughtfbily weighed. The spoken word baieli' asserts;
tne prFinled wird thooughly conviwces The sp,.tesn word is lost; the'printed word -remains.


EDITORIALS...


iSome Good Points


i Springs Is Just


of Gas Away


IPeisps e tiye

on

Education

by DR. BOB ''.THORNTON-
Professor of Elucation "
University of West Florida


One of the many elemen-
tary schools attempting to
carry out the kind of
program that will bring out
the best 'in children at an
early stage is the much
discussed Amidon School at
Washington, D.C. There a
real effort is being made to
give the children a basic
*.:, ..' and yet retain the
best features of the progress-
ive schools.
-1'. J. starts with phonics
in. the first grade; writing is
stressed *i ; e-..' formal
.. is introduced in the
r grade;, -..p?.i *
deals with ..phases;
and- history is taught in
'. order,
The 4.. ::..i side of
the program is found mainly
in an emphasis on problem-
solving in all areas rather
than on rote learning. Whet-
her the Amidon School pro-
gram is merely a return to
the traditional methods of the
past of whether it will really
provide a new blueprint,
especially for those interest-
ed in the educaiton of bright
children will take many
years to discover. Results, it
must be remembered, are not
measured in scholastic achi-
evement alone-good or bad-
but in social and emotional
adjustment and in eventual
competency as an adult.
Generally speaking, the
tendency today is to toughen
up the educational process
- and to begin instruction
- earlier. Bright three-year
d olds, we are told, should be
d taught how to read. Conver-
. national foreign language, as
, has beer previously noted,
s has been added to the curri-
d culum in many elementary
d schools. And a recent experi-
- ment conducted in four
e Massachusetts- school dis-
o tricts under the leadership of
0 Boston University's Center
Sfor Economic Education is
; alleged to have proved that
I elementary school pupils,
e even first graders, can learn
. economics!.
e But there are many educa-
d tors who still believe that the
presentation of more difficult
subject matter is only a
small part of the program
needed bv lifted children.


They maintain that the
teacher's most important
function is 'to instill in the
pupils an avid desire to learn
away from school as well as
in the classroom.
They A.l ''r, .. r in seizing
on "new" ideas we may
really be *,:".'.' r. at old
straws that, were proved
worthless in the past, or that
we may be.,- :..-. an
essentially good program
which has--not been given a
fair chance t. live up to its
actual '.

VISITS PAP.ENTS HERE
Guests of Mr and Mrs. Joe
Williams -: ':. : daughter
and family, the Hulon Mit-
chells, -ff6m Camden,
Arkansas., *


foi a It' i r of intent and !-qulirv
r.i..tI. for the beach property on the
.4,.- riI .1l. was perfectly proper. They'
had to know, for instance, if the
t n1itV would in the future possibly
zone the Peninsula for industry, or
some lhtwr "such allrowari'F which
would not be in keeping with expen-
.,,ve condominiums and town houses.


per zoning laws.
As it :.t:--.'now, w. ar; re]irq-
on- i ir n. i 'houses. : n t.he Pol-
lij.i., ..ir,,l. Board to keep the
..ir.i\' from 1.- i nr, turned iato- a vir-
tual jult yard. Possibly jit'. time
the County Commission t o-,k rti.ng
laws under consideration..-.. If we
grow,-any. at all we'll need it.


Lewdness Standard


The Supreme Court has .i the
Ssmt.ir, book and movie p ,,l'. hang'.
Siig loose now, with their 5-4 recent
'.deI~'ijon ,on obscenity and [,'rm.;.-
raphy.
The .decision leaves it up to each
?t.Ite a3iid' ci:mluniijt y to define it.,
ou ver ..io of pornography and thus
set its own tastes for IIt'ratiu-t' and
movies.
'The Court ruled there is no 'na-
tiorial standard for lewdness and that
9yery state-and presumably every
Sommunity-has a right to decide
toi itself, within certain limits, whe-
ther a movie or book is sexually of-
fensive.
W6 disagree with the Court on
the point of there being no standard
. fr lewdness. No doubt the mem-
"beris are not readers of the Bible, or
they could very easily arrive at a
standard of right and wrong.
'. Possibly four members of the
Court are Bible readers which could
have been -the cause of their dis-
senting vote on the matter. Possibly.
but not probably, considering the
Justices who cast the dissenting de-
cisions.


.. iary' the states and'coimmun-
ities police their own p...tu!.?piv
rules is better t,'.r. n..'tt'eg I .;A'.=
,ever, we can see v.-here- the recent
decision is just going to nri k- .more
work for the C, trying .-'.. te '-.."
and .. .'.o ". of laws ** ;.:h go
against the f'- ',.... set .a. .'. the
'..,;i-t ir, n !.r.1
It \v.A .i.! seem to us that a Court
with ',', v. i.-. to'decide who
will. go to -.. where-a court
diligent :-.tio.,h to h-ia. -.:-et. k out
of government (schools) should be
bright enough to know what is sex-
ually offensive and what is not.
It seems only reasonable that
those -who cater to and indulge in
pornographic matters consider them
proper.. In like manner, a. thief
thinks stealing is the proper way to'
make a living. We fail to see where
-allowing people who consider unnat-
ural sex and its exploitation as pro-
Ier to continue in those practices if
they so desire has settled anything.
Apparently there are such areas and
the Supreme Court .decision would
allow them to continue if they out-
number decent people in thier areas.


Teddy and George


We're still trying to figure out
+who was in danger at the now fa-
mous platform appearance of Teddy
Kennedy and George Wallace in De-
catur, Ala., on July 4.

Dislike of what the Kennedy's
stbod for caused Wallace's star to
rise in the political world in the be-
ginning. It doesn't seem likely they
should become .bosom buddies all of
a. 0tleAwn


Only time will tell whether Wal-
lace was courting Kennedy or Ken-
nedy was courting Wallace. Either
way, one is obliged to soften his line
somewhat for the other to reap any
benefit.
It was interesting to note that
Teddy put out the same old line in
his speech in Decatur while Wallace
was only non-commital concerning
his relationships--present or future
__M ris +hTa o lur saonltiama+s C~a^*-bssA*


Only 12 miles fi or .Talla-
hassee, the Wakulla 'Springs
property .sprawls over 4,000
acres of gently rolling
pinelands, interspersed with
hammocks of magnolia, oak,
dogwo6d and. redbud., The
spring, actually the mouth of
an underground river, is.185
feet deep.
Both the spring and the
Wakulla River 'are home .to
waterbirds, alligators aid
thousands of fish. Deer,
turkey, bear and smaller.
game animals roam .the
adjoining wilderness.
The spring, was given its
name, meaning r, '..'."*.
waters, by Indians, but 'they
were not the first to visit the
crystal clear natural wonder.
During the Ice Age, men
hunted '.r,.. game that was
abundant in the area. What is
now the underground Wakul-
la River was then a cave,
used by the hunters for : -L ;,
quarters, After a kill, the
hunters dragged the animals
into the cave and boneyards
soon accumulated

Through the years, .:-:.
have recovered many
fossilized bones. Some are
displayed in the Wakulla
Springs'. Hotel, a massive
Spanish-style hotel built in
the '.1930's. The hotel and
springs are surrounded by a
quiet setting of oaks, camel-
lias and wildlife, left unspoil-
ed through the years for
generations to enjoy.





From The Living Bible
Orphah kissed her mother
in-law goodbye, and" re
turned to her childhood
home; but Ruth insisted<
on staying with N9omi
"See," Naomi said to her
"your sister-in-laW"has
gone back to her people an
to her gods; you should
do the same." But Ruth re
plied, "Don't make me leave
you, for I want to go
wherever you go, and- to
live wherever you Jive
your people shall be m:
people, and your God shal
be my God; I want to dii
where you die, and bi
buried there. May te or
do terrible things to me i:
I allow anything but death
to separate us."
Ruth 1:14-17


q .3


Applies for Bulkhead


Raffield Fisheries, Inc.,
Port St. Joe, has applied to
-the U.S. Army Corp of Engi-
neers, Mobile, for a permit to
construct a bulkhead along
their property fronting the
canal.
The construction would be
a 150 foot concrete timber
bulkhead along the appli-
cant's shoreline to restore
eroded land and prevent
further erosion. Approxi-
mately 700 cubic yards of
material will be trucked in
and used as fill behind the
bulkhead.
Permits from State agen-
cies, including water quality
certificaiton,. if applicable,
will be required before final
action is taken concerning a
Department of the Army
permit.
This public notice is being
distributed to all known
interested persons in order to
assist in developing facts on
which a decision by the Corps
of Engineers can be based.
For accuracy and complete-
ness of the record, all data in
support of or in opposition to
the proposed' work should be
submitted in writing setting


forth sufficient detail to
furnish a clear understanding
of the reasons for support or
opposition.
The decision as to whether
a permit will be issued will
be based on an evaluation of
the impact of the proposed
work on the public interest.
Factors affecting the public
interest include, but are not
limited to, navigation, fish
and wildlife, water quality,
economics, conservation,
aesthetics, recreation, water"
supply, flood damage preven-
tion, ecosystems, and, in
general, the needs and
welfare of the -people. In
cases of conflicting property
rights, the Corps of Engi-
neers cannot undertake to
settle rival claims.


On U F De
More than 2,800 Florida.
State University students
earned Dean's List honors in
the Spring quarter, according
to reports just released by
the Office of the Registrar.
To qualify for the Dean's
List, students must achieve


Judy Hendrix
On Merit List
At Oxford College

Oxford College of Emory
University is pleased to
announce that Judy E.
Hendrix, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs.. J. Wayne Hendrix, of
Port St. Joe has made the
Merit List for the spring
quarter 1973.
This is a signal academic
achievement, equivalent to
what is known as the Dean's
List on some campuses.

SAY YOU SAW IT
IN THE STAR


?an's List
an average of "A" or "B1'.
during the term.
Aiea student Judith A.
Stone, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse V. Stone, 1406
Monument Avenue, was
included on the Dean's List
for this term.


Wesley R. Ramsey
Wiilliam H. Ramsey
Frenchie L. Ramsey
Shirley K. Ramsey


Rev. Sidney Ellis raised some By the same token, the county.
g. d points. last'we'ek in'his Letter, needs to. be assured this particular
, 'to Editor, concerning a need for zon- firm (or ,, ,,ar. doesn't .put up
S.ng in the county before we start :..tr -,-. which would deface some
; developing and growing in a hodge- .-li.. beach property. "-
p' jodg,: manner. In- this instance, lenders, will in
,.. .Hardly anyone will deny the-fact all i''._..,. 4 do moire than. any
zoning is needed to insure protec- county zoning to insure proper pro-
Stijon for property owners as well as, cedures -and quality '.ontructiojr in
?.i growth which will serve ra.th.r order to prt'.'.t thgir iof:trnent I
S b..ti, himdor the rights of the people. The ing the County n W..m?1 r.. th2:ur 1
Tb; .-i Lwhat the pollution ques- needed .a: statemer .i .. |
n s all about right now. People ,,, ,. ,,.s.'..w An
.hav: us,'d our natural resources as To I
-h. y w -ihel d untttil .,'i,.ridly vw .: w k "' I .'+ .- % .
1p ind f or:l.. v r i;ati .. 0; -, P. h J, r r.' .ai Residents of the Big Bend
-tl'd l i"r ,ulr w-,ri wh% @. '. -. .Ir .. .. .area are but a gas tank trip
li' b, l-iliz ? ,..i r r:.-, i .. i 'r A away from r a, r.t. rp,
"" "Uffe r f r-n ,-^2 ,, :f P,' :"-' "" 1,'' a a "gSp". g rorld's
-. "'..'flT..i ? MI. .freshwater spring+.


14
+y


I c II L~sura:


-"". 11 1 TT 1-'-"


n u u r L .


Etaoin


Shrdlu
by WESLEY R. RAMSEY


Some joker keeps calling me from New York.
'Iy trying to sell me a vacation spot in .the
mountains of South C:r.-ini sight unseen.
I.really appreciated the opportunity. Since
one of my legs is shorter than the other, I would.
be a "natural" for mountain living as long as I
had to walk in only one direction. Weighing this
one attribute against the many drawbacks to my
-'r!' 0 a mountain retreat, I respectfully had to
decline the generous offer to "take years to pay
for your mountain real estate which is increasing
in value every .1, ".
The two main drawbacks which kept me
from leaping to the opportunity like a hungry
bream to. a fly were: I have too much offering a"
;,.'.ri bo'. ion a "fly to catch up with right here
in F1si ..' Ir-";'r) ." I buy a mountain retreat. Sec-
ond, all my iv. ,nii cash" is working right
now. Or t..-., I should .'y. I'm working right
now t in. to earn enough money so I will have
some i.-*--iI Cash" so -me day.


You can just .=i ip over this paragraph if
you want, because I'm going to talk, about my
t en .I-.nI- I wo.,t bore you with pictures, but
I will I-!,-, you with a few words.
Did you ever take a four year old and a five
year old fishing Two of my three grandsons
have been after me to take them fishing. So,
July VFourth, I took the bit in my teeth and off
we went to a spot I know up on the river bank
v.h.r.:. a flw can take his grandsons fishing
without the danger of having to take them in a
boat.
One grandson caught his first fish-a bream
.-but the other one couldn't get in the mood. He
kept ir.inrtig "snakes talking in the bushes" and
ii" .. ruin keep his mind on fishing.
# *

a.r t K,- --jyii_. i L A.wr, no, art. his d'aT-art-
r .'.nt s, fi 1,' .g i' Ii iv i- .. It. j'.in. ifrmrn t',, arrtv's.-, his depart-
ment is ren rI" .' ., far. We appreciate his ef-
forts along hi line and hope he makes it hot
. :.ij;iL that -ii,;' vanish from the Gulf County
scene.
We are unfortunate in one extent. The bea-
ches seem to attract the drug peddlers and users
since the kPi.. congregate there to enjoy the surf,
sand, sun and girls. Lawrence says he is hav-
ing most of his problems from the-Bay County
section wh.r,- a' transient population of visitors
comes and goes each week. "Bay County officers
seem to have their hands full with the Panama
City Beach area", Lawrence told me "and we
have to take care of that part of the problem as
well as our own, in order to keep the problem
from spreading".
It'll be a fine day when, the kids wake up and
realize that drugs are nothing to play around
with. Nobody minds them having their "fada',
but the "drug fad" is too dangerous a thing to
toy around with.
C *

A fellow can easily tell Summer started two
weeks ago. If you don't think it's summer wea-
ther, just let your air conditioner break down-
then try and find a repairman who isn't up to
his eyeballs in work, to come and get your cool
going again.













re That Tree With



Respect-It's Valuable


* Trees are an indispensable
part of the landscape. They
give a home, street or
commercial site 'individual-
ity, beauty and a .restful
quality. And, because of their
long life, trees give the
surroundings... a -sense of
permanence and stability.
Trees are vital in combat-
ing environmental pollution;
Trees help keep our air
supply fresh by trapping and
filtering ash, dust, and pol-
len; removing carbon dioxide
that, we exhale and that


factories and engines emit;
and at the same time, trees
are releasing oxygen needed
for our existence. Trees
camouflage harsh scencery.
and unsightly city dumps,
auto graveyards and indus-
trial sites. In addition, trees
reduce noise pollution by
acting as barriers to sound;
lower temperatures by shad-
ing and evaporation of water
from their leaves, and reduce
soil erosion. Last but certain-
ly not least, trees beautify
our gardens, streets and


Apple-Bacon. French Toast


Delicious, hearty breakfasts have no effect on the **,:....,
but they certainly can and do brighten -.'. from the itte
.folks right' on up to Dad. Apple-Bacon French Toast .
Mother too because it's an easy-do, calling for a package of
frozen cinnamon swirl French toast '.. needs only ..-
in the toaster or oven, Serve it with juicy app '
sauteed in butter arid 1..r 'n ._..,' then top it off with crisp
bacon strips; What .a *. :..- earty breakfast or -..
dish this Is!
s APPLE BACON FRENCH TOAST
Makes 3 servings
2 tablespoons butter or One 10-oz pkg. frozen
.margarine cinnamon swirl French
2 apples, ip.t. *, .ored and toast
sQiced in rings 6 bacon slices, cooked and
2 tablespoons firmly drained
-acked brown sugar
. elt butter r,, i-r'. '-t. Add apple rings and saute 3 m in
utes; turn. .t.'. ''- r.... sugar over apple rings. Continue
cooking over low heat until sugar, is melted and apples are tender.
r.. i epare- cnammon swirl French toast in toaster or
oN .... 'stl.'"' to r' .* '-. directions. Allow 2 slices per serving
and'top with apple rings. Spoon butter-sugar mixture over
apples, .and criss-cross 2 bacon slices on top.
0 "r, lP ..t'I' : .' ,;'.' I'lJ -,: ... i !"' .


FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
iCrns r lunid Street and Baltzell Avenue
REV. DeWITT T. MATHEWS, Jr., Pastor
GEORGE PUCKETT, Minister of Music
S sunday School' 9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship Service- 11 OI A.M.
Church Training *.,m P.M.
.Ev-i.iig Worship Service ........... 6:30 P.M.
Prayed Meeting (Wednesday) ... 7:30 P.M.
"Come and Worship God With Us"'

U r_


FLORIDA '
WILDLIFE

COMMENTS ON THE OUTDOORS

..' Dr. 0. E. FrVe Jr.
.- Dirqctor


parks and please our senses GAME AND
with their shapes, patterns, -
colors, fragrance and season- TALLAHASSEE-Old
al changes.
No homangesi too small timers like io r nci-, about
No homesat it couldn't the good old days when
that it couldn't accommodate youngsters, they'd make a
at least one growing tree! quick dash behind the cow
Trees are adapted .. ",r.. shed to sip grape wine from a
uses in landscape design mason jar; or take s a rk p
because of wide variation in at Cap'n Billy's Whi.+.e_ or
.. habits. Proper see- maybe sit around the pot-.
,,.;., and use of trees is very belly stove down at the Gen-
, ,,r.o.c since they form eral Store and listen to grand.
the ..r, -part of the pa sp ,' tales ab,--.
landscape,. -,.- ,-% ... ; the hppi"
fied into several types channel catfish that was too
depending on how are..smart ever to be caught.
used in %!w, ,... .' ': r,', p rir rir' lot
Shade r, i.,,.. havwhere tl a ,.ed -eee
moderar, .'*..:..de',+. ._ stood; mason jars are col-
(size and-or 'number of lector's, items; .Hugh Hene'r
leaves). T -., -a. ,,nave has co'e a long way since
a m ess ,, J,:..'r or Cap'n Billy, and the General
seed. A .good shade tree Store has all but vanished
should have the ability to from the American scene. No .
'e f:' ..'high winds and be doubt a. r eas
relatively free from insect ; were p teas
an .... pee a or.'a oan -fr from the
and pests. Examples pressures we experience to-
of good -,', I Prees for da, but I submit tha th )
Florida ".-' s -aple "ood old da)" have yet to'
magnolia, .' mahogany, happen.
and black :.n.. Not all of Florida has been
SHomes may- need both. p o y ashalt or.
pa.'_d over by asphat or
,, L1 .i;-. each concrete. The sunrise ha oTnt
year) and evergreen shade been altogether blocked out
-r,es trees are by :,.r .r nor are we
:r'.. .,:. .lais desiredperplexed with the eye.
'+.r-',l',e .,.-.t deciduous watering annoyance of smog
tic-.. sr,-.j h anIlected for and smoke with which some
aw h-. 4,: 6hE. .. desired of our sister states are now
Sr., ir.iT,. and sun to g We are still hjt-'d
--., .-,- with a rich hunting and fish-
F .. ne trees are used to ing heritage contrary to some
*. i. roof lines of our rJo)0 sxl tr-s opin-
. ,f.,-,- r:..s,:,.,: "'d to form ions. Reader's riiesgi( advises
f,.t'. -..' the sky us to "avoid cliches like the
'-" i.' i. :. 't-_ = purpose plague", but, aside from the
should not be. so massive or obvious reference to legal ten-
spectacular that they attract der, green is still our favorite
attention to themselves color, especially the green
S., ..- ~r i, i,'!., -.'. --.t-'.ron on that Nature has given us.
the home. Tire .used for The Florida Game and.
framing include mimosa, Fresh Water Fish Commission
Orchid tree, black olive, red- does not stand alone in this
bud,. .I ..... '. b.,)i.-. pines, regard. Thousands of Flori-
.. ,.,..n dians join with us in an
appreciation of our natural
Street trees are most resources to an even greater
.-,- y..,,,,,. used between side- extent than when grandpa
walks and streets, along was spinning tall tales. 'More
boulevards, and. in .parks people .throughout the Sun.
I. a. 're .t alr y f tgh't ,u sh.e.. State have a greater
as lar>-, tr,-e hut ., ,,'.t a. awareness of what'% happen.
to be large to serve such a ing to our environment today
purpose. This type of tree than ten years ago. That
must be chosen for its ,,'.. speaks well of the days to
to grow without much main- come and that is why I
tenance and must not have support the preface that .the
low :branches that interfere good old days are just ahead.
., traffic and-or vision. Rather than taking them
They should be hardy, well for granted, people now de-
adapted to the pt..'...~ ? area mand green spaces along with
and should not have messy
fruit or flowers that might 'T H
litter o .i.!. ,streets or
lawns. L, .'><,ri.mr -. of '
common street trees are '
black, 1' ? Ci+ ..; ... i m ~ ]
Ficus species, l,. it magno-
lia, cherry .. .,1 pines, oaks iA .l: .iter o f one of ,
and :,.,r.. i. ..
*,Ir and accent trees
are used for -,,. effects You Are Cordially Invi
produced by flowers, ''otat ,_, A
Sj,, or by their count or ONG A B
-...,.. in the ,-..S,., 1 B A
1. ,A,:.-r.', "-* ..' trees
stand alone either on the Corner Long Aven
lawn or in some other
prominent area of the land- SUNDAY SCHOOL
scape, An accent tree is MORNING WORSHIP
r .t border
,. .-.... and has an borderut BAPTIST TRAINING I
affect when com- EVENING WORSHIP
pared with the ;r, beside PRAYER SERVICE (V
it. The : r,'tf,, .r.' pine,
sehefflera, bottle brush, dog-
wood, ..' oaks, VISITORS AL
and f i ,-, i:--' tree are exam-
ples of good accent or REV. J. C. C
specimen trees, However,
with proper use and place-
ment, almost any s'. -:' of
tree can be used as a speci- I .. jA '
men, .. :-. z
Patio trees can be ever- "
green. or deciduous and l
should be selected '," :' :,4 "
for their small size and for
;":u':.rnk, i .o--n L"
branch and leaf shade
..i,.,., of the patio. Ever- Uw r ilie
green patio trees are useful i Furniture and
in areas where warm temper-
atures persist throughout NOw Open
most of the year. In colder
areas, deciduous trees that
lose their leaves in the fall RANDAL
are a, better choice since R DL
sunlight will warm the patio s now back w'
area during winter months Now opera
when the trees are leafless.
Patio trees should not have
messy or large fruit, flowers Contact Rand
or seeds that might stain the For Free
patio or fall on people using
the patio. Some trees to
consider for patio, areas are All sizes P0oly
Orchid tree, river birch and
bottle-brush. Aut+o & Furnil


Use the
Classified Ads
Midget Investments
With Giant Returns


Usea Furnlt


Johnnie's
Phone 227-2001 Port


IESH WATER FISH COMMISSION

.rher ration of cracker boxes
and concrete piin(g<. That is
something which would not
have happened ten years ago.
Rather than taking them for
pant-'d. people now demand
that wildlife be given con-
sideration in dre.tp.i A.t of
our im.,pori'aj, areas. No
longer do'we tolerate growth
Sfor growth's sake. We care
about our fresh water sup-
plies, not only because it
affords us the chance to bring
home a string of ten-
twu dpr, but because with-
iout it, we .would not long
surn-v I have often said that
we look to wildlife as a
measure of environmental
quality because when wildlife
goes, how far behind is Man?
-"The green ecology flag and
'yiynol sprouts ever more
increasingly on rows of
bumpers in over-crowded
paflnrg lots. We have become
conscious of the fact, that we
cannot afford to breach the
progress of this decade by
building ourselves a! perma-
nent f.semrverJf-,ir.d tomb-
.tinnr on the land that has,
again and again, given us life.
The,' F.n.i.trrms.ai 'r..r
has forged itself into the
blade of a righteous sword to
assure that- conservation has
,A aSm lrl Metta I i0. tui ,ai
on Capitol Hill.
The life-support system
that Nature has provided is
our only true heritage. The
Game and Fresh Water Fish
Commission and its 500 em-
ployees are striving to guaran-
tee that Florida's 4,300
square miles of fresh, water
remain clean; that Florida's
54,000 square miles of land
are not entirely d-.rr~i.ni
that pine trees, pitiiw,.h-
oaks and mangroves remain
an integral part of our life-
style and that Florida remains
a sportsman's paradise from
its woodland hills to its vast
open Everglades.
T ere .are, good days
ahead, da) We' can n vy in
the outdoors watching the
white-tall deer feed,.the wild-
flowers bloom, and the eagle
soar. We can and will enjoy
the outdoors because we have
all helped keep it green. We
can all be proud, too, because
we have all shared in its
accomplishment, ,


ited To Ahtead

PTIST CHURCH

ue and 16th Street
9:45 A.M.
+ 11:00 A.M.
UNION ..... 6:15 P..
7:30 P.M.
Wednesday). 7:30 P.M.

VAYS WELCOME
ODUM, Poator


Spring Cleaning?
Now's the time to
give that old chair
a new look!


Trim Shop
upholstering
Full Time


L WALKER
th his dad and is
ting the shoo

Jall or Johnnie
Estimates

-Foam For Sale

ture Upholstery
ure for Sale

Trim Shop
St. Joe Fourth Street


THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla. THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1973 PAGE THREE


Testing

Begins at

GCCC
To avoid the anticipated
registration rush, students
planning to enter Gulf Coast
Community College this fall
should report for p .'---
t.'.r any Friday morning
through August 10.
This request was made
,-',C ;, by Director of
Testing Mrs. Pam Hooper
and applies to all students
scoring under 300 on the
Florida 12th ~.' test, or
who are entering math-relat-
ed fields i-''" Pre-
Med).
Mrs. H -:. -" stressed that
students should report by
8:00 a.m. in 'Room 103 of the
Science ., .r at the
The of tests in
:.'.. :- -' a d Math
last about 2/ hours and
neither fee nor .i '."r'"
is required,
Last chance to take a
CLEP test before the fall will
be July 19 and 20 (two
I .-..' sessions) from 8:00
to 12:00 noon. ,
Candidates for these tests
must make .* i. ...' with
Mrs. Hooper on or before
July 16.
i., *'...r. concerning any
of these tests should be,
addressed to Mrs. Pam
li... Director of i. '.,t.'
(769-1551, ext. 237).

VISITS MRS. MARSHALL
Mrs. George Young and son
from l":,,., : ..r visited here
recently with Mrs. Young's
.r-.(.,t,-.r, Mrs. Thelma Mar-
shall


Rambles
By W. C. Roche


A company president offered $25 for employees'
money-saving ideas. First prize went to the guy who
Suggested the amount be cut to $10.


A narrow mind and a wide r,.,'i' make a 'dangerous
combination.


You can't teach an old dog new tricks. Sometimes you
can't teach a NEW dog new tricks, either.


A four-hour workday would bring many changes in
our Hves. For example, we'd have to reschedule .the
coffee breaks.

Don't stay home-come to us for cool
shopping.

Roche's Furniture

and Appliance
209 REID AVENUE PHONE 227-5271


Puppets at Library


The !I,'i.I- version of I'i,
well-known nursery tale,
+"The Golden A.'.. ', '! be
presented at the Port St. Joe
Branch Library i...l-. July
12, at 3:30 (EST) and at the
,.'.. t. t Branch I !i.-i 1 '.


on -.,t,1i. i %, ,'It 14 at 1:00
(CST).
Be sure to attend and meet
these lovely .prip ,'-l charac-
ters. There is no I ,i.- for
this program and it is open to
!,! ,+,t .,',


PLASTIC


TRASH CAN


LINERS
Big 3-bushel capacity; fits
20-gallon trash cans.



50 forIl49
Limit one box of 50 liners; additional $2.49 per box.


CAMPERS!

VANS! PICKUPS!
FIRESTONE TRANSPORT
TRUCK TIRES
Black
$V19 3 Tube-Type
P 3is ;2 33 F E T a.,i, e,
h,lW' ir orhc -ply rifled


WEVE CEL-EBIWIN

NDY VICTORIE
A ON FIRE S-TONE RACING TIRE- Sl:
W inite You to 'ge with a winmer and.:" Side on Firestoin! is pass-en!g0f firest.


virestone


Priced as shown at Firestone Slores. Comperllvelv y priced at Firestone Deal,.rs and at all service stations displayng tIhe Firestono sign


CONSTANT

ADVERTISING


One step won't 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 keep on growing.

One little ad won't do it all,
You've got to keep them going.
A constant drop of water
Wears away the hardest stone;

By constant gnawin', Towser
Masticates the toughest bone.

The constant, cooing lover
Carries off the blushing maid.

And the constant advertiser
Is the one who gets the trade!

HARD TO BELIEVE?
MAKE US PROVE IT!




THE STAR

Telephone 227-3161


Pate's Shell Service

Jimmy's Phillip's "66"











r PAGE FOUR E STARPort St. Joe, Fla. THUJ SDAY JULY 12. 1973


mpressie Ceremony Unies Miss Sarah




Norton and Charles Arrant In Marriage


In an unpressive seeing of
solemnity and serenity Mise
Sarah Norton and Mr
Charles Arrant. exchanged
wedding vows mi the First
Baptist Church of Wewa-
hitchka, on Saturday ev-inm.g
June 23 at seven o'cld The bride is the dauohler of
Mr. and Mrs Charlae W
Norton of Wewahi.chka T)e
gro m i the son o) IMri 3
W Arrant and th. lato Mir
Arrant..of DeFu'.ruak Spr.n?
The Reverend.i Harv'y
English .ufi doubkl- ring eremorF.. BiI
Davs, Lolo.it, wa., accom-
parmed by Kerr.klth Yates,
cousin of the t.nd-, as'.he
s..ang "Ai'del ;.a "_Moer-.
The sanctuary was beauti-
*t". ty : deur.- with: .fern
tre:, potted fert-' w(ardnd
'of whioa rrmiwn, gliad-,r'h fpIk.
and l'aven'd.r ( ithIi.A, and
pink. pod-; /*f grami!. P-.10s lAt
vantage .point. Th AhIF.
peau prayer ben'i ti, c-leid v.s,
arrangements ,A pontkf r
.white, .c, tirp, ro. ""*ivy, and
Tpunik gropw ne. I-l in white.
Sstir. O- Flanked-on either
side of the prayer bench were
tbr.ir'chuA1 candelabra inter-
'tr-'rlt with ivy and. pink
clusters of. grapes and
carnations.
'A lovely arrangement
graced the baptistry which'l
w as accented by a flood light.
Tree candelabra added soft-
ness and beauty to.L'- '-,u.nywv
and were decorated- 'part thIe
same i.'- r,. Designated
,furuly ,'.Fats wei- in:.irk-l

'designed i 'aIitly to the
S 1.. "r, .. I 9
S.Given in f'rd,,- by her
-,h,'r, Mi--. Norton wore a
InJ A. lin. cotton ,.,ele* dress
',' w ",rh ., i f,-.iiUdi 4 tI'i |1
lPn ;e:lu .uii covered in veniee
.ij.. '" h. i-r n waist line
bodice w- -. :. of venice
S-,, and ru.j1Iwn down, the
' .k,. C I. r i,.- 'featured a.

t ai. Th r.." "t.1. p-, b ,ra

t i i- ,.- ~i.- .f 1 -? ,' ,,-r. lir
I' ri l riP


* veil. She carried a cascade
bouquet.of white feathered
carnations, phalaenopsis
orchids and pink- sweetheart
roses.'entwined with seed
pearlst In the center: of the
* bouquet was softly placed a
oely white orchid.
Mrs. Douglas. Birmingham
was -chosen as matron of
honor. and was attired in a
floor length gown of pink
dotted' w~i lace trimmed
with empire bodice and three
tiered ruffle skirt. She wore a
matching pink picture hat,
trimmed in satin lace ribbon
and. lily of the valley. She'
carried a wicker basket filled.
with pink rosebuds, lavender.
states, babies breath and.
leather leaf fern.
Miss Alice Sue, Cooper,..
cousin of the bride, served as.
maid of honor along with the.
bridesmaids: Mrs. Charlotte
SKelly, T_jfi .1.. Ala.; Miss
Mary Briggs, Selma, Ala.;
Mrs .Debbie Baxley, Taila-'
hassee.; and Miss Susan-
Shirley, Tallahassee. The
maid of honor and- the
bridesmaids were fashioned.
' identically and carried
baskets identical to that of
. the matron of honor.
Miss Sherry Andrews,
nece of the groom served as
flower r1, She too wore a
floor length pink dotted swiss
dress and carried a basket
filled with pink rose petals.
James Patrick and Charles
Joseph Norton, nephews of.
the bride, served as the ring
Sbearers. Billy Arrant, tr-r..r .,.
.of the groom, was chosen to
serve as best .man. Ushers
for the occasion.were :;. i', .
.W Ne~,, brother of .the
t d. William Ellis '.,r*..,.', corsage., .,
John Whkeler, H j r Her- RECEPTION
rington 'and Blakely Thoma- Following thep ceremony the
son, all- of I'.: s, Joe.. bride's parents entertained
The 'tr-,,,h._ of the bride 'with a receptipn-in the home
chose for, her .'daughter's of Mrs. Floyd C. Lister, Sr.
.-.tiir.g a. Fi ...4 s.:.'- gown on Lake Alice, The party
,ig I."..dl. ,e .trimin *1 ..r.: -' 4. ,.'' i
ns..r..h,'u t ,r I ,t._ also ',*.-*.. .' ,.. .ro e'1 '$,nh ~r rir -' r ', .'.
a ,-I.-*.* r, h..r eorsag i_':. ', r. .. r -. '
?tM t A r.
,1P I Tr f t,\ *,


MRS. CHARLES ARRANT.
guests on' the softly lighted
patio, er-'-:r'g them punch,
assorted sandwiches and
refreshments., They were
then introduced to the receiv-
ing line by Mrs. Ted Whit-
field, Jr. in the 3a ..i:. room.
Upon leaving the receiving
r. guestswere r'.iz-J. ,fS
i r': Mj.. i,*, arit W .o N',r..,i
of the.: rd,, who
4% iPbride's
Mc 1) A


Mrs. Rodney Herring and
Mrs. Donald Gilmore attend-
ed the bride's table, which'
was overlaid with a .lovely
lace cover and was ,.,.r..'i
with a beautiful three tier
". i,'Ir'. cake. Two -three
branch silver, candelabra
.decorated with pink sweet-
heart, roses enhanced the
table.
i..- f-/ h ." J ,h"


Mrs. Frank Lucas, Mrs.
Tommy Wray, Mrs, Bill
Smith of Panama City, Mrs.
Alice Machen and Mrs.
Morris Poole of Port St. Joe.
Serving as floor hostesses
.for the evening were Mrs.
Cornella Canning, Mrs. Irene
Connell, Mrs. Edward Gil-
bert,,Mrs. George Cooper and
Mrs. Floyd Lister.
For her wedding trip the
bride chose a ice blue knit
dress with matching jacket
and accessories. She also
word the orchid which had
been the center piece of her
bouquet.

OUT OF TOWN GUESTS
Out of town guests included
Mrs. !:,. .:. 'r. Lewis of
T-- -'.*: Ga.; Hansen Lewis,
Mrs. Elaine Lucas, Mrs.
Stephanie '., Mr. and
.Mrs ... W '-"W Mr. and
Mrs. tf" .-- ,:.:r and Mrs.
Nan Chance, all of Panama
c.-. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
J2r,',:.. F ri e .- :.; M r.
and Mr P.- E.-&'. Miss
Barbara E. i'., Kenneth
SV.' : Mr. and Mrs.. Randall
all of '.'..: o
Mrs. Theo M .- Troy,
Ala.; Mrs. J. W. r!': Billy
'.. Miss 0 '*... Arrant,
Mrs. Joy Andrews and
... .,,.". "' Johnny, David,
Bobby, -..i:4 and 9._ i, ..
Mrs. Donald Arrant and
1. .'.ter Adrian, all of
" ,,- F" u ,- ;, ,: ...ro..r l, .


Port St. Joe.
Colley Watkins, Apalachi-
cola; Mrs. Margaret Godfrey
Chipley; Mr. and Mrs 'Jim
Cooper, Miss Alice Sue
Cooper, Gainesville; Mike
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Baxley, Miss Sue Sue Shirley,
all of Tallahassee; Dr. and
Mrs. J. M. Hembree, Cocoa.
Dr. and Mrs. Cliff Price,
Dr. Brad Price, Miss Nan
Price, Mr. Lewis Price, all of
Austin, Texas; Mrs.. Char-
lotte Kelley, Livingston, Ala.;
Miss Mary Briggs, Selma,
Ala.; Mrs. Ruby Sue Wil-
Iai.. Miss M Vrir-i Bram-
mer, ~.1, -. ;'h Ala.; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles W. Norton,
Masters Bill, Jim. and. Joe
Norton of Port St. Joe.


Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.
H_.i,.':'. v. of Route 3, announce
the birth of a son, Robert
Edward, June 5,.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W.
.Burns, Port St. Joe, announce
the ',.r,,'i of a son, J311:.
Wayne, June 10.
Mr. and Mrs. ,-.I',.,,t W.
Vnon Sr., \phl.b.i hn ol.f
announce the birth of a son,


Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones, Cory DeWayne, June 25.
Mrs. ,Nella .*.,. .-i.. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Mrs. Ashley *',..,. Mr, and i., .L. 111 North Pa:
Mrs. .T:L.'- .'-J. Allison Avenue, announce the bir
and 1in. Mr and Mrs. John of a ,*,-r Shaneat
'.. ".1 ~ Mr. Blakely Thoma- i ,,.... June 25.
son, Miss 1't. i. Thomason,
S,,'.o H. n;..-t1 all of Port CARD OF THANKS
St. Joe-
Mrs. -Alice ... Mrs. We would like to r-,,,
Janet King, Mrs. Code House, our thanks to the fine peop
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Baxley, of our ...a,nanll ,. for th(
Miss ,.j, Baxley, Mrs. ,. ,*., -. help an
Jacque Price, Mr. and Mrs concern during the di.,,
Ken Herring, Mr. and Mrs. and death of our husba
Tom Ford and son Tommy, and father.
Mrs. Alice Machen, "Karen We would also like to tha
and Tina -.1. ...*-,. Mrs. everyone for the a%.i. -.l-),
.*.,'. ,., Kennedy; Mrs. of food, flowers and car
P-..,i-,. Rogers, Mrs. Mar Also we wish to express
garet Ard, Mrs. Marie special thanks to the nur
Robinson, M. Sharon Rob- and doctors for ,,.!' spec.
inson, Mrs. Eloise k- attention given to him wh
Mrs. Barbara 1A A' Miss in the n .iv-e'
-. "" Mr. and Mrs. May God bless each a
1 ... Mrs, Alfred Joines, everyone of you.
Mrs W. L. .'i .., Mrs.
Grace ..S',. Miss N., ., The r. r, of
..; '. Margaret Carl L. Dees
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Final

Wedding

Plans

Final wedding plans for
Miss Carole Lamberson and
William Michael Kahl have
been announced by the
bride-elect's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Lamberson,
The double-ring ceremony
will take p.;,:et' S,';r..- *..
July 14, at 2:30 p.m. in 'R.
sanctuary of the First Pres-
byterian Church in Port St.
Joe, with the Rev. Hugh
Daniel -. :... ;'. Immedi-
ately ,..'i. m- the ceremony,
the bride's ,.-,.'' : will host a
' '. ',* in the .'**, ri! of
the church.
No local .' ''-!n.,i.- have
been sent, but all friends and
relatives are invited to attend
the A. lii and r.-t,.,. i.,,



Courses


Offered
Gulf Coast i *,, I', n
',.],-,:.' will begin two com-
.',,.Ii)- service short courses
next week, it was announced
today by Bob M,.i 1 .I.Ai,.
dean of .. .iii.;n'J ,_ education,
A short course in "Decou-
page" will begin at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, July 10, at Wewa-
hitchka High School. The
course will be taught by
Jeanne McDermott and
course fee will be tI- ,.
"Investments and the Stock
Market" will begin at 7 p.m.
1,,.rl ., .im, *." :in Room
100 of the Business l;'l.hii,',
on the Gulf Coast campus. It
will be *.ch i by Jerry
Fulcher and the course fee
will be f.' i
Persons'interested in ,*. .I
course or in the ,i.',i.iI', of
.'.miar;, education at *,d.'n
Coast are ,,..I to contact
the office of ,. r:,uh;
education.


WM. CHAFINS VISIT HERE

Mr. and Mrs. William
Chafin and daughters from
t.,,l .ni Ala. have been
Sv..iI |'1 '- .A* friends


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requirements of -'.-' '.

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diction? Check as many as apply.


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RATE OF A MAJOR TAX.
SPREVENTED1 INCREASE IN
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PREVENTED ENACTING .
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of this report has been published in a local newspaper of general
circulation I -have records documenting the contents of this report
and they are. open for public and news media scrutiny.
Additionally, I certify that I am the chief executive officer
and, with respect to the entitlement funds reported hereon, I
certify that they have not been used in violation of either the
priority, z,:' .- .':-' requirement (Section 103) or the matching
funds .: -'..rc i: action 104) of the Act.
(0) TRUSTr-FUND REPORT


Revenue Sharing Funds Received
Thru June 3.0. 1973. . $ 49,633.00
Interest Earned . . .. $ 995.51 --=
Total L.'.i,.a: i .......... $ 50,628.51
Amount Expended . ... $ -0-
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July 12, 1973


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THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla. THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1973 PAGE FIVE


Part of Summer


Program Comes


to A Conclusion


Kitchen Shower Honors Carole


Lamberson, July Bride-Elect


"-A kitchen'shower ..iiirr,
July'"bride4lect, Miss Carole
Lamberson was held recently
-in the home of Mrs. George
McLawhon, Sr., and cohosted


by Mrs. Martin Bowman,
Mrs. McClain Elder, Mrs.
Elmore Godfrey, and Mrs.'
Edward Wood.
The honoree was attired for


the event in a lovely printed
summer frock complemented
by a white carnation corsage
with multi-colored ribbon.
The bride-elect's mother,
Mrs. Dick Lamberson, was
also :. ~ ..] a carnation
corsage. .
The refreshment table was.
covered with a green cloth'
overlaid "With a -ce
tablecloth. A festive .: ,:
ginger ale and sherbet was
served fforin a '...' .
crystal p .. :. centered
around ..
The T.,=-!*<. .., .,' ** "; ": .'-. r)
a devotional' on a wife's role
in *:' by .Mrs. Hugh
Daniel. F :I.... n,i.. .7.,,, the
guests were entertained, with
S-' '; games. "
Pictured .`above (left to
right) are Mrs. Edward
Wood, Mrs Dick Lamberson,
mother of the honoree,


The Remedial f.ir..i
F .: r:" ends this '. for
some 110 .!: who have,
-.. .. *' I ,i. ; : 'J "7 'o '.

"* '- ; <*'.,' site s in "' .'
recreation *," to
the Fourth of" ..-
and f trips
All of the* '. .. recreation
sites .'.r, to be open
for two more weeks from
tomorrow, July 13.
TENNIS TOURNAMENTS
Tennis, .. will be
held on r.* r.-. courts
beginning '.-dr =.- July
18 for the various age
brackets. All who wish to
enter the tournaments shouldd
sign up with Mr.. Scott by
.r ;,, July 6 T .r '
brackets are.: .. .
10-11; .:- and 14-15.
Adult Tennis Tournament
E .-,..;. o,,- i have indica-
ted interest to .,-; :' a,
tournament for them. This
tournament A.N t. 1 -the
week of July 23. ..'' .',-'i
who are interested in enter-
ing see %'.n r, Scott or .,'d
Lewter .
If- the tournament a
great number of *:.i- it

Miss Carole Li': ., ---. the
honoree, Mrs. Martin. Bow-
man, Mrs. '*-- ., McLaw-
hon, Sr., Mrs. McClain Elder,
and Mrs. Elmore, Godfrey.
Miss Lamberson will
become the bride of Michael
Kahl on July 14.


VAN HORN'S
At Beacon Hill

Now Open Under
New Management

Dancing Fri., Sat. 9:00 EST
! M iusic by SOmmerstock i


can be Ae..d into : age
nr '.r p At the present,
anyone 16 years of age and
i4 may enter.
ANNUAL FISHING RODEO
The Fishing Rodeo will be,
held the week of July .:
for ages infant 'r.- :- 12.
Ribbons will be awarded for
the largest and second
largest fish and i.,- n ;r .-.-
fish in a species caught.
Cane or wooden poles and
live bait must he used. The
fishing will be in the Court
House and Marvin Avenue
canals from 5th .**..:'g 16th
Streets,
Fishermen should sign up
with Mr. Scott at the 8th St.
tennis courts, and check. in
all fish to be counted at the
court.also. Hours will be 8-12
and 1-4 p.m.
The Port St. Joe High
School arts and crafts pro-
gram began this week under
the direction of Carl White.
Any s.J.i.i .;r others interest-
ed in taking arts and crafts
should contact Mr. White,
The North Port St.. Joe
r-:' .-a''-. s program started a
on 1 atH..i: tournament
this week. Interest in this
type basketball is high at the
present time due to the tourna
ament held on television.


-ENGAGEMENT
Mrs. Sybil Kelley, of Port
St. Joe, announces the
approaching marriage of her
daughter Marilyn to Timothy
Martian Lackey, son of Mrs.
Virginia Payne Lackey of'
Panama City.
The wedding will be an
event of July' 14 at the home
of the bride-elect's grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I.
Rogers of Panama City.

GUESTS OF GAILLARDS
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. B
C. Gallard have been Mr
and'Mrs.:A. L. ai:.lardj and
ch:idreo. -Car*%. an's fint.
who are Mli.ing to"' 'h.
Phillipine Islands..


Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jeffer-
son Fowler, .,. i. ,7.,,
announce the ,: .,
of their daughter, Carol
_F1;.,' N to Donald Eugene
N*. iA.1-k- *,i. son of Col. (ret.)
and Mrs. Norbert C, ." i,


kert, M,-,,.4 v.- ,. J3
The e t i'i is planned for
12.
Miss Fowler ., .,... .-.r
from Oviedo High School and
attends the School of Dental
Ii. ,i.-- at Pensacola Junior


Her i.n..- graduated from
Port St. Joe High School and
Gulf Coast ,-mmun,.y Col-
lege. He also attended the
1'n.,i-'ii, of West Florida,
Pensacola.


Jaycees Begin Work On


Establishing Marina


The Pqrt St. Joe Jaycees
have undertaken a project to
check into the I.. -.iib., of.
,, in1 u: a new marina'in the
Port-St. Joe area. It was the.
consensus of opinions of the
ii.,,.n h'. of the Jaycee
r i.- that is was a disgrace
a county with as much
,ih and fresh water as Gulf
r,,iii, has should not have a
decent marina. They propose
to try to do something about
it.
The Jaycees of Port St.
Joe will try to locate suitable
and available sites for the
marina. They will also try to
determine what federal and
state funds are available for
construction of these two
projects. Armed with this
information, the Jaycee club
then plans to encourage the
appropriate governmental
agencies to apply for the
needed funds and construct
the much needed marina
facilities.
The Port St. Joe Jaycee
club will be doing a real
service for the people of Gulf
Conty in securing the marina.
It is anticipated that they will
have the full support of, the.
people in the area. Their


efforts will no doubt be long
remembered and long appre-
ciated.
It is hoped that the marina
can be completed and be
ready for use for the Gulf
County Golden Anniversary
Celebration that 'is being
planned for June 1975. An
eight (8) day event is being
planned to commemorate the
50th anniversary of the
forming of Gulf County.


Bus Will

Pick Up

Campers
Camp Victory in Hacoda,
Alabama will send a bus to
pick up campers for the
teenage Pay Camp July 23-28,
This is the camp for boys and
girls seventh grade and up.
The cost is $20.00 plus
transportation fees and
spending money. For a
registration blank and more
information, please call Mrs.
Billy Quarles at 22426. .


Swim Team Makes

Showing in Contest


St. Joseph's Bay. Country
Club Swim Team, newly
organized, showed again last
Saturday the stuff St. Joe
youngsters are made of.
They competed against the
Tallahassee YMCA Swim
Team and made an admir-
able showing against this
more experienced team.
First Place individual win-
ners and their respective
events, are as follows: 25 yd.
free style, Patrick May; 25
yd. butterfly, Patrick May;
25 yd. backstroke, Willard
Paul Gilbert; 50 yd.. back-
stroke, Patricia Colvin; '100
yd. free style, Vicki Land;
100 yd. breast stroke, Vicki
Land; 200 yd. Individual
Medley, Dianna Sealey; and
100 yd. freestyle, Andy May.
Second place winners and
events: 100 yd. breast stroke,
Christie Taylor; 25 yd. breast
stroke, Mari Jem Harrison;
and 50 yd. free style, Patricia
Colvin.


Third place individual win-
ners and events: 25 yd. free
style, Vicki Barlow; 50 yd.
butter fly, David Lawrence;
and .100 yd. breast stroke,
Dianna Sealey.
Others competing in med-
leys and relays and bringing
home first, second, third an
fourth placeribbons were:
Kip Altstaetter, Vicki Bar-
low, Patricia Colvin, Jerry
Colvin, Jim Costin, Vic
Gilbert, Willard Paul Gilbert
Marl Jem Harrison, Davic
Lawrence, Andy May, Pat-
rick May, Dusty May
Christie Taylor, Rick TayloI
Bonni Treace.
Bob Lang, Vicki Land
Diana Sealey, Joe Whitehead
Beverly Beard, and Michae
Hinson.
The Team will be compete
ing in a two-day AAX
sponsored meet at Killeri
Country Club in Tallahasse4
on July 20 and 21.


Needed Immediately!!


Boys and Girls

of all ages

. WHEN?-Every Friday nite
WH E R E?-The Lighthouse
WHY?--To Have Fun.
WHAT TIME?--8:00 12:00

No Admission
Free Refreshments
Live Entertainment
Informal


Come On! And get

wira w4h QLhha.j ut ,


Engagement Announced


CA~*eROLgi H~t'~crr 1







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PAGE SIX


THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla. THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1973


Game and Fresh

Water Fish People

'Oppose River Dams


Tallahassaee- The Game
and Fresh Water Fish
-Commission has reaffirmed
its position opposmg altera-
tlons of the ApalachuCola
River in northwest Florida.
"According to Dr 0 E
:-Frye,' Commasion dare"or,
* the Commission first opposed
alterations or the Apalarhi-
*cola River with a re~oition
o* n February 7 .1973. This
action was followed with a4
position, statement at the
public hearing .in Marianna
on June 27 and at the meeting
of the Comminis.io>r in Tampa.
"oni JXne "
'. rye .said,; "The .CoM iso-
'ion has maintained a 'detail-
*,'ed bblolgiram %.rin. '"feara in t0e ApalhcNcnia
S River smrce 1 with the
*.-pimary obje'ti.v- it protect-
W int the uniqe aish and'


wildlife resources of the rn'er
.bsan.
He added, "Phymc, a lter-
atMS in th8 Ap.Sdnr-la
River are f acl or that.
influence fish and w.-dl-if,
and we feI these vaiblei
recreational rtsource4 will
*suIfer at I h ex per'e --of
comier propwlse dam.s and ,irPrs .
projects are-approved.,
She Apalach irc.a River
and its adjlerr ?flo.d plain
provide ha~om fo roAunerous
species, of sport fish and
wildlife as well a" ,:-'ra -
rare ripeti. o,..@f rP. v. ":'-
amjpai'tan at d fi.hE,-' .TMe'
C. mission is r ar-.*- w .
ing w*ddide and fresh water
quo.alt. i.e and ,p
aerat-ns aoftthe Apa.i,"s
..a Rov er


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Inc. Ramsey, who also won
this award in 1971, topped the
$1,000,000 sales figure for the
second straight year.
Ramsey is the Affiliated
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ing the Alabama, East
Tennessee, and Eastern and
Central Kentucky territory.
The E pri.'' Division of
Affiliated Hospital Products,
Inc. manufactures Affiliated
-r.T i-",- tables, Carrom
patient room furniture,
I: obstertrical


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DON RAMS

Don Ramsey

Sales Volum


James A. ', .:.:, Nation-
al Sales Manager for the
r. .,'.:rh: ri, Division of Affil-
iated Hospital i'.r .. .. Inc
announced that Don Ramsey
has been named the 1972
SalesVolume Leader.


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For Your New,

PONTIACS and
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LLOYD PONTIAC-C
980 Harrbion Avm
Panama City, Ilorda


tables and exam room furii-
ture, and Wilson stainless
steel hospital equipment.
Money Raised for
Sue Harrison Fund
Mrs. Verna M. Smith has
collected $200.00 from friends
-for the Sue Harrison Fund.
The money has been deposit-
ed in the Sue Harrison Fund
at the Florida First National
Bank.
Subscribe to The Star


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Offers You .
I jI

-record i
albums,

1 1. The newest brand name LP's,
I singles and tapes available in rock,
iEY soul and country and western.
CALL 22946332 TO ORDER
F Iir m'~ if ad.ist is not in stock, special *
S .' orders are made weekly. Most
e Leader, t.i rns are within one to two days.
S' 2. Faiy Reading Center
'he award wa Comic Books: Sgt. Rock, Spider- *
.e, in Nassau Bahamas man, Tarzan, Ghost Stories, Archie I
I goes to- the man who I Magazines: Cars, Choppers, TV., I
ieves the highest sales Movies, 'Sonq Books, Teen, Mc-..
ime '. .. products of -
r,,( Divisioof Cosmopolitan, Jet, Rolling
^^.-^ I^ I Stone, Sports and more.
1 3. Handmade Candles, one, two and I
I three lobes. Hanging and table I
U RSBA Y candles, heavy scented to last.
or un 4. Black lights, Posters, and Incense. I
CADILACS I" 5. Pfanstiehl diamond needles.
CADILLACS i
SConversation and I
Air Conditioning Free. I

.ADILLACn.. IiLocation- Corner of
-:A-LLAC c.I I'REID AND SECOND I
Office ron m 684317 In ihe Red, White, Blue I
Wim rhee7s3-9 and Gold Building






































"SUPER'RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF
T-BONE STEAK ........ $1.89
"SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF
CLUB STEAK ....... $1.89
"SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF

CHUCK STEAK......NE B98c
"SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERN BEEF CHUCK
BONELESS STEAK .... $1.39
"SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERN BEEF SOOULER "
SWISS STEAK B.*.ONE.LESS $1.49


QUICK, FRO N
mZ DEU.


MARVEL ORANGE; GRAPE or CHERRY
FRUIT DRINKS.... AO4/$1.00 i -aukee m
Borden Instant Non-Dairy Creamer 12 C ans '
Cremora o 89c 8o9 Schil it
AAP. 100-: FLORIDA FROZEN (12 oz. Can)
nRAMrF IIIIrF i/1 n I


VIEFII#Vb R .-Pa


SULTANA BRAND (With Tomato Sauce)
PORK & BEANS.......* 39c
GREEN GIANT WHOLE KERNEL (17 oz.) or
NIBLETS CORN....* 4/$1.00
CHECK & COMPARE!
OUR OWN TEA BAGS. to? 89cX


#NE PARKER
0. r-MY ROLLS LK .
RAZILIAN AKY ROLLS....
CO~EE NE PARKER DONUTS
AROSTED BALLS...,
INE PARKER
A ~ucerrc iii urn


-1 f 07 A tiT IWO k


TEXIZE (LIQUID DETERGENT) HEAVY DUTY ALUMINUM FOIL SULTANA
PINK LOTION...... 3sZE 3/$1.00 REYNOLDS WRAP.... ROLL 59c GRAPE JELLY...... AR 49c
.os....[ -* .. ASSORTED FLAVORS REGULAR or DIET ASSORTED FLAVORS BEVERAGE MIX
S SAVE 15c a YUKON CLUB....'CA 10/89c CHEERI-AID...... 5/29c
IM ESTEA CHECK & COMPARE! BREAKSTONE YOGURT
ICED TEAMIX IS TOM'C ATO 150 oz. W o.
A WITH',.A-$ HUNT OS oN 28cSWISS PARFAIT.. 4/$1.00
WILTOH ITHOu SAUCE ** ** CAN CUP
S OBTS COUP" RGUApoRN GREEN GIANT A&P BRAND
x JAR RETAIL" SWEET PEAS;.... .' 4/51.00 CRESCENT ROLLS.... A 331c
THIS COUPON IS EFFECTIVE
THROUGH SUN., 7/15/73. ANN PAGE LARGE or SMALL STUFFED SILVERBROOK
: 'H w'w OLIVES............. '. 79c PURE BUTTER...... 179c


PRICES IN THIS AD. ARE EFFECTIVE THROUGH 'SUNDAY, JULY 15,
1973 IN ALL A&P STORES IN ALL OF THE CITIES LISTED IN THE


r. in Fifth S trAt


Port St. Joe


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PAGE SEVEN
THE STAR, Port St. Joe.Fla.
THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1973

Kitchen'

Chatter
Are you searching for a
different idea for lunch?
These recipes are easy to
prepare and so very tasty as
well as 5I:. n i. For really
economical recipes-you can
depend on these,
TOASTED CHEESE CUPS
6--8 slices of thin sandwich
bread
3 'tF- melted butter or
margarine
S 1 tblsp. grated Parmesan
cheese
Trim crusts from bread.
Brush one side 'of each slice
with melted butter or marga-
rine. Sprinkle with the grated
cheese.. Place the slices,
buttered side down, in cups of
large hole muffin pan; press
around sides to form a patty
shell. Bake in a 400 degree
oven for 20 minutes. Fill with
S. reamed tuna, or creanied
,gi!',-'.i beef, .
M I' 1 CHIPPED BEEF
Place chipped beef .in'
colander and pour t.uiiA
water over it. v r.w,,%,.. .*m-
of the salt. Stir in a can;:of
cream:of mushroom soup and
heat. Serve in toasted cups
topped with a slice of hard
Spoiled egg
olCREAMED TUNA IN
CHEESE CUPS
?. 2 cans ,."- *o each) tOna
9C pkg ',.a, s and
1 vegetable ..i c... ub,
u* 1 CUp '.,i water
'A cup chopped onion .
S4 cup h.p. -, green
00 peppers
0 2 Q-p. oil (tuna oil or
S-cooking.oil)
2 on' i- flour
SC Dash pepper
egg beaten
3 slices -.I'A I .:- (i *ien
cheese
C 6-8 toasted cheese cups
Drain the tuna, reserving
the oil. Break the tuna into
large pieces. Cook the peas
and carrots .,. ...i,., to
is-l.' directions, drain.
Dissolte4he-beaill eb. in
-77" water. Cook ononn o.I reeo
pepper in oil until .k-rE4I
Blend in the flour Afid
pepper..J .,nil,.. gradil-
ly and cook until thickened,
ti'i ,a .....,-.,.i,-t iy. Add- a6
little of ,,-I ", c< T %,- I. ,
beaten egg, Irr ni f l
blended. Add to the .-in yi
ing sauce and stih i d
smooth. Remove fronq,..
heat and add the coo.d
vegetables and tuna, ..< l
Pour into toasted breaJi ..;-,
and place a quarter slicof
cheese on top. Bake in a Nt
oven, 400 degrees F. for 0
kg5j minutes. Let stand hn
00 minutes before serving. 'To
0f decorate the top after ren*v-
ing from oven, use cheese
c spread from an aerol
container. Pile cheese higiFin
center of each cheese squ4;e.
Makes 6-8 servings.


ncEESrE PruF... ... 4PKGC:
-.4NE PARKER Trailers
OITATO CHIPS...... BAG 59c ad oa
J ANE PARKER DANISH Add Road
PECAN RING........ ,RN59c Hazards
-;JNE. PARKER LARGE SIZE (9_0z. Size)
GEL F CAKE... c Tallahassee-Drivers o
"*y U t *. ".. O towraeder on their sumnr
'r* ''':'* ... ":": ** *.- '- /*Al.^- :"'* oUtifgs "are "hitching up'" o
added responA-.bhdLtes & e
'"Y1t by ghwe Pat Patrol d
EVERYDAY LOW PRICE o day "
Colonel 'Eldrige Bea i,
.Patrol ,director said, 'lh-
DcS R T Treasing uinumbers of Flora
4 families will be taking alg
s rme'thin g extra on their
summer outings. That 'soi~m-
thing willcbe a trailed d
the added responsibilities
driving safely while to+,.g
it.), .
*Beach emphasized safgy
checking taillights, br ie
lights andturn signals before
leaving and at intervals
during the trip. '
A strong axle or frame
mounted hitch is recommend-
"ed by the Patrol chief andue
RED and MINT FLAVORED TOOTHPASTE reminded drivers that Fi jr-
CLOSE-UP. oz. 69c .da statutes require a safty.
CLO SE-UP ,0*0 069e, TUBE cha in from theatrailer to the
towing vehicle to. restrain d;e
WHE A SAVE I Oc trailer f the hitch should da l.
OUR OWN Remember our exa

ICED TEA MIX and.passing. Increase follow-
With' Lemon & Sugar ing distances to allow ,or
WITH 24 OZ. I c WITHOUT stopping because of Oe
THIS o JCOUPON added weight," said Beach..
COUPON JAR 89c
THIS COUPON IS EFFECTIVE THRU SUN., Colonel Beae concludedby
JULY 15, 1973. saying other drivers shoid
S- remember that motoi'sls
,pulling trailers have these
ITEMS IN THIS AD.. ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO OTHER RETAIL OR extra responsibilities and
WHOLESALE DEALERS. CUSTOMERS WILL BE LIMITED.TO REASON- should display a little extra
AtLE QUANTITIES. courtesy toward them.


* Banquet. 8 oz. 'pkg.
POT PIES ea. 231
Cap'n John's Frozen
FishSticks. ....
- SUPER-RIGHT" DELICIOUS FRESH
Beef Liver .... 69
CAPIJ JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN .
SHRIMP COCKTAIL 3/$1.1
inii mr ivi JA


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PAGE EIGHT _THE STAR; Port St. Joe, Fla THURSDAY, JULY 12. 1973


STOYOUR


GOOD


HEALTH!



S' i Pharmacist
at ou'r
Rexali
Drug
Sto r
g hep'r, jfG ij f-i You r' odir ifb
t1sPen ,r.ig oir pre .,.i ",mie ,,
C.Ir.es prorlptiy As A w :- t.

at ano fine CiVe ; h-u'i four
ru time 3 ,i: fv 2, h:r







B UZZETT' S
DRUG STORE.
Pb 227-3371 317 WioDinb
Co eIoneilno Drived-n Window
Plenty of Free Parking



Zoning
;. (Conminu ed (fonr Poaqi 1)"
S,*ver.
At4 lh.Ah4,IV' h, .4-A k r, in

J Lartax M'i-r., standard
'IL aits i .'.:"f 'P f St. '.Joe
h d' 1.4 hr.r- v, ,t.. ,i, the







O1 t ER '.%1l;INI.l.S
I. Pid I. .. k'i-
--H.'ar. .a -.. that .,:
d't 0~, 0.'-*,.t .for .,,.
o. p.'- ,h 't h'-. ..ni"r,* i .. ,
.'," Port St, Jo. ,






I *.I*r, 'vc.i. 't ...' for. next


1Hpf" a" r..t.- ..a of"
are tou


'Vr" i .,brd set oa eF.I '
for next

SAl t .. ..a.veived a
..t,'- .. < *, ,m 0".'...fFl '-, trof.


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: made l r. r' tthe manufacturer
S t.: to sell .the pump to


Legal Ad
NOTC OE PAPPLI CATI O
FOR TAXDEED
NOTICE IS IERE'BY GIVE That
eor.e G. Tapper holder of Tax
Certflcate No. 2, issued the 7th day of
June A.D. 1971 has filed same in my-
'office and has made appication for a
tax deed to be issued thereon.
Saidcertificate embraces the fflow,
ing described property in the County of
.*Gulf., State of Florida to wit:
Lots 35 and i Block ST Cape S n
The assessment of the sane property
under the sadl ertificate issued ws in
: Unless sad cert I itcafe hel Thab
Sredeeme a according to l'aw the
property desecribed,therein will be sold
to the hlhest bidder at the court houe
.of August, 1973, which is the 6th day of
August, 1973, at u aih E. DT: .
Dated this 28th day of June a3.

-s. GEORGE Y. CORE
Cerk of Circuit CourtaL
Gulf Countye Florida hSEAL)


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
In Rp: Petition of
LEON TEMPLES HOBBS
for the adoption of
GREGORY MICHAEL LEWIS,
a minor.
NOTICE OF ADOPTION
TO: Raymond Robbins
whose last known residence and
Post Office address was
Highland Avenue, Battle Creek,
Michigan.
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action.
for the adoption of the -minor child,
Gregory Michael Lewis, has been filed
in the above styled Court, and you, as
natural Father are required to serve a
copy of your written defenses, if any, to
It on Honorable Cecil G. Costin, Jr.,
Petitioner's attorney, whose address is
221 Reid Avenue, Port St. Joe, Florida,
on or before the 13th day of August,
1973, and file the original with the Clerk
of. this Court either before service on
Petitioner's attorney or immediately
thereafter; otherwise a default will be
entered against you for the relief
.demanded In the Petition.
WITNESS my hand and seal of this
Court on July Sth, 1973.
GEORGE Y.. CORE
Clerk of Circuit'Court
Gulf County, Florida 4t 7-12


Fred Witten Installed


As Lions Club President


The installation banquet for
the 1973-74 Port St. Joe Lion's
Club was held at the St.
Joseph's Bay Country Club
on. 'July 2nd. 1973-73 zene
chawoman and 1973-74 '-deputy
district 'governor, Roy Mer-
cer *.i- A; in lw iScer
Tho inialld eri and therr
Those in't~,aed and their
Ero-.e .gtdve jobs are:
President, Fred Witten-; 1st
Vice Pr uid-r.t. Jim 'Bennett;,
secondyice-.Pr.iit .rut We'

Sdeif, MibTake. tsd -t.

Jackson.
"Tail*:, .' AEr Roy Burch;
i,..,,, 'T: rar rF/rr Abbott;
.One, year' r ,'- Bob
M/.tf, C W R,.>. &r..t
PhF i isrt,.ka (pats P ''.;r t,
and Two year ed." ir'
Robert 4'iU r--..J "Ed-
Dewitt. .
",- l,.t ,, -r. : t e : .( ,'' '. ;.,
were awarded, to rr ,,,_ ; '
Grace for"- his I. ,:d '
'<"'.-[n to the-.club in the
f 2 ,riidE,,.tP -.r, of and, if"' !,r.It-
,of v-'" e ,...r.: .for those

f, :. ,; ;'" {,_>, (. hi
ji,. -, r o .p,'J V v*.'^ t'-A' 1,i .-.

Perfect attendance. awards
* .:' .F vl I' IS I. F "]
.4.. 'f



g.,' IF,,, '. r, M ,;.:.iA .".hf,"
i ,, ,..t'i ii.. fal.h V., 'i il pa '. -






f. ph e, .. ; .i '.. 1 .










and, return the. auls'. Creek
Road to '. s -, i, 'I -
tear rest30 .. ''. i f






Brown V -4 man '
n -,ear I, ,. .,' ,f .
c n e, t.i h I.t.. .,'- b e '...a i








Wewa Man


Ar rested
Gulf l ...,' [ -. '.. n t '.

mo d Lawren ce announced
the ard rest he. Satr s' C.~' of
a o i .. ..3 .in. s "
connection with. a breaking
and, the IGA Food
store inWewahitchka. The

a rested
ThGuf ,,.,u cut himself on
some brokence annu when hed




enteredth e arre st ...o,'re... of
Police Glas ,
d... .,- trailed theIGA Fod
Store *i wewahitehka.' The
19,breaking and entering oemoney





stolen from the store. of
According to, a t.:.. t
report, Nunnery was under
Polie influence..,, of drugs a the

was charged with-by ... Shbreakinriff
and entering with raient the
boodntinued from Pathe )store to
wife Acordingate to attend the
clubreport, Nunnery Also, it willas underpass
the influencickets will be available drugs at the
No. time for each participantnery
was cha prgeaid withe breakingtry fee
Fiandrs ente prizeng willth intent to


championship trophy. There )
willfe or date a trophy for lowhe




medalist on Saturday.


Receiving certificates were:
Phil Barton, Pre-idun- ir.
Bennett, 1st Vice Prpe'erp
Wendell HWt':ki.-r ;-nd ls '
President; Bobby, Jackson,
,Secretary-Treasurer; Tail.
twister; Fred Eir rg.(. Bob
Philips, Lion Tamer; Charles
Norton, f.tunin pr.i't.
Horse Show,. and .r'...
H %,' .vi 'd '.:-chairman Spring

The Port St. .j,- iL ....
*,:,:- h.. rt most successful,
year sin fe ,. r :t; ru .,,. ,_,r
.the' ''.-: year. $421.00 was
spent for e 'p. .rw ',for :i.. '.
Atlk', .. purchase them. 'The
shotgun raffle held in the fall
cleared t:la'f. m l h'



of w. At'.".._. '-i" ..,;from
P. St Joe, Wewa,.'and


The' annual zone .
held .in Port St. Joe in
.. -r, cleared $71.88.
More attendance was present
.r r: -tr 'r. .:t .r. ,'zone



m .. project ever

Over 7 .. i .".. '. '*-r









e r .
I) r. j ,', *:;".',' ,' '. .


















Praised

.G Sheriffn



.. .'- ;,,, been
involved in a number
such
s",' ,, *, |_.i. '. l', =. -,.'.i'.r














I-k' '. keep '.O f. i of













": ,stand-,
', ..: l jor

deputy road patrol
ri' nd. '
Rescue .
i'r q. .


























S* .... .-,, r ,moonshine




Th hPraiseded
.' '.* 1 !_-,. -. r i.l'-. r ''," '.

^*..v.1', :..".. e *





















started this a umbweek .n the
S, k range '. of the ff80
Hour Course that is' r, ,
by the,- F I d : _., Stan-
dards Board This Course is
.:- ,..6 t ._ .t ,o ,







aryman the ..necessary train
ing to back up a regular law
enforcement officer.
Sheriff Lawrence says,
"We in the department are
pr..'oud of our. .'.I.' moonshire
a d te worked that they are '









doing, and I know th people
are proud of rr-ba .too

Each flight will have three
prizes awarded Cash value .. f th .
oHf me Courchandise will be as' '*
Runnby the. r-up, $590;, : and Third.

aryMembers and their guestain
whoing to notback up a regular law
enforcement ffwill pay $1000er

andper couplthe artwork that they are

nigEach flight will have three



night dance.


Read the
Classified Ads


contest m .i. .,i...' with

Built Christmas fldt for
las parade. '
The scoreboard at .'Shark
".4 .,.r a past ;' 'of
Si .. Club "' ....
and ..''. at a cost .'of.
$2006
The local club has ,:.
11 new members -. f he
year: Ed ", Code
House, Rex Wilkinson, Frank,
.l.*.. Charlie Morris, Al
]Ray, E:.. : L .. ::
Bob ..- Bill : -
''', Whitehead and Jerry
Daniels.
I The L1". of the 'Year
Award", voted by 'h. '.'
,bers 'of the club the
.. r .'. :, most for,. the
club .was won by Charles

The local club is ,.'' .. .',
35-F of the Florida Lions and
was under the .' ;.. f
District Gove'rn., -: g .L

-." ,,',. :'c...',.'- ; '.'. J ess
*/'' '!..*. i ',I :,-'-" is the
.* ',; '. .**, .'- ':. :'.' 1973-74.'


Bible Group Adds
To Harrison Fund

The. Marie Jones Bible
Class of the First United
Methodist Church has made a
donation to the Sue Harrison
Fund in the amount of $30.0W
This has been deposited in
the Florida First National
Bank.

LOWRYS VISITING HERE

Mr Mrs. Mike LU.-rv
from L' I.;'i-.,.L T4"iner-.,-f
are i. this week
. th beaches and
, :','/ .with their' parents,
Mr and Mrs. Charles L.': ,
i "and Mrs. William.
Counts.

Mets Holding Two
Day Tryout Camip
The -New York Mets will
hold a two day tryout camp
at the r',, :'.3 ,j :' !
field in V. .i ra ,i1,-v 14,
h.,,. v. l '.' at 1 :930
a.m., '. I each morning.
-' 17 to 20 years
of age are welcome to attend
r. tryouts, H i' -.
- :. their shows glovesand
uniforms.
All 'American Legion Play-
ers ..must bring a written
letter of p.-''.... ..,: from
their Legion Post Comman-
der, or manager to attend
th ese '. v- .


Creamer, President of the Local. The fund is
1 T i:. raised t'i.,, 4...'i the North'.Florida,
South ~.. ..: area to purchase a kidney
,i i'i -'. machine for a little girl who faces
the loss of'both her kidneys.


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-EfHOEO g


F .~r 'in


' u -' .. :r. l ; T. H.
Phone 648-4255.'.

For Rent Fr



One '', fur
beach ."'-' for"
Smith's Pharmacy.





ForNeat.One a
For Rent: One at


attractivply fur
nished :. in
summer, warm in winter.
, -.I i :*.: w indow fans. .,
must be seen to be appre
ciated.. Contact '-.' B'.C
Prince at WIMICO LODGE
and TRAILER PARK. White
S229-2413 or
648-3101


REA E4 A
FO0 A


i..r:. 15.4 acres o:,, '.
po Creek. North of C. .
call 229-6255 -


For Sale: 1972 Monte Carlo,
$3500.00. For more informa-
tion call 227-5171.
tfe 5-3

1965 Ford Mustang, 4
speed, good condition. 229-
6786. 2te 7-5

For Sale or Tradet, Beach
Buggy. Call 229-3041 or see at
1003 Woodward Avenue.
2tc 7-12


1972 Plymouth Duster 340, .
4 barrel, 3 spd., R & H, PS,
26,,000 miles, like new.' Call
Apalachicola 653-8789. 2tp 7-12

1966 Ford, 7 litre, 428 4
speed, fully loaded. Excellent
condition. Call 229-1636. Itp


SAY YOU SAW IT
IN THE STAR!


For ~i.,- ..,. ; ..jn A 4-- 4it! .tj
l *! ..- --- .-..- --






S T. 'b ... < l th .i,'r ,
tf'ft- Orlando ging ask




ubs. For Sale: 10 x 55,

For Sa,- 'conditiondition See I
tic -. :.*. or eaU toe

nished ,
.ffe-6o7 t rr-.,. hanging bask
shrubs. Sey at 139 I.".';.j.


.... For Sale Recondoiti

KENT M-.. F l CO. Ph.
6d two 2296895


Lose weight

Water Pills.
Drug.


with New
and H1.'.,,
I. f.p r.ir .'.t
'. ".- ;.


10 speed ', in stock


tf 28 women s. Racing
... *; .. r, a, le. ",* .!
terms ... t.. western,
l auto, Port St. Joe
u .t tfc-9-15


-*.' ..: bottles for sale.
1 :ts Market in ;t .'h..:;
Gift Si., at Mexico Beach,
-., ;r'..4.', from 9 til 6.
tfe 5-31







NO. 1 DRIVE-IN THEATER
Apalachicola, Fla.
Last 3 Days!
Thur.-Fri.--Sat.
July 12-13-14
"WALKING TALL"


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.
hterbert L. Burge, Sec.

R.AM.- Regular convoca
tion on St. Joseph Chapter'
No. 56, R.A.M., 1st and 3rd
Monday, 8 p.m. All visiting
companions-welcome.
Willie Lee Griffin, H.P.
E. William McFarland,.
Sec.


urpn


>.,', ,. *l ,lf'r ( ,, ,,T, ; : "; >
m { ,, "] ". : ., A
".' M .. .t i
'" &''. P i I ,,. 'I, ', ,, ;

.. .. .'*. i f, ri, F^tr, .i.s "joiur. i f
Ui r-- "1 i ii'.'i'iT
S\.-.229 193 6-21

6-28
Like to cut grass in St. Joe
: ,' area Call,
80 229-448 tf6 -21

M7 Wanted to rent: ,-, '.*i.,'
6-21 house, i..Au! t Phone
229O'6767 .
3


745 Needs see
,, r_,_. .3 : '1302 F ''.-.
'.., tfe-9-7;
ned --
, For Chain Link Fence call.
one f '. I '. Free
S" Guarantee on labor
5 and materials. Low down
payment "h .-" 227-7972.


FOR THE mi:.'l In Tele
vision and Sound 'come by 301
Reid Ave, and see our .'
televisions: components,
stereos, ,.-'.. and tapes. We
have a ', j.,..' : .,. 'i .
.'i K and D TV and
SOUND, 301 Reid Ave.,
Phone 2272071.
tfe 3-1


A New Service At
POLLACK'S CLEANERS
UNIFORM

RENTALS
For C:,.itn. Come by
or Call
107 Second Street .
Phone 227-4401


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

COMFORTER FUNERAL
HOME
227-3511


AAA
REFRIGERATION CO.


Port St. Joe
Franchise Service
Repair to all
Home Appliances
Service
on GE, Hotpoint, Westing-
house, Philco, Kelvinator
and others.
Call Day or Night
229-.93 tfc 6-14
AB Worli. Guaranteed


4 "'.. F. '
I''' '"'I'"


'.. Apaiachicola, Fla.
Itc

Waitress wanted. Apply in
person at 1 '- r i:. 'j,,
rant. .. Hetc

Salesman for, new and 'used
cars. Apply in person at. St.
Joe Motor Co. tfc 628
Y f... ,* or '. .76
station on Monument Avenue.
Call .ii. Blountstow.n,
674-8222. tfc 6-7

S'.' in person at St. Joe
Motor Co.
tfc 6-28


i Tanks r' ,' out.
Call Buford Griffin. Phone
22906694 or 229-2937,

S,.. .-..,. Help with
emotional problems and-os
concernsn. Gulf County Guid'
ance Clinic; Port St. Joe,
Florida 227-2691. or Rev.
Sidney Ellis, 229-6599.

PAT'S ROOFING
Free Estimates
No job too small
Call Day or Night 227-4713
or 229-6898 8tp 6-7


MEXICO BEACH
BEAUTY SHOPPE

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 Technician
CALL 229-5777


"Ih,,k it o slom.whing I ois.*:


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


4 1 r I a




tfc 7-5


* Man to "p'.-,l'i ".i ''
Vehicle ir *v* i-... i' I', r
meant at St. Joe Motor Co.
" *I,.l' ,i i ( *d n i., **,
I .* .. r .. |.-

o -, repairs in '._.. ,,
icola;
WELDERS
Paving Breaker Operators
Contact Charles Hall at
job site or call 670-4967 at
night. -.:.....i -1 & Mur-.
phree, Inc. An equal
'..t'""-.',,,iT employer.
tfe 7-5


For Service without delay,
call KENT SERVICE today.
Plumbing, electrical,
appliances and air condition-
ersg Repairs. Phone 229-6895.
tfe .3-22
"GIGI POODLE GROOM-
ING. Bath, clip & groom..
Dogs of all kinds. 324 1st St.
Highland View. Call for
appointment 229-3571.
tfc- 5-10


For Fast and Efficient
TV Repair. Call
HEATH RADIO & TV
REPAIR
Phone 229-2782
"All Work Guaranteed
4tp 7-12


Your SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
PAINT Dealer in
Port St. Joe


COVI.
EcART




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


N rI ". "--... __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ _


Do You Like

Music?

COME TO

THE

SUPERMARKET
Spiritual-Gospel-Easy Listening

Corner Reid tndi Second St.


I I r


moo


- 16


a


'" ls ..'I.V 1'r ci '%i 5836 added $200.00
ti ior. Ste'Harrison fund last week when the
Union presented a check to Ted Cannon,
Treasurer 'for the fund-. ,i,, the
ii-, r'atui(!.. in the ''r.i.ia. above is Edward


5








Sthriug4 SHOP RICH'S, Port St. Joe, SAVE TIME and MONEY! !
VAN CAMP -NO. 2% CANS
trik 1- -


8 S3. IVU MI _
vr~o m^ PM^ It PI^ r~

,, LS


Pork and Beans ----
KRAFT DELUXE
Macaroni Dinner -


3 cans 99c
14oz. 53c


SESSIONS
Peanut Oil ----88 oz. $2.29
McCORMICK
Black Pepper -...... 4 oz. 49c


PILLSBURY -- OZ OZPKG.
Instant Breakfast --.- pkg.


-SUMMER
BSCO 1o .... -- SPECIAL 0
Vanilla Wafers 11 oz. 39c "


55c


IRISH 1"t-KIN.:; DEODORANT Bath Size Bars


Soap 5


- $1.00


-PRjANE DIJ--E 4".T3 Pack) .
rTANG -33 oz $1.29


'GA oIGO ODLE RE CREAM OF) NO. 1 CANS
Chicken Soup .4 cans


SUNSHINE YPF .
Crackers


59c


1 lb. pkg. 39c


*SPEC AL

KR"T': 'NQE


'i i. ". 1 -T T .T

Chuck Roast



Lb.*


GOLD SEAL CAT 15% OZ. CANS


Food 8


Ev IGA
Evap. Milk


5 .TALL
(\N.N


89c


0 SUMMER
SPECIALSS


Chuck Steak


SDET, MONTFEARLY t ;.\i:L :N No. 03.,,

Peas 3 79c


ABLERITE HALF GAL.

Ice Cream 59c


[GA 6 OZ. CANS
Orange Juice


6 cans 99c


IGA (MEAT or MACARONI & CIESE) 8 OZ.
Pot Pies 6 for $1.00


McKENZIt MIXED
Vegetables -------


24 oz. 59c


Shoulder Roost
Rib RoOst 7.
Rib Steak
Ground Chuck
Pork Ribs `
TABLERITE -... ATOIN
Pork Chops ..


. = Ib.


99(


lb. $1.28


T IrIALLMI
W~hrs
Nam Steaks,


''. MAYER .\J-D1. PAK
luncheon Meats


;-1b.399t


lb. pkg. $2.38


pkg. $1.15


lb $1.68 Sliced Bacon ,- 88c


TOOTH PASTE 3 OZ.
Ultra-Brite
FOR FAST PAIN RELIF
Bayer Aspirin ---


twin pak 53c
bd. of 50 59c


G.LL T e T
Trac II Razor .--...--.. each $2.39


lb. $1.68 Check Our Prices Before You
lb $1.18 aGAAS Evr, fmir can reduce their'costof living by eating mo re.fh fl ad vtb
._r m ;,M S r roraes. Grp*.firvi.. Lemons, Green Cabbage* Calry, Carrots, Tomatoes, Yellow Squash,
B.ie &rns. Cor n Po C rt. ocumbers, Watermelons, Cantaloupes, Onions.
.lb. 98c Fresh Ripe Fresh Tender BUTIU


Cantaloupes

3 FO$1.00


Fresh Ripe
Peaches
Tender Frying
OKRA
Baby Boiling
OKRA


lb. 49c


Beans
Fresh Tender Field
PEAS :


Buy
Ie. Anwe our
Radishes, PeA


lb. 39c

b. $1.00


Large BELL PEPPERS or
Cucumbers


BAKER


IGA KING SIZE SANDWICH


Bread


3


HAMBURGER or HOT DOG

IGA Buns


Green Boiling
nft___EM.


-.1% LB. KRAFT '. I1' L.'P PARKWAY LB. PKG. rudiUi 4
For Large Bag
o 89c Margarine 49c Suash
Pkg. of 8 BUTTERMILK or*'EXTRA LIGHT 8 OZ. CANS quash
__ Pillsbury BiscuitS --------4 cans 39c would You Believe ffhi


b


27c


BEAKSTONE SWISS 8 OZ. CANS
Parfait Yogurt-------- 2 ctns. 49c


J


a IoV


ONION


Large Bags Tender FRYING
Lbs.$1.00 O kra BA
Fresh Every Day SHMLLMD
BAG 49c Peas BA
w Prioe?
S BAG 49c


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


$1.00


SUMMER
SPECIAL O


IL, 29c WHOLESALE PRICES FILL YOUR FREEZER
I 2. BLACKEYE PEAS PINK EYE PEAS
BIG BOY PEAS
. 39c BUSHEL $5.90


BAG39


G 59c

G 59c


-- ------- rrrcleas s ~--ap-- I ~-- ---1 --


II ~II


DAIRY BUYS


I '! Ar -Rwb- -


c


Ii


l_._b. 98C~


'r


SAVE CASH AT -RICW'S NOT STAMPS


OSPECIALS~r


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PAGE TEN


lEGAL ADV



NOTICE TO BB
8D 4 O. W*PI

f The City of Port St. -Joe, Florida,
l- nlk'sa was the weHORal*i'r described

1-KiW97SM ULincoln Electric Welder
S300 AMP (or equal)
1-K769 Unco undercarrage for
Inc.1i,, Af t O.KI197 (or equal)
'' 'a Icables In S sectflons
o win ground clamps and quick

ti00-4eioia~g ablips In SB' actions
* wvih eie i-a.s hoaIdeir and quick
cnwrections
I set-mllnr. reavy duty gas, welding
.and.ditflng outfit (or equal) to Include
0'w of twin hose, fittings,' wrenches' l
fogages, n&hwer, p,.irnei;* manual,
relorersw H'4 11 tH6 i ; w.r range,
vtr a e s.,ter .">m idth ae.5s s-:.F'"f FROM
oG ri nk rr. sieOl ee a nut c....r 4c
tip cleaners and two sets of extra seql
rings&
1.-PO.. i.lbI *'k holder (double

.i-O a.ui t n-ver wall bracket.
Bi9s* iai be sealed In an er-ek-
"- 41 1 11 ,1,1ini'4 marked "Bd No. AAP '
,e C, 'ii, ,_i .'l- '! .q f- -r ,. '
r';it tI, ,'.' ',, ir.6:.--4 "V ,,i* tl"-'
-r 4,'5 er,' fr"r., it f. rf ,'f ,,.'w '.
i.,i deme. ,3 i 't- 'eet the City's

Offudm t -vr p ,'u'r.mcd to. the City
Clew'* .8 '.f v Fis,> t. Port St. Joe:
F| er *y *;r.i .r 5.:00 P.M.,
E.D.T., 'July 17 1973. Bid openg will
be held at the Regular- City


.. r v.'r 'i t O F oldr ?
Ail bisl must be F..0B.. Port St. Joe,
Fi i., 4n V,( a .r ,


In Item sequence and totated



2 7- ,


S. '. NOTICE TO BID
0ID NO WWP2

'Th, v 'W P"Wat St.. Joe, Florida,


F i-EL 'f I,*F f-'a.t. FITTINGS)-
S. 4 ea.c- Length (Close), VA"I. 21.

.. .- "S 6A E.
l r,.', *:.w ,.. ..'(Cl w,! !SAME
4 .. -- i...,,.i. "SAME
-, ef ._
4 each-" Lengths (CloseA, "SAME

'. i "r.,,' (Close), "SAM'E

"a 'I engith (Close), "SAME
AS ABOVE"
4-each-1'A" Length closelyl "SAME

S. .. Length(Close), "SAME
AS ABOVE'".
4 each 2" Length (Close), "SAME

S+ "i- .''. n. = ~i. 0G.1. & RED

4 eech-xX' x 1"/l," x "" /" x x,
4' Well, 2" x Wa.
i. degree Elbows 1", /",,
I", 1 V A", 1.W', 2".
A each-4S degree Elbows, "SAME:
AS ABOVE"'.
4 each -40 degree Street Bits,

A. iT' trL..i -

4 each-Tet. %, ./a" 4%W'
35%", I", 1/a", ", 2".
r 'I .* "SAME' AS

4 each--Pipe Caps. "SAME AS
ABOVE." .
4 each-Pipe Plugs; "SAME AS
.ABOVE."
2-21 Length's each '/A", W a
.* I/," ..a" 1 1, 1", 1 2"a
". COPPER FITTINGS (SWEAT FOR
TYPE L. COPPER TUBING) MALE
ADAPTORS

4 each-Mi" Cpr x 3" MPT,

4 Leach-1" cpr x 1" MPT.
4 each-/a" cpr x V/1A" MPT.
FEMALE ADAPTORS

4 each--%" Cpr x%" 1IPT.

4 ech-l" CPr'x Ia IPT.



S 4 each 1-" Cpr x 1 ll PT

cyXhIx 2.11,1

. 1 i
4 each-l/" x 1" x a"



4 each-1'A" x '1" x I
4each-W1"x1 x Wil




e4 each-t x /1 *
4 each-" oupix ngs %

4 each-Caps, "SAME AS ABOVE.
4 each-90 degree EHis, SAME AS
ABOVE"
S 4 eal 45degreewEl "SAME, AS,-
ABOVE."
4 each-Tee, "SAME AS ABOVE.

40' each Type L, "SAME AS

ity .1- j..'. i .*,"ed In an enveCoe'
OT' aui oif". r,,i,.. "Bid No. WWP2
The City of Port St. Jqe reFervs the
r fir... i',; 'i s *i'1 rnyor all bids,

' bid deemed best tQ meet the CIty's

Bids must be subiltted to the City
Clerk's Office, PO Box A, Port St. Joe,
PlorIda1 32456, on or before 5:00 P M.,
E.D.T., July 1'973. BId opening w0ll




i btem held at tha Reular CIty

Ci-: P.M, BOC .T, In the MunIcipal
BuIldInge t Port St. JJoe Florida

Florida, and approxloate delIvry de


In Item sequence and totaled.

C. W. BROCK,










*1-No. 63-55 14. D. Scru.Dri~l


(Black and Decker industrial)
I-No. 644-U". H. 0. Scru-ODrll
(Black and Decker Industrial)
SI-N. 715S-H. D. Hammer Drill Kit
(Black and Decker Industrial)
1 set-Hammer-Drill bits 'I/" thru
OA" by. 16ths
1-No. 797-5-Super Duty Angle
Sander (Black and Decker Industrial)
6-No. 37112-Grinding Wheels
(Black and Decker IndustrIal)
2-No. 18056-Wire Cup Brushes
(Black and Decker Industrial)
2-No. 12398-Wire Cup Brushes
(Black and Decker industrial)
1-No. 6285--Heavy Duty Industrlal
Variable Speed Jig Saw with case
Milwaukee
2-No. 49-22-1080-Sawzall Blade
Assortment Milwaukee
I-No. 997K-Super Saw (Black and


.THE STAR. Port St. Joe, Fla. THURSDAY JULY 5, 1973


8.94"
2 each-226-107512-000-10"-10.64" tO
11.04"
q ...


3-102 inch stainless steel whip
antenna with ball mounts.
1-Base station antenna with power


E.D.T., July 17 973. Bid opening wil
be held at the Regular City
Commission Meeting July 17, 1973, at


any formalities and to choose the bid
deemed best to meet the City's needs.
Bids must be submitted to the City


Lightning Metalite Cloth 2 eacn--AC.ia2OiT5-0--i:?--i.B'"I to .gain not'less than 4 db+ 8:00 P.M., E.D.T, in the Municipal Clerk's Office, PO Box A, Port St, Joe,
ERTISEM E T roll-SO yds. x'2" wide, Grade 50X, 13.02" 5 1-C.B. Marine / wave fiber glass 9. : Port St. Joe, Forida. Florida, 32456, on or before :00P.M.,
EU : Lightning Metatlite Cloth 2 each-22B.159215-000-15.92" to antenna with cdaxale cable anrd E.D.T;, In the'Municipal Building, Port
S" roll-Crocus Cloth 50 yd. 2" wide 16.67" connector. .''W. ROCK St. Joe, Florida. Bid opening will be
T-Size 1-Carbonrundum Wheel I each-228-207010-000--20.70" 'to 100'-RG-SU Coax',City editor and Cerk held at the Regular City Commission
l. Dresser Size No. 1 21.45" 100'-RG-58.U Coax 2t 7-5 Meeting July 17, 1973, at 8:00 P.M.,
.e iSV.VIa 1-SL325540.2-Extra Heavy Duty 1 each-227.132015 00--12"-13.14" to 8-PL-259 Connector ,with 8 UG175. :E.D.T., in the Municipal Building, Port
S la-No.ke e46.0-Tt-e A Grease Lever Gun (Alemite Grease Gun) 14.34" Adaptor .. NOTICE TO BID NO. WWPS6 St. Joe, Florida.
Milwaukee 3-54269-Hydraullc Extensions'(Ale- 2 each-228-178220-000-17.82" to Bids shall be sealed In an envelope
3--No. 49.-090--Type B Grease Ite Grease Gun) 16.57' and plainly marked "Bid No. WWP1". The(i"Cty of .Port St. 'Joe, Florida, C W. BROCK
Milw9ukee a To r 1-t319702-B.H. Coupler 2 each-228-215-220-000-21.52" to All bids must be F.O.B., Port St. Joe, invites bids on' the following described City Auditor and Clerk 217.5
S 2-44.T-2-Propae -Torch Kits 4--9.B-PCews Fli' O'Eie-,, d.oz. 22.27" Florida, and approximate delivery date tractor:
4--No. 44-2-2 Jll S Blad 60 Cardsy w -h iF--Fiews 'Oers oz. COMPRESSION FITTINGS shown. Bidders are requested to submit 1-Wheel tractor and 'telescopic and
1-No.6505-Sawzall 115v-, 0 cy with 1-2.DRS-Plews Pistol Oilers 1 qt. 2 each-521840 003--" 1 bids in Item sequence"and totaled. The : articulated boom arm type mower NOTICE TO BID NO. WWP22
ess Drwauke ll 3 s" Cords ets-Genera pose goggles for 2 each--52150003-- City of Port St. Joe reserves the right. (Specfications may be obtained from
.- -Cordless Dril. Cordle grinding & chipping" 2 each-521.13200.03-1" to accept or reject any. or all bids, the City Clerk's Office) The City of Port St. Joe, Florida,

1-1065-Heavy Duty Angle Drill" 3 sets-General purpose goggles r 2 each5" 0 waive any formalities and to choose the 1--,--..' .7" rotary mowers-cut- invites bids on the following described
Bids shall be sealed In an envelp grinding & chippilng that' cover 2 each-5- 311 -003--V" bid deemed best to meet the City's ting ., .. tting height-adlst- Foam Control Pump:
nd plainly mark bed anenvep spectacles 2 each-52 200003-2 needs. .able in. engine-air-cooled, 4 1-0123-Bearing Thrust MCR-308S
S t e r tothe F-TuBgit.Winch Hoist 2 each-522- -003-2 Btids must be submitted to the City cycle, 3..P, Precoil start, soid state 972-4529
g tteo Por reSe ar allbids 1-20-Tu-lf Winch Hoist 2 eh-Clerk's Office, PO box A, Port St. Joe aniionealuminm muffler (rust proof) 1-0128-Bearing Radial MCR-t39S
ioright,' oae6pt or rle tanyi,orall s, l 5 sq. 4 Veih moid Sheet 2 each-522-l132t3003-1" -Forid, 32456, on r before 50 PM 1 l- -BearMng CR.2t1 S Thrust
r,4o ,e1iS, IS'. m t:, ir e. hO ce Cty Sc p icktg 2 each-4 2241 01-3-1/" 6E T. B, Jul 17 9W73 Bid openg wl! i' D -' '' led in an envelope 0 724615

-e City sq. yd.-132" Vellumold Sheet I each-522W3201-003-1i be held' at the Regu lr City' '* oWW 1-01t-Bearing MCR-2105 Radial .
so e ei "* Pac king t 2 each-522.23o801-03-y2d Commission Meeting Jly 17, 7193, at Al b.ds must be FO.B.e Port St. Joe, Bids shall be sealed In an envelope
Bdlerks OffIt be submitted to the it. y 6-Mod. 170-LonghandIe round point 1 ech-518 03- /" x P.T., inthe Municipal .Florid, and approximate delivery date and painy marked "Bid No WWP22.
Florda o. r 5: P.M. shovel ridgid I each-518-803- /2' x Building, P rt St. J, Florda. shown,.idders are requested to submit All bids must be F.O.B., Port Sto Joe
FIloidaBm, s324Mtn or erw--,1-ra5.00P.M.^, rdghadl ea ch-S1 .600.3- tbids in item sequence and lotaed The prida, and approximate delta very date
E M CkT., July 17, 1973. e ,penfng willI 4-Mod. 71-L-nghendle square V a ,h- 1303 33 o. J lerd tee. w
b hold 'at the Regular City point shov ridgld e ach-" x W BROCK City of Port St Joe reserves ine t g sho wn. Bi dders are requested to submit
o held at th R lr Cty -Mod 1 8-6 lb standard cuer iach 813206.03- x City Audltor and Clerk to accept or reflect any' or all bids,. b In item sequence and toaled. The
Comm Don M tln. IJuly t M7 n73 at wmat k rtc ld eMi I 8-1 -M3-}-W2'x .7 W( Bive'any formalities and to choose the City of Port St Joe reserves the right
SP.M., DT. thM cpl b icuttr 1 each- 1.0 --} x Bid deemed best to meat the City.'s to acept or react any or alI bids,
Buildlngo Port StJoe lorlda.o 2-ModI82i.b pickcuttor IMAd e sto 1 eacchept1O1rt eO3-1N /s x '
Al bids must be F.O.,I Port St. Joe, mattock rldgid 1 eai -S1 230m 3-2' x 4" '* needs -* waive any formalties and to choose the
Slorl id o and apprcxmoe. Port y dte&e -M o I d t ees-Handl eeses ridg x Um NOTCe- TO o WWP Bds mus e submitted to the City O 1 d deemed best to meet te City's
lorda, and approximat delivery data M o -a hene sd BELL JOINT L EAK CLAMPS NOTICE TO BI Clerks Offie, P O Box A, Port St. Joe, N
shownNBidders are requested to submit' S3dsmnd e ied needs.us hy ifed t it
on Item se4u ere requand totaled, rdd. each--:271.6W-0-4 The City f Port St Joe Florida, o on or before .M ds must be bmttedto th City
Si4 Item -4e d t-tsled -r *brick hammer i each-7 l invtes bids on theflowin chesterson T i 97 id op g Cerks Of PO Box A, Port St Joe
C. W OCK ridldgW 2 eech-27. -p" pecking: be held., at the Regular City PFlorida,, 32456,on. or before 5OO P.M,
City Auditor and Clrk t75-1 'M -od, 318--ile rrgid 2 eaeh-272.1320.-12- .. '" -3-3 N. Box 27;t6 chsteersw *.. 0O' ET Juy "7 .7.. in 20e 3wirg
C-S- i o 92-ADJ pipe support ridgid 2 eech-272.3216-0-201" packing n the Muncpa be held at the Regu ar City
2 each-No. 824-24-4 pipe wrenches 1-fein achin sed ,--315-3 No. Box IW chesterson BuildingPor t Je decommission Meeting July 17 1973, at
S NTIC* TO BID Oo P a e lum, handles 'i 4e~ Bids shall be sealed in an enveso peck n R ic
'. OTCEI2 each--No B. .- pipe wrenches pd plainly marked 'Bid No. WWPN". 2-31- o. Box t16" chesterson Builing Port St. Joe, FloridaK
The City. t St.Joe ePum, handias ridgid The City of Port St. Joe reserves the bk l, I City Aitfdor t. o erP i 7d5
Invites bids on the oliowing described 2 eacah-No.. -4-. pipe wrenches right to accept or re nyor 2-31-3 No. Box 4' 'chestersn C W. BRO CK
items b oum he dndles ridgid waive any formalities and to choose the packing NOi CE TO BID NO. WWP7 City Auditor and Clerk 2t 7:5
1-26 qf. oval bucket mopping ,outfit 2 each-No. 724-Adusatable wrench- biT de'mtoed best to meat the City's 2-3215-3 No .Box /16'r chesterson
wilth gear pressure d es rigid needs. Bidders are -. 'to submit pecking .TheCi. Port St Joe, Foid,
-2236oa yon pure 1ssorh e nt a each-No. R;:.12-Plpe threaders bids n item suence oandNo. Bdx V" chasteI on t rhe following, described NOTICE TO BID O. WWP3
-eavy duty Aantor mop sticks cap. 'AI NPT thru2" 2 NPT rIdgid S Bids must be submitted to the City packing mower
6-heavy duty b "slna, brooms 1 each-No. tt-Greared pipe Clerk's Office, PO Box A, Port St. JoeT, 2,-33-4 NoM. Box 9 6 chesterts n, ,, s- 1push. type rotary mower-cut. The City of Port St. Joe, hiorida,
-v -" dut.. rthreaders ridaid. : Florida, 324S6 n or before SO PM., packing, ing .width-21; cutting height-diust. invites bids on the following described
L -a h1 each-No 6RTC-Ratchet thread- 1DT, July1 97 197 Bid opening will 3-31--y7/ No. box %" chesterson iabel 1 to 3n.cheas; engine-air-coled, 2 items:
12-Ne I-Gates-i' MllMks er I1 thru 2"' rdgld be hed at the e Reuar C ity Packing cycle, 3.5 H P. recoil start, solid state 4 pairs-20-18--crved hand i r e-
12---' NPT x MPSM brass 1 each-tNo. 141-Geared Ppa Ihreed- Commiesson Meetling July 17, 1973, at 1-313-1M No Box 3 chestefs on, 'ltiflnt alumrinu mMuffler srust-prof men's r obber tov es size 1/2
dapors a ers ridgid t. 0: PM., EBD-T.,' i the Munltcpat pecking r BidC shall be sesaed in an envelope 2 palrs-120C-6 linemen buffed
11" a each-No 2A-Cutters pipe ridgd Building Port St Joe, Florida. 1-292-1 No. Box V" chesterson atndC r'-'. --arked "Bid No. WWP17 leather glove protector is e 10/a
"2 i ".,. ss buckles 1 each-No. 4S-Ctte pipe ridgld Al bids must be F.O.B.t Port. St. Je p g Al ', be F.O.B., Port St. Joe, 4 each- 35-love bags
S each-No. 45-Cutters pipe rlgid Florida, and approximate delivery date Bids shal be sealed in an enveope Florida, aed approximate delivery date each -53x3Geeral Eectric
' ..... ;I-. "s-s buckle each-NO. 1-Cutters pIpS ridgid shown. n end plainly,marked B'id No WWP12F -/: submit portable hhook-n indicator type AK'4
S' 1 each-No 2c, Cutters pipe rtdgid All bids must be F O.B, Port SEt Jo, ei. sThe I eaeChRS3A-'nmprobe ea mp-ons
Sa-3s6lm-s-s BInd.lt steel band I each-NO. D14A6-iftheto-8 handle C. W. BROCK Forida, end.approimate delivery date City oPrt St. Joe reserves the right Bids shal be sealed in an envelope
O'-316= Band-it steel band rgidd '; :'" City Auditor and Clerk 2 7.5 shown Bidders are requested toe sbmt to acept or rele any or all bids, and plainly marked "Bid No WWP23"
*One-third os -404-Lootlts quick set 1 eaech-No. 2s-Reamers ridMgld bids in item sequence ad otled. The T 'h to choose the All bids must be F.O.B., Port St. Joe,
adhesive 1 e eaeN -No. Pipe'r Cidt City of Prt St Joe rerves the right, .a- et the City's F orida, and approximate delivery date
2-if-teay duty ho t each-O. -' owt er umt NOTICETO B10 N. WWP9 t accept or reict any er ll bids, i shown. Bidders are requested t submit
2-Street brooms heavy duty and adaptors' ridgd' waive any frrenaities and to choose the Bis Must, be Submitted to the City bhe ,. te m sequence and totaled. The
Siw-00 nylon rope 1 each-No. S9,-arlng tool' The City of Port St. Jo, Florida. bid deemed best to met the City '' .', PO Box A, Port St.. Joe, City of Port Si. Joe reserves the right
1-23-All purpose assortment aloe- 243J-E Duty Lever invites bids n the following described needs ; or before P.M., to accept or reject any r all bids,
mite fittibngs Ou (Alermife ..' 'a. Gunil) items S Bids must be submltted to the City t D!E OoT-July *17, 1973.od opening wilt w ive any formalities and to choose the
case-24 r 4 "0 Flashitght I each-N N8o .24t- ilt ifutters rdgid 1 eaeh--50 THW o. 1 4 4 AWO Cierk' Offlice, P0 Box A, Port t Jaoe, be heoid' at the Regular City bid deem e est to meet the City's
batteries each NO. 42l,-Bolt cutters ridgId Stranded Copper--Black iFia 324, on or Nfore SB00 P.., M Commisslon -Meeting July 17; 1973, at needs.
4-155W case x, 1'/ sIhackles x WI 1I-No. 4S--Portabil tristind vise 1 each-S5' THW No. 14 AWO E.oT, July 17, 1973. Bid Opening will B;0 PM, 'E;T in the Municipal Bids must be submitted to the City
cleiranee .. I,",*. padlocks ridgid Stranded Caoper-Red be held at 800 P.M., E.D.T., In the Buildli.l-Port St. Joe, Florida Clerk's Office, PO Box A, Port St. Joe,
t 4"t dia. ho aadkle ids all be saled In a envelope I eaeh--sW' THW No. 1 AW Regular City Commission Meeting Ju Florida, 32456 on or before 00 P. t
2-Heavy duty leaf rakes and pialy marked "Bid No .WWP6o Stranded Copper-Blue 17, 973, at the Municipa Bulding, Port Co W.,BRiCK B E.D.T, Jul 17, 1973 Bid' epeing will
*-Level .heed heavy, duty rakes 16 -, g seresthe each-SO THW No 14 AWO St. Joe, Flor-ida. City AudiPor and Caerk 2t 7-5 be held at the Regular City
teeth 1W 7 ,.,. ,*t., -.4 ,1. *,,,N-,:,y or Fall bids, Stranded Copper-Oran ge commission Meeting July 17 193, at
12-1" peitot type hose nazsl9 -,,.. ., r, ,., ; ri to ch lse e each-SO' THW No .12 AWo C. W. BROCK O oB T BNO WWPI: PM EDT in the Munp"al
"Brass" MPSH tead bid deemed best fto meet the Cty's Stranded Ceppr-Black ity Auditor and Clerk 25 7- TO B Buding, Port St Joe, Florida
*-NOB, 3Y SO 'x x "" LM coupled needs. 1 each-SW' THW No. '12 AW t
tngths. ates stream fex *or equal ds must bea ,'' 1,): to the City Stranded Copper-Red T *O Te t Prt St. Joe -r, d, C, W. BROCK ',
SCfi-tf Roevr hos noles o Clerk's Oftce, Pd Box A, Port St. Joel 1 each-SMB THW No. 12. AW NOTICE TO BI.DNO. WWPI3 inle .'Ontheifslowing described City Auditor and Clerk 2 7-.
Bids shall be sealed In an envel pb- Florida, 324M, on or.'. before SmB P.M., Stranded Copper-Blue fire e .t 1 1r L rane8 ai -- V Wtc e
and plainly marked "Bid No WWPS' EB o.T, July 17, '. Bid opening will 1 each-25' 0SO Heavy Duty Portable The City of Part St. Joe, Florida, dry tl chemlc, reftltpe, with
The City of Port St. Joe reeves the be held at Regular City COrd 4-3 onvltes bids on the following deucrItd t e NOTICE TT BI NO. WWP24
right to aeceptoe w it y t n all biag dsc s~l filsson meeting 17 1 971 at 19-,27C+-IStraght iBlade 3wire Plugs 3 walg f P hangers (Sco i req fal r
waive any formaltifl and to choose the ao P.M., E .-,r I the Mniclpal .-SOM-SRG-MeGIII' Portable LAamp -i-Swlve4" Wheel da. bao soft dr 13 yp ihemi o n i CeThe City of Prt r St Joee Ftlpro e
bid' deemed est toe meet the City's BulXdI .. '- ari ode Guard read wheels mno. load cap. 325 t Ei a r! l b y i nvites bids an the followIng described
needs All,' ,'"_. .. Port St.Joe, 1 Box-Brady Wire Markers CPC-. clb.wheet trec kas tersd tight wal angers Scott or light bulbs t
'Bids must be submitted to the City Fl ida, and approximate deiv y d Cte WM 1-t 4-6l Swivel 5" wheel di. beo soft ha 4-E Haled1 DX 392-175 watt
Clerk's Offle, PO Box A, Port St Joe, shown. .1 each--QLC-SB ulk Label Gun treed wheels truck catesmin. load sld P mercury vapr 120 vo ts
SFlorida,34, fon sr efore.S;0 P.M', Bidder" O"I ret- e to submit bids Wheel -32S i _oiw R ASSICK OAROR r -.- and plainly marked "Bid NO WWPIS- ; 41-GE SS-Blbs voti for control
B.o T, July 17 1973. Bid opening will In item -,. "- -,' .' taied. 1 rol-QLTJ-S Black E i. 4 ,
be held at the Regular CIty .. 1 rill--QLTJi-5 Red -, n. ,, .. ., "' '
Commission nM eeftn Juy ifUs.AV.. ....= & i WLS, OC i .. h' ........ = ,ej ip" i .
.. ,- Port.. .--.. .. ..-'A....... .... .- ,- ...1-._

Florida, and approximate delivery date ; a. ether electrical tape x 72' ,. e....... ,- ,
shown. NOTICE ID NO WWP7 4 rolls-2B74-Sllpkiot filler tape, .
Bidders are requesteda to submit bids i Bids shall be sealed In an envelope hors %".16 need s.' 12hE -BH4y 0 DX 331-400 watt
in itemn s equeean tataledoi.f The City of Pd ff Sti Joe Fp, rda, and plainly marked '"Bid No. WWP9". --Ackerman-Jahnsan Screw An l bt b t"'e ty mJrcry vpr4 0w V m-crwi .r0
invites, bids' the following described The City of Part St. Joe reserves the hors 3 Cerk. otice, PO i x A, Per# St. Joe, 24-4 watt 20 V fluorescent min
C W. BROCK items: .-. right to accept or reflect any or all bide, S-Ackerman-Johnson Screw Ano- loro',:12,onrborB e eLbing wi; S-trlamps F4a CW
City Auditor and Clark 27- 1-TC104C-Mob'le Tool Crib Assem- waive any formalities anpd to choose the hours ED.T ly 17, 173. Bid opening will 12-444L"R-TC-P- Universal Thermo-
bly &. Platform Unl, (WIllams bid deemed best to meet the City's. W Bed shall be sealed In an neuVspo t 4- pe Regular City o-mat c Rapid Start Ballast
r July 17, 1973 at 6-GB 337
NdTICE To BID No WWP 1 -TCt2-tMobi e Too Crib Assam- needs Bidders are requested to submit and planlty mtarkked BId No WWP3"' I in the Mnidpa 1 -Sylvanla 1M PR
6TIiET0 B bly & Platorm Unit ,Wilias) bids In item sequence and toaled. All bids must be FrOB. Port St Joe, PotS e or 1 na s
The City of Port ISt Joe, Fierda 1-TCI-Mtobile Tool Crib Aem- All bids must be Fo..B., Port St. Joe, Florida, and approximate delivery date 1c.as'. Se--rt V 13J Watorida 2 nt incandeentmp
v te bid or the ifolowl descia bly & P0atorm Unit (Willlams) Florida, and approximate delivery date Shon Bidder are rutestted to submit ,t cndecet,
Items: 1 eah -PHS0O-)To include Mod shown bids In Item sequence and totaled.The :,I' I .oCerk h1 s
No 7331-Grinder bufifie 'Baloirn) No 1A-2"% P o a & MOrles Bids must be submitted to the City City of. Port St Joe eserves ,the right ,d er Bids shall be sealed in an envelope
1-No 7S54--Werner- Non conduct Pr Clerk's Office PO Box A, Port St. Joe, to accept or realct any or all bids I ,and plainly marked '"bid No. WWP24".
tiv extensl onladder work'Ing lentihi 2 1 set-Box-open .lend Super Wrench FIa.e, 3243 m o r before S:00 P.M. waive any formalities and to choose the All bids must be F.O.O. Port Sit. Joe.
UL Approved step ladder 6 Long eries ree ane 1pt. E.DT. July 17, 1973. BId opening will bid deemed best to meet the City's OTICE TO B NO WWP9 Florida, and a approximate delivery date
I st No AA4-Ltte giant s Box-Willlams No 1173, 1174, 11&A, be held at the Regular City be st' shown. Bidders are requested to submit
plate 4T12 thru% H. & I 1176,1 T178, 1124 ,1 1 Comosmisson Meetlg July 1 97aS17d 973. at Bides t beu submited to the City o fng ort .Jo, if Pr item sJeque nead rtherigThe
I set-No 17--Ltftia gant asrew 119 119,1T193, 1940 d15 C00ii PMo BEBT, in the Municipal Clerk Office, PO rx A Port Stoe, .n the following described Cty of Port St. Joe reserves the right
pl-ate 'Is" thineIIINC & HS.'PIa, 32436 on or before 1- 153AS$ 3 11o4 -PM2,0 W 2-2,4060 t waive any form 'es-t and t c ihoose the
set-No.492-Hex Reotheab Bdes Wililam "'' B BTo July 17, 19731 d opening wit I.
%1 thra C &NFH.S." Iech--o. ,,WrenchHW.ZBROCK"bePhe .,nst the Reuiar ty HZPh-3 wre Onan Generator, bid deemed best 'to meet the City's

set .Tapered PIpe taps NoP.T ,Hoo Wiluaas City Auditor tnd Claerk 2V 7-5 Commisson Meeting July 7u e 73 e portab e needs.
-e'. ach-N~o ': ', tongs PM9 aoTt r the Mo' l dps sha hbe00 $edn n an envelope Bids must be submitted to the City


,', -' ,i index and driltl
2-tod.TM43-Amprotbe Test Kit
1-Mod. 4SOK2-Wen soldering gun

1-MaOd. 165 -=Hlgh air Hflow HS.
stainless tel and wet and dry vacuum
cleaner (Black & Decker)
4-Scratch brushes .010" s-s wire,
15/16 wide length of Brush Par 6"
long .
6-Bass fiber brooms, wire binds,
app.Flarell 401 handle ,
6-Street broms & handles, synthe-
tic fiber approved 22" x 4'
S -No 214-Master sweep floor brush
fine. 14"
6-Flexable packing hoks 7
6-PFlexable packing hooks 11"
hooks 141,
S s,,,,: ~"* x'' checo
sheet packing
4 sheets/-V6" x 5'" x 75" chesco
sheet packing
4 sheets--V'/al 5 e x 75"3 heso

sheet picking sh paakno
4 yds-122N-t'V" sheet packing

8 yds-122N-'/1" sheet packing
1 each-Kit 12-Vaivelon assorted
sales chesterson
2' each-Gasket adhesive 3 oz. cans
chesterson
12 spels-1296-/ '-tefon gold end
tape chesterson

1--roler chain tool morse no. W2 thru

100
24-Starrett Red Stripe H.S. Hack
saw ,blades 14 tooth-in.
24-starrett Red Stripe H.S. Hack
saw blades 18 tooth-in.
24-Starrett Red Stripe H.S. Hack
saw blades 32 tooth-in.
24-Starrett Red Stripe HS. Hack
saw blades 24 tooth-ln.
1-98-18" mechanics level Starrett
with case
1-108-Starrett Line Level
1-434-Starrett Combination Set
Quick Reading No. 4R Graduation's
with 12", 18" and 24" Scale and Case
1-CO-Combination Machinest &
Pipe Vise (Wilton)
1-Cl-Combination Machinest &
Pipe Vise (Wilton)
1-c2-Combination Machinest &
Pipe Vise (Wilton)
.1-C3-Combination Machinest &
Pipe Vise (Wilton)
2-642-Master Sweep Floor Brush
Course 18"
6--Chip Brushes Osborn
1-1" Flat Varnish Brush
1-2-V" Flat Varnish Brush
1-2V'/" Flat Wall Brush Pure
Bristle Undyed
1-4" Flat Wall Brushes Pure Bristle
Undyed
2-2Vo2 Flat Wall Brushes Synthetic
3-4" Flat Wall Brushes Synthetic
1-1I/2 Sash Brush
1 roll-SO yds. x-2" wide Grade 100J,


l each-1215W-Pedestal grinder-Bal
'der'
I .' ,.: wrenh
.. .,. ichoes /Vs
lhru
1s.-. I Y ,ve sockets
to In ". 20, 16-622,
1-62 : 1- 6 ,'. S, 16 32,
16-63.. .. .* *, 16-642,
16-64. ...... : Wlltam
i --, i .-; 1'"- I !aptar for
pow, .".. '. ", -' 6-, 607,
64-11 .. 6r -426BW,

(Wilt pu ,ers-
Enerpac ,+:
1 set- -P3 Hydraulic pulers
attachments-Enerpac
Bids shall to F' envlope
and plainly ,.' '. WW.Po
The City f Port St. Joe reserve the
right to accept ormsleet any or all bids,
waive any formalities and to choose the
bWd deemed best to neet the. City's
needs .
Bids Must be ,-z, : to the City
Clerk's Office, .<": Port St. Joe,
Florida 32456 on or .before 500 P.M.,
E.D T., July 17; 973. Bid opening will
be held s i.,:.,. City
SCommissin ; 93, at
8:W P.M., E.D.T., In the Munitipa
Building, Port St..-Joe, Florilda

Florida, *.,; ,:,. :. :- date
show ;: -: bmi
bids in a *. ., ,'c -'

C. W.BROCK "
City Auditor and Clark 2t 7.5


NOTICE TO B6I. NO. WWP

The City of Port St. Joe, Florida,
invites bids on *"*. blowingng described
items:
CLAMPS
2 each-228-4041025-000-full circle
clamp coupling I.' ft 42" O.D. Steel
Pipe, 25"-band .. ,:r alloy bolts, O.D.
Range 41.50-43.00,
2 each-228.4044025-00(0-full circle.
clamp coupling 4a fit 42" nominal
Ductile Iron Pipe J44.50.0.0.) 25" band
width, alloy bolts,;:.OD. range .4-45.50)
2 each-228.40025- 0-fuli circle
clamp coupling, : ;'; -" nominal
Ductile Iron Pipe i' ,- ie r 0 ; 25" band
width, alloy bolts, range (50.00 to 51.50)
2 each-226-023107.000-2"-2.35" to
2.63"
2 each-226-02310.000--2"'-2.35" to
2.63"
2 each-226.035010-000-3"-3.46" to
3.70"
2 each-226-0450.10000-4"-4.45" to
4.73"
2 each-225-060010-000-6"-5.95" to
6.35"
2 each-226-066310-000--'- 6.56" to
6.96"
2 each-226--086312-000--8" 8.54" to


NOTICE TO BID N.O WWP1S

The City of Por .
invites bids,6n the .,

2--'Mill Smooth '
2-10" Mli .Smoot ..
2-4" e

2-10" Mll :
"-14 Mi Bastard Fil "
2- 6" Round Smooth FiWes
2-101 Round Smooth Files
32-12" Round Smooth RFles
2-14 Rouind Smooth Ftles
24-" Round Bastard Files
2-10" Round i. -
2-14' Round 'a:' .
2-6 6 Round Bastard ileas
2-6. Pilla Bastard Files
2--" Fliar Smooth
2-3 3/146 Diamond :., Double
Extra Slim Files
2-7" Regular taper
2-12" Regulr cabinet'rasps
2-121 Smooth cab Tet.'rasps
ids shall be sealed'l an envelope
and plainly marked .. NWPFI".
All bids must be F .. St. Joe
Florida, and approximatdiefvery date
shown. Bidders are requested to submit
bids in item sequence and totaled. The
City of Port St. Joe reserves the right
to accept or reject any or all bids,
waive any formalies and to choose the
b d deemed best to meet the City's
needs.
Bids must be subMit l to the' City
Clerk's Office, PO Box A, Port St. Joe,
Florida, 3345, on or before 5:00 P.M.,
ED.T., July 17, 973. Bid opening will
be held at the Regular City
Commission Meeting Jul 17, 1973, at
8:00 P.M., E.D.T., In the Municipal
Building, Port St. Joe, Florida.

C. W. BROCK
City Auditor and Clerk ,, 2t 7.5

NOTICE TO BID NQO WWPI1

The City of Port St. Joe, Florida,
invites bids on the following described
radios and accessories;..,,
4-23 Channel Citizen1 Band Radio.
"Transistor" mobile with illuminated
S-RF Meter. Sensitlvltyi40.Suv for 10db
stN-N. Frequency Tolerance: within
o.005 percent. Input Voltage: 13.5 VDC
negative ground. Frequency range:
26.965-27.255 NHZ.
1-23 Channel Citizen Band Radio
"Transistor" base with illuminated
S-RF Meter. Sensitivity: 0.Suv for 10 db
stN-N. Frequency Tolerance: within
0.005 percent. Input Voltage: 12VDC-
1S5VAC. Frequency Range: 26.965.
27.255 NHZ.
3-5 Watt Hand-Held Transceiver
with carrying strap. Not less than 5
channels with transmit and receive
crystal for channels 3, 6, 9, 10, 14.
Battery charger for A.A. Battery.


Building, Port St. Joe, Florida

C. W. BROCK
City Audltor and Clerk 2 7-5


NOTICE TO BID NO. WWP14

The City of Port St. Joe, ForIda,
Invites bids on the fatoewing described
items:
S1-25- ber glass screen 1a x
mesh 361" wide.
1- 2-Blnk spray gun 66 x 66 SF for
syphon spraying T2 C.S.M. at 50 PS10
t-S3USD- StWek pairnt cup damp
type
4-W/a lx g. brass nipples N.P.T.
-1--BH2 6C-Size 2 couplers i/"/
Fem. N.P.To
24-BH2d 6C-Size 2 nipples V" Fernm

12-S' lengths of high flex alrhose,
" 1 x 9/32" O.D. oi resitant ,wttt
/" male N.P.T. both ends
Bids shall be sea ed ian en vaepe'
and plenly marked "Bid.Nlo. WWPtU"
All bids must be F.O.B., Prt' St. Joe,
Florida, and approximate delivery date
shown Bidders are requested to submit
bids In item sequence and totaled. The
Cl y of Port St. Joe reserves the r ght
to accept or reject any or all bids,
waive any formallltes and to choose the
bid deemed best to meet the City's
needs.
Bids must be submitted to the City
Clerks Office, PO Box A, Port St. Joe/,
Florida, 32456, on or before S:00 P.M.,
E.D.T, July 17, 1973. Bid opening will
be held at the Regular City
Commission Meeting July 17, 1973, at
8:00 PoM, E.D.T., in the Municipal
Building, Port St. Joe, Florida.

C. W. BROCK
City Auditor and Clerk
2t 7-5


NOTICE TO BID NO. WWP1S

The City of Port St. Joe, Florida,
invites bids on the following described
items:
1 each-Model 7V-20-900 Rockwell
Horizonal Band Saw With accessories:
No. 20-902, 20.903, 20-904
. 4 each-No. 20-906-Blades
2 each-No. 20.908-Blades
Bids shall be sealed in an envelope
and plainly marked "Bid No. WWP15".
All bids must be F.O.B., Port St. Joe,
Florida, and approximate delivery date
shown. Bidders are requested to submit
bids in item sequence and totaled. The
City of' Port St. Joe reserves the right
to accept or reject any or all bids,
waive pny formalities and to choose the
bid deemed best to meet the City's
needs.
Bids must be submitted to the City
Clerk's Office, PO Box A, Port St. Joe,
Fla., 32456, on or beforep 5:00 P.M.,


All bids must be F.P.B. Port St. Joe,
Florida;' aen pproxlmate delivery date
shown. BIdders are requested to submit
bIds in tem sequence and totaled, The
City of Port St. Joe reserves the right
Sto accept or reject any or al bids,
waive any formalities and to choose the
bid seemedd best to meet the City's
needs-
dB.ds.mus, be submitted to the City
Clerk's Office, PO Box A, Port St. Joe,
Florida, 32456, on or before 5:00 PM.,
E.D.T, July 7, 1973. Bid opening will
be held at the Regular City
Commission Meeting, July 17, 973, at
S:W P.M., E.D.T., in the Municipal
Building, Port St. Joe, Florida.

C. W. BROCK
City Auditor and Clerk 2t 7-5

NOTICE TO BID NO. WWP20

The City of Port St. Joe, Florida,
invites bids on the following described
Item ,
1-Chlorine emergency repair kit for
ton cylinders
Bids shall be sealed In an envelope
and plainly marked "Bid No. WWP20".
All Bids must be F.O.B., Port St. Joe,
Florldve jd approximate delivery date
.shown 'idrs are requested to submit
-bids In item sequence and totaled. The
City of Port St. Joe reserves the right
to accot r, reject any or all bids,
W#ive any.ftr'malltles and to choose the
bid deqVned,best to meet the City's
needs. ," ,
Bids must be submitted to the City
Clerk's Office, PO Box A, Port St. Joe,
Florida, 32456, on or before 5:00 P.M.,
E.D.T., July 17, 1973. Bd opening will
be held at the Regular City
Commission Meeting July 17, 1973, at
8:00 P.M., E.D.T., in the Municipal
Building, Port St. Joe, Florida.

C. W. BROCK
City Additor and Clerk 2t 7-5

NOTICE TO BID NO, WWP21

The City of Port St. Joe, Florida,
Invites bids on the folilwng described
ideal fuse pullers:
2 each-Midget 34-001-For small
fuses, /'" to V2" in diameter
2 each-Pocket 34-002-0-200 amp.,
250 volt, and 1-100 amp., 600 volt.
2 each-Giant 34-003-100 to 600 amp.,
250 volt and '60 to 400 amp, 600 volt
1 each-31-211-ideal nylon covered
fish tape-tape and reel 100' Ig. 431
No.
Bids shall be sealed in an envelope
and plainly marked "Bid No. WWP21".
All bids must be F.O.B., Port St. Joe,
Florida, and approximate delivery date
shown. Bidders are requested to submit
bids in item sequence and totaled. The
city of Port St. Joe reserves the right to
accept .orrelect any or all bids, waive


Cle rk s Office, PO Box A, Port St. Joe,
Florida, 32456, on or before 5:00 P.M.,
E..T., July 17, 1973. Bid opening wll
be held at the Regular City
Commission Meeting July 17, 973, at
8:00 P.M. E.D.T., I n the Municipai
Building, Port St. Joe, Florida.

C. W. BROCK
City Auditor and Clerk 257-5


NOTICE TO BID NO. WWP25

The City of Port St. Joe, Florida,
nvites bids on the following described
spare parts "for Lightin Mixer No. S.N
727596, Model 7305, Unit Size 73, Ratio
31.3:
I each-23 Oil Se-1 CRS 12363
1 each- 102-Inner Hyatt U-1309-TS
2 each-105---Outer. Bearing TIM
25577-25521
1 each-202--nner Bearing ND77208
I each-205--Outer Bearing MRC
307SZZG
1-404-Upper Bearing TIM 47896-
.47820
1-4B8-Lower Bearing TIM 47896-
47820
1-411-Lower Oil Seal CRSA 34887
1-415-Outer Oil Seal NAT 455379
1-416--inner Oil Seal NAT 455073-S .
Bids shall be sealed in en envelope
and plainly marked "Bid NO. WWP25".
All bids must be F.O.B., Port St. Joe,
Florida, and approximate delivery date
shown. Bidders are requested to submit
bids in Item sequence and totaled. The
City of Port St. Joe reserves the right
to accept or reject any or all bids,
waive any formalities and to choose the
bid deemed best to meet the City's
needs.
Bids must be submitted to the City
Clerk's Office, PO Box A, Port St. Joe,
Florida, 32456, on or before 5:00 P.M.,
E.D.T., July 17, 1973. Bid opening will
be held at the Regular City
Commission Meeting July 17, 1973, at
8:00 P.M., E.D.T., in the Municipal
Building, Port St. Joe, Florida.

C. W. BROCK
City Auditor and Clerk 2t 7-5


NOTICE TO BID NO. WWP26

The City of Port St. Joe, Florida,
invites bids on the following described
items:
I each-175RO-1--Chicago Pneumatic
Air Compressor trailer mounted with
oversized tires and tow bar.
1 each-CP124N-Demolition tool"
with latch retainer
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Bids shall be sealed in.an envelope
and plainly marked "Bid No. WWP26'
All bids must be F.O.B., Port St. Joe,
Florida, and approximate delivery date
shown. Bidders are requested to submit
bids In item sequence and totaled. The
City of Port St. Joe reserves the right
to. accept or reject any or all bids,
waive any formalities and to choose the
bid deemed best to meet the City's
needs.
Bids must be submitted to the City
Clerk's Office, PO Box A, Port St Joe,
Florida, 3246, on or before 5:00 P.M.,
E.D.T, Jul y17, 1973. Bid opening will
be held at the Regular City
Commission Meeting July 17' 1973, at
8:00 P.M., E.D.T., in the Municipal
Building, Port St. Joe, plorida.

C. W. BROCK
City Auditor and Clerk 25 7-5



IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOUR-
TEENTH .JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND
FOR GULF COUNTY.

N RE: Estate of JAMES J. WALSH,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All creditors of JAMES J. WALSH,
who died on May 14, 973, while a
resident of Gulf County, Flerida, are
notified that they are required to fie
any claims of demands that they may
have against his Estate In the Circuit
Court for Gutf County, Florida, in the
courthouse at Port St. Joe, Florida,
within six (6) calendar months from
the date of the first publication of this
Notice, Each claim or demand must be
in 'writing and filed in duplicate and
must state the place of the residence
and post-offlce address of the claimant
and be sworn to by the claiment, his
agent or his attorney, or it will become
void according to law.
Dated this the 21st day of June, 1973.

-s-James.W. Baxter
Executor
Estate of James J. Walsh
.s- Robert M. Moore, Esquire
321 Reid Avenue
Attorney for Executor
4tc6-28


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR GULF COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
In Re: The Marriage of
ROBERT BRUCE HAMMERS,
Husband, and
MARIA JOSEFA HAMMERS,
wife.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: MARIA JOSEFA HAMMERS
Barriada 18 De Julia CBN3
Puerto be Santa Maria, Spain
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
has been filed against you in the above
styled Court and you are required to
serve a copy of your written defenses,
if any, to the Petition on the
Petitioner's Attorney, Fred N. Witten,
whose address s P.O.' Box 87, Port St.
Joe, Florida, 32456, on or before August
"C.-- "e the original with the
j, ). )urt either before service
i '* Attorney or immediate-
ly thereafter, otherwise a default will
be entered against you for the relief
demanded in the Petition.
Dated this 25th day of June, 1973.

GEORGE Y. CORE, Clerk
by; -s- Susan E. Bigelow
Deputy Clerk
4tc .-28


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOUR-
TE ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND
FOR GULF COUNTY.
CASE NO. 73-66
IN RE. The Marriage of
WOODROW W. BUSBY,
husband, and
AMELIA J. BUSBY,
..wife.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: Amelia J. Busby
P.O. Box 1885
Atlanta, Georgia
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
an action for dissolution of marriage
has been filed against you and you are
required to serve a copy of your
written defenses, if any, t9 It on Robert
Mf Moore, 321 Reid Avenue, Port St.
Joe, Florida, and file the original with
the Clerk of the above styled Court on
or before July 30, 1973, otherwise, a
Judgment may be entered against you
for the relief demanded in the Petition.
WITNESS my hand and official seal
of said Court on this the 26th day of
June, 1973.

.S.GEORGE Y. CORE
Circuit Court Clerk
4tc 6-28

NOTICE OF SALE OF JEEP

NOTICE is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners of Gulf
County, Florida will offer for sale to
the highest and best bidder by sealed
bid, the following described personal
property, to wit.
One (I) 966 Jeep, ID, No. 200006, 6
cycle; 4 wheel drive; free wheeling
hubs; winch w.200 ft. cable, 9800 miles
This vehicle may be Inspected at the
Sheriff's parking lot, Gulf County
Courthouse, Port St. Joe, between the
hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Bids must be
accompanied by a money order, check
or cash In the amount bid. Bids will be
accepted .at the office of the Clerk
Circuit Court, Port St. Joe, Florida,
until 7:30 p.m., July 24, 1973.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.

Gard of County Commissioners
Gulf County, Florida
BY: A. L. Davis, Chairman it 7.5














School Board Minutes


The Gulf, County School
Board met in regular session
on June.5, 1973. The following
members were present: Gene
Raffield, Chairman,; Herman
Ard; Wallace Guillot, Wil-
liam Roemer, Sr.; and J. K.
Whitfield.
.The Superintendent and
Attorney were present.
The invocation was --given
by Board Member Ard.. This
was followed by the Pledge of
Allegiance. '
After an adjustment in a
date on the May 10, 1973
minutes was made, Board
Member Roemer moved that
the minutes of May 8, 1973;
May 10, 1973; May 15, -1973;
May 18, 1973; and May 22,
1973 be' approved. This was
seconded by Guillot. All voted
Yes. ....
The Superintendent read a
letter from the State Depart-
ment of Education regarding
a. Bus Driver Training
Program to be held in Gulf
County August 7 through
August 10, 1973.
Edwin Willi.:rc,-. President
of G.C.E.A., met with the
Board to discuss the philoso-
phy of the Professional
Affairs Agreement. The
Board will discuss this
agreement at a later date.
Charles Gaskin, Board
Architect, met with the.
'Board to discuss the proposed
Vocational Education Faci-
lity. Preliminary plans will'
be forwarded to the State
Department of Education for
approval.
Upon recommendation of
the, Superintendent, motion
was made by. Roemer,
seconded by -Ard that the
following personnel be
appointed for the 1973-74
school year: Administration-
Dorothy Craig, Secretary to
the Superintendent; Dorothy
Leavins, Secretary to Direc-


tor of Administration; Flora
Maddox, Secretary to Direc-
tor of Instruction. Finance:
Roy E. Taylor, Finance
Officer; Ruby Sanders, Fis-
cal Clerk; Cora Sue Robin-
son, Payroll Clerk; Juanita
Cross, Finance Clerk; Sue
Moore, Finance Clerk. All
voted Yes.
Appoint James Brantly as
Art Teacher at Port St. Joe
High School for the 1973-74
school year.
Accept resignation of Her-
man Daniels as teacher at
Wewahitchka High School
effective June i5, 1973.
Upon recommendation by
the Superintendent, motion
by Roemer, and seconded by
Ard, the Board accepted
resignations and appointed
the following non-instruction-
al personnel for the 1973-74
school year.
Accepted resignation of
Gail Nunnery as Secretary to
Director of School Food
Service effective June 15,
1973. .
Port St. Joe High School-
appo nted Connie Kirkland,
Phylis Altstaetter, Jean Ste-
bel, Brenda Wood, Bernice
. Wager, Stella Norris, Bennie
Boykins, Freddie Lee Dixon,
J.' H., McArdle, ,,1 i3,.
'McArdle, Annie Borders,
Lucille Fleming, J. C. Clay-
ton, William McNeal, Q. P.
Wise, Faye Lewis, Willie
Moore, Mary Prows, Opal
Owens, Martha Craft, Idell
Ray, 'Maggie Bell, Eunice
Lee, Ina Merritt, Mona
Odadzin, Jeanette Antley,
Betty Curlee, Eva Weston,
James McGee, Thomas Man-
gum, Jan Greene, Elder
[ a! 'uS. -, D i Pittman,
Marion Mims, Marie Cream-
er, Ella Gant, and J. H.
McArdle'.
Port St. Joe. Elementary
School-Helen Armstrong, Jo


Ann Wuthrich, 'Teresa John-
son, Helen Kilbourn, Juanita
Powell, Mae Deese, Willie
Ellis, Terry,McDaniel, Mary
Pittman, Eloise Henderson,
Marie Manning,- Coleman
Griffin Minnie Lee Lovett,
Ola Clerr'ons, D.r a Kirkland,
Yvonne Atchison, Rita Todd,
Elizabeth Jodes, Pryor Har-
vey, Get..r,; Peak, Evelyn
Harcus, Agr.es Ellis, Easter
Nichols. .... ,: .
Highland Vie* Elementary
School--Frainces Shores,
Marie Anchors,, Gordon
Brown, Betty -F-,!y. 6 ir.
Watson, Lou" Eaker, Agnes
Cumbie, Kate Kilbourn, and
Essie Hall.':-'-==
Wewahitchka Elementary
School-Milidred ". :,.>.,
May Murphy,;Annette Angst,
James Myers, 'ugene Rouse,
Mamie Bennett,. E.-rti
Thomas, and George Cooper.
Wewahitchka High School-
Pat Stripling, LaRue Huddle-
ston,. John -Bidwell, Lester
Forfman, Anna Grinslade,
Edna Alford',-Betty Cleckley,
Wynell Tate, Carmii Crutch-
field, .Causie' ,Griffin, Kath-
eryn Kiig," Viella Rouse,
Bessie Smith, Eva i.... '.*r:.
Nervine Colvin; L ,aU',, Fore
Forehand Gc.r'ldine Wil-
...; ', "i.. E-r.dg'.. W ava
Johnson, .Bemice:: Fortner,
Elmer H1., G'rzge ,C.ypewr.
0. C. Williams, ... I
Letters' were presented
frf,,,. H r H er.-g,'r.'.-,r Prii-
' P'.,: St *I., E.emen-
tary School; Kenneth Her-
ring, P ,.. 5 Port St: Joe
High t, ,... and Harrell
Holloway; Principal, Wewa-
hitchka 1,i A t' :..:.., regard-
ing the suspension, of students
for infraction of the rules.
Up.r ,..'./.i by Guillot,
and se.:,r-d-A by Ard, the
Board ,, .i,:-rr..;. ,' voted to
grant early admission privi-
ledges to Donna Sue Richards


and Martin Biggins to: enter
college.
Upon motion by Whitfield,,
and seconded by Guillot, the
Board voted unanimously. to
grant Rita Sanders profes-
sional leave June 10, 1973
through June 15, 1973.
Upon motion by Roemer,
seconded by Whitfield, all
members voted to pay the
bills.
There being no further
business, the Board adjourn-
ed to meet again in regular
sessionon July 3, 1973 at 9:00
a.m., EDT.

ATTEST:
J. David-Bidwell
Superintendent
Gene Raffield
Chairman

The Gulf County School
Board met in special session
on June 18, 1973. The'
following members were
present: Gene Raffield,
Chairman; J. K. Whitfield;
William Roemer, Sr.; Her-
man Ard; and Wallace
Guillot.
The Superintendent was
present.
The invocation was given
by Board Member Guillot.
This was followed by the
pledge of ,I'i,', fiar .i
The .. -*ri.i-- pre-,
sented pertinent correspond-
ence. No action was req.,ir ed
'.; T .,4 ..- *:,. by Roemer,
and seconded by Guillot, the
Board voted unanimously to,
grant Sharlot Causey permis-
sion to be re-admitted to the
Wewahitchka H1'. uh. :...
the 1973-74 school year.
Upon .motion by Ard, and
seconded by r:.I"' the
Board voted unanimously to
award the lowest and best bid
on a 23,000 BTU air'
conditioner to the St. Joe
Hardware Company. .Bids
received were as follows: St.
Joe Hardware Company,
S2- 0.. Wewa Hardware
Company, $323.00; Sears Roe-
buck Company,' $279.00;
Roche's Appliance, $429.95;
Kennedy Electric Company,


$364.95; and Delta Electric THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla. THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1973
Company, $339.95.
Copies of these bids are on .. -
file in the Superintendent's -:
office.
The Board discussed leave ,
requests from instructional '-
personnel for the 1973-74 '
school year. The Board ^*'-.-
agreed to await a committee
report before developing a
policy for. these leave re- .
-quests. This will be done at r
the general meeting in July.
Upon motion by Whitfield,
and seconded by Guillot, the
Board unanimously agreed to
accept the following resigna-
tions and appoint the follow-
ing personnel:
.Accept resignation of .
Charles Barbee as teacher at .
Port St. Joe High School '
effective June. 15, 1973;
accept resignation of Phyllis
Altstaetter as secretary at
Port St. Joe High School
effective June 15, 1973;
accept the resignation of
Bernice Wager as' teacher
aide at Port St. Joe High '
School effective June 15,
1973, accept :e.-~*:.'*:.:" of
'Travis Peters as bus driver
at Wewahitchka High School ..
effective June 30, 1973;' .'
appoint Jennings Davis as
Head -,'-.r at Wewa- Ar F re R n
hitchka High School for the Area Forest Range
1973-74 school year. ,. ,ru
The Board discussed appli-
cations for Vocational Direc- Com p 1 I' F ire T I
tor at Port St. Joe High
'School. The Board agreed to,
discuss this matter at a later
.date. Forest Rangers in the
Upon recommendation of .Diviiop of Forestry must
the Superintendent, motion: now' meet the new require-
by -'4 i'i&M and seconded J '-e. .' the Fire Vbr<-
by Guillot, the board unani- .--- i' Council to ,:
mously voted to appoint the for employment. This means
.- .. .... per- school' for 200
sonnel for the 1973-74 school "~',, .'" hours of which
year: William Linton, Direc- concerns structural fire
tor of ,d K r-- -.. Laura :,.., The third school of
Geddie, Director of Instrue- ,~ v i s was recently held at a -
tion; Lila Br,:.'-..e. Art the' Division of Forestry
Supervisor; Etna Gaskin, ,:ra ni, room on 15th Street
School Food Service Direc- and.atf.the Panama City Fire
tor; James '.r.'.. Director DepaTtment's training
of Adult School. grounds on Beck Avenue.
There being no further Instructors for the course
business, the Board adjourn- were.LT Ne ie -.. Panama
ed to meet again in regular City.,)ire Department, Car-
session on July 3, 1973 at 9:00 'men Simmons and Archie
A.M., EDT. 'i.'a. V both with the
-'. ,' _r oi ... ure _.y 0uu


ATTEST: "
J. David i.,iel]
Superintendent
Gene l i:. i..io
Chairman


t WBit@ R eOtur n s
From- MinOevers--
NEW RIVER, N.C.-.Marine
staff Sergeant Michael T.
White, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John White of 1301 Woodward
Avenue, has returned to New
River, North Carolina from
training maneuvers with
Marine Observation Squad-
ron One at the Marine Corps
Air Station, Yuma, Arizona.
A 1965 graduate of Port St.
Joe High School, he jr'
,the service in March 1965.


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