12/31/9
ARCHIVES BINDERY
1508 HWY 431-5
ALBERTVILLE AL 35950


IHE


rUSPS 518-880

FIFTY-SIXTH YEAR, NUMBER 17


INDUSTRY DEEP WATER PORT FINE PEOPLE SAFEST BEACHES IN FLORIDA

PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 32456 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23,1993


1330Per Copy
Plus 20 Tax...


City Gets A Christmas



Present of New Park

Purchase Unanimously Approved By Commission
Tuesday After Second of Two Hearings


The Gulf County Beaches Volunteer Fire Department presented Sherry Foster with a plaque for
courage and bravery, for saving the lives of her two younger brothers. She was also presented with a
brand new smoke alarm to put in her new home. Shown in photo are (L-R) Chief David Richardson,
Sherry Foster, and Asst. Chief Bobby Plair.


Honored For Heroic Acts


A little heroine was paid hon- The presentation was made
ors by the Gulf County Beaches by Gulf Beaches Fire Chief David
Fire Department Monday morn- Richardson and Assistant Chief
Ing at Port St. Joe Elementary Bobby Plair.
School. Sherry Foster, 10 years of Sherry was awakened at 4:30
age. was recognized for her expe- in the morning on November 26
rience at rescuing her two young by smoke in her room. On invesLi-
brothers when their mobile home gation she discovered the mobile
burned at St. Joe Beach. home in which 'she and her family
Sherry was called to a special lived was on fire. Sherry immedi-
assembly program Monday morn- ately awakened her two brothers
ing to reqeive thehonors.Eresent-,., Jimmy, ,age Z, and -Miehaeage ----
ed her by Fire Department offil- 2. She led Jimmy from the home
cers. The ceremony was a to safety first, and then entered
surprise to Sherry. She was pre- the burning structure again and
sented with a plaque and a new brought her younger brother out.
smoke alarm for her new home. Sherry's parents. Larry and


Denise Foster, were in the oppo-
site end of the mobile home and
escaped. partially overcome by
smoke and were incapacitated.
Sherry's actions prevented
another incident in which chil-
dren have met death from burn-
ing mobile homes this year.
The Port St. Joe-Gulf County
area had 10 of its citizens to die
in mobile home fires this year.
Little Sherry Foster'and her-brave
actions kept that grisly toll from
rising to 12 or 13. She richly de-
served the honors paid her by her
school and the Fire Department
Monday.


Citizens of Port St. Joe re-
ceived a nice Christmas present
. Tuesday night; one they will enjoy
for years to come.
The City Commission held its
final public hearing for the pur-
chase' of the property to be used
as a city park at the Intersection
of Highways 71 and 98, previous-
ly known as the "Union Bank
Park".
The City had first refusal of
the bayside property nearly three
months ago, when Union Bank
decided to divest themselves of
the valuable piece of property.
The parcel has served the City of
Port St. Joe as an unofficial park
for the past 80 years.
UNANIMOUS VOTE
After the hearing was official-
ly ended, the Commission then
took their official vote on acquisi-
tion of the property, with an
unanimous vote In favor.
Several matters have delayed
the purchase over the past two
months, such as surveys, public
hearings and title searches, but
everything has now been accom-
polished. ready for the Commis-
sion to pay for and receive title to
the land, which Is nearly a half
city block, being bounded on the
east by Highway 98; on the west
by Baltzell Avenue: on the north
by Fifth Street. and the south by
-First Union Bank property. The
City will have ownership of all the
property between Highway 98,
and St.Joseph Bay.


after the new year
ADA RENOVATIONS
Citizens of Port St. Joe re-
ceived the equivalent of a bucket
of coal in its Christmas stocking
Tuesday evening, when Superin-


tendent of Public Works Frank
Healy informed the Commission
the federal government had been
in touch with him, making it evl-
(See GIET Page 3)


The negotiated purchase l 1
priqe,,o[f the property had been es- a
tablished at $145,719. Th'-'ntas Hel-pers'-m j h'te r, Troy- St-imtortsrJereom
Twill finance the purchase itself, Williams, John Ford, Joe Badger and Buddy Cumbie repair
through several escrow accounts. toys to be given at Christmas time.


The title Is expected to o.fi-
cially change hands a few days


Santa Felt Welcome in Wewa Saturday Night


The sights and sounds of
Christmas cheer could be seen
and heard Saturday, December
18, as hundreds gathered to par-
ticipate in Wewahitchka's 1993
Christmas Celebration.
The full day of events began
at noon with the Wewahitchka
Chamber of Commerce and the
Wewahitchka Woman's Club as-
sisting the "little ones" in making
ornaments to trim the town tree.
Face painting, pony rides, and
wagon hay rides were some of the


activities enjoyed by the children.
Local Christmas Carolers per-
formed The Sounds of the Season.
and their selections were enjoyed
by everyone. Santa also arrived
around noon to give all the chil-
dren a chance to tell him their
Christmas wishes or add any
last-minute items to their lists.
Smokey the Bear made a visit
and also visited with the children.
The day's activities concluded
with the' town's first night parade
and the lighting of the town tree


at the end of the parade route,
the Old Gulf County Courthouse.
The parade was the biggest
and most successful in the town's
history, as crowds lined the
streets and on-lookers enjoyed
the view of over 40 entries from
local business, churches, and or-
ganizations. The Shriners from
Shaddai Temple, Panama City.
entertained young and old with
their various units.
"Lighted" floats brought looks
of amazement to young faces as


they watched with awe.
The Grand Finale to the day's
activities was a ceremony to light
the town tree as the Wewahitchka
Ministerial Association assisted
in the concluding ceremony and a
town choir performed seasonal
music at the base of the beautiful
tree. After the brief ceremony and
prayer, the tree was lit by Wewa-
hitchka's Mayor Ray Dickens.
This was the perfect ending to an
absolutely perfect Christmas Cel-
ebration.


Santa's Helpers
Port St. Joe Police and Volunteer Firemen pooled their man-
power about three weeks ago and started collecting toys to give
to children who might not expect a very merry Christmas this
year. The firemen and policemen have been working late every
night for the past two weeks to get the toys in shape for giving;
painting and making repairs where needed.
The toy drive, started the first of December netted 27 bicy-
cles, a swing set and a "pile" of stuffed animals and other toys.
The firemen and policemen stressed that they didn't want toys
which weren't any good, but called for items out-grown by chil-
dren or otherwise abandoned by them.
The men will distribute the refurbished items in time for
Christmas. So, If you see Santa making his rounds in a police.
car, don't think he has been arrested; it's merely one of the good
samaritans of the Police or Fire Departments, making children
happy.


'4


7"LME ~ ~i






-,F/ A


I


Veer honored to join you in singing His praises

as we extend our warmest wishes to you and

your family.


[ USPS 518-880
FIFTY-SIXTH YEAR; NUMBER 17


THE STAR


INDUSTRY DEEP WATER PORT FINE PEOPLE SAFEST BEACHES IN FLORIDA
PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 32456 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23.1993


LkU4~47


* II c~/%~~/Q,,N6

bo 2


2~K~AY

61 ~ ~


350


I


i


.


~Zte,


ST


ff












THE STAR
PAGE TWO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23,1993


This Thing Which

Has Come to Pass

And it came to pass in those days, that there
went out a decree from Caesar Augustits, that all
the world should be taxed. (And this taxing was
first made when Cyrenius wasIgovernor of Syria.)
And all went to be taxed, everyone into his own
city. And Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of
the city of Nazareth, into Judea, unto the city of
-: David, which is called Bethlehem (because he was
-of the house, and lineage of David) to be taxed
with Mary his espoused wife, being great with
child.
And so it was, -that, while they were there, the
days were accomplished that she should be deliv-
ered. And she brought forth her firstborn son, and
wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him
-in a manger; because there was no room for them
-:in the inn.
And there were in the same country shepherds
abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock
by night. And, lo, the angel of the Lord came upon
them, and the glory of the Lord shone round about
them; and they were soreafraid.
And the angel said unto therr, Fear not; for be-
hold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which
-'shall be to all people. For unto you is born this day
.in the city of David, a Saviour, which is Christ the
Lord. And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall
find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes and
lying in a manger.
And suddenly there was with the angel a mul-
.titude of the heavenly host praising God and say-
ing. Glory to God in the highest, and on earth
peace, good will to men.
And it came to pass as the angels were gone
away from them into heaven, the shepherds said
one to another, Let us now go even unto Bethle-
hem, and see this thing which has come to pass,
which the Lord hath made known to us.
And they came with haste, and found Mary,
and Joseph, and the babe lying in a manger. And
when they had seen, it, they made known abroad
the saying which was told.them concerning this
child. And all they that heard it wondered at those
things which were told them by the shepherds.
But Mary kept all these things, and pondered
them in her heart. And the shepherds returned,
glorifying and praising God for all the things that
they had heard and seen, as it was told unto
them.




W Jill\
.. .V',N ,
7" '/"t


'You mean to tell me that you
believe a fat guy in a red suit flies
all around the world in a single
night pulling bicycles and bob
sleds down chimney after chim-
ney?"
'Well, uh-" My mouth was,
moving but nothing was coming
out.
Robert Earl continued, "And
while he's unloading under your!
tree and munching on your.
Oreo's and milk eight tiny rein-
deer are waiting patiently on your
roof to wisk the Jolly old fat guy
off to the house across the
street." .
'"Well-"
"Of course, he won't have any
trouble finding the next house--
the lead deer has got a red nosel"
Robert Earl Hinshaw. was
much older than us. He was in
the sixth grade! We were all hud-


lunker Down with Kes


by Kesley Colbert


Never Look A Gift Reindeer.


died up over by the monkey bars.
mostly trying to keep warm. It
was the day before we got out for
Christmas. We had been talking
about what Santa was going to
bring us when Robert Earl el-
bowed In.
"My mother says he's real
and that's good enough for me."
LaRenda had fire in her eyes and
that backed Roberttup a step. We
might have been three grades be-
hind him but LaRenda was a mite
big for her age. And that beating
she gave Ricky Gene over by the
incinerator back in the first grade
was still fresh in everyone's mem-,
Robert Earl continued, but he
kept watching,LaRenda out of the
comer of his eye-and the sar-
casm was completely gone .
"You think about it. How was
Santa Claus up at Abernathy's.
taking requests from you last Sat-
urday while he was leading a pa-
rade in Memphis at the same
time?"
Silence. "
'Walt a minute!" You could,
tell by the way she shouted. Ann
Carol had figured it out. 'That pa-
rade was in the morning, Santa


didn't get to Abernathy's 'til way
after lunch."
"That's right! He was late, re-
member." Everyone in our little
group was quickly nodding in
agreement. Almost too quickly. I
wasn't so sure. I had been won-
dering about those reindeer for a
couple of years. I'd studied every
picture of Rudolph and Dasher
and Blitzen-they didn't have no
wings ..
Big brothers were, and I
guess still are, a pain. But some-
times they could come in mighty
hand. That afternoon I caught
Leon, alone, down by the barn.
"I want the truth on this San-
ta Claus thing. Robert Earl said
there ain't no such-"
"Listen." Leon spun around to
face me, "First of all, Robert Earl
don't know didley. Never has,
never will" Leon was angry, you
could see it in his eyes, hear it in
his voice. "Last year you talked
about that watch, remember?" He.
didn't give me time to, nod. "Like
to drove us all nuts! It has to,
have a 'red sweep -second hand'.
You asked every flve minutes,
'what time is it? so we'd all real-
ize that you didn't have a watch


. .


of your own, remember It has to.
glow in the dark and of course be
water-proof and shock resistant.
How many times did you tell us
about Bobby falling into Sugar
Creek and banging his watch on
a rock. 'just ruined it'. Remem-
ber?"
I This time he did pause and
wait for me to "remember";. I nod-
ded up and down.
"And to the wonderment of
all, .without costing you one. red
cent, without you. lifting a finger
of your .own,, what miraculously
turns up under our tree; in our
house on Christmas morn, neatly
wrapped and addressed to you-
one genuine, ,authentic, water-
proof,, shock resistant, 'anti-
magnetic, glows-in-the-dark Tim-
ex with a red sweep second
hand!"
SHe let me ponder on that for
a minute.
"David Mark wanted a: battery .
operated Texaco truck. Remem-
ber?",
SI nodded. David was more
proud of that truck than I was
the watch. ,
(See KESLEY P---- age 3)


Christmas Puts More Stress on Appetite Than It Should Bear


I FEEL LIKE AN endangered
species here at Christmas time.
I'm not afraid someone will attack
or shoot me. I'm not frightened of
going out on the street after dark,
for fear someone will rob me.
I'm frightened of going out on
the street, but not fear which is
developed from fear of harm. My
fear goes far deeper than that. I'm
anxious about my girth and what
my ramblings around the street is
,doing to it at this time of the year.
My fear, as Christmas draws
near, is that I'll not be able to
deal with the temptations I face
every hour of every day for at
least two weeks before Christmas.
I have had to face the problem
this year and it affects me more
at the age I now find myself, than
it has in the past. I also have a
suspicion the temptation will only
get worse as the years go by,
rather than better.
I don't know whether or not I
am going to be able to handle it.


HERE IT ISN'T EVEN Christ-
mas, yet, and I've put on five ex-
tra pounds in Just the past two
weeks. It wasn't just from a binge
or indulging too much in rich
foods or consciously filling my
plate too full at mealtime. I still
take the dainty child's portion
when I sit down for a meal. I still
shun the fats and the starches.
Frenchie quit keeping those deli-
cious cakes around the house
When the grandchildren quit com-
ing around for a hand-out of a
meal. Their parents started feed-
ing them at home and Frenchie
quit keeping a full candy dish on


the coffee table.
In spite ofaill this, I ha
on an extra five pounds
the past couple of weeks
have to come offl I don't g
ice cream after the small s
get at supper time if my
gets out of hand.
We're talking about s
business here.
EVERY TIME I WALK
place of business, looking
little printing or a few inc
advertising, I get a bonus.
over here, Wes, you've got
this!" or, "Just taste this a


me what you think of it. Should I
y | add anything ,or delete some-
U .thing?", Like I. was Paul Prud-
rlw homme, maybe? :",
I was in Renfro's'Monday and
Gene Abrams',came in -.from next
door and said, "Come over. to my
A place a minfite, I want you to
State something." .
I went over to see what Gene
was making now and he pulled a
plump apple dumpling 'out of a
ave put. small toaster oven. 'Try this,"he
during said. "I'm thinking about putting
5. They 'these on my menu and I want to
get any .get your opinion of them," Gene
snack I said.
Weight I dutifully sampled one as if
my reputation were at stake here
serious and assured Gene they were fine.
"Let's try another with some
.ice cream on topi" Gene gushed
Into a ;enthusiastically.
Sfor a
ches of I PAID A CALL to the con-
"Come itainer plant and genial friend,
to try 'Alice Ward, reached- under her
ind tell dsk and said, "Just try THESE!"


"as she pulled one of her own spe-
cial homemade pecan pralines
gently wrapped in a paper nap-'
kin.
Pralines are nothing but pure
pounds with a calorie laden pe-
can nestled in the middle. And,
they .were hand made by Alice
Ward, who taught Pecan Praline
Making 101 at one time in her
life. How do you turn down an of-
fer like that? Even if I am deter-
mined not to gain more, than two
extra pounds'Iduririg the holidays. .
That was Thursday.
Then, Friday, in comes a
paper salesman with gift.boxes of
'candy. I almost didn't give him an
order because of his part in my
temptation. If wasn't 30' minutes
later before Barbara Harmon
came in with a huge platter of
cold cuts all laid out in a most in-
viting manner ... and with a spe-
cial delicatessen mustard and
two loaves of Jewish rye and
sourdough bread.
Oh me!


SOMEONE ELSE SENT. over
a platter, of fruit, but that wasn't
fattening, so it doesn't count.
Is your mouth watering, yet?
We spread those goodies out
on the table along with the left-
overs we had at our office cook-
out of the night, before and every-
body who came by on Friday was.
invited no, tugged! to the
back shop to have a bite to eat. -
We were trying to get some
Work d6ne Friday, but we concen-,
trated more on feeding everyone'
who came in."
Then, a picture-taking ses-
sion at Showtime 'Video two
hours after lunch and we were
tempted to eat again. They had a
spread over there which would
choke a horse.
I don't know if I can make it
with some degree of sensible
.weight gain or not. It's a tough
battle! I'll just try chewing light.
, Maybe that will keep the pounds
off.


St. Joseph Bay
S... Date Time Ht. Time Ht.
\ ., Dec. 24 5:38 a.m; L -0.3. 7:27 p.m. H 1.2
S\; :, Dec. 25 6:10 a.m. L -0.4 8:00 p.m. H 1.3
Dec. 26 6:43 a.m. L -0.5 8:39 p.m. H 1.4
/ Dec. 27 7:20 a.m. L -0.6 9:17 p.m. H 1.4
\, Dec. 28 7:55 a.m. L -0.6 9:59 p.m. H 1.4
S Dec. 29 8:31 a.m. L -0.6 1-0:34 p.m. Hi 1.4
Dec. 30 9:06a.m L -0.6 11:16p.m.H 1.3


-THE STAR- Postmaster: SUBSCRIPTIONS INVARIABLY PAYABLE IN ADVANCE .
, W /VINN1V, USPHS 518880 Send Address Change to lnCounty-$15.90 Year In County---$10.6OSix Months
husda. The Star OutofState-$20.OOYear OutofState-$15.OOSixMonths
Published Every Thursday at 304-308 Williams Avenue The Star thr Florda Counte-$20.00 Year app. tax or$15.00 6 Months + app. tax
SPort St. Joe, Florida 3245-0308 POSt Office Box 308 .
S-'econdClss ae Pat tPor st Je, FL Port St. Joe, FL 32456-0308 TO ALL ADVERTISERS In case of error or omissions in advertise-
SPo/,,age ...Phone 227-1278 ments, the publishers do not ho)d themselves liable for damage fur-
S Wesley R. Ramsey............Editor & Publisher their than amount received for such advertisement.
SP' IOy William H. Ramsey........... Production Supt. SECOND-CLASS POSTAGE PAID The spoken word is given scant attention; the printed word is thought-
Frenchie L. Ramsey .......... Office Manager AT PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 32456-0308 fully weighed. The spoken word barely asserts; the printed word thor-
Shirley Ramsey................. Typesetter WEEKLY PUBLIISHING oughly convinces. The spoken word is lost; the printed word remains.


'- `--`-


F - rm r-M mt-A -m t-M t-A


I-


(-0 F?9--


- :


r-









THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1993 PAGE 3A


Shad



SPhantry

By.
Wendell Campbell


A Merry Christmas At Our House


Its Christmas time, that time of year
1'fecu ithearts are bright and ay.
'The parents are busy shopping
SAnd children want to play.
'The air is charged ulthi fstive fiun
'The trees are brightly lit.
- Its a time for children evenrehiere
To wish and dream a bit.
iThe stores are filled witigiftis 'aid toiis,
.For the.children f'lit'"ganya -.
And tile parents try to thinkcf all,
"forSantas on liis way.
Christmas 'Eze u'if soon be liere.
T7ie niqht thatSanta comes.


Kesley
from Page 2
"I just casually mention that I'
would like a chemistry set with
the microscopeiand-"
"Casually mention my, hind
foot? Leon, you shouted it from
the rooftop. You told Mother
you'd take poison if you didn't
get-"
"Shut up and listen. The
point here is we all got what we
wanted. We got exactly what we
wanted.. .."
He-paused to let that sink in.
Then he leaned down real close.
got right in my face and said very
slowly, very deliberately, "I don't
want you or Robert Earl or any-
body else messing with the deal
we've got going."
I was beginning to see, the
light. -. '
Leon backed away and" on-
tinued, 'We eat good, we visit Pa
and Gran, -Aunt Ruby Nell and
.Beatrice send us money in the'
mail. Dad doesn't make us work
Son Christmas day. I -even' enjoy
taking the presents over to the
Egan's." ,
The Egan's had had a pretty
rough time of it since Mr. Egan
died. Dad took theri stuff every


Four Arrests Made in Three Cases
Port St. Joe Police have been nizance by County Judge David serious complaint.. being in possession of marijuana
involved in activities the past two 'Taunton. Arendt found the driver, Jer- more than 20 grams, with inter
weeks which have resulted in the MARIJUANA POSSESSION ry Lamar McCormick of Phoenix to distribute. He is currently i
arrest of four people for three in- Officer Butch Arendt stopped City, Alabama was driving with a the Gulf County Jail facing
fr-v t i n n- _' A _.__ -- -A 4-4 Q "" ii..^^^1Pr4 Ftirt in-,tiontiont 000 hnnn ^^^ rl


'ie cliiltrei wuill be liappy;
'The parents much relieved.
for Cliristmas i for children.
'This I /o believe.


year. Listen. those kids went to
bouncing when we turned down
their drive .
We started back to the house.
Leon put an arm around my -
shoulder. "I'm wanting a 20-
gauge this Christmas. And I'm
counting on Santa to get. it here.
.you understand? So let's not do
anything to upset the apple
cart- ."
Listen. from that night on,
I've never doubted or questioned
Santa Claus again. I don't care
what the Robert Earl's of this
world think.
'Course. I'd feel a mite better
If Rudolph would grow just a lItdle
wing. : ,
S l Merry Christmas.'
Kesley

Panhandle Bass
Fishing Tourney
The Panhandle Panhandler
Bass Club is starting the 1994
season with their first tourna-
; ent to be held on January 15.
All of the tournaments will be
held on the third Saturday of
each month.
Anyone interested in joining
should contact Paul Howard
(227-1789) or John Chambliss
(639-5350).


MARATHON


MARTIAL ARTS


The Finest In Physical Fitness And Self Defense Training

Karate, Kung Fu Classes
FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN




CHILDREN'S CLASSES
Structured Specifically For Kids


Call Today! (904) 227-7506
*4tc 12/16


Heal), said the City needs to
do extensive. .work on-- the City- ,
Hall, Centennial Building. Ward ;
SJidge Building. Stac House, ..
Jones Gymnasium, ball fields,
etc.. to make them user-friendly
to wheelchairs.
"We have to renovate every
rest room, making them large
enough to turn a chair around in-
side the stalls. Every facility has
to be made to accommodate the
wheelchairs in every, area of the
building and/or facility. We have
until January 26. 1995 to get the
Work done," Healy said.
"I "One good piece of news, we
only have to follow general guide-
lines at first. We can do as little
as we like, but if found to be in-
adequate we must change what-
ever we do. So, we had better
make sufficient plans for work
done in concrete and do it right
the first time. It will be difficult
and expensive to remove any con-
crete structure we provide," Healy
said.
The Commission said the),
would decide on the date of a
planningsession the first week in
January..


a,
It
n
ri
fa


.adrver on a reckless driving uucu. V u! Lilt.! a ,Puuu Dona.


complaint last Friday, only to find
the driver had something in his
possession which was worthy of a


revealed that he was in posses-
sion of four large bags of marijua-
na. McCormick was charged with


Officer Arendt was assisted irn
the arrest by Sgt. Joe Nugent.


I


For Take Out Orders, Call 227-1670

CHRISTMAS HOURS
WE WILL BE OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE
from 8 a.m. -1.p.m. to enable you to pick up
the oysters you need for.the holidays. We will
re-open Tuesday, Dec. 28 at
12,noon.


*Qys


The World's Finest


.-lams
*Shrimp

*Crabs:...


Enjoy the best from St. Joseph' Bay
and Indian Lagoon with us.

INDIAN PASS

RAW BAR'
(ON C-30 SOUTH OF PORT ST. JOE)


Indian Pass Marine'
"2 178 Hwy. C 30 227-1666 Port St. Joe
S" iSimmons Bayou across from Pic's


UlThnsonA
OUTBOARDS


SYSTEMATCHED
PARTS & ACCESSORIES


Authorized Johnson Dealer
OMIC Systematched
Parts & Accessories
SERVICE & REPAIRS
Call Ken


I1i


Chrome cylinder for
longer "enginelife Poulan PRO
THE PRO APPROACH
SPECIAL NOTICE t
,ed s St. Joe Rent-All
Counles and Cibes
,P L,-,, 706 First St. 227-2112
Manufacturer's suggested retail price This promotion is optional wilh all dealers.
Check Ihe dealer listed for the terms and duration ol this offer.
__ 0


-Christmas means a lot of different things to a lot of different
..people. Many of us, I think, have lost the true meaning of Christ-
mas, for one reason or anther.
Let's face it, Christmas has become so commercialized that it's
hard to keep one's mind on what Christmas is really all about. To a
lot of people, Christmas is the one time of the year they can make
money. Well, maybe the time they can make a large profit.
To others, Christmas is just a time when they are free from
work for a few days and can enjoy relaxing and eating a lot of good
food. The Christmas Season, to some people, is a time to "party".
And then there are those who don't observe Christmas. They
take advantage of the holiday and the benefits, but will not cele-
brate the birth of Jesus Christ
But there are many, many people who observe Christmas for
what it really is; the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ and a.
time for love and giving. .
Christmas has riot always been a time for joy and celebration-
for me. Perhaps it's because there were several bleak and unevent-
ful Christmases during my childhood. But I think it's more than
that.
My mother always taught us that it -was better to give than to
receive, although this is contrary to the natural inclinations of a
child, especially at Christmas. But the lessons in giving stuck with
me and for years I observed those less fortunate than I.'Many times
I gave to them as best I could.
Even without that teaching, it's hard to go through a Christmas
season and not think about those less fortunate than we. There are
constant reminders everywhere. The Salvation Army 'bell-ringers"
are at every shopping center, almost every church has a drive to
feed the less fortunate, and may organizations and companies col-
lect goods and money to help indigent families. A person would
have to be blind and crazy not to realize that there are many people
who have little and need help. especially at Christmas.
Isn't it wonderful to live in the United States of America?
This year, we here at the Campbell house are going to have our
best Christmas yet. Our Christmas gift has already arrived, in the

form of a little girl named Jade Alexandria. And although Christmas
Is for children, this Christmas will not be for Jade, but for us. She
is too young to know anything about Christmas anyway. '
Next Christmas will be for Jade, if I'm alive and have anything
to do with it. And she will know and enjoy Christmas at that time.
In case you don't knov. Jade is our first grandchild and, believe
It or not, she is special. She has added a luster and love to our
home that is almost indescribable. Christmnas would be wonderful
to me if there were no-tree, gifts, or big Christmas meal, just as long
as she was here.
My feelings for Jade were best described by a bumper sticker
Wesley Ramsey saw and told me about. It said: "If I had known
grandchildren were so wonderful. I would have had them first!"
May you have a wonderful Christmas and Holiday Season!
Chfris tmas Time


,, -:- -I iY~


I


rr I-I


/


irJ Lio ., : .
On December 8, an officer, ,
acting undercover, purchased a
quantity of crack cocaine from
Willie Riley and Ola Thomas, both
of Port St. Joe. The. purchase: was
made on Main Street at which
time Riley was arrested and
charged with sale of crack co-
caine to an undercover policeman
and conspiracy to distribute the
substance. Thomas was charged
with possession of crack cocaine,
possession of drug paraphernalia
and conspiracy to sell crack co-
caine.
Thomas is being held in Gulf
County Jail on $10,000 bond and
Riley is waiting first appearance'
before a Judge in court.,
SUSPICION
Receiving a tip from a citizen
concerning a Jeep Cherokee driv-
ing about town occupied by a''
black male with an .automatic
weapon inside, police started the
search for the vehicle-to investi-'
gate the.complarit.
Later in the day. officer John
Dixon observed the vehicle drive
through a stop sign. Officer Dixon
made a traffic stop for running
the sign. William Henry Rembert.
Jr.,.of Miami was the occupant.
Officer Dixon received Rembert's
Permission to search the vehicle.
As a result of the search the offi-
cer: discovered a sawed-off 12-
gauge shotgun inside.
Rembert was taken into cus-
tody, since it is a violation of Flor-
ida to be in possession of a
sawed-off shotgun. Rembert was
later released on his own recog-



Gift
From Page 1
dent the City needs to get mov-
ing on renovation of all public
buildings and facilities to accom-
modate the handicapped..
Healy told the Commission. "I
know we had decided to take our
time and play this thing by ear.
but they informed me we had bet-
ter do something!"


A


4


Say You Saw ItIn The Star!




$1,000 REWARD
For arrest & conviction of persons)
involved in the burning of
Marie's Corner Bar. All information
confidential. Call Gulf County
Sheriff's Department, 227-.1115 2tc 12/23


;..e Police Lt. James Hersey and Chief Carl Rich- day night, when officer Butch Arendt stopped an
ter display bags of marijuana confiscated Fri- automobile driving recklessly.


The kids will tnry to sleep and dream
Of toys and sugar plunu.
qll lien Clristma :lom is finalliq here,
'lie kids will runn like liiht.
'To trn tto e tle first one there
'To see iJ the toys are righlit.
.Anid they wi'io t be disappointed,
I Santa lia.f his wish.
"([lf #l tiheirstockingsfull,
'.9il "Yan ? p i T : -i. '"'"


I


Public

Buildings

Closing,
Government offices in
Port St. Joe will be operat-
ing on reduced hours in
observance of the Christ-
mas holidays, according to
spokespersons from the
U.S. Post Office, Gulf
County Courthouse and
the Port St. Joe City Hall.
The Courthouse will be
closed Thursday and Fri-
day of this week. The Gulf
County Sheriff's Depart-
*--'9.nient will remain-in--opier -
ation through the holi-
days.
The Port St. Joe City
Hall will be closed Thurs-
day, Friday and Monday.
Necessary City services,
will operate on an "as
needed" basis.
The U.S. Post 'Office
will be closed Saturday.


No Changes In
Garbage Pickup
No changes are planned for
the garbage pick-ups during the
Christmas and New Year holi-
days. All garbage is scheduled to
be picked up as usual.

Need Extra Cash?
Place Your Classified
Ad With Us

Say You Saw It In The Star!








THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1993


Tinie Julius and


Claude Lewis Wed


Tinie Demetria Julius and
Claude Donell Lewis were united
in marriage on Dec. 11, 1993 at
New Bethel A.M.E. Church. Elder
Castldera Watts performed the
double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Julius of Port
St. Joe and the groom is the son
of Mrs. Marion ewis of Apalachi-
cola.,
Attending ie bride Ma-
tron of Honor was Tracie Gant
Bridesmaids w, ere Karen Julius,
Rosylan Beachum, Tina Lewis,
Catherine Julius, Barbara Lewis,
Lisa Boone Roslinda Bryant, Car-
olyn S ;h and Charlene Watson.


Charles Barfield served as
best man. Groomsmen were Greg-
ory Butler, Trevor Garrett, Eddie
Julius III, Sherman Siples, Perry
Cook, Curtis Lewis, Rene Lewis,
Fonda Davis, and Walter Lewis.
Celeste Bryant and Bianca
Price were flower girls. Ring Bear-
er was Eddie Shamel Julius; ush-
ers were Greg Julius, Randy
Smith, Tia Russ and Kristle Ash.
Iris Gathers, Cora Curtis and
Pamela Lewis directed the wed-
ding. Serving as hostesses were
Delmonte Price, Keesha Hamil-
ton, Bennie Russ, Gwen Lowery,
Judy Griffin, Phyllis Tollier and
Betty Gordon.


New Arrival
Lee and Shelia McMillian of
Wewahitchka announce the birth
of their daughter, Megan Lynn,
on December 3, at 10:41 p.m.,
weighing 9 lbs. 4 1/2 oz. at Bay
Medical Center. Megan is the
grand-daughter of Troy McMillian
of Wewahitchka, Jean McMillian
of Port St. Joe and James C. and
Delta Stokes of Wewahitchka.



Communion
The First United Methodist
Church,of Mexico Beach, located
on 22nd Street, will, have a
Christmas Eve communion ser-
vice at 6:00 p.m. CST.


CHIROPRACO


14w1


s WPain
*'Numbness
*Tingling
IN:
qead -Neck
Arms -Hands
Back -Low
Legs -Feet


Mr. and Mrs. Claude Donell Lewis


PERSONALIZE EDB OS


:: "


00


-:


Brennis Bush


Brennis Is Three Now!


SBrennis Bush 'celebrated her.
third birthday with a Barney and


rnl


Baby Bop party on December 1
at her PaPa and Granny .Sara
Franklin's home at St. Joe Beah
Friends' present were: Bryce Ne]
son, Courtney Ward, Morga
Peak. Matthew Wright, Morga
Wood. Lynde Taylor, nCourtne
. Bremer, Sarah and Joshua-Mont
gomery. Rich O'Donnell, an
Douglas May. Special guest
were: Aunt Debbie and Stefani
Wibberg, and cousin Lance Bush
Kim Bush and Grandma fror
Chipley.
Guests enjoyed grilled ho
dogs, chips, Barney cake and ic
cream.
Brennis is the daughter o
Mike and Anealia Bush of St. Jo
Beach. Grandparents are An
Johnson. Ronald and Kim Bush
of Chipley and Ed and Sara]
Franklin of St. Joe Beach.


; Ashley Kaye Birgenheier
It's A Girl!
Tim and Kaye Birgenheier are
proud to announce the birth of
their new daughter. Ashley Kaye.
who was also welcomed home by
big brother Christopher, on Octo-
ber 23.
Ashley weighed 7 lbs., 9 oz.,
arid was born at Bay Medical
Center in Panama City.


SHappy Birthday!!
Cody Alan Dandy


1
hl
l-
n
n
y
t-
d
e


The Port St. Joe High School POPS Club got in the Christmas
spirit this holiday season by participating in HRS's Wish Upon A'
Star program. POPS members as well as staff & faculty donated
funds to provide Christmas gifts for a needy child. Teresa Even-
sen, the club's vice president, served as the "designated shopper".
and did an outstanding job meeting the Christmas wishes of a lo-
S cql child.. .. .. ..-. .

Daughters of the Confederacy


. The United Daughteis of The
Confederacy. Apalachicola Chap-
tt ter, number 826, met at the home
e of Mrs. William Strang of Gulf
Aire on Tuesday,. Decemberl4th.
,f The meeting was called to or-
e der by Mrs. John Lewis, presi-
n dent. Members present were:
h Mesdame John Lewis, W.J.
h Weathington. H.J. Brouillette,
William Strang and Gerald Sto-
koe. Visitors present were: Mrs.
D.L. Owens, Mrs. Ben Pridgeon,
Mrs. Sue Cowger and Mrs. James
McInnis.
New officers elected for 1994
are: President- Mrs. William
Strang. Vice President- Mrs. W.J.
Weathington. Treasurer- Mrs.
John Lewis. Secretary- Mrs. Ge-
rald Stokoe, Registrar- Mrs. H.J.
Brouillette and Chaplin- Mrs.
i W.D. Dye.
A delightful piano program
was played by Miss Erica Eliza-
beth Ailes, the eleven-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned
Ailes. She, played .pieces from
Bach and Beethoven and "sing


along' Christmas Carols.
After the business session;
- delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. Strang.


501 Monument Ave. Port St. Joe 229-8512

Will Be Open December 24 with Catfish and Ribs Buffet from 11-8

On December 25 & 26
We will be featuring our Holiday Feast
Turkey Ham Roast Beef
Chicken & Dumplings Fried Chicken
Our Famous Stuffing Yams
Creamed Potatoes Greens Lima Beans
Corn Bread Yeast Rolls Full Salad Bar
Fresh Baked Bread Cheeses and Fruits
Cobblers Cakes Cookies Cookies.. Pies
Egg, Nog Tea & Coffee


$7.95
That is this Holiday Weekend
Hours: 11-8, Reservations Accepted


We love you,
Daddy, Mama, & Taylor


You used to be
dashing and debonair;
Now you're my big ole'
teddy bear!
Happy 45th Birthday!


Love,Pound Puppy


BRlGHT hlSHES






















St* Joe Furniture
We've been burning' the candle at both ends to get ready
for Christmas, and now that it's here we'd like to say
"thanks", to all of you who've helped light up our lives
throughout the yearl

St. Joe Furniture

and Rug Room

||||| i [(HI M [jjjj jj


ir^xzq"


PAGE 4A


I


, e-- .


- ~7 ...








'ri~ ''D rn' '' fU ~ ~fT grA '1-'- 'S 00 YfW~


Transportation Holiday Hrs.


Gulf County 'Transportation
reservation office will be closed on
Dec. 24 for the Christmas holi-
day. They will, however, provide
transportation on this day If ar-
rangements are made prior to 3
p.m. on Dec. 23 Gulf Co. Trans-
portation reservation office will
resume regular hours on Dec. 27.
Also the office will be closed Dec.
31 for the New Year holiday.
Transportation will be available if



Tommy
Thomas
Chevrolet
PANAMA CITY
Announces Its
Affiliation With
James C.
"Bo" Bray









In Port St. Joe,
Franklin Coinity Area
Chevrolet-GEO
New and L.ced Car and Trucks
Business: 1-800-342-7131
or 904-785-5221
Home: 229-6836


- '+..


* Home
* Health
* Disability


Sam Sweazy
Agentc"-^"' '" ;

(904) 227-2106
528A Fifth Street
Port St. Joe. FL 32456









in the season!


Here's hoping you
celebrate a gem of a season!
Your patronage is very
precious to us.
Thanks f6r a shining year!.
inger's

JEWEIER


arrangements are made prior to 3
,p.m. on Dec. 30. The office will
resume regular hours on Jan. 3.
Have a safe and happy holiday.


Bv ... .. E v Day

Fresh or Frozen Turnip, Mustard, Collard Greens
Fresh Fruit Ffresh Mixed Fruit Baskets & Nuts
l Boxes Of Fruit Apples By Box or Bag
Coconuts 790 ea. Pints of Oysters
Merry Christmas &H ![appy -New yearfrom 9Henderson's!


TUCKER LIFE HEALTH


* 1"|.:'" -" INSUI
S4.



P.S.J. Elemenatry Teacher Wins Award
Christine Williams, winner of the Golden Apple Award, with
her class offirst graders.
S(L-R) First row: Beth Cordova, Jerry Causey, Quintin Jenkins,
Mary Boddye, Shanna Barnes, Jessica Ross. Second row: Mya
Towles, Sandra Roney, Kyla Moore, Curtis Shores, Amber Worley,
i. Bart Lowry. Third row: Judi Ann Saas, Ryan Craig, Jarrod McAr- "
.. .l t.y... die, James Shiver, Megan Wills, Lacey Franklin. ,H w


Wewa Chaber Says Thanks!


IN His WORDS,
S',. OUR FAITHI,
WAS BORN. -
, .,. 'MAY TrE LIGHT
M y, O'e,, '-'- ,., -'
His WISDOM
SHINE ON YOU.,
My Very Own Book


SOn behalf of the Wewahitch-
ka' Chamber of Commerce, I
would like to express, a great big
'Thank You" to everyone who
helped make our Christmas cele-
bration such a -great success.
Thanks to Mr. Norris, and the
staff of Gulf Coast Electric for
"lighting" up the parade route
and assisting us in "lighting" iup
our tree.
Thanks to St. Joe Forest
Products for donating to, us .a
beautiful tree. Thanks to David
and Abigail Taunton and Taunton
Children's Home for the use of
* ,, their P.A. system for our musical
S" performers. ':"
Thanks to the W'ewahitchka
Women's Club and all those who
.,,volunteered time to help make
the Christmas celebration a mem-.
orable 'one for our children.:
Thanks to all merchants who do-
nated towards the fruit and can-
'dy bags that. were given out by
Santa. Thanks to .everyone who
entered our parade, and a big
Thank You" to,the Shriners who -


Medicare


always make a parade such an
enjoyable event.
Our Thanks could go on and
on but we'll just say a big Thanks
to everyone, participants and
spectators, for making this year's
celebration the greatest one yet.
Thanks again and Merry
, Christmas.
CAROLYN HUSBAND,
Pres., Wewa C of C.





SPublic Notice
NOTICE
N.-- ie t3 hereby given that the City Commission of
'*, Cir, of Port St Joe, sitting asthe Board of Ad-
justment will hold a public hearing at City Hall at
8:00 p.m., Tuesday, January 4, 1994, to determine
whether the City will authorize a deviation to Zon-
ing Ordinance No. 5 for a variance of ten feet (10')
on the northwesterly property line to construct a
residence, located on Lot 21, Block 130.
/s/ Jur, t.l.:.,
City Auditor-Clerk
Publish December 23, 30, 1993


Assignment Accepted For
Eye Exam


Bay Eye & 1600 Jenks Ave.
Surgical Center Panama City,FL
CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT

1-800-227-5704


0. Lee Mullis, M.A

Board Certified
Eye Physician
And Surgeon
EXPIRES DEC. 31, 1993


LANCEyAGENCY,INC. -
SPECIALIST IN
Life Insurance eAnnuities Dental/Vision
Medicare Supplements
Ross E. Tucker, CLU
RePgistered Health Undetrw8-iter
Phone 926-7005 or 1-800-226-7005 M


* Auto
* Life
* Business


REWARD


Guns stolen from Overstreet

residence. Reward for any in-

formation concerning this-"

theft and/or recovery of the

guns. 648-8334 or contact

Gulf County Sheriff.


FARM

BUREAU

INSURANCE


,.E.YE EXAM
or' Senlor Citizens


IPAGPR A


TH TA-POTqT.O,.F -TRMDV n.l-2419


I


'1



































Christmas Workshops for Chapter I Students and Parents


S The Christmas spirit was def-
initely in the air last week in Gulf
County's three elementary


schools. Eighty-three participants
from Highland View, Port St. Joe,
and Wewahitchka attended the


.. Constitution AndiMonument
Catch the S itortSt.oe
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School .........9:45 a.m. Evening Worship ......... 7;30 p.m.
Morning Worship.... 11:00 a.m. Choir Practice
Methodist Youth Wednesday.......... 7:30 p.m.
Fellowship........... 5:00 p.m.
Rev. Zedoc Baxter Charlotte Henderson
PASTOR YOUTH/ CHOIR DIRECTOR



THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN GULF COUNTY

ST. JAMES' PORT ST. JOE
)+ 7:30 and 11:00 a.m. (E1,
SS ++T. Sunday School 9:45
+"+_ ST. JOHN'S WEWAHITCHKA
8:00 a.m. (CT)

THE REV. JERRY R. HUFT, Pastor



"THE MIRACLE CENTER"
NEW COVENANT MISSIONARY WORLD OUTREACH CENTER...
The Family Church
252 Avenue E, Port St. Joe, Florida Church Phone: 229-8137
Pastor. Rev Napoleon Pittman
SUNDAY SUNDAY
Worship:11 a.m. Sunday Morning Roundup: 10 a.r.'
WEDNESDAY for Ages 2 Adult
7:30 p.m. Bible Study & Fellowship "
"A CHURCH WITH A VISION"
Sponsor of New Covenant Christian Academy K-5 thru 6th Grade
Does not discriminate based upon race, creed, color, or origin.





Pine Street Overstreet

Sunday School.................................... 10:00 a.m.
Sunday Worship...............................11:00 a.m.
Wednesday Bible Study.. ................... 3:00 p.m.


Pastor W.L. Remain


12/17-6/93 Phone' 648-8144


"The Exciting Place to Worship"


f First r Baptist Ciurck

102 Third Street
Port St. Joe, Florida
BuddyCaswell H. R. Naberhuis
Minister of Music & Youth Interim Pastor


(w,' 'We Want You To Be
Part of the Friendly Place
BIBLE STUDY 9:45 a.m. EVENING WORSHIP ........... 7:00 p.m.
MORNING WORSHIP.................. 11:00 a.m. WEDNESDAY 7:00 p.m.
CHURCH TRAINING ...................5:45 p.m.
Long Avenue Baptist Church
1601 Long Avenue
DANIEL W. DUNCAN Pastor
BUFORD COX
Minister of
Music




of Port St.Joe
Weekly Meeting Times
Sunday Morning Celebration and Worship................... 10:00 a.m.
,Thursday Night Bible Study........................................... 7:00 p.m.
Intercessory Prayer at The Rock, Mon.-Fri............ 7:00 8:00 a.m.
8:00 9:00 a.m.
Saturday Family Night Intercession............................... 7:00 p.m.
The Rock Teens ................................................... To Be Announced
Pastors: Jim and Susan List Office Hours: Monday Thursday
103 Garrison Avenue 9:00 12:00 & 2:00 4:00
Office Phone: 227-2033 Friday: 9:00 12:00


first annual Christmas Craft
Workshop. The free workshops
are hosted by the Chapter 1 Par-
ent Involvement program and
were held at each of the elemen-
tary schools three nights last
week.
Parents, grandparents and
children served by Chapter I
came to make crafts to take home
for decorating during the holi-
days. The families worked togeth-
er on their Christmas angels,
door decorations, and gift bags.
Parents and students seemed
equally proud of their Christmas
creations!
The Chapter 1 program will
be offering various parent and
student workshops throughout
the. new year. If you have a child
in the Chapter 1 program and
would like to participate in the
workshop, please contact Kathy



SObitt

Avis Myri Gay
Mrs. Avis Myrl Gay, 55, of
.Highland View, passed away Sun-
day morning. A native of Defuni-
ak Springs, she has been a resi-
dent here since 1952 and
attended the Highland View
Church of God.
Survivors include her hus-
band, Ben Gay of Highland View;
three sons, Tim Gay of Over-
street. Ronald Gay and Steve
Gay. both of Highland View: three
daughters. Kim Roberts of Higi-'
land View. Debble JelTere.s of
Panama City, and Paula Booth of
Norfolk. VA: ten grandchildren:
one great-grandchild: her mother,
Addie Mae Watson of Port St. Joe;
three brothers, Alton Watson of
Paxton, FL, Curtis Watson of
White City, and Frank Watson of
Highland View; and two sisters,
Irene Adams of Port St. Joe, and
Hazel Owens of Santa Rosa'
Beach, FL.
The funeral service was held
at 10:00 A.M. EST Wednesday at,
the Highland View Church of
God, conducted by Dr. Clifton El-
more and the Rev. David Fernan-
dez. Interment followed in the.
family plot. Holly Hill Cemetery.
All services were under the
direction of the Comforter Funer-
al Home.

Robert E. Nowell
Robert E. Nowell, 58, of We-
wahltchka, passed away Monday
morning at his home following an
extended illness. A native of Pan-
ama City, he served in the U.S.
Marine Corps and was a plumber.
He has been a resident of Wewa-
hitchka since 1983 and was a
Gideon.
Survivors include his wife,
Dorothy Nowell of Wewahitchka;
his children. Sylvia Simmons of
Port St. Joe, Robert E. Nowell, Ill.
and Marilyn Causey, both of We-
wahitchka; five grandchildren;
one brother, Charlie Nowell of At-
lanta, ,and two sisters, Laurine
Vickery of Panama City and Myra


Arnold. Parent Involvement Co-
ordinator, at 227-7155.
A special thank-you to all vol-
unteers who worked so tirelessly
on this project and to Hedy's Flor-
ist and Parathon Prints, Inc. of
Panama City who donated materi-
als for the craft workshops.


varies
O'Brien of Tampa.
The funeral service was held
at 2:00 p.m. CST Wednesday at
the Worship Center. conducted
by the Rev. Charles Pettis. the
Rev. Richard Maddox, Rawlis Les-
lie, the Rev. Chester Middleton,
and Don Lanier. Interment fol-
lowed in Jehu Cemetery. In lieu
of flowers, those that wish may
make contributions in his memo-
ry to the American Cancer Society
or to the Cancer Support Group
of Wewahltchka.
All services were--under the
direction of the Comforter Funer-
al Home, Wewahltchka Branch
Chapel.

Claude Bramlett

Claude. H. Bramlett, 63, of
Wewahitchka. passed away De-
cember 15 at his home. He had
spent most of his life in Spalding
Co., GA, and had been a resident
of Mexico Beach and Wewahitch-
ka for the past several years.
While he was in Georgia, he sup-
plied water departments with wa-
ter meters and materials. He was
a former member of the West Bay
Baptist Church and was a good
father and a wonderful husband.
Survivors include his wife,
Shelia D. Bramlett of Wewahitch-
ka; two daughters. Mary Ann
Bramlett of Jackson, GA; a son,
James L. and wife Teresa Jeffers
of Wewahitchka: four grand-
daughters; two grandsons; three
brothers, Franklin and wife
Elaine Bramlett of Griffin, GA,
Joe Lee and wife Martha Bramlett
'of Williamson, GA, and Sherman
and wife Shirley Bramlett of Riv-
erdale, GA; two sisters, Eleanor
Woods, of Jonesboro. GA, and
Helen Simmons of Griffin, GA;
also many nieces and nephews.
Graveside funeral services
were held at 12:00 p.m. C.S.T.
'Saturday at Roberts Cemetery.
Interment followed.
All services were under the
direction of the Comforter Funer-
al Home, Wewahitchka Branch
Chapel.


FOOT CARE
HEEL PAIN BURNING FEET
S PAINFUL FEET NUMB FEET
CORNS CALLUSES
TOENAIL PROBLEMS
DIABETIC FOOT CARE
CAN BE COMFORTABLY & SAFELY TREATED
IN THE PRIVACY OF OUR OFFICE
DR. BURTON S. SCHULER
The Ambulatory Foot Clinic

229-6665
Foot Surgery Should Be A Last Resort, Not First Aid
Most Insurance Welcome, including Medicare
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

2401 West 15th;St., Panama City


FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
MEXICO BEACH 4
823 N. 15th Street
648-5776'

Sun. Bible Study (all ages)................ 00CST ,
Morning W orship........................... 10:00 CST
Evening W orship.............................. 6:30 CST
Wed. Bible Study (all ages) .............6:30 CST
Rev. Tommy Doss, Pastor


Christian Fellowship
Independent Baptist Church
500 15th Street North, Mexico Beach, FL
Come, Share, Rejoice
648-8972 Church Bo Boyette, Pastor 647-8936 Res




fvo nM 7 i ..........................1 S


C III o ,f- C II


Innovative, Informal, In Touch

Rev. Ken Coots, Pastor
Ministers at Large, All Members
First Union Bank Building
9am Sunday School
10am and 6pm Worship
Wed. 6.30pm Prayer Service


\ w



A Fitness Center
for developing the spiritual side
of who you are.
Everyone invited


EVROE ECM


Bible Study:
10 a.m. Sunday
7 p.m. Wednesday


CHURCH OF CHRIST
: MEETS : ";


Worship:
11 a.m. Sunday
Nursery


Minister: Tom Skipper 229-8310
Message by Guest Speaker
WRITE FOR FREE EIGHT LESSON BIBLE STUDY
P. 0. Box 758 Port St. Joe, FL 32456
Corner of 20th Street & Marvin Avenue



Highland View
S United Methodist Church
Corner of 4th St. & Parker Ave.
Highland View
Lynwood R. Wynne, Pastor

Sunday School ....... ......... ....... I................... ......................... 10 a.m .
M morning W orship ............................................ .......................... 11 a.m .
Evening W orship.............................................. ......................... 6 p.m .
TF9/30/93-12320/93



[First UnitedMl9ethod(ist Church
111 North 22nd St.
Mexico Beach, FL 32410

Morning Church...... ..9:00 a.m. CT
Church School ........... 10:00 d.m. CT
Nursery Provided


Charles M. Parker, Pastor
Office Phone:' 648-8820


John Anderson, Music Director
Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 am-12 noon CT


FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
SII 0 CHURCH
w 508 Sixteenth Street 227-1756
w" 9 SUNDAY WORSHIP.........................10 a.m.
"l \\ ADULT SCHOOL............................. 11 n.m.
V"* *SUNDAY SCHOOL Young Children
(u s N Nursery Available

The Rev. Joseph Eckstine, Pastor


HEARING AID CENTER

618 W. 23rd St.
Wilbro Plaza
Panama City, FL
769-5348

FREE HEARING
TEST
Top Quality, Name
Brand Hearing Aids

* Satisfaction Guaranteed
* Monthly Service Center
Motel St. Joe (PSJ)
1st Tuesday each month


~ : ~i


rmj


a









THE STAR, PORT ST.. JOB, FL TH URSDAYu DB i. ZU, ItP W


Democratic Executive Comm.


Plans Two New Programs


-U-




.. -


In the spirit of the holidays and in the belief that it is better to give than to receive, Cindy Phil-
lip's third graders decided not to exchange gifts as a class. Instead, her students raised $75 to pur-
- chase gifts to be donated to the local HRS office, which will distribute them to needy children._
HRS representatives Jerri Todd and Jean Revell are shown with class.
l I II ll I .. I : .. ,"


The P.S.J.H.S. Middle School POPS Club collected almost 100 "toys for needy children this Christ-
mas. The toys will be distributed to homes by Gail Blackmon, school nurse, and Corlee Fink, school
psychologist, and Hubert Six, social worker. (L-R) Corlee Fink, Audrey Barber, Nicole Bellinger, Tracy
Watkins, Lindsay Williams, Tannis Boykins, Wendy Sander, Tammi Neal, Crystal Follin, and Sabrina
Hanson. (Not pictured-Dorothy Mullis)


5th Grade POPS students from Highland View Elementary
School visited Bay St. Joseph Care Center on Monday, December
22. The students sang Christmas carols for the residents, made
Christmas cards to give, and toured the facility. The 5th grade
wishes everyone a very Merry Christmas, including their new-
found friends at Bay St. Joseph Care Center.


The Democratic Executive
Committee of Gulf County
marked the holiday season on
' December 14 with a covered dish
dinner, music and bright decora-
tions. But prior to these fesUvi-
ties, at the regular business ses-
sion. chaired by R. Wayne
Childers, plans were laid for two
aggressive actions to be taken.
Elmo Sanders proposed a
plan to encourage qualified per-
sons to seek public office and
then the committee will assist
these persons in the approach to
participation in political work. the
goals of the party and the princi-
ples of democracy. .
Peter Rosasco revealed a plan
iof in-depth political instruction
with three parts: -A teaching
course for young persons and
prospective office seekers; -A
..workshop to supplement the
:teaching course; -A sub-course of
instruction on .how, when and.
where to start and how to indenti-
fy with the political process.










I -











Gulf County Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee Vice-
Chairman Sally Jenkins dis-
plays food boxes to be distribut-
ed to local families in need.


.Teens-

Lose Those

Holiday Lbs.
Nemours Children's Clinic of
Port St. Joe will be offering a
FREE weight control program for
boys and girls 12-16 years old.
The program's goal is ,to help
teens work and accomplish
weight control and a healthy life-
style.
This will be a combined pro-
gram of diet and exercise on a
three month trial basis. If suffl-
cient Interest is demonstrated, it
will be continued beyond the
three month period.
The Nemours Clinic is Joining
with the Gulf County Public
Health Unit Nutritionist 'to pro-
vide information and help to all in
the 12-16 age bracket who will
commit to working with them for
three months.
No registration is necessary--
just be there at 4 p.m. on
Wednesday, beginning January
5, 1994. For more information,
call 227-7100.


S... Cn tmas!
Weny Cu -s


Both plans were approved by
resolution, to be inaugurated in
1994.
Under the guidance of Sally
Jenkins four boxes of food and
accessories:were collected from
the committee members, pre-


pared for holiday giving and will
be distributed to needy families.
The public has a standing in-
vitation to attend these meetings
and to participate, held\ each
third Tuesday of the month, in
the Library building, at 5:30 p.m.


12' Jon Boat with 2 h.p.
Yamaha Outboard Motor


Public Notice
All Gulf County offices will be closed on the
following dates in observance of the
Christmas Holidays and the New Year.
THURSDAY December 23, 1993
FRIDAY December 24, 1993
FRIDAY December 31, 1993 rh..,



kesowindcnq
)7a7 ks /

w7e coua.n thave. me it itlwut
Vour ,lp. JtI been
a privi e to serve you.


Stop by and visit the
most complete tackle
store in the area.

'* STAR Custom Rods
'f Shimano Reels
r Pein Reels
, Fli Rods


Christmas Special


$999


Fish like a
Pro with a
Pro Sport Flats Fisher
16-18' model in stock
Rigged 'n Ready


Financing Available
Ask About Lay-Away on Boats and Motors


',Bait & Tackle A Few '93 Model NEW ITEMS
rT-shirts Hats, etc. OUTBOARD MOTORS Large Selection ofEXNORA
," MTR Saltwater EXTRA
at DISCOUNT PRICES or Bass COST
Call for Quotations FLIES


MARQUARDT MARQUARDT'S MARINA ,R
M A R I N A Hwy. 98, Mexico Beach, FL (904) 648-8900 L


PACTR 7A


IrTIPQ'AT3 79'10' Qr TrP.IP. .IrT~nAV TIPr..23 '99


I


'










kAI~, O~ THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1993


Sharks Win Two Tourneys!


MERRY CHRISTMAS AND .
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
We sincerely send our best wishes to everyone. May the
holiday give you much comfort and pleasure and the
coming new year bring you everything your heart desires.
We also want to thank our loyal customers for their
patronage. We appreciate your selection of us to be your
personal pharmacy. We will try our best to continue
Operating a good pharmacy with dependable service and
a reasonable prices.

* "A GREAT MANY PEOPLE ENTRUST US with
their prescriptions, health needs and other pharmacy
products. We consider this trust a privilege and a duty.
May we be your personal family pharmacy?"
We accept Medicaid, Blue Cross-Blue Shield. PCS, Consultec (State of FL
p)an), and most other insurance plans.
STOCKING A COMPLETE LINE OF HOME HEALTH NEEDS WITH DIRECT
BILLING TO MEDICARE


Buzzett's Drug Store
317 Williams Avenue Port St. Joe
Convenient Drive-Through Window
Revlon Cosmetics Cariton Cards Russell Stover Candles
229-8771 a
a : 1 a .*i' a'.Ifa 1


PORT ST. JOE, 46
MOSLEY, 43
The Lady Sharks held off a
threat by the Mosley Dolphins in
the final game of the series ,to
take the championship of their
Lady Shark Basketball Classic
Friday night, edging the Lady Dol-
phins 46-43. Mosley managed to
tie the game as they headed into
the final quarter, after being
down by seven at half time. The
Sharks out-scored the Dolphins,
10-7 in the final period to Ice the
victory.
Kendra McDaniel paced the
Lady Sharks with 12 points, with
Misty Wood adding 10. to lead
the Shark scoring. Stephanie
Maxwell grabbed 15 rebounds in
the game.
McDaniel. Charron Addison
and Maxwell were named to the
All-Tournament team along with
Mosley's Sherry Rhoden and
Shanna Fowler.
The Lady Sharks will take a
holiday and will not play again
until January 10, when they host
Apalachicola in the R. Marion
Craig Coliseum. The preliminary
game will be at 6:00 p.m.
Score by Quarters:
St. Joe 10 10 16 10-46
Mosley 5 8 23 7-43
ST. JOE-McDaniel 5-2-12. Addi-


Showtime Video held its grand opening ceremonies last Friday highlighted by cutting'a ribbon for
the new business. Shown from left are Greg Preble, Mayor Frank Pate, Chamber officer Ralph Rish,
owners Debra and Raymond Wood, and Tamara Laine, Chamber of Commerce Executive Director.


son 4-1-9, Maxwell 3-3-9. Wood
5-0-10, C. Wood 1-0-2, McNeal 1-
' 2-4.
MOSLEY-Rhoden 5-1-11,
Cogdeal 4-2-10. Ford 3-1-7, Fowl-
er 4-1-10, Santiago 1-0-2, Werte
1-0-3.
PORT ST. JOE, 79
VERNON, 50
The Sharks went to extremes
to win the championship of the
North Florida Shootout basketball
, tournament In Chipley, last week
end, taking the championship
game from Jefferson County Sat-
urday night. 45-43.
Showing their versatility, the
Sharks went wide open on a run-
and-gun 79-50 win over Vernon
Friday in their tournament open-
er and took the win in a slow, ball
control contest over the Tigers.
Kendrick Addison paced the
Port St. Joe five in their opening
game with Vernon, scoring 13
points, leading four Sharks scor-
ing in double figures. Damon
Walker added 11 points, while
Des Baxter and Chad Quinn each
scored 10 points in the contest.
The Sharks out-scored the
Yellow Jackets in every period,
running up a 39-19 lead at half-
time.
Score by Quarters:
St. Joe 24 15 20 20-79
Vernon 8 11 14 17-50
ST. JOE-J. Larry 3-0-6. M.
Larry 2-0-4. Addison 6-1-13,
walker 5-0-1 1. Quinn 4-0-10.
Baxter 3-4-10, Bryant 2-2-6,
Crosby 2-4-8, Earley 4-1-9, Wil-
lams 1-0-2.
VERNON-Jackson 4-11-21,
Kolmetz 1-7-9. Peterson 3-8-14,
Broxton 0-3-3. McCaskill 1-1-3.
PORT ST. JOE, 45
JEFFERSON CO., 39
The Sharks scored 17 pre-
cious foul shots Saturday night to
defeat Monticello in the North
Florida Shootout basketball tour-
nament in Chipley. The Sharks
went into the tournament with
two losses in their young season,
against the number two ranked
team in the state, Chipley. and
number six ranked Florida High.
The Tigers thought they
would slip up on the Sharks and
play slow-down basketball, but
th. Port St. Joe squad stayed
right with them and pulled the
victory out in the final game,
earning them the tournament
champion title. Jefferson had pre-
viously beaten the Chipley Tigers
to earn an opportunity to try and
knock off the Sharks.
. Des Baxter, the Sharks' lead-


ing scorer with 12 points, made
two of only 11 field goals the
Sharks made for the entire game.
Baxter also earned Most Valuable
Player honors for the tourna-
ment, as he added eight free
throws to his total.
Jefferson had an 18-16 lead
at half time, but the Sharks were
able to put up a 19-point fourth
quarter, after knotting the score,
26-26, at the close of the third, to
take the win.
Score by Quarters:
St. Joe 8 8 10 19-45
Jefferson 10 8 8 13-39
ST. JOE-J. Larry 1-5-7, M.
Larry 2-0-4. Addison 1-2-5, Walk-
er 1-2-5, Quinn 2-3-7. Baxter 2-
8-12. Bryant-2-0-4,Crosby 0- 1- 1.
JEFFERSON-Francis 2-3-7.
Smith 2-0-5. Watkins 2-1-11.
Whitfleld 2-0-4. Mack 2-1-5,
Parker 1-0-2. Brooks 1 -0-2 Steen
0-3-3.
HOSTING TOURNAMENT
The Sharks will make their


next appearance on the basket-:
ball court, when they host the*
third annual Gulf County Classic
beginning Tuesday.
b Participating in the play will
be South Lake, 'Ponce de Leon.'
Panama City Bay, Apalachicola.
Greensboro, Wakulla. Wewahitch-
ka and Port St. Joe.
The first game of the Classic
will begin at 3:30 p.m., Tuesday
afternoon, with South Lake play-
ing Ponce de Leon. The second
game on Tuesday will begin at
5:00 p.m.. and will feature
Greensboro and Wakulla. The
preliminary, at 6:30. will pit Pan-
ama City Bay and Apalachicola.
The Sharks and Gators will tan-
gle in the night-cap Tuesday eve-
ning at 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday. It will be the win-
ners against the losers until the
final four are selected for Thurs-
day night's championship and
consolation game.


DIVE OR SNORKEL

WITH


THE MANATEES

IN CRYSTAL RIVER
Come With Us And See These Gentle
Giants Up Close And Personal!


$5995


P.P.-D.O.


includes two nights lodging
and boat rental with guide. J

January 28, 229, & 30
Call Brian Tebon at (904) 229-6330


'F,
( 4


RADICAL OFFER ON

MICHELIN RADIALS.


A new business has opened
in Wewahitchika: ulf Storage of
Wewahitchka. The storage rental
warehouse is located next to the
Wewahltchka. City Hall and has
individual units available for ren-


If any of your tee
been chipped in a fall
dent, they can be rest
completely natural look
new bonding technique.,-
This is a great ad
particularly where you
teeth are concerned. A
there shows every tir
smile. But it doesn't hav
one is more aware than
er.
O:- nly a minimum
preparation is needed
bonding technique. The
.will use a small amount
acid solution to make tin
ings in the tooth enami
sides of the chipped or f
tooth. Then he'll use a
bonding material to seal


Shown cutting the ribbon
from left are owners Bill Sumner.
Frankie Williams. Ralph Rish and
Phillip Gaskin. Carolyn Husband,
Wewa Chamber President, holds
the end of the ribbon.


views On


'Dental Ytealth

S FRANK D. MAY, D.M.D.

RESTORING

CHIPPED TEETH

th have rebuild the damaged area to
or acci- make the tooth look "like new"
red to a again.
with the The acid used is so mild that
there's no danger of injuring the
vantage, healthy tooth enamel. And the
ur front restorative material used to re-
,ny flaw pair and rebuild the tooth usually-
me you lasts for years.
e to. No Best of all, your teeth can
the smil- look their best whenever you
speak or flash a smile. Best of
of tooth all, it can be done in one office.
with the visit.
dentist
dri 000oooooooo00oooooooooooo00 0ooooooo
of a mild O
ny open- Prepared as a public ser-
el on all vice to promote better dental
fractured' health. From the office of
i special FRANK D. MAY, D.M.D., 319
I olf and Williams Ave., Phone 227-1123.


,
May the star of Bethlehem light your way through-
out the year, as it did for the shepherds long ago.


MICHELIN XH'
* For domestic cars
* Longest-mileage Michelin
radial:
185/75R 14

$5995


W'j',e got a
radical offer on
Michelin radials
that can give you
long mileage and
traction. See us
for low prices.







MICHELINMP
BECAUSE SO MUCH IS RIDING
ON YOUR TIRES.













MICHELIN XH
For domestic cars
Longest-mileage Michelin'
radial
175/80R 13

$4995


PAGE SA





nm* lip C


I


THE STAR, PORT ST. JOB, FL e THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1.993


PATE"S Service Center

(904) 227-1291 e Port St. Joe 216 Monument Ave.


iw











Senior Citizens
Enjoy Holidays
at All Their Sites


All of the Senior Citizens in
: Gulf County thoroughly enjoyed
this Christmas.thanks to a gener-
ous donation from Kevin Camp-
bell. The Port St. Joe site was vis-
ited by a choir made up of chil-
dren from the Faith Christian
School. Fruit baskets with candy
were giyen to all who attended.
Reverend Dave Fernandez as al-
ways brought an Inspirational
message and led the happy group
in some favorite Christmas Car-
ols. The Wewahltchka, and Ho-
ward Creek sites all enjoyed a de-
licious turkey and ham dinner
complete with all the trimmings.
All of their senior citizens and
staff of the Senior Citizens Assoc.,
Inc. wish everyone a Merry
Christmas and Happy New Yearl


Wewahitchka

Elementary

News...
By Linda Whitfield


Christmas Food Drive
Successful
Lori Price, 5th and 6th grade
teacher at WES, reports that 586
. food Items have been turned in
for the Christmas Food Drive.
These will be given to the Ministe-
rial Association for distribution.
Many thanks to all who donated.
Hunters Host Holiday
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hunter,
great-aunt and -uncle of third
grader Judith Husband, hosted a
mini-Christmas party in their
home for the third grade class of
Linda Whitfleld. Judith and all
her little friends enjoyed cup-
cakes, cookies, candy, and Pep-
si's, and each received a hand-
made wooden ornament made by
Mr. Hunter. Also enjoying the fes-
tivities were grandmother Betty
Husband and bus driver Mrs.
Revell.
How To Raise A Crook
(From the Presbyterian Journal)
This article was given to me
by a new teacher in our school.
Kim Ludlum. It was so good that
in light of what is happening in
our society, I thought I'd pass it
onm It's good!
1. Begin from infancy to give
the child everything he wants.
This way. he will grow up to be-
lieve that the world owes him a
living.
2. When he picks up a bad
word, laugh at him. It will en-
courage him to pick up cuter
phrases that will blow the top off
your head later.
3. Never give him any spiritu-
al training. Walt until he is 21
and then let him decide for him-
self.
4. Avoid the use of the word
"wrong". It many develop a guilt
complex. This will condition him
to believe later, when he is-arrest-.
ed for stealing a car, that society
Is'against him and he is being
persecuted.
5. Pick up anything he leaves
lying "around-books, shoeS,
'clothing. Do everything for him so
he will be experienced in throw-
ing the responsibility onto others.
6. Let him read any printed
matter he can get his: hands on.
Silverware pand drinking glasses
are sterilized., but let his mind
feed on garbage.
-- -'-Qiairel-frequently-in the--
presence of children. Then they
won't be too shocked when the
home is broken up.
8. 'Give the child all the
spending money he wants. Never
let him earn his own way. Why
should he have things as rough
as you had them?
S 9. Satisfy his every craving
for food, drink, and comfort. See
that every desire is gratified. De-
.nial may lead to harmful frustra-
tions.
10. Take his part against the.
neighbors, teachers, and' police-
men. -They are all prejudiced
against your child.
11. When he gets into real
trouble, apologize for yourselves
by saying, "I never could do any-
thing with him."
12. Prepare yourself for a life
of grief, for you are sure to have
it.
Parade of Lights
The Wewa Christmas Parade
last Saturday was surely beauti-
ful. It was the first parade that
has been at night, at least to my
recollection. Every float was cov-


ered with lights and creativity.
Our POPS float with Pam Listec4
didn't win, but represented our'
school well. Congratulations to
the top winners: Fisher's: Red-
Eye Video: and Wewa State Bank
float. The Homecoming float was
well received, at least by the par-
ents, as it rained during our
homecoming parade and game.
Merry Christmas
On behalf of Mr. Kelley and
the entire staff of WES, we would
like to wish everyone a safe and
Merry Christmas and a happy
New Year. We will report back to
work on January 7, and the stu-
dents on Jan. 10
New Face at WES
WES would like to welcome
Jim Bozeman. our new social
worker. He replaces Marilyn Wit-
ten of Port St. Joe. Mr. Bozeman.
is well known in our school, and'
we are so glad to have him with
us. His step-daughter. Cerrelle.' is
a 4th grader in our school. We)-,'.
come aboard.


THE STAR. PORT ST. JOE. FL THURSDAY, DEC. 23., 1993 PAGE IB


Letter to the Edvitor .

Beach Drivers Should Police Themselves


As of Monday, December 27,
J. Patrick's Restaurant will be
CLOSED in the Evenings and Saturdays

New Hours Are:
8:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Monday through Friday
11:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. SUNDAYS

Night-time dining will be available by request
for parties of 10 or more, with reservations

J. Patrick's will continue its catering service
for "Special Occasions"

HOLIDAY HOURS
Closed Friday, Saturday, Sunday
December 24-26
Closed Saturday and Sunday
JanuaryJ L- .2.., .;


hERAld ANqEs SINq,



G oRyTO ThE



NEWbORN KiNG




~CHRIStMAS

10 All OF Voul


-. BARBARA, WANNA,
S"!SUZANNE AND 'AINNETE


ON YOUR
FEET










-I1-

DR. STEPHEN GROSS
-oooPoodiatrist-o
TOO-DRY SKIN
Keeping the feet dry is
one way to keep the. feet
healthy. But there is- a
contrary situation: Con-
ditions known as 'dry
skin often create prob-
lems that call for diag-
nosis and treatment by
the podiatrist.
There are .,several
types of dry;-skin condi-
tions,,.with different ef-
fects: discomfort in
walking, skin cracks
that bleed, calluses on
the heel, and itching
and flaking skin.. Dry
skin is one of the most
common foot problems
of older people. Many
more. women than men
are affected.
Because early symp-
toms of dry skin usually
are mild, people tend to
dismiss them. As the
condition becomes more
noticeable and bother-
.some, older' people .are,
likely to accept it--like
so many other health
problems-as part of ag-
ing. As with -other foot
problems, dry skin
symptoms are worth a
visit to the podiatrist for
diagnosis. treatment,
and relief.
Presented as a service
to the community by
Dr. Stephen Gross
Podiatrist
Hwy. 98
Eastpoint
(904) 670-8999


PORT
ST JOE
ROUTE


'


Dear Editor:
In the November 11 STAR,
there was an interesting article
about beach erosion at Cape San
Bias. One of the points of that ar-
ticle seems to be that vehicle driv-
,ing on the beaches does not affect
(or affects very little) beach ero-
sion or dune destruction; opposi-
tion to beach driving, therefore,
must be based on the selfish in-
terests of those property owners
along the beach.
Being one of those property
owners, I'd like to emphasize
some of our concerns. First of all,
I'll agree that the beautiful beach-
es of this area are a natural
blessing for which none of us can
take credit and that natural ero-
sion is an activity which we can-
not control. Also. I agree that the
enjoyment of this natural beauty
should not be limited to those
who choose (and can afford) to in-
vest in Gulf-front properties.
But why should any of us
"kill the goose who lay the golden
eggs"?
I see vehicles consistently
wearing down dunes in many
areas that are clearly posted "Not
an entry point." Even if they have
beach driving permits, those driv-
ers know that permits do not ex-
(See BEACH DRIVERS on Page 3)








,-,,-,,',' a-Pn,2T. T TnP,- u rTTHURSDAY.TDEC. 23, 1993


* r
r
C
*
U
4
C


b-.
r
r
**w*


'~* S


I,-;' :''

hR.


U *\' --.,-.


Florida's capitol complex is a quiet, forgotten place during the holi-
days. The stillness. of the soft wind whispers gently around the high-rise
office tower and through the columns of the little restored ancient state-
house below seems especially significant, heralding perhaps some re-
- markable changes in government many see beginning in 1994.
It hasn't been a bad 1993. Florida's budget was the first in two dec-
:ades without a tax increase, proving to many doubting legislators they
-.can live.with it. An error-In reporting available revenues and a pending
constitutional amendment capping property taxes helped, but there is a
noticeable grassroots feeling among legislative leaders in both parties
that the boom years of the 70's and 80's are giving way to a decade of
austerity or, if you like, fiscal sanity.
Gov. Lawton Chiles presented a 1994 budget proposal earlier this
week emphasizing reform in government-"right sizing", as he puts it-
instead of new taxes. This after three years of his administration spent
battling each session for an expanded budget calling for new taxes.
He accurately assessed the mood of average folk in Florida and the
rest of the country by asking the legislature for $175 million next year
At6 provide lockups for all juveniles sentenced by Judges, two boot camps
for teens who can be helped, after-school programs for at-risk youths,in
all middle schools, and more security police on school grounds and col-
lege campuses.
The budget-with no new taxes-will act as a starting point in de-
bate in the legislature where the real budget decisions will be made dur-
ing the Feb. 8 session and adopted in the early spring.
Of course, being against new taxes to your average politician is like
being against sin (especially in an election year), but this time there ap-
pears to be a genuine movement to reform government and make it
more efficient.
The 20-20 split between Democrats and Republicans in the state
senate caused some of the mood for changes in the way government
works in Tallahassee. Rep. Ander Crenshaw, R-Jacksonville, is basing
.his gubernatorial campaign on defeating Chiles' grab for new taxes and
the bare-bones budget he helped forge while he was president of the
senate.
But it's more than just partisan politics.
"I do believe we're headed for smaller government," said Senate
President Pat Thomas, D-Quincy. "It's been a long time in coming. I and
many of my colleagues, you might be surprised to know, believe it is
here."
The 1993 legislature gets good grades for lowering premiums in
workers' compensation that has been strangling small businesses in
particular for. years. It also set up a state catastrophe trust fund after
Hurricane Andrew that looks as if it will prevent a breakdown in insu-
rance coverage for densely populated coastal counties, but at a much
higher and, perhaps, more realistic cost.
Boot camps for dangerous teens in the failed juvenile criminal jus-,
tice system is an idea that came of age in 1993. Cities and counties
with state support are rushing to set up camps.
However, the main issue-like the milestone of the 1940's when
'Gov. Fuller Warren took the cattle off Florida's highways-will. be the re-
form of state government.
; .The key works going to be a "programmatic budget" that identifies
-programs, shows how much they cost, and whether they are getting
their results the legislature intended.
S According to many legislators, both Republican and Democrat,'
wasteful spending, misinformation and sometimes outright violation of
law has become routine in Florida state government.
Legislatures cut administrative costs every year, then bureaucrats
just transfer the money back into administrative expenses. Agencies
take millions of dollars from programs intended to help needy Floridi-
ans and spend it on operating equipment and administrative costs. '
Now they seem intent on taking back control of state government
and insi'stfig on accountability, but they also plan to give agencies
more flexibility to operate efficiently.
The stage seems set for a real revolution in state government to be-
gin in 1994. Major newspapers In Florida, in my opinion, have contrib-
uted to a better understanding of the real issue-bloated big govern-
ment-with some very good in-depth studies lately.
Maybe this time around, huh? The poor folks, the elderly, business
people. parents. and other every-day Floridians sure hope so. ,
Sparsely settled Liberty County in the Florida Panhandle-where
there are more red-cockaded woodpeckers than people, is among 25
communities nationwide still in the running for nine new U.S. Job
Corps Center sites, according to the Calhoun-Liberty Journal,. pub-
lished at Bristol.
The 25 finalists were selected from a field of 69 communities offer-
ing 89 sites in 32 states, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. The clos-
est competing site was in Tallahassee. It was eliminated in the first
round of cuts, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
Liberty County officials mounted a concerted drive' for one of the
Job Corps Centers after it was eliminated from a national bill--passed
by the U.S. Congress-that provided assistance towood-producing com-
munities in western states hard hit by timber harvesting bans brought
on by environmentalists out to protect the habitat of the Snowy White
Owl.
Liberty County was in a similar situation with the red-cockaded
Woodpeckers found in great numbers in the Apalachicola National For-
est that were also on the list of endangered species.
The Job Corps -Center would employ about 60 people, mostly in-
structors for disadvantaged, at-risk urban and rural youth who need
job skills to fit them into a productive society.
The site for the center Is located in the national forest, an ideal set-
ting because it could remove the young men and women to be trained
there from the city environment that put them in the at-risk category.
Florida's U.S. Senators Bob Graham and Connie Mack, as well as
(See CAPITOL NEWS on Page 3)


NOEL! NOEL!
Let the spirit of
brotherhood ring
throughout the land.

DRIESBACH'S
CLEANERS


Gulf Correctional Institution's
Carpentry Shop inmates super-
';'* vised by Ray Lawrence and Cleve
Barfield show off their handiwork
of model airplanes constructed
from scrap lumber. The models



-


By Barbara Eells
Hark! What do I hear? Lots of
little voices? As Iwent around the -
corner, the conglomerate of little -
voices were joined in chorus to the
different songs and carols of
Christmas-the little voices were
those of Miss April's kindergarten-
ers. who presented their Christmas
programs to their parents and the
school last Tuesday morning.
Journey "Through the Winter
Wonderland came alive when:
The Night Before Christmas
was performed by Brent Butler, -
Courtney Morgan and Josh Coop-
er. Rudolph the Rednose Reindeer
by Bubba Darna, Justin Catrett,
and Kyle Erickson. Frosty the
Snowman by Taylor Green, Brad
Sanders, and Justin Burrows. A
Song For Santa was done by Crys-
tal Lewis, Courtney Mork, Krista
Hensley, and Eddie Thompson.
The Grinch That Stole Christmas
was performed by Edward Dreiver.
A.J. Rhein. Jeremy Couch, and
Alisha Chavous. Performing Sym-
bols of Christmas were Codee
Richter, Sarah House, Taylor
Green, Tom Boone, and Brandon
McKinney.
Congratulations to Miss April
and her kindergartners for a won-
derfully spirit-filled program.
lst-2nd Grade
Down the hall, there were
'more voices. Miss Mary's first
graders presented The Night Be-
fore Christmas program for their
parents Monday evening and
were followed by the second grad-
ers who were directed by Melita
Davis. Micah Dodson sang a solo
of Nuttin' For Christmas with K.W.
Weston acting as Santa Claus.
Congratulations to first.anq
second graders. .
Career Program
Wes Taylor, principal of Port
St. Joe Jr.-Sr. High School, was
guest speaker for the December
Career Program. Mr. Taylor told
of his job and how he became
principal and then, answered
many questions-even "How do
make a pencil?" and "What grade
do you have to be in to take
chemistry?"
Thank you,' Mr. Taylor, for
sharing with us in HAWK territo-
ryl
Reflections on Christmas
Bridgett Bryan-"I think of--
get presents. When you go to
school, you can do your play.
When you wake up in the morn-
ing you can see presents under
the tree. You can decorate a tree
if you want to."
A.J. Rhein-"Santa Claus is,
bringing presents. He brings you
toys."
Eddie Thomas-"Good and
pretty-I want to get a lot of
presents."
Brandon Burkett-"It's my fa-
vorite time of the year. Because it
might snow a. little bit and it!


'might be enough to build a snow-
man. I'd like a new bike because
mine is tore upl"
Remember to celebrate


Christ's birthday in all your fes-
tivities this Christmas! Merry
Christmas to all and safe holi-
days from 1- AWK territon'l


I
101,-


Make Model Airplanes


r-


were donated to the lodal Ministe-
rial Alliance for distribution with
the Toys for Tots Program.
Pictured above left to right:
are Ray Lawrence, Maintenance
and Construction Superinten-
dent; Bobby Dodd, Assistant Su-
perintendent; Cleve Barfield. Vo-
cational -Instructor; Michael
Newton, Chaplain; Charles Pettis,
Paul Belordino, Neal Miller, Mini-
sterial Alliance members; Kneel-
ing are inmates Jimmy Broxtpn,
William Herrick. apd Ezell Ken-
drick. Not pictured are Harold
Williams, ,Bill Pirson, Clyde Grey
of the Alliance. .


U"tssP~~~.~p L~zps~-,, U~~~~~~~r~i"pl~real~~a


,i Apr


~2o9,te


Wewahitchka State Bank


JOY TO THE WORLD
May the many blessings of the season shine upon
you and yours throughout the year.
Peace be with you always.

Gulf County School Board
Oscar Redd, Ted Whitfield, David Byrd,
** James Hanlon, Charlotte Pierce
Walter Wilder, Superintendent


Port St. Joe 229-8226


L Member FDIC
!*^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^


Wewahitchka


639-2222


PAGE 2B THE STARJlnr, PORT ST. JOB, FL----------- -- -


I


I


13 9I P01


':r


"L~7~4~..


1 4/ C-Z" ~


4Cll







THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE. FL THURSDAY. DEC. 23, 1993 PAGE 3B


SBeach Driving fromPagel


tend to the dunes. Last Spring,


when the water was very high


Check Your Local Merchants for
that Special Christmas Gift for
Your Loved One





Morry Christmas.

.&ManyTan

Just In The "Nick" Of Time... )

The tree is trimmed
The presents, wrapped '
And Santa's on his way
Now we're ho..ho...hoping
You'll have a merry holiday!


AL HARRISON
Sheriff
Gulf County


PEACE.


JOY

HARMONY
Here's hoping your season is LET'S KNIT
noteworthy! Thank you for
your'contiued sOpport." ARN. SH

Reid Avenue


ON HOLY NIGHT


and in some places came right up highway.
to the dune line, leaving no flat; becomes
beach area, I watch a number of. n "
drivers insist on continuing theit- more and more popular, local
drivers insist on continuing their businesses prosper. Perhaps. the
path, further breaking down the local residents ho benefit from
edges of the dunes. r business that the beaches engen-
whoerhaps, too, ea hose peoples der wivill join with the Cape home
whohavebeachdrn pe owners who desire to protect the
could patrol themselves better: owners who desire to protect the
use only design entrant very thing that everyone wants to
exit points, drive, on the beach -,,enjoy. the dunes and
only to reach. ad specificepil.ch.nic., bAch er ual
swimming or fshngspot-- and beaches ou save my be your
not just drive up and down as if own ,
on a highway. Thope who just Sincerely. o
want to cruise can do it on the (Mrs.) Helen P. Taylor


Capitol News--foPage 2
U.S. Cong. Pete Peterson. who represents Liberty County,. voted for the
Snowy White Owl bill for the western states after their efforts to include
the red-cockaded woodpecker were defeated.
The decision on where the nine new Job Corps Centers will be
placed Is expected to be announced in March. 1994.
A TEEN CURFEW that would respect fundamental rights as well as
provide some public safety In high-crime areas can be imposed by the
legislature, said Florida Attorney General Bob Butterworth last week.
The suggestion is now headed for legislative debate when it will be
considered in the regular session to begin In February. Many cities In
Florida have curfews on teenagers, but several appeal courts have de-
clared some of them unconstitutionaL ,
Butterworth's proposal Includes a $250 fine for youths under 16 If
they don't have a good reason to be out after 10 p.m. on school nights.
He said it could survive a constitutional test.
A HEALTH CARE PLAN for Florida will probably precede the nation-
al debate scheduled on President Bill and Hillary Clinton's health care
proposals to the U.S. Congress.
A Florida Health Care Administration committee has made a propo-
sal that would cover mammograms, prescription drugs. anaesthesia.
pap smears, organ transplants and prostate exams. Coverage could be
as low as $100 a month.
It will be debated in the 1994 regular session before the national
plan goes to Congress later In the year.
COCAINE DEATHS in Florida have hit a five year low in 1992, ac-
cording to a report made by the Medical Examiners Commission.
GOV. LAWTON CHILES has proposed a $38 billion budget which
calls for $175 million next year to strengthen the juvenile and adult
criminal justice systems but does not ask for new taxes.
He called it a problem prevention budget and suggested new taxes
will not be needed If state government Is made more efficient.
His budget would provide two new state boot camps for juveniles.
after-school programs for at-risk youths at all middles schools, bolster
police security at schools and colleges, and add 14,000 beds to Florida's
crowded prison system. He also calls for enough detention centers for
all juveniles sentenced by judges.




....... e e 0 -,By '
\111 W I \
sejan r
\.\ \ .\.^^H~. v^&^^^ ^^ 'B \\ ^s^ K'^_ '^fy
,,^^-^flyJ'jyjjjn "*^SS^


Across the nation students in
public schools are limited of their
religious rights. Students here.
though, are finding way to stay
within the law and still preserve
their beliefs. Earlier in the year
the Fellowship of Ch)istian Ath-'
--letes held the successful See Yout
At The Pole service in which those&
attending prayed for the nation,
schools, and teenagers. Now the
POPS clubs and Keyettes are
reaching out in the Christmas
season by participating in the
Toys For Tots and Wish Upon A
Star Programs. The POPS clubs
collected almost 100 toys, and
the Keyettes helped two children's
Christmas wishes come true.
Nothing can inhibit these stu-
dents from making a difference.
Tim Hatcher had his w\yih-
come true as he was accepted to
Brigham Young University. last
week. Also. Tim, Heather Walsh,'
and Shannan Antley were, the
most recent seniors to receive
their acceptance to Florida State.
That's three more wins for the
Class of'941
The varsity basketball team.
also had three wins, enabling
them to be champions of the
North Florida Shoot-Out Tourna-
ment in Chipley. They defeated
Walton County 58-56 and Vernon
79-50 to qualify for the champi-
onship game against Jefferson
County which they won 45-39.,
The Lady Sharks won a tour-
nament this week underneath
their own dome. To win the Ist


With reverence and rejoicing,
we exult in the glory of the holiday.
May the spirit of Yuletide be yours.


BARFI ELD"S
Phone 229-2727 Port St. Joe PARDEN
1.1:,


May you rejoice
in the spirit of Christmas.
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE
David B. May, Owner


Annual Shark Classic they defeat-
ed Mosley 46-43 in the champi-
onship game. Earlier in the week
they defeated Liberty County 47-
27 in a regular season game.
Both junior high basketball
team were 2'-0 last week as they
played Wewv arid-LibertyT'd6nty.
The 7th grade beat Liberty
County 32-24 and Wewa 48-10.
and the 8th grade defeated Liber-
ty County 35-54 and Wewa 29-
23.
The PRIDE flag honorees this
week are the junior high basket-
ball teams, girls basketball team,
7th grade teachers. FBLA and
Students of the Month.


PEACEla PEINGS
ALL,
May enemies find themselves together as friends. May we all learn to
accept differences in each other. May this blessed season bring
understanding between those both like and unlike each other.
May you all embrace the true spirit of the season.



.P REBLE-RISH

CONSULTING ENGINEERS
^___.___'_ ___









.-P- --- S---- --ST D


Have A Very Merry!
You deserve the merry best. '

S- -ARBOR MEDICAL GROUP
m a





"I Will Give Thee A Crown Of Life."
Revelation 2:10

As we contemplate the glory of this
holiday season, we extend V V
our best wishes for a ,
blessing-filled
celebration for 0you11
and yours.






L. '






~-i ,. ,
i >

.


Dear Santa,
I have been Good Boy all
years long. What I like for xmas is
tractor, choo-train, nintendo set.
And Santa don't forget mny broth-
ers Douglas, Marqueze they like
some special to. We live at Ave. C
and I will see you Dec. 25th. We
love you.
Eric Baker Jr.
Dear Santa,
My name is Alexis Bianca
Jones. I am 4 mos. old and I have
been very good. Please bring me a
Talking Barney, a swing, and a
Sesame Street playground. Please
don't forget my cousins T.C.,
Chan,. and Ramen. They have
been good also.
Alexis Jones
-7--- 7------
Dear Santa.,
SMy name is, Ramen. I have
been' a good boy. Please bring me
a Pool table. Guitar, police car,
ambulance, and fire truck. And
some other surprises. My cousin
Alexis has also been good so
bring her some surprises.,
Ramen Beard
Dear Santa,
My name is Chan. I have
been good this year. Please bring
me a Sega Genesis game. Pool ta-
ble, hockey set, and a keyboard.
Also, bring my cousin Alexis
some toys.
S Chan Beard
Dear Santa,
My name Is T.C. Woullard. I
am in the first grade and I have
been making good grades this
year. Please bring me a motorcy-
cle bike, tournament table, drum
set, Sega tapes, bow & arrow, and
some more surprises. Please
bring my cousin Alexis some toys
too. I will leave you some milk
and cookies.
T.C. Woullard
Dear Santa.,
I am in 2nd grade I live on
22nd Street and I want the game
Guess Who for Christmas. arid
the movie Incino Man. Santa I
want surprises in my stocking.
please.
Please visit, Happy Holidays,
Merry Christmas!
Randi Sasser
Dear Santa.
I'm in second grade. I am sev-
en years old. I want you to come
to my house this year. I want a
doll her hair turns different colors.
Please come visit me. We are go-
Ing to give you something to eat.
Please fill my stocking. See you
next year.
Lowe,
Brittany Afford

Dear Santa,
I have been good and I want
some clothes, and some cravola
crayons, a d a new teddy bear
and I live in Panama City Fl. Kel-
sey Drive.
S Love,
Amber Priest


Dear Santa,
I've been pretty good.
I want a game for my Sega
\ game., I just want a little bit of
toys. I know you have other kids
to give, to. If you can stop by my
house I will give you some Cook-
ies and some milk. thank you
Santa.
I hope you have a good
Christmas.
Love,.
Collins Abrams
Dear Santa,
I have been kind of good. but
will you bring me a gameboy. And
Some more stuff. I love you. I like
red and green. And I like your col-
ors to. even bring my sister, and
my family some gifts too.
Love.
Sam Amerson
Dear Santa, .
for christmas I want some
rollerblades and a drum and a
new bike but I know you have
other children to take toys to but
I want my presents.
Love,
Stephen Besore
Dear Santa,
I want a Sega tap for Christ-
mas and'a gameboy and a bike
from you. And a racing car and a
remote controlled car.
Tony Smiley
I love you Atom and Dad
Dear Santa,
I wish that you would come
to my house because I what just
a few toys I what a bike and a
Sega and a little more at least a
toy. Santa I'have been good all
year long. I live at 7th Street Port,
St. Joe. I love you Santa.
Love,
Christopher Acree ,
Dear Santa,
I want a Sag game an 2. Sata
I been good all year Santa do you
love me for a friend? Saint Nick
my teacher is Miss Whitfield.
Santa. I am in grade 2.
Love,
Bytrey Register
Dear Santa.
I I hope you are doing good. I
have been good this year. What I
want is a tent. I live in Port St.
SJoe. I love you. I will leave you
milk and cookies. Thanks
Love,
Stephen Tarantino


Dear Santa,
I want a doll. and a mermaid
Barble doll, My Pretty Princess
game, Hollywood Hair Barbie,
and rabbit pet shop. that 11 be it.
I love you Santa!
P.S..I also want Aladdin Bar-
bie and Jasmin Barbie and Baby
Burpie.
S Melody Zimmerman, age, 7
, ...... -- 7


- L










Wishing you joy, harmony and prosperity this Christmas.

Radc0 ockh W'di T'lw 4o. k R


HOME FURNISHING CENTERS
STEVE MELBA GEORGE HAROLD RICHARD


O/ JCHRISTMAS


O .BLESSINGS

SWishing you peace, happiness and con-
tentment this holiday season. Have
a wonderful Christmas.




















THE COLBERTS 0

Kesley, Cathy, Josh and Jess


PAGE 4B A


I I I -`


THE STAR, PORTI ST. JOB, FL THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1993








THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1993


'" Note of Thanks
The- senior parents of WHS
students would like to thank all.
those who bought donation tick-
ets for Project Graduation. We
would especially like to thank


AmeriGas for donating the fish
cooker to be given away. Esther
Taunton of Wewahitchka was the
lucky person who won the prize.
A total of $396 was collected for
Project Graduation. Another raffle
will be held in the spring. Again,
thank you to all who helped.


Big Kids Days Set at Wakulla
Sometimes senior citizens get .- Park... 16 miles south of Tallahas-
lost in the shuffle, but notat Wa- see at State Roads 61 and 267, .
kulla Springs State Park.. Now If you need assistance to ena-
through February 15, 1994, every ble out full participation, call the
Tuesday is BIG KIDS DAY at Wa- park office at 922-3633.
Skull Springs. All senior citizens,
over 65 will ride the glassbottom Post 10069 -
boats and river cruises at kids,
prices of $2.25 each. Enjoys Holidays
The lodge snack bar will fea- John C G ainous ALLx
ture special Big Kids deals! Sin- Johnet at the post h. Ga ome Au.
gles dip ice cream cones, 65 #10069 met at theirot homeeti on
cents! medium soft drinks. 65 d to decorate h fortheir meeolidatins.
cents! for lunch, a hotdog, chips, and to Chrisateas dinner ho as
small soft drink and a single T,he 1: i th in d i larger
scoop ice cream cone, just $2.85. ember I i ith a large
All food prices include ta. redttent dn. Perry thanked
Proof of age required. Dis- the r bers who assisted her
count does not apply to park ad- th members wo assisted her
mission. Big Kids, 'Day, every, ('-ith Le party for clients at the
mission. Big Kids Day every .::: using h e. so members
Tuesday until February 15, 1994 nursing home. Also, members
tuesday until Februaryi 15, 199 ho rde in the truck and walked
at Wakulla, Springs State, r ....
a Wakulla:. 'png e the parade route passing out can-
to the children. -
H? \ -. ..:. ** ** ,*il -:" :. ;.^


, .
* *


//


Blessings on
you and all
those you
hold dear
Sat this
holiest
time of
ithe year.
'.O 1.
ffl," JOU


i.-,. -~


SCostin's Department Statore
r 1- -1. : ;.:- : -. 1 *^ *


Dear Santa,
I have been good. I live. in
Port St. Joe fla. in a trailer park in
trailer 11 I want a doll, trapoline.
bady Troll it looks bady. close
puppy and a glass bird movies. I
ani in second grad my elemetre I
a nine year's old
Love.,
Emily Sweeney
Dear Santa,
I know you have many other
children to give presents to so I
want just a little bit of presents. I
want a bike and a little bit more.
Santa. 111 leave some cookies and
milk. Thanks Santa. P.S. Don't
forget my address is Palm Blvd
Port St. Joe.
Love. ,
'Molly Garrett
Dear Santa,
I am in second grade. All I ,
want for Christmas is a computer
and a doll and a playhouse and a
doll that grows hair and an outfit.
I am nine years old and I want a'
talking bird please brig me that
Port St. Joe Fl.
.Love,
Sheerina Quinng
Dear Santa,
I want is a crying babe doll
and a play house and a computer
and a talking bird and an outfit
for Chrstmas. I am in the second
grade. Port St. Joe
Love,
Latrice Larrm '
Dear Santa Claus, '
I want a Jasmine Barbie.
Aladdin Barbie. Easy Bake oven
Aladdin movie. Baby Burpie. Hap-
py Meal riaker., a horse some pet
shops, Aladdin Game and that's:
all.' '
I Love You, Santa!
Love, Kayleigh Lewuis. age 5
Dear Santa, -:
I want candy, a doll baby, a
getty up horse, and more candy.
Love. '
Ashleigh Lewis. age 2


Dear Santa Claus,
Hi my name is James Austin
McCulley. I am 1 1/2 years old.
What I want for Christmas is a
sit-n-spin. fire truck, train set,
microphone, and some clothes. I
also wish my mom and dad a
happy 1st Christmas together.
Love,
Austin
P.S. I'ue been a good boy!!

Dear Santa,
I've always wanted to see you
when you are sneaking around!
And I am going to! I just wish!
SLove.
Ashley Smih, age: 7

,------ ",.." i.
Dear Santa, i
I would like a big trampoline,
the movie Free Willy. Homeward
bound, the game perfection, and
Tom and Jerry the movie.
Love,
Danielle Barnes, age 8


S Christhias Day is near.
The tine of joy and cheer,
ANou' all that's left to do,
is thank each and ever one of0 bou




GulfSands


Restaurant .

'Wee wilffbe closed Dec. 24
S tirougd Jan. 1

*s.. *


BEFORE


WHEN ALL THROUGH THE


NCT EVEN,






THEIR Q0DS,





THE






IN HOPES TH


NOTAA CQEATUQE WAS STIQQING,


WERE NESTLE ALL SNUG IN


WHILE VISIONS OF' ODANCEP IN THEIR HEADS.


S,,K > ,i XM


THE CHIMNE'I WITH CARE,


SOON WOULD BE THEQE...


A~T


pigl ig6


PAGE 513





LA*UT MT*V


; PROGRAM CAR

I SALE!

'93 CHEVY LUMINA

'93 CHEVY CORSICA
S '93 PLY. VOYAGER SE

'93 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM.

'92 GEO STORM

'93 TOYOTA TERCEL.L

ALL IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION WITH LOW MILES
PRICED TO GO BEFORE
CHRISTMAS!

USED SPECIAL!
'91 GEO TRACKER
ONLY 22K MILES!

,Ifth 3 full lots of vehicles.
i we don't have the vehicle
Syou want here, we can
get it for you!

BILLY CARRGs!
lCH EVROLETW
*EaCHR RYSLER am
't *I l' ,I t Ii IL l

BLOUNTSTOWNT

CARR'S AUTO SALES
Highway 98 Highland View
229-6961


1985 Chevrolet Spectrum 5 sped,
$475. Call 647-3255. Engine in good:
.condition. Itc 12/23


.1993 Gold Lumina, take over,
payments, call 229-6056.
:tc: 12/23'
'91 Grand Prix. Sport Touring
* Edition. steering wheel info center.
- power lumbar seats. ETR sound sys-
tern, 26,000 miles, $12,500.' 639-
2855. tfe 12/19
'85 Mercedes 350 SP. 99.000
miles, immaculate. $14,500.
tfe 12/19
1980 Che.y pick-up, great condi-
tion, just in time for Christmas. call
227-3491. $2.200 value, sacrifice
sale. first $1.200 takes it.
tfc 12/9
1978 Dodge Trans Van mini mo-
tor home, see to appreciate. 227-1251
9 6:00; 227- 1764 after 6:00.
tfc 12/2
1976 Itasca Winnebago. 23'.
sleeps 6. V8. auto. pb. ps. $5.000.
227-1376. tfc 12/2

CASH NOW BUYING
Used Cars and Trucks. Local and
out-of-state vehicles. Two locations to
serve you. Mayhann Motor. Port St.
Joe. 229-6584. Mavhann Used Cars.
Wewahitchka. 639-5810.
tfc 12/2







STEVE'S OUTBOARD SERVICE.
White City. after 4:00 p.m., 827-2902.
trc 12/2


3 bedroom, 2 bath, cen. ,heat &
.air, carport & storage in White City,
$375 month, $200 security deposit.
Call & leave message. 639-321 1.
tfc 12/19

2 bedroom energy effcient apart
ment. good location. Dogwood Terrace
Apartments. 229-2783. tfc 12/9
For Rent: Mobile home spaces.
Call 648-821 1. tfc 12/2
12'x40' furnished trailer for rent.
648-5306. ife 12/2
One bedroom and two bedroom
apartments at Beacon Hill. rent rea-
sonable. (904) 574-7356 days only.
Marvin Tillman. tfc 12/2
Partially furnished house on
Hwy. 98. St. Joe Beach. two bedroom.
I bath. Call 227-1535 or 904-668-
3259. tfc 12/2
Large trailer lot. Mexico Beach.
$75 per month. 1-800-659-0641.
tfc 12/2
Unfurnished 2 bedroom. I bath
trailer. I block from beach, back'
deck. Water included. $300 rent.
$150 deposit. Now available. 647-
5327. taking applications.
thru 1/6/94

Nice. clean 2 bedroom. I bath
unfurnished trailer. Located on St.
Joe Beach. NO PETS. Call 647-5361.
tfc 12/2

PINE RIDGE APTS., Rents start-
ing at $225.00 per mo. Affordable
Living for low to middle income fami-
lies. Featuring 1, 2 & 3 bedroom
apts. with cen. h&a. energy saving
appliances, patios & outside storage.
Rental assistance programs available
AND HUD approved. (904) 227-7451.
Equal Housing. tfc 12/23


Liberty Manor Apts., 800 Tap-
per Dr.;.Port St. Joe. Affordable
housing for the elderly and the
handicapped.
Cen. h &a. laundry facilities. en-
ergy efficient const.. handicapped
equipped apts.. available. Stove & re-
frig. furn fully carpeted. I bdrm..
apts.. on-site manager.
Equal Opportunity Housing
Complex. Rent is based on income.
This compleX, is funded by the
Farmers Home Administration and
managed by Advisors Realty.
Call 229-6353 for more informa-
tion_


NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS
I tfc 12/2


.OFFICE SPACE. Call George
Duren at 229-6031 and leave mes-
sage. tfc 12/2
UNFURNISHED
* Large 2 bdrm. house. sto\e & re.-
frig.. cen. h&a. screen porch, car-
port & laundry rm.
* Large 2 bedroom apartment. stove
& refrig.. washer/dryer hook-up.
* New extra Ig. 3 bdrm. house. L 1/2
ba.. Inside laundry rm. ch&a. dish-
washer & stove, fully carpeted. No
pets.
FURNISHED
* Small 2 bdrm. home. auto. heat &
air. washer/dryer hook-up.
* One bedroom apartment. washer/
dryer hook-up.
Call 229-6777 after 7 p.m.
tfc 12/2

Warehouses. small and large.
some with office. suitable for small
business. 229-6200. tfc 12/2

No need for wet carpets. Dry
clean them with HOST. Use rooms
right away. Rent machine. St. Joe
Furniture. 227-1251. thru 12/92


'liie sola & matching sihel rock-
er, coordinate chair. 2 end tables. 2
lamps for $285. Bedroom suite with
triple dresser. mirror. chest of draw-
ers. dbl. bookcase headboard. match-
ing boi, spnngs & mattress. $250. 5-
pc. place setung of china dinnerware
for 12. additional matching pieces.
$175. One set shower doors. $20.
Tires: new 16" 6 ply w-ith new Ford
wheel $40. good 14" tire & wheel for
Chev. $15. Two good 16' 6 ply tires,
both $15. 1312 Manin Ave. 227-
18-18.
Itp 12/23







North Florida Medical Center.
Inc. Is recruiting a Director for the
North Florida Head Start Programs.
Administrative position responsible
for overall supervision at five
county Head Start Programs. Suc-
cessful candidate will have a Bache-
lor's Degree in Education (Master's
Degree is preferred), supervisory
experience in working with chil-
dren's programs.
For more information and an
application, please call (904) 639-
5080. Closing date: Dec. 27, 1993.
Ite 12/23

Six full-time and sLx part-time
people (weekdays and weekends). tery
strong industrial. mechanical skills
required. Tony at 912-432-9316.
3tc 12/9

NEEDED: LPN's and RN charge
nurse. Excellent benefits. Shift diffe-
rential. Apply Bay St. Joseph Care
Center. Monday\ Friday. 8 a.m. 5
p.m. tfc 12/2


Nursing assistant positions avail-
able. Training for certification provid-
ed. CNA positions also available. Ap-
p], in person. Bay St. Joseph Care
Center. tfc 12/2

Rapidly expanding hospital based Home
Health Agency is currenill looking for car-
ing, competent R.N.'S. L.P N.'s& H.H-LA.'sto
serve in the Bay, Gull and Franklin County
areas. Come join us in a pleasant working
atmosphere wilh both competilise pay &
company benefits. Interested applicants
should contact Marquis Home Health al
(90-1) 2-1-6566 for an appL ;-L 2,






CONCRETE CRITTERS, life-size
deer. geese. Gators & Seminoles. bird
baths & more. The Enchanted Cot-
tage. 2 miles north of Wewa on Hwv.
77. 639-2708. lip 12/23
Ho.' Ho. HO Tis the season to get
nd of your broken TVs and stuff, and
clean up for the New Year. Please call
647-31 16. free pickup. 2tc 12/23
Xerox '1020 copier. needs repair.
Make offer. Call 647-5043. leave mes-
sage. 3tc 12/23
Refrigerator-freezer, runs good.
$45. Call after 6:00. 227-7206.
Itp 12/23

Pecans for sale. 505 Third SL
next to Cable TV in Port St. Joe. Call
229-6799. lie 12/23

BAHAMA CRUISE! 5 days/4
nights. Underbookedl Must Sell!
S279/couple. Limited tickets. (407)
767-8100 exL 2269. Mon.-Sat.. 9
a.m. 10 p.m. 4tp 12/16


TRADES andSERIE


Only 3 slots open, childcare for
newborn to school age in my home.
7.30 a.m. I lp m.. Mon.-Fn. Week-
ends by request. 227-1467.
ftc 12/9

Surfside Serenity Group. 1st
itecl Metaihdst Church. 22nd St..
Ivico Beach. Monday 7:30; Friday
- 7:30. All unmes central. 647-8054.
With A Smile Housekeeping
plus indoor and outdoor cleaning.
Carpet shampooing special. windows.
light painting. the works.
, Happy Holidays from Chris
apd Wanda. 229-8230. 4tc 12/2
Port St Joe Lodge No. 1 I
Reg. Stated Communication
Q'%- ist and 3rd Thursda. of each
ontli 300 p.m.. Masonic Hall. 214
Reid Ave.
Donald Scott. W.M.
Fred Nel-rings, Sec.

Good Work Doesn't Cost, It Pays

ST. JOE ,"
q TREE AND
STUMP REMOVAL '
Bush Chipping. Stump Gri.ding
S & Logging
INSURED
Rt. 2 Box 53 Charles Tipton
Port St. Joe, FL 647-3405


St. Joe Rental-All, Inc.
706 First Street
Port St. Joe 227-2112
U'c 12,2


: BOB'S PAINT &
BODY SHOP
29 Continuous Years of
Automotive Body Repair
Rebuild Wrecks Body
& Window Work
Expert Automotive Painting
FREE ESTIALI\TES on Your Bodu I, iok
See or Call BOB HEACOCK


Baltzell Ave. *


ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Port St. Joe Serenity Group
Open Meeung: Sunda\ 4:00 p m.
Tuesday 8:00 p.m.
Thursday. 8:00 p.m.
AL-ANON
S. day 4:00 p.in &
Thurs.. 8:00 p.m.
All meetings at St. James
Episcopal Church, all times eastern


STUTZMAN CONST. CO.
All Types Roofing
30 years experience
Lie. #RB0030039. RC 0038936
"Where Quality Is Higher
Than Price"
229-8631 ac i2/2


CLAYTON CONCRETE
Sidewalk Patios
Driveways
Call .or Free Estimates
904/653-9243



Wauneta's Accounting
& Income Tax

Wauneta Brewer St. Joe Beacn
647-5043



COSTIN INSURANCE AGENCY
Inc.
All Forms of Insurance
322 Reid Ave.. Port St. Joe
Phone 229-8899
tiC 2. '2


C. R. SMITH & SON
Backhoe WOIk, dozer v.'oik root
lake froni-end loader. lot clearing
septic tanks, rain fields,. fill oild
Ri 2. Box AIC Port St Joe
Phone 229-6018


5x10 10x10 10x20
On Site Rentals 6 Days A Week
ASK ABOUT FREE MONTH S RENT
St. Joe Rent-All
First St. 227-2112


Phone 227-7229
tfe.12/2


Hot Tar ROOFING
Shingles ROOFING
Repairs JESSIECONTRACTING
' Re-Roofing Free Estimates

,Lic: #RCOO6 O 04


647-3219
S "The Beaches"
Eddie "Smarter Than Water? tfc 12 2 Lydia


Avon

CATHERINE L. COLLIER
Independent Sales Represerianvie
S AIIllenI mniirlal Way Port St. Joe
(904) 22-6460 u 12,


We Buy, Pawn, Sell or Trade
Guns

Indian Swamp Campground
Hwy. C-387, Howard Creek
U'c 12/2

JOHN F. LAW
LAWYER 1-265-4794
26 Years of Experience
Worker's Compensation
Occupational Diseases,
Injuries and Accidents.
No charge for first conference.
7229 Deer Haven Road. P.C. ": :L

COSTIN'S
Bookkeeping Service
Tax Returns A Specialty
224 Reid Ave.
Port St. Joe
(904) 229-8581
tic 1212

A Gift Shop for
CHILDREN of all Ages
Books Toys etc.
My Very Own Book
528 6th St. Phone 227-1636
Ui- 12 2

T.L.C. Lawn Service
All Types of Yard Work
Mowing. Raking. Trimming,
Weeding, Clean Outs
and Roof Sweeping.
Reasonable Monthly or
Seasonal Rates Available.
Call 229-6435 u. 12,2

Save on Your
AUTO INSURANCE
CALL
Mitchell Williams
747-8970
1-800-239-8977
Callaway/Panama City
U.: 1 2.2


Major Appliance Repair David Kennedy
Owner




BAYSIDE SERVICE CO.
Air Cond.. Refrigeratucri
Ice Machires, Wasinrg ,1,a:hires.
Dishwasher, Etc .. ..
BUTLER BAY RD.
S. PRT ST.JOE, FL3245.6
904-227-1675
tle 12/2


American Legion Bingo Thurs-
day night. 7:00 p.m. Cash prizes.
Earl) bird 5:00 p.m. .Meetings Ist
Monday of each month. 8:00 p.m.
tfc 12/2


STRICKLAND ELECTRIC
All Type Electrical Work
24 Hr. Service
LIC. IER0013168 INSURED
647-8081
ALAN STRICKLAND
if.: 12.2

(904) 229-8161
FAYE'S NAIL SALON
TOTAL NAIL CARE
Cerrfied Nail Technician
1905 Long Avie.. Port St. Joe
Call for Appt.
tfc 12 2

CUSTOM CLEAN
Pressure Washing. Mobile Homes &
Business Root Coahng Mobile
Homes Interior & Exterior Painting.
17 vrs experience. Free estimates
All work guaranteed.
Call 227-2136 Jay
227-1166 Bill "i, 1 '

INSIDE and OUT
Remodeling and Repairs
Small lobs VWelcomed
Courie, 5Ser\ ice
Call An time Free E-timates
(904) 229-8190
tiQ12 2
We Car. Ejia A,.; Trasilr cr Your Cnoice
St. Joe Custom Trailers
L%.: AfI u/ica .,nr Trsiler; R iie
Boat Trailers Farm Implement
and or Lo-Bo, Trailers & Repair
Mobile phone 227-5234 227-3428
506 First St., Port St. Joe tc 12,
.:,vrej m r.a, ge-. r,, ~R ri Sn.nir 2







--- -, -






BARFIELD'S
LAWN & GARDEN


Small Engine Repair

Lawn Mowers s
Weed Eaters .'i
C3 *n Chain Saws n
Generators ,
'\ u Pumps
Tillers
^% Go-Karts
229-2727
A 328 Reid Ave.
Port St. Joe


: VCR IPAIR'CENTER
321 Reid Ave. Port St. Joe
NOW OPEN!!!
Monday Friday 10-5
Camrecorder Repairs
Free Estimates
Phone (904) 227-3660






ELRY B JACK.


Franklin

Building

Supply
Co.


From Foundation to Finish,
For All Your Building Needs

(904) 227-1199

Fax (904) 229-8470

HC- 1 Cessna Drive
Costin Airport

Port St. Joe,. FL .
32456


Phone 227-1782
Cuts, Color. Frosting, Perms
Betty's Beauty Salon
"A Family Salon"
311 Madison St. Belly Heath
Oak Grove Owner/Mgr.
Ic 12'2


St. Joe Rent-All, Inc.

Small Engine Repairs
Factory Warranty Center
I I


I Lawnmowers
Weedeaters L:
,_ Tillers
Chain saws 1
Generators

Engine Sales


706 1st St.-St. Joe
227-2112
L t 12/2 -


LIC 1 RF0051042
FREE ESTIMATES R G 0051008
S. ER 001161.8

,- JOHNNY MIZE PLUMBING
PLUMBING CONTRACTOR NEW CONSTRUCTION REPAIRS
REMODELING RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL
INSTALLATION OF WATERLINES AND SEWER LINES
MINOr; ELECTruCAL .-
PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA; Tc 12, 904/229-6821


Harmon's Heavy Equipment Co.
Specializing In Black Top Soil
BULL DOZERS BACKHOES;- LOADERS
TRACTORS DUMP TRUCKS .
$484924 or 648-5767 if:no answer .. re12/2


^ FOSTER TREE &

LAWN SERVICE
No Job Too Big .r. .
S .'. Or Too Small

P FREE ESTIMATES *
,,,,,, 904/639-5368


PAGE 6B


I


P. TE ST.... PORT-ST._JO.F THSDY.-.


RATES:
SUne ads: $3.50 for first 20 words.
5C for each additional word.
$2.00 for each consecutive
week with no changes. Call
227-1278 to place yours.
DEADLINE:
TUESDAY AT NOON-....
. .'.,.' -.. .'.'.... ....'-'."...'.....'.'...." ."."".".""


.I ---. -- -


THE STAR, PORT: ST. JOE. FL THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1993


Lion


12









THE STAR PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, ISEC. 23, 1993


[otSt Jo Elemntar Schol .


(Bulldog News


Golden Apple Award
If you would like to nominate
your child's teacher .for the
WMBB Channel 13 Golden Apple
Award, please send a letter to:
Golden Apple Award, WMBB, P.O.
Box 1340, Panama City, FL
32420.
STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
Congratulations to our stu-
dents of the weekly
SRicky Pasco, Kyle Kennedy,
Judi Ann Saas, Preston Wigsten,
Joanna Watkins and Connie
Combs.
GOLDEN APPLE AWARD
Christine Williams has been
nominated for the WMBB Chan-
nel 13 Golden Apple Ward. Con-
gratulations Christinel We are
proud of youl
EARLY DISMISSAL
Due to Christmas Holidays
school will be'dismissed at 12:10
on Tuesday, December 21 and at
11:45 on Wednesday. December
22. Students will return to school
on January 10. Happy Holidayst
PARENT MAKE THE DIF-
FERENCE
Ever hear of the self-fulfilling


10" Delta table saw less than 6
months 61d, $300. 229-8795.
tfe 12/16
Roleez for one stand-up jet ski,
new $295, will sell for $200. 227-
2112 or 647-5106. 2tc 12/16
Oak and iron dinette set, $150,;
china cabinet $100, bike $60;.12" col-
or TV $10. 229-8893. 2tp 12/16
3-piece solid oak, sofa and
chairs, $150. Call for ,more informa-
tion if-Interested 229-6249 after 5
p.m. _2tp 12/16
Electrolux' and all other vacu-
ums, repairs and sales, bags, any-
thing for any vacuum and any central
built-in vac's. Callaway Vacuum &
"Sewing Machines, Tyndall Parkway,
near Hwy. 22, Panama City, ,FL
32404. 763-7443 or 1-800-717-7253.,
'- P ,d. thru 9/1/94
17 ft. self-contained travel trailer
with air cond., great for hunter. Call
648-8258. tfe 12/2
Craftsman tools and Die Hard
batteries are available now at West-
ern Auto Store. 219 Reid Ave. 227-
1105. -~ .tfe 12/2
S- 1984 14'x70' mobile hoffie,3
6drm., 2 ba., cen. h&a, front porch
and 8'x25' back room. partially fur-
nished. 639-5101., tfc 12/2
Port St. Joe Western Auto now
honoring entire Panama City West-
ern Auto company store advertised
sale prices. 227-1105, 219 Reid
Ave. tfc 12/2
Western Auto Special. Computer
spin balance 4 tires and tire ration.
$19.95, 227-1105. tfc 12/2

Port St. Joe Western Auto, now
honoring Panama City Western Auto
Co. store advertised tire sale prices.
Computerized WHEEL ALIGNMENT.
Sears Card now at Port St Joe West-
ern Auto. Discover TOO! 227-1105.
tfc 12/2

FREE: Eight lesson Bible study.
Postage and envelope supplied.
Send request to Bible Study, P. .
Box 758, Port St. Joe, FL 32456.
I tr 1I/9.


3 bedroom, 1 bath house, with
carport. 443 Parker Ave., H.V.
$39,000. Call 227-7287. tfc 12/2
S1.4 acres at Simmons Bayou,
partially cleared. Lots of old oak trees,
5 minutes from town, golf course and
beaches. Call 904-229-2708 after 5
p.m. tfe 12/2
Must sell: great; condition 14'x
70' mobile home and lot located in
Wewa, Lands Landing area. Call, 227-
1313. tfc'12/2
2 bedroom, 1 bath house on 1/2
acre lot, 7 miles -north 'of Overstreet.
Call 648-8433. tfc 12/2
1/'2 acre lot with septic tank,
$9,500. Overstreet Road. Owner fi-
nancing, 227-2020, ask for Billy.
tfc 12/2
*' LOTS FOR SALE-On Cemetery
Road, 1, mile off Overstreet Road, 9
miles south of Wewa. Owner financ-
ing. Call 229-6961. tfc 12/2


FOR SALE
Brick home, 4 bedroom, 2
1/2 bath, $155,000.00.
115 Allen Memorial Way.
Call Hilda Duren, 229-6031
and leave message. ,.2

Live where there are lots of high-paying
jobs (to $900.00 weekly). America's best
economy- Mississippi's Gulf coast. Each
casino employs about 2,000 people.
There are now ten casinos and forty-two
planned within the next threeyears. Sev-
enty-six year old owner needs to sell a 3-
Level-A-Frame at less than rebuilding
cost. Finest location near beach, very
quiet street and almost crime-free area.
Near shopping casinos. 601-467-1746.


NAACP Offers Movie


] On Christmas Day


J


prophesy? Use it to develop your
child's self-esteem. Take a minute
to identify the positive behavior
you see from your child. For ex-
ample, when a child does his
homework without nagging, say,
'You are being responsible".
When your child has cleaned his
room, take a minute to say, 'You
are being very helpful." When a
child offers to share a toy, say,
'You are generous person."
When 'children hear these
positive messages repeated over
and over (and when they are
matched with their own behav-
ior). they begin to think of them-
selves as responsible, helpful,
generous people- and to act in
ways that reinforce their image of
themselves.
CHRISTMAS
Christmas is for toys,
And lots of joys.
No not to rake
Time for cake!
Time for cakel
No, no not to rake
For lots of toys
And lots of joys
By: Mary Amerson
4th grade


12'x60' arid 12'x40' mobile home.
Also '88 Ford Ranger and '84 Chrysler
LeBaron, 648-5306. tfc 12/9

Attention Attention Atten-
tion: Lawn service & tractor work, B
& J Enterprise. reasonable rates. Call
827-2805 or 827-2876. 52tp 1/7


The Gulf County Branch
NAACP presents a compelling ed-
ucational and entertaining movie'
entitled The White Girl, rated PG-
13, to be shown Saturday, De-
cember 25, at 6 p.m. ET at the
Washington gym. Tickets are $3
in advance and $4 at the door. ,
The White Girl is a street
name for cocaine. This compel-
ling, entertaining, anti-drug, edu-


Golfers Give


Toys for Tots

In Tourney
The St. Joseph Bay Country,
Club held a special select-shot
golf tournament on Sunday, De-
cember 19, to help benefit needy
children at Christmas. The entry
fee for the tournament was a gift
by each participant to go to needy
children on Christmas. A total of
forty-six, members participated,
and a great time was had by all.
Prizes were awarded to the
first four places in the tourna-
ment, but the real winners are
the: children' that may not have
received a, gift if not for the gene-
rosity of those that donated. 1Mer-
ry Christmas to all from the St.
.Joseph Bay Country Club.

New Writer

for The Star
For your Mexico Beach hap-
penings, The Star now has Marie.
Hiscoch as news co-ordinator for'
your area. If you havelitems of in-
terest call Marie at 648-4165.


Ton Todd

SReall, IN ..

LICENSED REGISTERED REA.L ESTATE BROKER

SALES BEACH RENTALS
CAPE SAN BLAS INDIAN PASS
'MEXICO BEACH\, ST:-JOE-BEACH -....
PORT ST. JOE

NF\W LISTINGS:
MEXICO BEACH -220 Kim Kose, Grand Isle Subd. IMMACULATE! EN-"
ERGY EFFICIENT! EASY MAINTENANCE! 3 bd/2 ba, st6ve, d.w., single
car garage, cen. h/a, w alkng distance to beach. $75,000.

INDIAN PASS
Gulf front lot. 100\967 (2+ acres). Greal view ............... $99,900
Lagoon front house. 4/3 wilh garage 2+ acres. Private .. $150,000
GULI.F PINES SUBDIVISION
Gulf view 2 br/2ba/Great view. Furnished, Corner lot. ....................... $120,000
Gulf front T/H. 2br/2ba w/ioft..Flood ins. Furnished. $719,900
CAPE SAN BLAS
Gulf view home v /10' Gulf front. 2br/2 ba w/loft. Furn. '$85,000
Gulf front lots (2). 60x400. Owner financing. (each) $55,000.,
SIMMONS BAYOU/,TONES HOMESTEAD
3br/l.5ba. 1800sf. on 3/4 acre. Garage' kkip. Catfish pond. ........... $60,000,
3/4 acre building' lot Septic tank already\ installed. .. $10,000
5 acres. Fenced for horses. Off inain road for privacy. $29,900
HIGHLAND VIF\V
Bay front (491') 152' on Butler Bay Rd. Palmhn trees! Comm./Res. .............. Call
Hwy. 98.17 acres (M/L). Investor potential. Comm./Res. Call
3rd St. and 5th Ave. Two lots 150x140 each, ea. $14,250.
PORT ST. TOE
600 Marvin Ave. 3 bd/1 ba, large lot! Reduced. $48,000
517 4th St. 4 BR2BA home PLUS SQ .pts. (2BR/1BA ea). ....... $55,000
WARD RIDGE 128 Barbara Drive NEAT HOME, NICE NEIGHBOR-
HOOD! 4BR/2 BA. on two large lots. Central heat and air, new roof, approx.
2,000 sq. ft. Nicely maintained. lots of potential!! 24x30 workshop .... $69,900.
MEXICO BEACH
2502 Hwy. 98, brick and cypress, 2br/l ba home. SPACIOUS' FLORIDA
ROOM W/BOOKCASES GALORE! Fireplace w/insert, cen. h/a, 1g. storage
rm, single garage, view of water' and short, walk to beach! $83,000.00. Zoned
tourist/commercial..
102 North 36th St. ......LND.ER..C.O.NTRA.CT...................... $98,500,
Corner 10th St. & Hwy. 98, commercial, $80,000
139 Palm St., Reduced ...... ......... ... ... .......... ........ $79,900
720 Fortner Ave., Owner fii.u tcing ..................................... reduced $40,000
Hwy. 386 LARGE STEEL COMMERCIAL BLUIL DING 40'x60' w/14' door.
Zoned for business Has older mobile line 2/il'I un appr6\imnitel. 4 cre-.
R E D U C ED ...................... .............................................. ................. $59,900
ST. IOF BF \CH
BE YOUR OWN BOSS!!! Carpet cleaning BUSINESS FOR SALE. Includes
van, equipment, state of the art upholstery cleaner, plus inventory. OWNER
WILL TRAIN! $28,000.00.
124 Selma St., 3 bd/2 ba., apartment lbd/1 ba, pool. Reduced ............. $97,000
GULFAIRE SUBDIVISION. 314 Beacon Road., Neat, comfortable 3 BR, 2
ba. w/dbl. gar. SUPER-SPACIOUS MASTER BEDROOM SUITE! Cen. h/
a. Pool and tennis privileges. $87,000.
348 SANTA ANNA ST. HANDYMAN'S DELIGHT! Stucco over frame. 3
BR/1 BA. on large lot. House needs repairs. $25,000

WHITE CITY GULF COUNTY FARMS 2.59 acres. $7,900

Tom Todd Realty, Inc.
HC 1 Box 150, Port St. Joe, FL 32456

800-876-2611

904-227-1501


Thomas M.Todd, Broker
Marie M. Todd, Rental Mgr.
Nancy C. Todd, Associate
Nancy A. Mock, Associate


Brenda J. Lynn, Associate
Margaret Fletcher, Associate
Craig Todd, Associate


national movie stars Troy,Beyer
(who acted in Dynasty), who por-
trays Kim, a middle-class black'
college student at state university
who seems to have everything go-
ing for her.
However, she is vulnerable to
drug addiction because of family
pressure placed on her to suc-
ceed among whites. As a .result,
she suffers form cocaine addic-
tion and racial anxiety.
After meeting pre-med stu-
dent Bob Mann (Taimak), Kim
seems willing to change her ways,
but the attempt is short-lived.
Vanessa (Teresa Farley), her
new roommate, shows her the
way back to self-hatred and self-
abuse. It- is not until Kim has hit
rock-bottom that she realizes her
very life hangs in the balance.
This movie is. a message of
positive growth that always hits
home for students, parents, and
the entire" community. Everyone
is encouraged to attend.


Gu- iff OF BAY CO.,
SINC.'


820 Highway 98 Mexico Beach

648-5716
NEW LISTINGS:
Gulf Co. Farms, 29 + 30, 10 acres, Septic, Well and power pole.
Off Hwy. 71-south of Wewa. $27,500.00
Sunshine Acres, Lot 6 + 7, 1.72 acres. Septic and power pole.
On Hwy. 386. $35,000.00


Mexico Beach, 78 First St., very nice 2 bedroom/1 bath home
with large screened porch and fireplace. 99.9' x 280' lot.
$75,000.00
Sunshine Farms, Recently remodeled 3 bedroom/2 bath dou-
ble-wide on 5 acres. Storage building. Near Overstreet.
$39,500.00

Happy Holidays to you and yours

at this blessed time of the year!


Mexico


Beach,


Harmon Realty, Inc.

BARBARA HARMON, Broker Barbara Mannion, Sales Associate, 647-5004


Peace On Earth
Here's wishing you all the very best holiday
season ever.

NEW LISTINGS-
AMERICUS AVENUE, ST. JOE BEACH- 70' x 100' lot in first
bl ck to the beach! Beautiful shade trees! 'view of the
gulf $17.500.00. Yon's addition to Beacon Hill, BIk 11,
Slot 10.
AMERICUS AVENUE, ST. JOE BEACH- Large, irregular-shaped
lot In first block to the beach! Nice shade trees! Good
,i. or tre gulf! $17,500:00
142 PINE STREET ST. JOE BEACH- Charming three bedroom,
one bath home on beautiful 'corner lot with lots of
shade trees-just 1 block to the beach!. Sunken living
room With lovely free-standing fireplace and ceramic
tile flooring. Bright airy lichen with appliances includ-
ed: refrigerator,, eledric range, dishwasher, micro-.,
wave, waoher and dryer. Nice large secluded patio
area in dock ','.-rol Detached o:,re car garage with lots
Sof Aor0ag space Central HeatAC Ir, E.cellent condi- ,
Ic"r, 'er ;r' r iciel, ecc'raie 'n Ekcellernt teach home or
r.ce iorter honme-,' Only $66,00.00.
ROBIN LANE- 117 x 112.4' lot on paved street in nice resi-
derrtial neigrhoornood. Unit 17, Block 3, .Lot 7.
$13,000.00. ,



HOMES Mexico Beach
206'HWY. 98 Mexico Beach. Tr,,: 3 bdrm., 2 ba. single fdrmily,
". home ha a. ire rigr. reortures, locatedd on"50'xI50' lot
acrc,; frc'nrr, DEDICATED BEACH wir. ur':'tE;iT:ED GULF
vlWI l..,n, rc.rr, ho, ceiling fan & great .,e, or tihe GulfI
Lqg creenrea po.rcr. on front! Lg. kit. & dining area. Beautiful
aoil a:,od coc.neiz ..*,/Ig pantry. Bdrms. have ceiling fans,
.er,, ni.el, c..sr.inoied wallpaper. Vertical blinds through-
out houue 2. .35 aouble car garage w/storage room. Cir-
cle car driveways in front of house w/back fenced yard! Ex-
cell. cond! $125,000.00.
Sandollar #4.- Three bedroom, one bath cottage with
;crieerne.: p.rch overlooking the Gulf., Completely. fur-
ri.hea ard equlppped for summer rental. 95' waterfront
I,,t $ 120 000 00.
245 Nan Nook -' Grand Isle Sub. Lovely NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath
stucco & frame home on beautiful shaded secluded.
75'x 11.5' lot, Lg. liv. rm has cath. ceiling w/double ceiling
fansw/lights, sliding glass doors lead to front sun deck! Kitch-
en ha fticrpl i g.
pantryiDENr 1i 1 Q L ,4 rr1f fan w/
light & lighted walk-in closet.. Master bath has nice vanity
area & linen closet. Other bdrms. have ceiling fans w/lights
& lighted closets. 2nd bdrm. has back door which leads to
private suni deck!' Single car garage' /auto. garage dr.
SBeautiful berber carpet' thruout. Cen. h&a. Much more!
Must see this one. $79,000.00.
Sunklst Townhome #1, 109 A. 41st Street, Mexico Beach:
BEACHSIDE!! One bedroom one bath townhome com-
pletely furnished only steps to the beach! End unit has
fenced private back and side yard area. Nice deck
area in back as well. Very nicely decorated and fur-
S nished. Never been rented. Living, dining, and kitchen,
great room has cathedral ceiling. Kitchen has large bar.
Metal storage building outside! Must see this one!
$52,500.00.
106 N. 19th Street: 3 drom, 2 th stucco h in nice loca-
tion only I bIcUNDI 6e)ONTRAb&T) x 100' lot. Liv-
ing room and dining area. Kitchen has bar. Cental Heat/AC.
Covered front porch. Only 4 $68, .00. 6, 000.-00 REDUCED
TO $50,000.00. Call for more details.
602 Fortner. Avenue.- Stucco DUPLEX only 1/2 block to the
BEACH! 2 Two bedroom, one bath units. Completely fur-
nished. On 50'x150' lot. Separate entrance to each unit.
Excellent rentals..Presently rented. $53,500.00.
13th Street Two bedroom, one bath stilt home 1/2 block to
theBeachI Needs some TLC. Large deck on front and
side, Partial view of the Gulf! Owner will finance.
$55,000.00,
314 Halley Drive Three bedroom, two bath townhomes in
nice residential area. Vaulted ceiling in living, dining,
and kitchen areas. Large bar in kitchen. All appliances
included. $48,500.00 to $49,900.00.
64 Magnolia Ave.: This uniquely designed 2.story home has
many features to consider. Only 1/2 block to the beachil
3 bedrooms, 2 full baths. (1 upstairs, 1 downstairs). Liv.
rm. has ceiling fan, track lighting, & sliding doors 'which
lead to large covered deck w/view of the gulf. Also side
sun deck off kitchen w/bar and flourescent lighting.
Completely fenced yard makes nice private outdoor liv-
ing. Lots of shade trees 85000.00. Reduced to
$79,500.00. Also additional adjacent lot for $25,000.00.
710 Fortner Ave., Mexico Beach: 3 bedroom, two bath mobile
home on nice 50' x 150' lot close to the beach! Large
kitchen with dining area. Appliances include refrigera-
tor, range, and washer. Garden tub In large bathroom.
Large screened porch on front. Single car garage. Metal
storage building. Ceiling fans in both bedrooms. Central
gas heat and electric ac. In Mint condition. Only 1 block
to the BEACH!
200 6th Street Three bedroom, two bath double. wide mobile
home. On large 105'xl 12.5' corner lot. Fastened to home
foundation. Only 2 blocks to the Beach! S45,500.00

ST. JOE BEACH
5612 Hwy. 98 (Corner of Selma) St. Joe Beach: Relax and en-
joy the view from the screened porch that overlooks the
Gulf! UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW. DEDICATED BEACH! This two
bedroom, one bath block home has stood the test of
time. Large kitchen with dining area. Living room has
good view of Gulf! On 74' x 90' corner lot. Single carport!
In good condition!.A good buy at S79,900.00. $72,000.00.
354 Desoto St.: Large four bedroom, two both brick home on two
Ig. corner lots with beautiful shade trees. Formal liv. rm. and
dining rm. Lg. family rm. w/ceiling fan and built-in entertain-
ment center. Master bdrm. with ceramic tile bath. cen.
heat and air. Lg. utility rm. w/washer & dryer hook-ups, Front
covered porch! Needs some work! Within walking distance
to beach! $72,500.00.


Ann Six, Sales Associate, 229-6392


648-5767

235 Santa Anna;2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath brick home.on 2 large
lots. Living anc dr.i-ng, great roorr, w/cahertIal ceilings
and brick wall tirepioce rtcnen hai oal ,ood catirnels
Master bedroom has 1/2 oath and lull walk-in cioset
Screened porch, Ig. storage shed. Separate area set-up
f.:.r mobile home hook-up w/septic, water, and power.
OrIv horil alk to Beach' $69.000.00.
Corner Canal Sheel & Alabama: ,.e 5k) beaoioa, two bath
'two story home on 2 large corereI lot Separate ac/heal
',,iem for up:'lair: ard do>nstoas could be made iado
dupile Bilock cor Iructror, $65,000.00.
335 Cortez St.: Tv.c, bedroom are bair. 12 o 00 mobile home
or, large 75 150 lot Gooa condition Very clear, Nice
10 % 10 sun deck on Irontn Wll make nice largerr home or
,acoaon rerreat' $27,500.00.
241 Columbus SIt.: Nice tv.o oeoorr. one bath 12 6.0 rro-
bile hrome on ioiel., wooded lot Beaulilul srade trees.
Large 19 k 10 front screened porch Co,eried sngle car
carrort 75 4 150 lot Nice rneghibo'hood Oni, :'eps fo
the beach $28,900 00. '
OVERSTREET:,
406 N. Canal Dr., Lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bath stucco home on the
Intrtac:ta'ol v.water.a', Beautluil It with 100' on. the Intra-
S: o,:,laappro, i acre L. rrr.n hao, cathedral ceiling w/
ceiling fan. Lg. sliding glao .or lead: to patr.o & o. ertook: the
nrtr.3coa: ial W'oler..a, rela.& s....aich Irie snips go Dou, Ki has all :.c.'d ca irnets nice cor .*,,'sp':r igrhi. appliance: in-r
elude retrig range dihv.aoher. ce macr.ir.e Maile- t. rT
hca Ig cil,5iel .v' ifold mrr,or dc, r: o acuz i lub in otorn iv.,/
... .,kn o. :c r, electrc ri-al/ac (nea pup). .alelile
S '-"d'ish $95,000.00. '
LOTS ON MEXICO BEACH
Residential Zoned for Homes Only
New Mexico Drive i5 i00A15I, 33 l.-rs tle.ico Beach Un;i 14,
Blk B. l.. 0 11 i3. i5. i7 $6,000.oo Each.
New Mexico Drive 100 158 33 .lot uLint 14, Blk A, Lot 8. Re-
duced $5,000.00.
Texas Drive 100'x108' l:l ur..t 14, BIk-:. Lot. o ai. -00u Own-
er *.'iii f.nance REDUCED TO $6,30.0Q. $4,900.00.
Arizona Drive: (2) 100'xT08' lots. Unit 14; BIk D. Lots 2, 4.
,$7.000 00 eocr.
7th Sreet: (2, 100,7108 33 lots. Unit 14, BIk'D, Lots 1. 3.
$7,000.00 each,
corner of New Mexico Drive & Maryland Blvd.: 100' x 158.33'.
lot Ui i14, Bk B., Lot 1. Nice corner lo- ,,/haode trees.
$12,000.00.
Arizona Drive (5) 100'x108' lots. Unit 14, Blk D, Lots 6. 8, 10, 12,
14. Owner financing. Reduced to $5,500.00 each.
Colorado Drive: 100' x,158.33' lots. Unit 14., Bk C, Lots 15, 17,
19. $7,500.00 each:,
Texas Drive (2) 100'x00' lots. Unit 14, BIk G. Lots 9, 10.
$8,000.00 each.
7th Street 100'x108' lot. On paved street. Walking distance to
the Beach. Unit 1.4, Blk D. Lot 15. $10,000.00.
Wysong Avenue: 109' x:100' nice shaded lot on paved street
in nice subdivision. Underground'utilities. Unit 17, Blk 1,
Lot 6. $12,000.00.,
Palm Street: (2) 75"'x 100' lots only 1 block to the Beach. Nice
shade trees, in residential area. $13,000 each. Unit 11,
BIk. 6, Lots 11. 13.
Magnolia Ave.: 75'x102' lot only 1/2 block to the gulf! Good
gulf view. Unit 11 Blk 8. Lot 7. $25,000.00.
Corner Oak Avenue & Palm Street 1 1/2 lots, large size ir-
regular shaped. ONLY 1/2 block to the Beach! Owner will
finance. Unit 11, BIk 8, E 1/2 of Lot 16, All of lot 18.
$29,800.00.
Lots-Wysong Avenue: Two (2) large lots on paved street in
nice residential neighborhood w/underground utilities.
Cleared, filled, beautiful shade trees! $30,000.00
California Drive: 100' x 108.33' lot w/lg. septic tank. Nice
neighborhood. $12,000.00. Mexico Beach Unit 14, Blk E,
Lot 12. -'
Corner Texas Dr. and Hwy. 386-A: Two large corner lots with nice
shade trees. Nice neighborhood. $20,000.00. Mexico Beach
Unit 14, Blk F, Lots 24, 26.
LOTS ZONED FOR MOBILE HOMES
Maryland Blvd. 75'xi00' lot. Unit 12A, BIk C. Lot 4. $13,000.00.
41st Street 75' x 90' beachside lot. Unit 7, BIk 9, lot 12. $40,000
.GULFAIRE
Gulfaire Drive, Phase 1: 65' x 112' home lot. Gulf view! Bllk B, lot
12. 44g-,0. Reduced to $30,000.00.
Gulfalre Drive, Gulfaire Subdivision 70'xl 15' home lot. BIk G,
Lot 2. Good view of the Gulf. $35,000.00.
WATERFRONT
Hwy. 98 ST. JOSEPH SHORES. '120'x397' waterfront lot.
$120,000.00. Possible owner financing.
COMMERCIAL LOTS
15th' Street Beautiful 78' x 113.88' lot. commercially zoned In
good location. $12,000.00.
OVERSTREET
Canal Drive: This lovely three bedroom, two bath brick home
is located on the Intercoastal Waterway, with 135' front-
age. Dock on the canal! Approximately 2 acres com-
pletely cleared and grassed. Lg. living room w/cathedral
ceiling, separate dining room. Kitchen has circular bar,
abundance of coal=W Ed ffunter space. Appliances
include range and Q. rlamgerator. Master bedroom
has walk-in closet, and bath w/garden tub. Lg. screened
porch on back overlooks canal and front enclosed
porch. 4 car carport. 14' satellite dish, 12' x 24' utility
building. Must see this one!! Good location, excellent
condition! $85,000.00.
229 Forest Ave., : 3 bedroom. 2 bath double wide mobile
home on 1 1/8 acres. Very well kept & maintained, in
mint cond. Living room h s cathedralceiling,.w/ceiling
fan. Kit r and
counter jNQM'fbb6 NT walk-
in closet, and garden tub in both. Property is completely
cleared. Small fish pond, Fruit trees, nice garden spot,
Large covered porch on front. s42,900. Reduced to
$42,900.00. $39,900.00.
263 Forest Ave., Overstreet: Two bedroom, 1 bath mobile
home on 1.12 acres. Cen. gas heat/elec. a/c. Applianc-
es include refrig., range. 12'x16' storage building. 50'x100'
stocked pond. Utility area w/washer & dryer hook-ups.
Excellent starter home. $26,900.00.Reduced to
$23,900.00.


.9. Merry Christmas e& A happy New year


CORNER OF 14TH STREET & HIGHWAY 98
MEXICO BEACH.. .
^--^^-^^ ---- g- --- *^ ^-^ -- *


irlatzrl Im


- .- -- -~


Ir~n~nsa


I


PAGE 7B


ts


Z,













PAGE SB THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1993



I Public Notices \


NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT ORDINANCE
The Gulf County Board of County Commis-
sioners proposes to adopt an ordinance establish-
ing a licensing program to regulate contractors in
Gulf County. Flordaas required by Florida law
which will Include the creation of a Construction
Industry UIcensing Board, provision for the regis-
tration and examination of contractors, the title of
said Ordinance being as follows:
AN ORDINANCE SETTING UP A UCENS-
ING PROGRAM TO REGULATE CONTRAC-
TORS IN GULF COUNTY; PROVIDING FOR
DEFINITIONS OF VARIOUS KINDS OF
CONTRACTORS, REGISTRATION, BOARD.
AND RELATED DEFINITIONS; CREATING
THE GULF COUNTY CONSTRUCTION IN-
DUSIRY LICENSING BOARD OF ADJUST-
MENT AND APPEALS AS PROVIDED BY
THE STANDARD BUILDING CODE, AND
PROVIDING FOR THE POWERS. DUTIES,
AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF SAID
BOARD; PRESCRIBING QUALIFICATIONS
AND MAKING PROVISIONS FOR THE
REGISTRATION AND EXAMINATION OF
QONIRACTORS: PROVIDING FOR THE
:RENEWAL THEREOF AND MAKING CER-
TAIN EXCEPTIONS AND EXEMPTIONS
FROM SAID PROVISIONS; PROVIDING
FOR THE PAYMENT AND COLLECTION
OF FEES IN CONNECTION THEREWITH
AND MAKING PROVISION FOR THE USE
AND DISPOSITION THEREOF; MAKING
CERTAIN ACTS UNLAWFUL AND PRE-
SCRIBING FOR SEVERABIUTY, REPEAL
OF CONFLICTING ORDINANCES. AND EF-
FECTIVE DATE. .
Notice is hereby given of the intent to adopt
this ordinance at a meeting of the Gulf County
Commission at the County Commission Meeting
Room of the Gulf County. Courthouse complex.-
1000 Fifth Street, Port St. Joe, Florida, on Decem-
ber 28. 1993, at 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time
and to have a first discussion of the ordinance at
Its regular meeting on December 14, 1993 begin-
"ning at 6:00 p.m. EF.ST.
All interested parties are invitedto present
their comments at the public hearing at the time-
and place set out above.
Warren J. Yeagr, Jr. -
Board of County Commissioners
GulfCourity. Florida
BefirjlAster
Clerk of Circuit Court
Gulf County, Florida
Publish Dec. 9 and 23, 1993 -

NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT ORDINANCE
The Gulf County Board of County Commis.
sloners proposes to adopt an ordinance providing
for construction permits and inspection lees to in.
clude such fees for the Inspection and permitting
of recreational vehicle power poles and gas water
heaters and further to provide for the installation
of smoke detectors in structures or mobile homes.
the title of said Ordinance being as follows-
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING FEES
FOR CONSTRUCTION PERMITS: INSPEC-
TION FEES FOR CHECKING PLANS, AIR
CONDITIONING. HEATING. ELECTRICAL,
PLUMBING AND GAS SYSTEMS, INSPEC-
TION FEES FOR MOBILE HOMES. MODU
LAR AND RECREATIONAL STRUCTURES.
HOMES. WHETHER PERMANENT OR
TEMPORARY. PERMIT FEE FOR MOVING
BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES:
PERMIT FEE FOR DOCKS. SEAWALLS.
BOARDWALKS AND DETACHED DECKS
ON ST. JOSEPH BAY; PERMIT FEE FOR
ROOFING PERMITS: ESTABLISHING A
REINSPECTION FEE; ESTABLISHING A
REQUIREMENT FOR SMOKE DETEC
TORS IN STRUCTURES WHICH ARE OR
ARE NOT OCCUPIED. PROVIDING PENAL-
TIES FOR NOT FIRST OBTAINING PER-
MITS AND PAYING FEES; REPEALING
ORDINANCE NUMBER 91-01, SEVERA-
BILITY CLAUSE. REPEALER CLAUSE;:
AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
Notice Is hereby given of the intent to adopt
this ordinance at a meeting of the Gulf County
Commission at the County Commission Meeting
Room of the Gulf County Counrthouse complex,
1000 Fifth Street. Port SL Joe. Florida, on Decem-
ber 28. 1993. at 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time
and to have a first discussion of the ordinance at
Its regular meeting on December 14. 1993 begin
ning at 6 00 p m. EST.
All interested parties are invited to present
their comments at the public hearing at the time
and place set out above.
Warren J. Yeager. Jr.
Board of County Commissioners
Gulf County, Florida
Benny Uster
Clerk of Circut Court
Gulf County. Florida ,
Publish Dec. 9 and 23. 1993 .


NOTICE OF INTENT
Pursuant to Section 121.055111. Florida Statutes.
the Gulf County Board of County Commissioners
Intends to designate the position of Adminlstrator
as Senior Management Service Class under the
Flonrida retirement System, effective January 1,
4 4994 ii',.
Publish ec.23 and 30. 1993

NOTICE OF INTENT
Pursuant to Secton 121.0551II. Florida Statutes.
1993. the Gulf County Clerk of Circuit Court In-
tends to designate the position of Chlef Deputy
Clerk as Senior Marnagement Service Class under
the Florida Retirement System. eiTective January
1. 1994
/as/ Benny C. Ulster
Clerk of Circuit Court
Gulf County. Florida
Publish Dec 23 and 30. 1993

INVITATION TO BID
BID I 94-03
Notice Is hereby given that the City of Port
SL Joe. will receive sealed bids at the office of the
City Clerk, City of Port SL Joe. Florida until 2:00
p.m Thursday. January 13, 1994 for the design.
fabrication and installation of one 1 I radial Stack-
er Belt Conseyor and one III Inclined Screw Con-
veyor along with all required supports necessary to
attach the conveyors to the existing steel platform.
All Work will be located In Gulf County on
the site of the City of Port SL Joe's wastewater
Treamernt Plant.
A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held
at I 30 p.m. Tuesday. January 4. 1994. for all
prospective bidders The meeting will be held
promptly at 1-30 p m at the City Hall fire Station
Meeting Room. 305 Fifth Street. Port SL Joe. Flori-
da The site will be visited during the conference A
site visit certification form will be completed by all
prospective bidders at the conclusion of the confer-
ence. This completed form must be included m the
Bid Proposal Document
The Proposal Document shall Include a Bid
Bond/Secunty in an amount not less than five
percent 15%1 of the bid amount in the form of a bid
bond or certified check Succesaful bidder hall
also be required to furnish a separate Performance
Bond and Payment Bond In the amount of one
hundred percent I 100%) of the bid amount.
Upon review of the Bid Proposal Documents.
the City will determine whether or not to award
the projecL if awarded. the project will be awarded
to the responsive bidder with the best combination
of cost proposals and performance history By ac-
cepurng the invitation to Bid. the bidder accepts
the sole judgment of the City. as Ow-ner. in deter-
minirng the best overall Proposal
Plans. specifications and other contract doc- .
uments are on file and ma. be examined al either-
the office of the Ciy Clerk. Port SL Joe. Florida. or
at the office of Alvarez. Lehman & Associates. Inc..
244- N E 1st Blvd Suite 500 GaLmes.ille Flon-
da. 32609
Copies of the plans and specifications may
be obtained by contacnrig Alvarez. Lehman & As-
"sabbtes Inc. at the above address. Charges for the
plans and specifications are thirty-fivye dollars
IS35.001 and not subject to refund All requests for
plans and specifications must be accompanied by
a check or money order Inr. the full amount of the
purchase, made payable to the City of Port St Joe.
/s/ Jim Maloy.
City Auditor-Clerk
Cilt of Fort St Joe "
Publish December 23 1993. :

INVITATION TO BID
BID B4-04
Notice .1s hereby given that the City of Port
iSL Joe; will receive sealed bids 'atthe office of the
City Clerk, City of Port SL Joe. Florida until 2:00
p.m., Thursday, January 13. 1994 for the con-
struction of a new Dewatered Sludge Storage Facil-
ity. Then all bids will be publicly opened, read
aloud and recorded.
All Work will be located in Gulf County on
-Jhe site of the City of Port SLt. Joe's-Wastewater
Tream-ienit Plant. This project consists of the con.
structon of a new 60' x 125 concrete Dewatered .
Sludge Storage Facility, struccural steel platform
for future conveyor'system and 105' of storm drair,
piping.
A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held
at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Janualy 4, 1994. for all
Prospective bidders. .The meeting will be held
promptly at 10:30 am. at the City Hall Fire Sta-
tion Meeting Room, 305 Fifth Street. Port SLt. Joe,
Florida. The site will be visited during the confer-
ence. A site visit certification form will be complet-
ed by all prospective bidders at the .conclusion of
the conference. This completed form must be in-
cluded In the Bid Proposal Document. -,
The Proposal Document shall include a Bid
Bond/Security' in ,an amount not less 'than five
percent (50%) of the bid amount in the form of a bid
bond or certified check. Successful bidder shall
zlso be required to furnish a separate Performance,'
Bond arid Payment Bond In the amount of one.
hundred percent 11004t1 of the bid amount
i vlew of the Bid PF pV.i nfc.-uments,
the City will determirc heather or not to award
the project If awarded, the project will be awarded
to the responsivebidder with the best combination
of cost proposals and performance history, By ac-
cepting the invitation to Bid, the bidder accepts
the sole judgment of '-he Cuy as O-nrcr _in deter.


mining the best overall Proposal.
Plans, specifications and other contract doc-
uments are on file and may be examined at either
the office of the City Clerk, Port St. Joe, Florida. or
at the office of Alvarez, Lehman & Associates, Inc.,
2444 N.E. 1st Blvd.. Suite 500. Gainesville, Flori-
da. 32609.'
Copies of the plans and specifications may
be obtained by contacting Alvarez,, Lehman & As-
sociates, Inc. at the above address. Charges for the
Plans and specifications are seventy-five dollars
($75.00) and not subject to refund. All requests for
plans and specifications must be accompanied by
-.a check or money order in the full amount of the
purchase, made payable to the City of Port St Joe.
/s/Jim Maloy,
City Auditor-Clerk
City of Port St. Joe
Publish December 23. 1993

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GULF COUNTY,
FLORIDA
FILE NUMBER 93-71
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
LOLA P. COSTING.
Deceased.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
The administration of the estate of LOLA P.
,COST1N. deceased. File Number 93 71. is pending
In the Circuit Court for Gull Counrt. Florida. Pro
Ibate Dilslon. the address of which Is Gulf County
Courthouse. 1000 Fifth Street. Port St Joe. Flon
da 32456 The names and addresses of the person
'al represenLative and the personal representai.es
attorney are set forth below.
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTI-
FIED THAT:
All persons on whom this notice is served
who have objections that challenge the validit) o
Sthe will. the qualficatiors of the personal repre.
senr.tave. venue, or jurisdiction of this Court are
required to file their objections with this Court
WrTHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
- SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM
All creditors of the decedent and other per-
sor.s having claims or demands against decedent s
estate on whom a copy of this notce is served
within three months after the date of the first pub-
lication of this notice must file their claims with
this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB-
LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AF
TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM
All other creditors of the decedent and per-
son having claims or demands against the dece-
dent's estate must file their claims with this court
WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJEC-
TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
The date of the first publication of this Notice
is December 2. 1993
Personal Representau.e
Ashley Marion Costin
706 Monument Avenue


NEW LISTINGS:
Mexico Beach Beachside Preferred Area
Investors. Two townhomes now available. 11
37th (Spindrift) and 104B South 37th (Surf
nished, excellent rentals. Each $59,900.
Overstreet area Pleasant Rest Cemetery Rc
1 ba. approx. 1080 sq. ft., home sold w/refri,
Situated on 1/2 corner lot. Only 5 years old.


MEXICO BEACH
210 Virginia Dr., 14'x67P0' mobile home, 2 bdrm., 1 bc
lot. furnished, $45,000. "
120 Pine SI: Beautiful, well kept 2 Bedroom, 2 1/2 both hc
tile in baths, screened FlorIda room. A must see. 91,500
Corner of 29th and Hwy. 98. Nice 4 bdrm. 2 1/2 ba.. f
side of duplex, Deach side of highway good condition.
at $86.500
- 306 Fortner Ave. Investors special. Duplex. downstairs uni
I ba. Upstairs Is 2 bd, 1 5 bath. Fully furnished priced to s
Excellent rental property.
54 First St. Lovely stucco home ch/a. master BR. great i
BA, laundry hook-ups and deck upstairs. Downstairs fin
with Ig. both Great possibilities. Garage. Only 5 years Li
lot, storage shed, back yard chain link fenced $85.000.
309 Hatley Drive, A Di _h.
per/tile floors. Call f(ll ,F t & I
Hwy. 98 & 20th St.: Was $85.000. NOW $70,000. Good loca
vestment. 4 bd.. 3 baths, porches
312 Halley Drive -first time home buyer. 3 bd., 1 ba.
Good neighborhood Front & rear deck, assumab
S45,000.

720 Fortner Ave. 3 bd, 1 1/2 ba, mobile home. util. rm,
garage w//workshop. partially fenced, possible owner
:.ducea from $58.000 to $55.000.


CAPE SAN BIAS
Cape San Bias: 100' on beachfront (1.66 acres), was i
$115,000.

'BEACON HILL
7312 Hwy. 98 Beacon Hill. Across from Gulf. Beach ho
- tential. needs work. Approx. 1500 sq. ft.. 3 bdrm. 2
porch, owner financing. $69,900.
3rd St. & 5th Ave.: 2 bd., 1 1/2 ba. mobile home, coth
sold furnished, screened: porch, washer/dryer hook-
Conaitlon. Priced to, sell at $32,500.-
310 2nd Ave.:Duplex, I bd. 1 ba. each side, furnished. S


BEACHFRONT
.Dolphin Run #7 Complerely furnished townhome. tast,
ed. Sit on deck, and enjoy beautiful view of gulf, S 110,0
GulfAire Townhome #9709 Waterfront, nicely furnish
pool & tennis court privileges $96,500.
Gulfaire Townhome #9803: Unfurnished 2 bd., 2 1/2 ba. i
Primary use has been used mainly weekends by family.
program. $96,000. .
GulfAire Townhome #9821 Beautiful 2 bd., 2 1/2 ba.
$98,000 furnished.
S BEACH SIDE '
South 39th St.: Nice 1 bd., 1 ba. townhome, furnished.
Excellent rental record,S$54,Q00.-
Corner of 31st St. -Duplex each side of duplex has I bc
ly furnished. Good rental history, $85,000.
101-A Miramar Dr. 2 bd., 1 1/2 ba. townhome; fumis
pet, Ig. landscaped comer yard with sprinkler system
Waterview from 2nd floor. Convenient location near-mi
& Canal Parkway. $69,900.
37th St. Gulf White Sands #1 Completely furn., 2 bd
home, close to Gulf. $63,000.
37th St. Gulf White Sands #3 Completely furn., 2 bd
rentals, completely furnished, just steps to.pier & gulf. $6
37th St. Gulf White Sands #2 Completely furn., 2 bd
rentals, completely furnished, just steps to pier & gulf, $6
37th St. The 3-C's Ju]llt tE FClJT lRCT bd.
furnished. Good rental isto,'8o2u-- r
117 40th St. Apt. #2 2 bd., 1 ba., furnished, close
duced to $37,000. Make offer.
GULF AIRE

Lots 32 and 33, BIk. C, Gulfaire, Phase II. Sewer tap paid; d
lowed. 444,0 Q. Reduced to $16,500 for a limited period
will sell BOTH LOTS together at a reduced price. Make offer.
109 Gulf Aire Dr. Enjoy beautiful sunset from your wrap-c
bdrm., 3 bath, 2 story cedar home. Downstairs ideal for
tives or fantastic rec room. Many amenities and this
$189,500.
400-C GulfAire Dr. Easy walk to beach. Tennis court &
facilities. Lovely home in triplex, 3 bd., 3 ba., stone f.p.,
er amenities. Ideal for yr. round living or vacation home


Port St. Joe, Florida 32456
Attorney for Personal Representative:
CHARLES A. COSTIN
413 Williams Avenue
Post Oflce Box 98
Port St. Joe. Florida 32456
Telephone: 904/227-1159
Florida Bar No,.: 699070
Publish: December 2, 9, 16, and 23, 1993.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GULF COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NUMBER 92-1,18
IN RE: ESTATE OF
ALMAJANSEN
Deceased.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
The administration of the estate of ALMA
JANSEN, deceased, File Number 92-118, Is pend-
ing In the Circuit Court for Gulf County. Florida.
Probate Division, the address' of which Is Gulf
County Courthouse, 1000 Fifth Street, Port St.
Joe, Florida 32456. The names and addresses of
the personal representative and the personal rep-
resentative's attorney are set forth below. "
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTP
FIELD THAT:
All persons on whom this notice Is served
who have objections that challenge the validity oi
the will, the qualifications of the personal repre.-
sentative, venue, or jurisdiction of this Court are'
required to file their objections with this Courrt
WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS,
NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM
All creditors of the decedent and other per.
sons having claims or demands against decedent's
estate on whom a copy of this notce is served
within three months after the date of the first pub.
location of this notice must file their claims with
this Court WrTHIN THE LATER OF T41REE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST "PUB-
ICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AF-
TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM
All other creditors or the decedent and per.
son having claims or demands against the dece-
dent's estate must file their claims with this court
WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF'
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJEC-
TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
The date of the first publication of this Notice
Is December 2. 1993.
Personal Representative-
ROBERT L JANSEN.
Route 3, Box 134
Port St. Joe, Florida 34256
Attorney for Personal Representative:
Charles A. Cosiln
Post Office Box 98
Port St. Joe, Florida 32456
Telephone: 904/227-1159
Florida Bar No.: 699070
Publish: Dec 2, 9, 16 and 23. 1993

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT., FOURTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR
GULF COUNTY
Case Number 93-76


4


- OwnersO
08 D South

vieww, fur-

d. 2 bdrm.,
g. & stove.




a., on 75'x15'

ome. Ceramic

fully furn. One
. Priced to sell

t has 2 bdrm.,
ell at $67,500.

im.. kitchen, 1
wished as den,
large 99' x 280

garage, car-

tion. Rental In-.

excel. cond.


IN RE: The Estate of
JOSEPH T. LAND.
Deceased.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
THE ADMINISTRATION of the
SEPH T. LAND, deceased, File Num
pending in the Circuit Court for Gulf
ida. Probate Division, the address of
County Courthouse, 1000 Fifth St
Joe, Florida. 32456. The name and a
Co-Personal Representatives and their
set fo:th below..
All interested persons are rc
WITHINTHREE (3) MONTHS FROM 1
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N
claims against the estate and (2) any
an Interested person on whom notice
that challenges the validity of the Wl
cations of the Personal Representat
lunsdiction of the Court.
ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND
NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER B
DATE of the first publication o
of Admninistration Is December 16. 19I
Co-Personal Representative:
N. 0 GOLDMAN
1206 Forrune Ave
Parama City. Florida 32401
Co-Personal Representative:
JOHN G DAVIS
124 Greenwood Dr
Americus. GA 31709
Attorney for Co-Personal Represeni
WILLIAM J RISH
RISH & GIBSON. P.A
-303 4th Street P.O. Box 39
Port St. Joe. FL 32456
19041229-8211
FL Bar No. 0066806
Publish: December 16. 23. 1993


NOTICE TO RECEIVE SEALED BIDS
BID NO. 9394-05
The Board of County Commissioners of Gulf
County. Florida. will receive sealed bids from any
person, company, or corporation interested In sell-
ing the County the following described personal
property:
1-25' X 40' Pre-Engineered addition to
the White City Fire Department build-
ing located in White City. Florida
Specifications can be obtained at the
Gulf County Building Department
Monday Friday from 8 00- 2:00 and
1.00-5-00 EST. (904) 229-8944. Suc-
cessful bidders must meet Gulf
County license and insurance require-
ments.
Delivery date must be specified.
Liquidated damages for failure to deliver
unit on specified date will be set at S25.00 per
day.
Please Indicate on envelope that this Is a
SEALED BID. the BID NUMBER, and what the bid
Is for.
Bids will be received until 5:00 p.m.. ET. De-
cember 28, 1993. at the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court. Gulf County Courthouse. 1000 FIfth
Street. Port SL Joe. Florida 32456 The Board re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GULF COUNTY. FLORIDA
/s/ Warren J Yeager. Jr., Chairman
Publish- December 16. 23. 1993


IN PROBATE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTEENTH JUDI-
CIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
"'' ," AND FOR GULF COUMVT I'''*
ON IN RE- The Marnage of
estate of JO- DARRON B. WILDER.
ber 93-76, Is Husband. Petitioner .. "
which Is: Gulf PATRICIA L WILDER; O
tr-et, Port St. Wife/Respondent..o f -, M e"....
address ofthe NHOTICE'F ACTION .
r attorney are TO: Patricia L. Wilder -, -.
"- ,c/oAlberta Jones ...,'"-. -' '' '
Suired t f o. o 219 :.
'dEDATEd ', Jasper. GA 30143 "lin;. ":tr1 r tfl '
NOTICE. (1) All YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tha a PetiaonDs,..O Jp
Sobecun for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against
Swas erDd u ae n h fled
. a erl wyou and you are.requirel to srve a copy o your e '
ive. venue or Answer or other response to the Petion on Pe:- The true meaning of Chrisi-
tioners Attorney. ROBERT M. MOORE. 324 ReIld ._
OBJECTIONS Avenue, p o Box 248, Port SL Joe. Florida mas gets lostevery year, between":
3ARRED. '32456. and fne the original thereof in the Circuit hustle and bustle and shopping
of this Notice Court Clerk's Office. Gulf County Courthouse. Port .
93. St. Joe. Florida 32456, on or before the 17th"day 'andcneern
ofJanuary.,1994 If you fal to do so. a Final Judg- ,' The material things that the
ment for-lhe relief sought may be granted by de- W h seem:to n e
.... fault. world hasto give, seem. .to.be,
DATED th s the 16th day of December, more important each year,:that we

,, -- BENTNYC USTER .; : -"lv;nt, he r. uh f the season
Clerk of Circuit Court I the rush of the season
istlves: By-/s/ Tonya Knox i w. i we're so busy with things, we for-
De Clerk Jan. thmbering
Puish Dec 16, 23.30. 1993. and Jan 9 get. the joy that remembering


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FOURTEENTH JUDI-
CIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR GULF COUNTY
CASE NO 93-112
ST JOE PAPERMAKERS
FEDERAL CREDIT UNION.
Plain till.
Vs
BARBARA TANNER, formerly Jknown as
BARBARA ARMSTRONG,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to a Fi-
nal Judgment of Foreclosure dated November 12.
1993. and entered in Civil Case No. 93-112 of the
Circuit Court or the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit of
the State of Florida. In and for Gulf County, where-
in SF. JOE PAPERMAKERS FEDERAL CREDIT
UNION is Plaintiff and BARBARA TANNER Is De-
fendant I will sell ;o the highest biddpr for cash at
the front door of the Gulf County Courthouse in
Port SL Joe. Florida. at 11:00 lEleven o'clock) a.m.
EST on the 5th day of January. 1994, the follow-
ing described property as set forth in said Final
Judgment. to-wiL
Farm 188, Gulf County Farms Unit
Three. Commence at the Northwest
comer of Section 30. Township 5
South. Range 9 Wept. Gulf County.
Florida. Thence N86"2722"E along the
North line of said Section 30 for 326 88
feet to the Point of Begnninng. Thence
503"03'30" E for 468.89 feet to a Point
on a cul-de-sac., sld cul-de-sac having
a radius of 50.00.fect; thence Souther-
ly along along said cul-de-sac for an
arc distance of 124.90 feet: said arc
having a chord distance of 94.87 feet
bearing S36"4226"E: thence


Christ brings; -.
Of the wonderful day He has
born on a hill in a warm quiet
manger so peaceful and still;
A time for rejoicing in the still
of the morn, the beautiful day
when the Christ Child was bornm:
So let us remember the true
meaning this year. That God gave
His Son to dry ever tear;
Remembering Christmas as
God meant it to be. Remembering
that Jesus left heaven for me.
By
Ann Ballard





N7143"4(E for 512.50 feel thence
N1816'20" W for 432.19 feet to said
North line of Section 30. thence
58672T22"W along said North line for
433.70 feet to the Point of Beginning.
containing 5.50 acres more of less, to-
gether with all Improvements thereon.
DATED this 13th day of December. 1993
BENNY C LISTER
Circuit Court Clerk. Gulf County. Florida
;By- /a/ Tonya Knox
Deputy Clerk
Publish December 23. 30. 1993.


GulfAlre Dr. Triplex, two 3 bd.. 2 ba. units and one 1 bd., 1 ba. unit,
very nice, good Investment, all 3 at S 155.000 or will sell individually for
S69.900 ea. 3 bd.. units & S34,900 1 bd. unit.
ST. JOE BEACH
111 Pelican Walk, near Gulf Are. End unit in triplex, 3 bd.. I ba., cen. h
&oa fenced back yard. patio. abour 1/2 block to beach. Good loca-
flon. Sd9.900.
Coronado St. Like new 2 bd.. I ba sturdy double wide home, 2 blks to
beach, ch/a, furnished Front deck. Ig. back screen porch. w/walkway
to cute~llttle I bd, I ba. granny house Outside shower, store. bldg. low
malnterpnce yd. w/natural terrain. Neat as a pini S.60,000.
Comer Americui & Ma'ellOn. 3 bd. I ba. frame homn, l h/bd, dcdk store.
shed. I block to beach. Do some TLC and have a beach getaway.
S29.900.-
100 Santa Anna. Frame duplex 2 bd., I ba. upstairs, I bd', I ba. down-
stairs, window A/C s 1/2 block to beach. Good rental history. S80.000.
Highway'98, 5 barm.. 3 bath. 2 kitchens, SPACEI Privacy outside shower.
garage with utility room. large deck upstairs Beautiful sunsets and unob-
structed gulf view Dedicated beach across highway. GREAT PRICE -
$98.500.
235 Santa Anna S63.500. Comfortable home on 2 lots with 2 seotic
tanks. Two bedrooms. 1 1/2 bath. Great room with brick fireplace.
Screened porch, storage shed.
Atlantic St.: Enjoy Gulf breezes from porch of this 2 bd.. I ba. beach
cottage with Florida rm. Completely fenced. Nice level treesyard..
Storage building/workshop. Furnished -' 1/2 block to beach. Call for
appt. S45.000.
Corner of Alabama & Ponce de Leon, 2 bd on nice 75x150 lot. Home
has 16x30' screened porch that could be easily enclosed as a third
includes S7,000 jacuzzi. Nicely landscaped lots with decking and out-
side storage. Must see. S74.500.
135 Desoto St., 3 bd., I ba. home on Ig. comer lot, gulf view from
roof deck. I block to beach. Reduced to $62,000.00


- tfXICO BEACH
Corner U.S. Hwy. 98 & 6th St. Judy's Hot Dog & Balt Shop. Great loca-
tion equipment Included. Must sell. Owner transferred Only *
$74,900.00.
37th St. approx. 75'x100' beachside, Pier Rood. ,
..................Reduced to $46,50b
S. 40th St. approx. 75'xl00'. Lot 2, Block 7. Unit 5 ................... 35.000
Corner 13th & Hwy. 98 Lot 3, Business Center 90'x190'
comm $120,000
121h St. Lot 14. Business Center. 75'x90'- comm. ....................... 35,000
ST. JOE BEACH
U.S. 98 between Balboa & Magellan 3/4 block & 1 lot Permitted for
condos only. S300.000



Gu"Al e Subdivision :
Gulfoire Dr., Lot 6. BIk. D, nice large, vacant lot, great locationri,
$22.000 -
Guffaire Dr.: Lot 38. lock C. Vacant lot JUST REDUCED .................$15,900
Lot 8, BIk. G. Beacon Road. Sewer lap paid; possible owner financing.
Good location near pool, ............................................. .. $22,800.
Beacon Rd.: Lot 9. Block E. sewer tap paid. nice, level lor. ... 22.900.
Periwinkle Dr., 75 x 125 lot .................... .. .. .......... .................... .. S23.500
GuIlfAre Dr. Lot 11. Block C. Phase 2 approx 75'x125' ........S29.000.
GulfAIre Dr. Lot 25 & 26. Block C. Phase 2 -
approx. 72:6'xl46' & 73xl50 .................... $17000 ea.
GultAIre Dr. trot 38. Block C, Phase 2 approx. 75'x125'............. $17,500
Beacon Rd. Lot 21. Block D,. Phase 2 approx. 71'x125' ........... $21,000
GulfAire Dr. Lot 9. Block G. Phase 2 approx. 74'xl20 -
close to pool & tennis court $22,800
Sea Pines Lane Lot 6. Block B. Phase 1 approx. 65 x 115 ...... $27,500
GulAIre Dr. -'Lot 15. Block C. Phase 2 approx. 85'x125' ............ $22900
-i i 1- : -, -:


le mortgage, Coronado Sl. A must seel 1988 3 bd., 1 ba. MH, completely fenced. MEXICOEACH '
Beautifully landscaped. 549,900 .. Grand Isle Subd."- Non Nook Dr.. Lots 6 & 7. Block A,;'nit15 -75x112"
240 Santa Anna St. Home for family or weekend living.., Lr.. din. rm., each'- very nice lots. $25,900 for both or $13,500 epch. '-
screen porch, kit., 2 Ig; bd., 2 ba.. wrap-around deck. Septic system blldws another 7ehSt.. Lo t 6,y Bloc C, unit 14, 100 x 158.3' ; : ,
financing. Re- bedroom S65,000. 1 Stor. shed ..... ,00,
Coronado 07 2 bd.. 1 1/2 ba. townhome, unrestricted gulf view, fU Sta ste
Coronado *7 2 bd.uced to S65000/2 ba. fo oe urestricted guf vie f- 16th Streta Lot 8, Block D. Unit 2, 75'x100' Reduced to ............... $22,000
Snished.nice Reduced to 65000. Make offer .rs Lot 5. Block 4, Unit 9. large vacant lot. 99x285 ... $25000
-Columbus St. nicely furnished 3 bd.,b. mobile home 1 1/2 South 36th St.: Excellent 75 x 100 lot 4th from water ................ $55,000
blocks to beach. Sd0,000.
$150.,000. NOW Ponce-de Lecn 2 bd., 2 ba. mobile home, 14'x70' Fleetwood. two 8th St., between Oleandert Fodner, 50"x150' '$17,500
lots. 75'xl'ea. S39900 Conr ob LneHwy 36-A Nice vacantt,
S o I0 e .$ ., "" :- Reduced ... ............. .. ........ ... ... ... ... ......... .......... ..... 4.0
PORT ST. JOEReduced .14,000
SPORT ST JOE Ready ,o build? Buy this level. cleared lot on Robin Lane. Survey avail
p' 512 9th St. 3 bd. I ba. frame house. Large 75'x 70' lot Priced to sell able.. ........... .......... S12.500.
use. great po at $36000., : Robin Lane Unit 17. Block 1. Lot 10 approx. 250'xl00 -
ba. Screened irregular shape, has septic tank, restricted to houses ..... $17.500

hedral ceiling, WEWAHITCHKA, HOWARD CREEK, WHITE CITY Azalea St.- Lot 18. Block 4. Unit 11 approx. 80xl100 -
ups. Excellent Wewa East River Rd.. Looking for privacy, lovely home & fishing? This .houss. ........................ : .. ....... 17500
Is Itl 2 bd.. 2 Da. brick home. ch/a, fp, appliances. Outside fish- Azalea SLt. -Lot 19. Block 4. Unit 11 approx. 75xl,00
66,500. cleaning sinks, brick bbq. on er. Ig. concrete patio. Terraced down houses ~ .. -17,500.
to ig. deck, boat house & dock. Also furn. 12x16 guest house. All on Grand Isle Kim Kove Lot 8. Block C, Unit 15 houses ............. $12,000
picturesquely landscaped 100 xd25 lot with chain link fence. Must see Koveot 9 Block
ro ppreciate 150.000 ,le N ok & Km Kove-Lot 19;.Block D,
fully decorat- Land's Landing Evergreen Drive 1983 14 x67 mobile home '-3 bd.., approt. 7l.8x1 i houses ro11,500
300. .2 ba. New sepnic rank & well January 1992. Central a/c & cen. gas Sea St. Lots 13 &,14. Bipck 2, Unit 9 approx. 50'x122-
ed., swimming heal. Appliances included Equity & assume mortgage. it qualified zoned m.h. or houses 2 'r. $28500
r S25.000 fi e,- 1 61h St. Lot 8. Block D. Uhit 2 75'x100' $23,500

n excel. cond. Howard Creek Great fishing, year-round living, 3 bd., ba., mobile' 131 Pine St. Lot 10,Block.6, Unit 11 -75'x 00 houses ,;.... ...... $12,500
Not on rental home. furn storage shed,, well, screened porch, $32,500. 1 Acre ;,,.,- ., '
cleared. : .
Reu c -* e .. T --t oSJOE BEACH .
SReduced to ,, Desoto St. (between Americus and Alabama), 75'xi50 lotfmobile
.. OVERSTREET h me or house. .... ............ ... ..... .. .. ..0:.. ... .... $15000.
S reekwood: 2 nice large lors Bu together and have overdon acre; Alabama Ave:,(between Court & Ward) Unit 2, Lot 7, .
end location. S10.000 each Block,47 75'x150' 13500
SEarly Times Time Wetappo Creek; Dedicated waterfront, 1 5 acres. 2 ;. Amerlous & Selma Lot 13. BIk. 10. UnIt ,- approx. 75'x150 ....:.$14,000 -
d., I ba., neat- septic ranks,. mobile home needs TLC: Great fishing hideoawyl Amercus & Selma Lot 14, BIk. 10. Unit 1 approx. 84'x150'"...;.. 15,500
27.500 rd St. Lot 2, Block 47. Unit 2 approx. 75'x150 ......... ;..;..... $12,500
hed, new car- Overstreel area $60,000. Property 467'x467' (before bridge sol WardSt. Lot 3 Blck 47,Unit 2 approx.75'x150' .................. $12500
& priv. fence. with 295 communications tower, utility shed, fence.- W t Lot 3. 47 Unit2-pr. ..........$12,00
arinds, Pier Rd. Welappo Creek, end of Miller L Ute Lane: 3 bd., 2 ba. unfurnished imo- "--
ble home Two -storage sheds, ch/a. Has screened porch, deck, BEACON HILL -' :. : :-
., 2 ba., town- beautiful view of Werappo Creek. Located on over an acre lo't ) Lucia St.: Large vacant lot with barrt 100x120' $19,500
S50.000. '." 3rd Ave.,- between 5th & 6th St. -Lot 5 Block 19, .
., 2 ba., excel. 406 N. Canal St. Watch the boots go by from your comfortable 2 bd. approx. 50'Xl00 -.......... ..$8,500!
3,000. 2 ba srtuCco home with 100 on Intracoastal Canal, ch/a. all elec,
., 2 ba., excel. nriv. fence. 2 storage bidgs, sareliiire dish. Peaceful neighborhood Sid Ave. between 5th & 6th St. Lot 3 Block 19
3,000. Reduced to $89,900. ppr. oppox. 50'x100' .;$A............ $8500
2 ba., neatly 1616 Pine St. Brick borne on beautiful wooded lot, 3 bdrm.. 1 ba., 3rd Ave. between 1st & 2nd St. Lot-13e, 14 & 15,'oppr.x;. e
: ronT & rear porches, paved street, new roof. 3 plus car garage 50'x1" each, owner'fihancing- 20%down ..............:. $7,000.ea.
to beach re- chaln.link fence, storage shed, room for garden. $49,500. -.. Becon Hill Estates fHWy. 386 Lot 9, Block-1,nUnit I7
W. Forest St. 1982 60' 2 bd. turn mobile home w/porch & storage opro 100'xs 20' 386 Lot 9, ck 1$17=00
shed, well & new-pump. Located on leveled, treed lot, approx. .6613 pprox. 10.0k 20. 1
acres. Call for directions. $28,500, .Beacon Hll Estat s Lucia Ave. Lot 10 Block 1;, Unit 1 -
-HIGHLANDVIEW ; !'":" Approx 100'x)]2n : $13,000 -'
uplex/triplex al- I... 6th' of time. Owner 7th St.- 1988 Double wide Mobile Home on 3 lots. Custom features; Ave Lot 20 Block 22.. .. ................. $13,500
deck, chain link fence, $33,000. .. :' i .
around deck. 5 .PVRSTREET. ... -
visitors or rel- OMMERCIAL/INVESTMENT PROPETY Sunshine Forms 7 + acres, S7,500 per acre. One parcel with septic
is a must see! COMMERCIAL/INVESTIVIE NTP Ptanklot $,14,500 if sold separately.
is a must see! CM RtLIVo eTP E
PORT ST. JOE r Creekwood Estates Lot 17. 1/2 acrem ... ..:.. .... : ..... ...:... S 11.000
swimming pool 2.5 plus acres commercial/Industrial with old'garage, lots of possibili- sunshine Acres Lot 8. 2.1 acres 'owner financing $. .. $12,000
garage & oth- ties, $99,000.. Highway 386 across from Sunshine forms 3 +cres .................. $17,000
$71,500.-....... -. .


-~~ ~ 2. .,


F an tasy P rop eJohnM. Delorme Broker John Maddox- 229-8050

Fantasy Propertes, Inc. Ellen F. Allemore, Broker Margie Miller 229-6502

( 1200 U. S. Hwy. 98 Mexico Beach, FL 32410 Earl Groh 647-3199 Joan Smithwick 648-5374
\(904) 648-5146 or 1-800-458-7478 Joy Holder 648-8493 Scott Stephens 872-9297


1. : i i








A Mr, 0TAIJIM, QT A A V 1.fJUM, r L, L rltJEZ)Ui l, t'r.% 9q lipa D


ron A Of U .s jO Ue
-. '- ~i ft -' "' .


Dear Santa.
I want a bike. a Herbie video
game. a race track, a new swing
set, a new Gator jacket, and some
surprises.
LoLve,
William Cox


Dear Santa,
I want a racing car, a dirt
bike, a shovel and a Ninja Turtle.
Love,
Layton Chambers
Dear Santa,
I want an Easy Bake oven.
and some triplet dolls and a big
toy Giraffe. I want three rings, a
paint set, a toy Santa Claus and
a baby Christmas tree. I want a
Teddy Bear too, and my own flsh
tank with fish, and a hamster.
Love,
Amy Kennedy
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a Barbie doll.
a baby doll that can talk, a cute
teddy bear to hug. Want a little
sister. I want a new bicycle and a
Santa Claus, and a bunny rabbit.
I want a paint set too.
I love you and rue been good.
Laura Holland
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a motorcycle,
McDonald's Happy Meal maker, a
real basketball, a game you play
with magnets like my teacher
has, and a remote control car.
and a puzzle, and some surpris-
es.
Love,
Brian Edmonis
Dear Santa,
I want a power wheel like
Matthew's, a mermaid toy, a Ted-
dy Ruxpen. Baby Bop and Bar-
ney. a doll house, Angel Talk,
Purple and Pink pencil box, and a
Hollywood Hair with a pink spray.
Love.
Telisa Register
Dear Santa.
I want a monster truck with a
ireniote on btrl, Mclionald's Hap-
'--pyr-nel snacT-firkmer- Tiai fo-frjfm-
ers. Hot Shot Basketball, Throw
in a Rope. My Buddy, Pow, Pow,
Power Wheels with Suzuki
sounds and a basketball.
I love you Santa,
_____ Tyler Dezan
Dear Santa,"
Please bring me a "Boys Got
A Crush on You" game, Crocodile
Dentist. .Sissy, and anything else
you want me to have.
Love,
Jenna Chesser
Dear Saita,
I want a real power tool shop,
a gun that shoots little pellets, a
Shark Attack game and a trampo-
line.
Love,
Andrew Purr


4eson O erliment, Cghterkd lee


V Tank Eind neighbors


With Oor Ver est Wishes For 0 jo2oos Yietide!


PS4gV


Christmastime Will Soon Be Here!
As we prepare for another festive
season, our thoughts turn to the
many individuals who have helped us grow
this past year.
Thank you for putting ;
your trust in us.


TI A NTNT(Y NT


^
1> .
}0


INSURANCE
AGENCY


CITIZENS FEDERAL

SAVINGS BANK
OF PORT ST. JOE


P* Abalachicola, FL 653-1928


. ... ..


- ', ",


-, I


PAGE 1C


LL


TH Tk.PRT T O .F I-TfLRDY.DC 2.19


Port St. Joe, rL -:227'1416'


"


r~eo- Oieoov,. 0








THE STAR. PORT ST. JOE. FL THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1993


Dear Santa,
I want a Super Nintendo, a
Santa Claus teddy bear, and
some blocks, a toy house with
two garages and a man inside, a
book, and some glasses and a
Ninja Turtle bean bag. and a puz-
zle, and a VCR and a IV.
I love you, Santa
Joshua Jenkins
Dear Santa,
I want a Jasmine Movie, Easy
Bake Oven, Baby Burpee, Holly-
wood Hair, a horse, a Jasmine
Barbie, an Aladdin doll, a Happy
Meal Maker, some surprises.
Love,
Kayleigh Lewis
Dear Santa,
I want a skating doll and I
want a thing that makes french,
fries, hamburgers and drinks.
And that's all.
-- Good-bye, I love you,
Srue been good,
S Becky Schell





S eYOH





jL IGH L










We thank you *
for your
friendship
and support.

Bill Wood
[a&. Agency


^- -


Dear Santa,
I want a Barbie Jeep, Shine
Bright Barbie make-up set, new
hair barretts, a heart necklace
that opens and a toy angel. I
want a little playhouse that I can
get in. I want a new sweater with
hearts, a Lamb Chop flash light,
a Lamb Chop sweater and I want
a teddy bear and a sign that says
come and don't come. I want
some Barbie stickers, too.
uve been good,
Nichole Ford
Dear Santa,
I want a dirt bike and a fast
Track car and a Fast Track truck
and some Reeboks, and a play-
house and a go-cart, and a lot of
little cars, and a lot more toys.
Ive been good,
"D.J." Willie Jones
Dear Santa,
Eunece wants an Easy Bake
oven. I love you.
Love,
Eunece Bryant
Dear Santa,
I want a motorcycle, a bear
and a bike. Please bring my baby
brother some toys too.
Love,'
Corey Bowers
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a Barbie
Jeep and a baby doll. I will leave
milk and cookies for you.
Love,
Lisa Stieber-Brown
Dear Santa,
I want a bicycle that goes
faster than by brother Benjamin's
bike. I want a tool house and a
drum.
S Love,
Mica Ashcraft
Dear Santa.
Please bring me jeep, a baby
doll, a Hardee's set, a bear, a
bunny rabbit, and a Santa Claus.
I want a book about the Little
Mermaid, a tape, and a turkey. I
want some skates too. I want an
ABC Book and a motorcycle & a
bicycle.
I love you,
Erica AMcNair

Dear Santa,
I want a McDonald's set with
,a snack maker, the french fry
maker, the burger maker. I want
a Barbie car and a new Barbie
Doll named My Size Barbie. Bring
me a new pack of pencils. I want


a Teddy and a play angel and I
want play chipmonk. Will you
please give me a play mouse.
I love you, 've been good,
Jessie Weimorts
Dear Santa,
I want a walkie talkie and a
motorcycle and a remote control
truck and a basketball goal and a
bike and some drums. I want a
music box and a tape. I want
talking bear. I want a basketball
and some new clothes.
rve been good,
Ashton Larry
To: Santa
My name is Courtney Mork. I
am 6 yrs. old I live on St. Joe
Beach with my Nanny-and PaPa I
have been a good girl almost all
year, so please bring me the fol-
ling things, bike, shoes with
lights on them, Donut game.
P.S. I will leave you some
goodies on the table.
I love you,
Courtney
Dear Santa,
My name is Katrina. Mork I
am 9 yrs. old I live on St. Joe
Beach with my Nanny and PaPa I
have been a good girl almost all
year. So please bring me the fol-
ling things, bike shoes with ligths
on them; clothes, and the game
Thin Ice. I will leave you some
goodies on the table
I love you
Katrina Mork
Dear Santa,
My name is Johna Pittman. I
am in the first grade. I have been
a very good girl this year. I like to
go to Sunday School. Please bring
me some fun surprises for Christ-
mas.
Love,
Johna
Dear Santa,
I have been a good girl this
year. Please bring me a Baby Get
Well doll. Barbie Fashion Plates a
new bike, books, clothes, and
snow on Christmas Day.
P.S. I made cookies for you,
look under the tree.
Love,
Savanna Smith
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a sled, some
paint for my. face, and a bee bee
gun, and a reindeer. And a Sega
game.
Loe,
Jesse


Dear Santa,
Please bring me


a Nintendo


game and some new clothes.
Love,
Leah


Dear Santa,
I want a snake gun,, lagos


and lots of surprises.
Love,
,' Randy


% 1#444r4


Thank you for sharing your joy with us on so many occasions.,
We look forward to repeatedly rejoicing
with you and yours.

The Tread Mill
Stan and Tim l'
3 e


a


"For Od to Os A

ckfdd is Borm
May the holidaysWaugur a bright new day for all of
us and the world at large. Your friendship is sp
special to us. We are ever grateful.


.......... .








01 4)iN B At this holiest 'ime of year, we'd like to
join you and your family in giving
4[ Thanks unto the Lord for his
,. W" never-ending love and guidance in
helping each of us to find our own way.
\ m May you discover renewed hope,
encouragement and fulfillment during
this Christmas season.
We thank you for your kind patronage..


= S CHEVROLET
SCHRYSLERe:

DRIVE A MILE, SAVE A PILE!
Bliuimtstown Port St. Joe Eastpoint


*e ^ .' ^ .. ? .. -y - ^ .- .;t -. -*. .. .. .-* < ,i ** 1. : **.
W.... "-O.'". ,- ...



i,7,4Z"hO'rAt.Z


i


I.







THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL *THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1993 PAGE 3C


Dear Santa


Dear Santa,
I'm Sasha Watkins 2nd grade
student. My teacher name is Mrs.
Funderberk. She is nice to us. I
ant Doll and Troll and Fish tank.
Your Friend,
Sasha Watkins
Dear Santa,
My mawmaw said I have been
good so please bring me a choo-
choo train and a toy christmas
tree. Please bring my mama and
daddy a new stocking.
Love,
Chaney McArdle
Dear Santa,
I would like a new bike. and
some surprises. I have been good
and I think my sister has too so
be good to her. I will get my mom
to leave some cookies and milk.
Love,
Kyle Kennedy
Dear Santa,
My name is Alison and I am 6
years old. My sister Amy looks
Just like me so be sure you leave
me a crimp and curl pony and a
Baby Alive. I have been just a lit-
tle good. We will have some cook-
ies for you!
Love,
Alison Kennedy
Dear Santa,
My name Is Aveary and I am
5 years old. My mama says I have
been good, so I can get a jeep for
Christmas. I also want a McDo-
nalds thing. Please be good to my
mama. She is special
Love,
Aveary Hall
Dear Santa, r
I promise I will share my toys
with other people so please bring
me a 6x6 race car. I also want a
play shotgun so I can learn how
to use It safely. I will leave you
some cookies and milk.
Love,
Jordan Todd
Dear Santa.
I have been a good boy. My
name is Ashley and I am 5 years


All I want...

-for Christmas

old. Please bring me a bike so I
can ride. I also want an airplane
thing.
Love,
Ashley Davis
Dear Santa,
My name is Brylecia and I am
5 years old. Please bring me a
bike so I can ride to Terrance
house. I have been good but my
brother hasn't.
Love,
Brylecia McGowan
Dear Santa,
I would like a jeep and a
Christmas tree. My sister said I
'have been good. Please bring my
mama a knife to cook with.
Love,
Dominique Johnson
Dear Santa,
I want a Ninja Turtle and a
motor; bike. I also want a boom
box but I'm not sure if it is o.k.
with my mom. My mom says I
have been good so I want some
new clothes.
Love,
Terrance Dawson
Dear Santa,
I would like a Crimp and Curl
pony. I would also like a Barble. I
have been a good girl this year.
Please be good to my big broth-
ers. I will leave you some cookies
and milk.
Love,
Jessica Mock
Dear Santa,
My name Is Emily. I would
really like a real horse, but if you
can't flt It in your sleigh I would a
crimp and curl pony. I would also
like Barble twins. I have been
good and I will leave you some
cookies!
Love,
Emily Raffield

Dear Santa Claus,
I'm seven years old. My
teacher Is 41 years old. I love you.
For Christmas I want a Sega. If
you are there I want something
else a Gameboy.
Sincerely,
Denny Warren


Dear Santa,
I have been good this year
and my baby sister has tool
Please bring me some Crash Dun-
nys, and bring me and my sister
some surprises.
Love,
Victoria McCall
Dear Santa,
I will leave you some milk
and cookies. I love you Santa. I
would like for you to bring me
some transformers and bring my
r sister some dolls.
Love,
.Stephen Dykes
Dear Santa,
I just had my birthday and I
got some clothes so. would you
please bring me some little cars. I
would also like a little boat! I
have been pretty good this year.
Please come see my brother be-
cause he has been good!
Love,
Justin Beard
Dear Santa:
We are the K.I.D.S. Pre-K
class; and have tried very hard to;
be good boys and girls this year.)
Here's a list of some of the things'
we want:
Sasha Life-size Barbie, bicycle,
Nintendo; Neal guitar, skates;
LaJuan dump truck, Ninja Tur-
tles, football; Angelica Lego
blocks, jeep, shovel, ball; Shan-
non piano, doll, refrigerator.
teenager bike; Brittany Barbie
Jeep, baby doll; Whittany -
backpack, bike, baby doll; Josh -
jeep, remote control car. robot;
J.J. remote control car, GI Joe,
motorcycle bike; Jerry -
skateboard, trampoline, bike;
Ashley Water Baby. stuffed ani-
inals, Barbie; Jennifer -
Easybaker, cradle, doll; Andrew -
Shovel, truck, football; Terry -
ambulance, fire truck, motorcy-
cle: Adam Batman, Batman car.
truck; Wesley Ninja Turtles.
Sega, truck; Randi playhouse.
swing set, ball: Daren baby doll,
toy for my kitties: Matthew -
Police Big Wheel, tractor, wres-
tling men; Cody jeep, motorcy-
cle, cars; Crystal -sink. refrigera-
tor. tea set; Kristen -Barbie Jeep,
Barbie Car, dryer; Julie -
computer, dog walker: Bianca -
teenager bike, stove, dolls; Ra-
chel baby doll, stroller, cups:
Weslie phone. Santa's bag: Sa-
mantha baby doll; M.J. jeep,
bicycle, truck; Brandon candy
cane. Big Foot truck; Justin -
dump truck, wagon, gun.
Love. K.I.D.S. Pre-K Class

Dear Santa:
I would like a Baby Crimp 'n


lee


i


.0.: ,,,a%1 :1
SOOB 660mg. Smee.m....m...i
I **OWO@*@@~@eOSOe.eeeg~eeee


meSoo*SOOOe.


* :
HALLELLJAI! o
At this special time of year, we offer
our thanks and join with you in celebrating
the birth of our Savior.
May the gift of His love fill your home
and heart this holiday season.
Aft /


GULF


PINES


HoSPITAL' S


EMERGENCY ROOM



> HOURS ARE THE



SAME AS YOURS!


GULF


PINES


M HOSPITAL





You A Safe and Happy Holiday!


[A


ST. JOE (ACE) HARDWARE


""" ', ", I ll r o"O"Dg g N


Wishes


~ ~G~Y,--y +~r-CWCeL~eL?tl ~CZ7-4 7 4T7 7-1rY-~i -~ C~I cCf;SCW~C1~CJCiIBCC~


c~cparcPllc~r~y~C~rc~c~e*loft8~


Curl, and if you get it, I will be
glad. I have been so good you
should bring me a thousand
presents! I will leave you some
cookies and milk. Probably, you
should give the reindeer some
cruml)bs.
I love you, Santa
Erica Reece

Dear Santa:
I am a good boy. I am a big
boy because I'm three. I would
like a fire truck and some race
cars.
I love you, Santa Claus.
From, Michael Sharp

Dear Santa Claus:
I want a motorcycle bike and
a tool belt.
I used to be a good boy all the
time. Now it's hatd to be good all
the time. I can tryl
I am going to give you cookies
and milk. Mommy and I will
make the cookies:
Thank-you you're nice!
Ethan Littleton, age 4 1/2
Bring a surprise for Sam please.


Arm
0-00009
00
5 e%


_ __


WN


-.. -.. -.. -.. -... -.a- --k--qp --S -! -31 2 --I ft -A, _-, -, -o -S




































Dear Santa,
I am 1 3/4 years old, and I
have been a good girl this year. I
hope that you will bring me a
T41king Barney, Pee Wee Jeep,
ard lots of goodies.
I love you Santa,
f- Jordon Plair
D6ar Santa,
SI want a Dino-a-roar, a God-
zilla, Ninja Turtle set, a marble
set, three toy soldiers, a pair of
- shoes, and a bat and ball.
T ...


love,
Jeffrey Pitts
Dear Santa,
I would like some toys for
Christmas and some clothes. I
will put out some milk & cookies
for you.
Love,
Brian Pitts
Dear Santa,
My name is Sasha and I am 5
years old. I would like a big girl
bike, a Nintendo, Barbie stuff,
arid clothes. Also surprises. My
mom will let you in if you knock
on the door. I have been a very
good girl. I love you Santa.
Love,
Sasha Jackson
Dear Santa,
,'My name is Josie Sundie. I
have been a very good girl this
year. Will you please bring me a
swihg set, baby doll, and a spe-
cial surprise for Christmas. I will
share my. toys with my sister,
Codi. We will leave some cookies


and milk for you under the
Christmas tree. I love you Santa.
Love,
JosLe Sundle
P.S. If you have trouble finding my
house remember I live with my
Granny and Papa.
Dear Santa,,
My name is Codi Sundie. My
sister, Josie, and I have been
good girls this year. I would like a
baby doll, lots of small toys, and
a swing set. I will like anything
that you bring. I will leave you
some goodies under the Christ-
mas tree. I love you, Santa.
Love,
Codt Sundie
P.S. If you have trouble finding our
house, you can leave my toys with
Granny & Papa. I live with them.
Dear Santa,
I want a play ,bunny. Come
through the front door. I want my
size Barble.
Amanda Krlner
1st Grade HVE
Dear Santai
Merry Christmas. I would like
a camera. Would you write me a
letter.
Seth Parrish
1st Grade, HVE
Dear Santa,
I want a pair of roller blades
for Christmas. And some more
Barbie dolls. And I want another
tape player. And a baby buggy.
And a Alladin bag and some
books. -
Laura Seay
1st Grade, HVE
Dear Santa,
I know that you cannot get
me everything so I want a basket-
ball hoop and I want a basketball.
And I want roller blades. I want a
troll.
Danielle Densmore
1st Grade HVE
Dear Santa,
Tell your elves that I like their
hats and tell Mrs. Claus that I
like her dress. But I like you and
I like the elves and tell Mrs. Claus
I like her.
Merry Christmas,
Ana Croft
1st Grade, HVE
Dear Santa,
I love you.
Dear Mrs. Claus,
I love you.
Nicholas Hunter
1st Grade HVE
Dear Santa,
I want a dog. I want Shark
Attack. I want one little horse. I
want one big horse. I want a doll
house. I want some new clothes.
My sister wants some clothes too.
Shannon Barnes
1st Grade, HVE

Dear Santa,
I want a fire truck and have a
good, happy Christmas. How are
you going to get in my house?
Stephen Hopper


1st Grade, HVE
Dear Santa,
I want a wagon, 100,000,000
sticks, a TV, telephone, Nintendo,
dog.
Love,
Mylissa Brake
1st Grade, HVE
Dear Santa,
I like your elves a lot. They
are cute. I even like his reindeers.
They are cute too.
Merry Christmas,
Kendall Hicks
1st Grade, HVE

Dear Santa,
If you are really real, please
send me a baby doll that has a
bracelet that has baby pictures
on it. And send me a new lunch
box, a plastic lunch box and a
cow girl suit and a pair of new
shoes, high heel shoes.
Love, Andrea Gaylor
1st Grade, 6 1/2 years old
I love you, Santa
Dear Santa,
Merry Christmas to you. I
want a teddy bear. I want a bun-
ny rabbit.
From Kayla White
1st Grade, HVE
Dear Santa,
For Christmas I want some
basketball cards and a robot and
other things.
And have a happy Christmas.
Love,
Aaron Little
1st Grade, HVE
Dear Santa,
I wish my mom has a new
car. I love you, Santa.
By'
Bobby Quickle
1st Grade, HVE
Dear Santa,
I want some video games and
a refrigerator. The most favorite
thing I wish is to go to the North.
Pole.
Merry Christmas,
By Courtney Bremer
1st Grade, HVE


Tke Spirit ofte Season






























2. "


The spirit of giving is upon us. And we appreciate all that
you've given us over the past year.
May you always be offered the gift of love.


.e J Vo*
.-A


"Behold, the Lamb of God."
John 1:29
May the light of love and joy shine
on you and your family throughout the year.
God bless you,

NAPA AUTO PARTS
Dick, Rick, Eddie, Glenn, Bob, Kayla


1=- II '











Dea















Dear Santa,
My name is Lauren and I am
5 years old. I have been a good
girl this year so please bring me a
doll that laughs because I like to
laugh. My mom & daddy are spe-
cial so be good to them.
Love,
Lauren Wells
Dear Santa,
I have been a good girl this
year and I would like for you to
bring me a jeep. Thank you for
what you brought me last year.
Please be good to my brothers
and sisters.
SLove,
Tavia Register
Dear Santa,
My name is Brandy and I
have been very god. Please be
good to my brother because he
has been sick. I would like a
walking dog for Christmas!
Love,
Brandy Oakley
Dear Santa,
I would like a doll house and
a doll that doesn't cry tears "but
has 'a happy face. I have been
good but I am not sure about my
brother. I will leave you some tur-
key for you and your deer.
Love,
Kortney Presnell
Dear Santa,
My name is Misty and I have
been good do would you please
bring me a Polly Pocket and a doll
house and tree house. Would you
please take'Jim a hat!
Love,
Misty Tomlinson
Dear Santa,
I would like for you to bring
me some Power Rangers. Mrs. No-
bles doesn't know what they are
but'I know yo0' d: 1I would also
like a batman. My mama & daddy
are proud of mel
Love,
Daniel Welch
Dear Santa,
Please bring me an Indian
weaving loom, a toy for Rebel, a


new computer game, a new Nin-
tendo game, and some hunting
boots so I can wear them hunt-
ing. I have been a good boy this
year and I promist to keep being
a good boy. Please, bring some-
thing for all the kids that can't af-
ford anything for Christmas, be-
cause that will make them happy.
That is all I ask for this year un-
less you want to bring some more
things.
Love your friend,
S. Rob Dykes Jr.

Dear Santa,
If you can get me a play drum
set, and a drawing set, some
white boots with fringe on them,
I'll be a real good girl for my mom
and dad. 'Please bring my dog
Rebel a bone, and a new collar for
my pig Claudine.
Love,
Darnelle Afyrick


GREETINGS OF THE SEASON


..............ill


. . .

.............


May this holy season inspire us all with renewed love and hope...that we


may each enjoy a truly "Merry Christmas!".
..,^;; .^'" \ | ;" T~vr i ,;ibsl-i -K'.-t n i zv s^


St. JO Papermakers
Federal Credit Union


Federal Credit Union


-~


%Iu


THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1993 PAGE 5C


DECK

THE

HALLS!

'Tis the season to ell
you ho Imuch
we appreciate
your support.
Happy Holidays.

Wee Beginnings
All Clothing In
Stock m
35% off


hen Christmas approaches, we 'turn our thoughts to you, our dear friends and
patrons. We send you our heartfelt blessings and our hopes for renewed togetherness
among all of nature's creations throughout the world, -


Thank you for your
ever-loyal support and friendship.


M.E
U..


.HAPPY

HOLLY DAYS!
Thank You for doing business
With us


SUB SHOP


2


I


I II r lr II INOW


Telecommunications


"^


..O


b"t:


lw



































Dear Santa,
I am five years old. I have
.been a good boy all year. Please
bring me .a Nintendo Duck Game,
a toy car, and a gold penny. I will
leave you some milk and cookies.
Warren Floyd,
The Learning Center
Dear Santa;
I am four years old. I have
been a good little boy all year.
could you please bring me a pool
table, roller blades, a basket ball,
and a soldier suit. We will leave
you some cookies and milk.
Thank you Santa,
Zeke Stevens,
The Learning Center
Dear Santa,
I am three years old. I would
like to have a" Barbie, Baby Cry
So Real, and a swing set for
.Christmas. I will leave you some
milk and cookies if you come by
imy house.
Hilary Cobb,
The Learning Center
'Dear Santa,
I will be five years old a few
'days after Christmas. Please
bring me a dollhouse, a Barbie
car with a telephone, and a cheer-
leader suit-a Go Sharks suit! I
,will leave you some milk and
cookies.
Sarah CGem Allen,
S The Learning Center
Dear Santa,
I have been a good boy all
year. I am four years old. I would
like to have a bow and lots'of ar-
rows, a race car, and a little bicy-
cle with training wheels. Hope to
see you at the mall.
Richard O'Donnell.
The Learning Center
Dear Saitia,
I am four years old. I would
like to have some roller skates, a
Big Panda Bear, and a skate-
board. I will leave you a cup of
coffee and your reindeer some
carrots.
Sam Cox,
S The Learning Center
Dear Santa,
I have been a good little boy
all year. I am three years old.
Could you please bring me a fire
truck, a remote control car, and a
gas pump. I will leave you some
milk and cookies.'
Matthew Rich,
The Learning Center
Dear Santa,
I am four yours old. I would
like to have, a bicycle with a hel-
met, a motor cycle, and a picture
of me and my brother hugging. I
will leave you something good to
eat.
Justin Pierce,
The Learning Center
Dear Santa,
Could you please bring me a
big-boy, bicycle with brakes, a fire
truck With a dog on it, and a mo-
torcycle. I will go to bed real early
if you will come by and leave me


IN THE


SPIRIT OF


FDIENHISHIP

...we offer our very best
wishes to you and yours
this holiday season.

SUNSHINE

ELECTRIC
CLETUS HEAPS


these toys.
Britton Brown,
The Learning Center


Dear Santa,
I am four years old. I have
been real sweet all year. Please
bring me a Talking Toby, a Baby
Doll, and a computer. I will leave
you some milk and cookies
Christmas Eve.
Julia Wigsten,
The Learning Center

Dear Santa,
My name is Jared Smith. I
am five years old. I have been a
good boy this year. Please bring,
me a Sega Genesis entertainment
system also a go cart. And any-
thing else you might think I
would like. I will leave cookies
and milk for you.
Love you, Jared Smith
The Learning Center


Dear Santa,
I am three years old. could
you please bring me a Ninja Tur-
tle bicycle, a Jurassic Park Play-
set, and some GI Joes. I have
been a good little boy all year. I
will leave you a snack Christmas
Eve.
Sam Ellmer,
The Learning Center
Dear Santa,
I am three years old. I have
been real sweet all year. Please
bring me a stocking filled with
candy, two baby dolls that talk
and eat, and whatever my brother
Kale wants for Christmas too.
Devin Guillot,
The Learning Center
Dear Santa,
My name is Michael. I am 6
years old. I would like to have
some X-men, Crash dummy and
car. Monster truck. Monopoly
game. race cars and track, and a
color 'TV for my nintendo. I will
leave you some milk and cookies.
Michael
Dear Santa,
I have one sister. I want a
Sega hand held game and a pool
table and a fishing pole and tack-
le and I want a roller skates and
a helmet.
Your friend,
Preston Wigsten
Dear Santa Claus,
I have one brother and one
sister. I live at 229 Sanders Circle
Phone number 229-6807. I like
Christmas and you too. I want a
football kicking tee, remote con-
trol dump truck, tape of Aladen,
ten speed bicycle, roller skates, 3-
inl tenement table.
Love,
Ashley Haddock

Dear Santa,
I live in White City. And I am
7. This year I won't a TV and a
baby doll and a TV teddy and a


poo and a Santa and a bear and a
baby angel.
Love, Melissa
Dear Santa,
I live on 38 St. I have two sis-
ters. I want a Sega. I want a pool
table. I want a Super Nintendo. I
want a watch. I want a BB gun.
Yourfriend,
Moses J. Medina
Dear Santa,
I live on 311 Madison St. I


want a Sega and rowbot. I want a
bike and a 3-in-l tournament ta-
ble and Richard Petty watch.
Your friend.
B.J. Pierce
Dear Santa,
I want a bike for Chnstmas
Santa. I want a Cabbage patch
doll. I want a Barbie Doll. I want
a Cabbage Patch doll. I want a
Barbie Doll for Christmas.
I love you,- ':
Savanna. .


Dear St. Nick,
My name is Bennie. I want a
sling shot. and a BB gun too. And
a bike. I want a Sega.
Your buddy,
Bennie

Dear Santa,
.. I like Christmas. I. like deco-
. rate. : remote 'control car, Super
Nintdo; street fiter, bike, football. '
Love,
Chris


Peace On Earth!
May the harmony of the winter landscape bring renewed hope
for understanding and worldwide peace.
Merry Christmas and many thanks.


rv^ W y^

























TO i









BUACH





We're happy fto
count you among
the many fine folks ^
we've met this i
past year.
Hope your holiday
is packed with fuan,


Eda Ruth,
Taylor 4

Tax Collector


Dear Santa Claus:
I would like a china doll for
Chrismas and in my stocking I
would like a Trisha Yearwood
tape.
My' sister is 4 she cannot
write yet so I am writing for her.
She wants a bike helmet, a doll
and a fire truck. -
Love
Laura Spivey (9) and
Sammy Spivey (4)
P.S. Would you please make
sure Daddy is home in time for
christmas? He works in Kentucky
and Momma and me and Sammy
miss him a lot.
Dear santa claus
how are you? How do you go
down about 150. chimneys in one"
night? My name is Austin Horton.
I want a 4x4 motorcycle bike, go-
cart, buck knife, Tag-Team, Sega:
R.B.I. Baseball, Sega Street fight-
er 2, Sega Jurassic Park, Game
Boy with a game and that's all
follks!llinot. toy train. Thanks
Dear Santa,
My name is Amy I am 9 years -
old. I think I ve been; pretty good
this year. so please bring me the
following things.
1. Magic Feeder baby doll 2.)
Magic tea party 3.) McDonald's
Happy Meal maker,4.)Barbie, her
dress lights up. 5.) clothes, Allad-
din 6.) Barble Paint & Dazzle 7.)
Alladin the movie 8.) Li Mrs.


healthy and strong, grow some
hair and get some teeth so I can
S4 quit drinking Similac.
Ashton Davis, age 1 month
P.S. Next year I want lots of
toys.
A ll I W ant Dear Santa,
I have been a very good girl
for Christm as this year. Please bring me a tricy-
1O T11LrSLIT lS cle, Baby All gone, and a Big Bar-
ney. Please bring my daddy a new
bicycle and a stero.
Love,
Deshauna Williams
Dear Santa,
I am four years old. Could
i you please bring me a Barbie
Doll, a Barbie video tape, and a
Magic Drawing Board for Christ-
mas? I have been real sweet all
year. I will leave you a snack
Christmas Eve.
Krista Parker,
Krt P The Learning Center
Candy Stripes 9.) Shark Attack, Dear Santa,
board game 10.) Splat, board I am five years old. Could you
game 11.) guess who, board game please bring me a real pellet gun,
12.) Mouse Trap, board game 13.) a bicycle pump for my, bicycle,
STreasure Trolls 14.) New shoes and a sled? I will leave you some
15.) Glitter beach, Barbie 16.) a milk and cookies Christmas Eve
bike, pink 10 speed if you come by my house.
S Please bring me at least 8 of Chaes Tharpe,
these pleasell The Learning Center
Amy C.
Dear San a. Dear Santa,
MyDear Same isn't Andrew and I'm 5 have been a good girl all
y nars old.I promise to leavend m 5 year. Please bring me a Baby Get
years old. I promise to leave you Well, Talking Barney, and a stove
some milk & cookies if you bring and snk for a playhouse. I
me these things. Please! I want a and ynk for a playhouse.II will
black race car and I want it to be leave y ou something gondto eat.
number 2. I want a McDonald's TheLearning Center
playdough factory. Gimme some ____ L C
new cloths too. Plus I want some Dear Santa,
Aladin vidios too. And one more My name is Justin Hicks and
thing. ANew Bike I am 4 years old. I have been a
Thank you, I've been a.very very good boy this year. I, would -
good boy this year! like you to bring me a new bike, a .
Love Andrew Caington memory game, and a Tonka pay
P.S Don't forget I want an loader. I will leave some candy for
R.C. Robot tool you.
Dear Santa Claus, Thanks,
S I'm two years old and my Justin Hicks,
name is Angela Canington, The Learning Center
What I want for Christmas is ,
a big Lamb Chopps, doll, and a Dear Santa,.
*Barney Doll. I love Barneyll I am three years old. I would
Plus I want some baby dolls. like a playhouse, a bicycle, and a
Also some pretty cloths. That's make up table for Chrisunas. I
about it. Thanks a lot and I'll have been a sweet girl all year. I
leave you some cookies & milk. will leave you a snack Christmas
Love, Angela Eve. LesliePope
Dear Santa Claus, The Learning Center
For Christmas, I would.like a
drum, some skates, and a fishing Dear Santa,
pole, please. I am three years old. I have
Love, Albert Scheffer been a sweet girl. Please bring me
4 1/2 years old
Dear Santia,
I have been a very good girl
This year. Please bring me. a baby
All gone doll, a magic tea party'
se., roller.blades and knee pads.,
a snow whilte-game, crocidle den-
tist game. I will leave you some
milk and cookies by the fireJ
place. Please bring Joshua and
David something too. Also please
bring my dog DJ a new ball.
I love.yqu
Jennifer Goods'on. age 8
Dear Santa Claus,, -
We 'are the 2's and 3's class
at K.I.D.S.
Taylor Byrd-candy. toys.,
purple toys and a baby doll. Ty-
rene Dawson-bicycle, baby doll,, 3
ai-plane. toy gun. 'Karissa
McDuffie-baby, Barbie, cup cof-
fee. baby bed. Darcel Hamilton-
ambulance, super nintendo,
train, lire truck, dump truck. Ray
Tatum-a puppy, pop gun. Chaz-
ten Byrd-motorcycle bike. foot- -
ball suit, remote control car. par'-
rison Warrender- Dracula,
airplane, and a cape. Krystal
Keigans-a baby and toys. John-
tavious Tiller-a truck, a bear.
Shyanne Headly-just" wants it
all.


Thank yotu!
Dear Santa,
I want to


THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY. DEC. 23, 1993 PAGE 7C
some purple skates, a baby doll Dear Santa,
that I can feed, and a Shark's I am five years old. I have
cheerleader outfit. I will leave you been a sweet girl all year. Please
some milk and cookies, bring ime a telephone, a pink
Morgan Wood, house, and. a Big Barbie Doll. I
The Learning Center will leave you a snack Christmas


Dear Santa,
I am four years old. Could
you please bring me a Sally Se-
crets Baby Doll, a school desk,
and a Walkie Talkie. I will leave
you a snack Christmas Eve. I
have been a sweet girl all year.
Kathryn Arnold,
The Learning Center
Dear Santa,
I am four years old. Could
you please bring me some Barbie
skates, a magic doodle, a Western
Barbie, a Baby AJl-Gone, and
Easy bake oven, some easy to-
make jewelry, and a McDonald
Snack maker. I will leave you
some snacks if you come 'to my
house.
April Martin,
The Learning Center


Eve.
Courtney Cooley,
The Learning Center

Dear Santa,
I am three years old and have
been a good little boy all year.
Please bring me: a swing set, an
elephant, and some snow. I will
leave you something nice to eat.
Matthew Wright,
The Learning Center

Dear Santa,
Could you please bring me a
new Barbie car, a robot, and a
new Pinocchio tape. I have been a
sweet. girl all year. I am three
years old.
.Carolyn Marley,
The Learning Center


keep, growing


S/


mm


Is Where' The Heart Is...
01nd ours is with our many kind neighbors
who have made us feel so welcome. We're
proud'to be a part of this fine community.


MILLE
Che


Happy Holidays and 'thanks!

R AGENCY
vron Products


)
I"


S /-
































Dear Santa,
Please bring me a cowgirl
Barbie, playhouse, a baby doll,
and a Barbie Jeep.
Love,
Anna
Dear Santa,
I want a motorcycle, a water
gun, a necklace, cowboy boots,
and a playhouse.
Love,
Daryl
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a candy
cane, a Barbie Jeep, a sled, ring
and necklace, and new gloves and
a Christmas teddy-bear.
Love,
Heather
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a playhouse,
a Happy Meal thing, a crying doll,
and alot of surprises.
Lanetta
Dear Santa,
Please bring me lots of video
games for my Sega and a bag of
candy.
Love,
Chandler
TDear Santa.
Please bring me some batman
stuff and a trampoline.
Love and thank you,
Matt
Dear Santa,
I want a Barbie jeep, a bike,
and a baby that burps.
Love,
Danlelle
Dear Santa,
I want a Ninji tape, and a TV.
Love, KetJuan
Dear Santa,
I want a garbage truck to
play with, a toy for Stephanie, a
toy for my sister, Angel.
Love,
Eddie
Dear Santa,
I want a power wheel, a new
Barble, and lots of surprises.
Love,
Misty
Dear Santa,
I want a bicycle, a pedal
wheel bike, and a motorcycle
bike.
Love,
Rashard

Dear Santa,
Please bring me a candy
cane, a cake, presents, and a lot
of surprises.,
Love,
LeeAnn
Dear Santa,
Please bring me lots of toys,
lots of money, and playdough.
Love,
Lydia

Dear Santa,
I want a bicycle, some paint
and paint book, a little bell neck-


lace, and a diamond braclet.
Love,
Lauren
Dear Santa,
I want a baby doll and strol-


H


23, 1993
- er, a bike, a trampoline, and a
swingset.
Love,
Brittony M.
Dear Santa,
I want a Sega Genesis. I also
want. a tournament table and
pool table.
Love,
Chan
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a sports car
that is white and has red stripes
and a church playhouse.
Love,
Karissa
Dear Santa,-
Please bring me a doll house
and a cowgirl Barbie. A baby that
can talk and some surprises.
Love,
Katie
Dear Santa,
Please bring me the triplet
dolls that laugh and two more'
puppies.
Love,
Elizabeth
Dear Santa,
Please, bring me an easy bake
oven, a dollhouse and a Barbie


Love,
Brittany K.
Dear Santa,
I want a sled, reindeer, a can-
dy cane, a play and lots of sur-
prises.
Love,
David

Dear Santa,
Yesterday I went to choir.
And my teacher is named Mrs.
Funderburk. I want, a baby doll
check up and a new bike and will
yoCu get me one more thing I want
a ball.
Love,
Rebekah
Dear Santa,
'I am 7 yeas old. I live in Port
St. Joe. I want a keyboard and
diary: book and roller skates and
radio and typewriter and paper:
and helmet and boots.
Love,
Jessica Ford
Dear Santa,
I love Christmas. I love you
too. I will leave a key so you can
come in. I don't got no chimney.
What I want is a watch, a game-


boy, some luggage, a skatebord, a
Sega with game, a pocket knife, a
new note book.
P.S. How are your reindeer
My name is
Simon
Dear St. Nick,
I want a dumptruck.
Jeremy Miller
Dear Santa Claus,,
t I like 'Christmas. We are do-
ing this with our teacher. Her
name is Funderburk. I live in Port
St. Joe. I am seven years old. I
use to live in Gary, Indiana. I like
your reindeers. I want a bicycle.
and 2 babie dolls. By Santa! Mer-
ry Christmas! \
Love Always,
NaBrisha McGowan
Dear Santa Claus,
I live in Port St. Joe
I want a remote control
I want a football, and Sega
I want a B-B gun and bike
/ Lovefineds
Candy Strickland-
Dear Santa Claus,
I live in Port St. Joe, FL. This
year I want a bike and I want a
diary and a baby check up and a


TV teddy and I am 8 year old
Santa and a bear
Love,
Schcora
Santa Claus,
I live in Port St. Joe.
I want a B.B. gun.
Charlie Sewell
Dear Santa,
I'm 8 years old. I'm in the 2
grade. My teacher is Mrs. Funder-
burk. I live on Selma St. I want a
new NFL game. And a race car
track. Love,
Terrence Holland
Dear Santa Claus,
I went to' the church last
night.: I helped decorate .the
Christmas tree. I want a popl ta-
ble and a Sega. and Sonic the
Hedgehog 2. All Stars.
Love Jesse,
Jesse Mamoran, your friend

Dear Santa Claus,
I live in Port St. Joe
I will leave food for you. I
want a Sega. I want a football. I
want a air pump. I want a kicking
stand.
Love All Ways,
Leonard


OLIDAY .'







GREETINGS .



^ .^ -' 11: .^ : :\ 1 :/ 1 X II1 1*. 1: 1:
.^ : ^ f 'T 'i* 4
1'-


St. Joe FOREST PRODUCTS






Ste o CONTAINER CO.

R 0


Iesounridnq


"7anks':'

S your/, 4 i n
a priulg to erve you.

:Mae's Styling

Salon


May all roads lead to peace and happiness

now and always! Merry Christmas to all!