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FORTY-EIGHTH YEAR, NUMBER 39


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PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 32456 THURSDAY, MAY 29. 1986


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Truck


Theft


Ring


Is


Broken


Up


Interstate Ring Dismantled Stolen Tractors and Marketed Parts


Three men were arrested
in the Dalkeith rea Monday
afternoon, after a 24-hour
period of surveillance, in a
truck "chopping" operation.
The arrests came after a
joint investigation of the
operation by the Gulf County


Sheriff's Department, the
Federal Bureau of Investiga-
tion, the State's Attorney and
the Florida' Department of
Law Enforcement. Accord-
ing to Sheriff Al Harrison, the
local arrests were part of an
interstate ring which has


been stealing trucks and
cutting them up to sell the
parts. "All of these trucks we
recovered Monday afternoon
were stolen in the Dothan,
Alabama area", Sheriff Har-
rison said.
The Sheriff. declined to


say how the Gulf County
portion of the ring Oas
'discovered or how the 'pe-
partment knew they were in
operation this particular day,
but he said information was
they would be at a spot in the
woods about halfway be-
tween the upper and lower
Dalkeith Roads sometime
over the week end and
Monday. A stake-out in the
wooded area witnessed some
of the dismantling operations
on one truck and a second
was brought into the area
while the stake-out was in
progress. Sheriff Harrison
said the second truck was
driven into the area by
James Reed and when'the
arrest attempt was made, he
took off running through the
woods in an attempt to get
away.
3 ARRESTS MADE
Arrested Monday at the
scene of the truck demolition
were Brian James Cyphers,
29 of Panama City; Jiies
Reed, 59, of Blountstowi and
Albert Addison, 55, of Wewa-
hitchka. Both Reed and Ad-
dison are pulp wooders and


Cyphers operates a small
salvage business.
During the arrests, the law
enforcement officers re-
covered two Mack tractors
which had been stolen in the
Dothan, Alabama area and
brought to Dalkeith. The
operation was discovered
nearly a week and a half ago
and has been under surveil-
lance since that time.
Sheriff Harrison said
FDLE investigators were on
hand looking for clues when
the last truck was brought
into the stripping site Mon-
day. The officers hid as the
truck approached and made
the arrests when it came into
the compound.
BIG OPERATION
Sheriff Harrison said in-
formation available to his
department shows the theft
ring is operatirigtoutside Gulf
County. The two trucks re-
covered Monday had been
sold to the persons arrested
and were being dismantled
by them. One of the recover-
ed trucks had been stolen
from W. R. Turner of Ozark,
Alabama and the other from


Lane Trucking Company of
Dothan.
Sheriff Harrison said the
FBI had been investigating
the main theft ring for some
time, before narrowing its
attention to the Gulf County
phase of the operation.
"This isn't the complete
operation we have captured


here", Harrison said Tues-
day. "We have learned the
ring is operating all over this
area of Florida, as well as
south Alabama and Georgia.
There are more arrests com-
ing up on the part of the ring
which is operating in our
county and adjoining coun-
ties before too much longer.


We hope this will wipe this
activity out here in our
county", Sheriff Harrison
said.
The wide-spread use of the
heavy trucks in the pulp
wood industry makes parts
for the trucks a good selling
commodity and has made
truck thefts mushroom.


This was once a proud "king of the it and brought it to Gulf County where It was


This' was once a proud "king of the it and brought it to Guif County where it was
Road" diesel before truck "choppers" stole dismantled and sold for parts.



Gulf War Dead Honored


Gulf Coety's war -dead, .r.Ele-say ada .-ugler
were remembered Monday blowing "Taps" as the cere-
as the county observed Me- ,mony wound dqwn. -
morial Day with the rest of _
tb: na o.: A short-- -, but' Father Tom, Crandall,-pas-
.the, nation. A short, -but
; meaningful ceremony herein tor of St Joseph Catholic
Port St. Joe. in front of City Church sang "The Star
IHall paid tribute tothe dead Spangled Banner and "A
of all wars'from Gulf County Soldier's Prayer" for the
and called attend t h onto the ceremony, while members of
need for a renewal of patriot- the VFW provided a color
ism and, dedication to the guard to flank the speaker's
flag. stand.
A color guard from Tyndall Major Wallace H. Robin-
Air Force Base added to the son, a Chaplain at Tyndall
memorial service by firing a Air Force Base, was the


featured .speaker- for. -the
occasion, recalling the sacri-
-fice which wasomade by' so%
many 'in preserving liberty
for. all.
The day% started with vet-
erans' organizations placing
a small American flag at the
intersection of Highways 98
and 71 in memory of each one
of Gulf County's war dead
and also placed approxi-
mately 200 American flags at
the gravesites of all known
veterans in Holly Hill and
Forest Hill Cemeteries.


Map of New Districts
The final stage of new Commission and School
Board districtss for Gulf County is shown on county and
city maps found on page seven of this issue of The Star.
The districts have been agreed upon by both the County
and School Boards ad i( approved by the courts, will
,,.apply in the fall prinairips which start in September.
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Gulf County will be step-
ping into the computer age
about the end of this year,
following action taken by the
Board at their meeting Tues-


day night.
A committee composed of
Maurell Cumbie, Kesley Col-
bert and Eda Ruth Taylor
has suggested a computer


Sheriff Al Harrison and officers from before the truck in the background could
FDLE have that satisfied look on their faces meet the fate of others which had been
which comes with getting the job done. They brought to a wooded area near Dalkeith for
arrested three.-sam.-'Monday afternoon dismantling.. ... ..-.


County Going Computer
unG .. ...mut...


System to Sei
plan to the Commission
which would provide com-
puter service to every office
in the courthouse and the
Board decided Tuesday night


Grads Off



On Quest



For Best

High Honor graduate, Michelle Holloman accurately
described her immediate future when she used as her
subject, "The Best Is Yet To Be" as she introduced the
graduation progr, -m for Port St. Joe High School Monday
night. During the cou-se of what was to follow, Holloman
received a total of $1,550 in cash awards for scholastic
achievement during the ceremonies, as well as several


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There was a whole lot of hugging going on in the
Coliseum Monday night after the diplomas had been
presented.


After the diplomas were presented, it was time to
start the congratulations and show a little relief that the
other awards.
Holloman was easily the top award winner for the
evening as kudos were handed out by the Rotary, Kiwanis
and Lions clubs, Gulf Coast Community College, George
and Billy Tapper awards, Gulf Coast Academy of
Cosmetology and several others.
The Rotary award, presented by Jim McNeill, III, for
scholarship and citizenship were presented to Dawn Grace
and Brett Kelly.
The W. R. (Billy) Tapper memorial scholarship
awards were presented by Assistant Principal Chris
Earley to Dawn Grace and Michelle Jenkins.
The Kiwanis Club had Steve Richardson presenting six
awards for the club. Tommy Kemp received the science
award; De Ann Young, the social studies award; Dawn
Grace, math; Michelle Holloman, english and Brett Kelly
and Michelle Holloman, most outstanding boy and girl.
Rex Buzzett presented a single award for the Lions
Club-a $500 scholarship to Sharon Miller to the school of
her choice.
Mrs. Lucille Pierce presented two awards in
cosmetology to Carmelita Clark and Michelle Parramore.
Michelle Holloman was the recipient of the George G.
Tapper academic award, consisting of $500 cash,
presented by Superintendent Walter Wilder.
Michelle Holloman was also presented with a $1,000


school days and the graduation procedure are all over.
-Star photo
cash award presented by the SIR FAME award for placing
first in state competition, presented by Clarence Monette.
Holloman's award also earned the Media Center a $500
cash contribution.
Superintendent Walter Wilder presented Holloman
with a $50 Gold Card award for the highest scholastic
average for the year.
Gulf Coast Community College scholarships were
presented to Curtis Ray, Robert Harris, Michele Jenkins,
Lynn Aman, Stacy Strickland and Marie Fambro by Dr.
Robert King.
Superintendent Walter Wilder presented diplomas to
the graduating seniors assisted by Lamar Faison, Edwin
Williams, Catherine Ramsey and Chris Earley.
Tiffany Carr, class president, gave a stirring salute to
the parents of the graduating seniors for their sacrifices
made over the past 12 years on behalf of their children.
"You're the real heros tonight", she said.
Michelle Holloman observed that "It's time to go", as
she started her address. She stated that it was with mixed
feelings of excitement and fear that the seniors handed their
high school career and stepped out into the adult world.
"We must strive for success, keeping in mind that the best
is yet to be", as she closed her address.
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rve


to go out for bids for the
machinery.
Some financing for the new
way of keeping records was
included in the current bud-
get of the county, but extra-
ordinary expenses have gob-
bled up the money over the
past two months when storm
damage expenses, a *new
ambulance for Wewahitchka
and a need for more solid
waste handling equipment
became a part of this year's
budget operation even
though it was not planned on
last year.
The only concern of the
Commission Tuesday, was
there is none of this money
left which had been set aside
for computer units and the
suggestion of the committee
was to go out for bids
immediately and have them
returned at the July 9 meet-
ing. "If we come up with a
contract on July 9, we don't
have the money to pay for
it", Commissioner Doug
Birmingham said. On Bir-
mingham's expressed con-
cern, the Commission
inserted a clause in their call
for bids which would spell out
financial arrangements.
Chairman Branch said it was
highly unlikely the county
could get delivery of a
system in less than six
months, anyhow, and by that
time the new budget would be
in force.
The county has wanted to
go on computer for the past
two or three years, but felt it
couldn't afford it at the time.
Now, the state requires com-
puter services in several of
the county operations, such
as the Property Appraiser's
office and the Tax Collector's
office, to the point where
contracted computer service
is amounting to almost as
much as their own service
would cost the county.
AUDIT REPORT
Certified Public Accoun-
tant, Michael Tucker pre-
sented the county with copies
of his audit of county records
and fielded questions from
the Board concerning several
criticisms contained in the
report.
Tucker said even though


there were three pages of
criticisms, they were mostly
recommendations for imp-
provement rather than scor-
ing for doing something
wrong. "On the contrary", he
said, "your records are very
well kept; some of the best I
have come across in my.
duties as auditor for several
.counties and cities. All the;
criticisms are for minor-
things which are mostly the
way I would do things, as
opposed to the way they are
being done. Everything is
very well presented in your
records", he added.
Tucker said there were
three points in his list of
critiques which were matters
for attention but were caused
by growth rather than wrong
record keeping.
In one instance, the Fine
and Forfeiture fund had a
recorded deficit of $25,828,
mostly because the cash
carried over from the pre-
vious year was not as much
as anticipated when the
budget was made.
The second point was a
shortfall of $15,883 in the
Capital account for the same
reason. "The cash carried
forward projection was not
accurate", he said.
The Sheriff's Department
had a deficit of $15,812 caused
by employment claims made
against the budget after the
administration had changed
hands last year. The claims
were for unclaimed vacation
time and unemployment
compensation.
OTHER BUSINESS
In other business matters,
the Commission:
-Agreed to proceed im-
mediately with securing a
firm to provide the county
plan which has been mandat-
ed by the State of Florida.
-Received three bids on
preparing Gulf County's plan
and decided to choose the
best of the three bids as soon
as possible. The bids ranged
from $49,500 from Basker-
ville, Donovan Engineers, to
a high of $56,881 from Clark,
Roumelis of Tallahassee.
-Agreed to meet June 10
as the Highland View Water
Board to discuss that service.


Calling for Bids for


All County Offices


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Comments:


THE STAR
THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1986 PAGE TWO


A Senate committee and a
House Bill both attacked a problem
this past week and came awfully
Close to passing a bill which W'ould
make it almost prohibitive for
teen-agers to drink or use drugs.
Nothing wrong with that, so far
as we can see.
.... The bills would have stripped
the teen-agers of their drivers'
licenses if they were caught by law
enforcement officers on charges
involving alcohol or illegal drugs.
S The point is, they didn't have to
be driving or even near a car in
order for the penalty to be applied.
The reason for the penalty was
to strip from the teen-agers the one
thing they value most in their
young lives for the dangerous and
popular practice of using drugs or
alcohol. A driver's license is a
valuable possession for a young
person; and probably competes on
an even plane with acceptance by
:their peers in popularity.
STeaching hasn't stopped the
practice of sneaking a drink or a
session with drugs; preaching
hasn't done it; threats haven't been
,effective; pleading has been vain;



Kicked Out

SIt has been several years since
we graduated from high school, but
iwe still remember the feeling and
the apprehension which came from
the experience.
It meant we no longer had a
,.good portion of our life planned out
for us each and every year and it



D:- Blessings

S Mrs. Hubert Watson must
be feeling like. the luckiest
-~person, in the.world this .eek,
p, .with her new kidney and a
chance to live a half-way
; normal life once again.
Sure, she must follow a
Strict regimen of medication all
s" her life to keep her body from
: rejecting the foreign kidney,
but we feel she will testify it is
tremendously better than hav-
ing no kidneys at all and being a
slave to a dialysis machine.
We don't stop to count the
many blessings all of us have.
We complained about having
stones in our kidneys recently;
but, really, we suspect our
blessing is that we have kidneys
to have stones in.
-. lsigi ht ehv iny


making it against the law seemed
to make the practices even more
attractive to those youngsters.
It might just be that the
legislator who came up with the
idea of taking the driving license
for the use of these narcotics will be
effective in steering some of the
young people in the right direction.
In our opinion, the bills don't
cover a wide enough area, how-
ever. The proposed penalty should
apply to adults, too, Of course, as
any teen-ager has already figured
out, if the bills are expanded to
include adult usage of alcohol and
drugs used by adults as a criteria
for suspending driving licenses, the
bill will automatically die. So long
as it is aimed at young people, it
may have a chance of passage.
As Sen. Carrie Meek of Miami
said of the proposed law, "That's
kind of tough". It's even tougher to
have a young or adult life ruined by
things which happen and are
caused by a person who is not in
control of himself because of
alcohol or drugs. It's kind of tough
to get killed by a drunk or a person
high on drugs.



t of the Nest

meant we could no longer depend
on having a full summer to do what
we wanted to do. It meant the
beginning of having to fend for
ourselves. It may sound a bit
corny, but we knew just how a little
bird feels when it gets kicked out of
the nest by its momma.
It's a good feeling to graduate
from high school, but it's not
without its moments of apprehen-
sion, too.
Along with these feelings
comes the knowledge that one has
accg 1lishe( 4 something, marked
S. milestone in lite and brought on
the moment of being our own
person: In spite of its moments of
apprehension, it is a feeling of
accomplishment and expectation.
We have never done any hang
gliding in our life, but we can
imagine that first step off a cliff or
a mountain, matriculating to a
position to where one has to depend
on the glider and one's wits to get to
the bottom of the cliff safely is sort
of like graduating from high
school.
It's a thrill, but it's also scary.
We wish the graduates a happy
landing at the bottom of life and we
congratulate them for the accom-
plishment of stepping off into life.


Tough


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Hunker Down with Kes




Say It Ain't So, Sandy


by Kesley Colbert

Sandy "Black Shoes" San- thing to me but you could tell gathering up to leave, Sandy
born is one of the best friends he was chapped. I liked that. kinda strolled off by himself
that I've ever had. I guess Of course he didn't have to and although I couldn't see, I
the first time I noticed him say much at those games knew the tears were coming.
was down at the Little 'cause there was this lady I loved that 'cause I've been
League park back around that sat right down by the there.
1970. I umpired a game or backstop doing enough talk- What a privilege and thrill
two when Sandy pitched. The ing and yelling for the both of to watch that kid grow up!
boy took his baseball serious them. Boy, she could bellow. He'd come off the mound in a
I liked that. He had some I mean when she cheered high school 'game and say,
ability but he didn't let that they could hear her in "Coach, I'm not sure that
get in the way of his pitch- Salem, Alabama. And if I I'm getting my hips turned
ing; in other words, he didn't made a call she disagreed quick enough and my arm is
over complicate matters. He with ..... dragging so consequently
just tried to throw it as hard The first game I umpired I'm not getting on top of my
as he could by every hitter. Sandy's team lost by a run or curve ball and I think that's
Sandy and I refer to that two. He shook hands and why it's flattening out..."
style of pitching as "smok- congratulated the other I'd kind'a look like I didn't
ing 'em on the inside". I lik- team like you're supposed to know what he was talking
ed that. If he disagreed with do but you could tell it was about, and sometimes I
a call he had enough respect a'killing him. I liked that. didn't, then I'd say, "Fuzz,
that he wouldn't say any- And then while everyone was just smoke 'em on the
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and overall won 204 games.
We talked about baseball
when the gloves were small,
the bats were made of wood
and the grass was real. We
remembered Herman "Ger-
many" Schaefer, "Smokin"
Joe Wood, Stan Coveleski,
Hoot Evers, Walt Dropo,
Harry Steinfeldt, Mordecai
"Three Finger" Brown, Joe
"Ducky" Medwick arid
countless hundreds of
others. What a way to spend
an afternoon! Like I said, I
knew from the very first that
Sandy and I were on the
same wave length.
I sometimes sill can't
believe he graduated from
high school in 1976. It just
seems like yesterday I was
umpiring those Little
League games and he was
"smoking 'em on the
inside". He still says "sir" to
me and that is a reflection on
him, not me.
Sandy got married this
past Saturday in Tallahas-
see. I wasn't there. Well, I
assume he went through
with it knowing Sandy if
someone stopped him on the
way to the church to talk
(Continued on Page 3)


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Mark Me Down As Opposed to A Gambling Ship in Our Neighborhood


I HATE TO mess in Bay County's
business, but the News Herald messes
in our business regularly, so I guess I
can get away with it.
According to the said News
Herald of the past few days, Bay
County is going to get a gambling ship
based at Panama City for the summer
months.
Not only are the tourists to Bay
County going to shed most of their
clothes to enjoy the beach, they are
going to now have their shirt taken by
a gambling ship which will dock at the
Panama City Downtown Marina for
the purpose of loading suckers on
board, then taking them beyond the
legal limit, so they can lose their
money at the gambling tables to their
heart's content.
-I know that only adults can go on
the ship and so it will be people who
can legally make up their own mind to
lose their money to the gambling
enterprise, but, in my idea that still
doesn't make it right.
You can argue with me until the
cows come home, I still don't think it's
right to allow such an enterprise any
credibility in our state. To allow it to


circumvent our anti casino gambling
law as the ship will do is to thumb it's
nose at our laws here in Florida. To
allow the gambling ship to exist and
do business is to make a mockery of


bor objects, all he had to do is say so
and the thing isn't allowed by local
law.
We're neighbors to Bay County
over here in Port St. Joe and Gulf


ETA OIN SHRDLU

I By: Wesley R. Ra


the law.*
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SOME PEOPLE IN Bay County
are happy over the ship coming in and
some are unhappy. I don't live in Bay
County, nor do I even go to Bay
County unless it is an unusual
occasion, but I'm unhappy with the
arrangement, too.
Here in Port St. Joe we have a law
which requires anyone wishing to do
something unusual to their property to
advertise their intentions. If a neigh-


msey


County.
I'm exercising the same right and
voicing my objection to a casino
gambling being docked in my neigh-
borhood. There is good reason why the
folks of Destin and Fort Walton Beach
wouldn't let it in there.
Isn't it strange what some people
will do for money? Here these guys
are sponsoring a gambling ship,
seeing no harm in it, while the two
most potent forces in Florida are
girding up to decide whether or not to


allow it at the general elections in the
fall. If there's nothing wrong with the
business of gambling, why the big
fight over whether or not to allow it in
the state?


e


+ + ++
THE STAR WILL be unalterably
opposed both to casino gambling
being legalized in Florida and the
creation of a state lottery to generate
funds for the schools, the hospitals, or
anything. I will even oppose a state
lottery, even if the proponents decide
to give me all the proceeds.
I make this definite statement
because the pro-state lottery people
purchased the right to insert a petition
in this week's issue of The Star, urging


people to sign it and send it in as a
portion of a petition endorsing placing
the state lottery question on the ballot
in the fall.
I want you to know, the fact the
petition is in The Star definitely does
not mean I or this newspaper endorses
the state lottery.
Again I say, we oppose it. I
personally oppose gambling of any
kind because of moral convictions.
I think it's asinine for our state
to strip people of some estimated $300
million a year to play the lottery and
the state only realize about half that
sum in its budget.
Why not go ahead and say they
are raising taxes (as the Legislature
surely is) and be done with it? A
lottery is a very inefficient way for the
state to raise money. I can see no
other legitimate reason for the state to
be in the lottery business.
While we're removing some of
these sales tax exemptions, let's just
stick in one or two more to raise the
money a lottery may bring in and
forget all about having to operate the
game of chance.


Lotteries are becoming a popular
fund raiser all over the nation. I
realize that. Even so, I cannot see
Florida as needing money badly
enough to resort to such a sleazy
means of getting it.
+++++
I'M GOING TO change the
subject on you this week. Ordinarily
this blurb is about one subject only,
but something has come up which
makes a two subject colurin neces-
sary.
You see, about a year ago, I
thought I needed a paint sprayer so I
bought me one. Ever since it came in,
it has stayed in the box in which it'
came, reclining on a shelf in our
utility room.
It stayed there until a few weeks
ago, when I noticed it was missing. I
don't know how long it has been
missing, but it is definitely gone.$
The point is, I think I loaned it to
somebody and I can't remember who
it was.
What I'm saying is, if you are the
one I loaned my paint sprayer to, how
about letting me know. I'd just like to
locate it.


St. Joseph's Bay


May 29
May 30
May 31
June 1
June 2
June 3
June 4
June 5


High
3:23 p.m.
4:05 p.m.
3:39p.m.
9:51a.m.
8:51a.m.
8:53a.m.
9:12 a.m.
9:30a.m.


Low
1:44 a.m.
2:09 i.m.
2:04a.m.
1:15 a.m.
8:51p.m.
6:37 p.m.
7:09p.m.
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8:06 p.m.


inside."
You know, looking back on
it now, I guess the best times
Sandy and I shared were sit-
ting out in the backyard talk-
ing baseball. Now I think
that one time we might have
talked about something
other than baseball ... but
mostly it was baseball. San-
dy is a walking encyclopedia
on the history of baseball. He
can and did talk for hours
about a left handed pitcher
for John McGraw's old New
York Giants named Rube
Marquard.
Now, old Rube must'a
been Fuzz's favorite. I learn-
ed that Rube from 1911 to
1913 won 24, 26 and 23 games.
He pitched from 1908 to 1925


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THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla. T'lI'RSDAY, MAY 29, 19.86


PAGE THREE


SHA

PHAN
by Wendell Ca




The Handic
MANY OF YOU won't believe I
Phantry is handicapped. It's true. Sh
admit it, but he is missing part of one fi
hand. It's the one next to his little fing
blind as a bat in his left eye.
IT HAPPENED WHEN he was abou
His father had installed one of those pun
porch--you know the kind, it has one b
smaller wheel on top with a heavy belt t
and round.
Anyway, one day, while no one was
sneaked out and proceeded to ekaminet
during this examination that one of his
to take a bath--of the five sisters, none w
clear that day--and the pump clicked
To this day, no one has figured out
cut off the finger next to the'little finger o
There are tweo'fingers longer than th
besides that, Shad is right handed.
Anyway, thestory goes that by the t
rushed out' to see where he was and
happened, Shad had fed the part of his
severed to a chicken that was pecking
yard. That took care of any hopes of try
it to his hand.
+++++
THERE: ARE MANY different sto:
how he lost his: eye.. Since his mother:
deceased and you can't believe anything
sisters say, iWs hard to know what is I
SOne story has it that he was involved
fight aiid was the bnly one that didn't ha
SAnother popular story had Shad figh
during World War II. When both side
ammunition, they started shooting at e
slingshots. According to the story, one G
and shot a small ball bearing at Shad. He
. mark because he was aiming for a spot
his eyes Shad then proceeded to capt
regiment bare-handed Shad was six yea
war ended. Wonder who started that s
++.++ '.
THE MOST UNBELIEVABLE store
friend of Shad's from Wewahitchka. He
so you know the story must be true. A
rather commit adultery than tell a
another story.
It was Memphis,.Tennessee, one cc
years ago when a car screeched to a halt
,club. The back ,door opened, and a bod
from the car to the sidewalk, directly
club. The car raced off and soon a cro
A few minutes passed before a pries
The priest looked down to see the bod
beautiful girl, completely nude, lying on
He also noticed some leering .eyes in th
that had gathered. Instantly he offe
warning: "Those who looketh upon this
struck blind!"! -
A moment passdand then a slurred
Scrowd. said,, 'I rIr oneeye.' -
The wo.ld' may never'know- and "
care less- the truth about what happen
eve. but knowing Shad, well.:..



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Crime Rate Drops In Gulf Fund Raising Day for
FundCreels set for saturday
Reported crimes in Gulf County of from 35 in 1985 to 25 in the first The next largest increased per- Creels Set for saturday
took a dramatic nosedive, for the most quarter of this year. Last year, two centage in arrests was for the charge Saturday, May 31 will be a that. are clean, household
past, for the first quarter of this year, motor vehicle thefts were reported of narcotics possession which saw an special Hospital Fundraising items, toys, dishes, small
according to a report released this and this year, none was reported, increase of 233.3 percent. Worthless Day for Barbara and Sherry appliances, etc. that you can
week by the Florida Department of The total crime index in the check arrests increased by. 200 Creel who were severely donate will be greatly appre.
Law Enforcement of Tallahassee. county was reduced by 34.2 percent. .percent and disorderly intoxication by injured in an auto accident in ciated. Those who wish to
The report reflected a downswing Of the crimes reported, 17.3 were 200 percent. April. There will be a road- donate any of these items can
in serious crimes, while reflecting an cleared while last year, only 10.1 The largest number of arrests for block, plus a White Elephant contact Florence Boyett at
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Sheriff's Department and an increase
in the number of crimes solved by the
Department.
".'he.first quarter of both 1985 and
'198 had no murder~' forcible rapes or
robbery reported, according to the
report. Three other categories docu-
mented by FDLE showed decreases
while one category-that of aggravat-
ed assault-showed an increase of 12.5
percent. The one category was the
only one which reflected an increase
over last year.
Burglaries were down from 34 in
1985 to.only 18 this year during the
reporting time.,Lateenies took a drop


OBITUARIES
Rebe
Lewis C. Gay Jim


ARRESTS CLIMB
During the first quarter of the
c.9rrent year, the Sheriffl' Depart-
'ment inade 119 arrests for an increase
of 52.6 over the same period in 1985,
according to the report.
The largest increase in the
number of arrests was reported for
the charge of larceny, which showed
an increase of 600 percent in arrests.
In 1985, there was one arrest on the
charge of larceny and in 1986, seven
arrests were reported for the 600
percent increase.


BIRTHS
ecca Ann Belin
and Cindy Beliri have


sasw wlhat nacu announced tne irth of their
ringer that was Lewis C. Gay, 78, of daughter." Rebecca Ann Be-.
around in the Wewabitchka passedd ,away Jin. on May 19. Rebecca
ing to reattach Sunday in. Panama City. He 'veighed 8 lbs. 2,ozs. at birth.
was retired- frorim St. Joe', She was welcomed home by:
PPaper Company, and was a her sister, Bonnie, age three.
riestod about lifetime resident of Gulf Rebecca is the grand-
and father are County. He was a member of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
his brothers or the Glad Tidings Assembly of L. Belin of Port St. Joe, and
the truth: God Church. Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Smithi'of
din an ice pick Survivors include: his Fort Walton Beach. She is the
ive an ice pick. children, Elzie Gay, of St. great-granddaughter of John
ting Germans Petersburg, Libby Duyal of M. Farrahar of Bradenton.
as were-out of Port St. Joe, Gene Gay of
ach other with Pensacola, Barbara Weeks David Hopper
ermin cheated of PdortSt. Joe, an' Richard Chuck and JewelllHopper
Swas a little off Gay Parker- of 'Memphis, proudly announce the birth of
right between Tenn. seven grandchildren, their son, David Aaron Hop-
.ure the entire seven great grandchildren; per, on May 16 at Bay
rs old when the three stepchildren, Virginia Medical Center. David
tory? Tillman of .Lynn Haven, weighed six lbs 101V ozs.,
Bernice Barbee of Port St. and was 19 inches long.'
y was told by a Joe, and Douglas. Atkins of Grandparents are Mr, and
is an attorney, Mulberry; one brother, J. Z. Mrs. Carl Hopper, Sr. of St.
ttorneyswould Gay of 'Mansfield, Ohio, Joe Beach, and Mr. and Mrs.
lie, but that's Bessie Carroll of Wewahitch- Donald Burkett of St. Joe
Ska, Evelyn Gardner of Mexi- Beach.
Dld night a'"few co Beach, and Rushie Regis-
outside a.night ,tr of Atlanta, Ga.; and
dy was thrown numerous nieces arid ne-
in, front of the phews. "WTV' TIs .1
wd gathered.- Funeralservices were held v Ieel S J
t happened.by. at 10:00 A.M. Wednesday at
ly of a young, the Glad Tidings Assembly of '
n the sidewalk. God Church with the Rev. 1o 1
ie small crowd Bob Claycomb and Rev. Paul l, k1
red this stern Wetzel officiating. Interment
s body shall be:.' followed in Roberts Ceme- Mrs. Joy Ailes has announ-
.r-ie ced the recent completion of
voice from the -'All services were under the the St. Jude Children
direction of Comfortei Fun- search.HospitalOhr. V
cold probably: eraltHome, "Wewahitchka ifea"Bike-A-ThoniP% t
ened to Shad's Branch Chapel. joe. Thanks to twenty-iiers,
--' ,. numerous -vqlunteers, and
S. the many cities f 'Port St.
SKathleen Muina Joe who mrade contributions,
.K p the Bike-A-Thoriwos a great
SKthleen Muina, 35, passed: success. Because of the uni-
S, away in Panama City Tues-, versal objectives of research
SYOf: day. She had been a resident and a treatment t St. Jud,
Sof "Wewahitchka since 1979. Children's Research Hospi-
art df .and was a physician's assis-. 1, this effor will benefit
y' P/.lace at children all over the vorld.
SShe is survived by. her Special thanks are extend-
hiii: ..hband, Tony Muin eof ed-to Citizens Federal Sav-
9:45AM Wewaitchka; her children, ings and Loan,'Florida Na-
11:0 A.M Lilia, Tory, Juan, Siggy and tioial Bank, and Wewahitc-
S5 P'.9 Christopher Muina, all of ka State Banl fo the twenty-
S7:0 Wewahitchka; her mother, five dollar savings accounts
S7:00PM Pauline Bochke Mlls for- donated tothetop three
merely of Chicago, now resid- Bike-A-Thon winners. Gen-
ing in Ft. Pierce; five erous mechanical assistance
u brothers, David Biochke, was offered to the :riders by
Church Butch- Frank, Paul arid Larry's Bike Shop. Refresh-
SRichard Biochke; one sister, ments provided by Sherri
Stephnie Steinfeld.t provided by Sherri
Stephanie Steinfeld. Bowen's exercise class, and
Funeral services are in- free French fries from
HAEL HANDY complete and 'ill be announ- .Hardee's Restaurant were
ster of Music ced later., welcomed by the partici-
& Youth,. All services are under the pants. The Pprt St. Joe High
direction of Comforter Fun- School offered a ,safe and
eral Home; Wewahitchka convenient course on the high
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Kesley
(Continued from Page 2)
about Ty Cobb or "Shoeless"
Joe Jackson he.might not of
made it. I love Sandy San-
born. I wouldn't have missed
his wedding for anything in
the world except maybe for
something concerning my
own children. And that's ex-
actly what happened. Jesse
had a piano rectal. Now I
ain't real big on weddings
and I rate piano recitals
right up there with pulling
teeth and in-grown toenails.
SBut you'd be surprised how
Much more meaning one of
those recitals take on when
You've got a son participat-
ing. I don't know exactly
what he played but it sound-
ed great to me.
So Sandy, I hate that I
missed the food at the recep-
tion. I was certainly thinking
of you Saturday afternoon,
you know I wish you the best
and come to see me soon.
Maybe things have changed
a little but we still can pill
up a chair in the backyard,
drink a Dr. Pepper and talk
about Rube Marquard. I
won't mention the piano
recital if you won't mention
the wedding.
Respectfully,
Coach


a sii e charge were ma U on i e
charge of driving under the influence.
in spite of the toughened Florida laws
on driving under the influence. There
-were 29 arrests made in Gulf County
during the first quarter of this year on
the charge. In 1985; 23 arrests were
made in the same period for driving
while intoxicated.
In all, the Sheriff's Department
made 119 arrests -of adults during
January, February and March in 1986
and reported 78 arrests during the
same period last year. There were no
arrests made of juveniles during the
period of either year.


Graduation


I'lge I


WEWAHITCHKA AWARDS
In the Wewahitchka graduation exercises held Friday
of last week, Mrs. Eddie Bell White presented Gulf Coast
Academy of Cosmetology awards to Margaret Lanier, Lisa
Williams and 'La Donna Tucker. The scholarships were
valued, at $500 each.
Karen Prange received the Daughers of American
Revolution award presented by Mrs. Betty Ann Owens.
Gulf" County's Junior Miss, Jenny Bloodworth,
received a $500 scholarship presented to her by William J.
Rish, representing the pageant sponsor, the Port St. Joe
Kiwahis Club.
The automotive mechanics awards were presented to
Terry Harrelson, Glenn Norris, Allen Pitts and, Mark
Weeks.
Phi Delta Kappa awards were presented to Mike
Harrison and Charles Mims.
The President's Academic citation went to Charles
Mims.
William Norris received the student council award:
Laura Linton was honored for having perfect
attendance for her 12 years in school.
Other scholarships went to: Charles Mims, Stetson
University; Jimmy Bloodworth, Karen Prange and Micah
Revell, Gulf Coast Community College.
Awards were presented by Principal S. M. Eubanks.
Superintendent Walter Wilder presented diplomas to the 42
graduating seniors.


For Life"


access
school track, and the school's
Junior Honor Society's help
was appreciated by all:,

Indian Pass
Resident Back
for Exercise
Sam Pace, former'Indian
Pass Beach resident, has
returned to "the :area .for,
Operation Copper Bullet at
Tyndall Air Force Base.
.Sam is a staff sergeant for
the 177th Fighter Interceptor
Group, of the New Jersey Air
National Guard.
Most of Sam's free time
was spent visiting the family
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Creamer of Port St. Joe
Beach.
Sam currently resides with
his wife, Carolyn, in Mill-
ville, New Jersey. He is
employed as a teacher for the
New Jersey Department of
Corrections, at Southern
State Correctional Facility in
Delmont, New Jersey.
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PAGE FOUR THE STAl, Port St. Joe. Fla THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1986


Daughters of American


Revolution Met Wednesday


St. Joseph Bay Chapter
Daughters of the American
Revolution attended the
year's final meeting in full
force Wednesday evening,
May 21, to see new officers
installed and to enjoy a
picnic supper at the Gulf-
front home of Mrs. William J.
Rish or St. Joseph Peninsula.
Mrs. Paul Kunel was in-
stalled as the chapter's sixth
regent in a candlelighting
service meaningfully con-
ducted by Mrs. Nobie Stone.
Others installed were Mrs.
James T. Heathcock, vice-
regent; Mrs, Roberta Har-
den, chaplain; Mrs. William
Dye, recording secretary;
Mrs. Charles Brown, cor-
responding secretary; Mrs.
W. O. Cathey, Jr., treasurer;
Mrs. Robert Reining, reg-
istrar; Mrs. E. L. Suber,
historian; Mrs. :Ralph
Swatts, Sr., librarian,
Concluding the ceremony,
Mrs. Dye, outgoing regent,
gave the Chapter Regent's
Pin worn by each regent to
Mrs. Kunel. In turn, Mrs.
B:unel presented Mrs. Dye an
Ex-chapter Regent's Pin, a
gift from the chapter.
:Mrs. Kunel reported brief-
lI on the Continental Con-
gress.
;With The Flag of the
United States of America
flying, the Rish home and
picnic tables featured the
ied, white and blue flag
colors. Perfect weather and a
cool Gulf breeze completed
the setting.
.Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson,
1rs. W. 0. Cathey, Jr., Mrs.
Max Kilbourn, and Mrs.,
Roberta Harden assisted


Mrs. Rish with the guests.
Mrs. William Mills was
welcomed by the members
as a transfer from the
Blakely, Georgia, chapter.
Chapter meetings will re-


sume in October preceded by
a Memorial Service for Mrs.
Gorge Suber, a charter and
organizing member and the
chapter's first chaplain, who
died recently.


Lewis and Pierce Have

Announced Engagement


Rev. and Mrs, Samuel D.
Lewis of Tampa are pleased
to announce the engagement
and forthcoming.marriage of
their daughter, Kathryn Jan
Lewis of Tallahassee to Ste-
phen Tracy Pierce of Fort


ame -6m-r.
Jessica Lynn Wahl

First Birthday
Jessica Lynn Wahl will
celebrate her first birthday
on May 31.
Her great grandparents
are Chub and Nova Brogdon
of Port St. Joe. Grandparents
are Bob and Carolyn Wahl,
and Howard and Mary Bun-
kert, all of Port St. Joe.


Walton Beach. Stephen is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy
Pierce of St. Joe Beach.
.The bride-to-be is a 1977
graduate of James S. Rick-
ards High School in Talla-
hassee:and attended Missis-
sippi University for Women
and Florida State University.
Kathryn is currently em-
ployed by Lehman and Dor-
sey, CPA in Tallahassee.
The' prospective bride-
groom is.a 1977 graduate of
Port St. Joe Jr.-Sr. High
School and a 1981 graduate of
Birmingham Southern Col-
lege. Stephen served four
years in the U.S. Air Force
and is currently employed by
Software Technology, Inc., of
Melbourne.
The wedding is planned for
October 25 at John Wesley
United Methodist Church in
Tallahassee.

Day Care Plans
for Its Reunion
A planning meeting will
be helf for a class reunion for
the Gulf County Day Care
Center..The meeting will be
held Saturday at 6:30 p.m., in
the Center.


Tap Students, from left to right: Adams, Missy Nobles, Kristi Lawren-
Gretchen Stevens, Krista Nobles, Ca- ce, Laura Johnson, Angie Johnson.
sey White, Kristy Melvin, Tenesa

Dance and Baton Recital


Cindy's Darlin' Dolls held
their second annual recital
Saturday, May 3 at Port St.
Joe High School. The pro-
gram included dance twirl,


hoop baton, hat, two baton
and jazz routines. The tap
class, under the direction of
Midge Stevens, presented a
patriotic routine.


To conclude the program,
each student was presented a
trophy for her effort through-
out the year.


District Director Installs

New Sea Oats Officers


The Sea Oats and Dunes,
Garden Club met May 6 for
the final meeting of the club
year in the community room
of the St. Joe Beach Fire
Station.
SIn a lovely service depict-
ing the passing of the torch
from past leaders to the
elected officers, Mrs. Sue
Cooper, Director of District
II Florida Federation of
Garden Clubs, installed the
following officers: President,
Mrs. Vesta Conley; First

Watson Costin
Final Plans Told
Mr. and Mrs. T. Bruce
Watson are pleased to an-
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Donna Reid Wat'
son, to James 'Edward Cos-
tin, son of James E. Costin
and the late Mrs. Costin.
The wedding will take
place on June 7 at 5:00 p.m.
at the First Baptist Church of
Port St. Joe.
SAll friends and relatives
are invited to the wedding
ceremony at the church.
A reception is to be held
following services by invita-
tion.


Vice President, Mrs. Martha
Hardin; Second Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Sadie Gardner;
Treasurer, Mrs. Jean Jack-
son; Secretary, Mrs. Ste-
phenie Richardson.
A planning meeting and
luncheon will be held Wed-
nesday, June 4 at 10 a.m.
CDST at the home of Sadie
Gardner for new officers and
committee members.


IN LOVING MEMORY
OF KENNETH
In all our years we had
together, we always
shared our love and hap-
piness. We will always
miss you, you will always
be in our hearts and mem-
ories forever.
The tragedy of you leav-
ing our life has brought us
sadness. You will always
remain in our memories.
We loved you very
much.
Rest In Peace.
Your loving sister,
Barbara and
Your loving dad,
Carl


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Singles' Club Plans 1
The Port St. Joe Singles' meeting scheduled for Mon-
day, June 2 at 7:00 p.m. has
,been cancelled. The group
.. "" nn will'Heet at7:30 p.m. (a new
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,,, fa -


i One thing common to most
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CARD OF THANKS
I want to thank the people
who made calls, sent flowers,
and cards to me while in the
'hospital in Tallahassee. I
thank all those who said
prayers.. Please keep them
.up.
Love to all,
Shirley Hobbs


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THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla. THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1986 PAGE FIVE


New Identification Cards



Issued for Game Licenses


The following Highland
View Elementary School stu-
dents have earned the Presi-
dential Physical Fitness
award by performing 85
percent or better in six
categories: arm -hang or
pull-ups, sit-ups,;5o yd..dash,
600 yd. run-walk, shuttle run
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S First year badges: Dana
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Second year badges: Jeff
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Miller, John Strickland, John
Teasley, Elton Wood and
Buddy Whittamore-.
Third year badges: Lewis
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Chris Parker.
Christy Hawkins and Tina
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after, scoring. 50 percent por
better in all categories.


* *


Davy Young, a fifth grader
at Highland View Elemen-
tary has won an award for
performing 100 laps or more
of choice (run, walk, or jog)
for the year 1985-86. Others
receiving awards were Scott


Gal 522 HIGHLAND VIEW

01 CHURCH OF GOD
319 Sixth St, Highland View
L TEMPERANCE "Where Jesus Christ Is King
L& & God's Love Is An
S z Everflowing Fountain"
o SUNDAY SCHOOL..... 10:00A.M..
MORNING WORSHIP .. 11:00A.M.
cGOONEss EVENINGWORSHIP... 6:00 P.M.
WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:00 P.M.
FAITH PASTOR C. W. WHITAKER




"THE CHURCH AFLAME IN PORT ST. JOE"

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
102 Third Street
* Evangelistic Worship Services
Regular Bible Study
SMinistering to the Total Family
Fully Graded Choirs
Christ Centered Youth Program
S a* An Exciting Place to Attend
Where Everyone Is Welcome
S Regular Services Sunday & Wednesday

S HOWARD BROWNING STEPHEN W. TASSIN
Pastor Minister of Music & Youth


Hawkins (3rd), Mandy Fer-
nandez (4th), and Tina Klope
(1st) followed by a close
threesome Russell Young,
Melissa Martin and Michelle
Martin, all first graders.


On June 1, the Game and
Fresh Water Fish Commis-
sion will launch a new
hunting and fishing license
system, designed to trim 25
percent off the cost of
producing the documents.
Under the new system,
each sportsman will use a
credit-card-size "license id-
entification card." All li-
censes and permits will be in
- a stamp form, and stamps
are to be affixed to license
identification cards.
Fishing licenses will cost $7
for Florida residents. Non-
residents will pay $25 for
fishing licenses
The combination hunting
and fishing license for resi-
dents will cost $17.
Hunting licenses will cost
$11 for residents and $50 for
non-residents,
Trapping licenses for resi-
u. will be $25.
'lIe new fee schedule for
permits includes: archery
stamp, $5; muzzleloading
gun stamp, $5; wildlife man-
agement area stamp, $10;


Port St. Joe schools will
dismiss early on Thursday
and Friday of this week. The
schedule is as follows:
Thursday, May 29: North
Port St. Joe Elementary,
Departure 12:15 p.m.; High-
land View-Beach Bus, De-
parture 12:15 p.m.; Other
Port St. Joe Elementary,
12:20 p.m.; Port St. Joe High
School, 12:30 p.m.; Other
Highland View Elementary,
12:45 p.m.
Friday, May 30: North
Port St. Joe Elementary,
Departure 11:45 a.m.; High-
land View-Beach Bus, 11:45
a.m.; Other Port St. Joe
Elementary, 11:50 a.m.;
Port St. Joe High School,


Local Officers Participate
Three local officers of the City of Port St, Joe Police Department participated in the
Florida Department of Law Enforcement's Special Olympics Torch Run. The FDLE was
sponsoring the run, from Pensacola to Tampa, to kick off observance of Special Olympics.
Shown above running in the Port St. Joe leg of the race Sunday morning are officers
James McGee, Nat Brannon and Steven Hutto. At right is Bob Grant of the Pensacola Police
Department who filled in vacant gaps in the run from Pensacola.


CARD OF THANKS
We would like to express Port St. Joe. You will never
our deepest appreciation to know how much it has meant
those who helped us in our to us.
time of sorrow, with their Eternally Grateful,
prayer and words of comfort. The Family of
And to 'those who gave Kenneth C. Conrad
donations in our time of need. Dorothy Grubbs
Carl Conrad
Words cannot express our The Norris Family
gratitude to the people in The Wood Family


Say You Saw It In The Star!


Webb Wildlife Management
Area quail stamp, $10; dove
field stamp, $1.50; waterfowl
stamp, $3; Apalachicola bear
stamp, $10; Osceola bear
stamp, $10; turkey stamp,
$5; resident commercial fish-
ing license, $25; and resident
retail fish dealer license, $25.
"Many of the regular per-
mits, especially for central
and south Florida wildlife
management areas, and
nearly all the special quota
hunt permits will be issued
during the random selection.
Last year over 54,000 special
and regular quota hunt appli-
cants were included in the
selection process," White
said.
Hunters will have an op-
portunity to specify their top
four choices for both regular
and special quota hunts.
White reminds hunters the
earlier they apply, the better
their chances of obtaining a
permit for an area of their
choice.
Regular and special quota
hunt applications are avail-


Early Dismissal for

Gulf County Schools


12:00; Other Highland View
Elementary, 12:15 p.m.

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Reg. 51.34
Valvoline
Super HPO
Reg. $1.46
All Climate
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able from county tax collec-
tors and their subagents or
from any of the Commis-
sion's regional offices begin-
ning June 2. Although quota
hunt permits are free, a
wildlife management area
stamp must be purchased
prior to submitting a quota
hunt application. Stamps are
also available from tax col-
lectors and their subagents.
Instructions for completing
a quota hunt application are
printed on the form.
Antlerless deer permits
will be available again this
fall. Hunters interested in
taking antlerless deer should
follow the instructions on the
quota hunt applications.
As with the quota hunt
applications, applicants for
the antlerless deer permit
must submit their applica-
tions by June 11.


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TRIBUTE TO
TOMMY
written by a friend
The circle has been broken
Since you went away
Your name is often spoken
in someway everyday.
We think of you in moments
that quickly come and go.
Of cherished memories of
friendships and how we
miss you so.
5-26-85 you left this world
behind
But friends that will always
love you expect to find
You just a thought away.
So our final tribute to you
today
"Sleep peacefully" our
friend "Van" -
'Til we meet again.
Your Friends
in White City


"God's Word Proclaimed God's Son Exalted"

HIGHLAND VIEW
BIBLE CHURCH
(Meeting at Highland View Elementary School)
SUNDAY SCHOOL: ....................... 10:00 a.m.
WORSHIP SERVICES ............... 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.
(Children's Church and Nursery Provided
-At All Services)


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PAGE SIX THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla. THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1986


The Senior


Informer
by Jerry Stokoe and Ometa Osborne

On Friday, May 30, GCSCA
A GOOD will celebrate "Fun Day" at
the Seniors Center in Wewa-
UREASONS hitchka. It will be a combined
to see your good birthday party for all of our
members who celebrate their
neighbor agent birthday in this lovely month
of May. There will be lots of
delicious food prepared by
the ladies, and a wide and
varied assortment of exciting
games and other forms of
delightful entertainment.
Celebrating their birthdays
will be Johnny Best, Abra-
ham Evans, Irene Johnson,
Maggie Longmire, Mary Pe-
CAR HOME terson, Dorothy Pfost, Pat
LIFE HEALTH Reed, Hubert Thomas, Omie
White, and Theo Woullard.
BILL WOOD Your pees here at GCSCA
wish you all a very happy
411 Reid Ave. birthday, and many. more
229-6514or 229-6103 happy returns of the day.
Ikike aood neighbor. On Wednesday, May 14,
Store Iarm is there our seniors were delighted to
.welcome as their guests a
group of visiting seniors from
SFranklin County. They all
spent a very enjoyable time
STATE FASM chatting and becoming better
msuiAncE coMrPmES acquainted. Later, Brother
oFernandez joined us and our


FIRST
E r PRESBYTERIAN
SB 7 CHURCH
I SP ,Sixteenth Street and Forest Park

SUNDAYWORSHIP ................. ...... 10 a.m.
Nursery Available
ADULTSCHOOL........................... 11 a.m.

PASTORAL COUNSELING 227-1756


New Junior Honor Society inductees: from left, Nicholas Handley and Tyler Ford.
Rolack, John Parker, Mark Godwin, Heidi Kitchens, Alison -Star photo


Honor Society Inducts New Members


The Port St. Joe Jr.-Sr.
High School Chapter of the
National Junior Honor Socie-
ty recently held its spring
induction ceremonies for the
1986-87 school term. Phil

visitors thoroughly enjoyed
his musical program. They
were afforded the opportuni-
ty to sing along, and .they
really had a marvelous time.
Our visitors were also able to
get a close up view of our
center and to, observe our.
seniors engaged in garden-
ing, arts and craft, and in
various other meaningful ac-
tivities and projects. They
were exceedingly generous
in their compliments of both
our center and our hospitali-
ty. Before leaving, our
friends from Franklin Coun-*
ty invited us to visit them in
the near future. Thank you
for coming, seniors. We
really enjoyed having you.


Love a'





first to
'


Lanford, athletic director at
the school, was the guest
speaker, after which a light-
ing of candles signifying the
five qualities of the society
was held.

Last Wednesday, May 14,
the Gulf County Senior Citi-
zens were very pleased to
receive a group of visiting
seniors from Franklin Coun-
ty. The visitors were cheer-
fully welcomed and pleasant-
ly introduced to everyone
present. They mingled free-
ly, chatting 'and otherwise
enjoying a friendly visit;
-Don't forget that free blood
pressure checks will be ad-
ministered to the public on
Friday, May 23 at 10 a.m. at
the Gulf County Seniors
Center.
The members of the Gulf
County Senior Citizens Asso-
ciation wishes a very happy
birthday to the following


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It's typing made easiest.


Xerox asked secretaries what they wanted
in an electronic typewriter. They said,
"Make it easy."
So Xerox created a Memorywriter with
so many automatic features, typing simply
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Automatic correction, boldface, under-
lining, centering, indenting, block editing,
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selection, proportional spacing, paper
insertion, and more.
And now it's here-the new Xerox 6020
Memorywriter.
It's still the basic typewriter secretaries
want-for forms, for envelopes, for
labels.
Yet it's got word processor power to
make most documents a breeze.
With a 3-line display which shows them
text, features being used, and helpful
directions.


With block editing so they can move,
copy or delete blocks in seconds.
With document format storage, starting
with a 16K memory which can be
expanded to 32K or 64K with optional
cassettes.
And with Automatic Spellcheck, an
option which provides a 50,000-word dic-
tionary to verify spelling, plus any special
words in your business.
What's more, for text editing, there just
isn't a more automatic typewriter that
does so much, for such an easy price.
So stop in, and ask for the new Xerox
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All ten students who were
inducted on May 22 have
demonstrated outstanding
scholastic, leadership, char-
acter, service, and citizen-
ship qualities during their

persons who celebrate theirs
in this beautiful month of
May: Johnny Best, Abraham
Evans, Irene Johnson, Mag-
gie Eongmire, Mary Peter-
son, Dorothy Pfost, Pat
Reed, Hubert Thomas, Omie
White, and Theo Woullard.
LU'H MENU
May 29: Chicken drum-
sticks, chopped spinach,
stewed tomatoes, lemon
cake.
May 30: Apple juice, turk-
ey roll and dressing, mashed
potatoes, carrot coins, mixed
fruit.


eighth year in school : Also,
they ha\ e the required cumu-
lative grade point'average of
3.3 and a favorable rating
from each.f their teachers.
The newly inducted mem-
bers are: Tyler Ford, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ford;
Mark Godwin, sonwof Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice) Godwiin; Ali-
son Handley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jame' Handley;
Timothy Kerigani sonoif Mrs.
Lynn Kerigan; Heidi Kit-
chen; Heidi Kitchen, daugh-
ter of Mrs Jeaniene Scrog-
gin; John McDonald. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mc-
Donald; Kenneth Monette,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Monette; JohnpParker, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Parker;
Nicholas Rolack, son of Ms.
Linda Rolack; and Brad
Thursday, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Rickey Thursbay.


Select Shot


Golf Tourney


for Cancer


The Gulf County Unit of the
American'"-Cancer Society
willobe sponsoring a select
shot golf tournament Satur-
day, according to the Chap-
ter president, Steve Richard-
son. "The tournament is
filling up fast, but we still
have slots for a few more
golfers if they wish to parti-
cipate in the day of fun",
according to Richardson. "Of
course, they will be helping
the American Cancer Society
while they are having fun",
he'continued.
Several interesting prizes
will be awarded to the first
four places of eqch flight, as
well as special prizes:
Two prizes of $100 bonds
will be given by the Florida
Bank and Wewahitchka State
Bank for closest to the pin on
selected holes. A prize of 100
free gallons of gasoline will
be given by Pate's Service
Center for a hole in one on


Eye Openers
by Dr. Wesley Grace
ATHLETES &
CONTACT LENSES
Q. For an athlete, what are
the advantages of wear-
ing contact lenses rather
than eyeglasses?
A. All types of contact lenses
offer these advantages:
they do not fog up; they
provide better peripheral
(side) vision; they elimi-
nate the risk of broken
glasses on the playing
field; and they allow the
athlete to concentrate
more on performance.
The newer extended-wear
soft contact lenses offer
additional advantages;
they require reduced
maintenance time and
are easier to care for; and
they allow an increased
amount of oxygen to
reach the eye and so may
be more comfortable than
daily wear lenses.
To wear either daily wear
or extended wear contact
lenses successfully and safe-
ly, the patient must be seen
regularly by the fitter, and
follow a cleaning and disin-
fection regimen as prescrib-
ed.
Brought to You As A
Community Service By

Dr. Wesley Grace
322 Long Avenue
Phone 227-1410


number seven- and' in case
there is'no 'hole. in one, 25
gallons will be given for the
golfer coming tIe.closest to
the pin in one stroke. A bag of
oysters will':be given by
Henderson's Produce Mar-
ket.
Richardson invited all golf
ers to participate in the one
day event which is being held
at the St. Joseph Bay Country
club.


Cattle, shells, nails, hatchets, tobacco, furs, rice, tea,
and dates have all been used for money at one time or
another.


FOR SALE
PRINCESS HOUSE ITEMS
1 or 2 of a kind
(Items that can't be bought)
30% or more off original price
Friday and Saturday, May 30 and May 31
1400 Monument Avenue
Mornings only, 9 till 12



Hometown Care At Its Best!




















'I MURARAK, M.D.
SCardiologist
.ER Physician
To meet the needs of our cardiology patients
and their families, Gulf Pines Hospital announces
the addition of H. Mubarak, M.D. to its medical
staff. Dr. Mubarak completed his first two years
of residency training in Internal Medicine at the
Atlantic City Medical Center, Atlantic City, New
Jersey and his third year at the St. Frances
Medical Center, Trenton, New Jersey. He com---
pleted two years of cardiology fellowship at
Rutgers Medical School and is board certified as a
Diplomate in Internal Medicine. Dr. Mubarak is
in private practice at 514 Florida Avenue, Lynn
Haven, Florida, and has medical staff privileges at
Bay Medical Center, Gulf Coast Community
Hospital and Gulf Pines. He is married and has
two children.

Managing for A
OZ Healthy Future


Gulf Pines Hospital
&Wrican
c.. 227-1121

An Affiliate of Health Care Management Corp., Columbus, GA -


( J4LLEMORE
REAL ESTATE
INC.


Corner 10th Street and U.S. Hwy. 98
Mexico Beach, Florida 32410
(904) 648-5146

OPEN HOUSE
Saturday and Sunday 1 to 4 p.m.
DOLPHIN RUN TOWNHOMES Beachfront
Corner 9th and U.S. 98 Mexico Beach, Florida
1 Br/Study $79,900 3 bedrooms $89,900
2% baths all units
ST. JOSEPH SHORES Between Coronado & Balboa Streets: 50' lot on Hwy.
Finish building your home where started on 200' 98 $45000
roadfront U.S. 98 by 110' deep with 75'x140' extra lot
in back and 2 septic tanks. Preserve your gulf view BEACON HILL
with 110' of beachfront across the road. All for
$198,000. 3rd Ave.: Nice 14x60' Scot 1984 mobile home, 2
bdrm., 1 ba. custom built masonite siding, shingle
GULF AIRE roof, other extras. $35,000.
Gul Aire Dr. Lot 3, Block A. 65x180', unobstructed Between 3rd & 4th St.: 1 or 2 bdrm., 1 be. GREAT
view of the Gulf. $54,900. VIEW. $39,500.
Gulf Aire: Buccaneer Dr., Lot 6, Block G. $22,500. Two 2 bdrm., 1 be. apartments. 2 story bldg., $39,500
213 Gulf Aire Or: Beautiful 3 bdrm.. 3 be.a cedar & or both buildings for $69,500.


stucco, screen porch, decks, fireplace, furniture top
of the line, $134,900.
Sea Pines: 3 bdrm., 3 be., fireplace, sauna, privacy
fence & hot tub. Must see to appreciate. $125,000.
Periwinkle Dr.: 5 bdrm.. 3 ba.. 2.800 plus sq ft. Lots of
room to live in. Screen porch, balcony with gulf view,
sprinkler system. Top floor separate LR, bath and
bdrm. Downstairs, 4 bdrms., 2 be. family rm.
$128,000
Periwinkle Dr.: 3 bdrm., 2 ba., skylights, microwave.
d.w., cathedral ceilings. $79.500.
CAPE SAN BLAS
Cape Sands Landing: WATERFRONT 2 bdrm. and
loft. 2 ba. $110,000.
ST. JOE BEACH
Pineda St.: 3 bdrm.. 1 bath, 1 / blocks to beach.
good rental. $39,500.
Balboa St.: Speakers, music system in lovely, com-
fortable 24'x60' double wide 3 bdrm., 2 ba. modular
home, screened 12x32' front porch, I.p., clha. Watch
the birds feed from glassed 12x22' Fla. rm., as no
paint brush needed! 150'x150'. 1% blocks from
beach. $65,000.
Atlantic St.: 1 be., loft bdrm., A-frame, 2 lots beach
hideaway 24 blocks from beach. 10' satellite dish.
$37,500.
Coronado St. Nice 2 bdrm., 1 be. mobile home.
cha. 75'x150' lot. 2'/ blocks from beach. $28.750.
Balboa St.: Great Investment 2 nice 2 bdrm., 1 be.
houses, clha, on 50'x150' lots and 1 vacant lot for
$104,000. Will sell sep.,' $47,000 each house and
$10,000 for lot. 1'/, blocks from beach.


MEXICO BEACH
Between 5th & 6th St. on U.S. 98: 2 bdrm., 2V, be.,
unobstructed Gull view, owner financing..$77,500.
Lousilana St.: Lot with septic tank & power, $16,000.
Trailer lot, no utilities, $14,000.
Hwy. 386A: 87.5' highway frontage by 194' deep
commercial. $29,900.
87.5'x125' trailer lot $7,200.
313 Hatley Dr. Off 386A. NEAT brick and wood 3
bdrm., 2 ba. energy efficient home only lived in 6
mos., quiet neighborhood, clha. Ceiling fans, paved
street. Reduced to $53,000.
OVERSTREET
75'x120' lot behind old school house. $9,000.

OFFICE PHONE 648-5146,
Ellen F. Allemore, Broker 648-8939
Bonnie Collins, Salesperson 653-8129
Joy Holder, Salesperson 648-8493
Vickle Stokes, Salesperson 648-8825
Preston Wingate, Salesman 648-8565
N. F. Allemore, Jr., Salesman-648-8939
Bobble Miller, Salesperson 648-8398
Contact Your Salesperson for
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TIE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla. THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1986


Proposed Districts



These maps show the re-alignment of

commission districts as tentatively


agreed upon for new single member

districts.


Public Notices -


NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT RE:
SINGLE MEMBER ELECTION
DISTRICTS FOR
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
-the Plaintiff, NATHAN PETERS, JR.
and the Defendants, THE GULF
COUNTY, FLORIDA SCHOOL
BOARD; OSCAR REDD, TED WHIT-
FIELD, JAMES HANLON, WAYLON
GRAHAM, and GENE RAFFIELD,
will present to the Federal Magistrate
of the United States District Court,
Northern District of Florida, on June
12, 1986, at 11:00 A.M., Central Day-
light Time at the Federal Courthouse,
Pensacola, Florida, a proposed con-
sent order in Case No; MCA-86-2022.
Information concerning the fairness of
the proposed consent judgment resolv-
ing the issues involved in Case No.
MCA-86-2022, now pending, which
establishes single member districts in
the proposed settlement, together with
maps and descriptions, are on file in
the office of the Superintendent of
Schools, Gulf County Courthouse, Port
St. Joe, Florida.
Any parties wishing to object to the
Proposed consent judgment must file
written objection on or before June 5,
1986; said objection must be filed with
the Clerk of the U.S. District Court for
the Northern District of Florida at
Post.Office Box 990, 100 North Palafox
Street, Pensacola, Florida 32501.
/s/ Thomas A. Warren
Attorney for Plaintiff,
/s/ Cecil G. Costin, Jr.
Attorney for Defendants.
It 5/29


NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of City Commission of the City
of Port St. Joe, Flroida is considering
a request for a variance of eleven (11)
feet to construct a garage within four-
teen (14) feet of the easterly property
line of Block 82, Lot.7, located at 1014
Marvin Avenue.
Final consideration of said request
will be given at the regular meeting of
The Board of City Commissioners of
the City of Port St. Joe, on June 3,1986,
at 8:00 P.M., E.D.T., in the meeting
room of the Municipal Building. All in-


terested parties are invited to attend
and to be heard.
/s/,L. A. Farris,
City Auditor-Clerk It 5/29

IlD NUMBER 310
The City of Port St. Joe, Florida, re-
quests bids for the following:
REROOFING WASHINGTON
HIGH GYM
Specifications may be obtained from
the City Clerk's Office, P. O. Box 278,
Port St. Joe, Florida 32456 or the
Municipal Building, 305 Fifth Street.
Bid opening will be held July 1, 1986,
at 8:00 P.M., E.D.T., in the Municipal
Building at the regular meeting of the
City Commission.
THE CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
/s/ L. A. Farris, '
City Auditor/Clerk 2t5/29
BID NUMBER 309
The City of Port St. Joe, Florida, re-
quests bids for the following:
CONSTRUCTION OF GARAGE
BUILDING AT
WATER TREATMENT PLANT
Specifications may be obtained from
the City Clerk's Office, P. O. Box 278,
Port St. Joe, Florida 32456, or the
Municipal Building, 305 Fifth Street.
Bid opening will be held July 1, 1986,
at 8:00 P.M., E.D.T., in the Municipal
Building at the regular meeting of the
City Commission.
THE CITY OF PORT ST. JOE,
/s/ L. A. Farris,
City Auditor/Clerk 2t 5/29
TEST AND SEAL PROGRAM
SEWER SYSTEM REHABILITATION
S&G PROJECT NO..6713-20-01
PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA
May 29, 1986
DIVISION "A"
BID NUMBER WWTP 197
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed proposals, submitted in dupli-
cate, will be received by the Office of
the City Clerk Auditor of the City of
Port St. Joe, at the City Hall, Port St.
Joe, Florida 32456, until 2:00 p.m.,
local time, on June 19, 1986, at which
time bids will be opened and publicly
read for the Test and Seal Program,
Sewer System Rehabilitation, S&G


Project No. 6713-20-01, in the City of
Port St Joe, Florida.
The work consists of furnishing all
labor, materials and equipment
necessary to rehabilitate selected por-
tions of the sanitary sewer system in
Port St. Joe, Florida. The methods to
be used include testing and sealing of
8,600 feet within the existing sanitary
sewer system, of which the pipe sizes
vary from 6 inch through 18 inch in
diameter.
Plans, specifications and contract
documents will be open to public in-
spection at the office of the City Clerk-
Auditor, City Hall, City of Port St. Joe,
Florida, or may be purchased from
Smith and Gillespie Engineers, Inc.,
Post Office Box 53138, Jacksonville,
Florida 32201, upon payment of $31.50
which amount constitutes the cost of
reproduction and handling and in-
cludes $1.50 sales tax. This payment
WILL NOT be refunded. Only com-
plete sets of plans and specifications
will be distributed.
Each bid shall be submitted on the
forms provided therefore and shall be
accompanied by a certified check or
bid bond in the amount not less than
five percent of the bid.
No bid may be, withdrawn for a
period of sixty (60) days after the
scheduled time for receiving bids.
The City of Port St. Joe, Florida
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive informalities.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
By: /s/ L. A. Farris,
City Clerk/Auditor 2t5/29
STATE OF FLORIDA
DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
The Department gives notice of its
intent to deny a permit to James Earl
Faircloth et al to construct a "T"
shaped dock 2700' long by 6' wide, the
"T" 40' long by 6' wide, located in Sec-
tion 11, Township 9 South, Range 11
West, southeast corner of St. Joseph
Bay.
The permit application is available
for inspection Monday through Friday
except for legal holidays, 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m., at 160 Governmental
Center, Pensacola, Florida.
Persons whose substantial interests
are affected by the above proposed
agency action hav e a right pursuant to
Section' 120.57, Florida Statutes, to
petition for an administrative deter-
mination (hearing) on the proposed
action. The petition must conform to
the requirements of Chapters 17-103
and 28-5, Florida Administrative Code,
and must be filed (received) in the
Department's Office of General Coun-
sel, 2600 Blair Stone Road, Tallahas-
see, Florida 32301, within fourteen (14)
days of publication of this notice.
Failure to file a petition within the
fourteen (14) days constitutes a
.,;,,iveriof,.anright such person. has to
. an..a4m islr.give, determination
hearing ) pursuant to Section 120.57,
Florida Statutes.
If a petition is filed, the ad-
ministrative hearing process is
designed to formulate agency action.
Accordingly, the Department's final
actin may be different from the pro-
posed agency action. Therefore, per-
sons who may not wish to file a petition
may wish to intervene in the proceed-
ing. A petition for intervention must be
filed pursuant to Rule 28-5.207, Florida
Administrative Code, at least five (5)
days before the final hearing and be
filed with the hearing officer if one has
been assigned at the Division of Ad-
ministrative Hearings, Department of
Administration, 2009 Apalachee Park-
way, Tallahassee, Florida 32301. If no
hearing officer has been assigned, the
petition is to be filed with the Depart-
ment's Office of General Counsel, 2600
Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee,
Florida 32301. Failure to petition to in-
tervene within the allowed time frame
constitutes a waiver of any right such
person has to request a hearing under
Section 120.57, Florida Statutes.
115/29

NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Board of Trustees of the Internal Im-
provement Trust Fund of the State of
Florida, pursuant to the Laws of
Florida, proposes to exchange 19.23
-acres of state owned land in Gulf Coun-
ty for a 20.00 acre parcel of land owned
by M. K. Ranches in Gulf County, both
parcels identified below:
STATE OWNED PARCEL: 2
parcels comprising 19.23 acres located
in Section 8, Township 7, Range 8
West, Gulf County, Florida.
M. K. RANCHES PARCEL: 20 acres
located in Sections 8 and 17, Township
7 South, Range 8 West, Gulf County,

Florida.
Any comments, questions, and/or
objections to this proposed land ex-
change should be sent, in writing, to:
Bureau of Land Acquisition
Division of State Lands
Department of Natural Resources
3900 Commonwealth Boulevard
Tallahassee, Florida 32303
Such comments, questions, and/or
objections should be received by the
Bureau of Land Acquisition on or
before 5 p.m., June 14, 1986.
3t5/22

PUBLIC NOTICE
RE: 1980 Ford, two door
VIN 'OB62F100567
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a petition for forfeiture of said
vehicle pursuant to Florida Statute
893.12 and 932.703 will be filed in the
Circuit Court, Fourteenth Judicial Cir-
cuit of the State of Florida, in and for
Gulf County on or about June 16, 1986,
by Jim Appleman, State Attorney for
the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit.
Said motor vehicle was seized in Gulf
County, Florida, on February 17, 1986,
by the Gulf County Sheriff's Depart-
ment and is being held by the same
agency.
Date of the first publication of this
notice: May 22, 1986.
2t5/22

BID NUMBER WWTP 198
The City of Port St. Joe, Florida, re-
quests bids for the following:
One (1) Iwatsu 616 Electronic Key
System with Paging System or
equivalent.
Specifications may be obtained from
the City Clerk's Office, P. O. Box 278,
Port St. Joe, Florida 32456, or the
Municipal Building, 305 Fifth Street.
Bid opening will be July 15, 1986, at
8:00 P.M., E.D.T., in the Municipal
Building at the regular meeting of the
City Commission.
THE CITY OF PORT ST. JOE,
By: /s/ L. A. Farris,
City Auditor/Clerk 2t 5/29


S Yard Sale: Sat., 'May 31,
305 Parker Avenue, High-
land View. 9 till,
:Big Front Porch Sale: 3
families, Saturday, 8 to 2.
Household items, crafts,





VAN DRIVER: The Gulf
County Association for Re-
tarded Citizens is accepting
.applications for a part-time
van driver. Job description,
qualifications, and applica-
tions may be obtained from
the GCARC office at 200
-Peters St. Deadline for ac-
cepting applications is 4:00
p.m. June 6, 1986. This pro-
gram is funded in part by the
Dept. of Health & Rehabili-
tative Services. GCARC is
an Equal Opportunity Em-
,ployer. 2tc 5/29
Butler's Restaurant is tak-
ing applications for wait-
resses for night shift only.
Apply in person after 4 p.m.
2tc5/29
Workers needed. Merico
Abatement Contractors of
Long View, Texas need day
workers to remove waste in-
sulation material containing
asbestos from the P.S.J.
9 Paper Mill. Workers must be
Clean shaven, willing to work
Part time in respirators &
Work without absenteeism.
SStarting pay is $5.00 per
Hour. Project is expected to
last 6 months. Interviews by
Bob' Baldwin, Will be at
P.S.J. Public Library at 3
p.m., Thursday, May 29 &
SFriday, May 30.
Scaffold builders needed.
Merico Abatement Contrac-
tors is seeking employees
with experience building
tube and clamp scaffolds.
Others need not apply.
Employee must furnish their
own tools. Project is at
P.S.J. Paper Mill, approx. 5
months. Starting pay $9.00
per hour. Interview will be
taken at P.S.J. Public Lib-
rary 4 p.m. Thursday and
Friday, May 30.

Sheetrock hangers and
finishers. Call after 5,
229-8509. Ask for Leroy.
2tc 5/22
GOVERNMENT JOBS
$16,040 $59,230/yr. Now Hir-
ing. Call 805-687-6000, ext.
SR-6859, for current federal
list. 8tp 5/15


plants & misc. Lots of bar-
gains. 1032 McClellan Ave.
Huge Garage Sale behind
Cathey's Hardware, Mexico
Beach. Many new items, us-
ed books; clothes, c.b.
radios, coins, much more.
Saturday, 9 to 5, EST.

Garage Sale: 1803 Marvin
Avenue. May 29 & 30. Friday
and Saturday, 8:00 a.m. -
6:00 p.m. COME SEE.

Friday, 9-5; Sat., 9-12. Cor-
ner 12th & Palm. Carport
Sale spilling out into the
yard. No early sales, please.

Yard Sale: Sat., May 31, 8
until. Corner of 1st St., & 1st
Ave., Beacon Hill. Misc.
items, 1 electric water
heater.

Yard Sale: Friday and
Saturday on Santa Anna St.,
St. Joe Beach.
Moving Sale: Everything
must go. Corner of 18th &
Marvin Ave. 8 till Sat., May
31. 2 families. Will haggle.
Crib, high chair, car seat,
toys, Romance books,
clothes, baby to 2 yrs., men's
small & women's small
clothes, Wagner Power
Point sprayer (used once),
car radio (fm), baby goods,
blankets, bottles, sheets,
tablecloths, bedspread, crut-
ches, food processor, etc.
Rain or shine.
Yard Sale: 813 Marvin
Ave., Saturday, 8:30 a.m.
till.
Yard Sale: Saturday, 9 to
2. Books, clothes, bicycle,
etc. 510 8th Street.





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There will be a regular
communication of Port St.
Joe Lodge No. 111, F.&A.M.
every first and third Thurs-
day at 8:00 p.m.
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PAGE EIGHT TIE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla. THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1986


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All-Star Game


The 2nd Annual Florida-
Georgia All Star Game will
be played Saturday, June 28
at 8:00 p.m. in Orlando.
Competing will be high
school senior football All
Stars; the top 35 senior high
school football players from
the states of Florida and
Georgia, as determined by
their respective High School
Athletic Coaches Associa-
tion.
The Florida-Georgia All
Star Game is sponsored by
the Florida Citrus Sports
Association, Inc.. a chari-


table non-profit organization
that contributes proceeds
from the game to the Florida
Elks Children's Hospital
(formerly Harry-Anna) in
Umatilla.
Chosen to play on this
year's Florida team is Doug
Robinson, a graduate of Port
St. Joe High School. Doug
will be attending Northeast
Mississippi Junior College,
Boonesville, Miss. this fall
where he will play with the
"Lions". He also plan' to try
out for basketball.


Summer Recreation Program OK'd


-Scheduled to Begin June 16 with Two


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do you have the proper things on hand to clean and
bandage? Or do you have to "make do" with what
you've got? It's a good idea to keep a variety of items on
hand. Having the right thing always makes the job
easier.
Are you aware of the different sizes of bandages,
tape and gauze rolls? Different sizes easily fit
different parts of the body and give better protection
to a wound. We will be pleased to introduce you to the
basic items you should stock in your medicine chest.
Shopping in a professional type pharmacy makes all
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year in the first grade. Seventh graders and
up are invited to participate until 9:00 P.M.,
Monday through Thursday and on Fridays
until 10:00 P.M. Stac House activities will
run through August 22.
WASHINGTON GYM
Washington High Gym activities will be
patterned after last year's successful
program under the supervision of Clarence
Monette and his assistants. Scheduled
activities include tennis, shuffle board,
basketball, ping-pong, softball, small table
games, tether ball, as well as arts and
crafts. Participants are invited to attend
between the hours of 8:00 a.m., and 4:00


S ROBINSON
DOUG ROBINSON


The Sharks annual Purple
and White game, which ends
the spring training season,
will take a new twist this
Thursday night, according to
head football coach Phil
Lanford. Lanford said to-
night's contest, to be played
between two teams selected
from the squad, will be a
regular game. "We'll have
four quarters, regular ref-
erees, the band, cheerleaders
. the whole works", he
said.
The game tonight will not
be your average end of the
spring training scrimmage",
Coach Lanford said. "We
have the squad divided into
teams which will be equal in
size, age, ability and num-
bers. Our coaching staff has
been divided equally into two


p.m., Monday through Friday. Scheduled
activities will be posted in the gym by Mr.
Monette. This program will begin June 16
and run through August 1.
Due to lack of participation in the tennis
and golf programs the last three years, the
City will not offer these instructional
activities in the beginning. However, if
sufficient interest develops, they may be
offered at a later date.
It is anticipated that the Sixth Annual
"Buck Griffin" Fishing Rodeo will be held
at the St. Joseph's Bay Country Club on a
date to be determined for all children ages
four through 16. Those children four years


squads and both teams will
be trying their best to win",
he pointed out.
The contest tonight will
begin at 7:00 p.m. in Shark
Stadium with admission set
at $1.00 for everyone. "We
hope to use the proceeds
from tonight's game to make
some improvements to the
stadium", Lanford said,

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through eight years old must be accompani-
ed by a parent or guardian.
FOR ALL YOUTH
The City of Port St. Joe offers this
exciting program for the youth at no charge.
It is a great opportunity for enjoyable
fellowship among old friends as well as a
great opportunity to make new friends.
Parents are encouraged to visit the activity
sites and observe the activities in progress.
Application for the Student Summer
Employment Program may be picked up at
any time at the City Hall and returned
between June 2-6, between the hours of 8:00
A.M. and 5:00P.M.


"Such as paint the exposed
block at the entrance and do
some more repairs of dam-
age left by the storm".
Lanford said the two com-
peting teams tonight will be
made up of about 25 boys on
each team. "We'll be running
our newly-adopted two pla-
toon system from both sides
of the field, so that will mean


Sharks Show Well In Jamboree


at least 44 young men will be
involved in the game tonight,
It will be an interesting
game".
Lanford said the Purple
and White game will be a
good indicator of what Port
St. Joe can expect to see froni
the Sharks this fall as they
take their new look to their
varsity opposition.


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New football coach, Phil
Lanford said he was more
than pleased with the Sharks
showing at the .spring jam-
boree in Panama City's
Tommy Oliver Stadium last
Friday night. Lanford said,
"We're a very young team
and we're going to make
mistakes, but the mistakes
made 'erefit alfnhat bad.''
expected most of them. We'll
get better as the year goes
along".
Lanford has the job of
re-building a team which was
decimated by graduation,
after nearly three years of
playing together as a unit,
winning one state champion-
ship and missing a second by
only two points.
The Sharks met the Ruth-
erford Rams of Panama City
in the -first half of the
jamboree last Friday night,


scoring on their first posses-
sion of the football, which
came on the opening kick-off.
The Sharks marched down
the field for 76 yards on 14
plays, using up most of the
first quarter clock in their
sustained drive.
The Sharks' only score of
the game came on a two-yard
pass fr ooi- quarterback
Mickey Gainnie to Jason
Hammac. The Sharks missed
'the extra point and made
their six point lead stand
until eight minutes into the
second quarter.
The Rams tied the score,
when they scored from 22
yards out on a running play
which cut up the middle, with
Tim Johnson carrying the
ball.
The game was knotted at
6-6 until the final 30 seconds
when Ram quarterback


Chris Lee hit Lawrence Dob-
son on a 34-yard do-or-die
pass which got past the Shark
defense for the winning TD.
The Sharks, running a
two-platoon team for the first
time ever, dominated the
first quarter of play and gave
the Rams all they wanted for
the remainder of the game.
"We'&gave up the big plays
because of youth and inex-
perience, but it won't con-
tinue to be that way",
Lanford said.
Penalties at strategic
points in the game, a bad
snap and poor pass coverage
on the Rams' touchdown
pass, cost the Sharks the
game. The Sharks also had a
drive stopped at midfield
with two minutes remaining,
on a fourth down and one
yard to go situation.
Joe Ray was. the big


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yard-gainer for the Sharks
with 56 yards to his credit on


11 carries, in a half of
football.


Ling Festival


5K Rua leld


Last Saturday


The Fourth Annual Ling
Festival 5K Run was held
Saturday, May 24 at Mexico
Beach.
This rather unique run
features the first mile of the
course running along scenic
98 overlooking the beach and
gulf. Another oddity of the
course is that it begins in
Central Time Zone,' crosses
into the Eastern Time Zone,
and finishes in Central Time.
The 116 runners who parti-
cipated in this event found
that the heat and humid
weather contributed to their
slower than normal times.
David Parker of Panama
City won the overall male
title in 15:40 time, and
Debbie Strother of Birming-
ham, Ala., won the overall
female title with a time of
18:59.
James Hanlon, the Race
Director, won the Male Mas-
ter Overall with a time of
17:40. Carol Sims of Panama
City won Female Masters
with a time of 22:57.
Listed below are the age
group winners:
Age 0-14, Male, Chad Dix-
on; Female, Pam Williams;
Age 15-19, Male, Richard
Wilson; Female, Natalie Wi-
dincamp;
Ages 20-24, Male, Drew
Bell; Female, Linda In-
gram;
Age 25-29, Male, Tom
Davis; Female, Colleen
O'Neill;
Age 30-34, Male, Kyle
Clark; Female, Donna Duty;
Age 35-39, Male, Gene
Hanlon; Female, Linda Ba-
ker;
'Age 40-44, Male, James
Dickson; Female, Carol
Sims;
Age 45-49, Male, James
Hanlon; Female, Jean
D'Alembrete;
Age 50-54, Male, George

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'Mulligan; Female, Eleanor
Curtis;
Age 55-59, Male, Woody
Potter;
Age 60 plus, Male, Ed
Knight; Female, Lorraine
Child.


Travel to Regional Tourney
Five members of the local Lee's ATA Fitness Center travelled to Baton Rouge, Loui-
siana recently to participate in a southeastern regional taekwondo tournament. Over 600
competitors from the southeastern United States competed, at the junior and adult level, in
white, yellow, green, blue, red and black belt divisions.
Attending the tournament from here shown above, from left, are: Kathy Reynolds, in-
structor, 2nd degree black belt, Jonathan Gilmore, Dewey Creamer, John McDonald and
Glen Bishop.
Mr. Bishop won two first place trophies in forms and one-steps, while Mr. Creamer won
first in free sparring and second in form. Miss Reynolds came home with a first place
trophy in free sparring and a second place trophy in forms. -Stair photo


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year-that's almost six cups
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Major Sites of Activities Chosen


Intra-Squad Game Tonight


Ends Spring Football Program


THERE'S NEVER BEEN A BETTER CHOICE


The City's Summer Recreation Pro-
gram for youth will get under way on June
16 with the Stac House on Eighth Street and
the Washington High Gym as major sites for
the activities. The Stac House will close two
weeks beginning May 30 for cleaning and
repairs.
Mrs. Erma Parker, Mrs. Pam Lawren-
ce, and four assistants will direct such
activities as ping-pong, pool, checkers,
cards', chess, as well as other games and
activities Monday through Thursday from
2:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Friday night hours
will be from 2:00 P.M. until 5:00 P.M. daily.
This program is offered to only those
children who have experienced at least one


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THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla. THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1986


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Shown, front row, from left: Angela Jennings, Maria Mille
from left: Kasey Ward, Kim Ludman, Matthew Richter, C
tamore, Shannon Dew and Randy Ramsey.

Sign Completed at H.V.
Highland View Elemen- -were Shanon Dew, Megan
tary School has recently Dean, Buddy Whittamore,
Received a sign for the school Maria Miller, Christy Haw-
grounds. The sign was a kins, Matthew Ritchter, Ran-
project sponsored by the dy Ramsey, Kim Ludman,
PTA. Angela Jennings, and Kasey
Officers and room repre- Ward.
sentatives of the student
.council who accepted the The sign was painted by
sign on behalf of the school Mrs. Karen Odom.


Kearce Announces

His Try for House


Holloman,Young, Norris, PRIDE
Superintendent of Schools, Donnie Young; the winner of program more significant in studies and indicates that
B. Walter Wilder has an- the Writing award is William recognizing the students' they have achieved the high-





the occasion for presenting
an award to the district
winners. Winner in Science is
Michelle Holloman of Port
St. Joe High School, daughter
er and Megan Dead. Back row, of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
hristy Hawkins, Buddy Whit- Holloman; the Social Studies
winner is Pamela Young of
El Port St. Joe High School,
Elem entry daughter of Mr. and Mrs.


Norris, of Wewahitchka High
School, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Norris.
In announcing the district
winners, Superintendent
Wilder stated "there is no
singular academic awards


demonstrated mastery in the
particular academic discip-
line cited. The students
selected distinguishes him-
her among their peers as one
who has made diligent appli-
cation in their academic


nounced the District winners
of the PRIDE Award for
outstanding performance in
academic discipline. The
PRIDE award program is a
statewide recognition design-
ed to select the outstanding
students in each district
school system for exemplary
performance in the field of
Mathematics, Science, Social
Studies, and Writing.


Winners
est level of recognition from
among all Gulf County stu-
dents."


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Blountstown native Jim
Kearce is a candidate for the
State Legislature from the
8th District.. This District
includes all of Gadsden,
Calhoun and Gulf, as well as
one precinct in Franklin, the
northeastern tip of Bay, and
the eastern portion of Jack-
son County.
A native of Calhoun Coun-
ty, Jim's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Kearce of
Blountstown. His wife of
almost 25 years is the former
Lamoine Brittan of Stillwa-
:ter, Oklahoma and they have
two daughters and three sons
ranging in school age from
the second grade to college.

Insured Grain
Planting
Deadline Near

June 10 is the final planting
dhte fot insiied grain sor-
ghun in Gulf County. Accord-
ing to John Lawrence, a
'representative for the Fed-
eral Crop Insurance Corpora-
tion (FCIC).
Insured grain-' sorghun
planted by June 10 must be
reported by June 20 in order
to receive full crop insurance
coverage.
"During the growing sea-
Sson, if damage occurs, notice
should be given promptly,"
Lawrence said.
A new crop insurance plan,
called Actual Production His-
tory (APH), is available this
year to producers of soy-
;,:beans, wheat, barley, oats
and rye in addition to corn,
grain sorghun, peanuts, cot-
ton, rice and other crops.
"Increasingly, our insured
producers are discovering'
that with a yield guarantee
which reflects production
capability; crop insurance
establishes a farm income
floor. Thus, cash flow and the
ability to repay a loan may
be more accurately project-
ed," explained Lawrence.


CARD OF THANKS-
In rememberance of our
mother and daughter, Vera
Blankenship, we would like
to thank everyone for their
support during this time. We
thank everyone for the flow-
ers and food, and the Corn-,
forter Funeral Home for
being so understanding dur-
ing our time of grief.
A special thanks to the
staff of Gulf Pines Hospital.
The Family of
Vera Blankenship

CARD of THANKS
The Port St. Joe Cheerlead-
ers would like to say Thank....
You to all the churches who
participated, to.all the busi-
nesses who contributed, and
to all the spectators who
supported the County-wide
Night of Christian Music.





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CHURCH TRAINING (Sunday) ...........:.. 6:00 P.M.
MID-WEEK PRAYER (Wednesday) ......... .7:00 P.M.
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Dalkeith Baptist Church
& Bestway Travel
invite you to come along on a

TOUR of GATLINGBURG,
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA,
TENNESSEE and more.
Tour Dates are June 16th thru 20th. A five day
trip for $229.95 pays everything but food. Final
date for Tour Sale is May 30th. Please call
Mattie Griffin at 639-5569 before 10:00 a.m.
E.S.T. and after 7:00 p.m. E.S.T. or Dot Pippin
at 639-5707 for more information.
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will receive sealed bids on (1) one

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6, 1986 at 5 p,m. EST. The Company
reserves the right to refuse any or all bids.
Bids will be opened at 500 First Street,
Port St. Joe, Florida at 10 a.m. EST, Mon-
day, June 9, 1986.

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THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1986



District Wants to Stop "Deadheading"

Director Says Practice Illegal Since State Purchased River Property


MARK D. COLLIER

Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
Service Appliance Repair

229-6934 or 229-8465 after 5:00 p.m.
RA- 0046498


Florida Water Management
District which recently pur-
chased 35,000 acres on the
Apalachicola (Choctawhat-
cheet River, is looking for
nelp to stop the deadheading.
"The usual practice," says
Summers. "is to go in and cut
down the best of the cypress,
apd then come back when the
river is up and float the logs
downstream." The damage
done to the bottomland for-
ests and to the river flood-
plain is considerable, accord-


ing to Summers. "It clearly
amounts to an illegal re-
moval of property from the
public." he says, "since the
Water Management District
purchased these lands and is
holding them in the public
trust."

Summers indicated the
District is presently develop-
ing a land management plan
that will encourage as much
public use and access as
possible on these lands.


Well-attended meetings
have already been held by
the District to hear how local
residents would like to have
the land managed in various
ways. and says Summers,
"There was absolutely no
support for deadheading on
public property, and we had
much encouragement to put
an end to it."
Summers is requesting as-
sistance from everyone who
uses the river, and asks that


you call him at work (904)
487-1770 or at home (904)
643-5756 in Bristol if you find
anyone cutting trees on your


public lands. He will do
everything possible to see
that they are apprehended
and prosecuted.


The Church of the Nazarene
Excitement is in the air. We are a small but growing church
with a big welcome.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ....................... 10:00 A.M.
MORNING WORSHIP ...................... 11:00A.M.
EVENING WORSHIP ............... ........ 7:00 P.M.
WEDNESDAY EVENING SERVICE .......... 7:00 P.M.
Location: 2420 Long Avenue


"A Place for the Whole Family"

FAITH BIBLE CHURCH
801 20th Street
Port St. Joe, Florida
SUNDAY:
9:45A.M. .............. Sunday School (for all ages)
11:00 A.M............... .. Morning Worship Service
7:00 P.M ....... .......... Evening Worship Service
WEDNESDAY:
6:00 P.M. ...................... Young People
7:00 P.M. .. ................... Prayer Meeting
Pastor: Fred A. Goebert Church Phone: 229-6707


The floating of cypress logs
downstream, known general-
ly as deadheading. has been
a part of our local economy
since this area was settled.
It's still a way to pick up a
few extra dollars on a
weekend but, in many cases,
it's illegal and done at the
expense of us all.

Ha! Summers, a native of
Liberty County who is head-
ing up the land management
program for the Northwest

VFW Officers
Installed
The VFW Post held its
installation ceremonies for
the newly elected officers.
This was a joint ceremony
for the membership and the
Ladies Auxiliary. The Post
was honored to have the past
VFW District 17 Commander
David F. Shoemaker install
the following officers for
1986-87.
Commander, Wm. Schlick-
man; Sr. V. Cmdr., H. E.
Ross, Sr.; Jr. V. Cmdr., Anna
Chewning;. Quartermaster,
Geo. Coody; Surgeon, Cy
Branson; Judge Advocate, J.
Dumas; Chaplain, F. Logue;
Trustee 3 Yr., P. Oates;
Trustee 2 Yr., F. Maynard;
Trustee 1 Yr., T. Adkins;
Service Officer, J Sealey;
Adjutant, L. L. Toth.
The installation ceremony
for the Ladies Auxiliary was
officiated by Mrs. Maxine
Robinson. The following offi-
cers were sworn in:
President, Ruth Dumas;
Sr. V. Pres., Minnie Likely;
Jr. V. Pres., Mary Fowler;
Sec. Treas., Maxine Robin-
son; Chaplain, Paulette Rog-
ers; Conductress, Gloria Mc-
Mullon; Trustee, Catherine
Kennedy; T'rustee, Evelyn
Gardner; Trustee, Dorothy
.Logue; Guard, Hilda Bund-
schuh.


Paramedics of the Gulf County Ambu- Rachel Dubose and her passenger, Farrah
lance Service check on the condition of Arrie Dean, after a collision recently.


Two Cars Meet In Collision


Two cars collided at the intersection of
Fifth Street and Reid Avenue last Friday
afternoon, with only minor injuries resulting
from the crash.
Port St. Joe police records show that
Mrs. Arrie Rachel Dubose (Aunt Belle) was
travelling south on Fifth Street, when a
second car, driven by Sally Nixon of Beacon
Hill, crossed the intersection into the


southbound lane and struck the. Dubose
vehicle on the driver's side of the car.
Both cars suffered only minor damage
and none of the occupants were seriously
injured.
The accident was investigated by
Officer Nat Brannon. No charges have been
filed to date in the accident.


Support the

Local Hospital

eat. When the family mem- it will getand by our hospital
ber does go home, a 45 mile getting better we all benefit.
drive awaits them. This type Thanks, Gulf Pines, you're
stress a patient does not making a difference.
need, they have enough to
worry about and that's get-
ting well.
Each week I end my article
with a quote, "you can make
a difference". This quote can
be true for all of us if we
utilize and support the efforts
being made by Gulf Pines
Hospital. The more we use
our local hospital, the better fL


Catch the Spirit
- THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH


Constitution and
Monument
Port St. Joe


FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL ... ......... ... ... 9:45 A.M.
MORNING WORSHIP .................... 11:00 A.M.
EVENING WORSHIP .................... 7:00 P.M.
METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP ........ 6:00 P.M.
CHILDREN'S CHOIR (Wednesday) .......... 7:00 P.M.
CHANCEL CHOIR REHEARSAL(Wed.) ..... ,7:30P.M.
MINISTERS: Alvin N. Harbour, Jr.
Harry C. Johnson









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As yoUi look through the
Star, you will see many ads
about the new physicians and
new services offered at Gulf
Pines Hospital, and in each
ad is a quote, "Home Town
Health Care at Its Best".
This quote is being made
true from endless hours of
hard work by the physicians
and staff of Gulf Pines. David
Odum, Gulf Pines Hospital
Administrator, is bringing to
you the best in health care
professionals and equipment


by Andy Millergren
in order to decrease the
stress of illness and injury
placed on the patient and
family. The stress I am
talking about here is from
travel and worry. If you have
ever had to be a patient in a
Panama City hospital, or
have had a family member
as a patient over there, you
know what I'm talking about.
The patient starts feeling
guilty because family mem-
bers are staying with them
day and night without a good
night's sleep and hot meals to


James Hamby Graduates from FSU
James A. Hamby, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Ham-
by, graduated from Florida
State University on April 26,
1986. He received a Bachelor
of Science Degree in the field
of Criminology.
Immediately following, on
April 28, James A. Hamby
was commissioned as a sec-
ond lieutenant in the United
States Army. Lieutenant "' '-
Hamby will be attending the
Infantry Officer Basic Cour-
se;, and the U.S. Army -
Ranger Course enroute to his
assignment as a platoon
leader in Korea. Mr. and Mrs. George Hamby and son, James.


White City Church Car Wash


The White City Assembly
of God W.M.'s will sponsor a
Car Wash on May 31 begin-


ning at 9:00 a.m. The Car
Wash will be held in front of
the White City Volunteer Fire
Department on Volunteer
Avenue.
Cars will be washed and
vacuumed out if desired. You
can eat while you wait. Costs
are as follows: Trucks with
campers or vans, $5.00;
Trucks without campers and
cars, $3.00; BBQ Sandwich-
es, $1.00; Hot Dogs, $.50;
Drinks, $.35.
All proceeds will go to buy
a new air conditioner for the
parsonage. Your support will
be appreciated.
Amn. Pridgeon
In New Mexico
Air Force Airman Brian M.
Pridgeon, son of Anthony L.
and Sharlyene Pridgeon of
Wewahitchka, has arrived
for duty with the 27th Air-
craft Generation Squadron,
Cannon Air Force Base, N.M.
Pridgeon, an aircraft ar-
mament systems specialist,
is a 1985 graduate of Wewa-
hitchka High School.


Pastor
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Three year old Kindergarten through Eighth Grade


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DWIGHT DENNIS


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TIllE STAl 'orl St. Jor. Fin. THI'USDIAY, MAY 29, 1986 PAGE THIRTEEN


House on corner lot in Oak
Grove. $17,000. Call 229-6898.
Two bedroom block house,
'fenced in lot. Call after 5
p.m., 227-1796. 2tp 5/29
1986 mobile home, 2 bdrm.,
2 baths. Fenced in yard.
10'x20' screened front porch.
10'x20' outbuilding. On 5th
St. & Cathey Lane, Mexico
_Beach. For more infor., call
648-8708. 4tc 5/29
Wewahitchka area on
Highway 71. Large wooded
lots. Owner will finance with
minimum down, low mon-
thly payments. Call 639-9924
or 639-2624 after 6 p.m.
'4tc5/29
12x65' trailer 1965 with:
S porch & util. bldg. Will rent
or sell total price $6,000.
Rent for $200 per month to
apply on sale price. Located
at Rustic Sands Resort on
15th St. in Mexico Beach,
FL. Partly furnished. Please
contact owner at (205)
684-6521, no collect calls.
12tp 5/29
GULF VIEW
1 acre lots, high and dry,
across from gulf with beach
.access. $20,000 per lot with
low down payment, owner fi-
nancing. Call owner, 227-1539
or 1-234-2240: 2tp 5/22
Mobile home: 14'x60', 40'
front porch, shingle roof,
wood siding, 30'x24' new
block garage. 2 acre lot, in
Wewahitchka. 639-2466. -
4te 5/22
One Statler mobile home
12'x52' with 12'x52' addition
with 3 lots 25, 26, 27 in Block
B, College Park, Wewahitch-
ka. $10,000. B.D. Nunnery,
639-5496. 6tp5/1


Very desirable property
for homesite or beach cot-
tage. Approximately 2
blocks from the beach on
Overstreet Road. $14,000.
229-8688. tfc 5/8
2 bedroom, 2 bath older
frame home on 2 lots, cen.
air & heat, back yard patio
with privacy fence. 2 utility
bldgs., very nice neighbor-
hood, many extras. Must be
seen to be appreciated. For
more information call
229-8977. tfc 5/1
3 bedroom, 1 bath, den,
masonry home, fenced yd.,
workshop/garage. Westcott
Circle. Call 229-6553.
12x65' trailer, set up with
attached' porch & utility
bldg. For info., call 648-8325
or owner (205) 684-6521, no
collect calls. tfc 4/17
3 bdrm., 2 bath home, LR,
DR, den, kitchen, d.w., fire-
place, shallow well, util.
bldg., Ig. patio, 2101 Long
Ave., 229-8595. tfc 4/10
Blue Haven Condos in Gulf
Aire; 2 ba., fully loaded kit-
chen, ice maker, etc., W/D,
ceiling fan, deck, priv. den,
etc. One furnished $44,900.
One unfurnished; $42,900, or
best offer on either. Call
Call resident salesperson for
appt., 648-8620, or call
1-674-4455. tfc 5/1

New In-Town Listing:
3 bedroom, 1i ba. block
home, 1911 Cypress Ave. In-
cludes fenced yd., ch&a,
w-w carpet and drapes. Af-
fordable at $41,900. Please
call
229-6916
for appointment
CAPE SAN BLAS REALTY


For Rent: 12'x65' house
trailer, 3 blocks from the
beach in Mexico Beach. No
children, no pets. $225 per
month. Call 648-8562.
2tc 5/22
2 bedroom house with
family room and fireplace.
Call 227-7315 or 1-871-6404.
2tp 5/22
Nice clean 12'x60' 2 bdrm.,
1 bath trailer with air cond.
Located on Pineda St., /2
blocks from beach, St. Joe
beach. 648-5361.
tfc 5/22
For Rent: Mini-warehouse
storage. For more informa-
tion call 229-6332. tfc 4/17
For Rent or Lease: Office
or retail shop space on
Market St., Gibson Inn An-
nex, Apalachicola, FL. In-
quiries call 653-2191.
tfc 4/24
For Rent: Nice 2 bdrm., 1
ba. apartment, 800 sq. ft. liv-
ing area, cen. h&a, unfurn.,
frig. & range included, dryer
& washer hook-ups. No pets.
$125 deposit. $300 per month.
Call 227-1689. tfc 4/24
No need for wet carpets.
Dry clean them with HOST.
Use rooms right away. Rent
machine. St. Joe Furniture.
227-1251. tfc 4/17
For Rent: Warehouse
space with office. Approx.
850 sq. ft. Suitable for con-
tractor or small service busi-
ness: 227-1100 days only.
tfc 5/8
Room for Rent: By day,
week, month. Air cond., TV.
Thames Hotel 229-8723. 302
Reid Ave. tfc 4/17






2 story beach house for
- eate tape San Blas ,Ocean --
and bay view,'sacrifice at
$69,000. Call (904) 674-8465,
ask for Pat. tfc 4/17
Energy efficient home
with split floor plan. 3 bdrm.,
2 ba., great rm., break. rm.,
range & d.w., inside laundry.
Cen. h&a, 2 car gar. Price
reduced $2,500 to $54,500.
tfa 5/1

NICE 2 bedroom, 1 bath,
stucco townhouses, 800 sq. ft.
ea.; located at 606 Wood-
ward Ave. Call 904-227-1689.
Priced at $29,800.00 each.
tfc 4/17


NEW LISTINGS:
MEXICO BEACH
llth St., 2 bd., 1 ba. brick home at a
real affordable price. Will go fast.
$49,900.
Hatley Dr., Great buy at only $2,500
down, 3 bd., 1 ba., $39,500, like new.
11% fixed int. 381.91 pmts.. 20 yrs.
No closing costs.
20th St. & Hwy. 98: Stucco 3 bd., 2
ba. house with lots of possibilities.
$88,000.
5th & Georgia: Owner says sell 2
bd., 1 ba. mobile home on nice lot.
REDUCED to $25.000.00.
ST. JOE BEACH
Alabama St.: Really nice retire-
ment or family home, carport,
greenhouse & storage shed. Call to
see this one. 2 bd., nice lot.
Balboa St.: Affordable 2 bd.. 1 ba.
house on stilts. Decking. only 2'-
yrs. old. $47,000.
Balboa St.: 2 large lots hold 3 bd.. 2
ba. house, with ex. sunroom & den.
2 stor. buildings. $65,000.
HIGHLAND VIEW
305 Parker Ave.: 2 bd. 1ba. on 2 lg
lots. Real cute and a good buy.
PORT ST. JOE
1400 Monument Ave.: 3 bd.. I ha..
garage. ex. large lot with view of
the bay.
GULF AIRE
Lots: Some Gulf Aire lots still left,
Call today for lot numbers and loca-
tions.
BEACON HILL
Oceanfront property can be built on
with a Ig. 3 bd. house on northside of
hwv. also. Won't last long at
$120,000.
CREEKWOOD ESTATES
$39,500.00 large lot. 3 bd.. 2 ba. nr\i
home that needs finishing. Fish
from your boat or sit on banks at
the creek.
St. Joseph Bay Realty,
Inc.
648-5716
Mexico Beach


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Beckwith piano, $400. Can
be seen at 127 Second Ave.,
Oak Grove.
13' diameter round tramp-
oline, cost $400 new, will sell
for $150. Would like to do
yard work, reliable, free
estimates, will travel. I
would like to do babysitting
during the summer in your
home or mine. 229-8491.
House plants, amaryllis
bulbs, clay pots & other con-
tainers. 1505 Monument Ave.
12x60' mobile home, 2
bdrm., 1 bath with extra add-
on-room. Cen. h&a, carpet,
all appliances & some fur-
niture included. $8,000.
229-8667. 2tc 5/29
Amana refrigerator/freez-
er, 10' freezer, 15' refrig.
$200. 648-5492. 2tp 5/29
nice 8'x30' mobile home
for sale. New air condition-
er. Ideal. for camping.
Howard Creek. $700 firm.
Must sell, leaving town.
229-6863.
CPA registered Persians.
One flame point male,. one
blue point female. Call San-
die Scott, 648-5849.
2tp 5/29
LOST DOG: Black labra-
dor, silver bullet charm on
neck chain. Female. Please
call 648-8993 or 648-8319.
Possible reward. Her name
is Lab.
Moving Sale: Must sell
twin bed, chest of drawers,
small desk, air conditioners
& washing machine. Call
after 6 p.m., 648-8123.
PIANO FOR SALE
Wanted: Responsible party
to assume small monthly
payments on piano. See
locally. Call credit manager,
1-800-447-4266. 3tp5/15

LAWN FURNITURE
Swings, swing frames, pic-
hictailes, fawn chairs, set-
tees, and children's picnic'
tables. Call 639-2860 or
639-5860. tfe 4/17
1974 Case tractor, 4 cyl.
diesel engine with hydraulic
operated knuckle boom side
loader. $5,500. Call 653-8498
days, 227-1550 nights. ,
tfM-1/9.7
Kiln for sale. Serious in-
quiries only. Write P. O. Box
587, Wewahitchka, FL 32465.
Include your name, phone
no. and address, tfc 3/20
20' aluminum extension
ladder, commercial grade,
almost new. $150. Call
648-8651. tfc 4/17

STEEL ROOFING &
SIDING
American made
From $9.95 per sq.
Based on size, style & qty.
GOLDIN IND., INC.
Gulfport, MS
601-896-6216
12tp 4/10

1982 GSL 550 Suzuki motor-
cycle. Call 229-8672 after 6:00
p.m. tfe S/1
XT 550 Yamaha Enduro, 1
yr. old, low miles, excel. con-
dition. Includes 2 helmets.
Call 227-1457 after 5 p.m.
tfc 5/15
AVON
to buy or sell. Call Mrs. L. Z.
Henderson, 227-1281.
tfc 1/23

'79 Starcraft pop-up camp-
er. Sleeps 7, includes swing-
out kitchen (3-burner stove &
sink), ice box, small elec.
ref., priv. curtains all
around, tinted windows,
canopy & screen. Excel.
cond. thruout. Call 229-6773
after 4:00 p.m. weekdays/
anytime weekends. 2tc 5/22
50 h.p. Mercury motor,
tank & controls. Rebuilt
motor & carburetor. $500 or
best offer. Call 229-8373 after
6. 2tc 5/22
Set of pearl drums, win-
dow a/c (5,000 btu) $50; twin
mattress (clean) $15; high
chair $5; maple console
stereo 8-track, $150; duo-
therm a/c compressor for
mobile home (new), '2 price.
648-8223 evenings and nights.
2tc 5/22
REGISTER'S VEGE-


HANNON REALTY, Inc.

S904) 227-1450
FRANK HANNON; Broker
SALES ASSOCIATES
Evenings and Weekends:
Margaret Hale 648-5659
Frances Chason- 229-8747 Roy Smith
Larry McArdle 2271551 HOMES

Gulf Aire: New Listing: BeaifL3 edro bath brick home on cor-
ner lot at Gulf Aire. Firep p i t excellent view of gulf.
Double garage, many. eb5) nrietel "furnished. Like new. Only
$95,000.
PORT ST. JOE: OWNER SAYS SELL. Price reduced on freshly painted 3
bedroom, 2 bath home on 2 lots. Cen. heat and air. Separate dining room,
den. largekitchen, utility room, outside storage. Double carport. Now ith-
jy $56,000. '
Dalkeith: New Listing: 2 bedroom, 2 bath masonry home, central
heatlair, oak floors, 1 acre, chair link fenced, over 1,700 sq. ft. plus car-
port on paved road at Dalkeith. Selling well under appraisal at $37,000.
Port St. Joe: New Listing: Good investment let your rent help make
payments on this 2 bedroom house with attached apartment and one or
two bedroom house on back of lot. Good neighborhood. $62,500.
St. Joe Beach: 2 bedroom. 2 bath mobile home, nice shaded lot, $31,500.
Port St. Joe: Owner Says Sell: 4 bedroom, 2 bath, den with'fireplace.
screened porch. Listed at $60,000. Make an offer.
Port St. Joe: WATERFRONT: Most desirable location within city limits.
Immaculate 3 bedroom. 2 bath executive home. By appointment only.
St. Joe Beach: New Listing: Extra large 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 blocks from
beach. Owner remodeling, must see to appreciate. $40,000.
White City: Large 3 bedroom, 2 new baths, new roof on 1.62 acres, only
$38,000.
Mexico Beach: 2 bedroom, Ibath screen porch, deck with gulf view, Hwy.
98. Price includes 1 bedroom guest house. $115,000.
St. Joe Beach: 2 bedroom, I bath, az block from beach. Newly
redecorated custom kitchen. Back house for rental property or office.
$53,000.
St. Joe Beach: Relax and enj4 tiwww.biroom. I bath, screen porch.
Great weekend home or rent a4seep ST,500.
North Port St. Joe: New Listing: 2 bedroom. 1 bath, carpet, panelling.
$22,000.
Port St. Joe: 4 bedroom, 2 bath, family room. fireplace, enclosed porch.
chain link fence, 1'2 lots. outside storage in good neighborhood. $49,500.
St. Joe Beach: 2 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home, central heat & air, 1,488
sq. ft. living space, 12x62' Florida room, 6x16' screen porch, 6x12' covered
deck, partially furnished, sat. dish. $48,000.
Port,St. Joe: Nice corner lot 2.or 3 bedrooms. 1'2 bath, frame with siding
& new roof. Covered patio and carport. $38,000.
Port St. Joe: 3 bedroom, 112 bath, great room with fireplace, den, new
carpet, panelling, patio, outside storage. 2 lots. $39,500.
Port St. Joe: lovely, almost new 3 bedroom. 2 bath brick home on lot and
. Fireplace, dishwasher, trash compactor, double car garage. Owner
ready tb sell. Now only $72.500.
"Port St. Joe: 2 bedroom. 2 bat dQ &Vr l inning room. garage.
$37,500.
Port St. Joe: 3 bedroom, 1 bath, on 2 lots, fireplace, carport, real pine
paneling throughout. 1 mile from Gulf, close to school, church, and town.
Assumable mortgage. $37,200.
Port St. Joe: Large two story house on corner lot. 4 bdrms.. 1'z bath.
Chain link fence, new roof. $37,500.
Oak Grove: House in excellent condition, 3 bdrm.. 2 bath. Screen porch.
outside storage, shaded lot, $37,000.
Port St. Joe: Good rental property at 1610 Long. 3 bedroom. I bath.
$29,500.
Port St. Joe: Stays rented, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, fenced yard, $27,000.
Howards Creek: Large 2 story home with plenty of room, 5 bedrooms, 2
bath. $47,900.
Mexico Beach: Beachside of Hwy. 98. Duplex, good for investment or ren-
tal property. $94,500.
St. Joe Beach: Large frame home, newly remodeled, 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
fireplace, $50,000.
St. Joe Beach: Almost new stilt house. 2 bedroom, 1' bath, carport.
$69,500.
LOTS
St. Joe Beach: Lot on Balboa, water tap paid. $15,000.
Indian Pass: 1 block from water, 75'xl05' $9,500.
St. Joe Beach: Price reduced on lot. Corner Coronado & Americus, now
only $13,500.
Stonemll Creek Area: 40 acres, cleared $40,000.
St. Joseph Shores: 80' Gulf Front, Hwy. 98 to water.
Wewahitchka: 80 acres east of town, $80,000.
Mexico Beach: Texas Drive, 100'x100', $8,800.
Port St. Joe: Close to business district 50x170', $8,000.
St. Joe Beach: Large tract 231' on Highway and waterfront.
White City: 1 acre on canal at bridge, $33,300.


1977 Volkswagen Rabbit
with sun roof, am/fm cas-
sette stereo, in good cond.
$1,000. Call after 6 p.m.,
229-6535. 2te 5/29
1981 Renault Le Car, 4-dr.,
hatchback, 4 spd., am/fm
cassette radio, new tires,
brakes & ..battery. Excel.
running cond., great gas
mileage. Before 5 p.m.
229-8999, after 6 p.m.,
229-8970. 2tp 5/22
1976 Ford truck, long
wheel base, auto., V-8. $475
or best offer. Call 229-8354.
Can be seen at 204 Tapper
Ave., Ward Ridge.



NOTICE
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for
debts incurred by anyone
other than.myself,
KEVIN CALDWELL
S4tp 5/29
"Homemaker's ~eam".
Stay home and earn money
each month. 648-8296.

$25.00 REWARD
for Any Sewing Machine
We Cannot Repair
SPECIAL $9.95
to clean, oil and adjust ten-
sion on your sewing mach-
ine. We guarantee your
machine can sew on any
fabric.
The Sewing Room
410A Reid Avenue
227-1151
tfc 6/7





PAINTING, 20 years ex-
perience. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 229-6886.
tfc 5/29
BABYSITTING
in my home
.. itsPrMove and care.
Call $48-5658.
2tc5/22
CONCRETE FINISHING
BLOCK & BRICK LAYING
All Types Remodeling
648-8904
4tp5/22
Need Yard Work Done? Con-
tact Robert .Ramsey at
229-6962. tfc 4/3
JERRY'S LAWN SERVICE
Light hauling, cemetery
plots, pruning, mowing,
cleaning. Shrubbery, land-
scaping.
Call 229-8471 after 6 p.m.
4tc 5/15
Alcoholics Anonymous
Port St. Joe Serenity Group
Sunday, 4:00 P.M. E.S.T.
Tuesday, 8:00 P.M. E.S.T.
St. James Episcopal Church
$CASH FOR SMALL
PIANOS$
Turn that small piano into
cash. I'll give you up to $200
for it. 639-2740. tfc 4/24


THORNTON ASSOCIATES
Residential Electrical
Systems & Repairs
"As good as the best -
better than the rest"
Let Us Bid Your Next Job
Free Estimates
648-5142
ER0010245
10tp 5/22


C. ISTON RAY
648-8567
Commercial Building
Residential Bldg.
Cabinet Work
Roofing
Remodeling
RG 0033508
pd. thru 7/3/86



CORBIN'S
WELDING SERVICE

All types general
welding, logging
equipment, and heavy
equipment.
Shop located in White City
MIKE CORBIN
Phone 229-6550 shop


Phone 229-6563 home
4t 5/15


SEVIE


HOUSE PAINTING
Experienced and affoi
Free Estimates
Roger Beasley
Call 229-8303


BOB'S SMALL
ENGINE REPAI
Tillers, Chain Saws,
Mowers & Weed Ea
Atlantic St., St. Joe I
648-5106
tf


COSTING INSURAN'
AGENCY, INC.
All Fpors of Insure
422 Reid Ave., Port S
Phone 229-8899
t: t


WILL DO CARPEN
WORK of ALL TY]
Remodeling, Roof
Painting
Mobile Home Rep
Also Minor Plumbi
Electrical Repai
22 years experien
648-8651
tfc


G REAL ESTATE
rdable. APPRAISING
Margelyn G. Woodham,
MRA
Hours: 9-5 Mon. Fri.
648-8231 or 227-7260
/1 Appraisals ordered by Tues-
day P.M. will be completed
R by Monday next. Please
Lawn allow five working days for
ters your appraisal to be com-
pleted. Your business is
Beach greatly appreciated.

c 4/17
JOE ADAMS
CONSTRUCTION
ICE Any Type Building
Commercial Residential
ance State Lic. No. RG0027009
3t. Joe Located across from Health
Dept.
tfc 4/17 408 Long Avenue
Phone 227-1875

4TER Psychological services for
PES anyone with problems in
ling day-to-day living. Gulf Coun-
ty Guidance Clinic, Port St.
airs Joe, 227-1145 (24 hours)
ng 0


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rs
ice

S4/17


.nk it was something I ate

RkmdBug
kills bugs for
up to six months,

and saves you about $100 yearly
in costly pest control services.


HURLBUT SUPPLY CO.
306 Reid Avenue
Port St. Joe, Florida
tfc 7/4


SST. JOE CUSTOM
BUILDERS





-Commercial Building
S-Residential Building
-Cabinet Work
Gen. Con. RG 0033843

GLEN F. COMBS
227-1689

P. O. BOX 456
PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA
tfc 7/4


3 ROOMS
CARPET
CLEANED

$39.95

Living room, Dining Room,
& Hall, or Great Room up
to 270 sq. it.
Deep soil extraction
available for extremely
dirty carpets.

Call Today for This Special
Introductory Offer


Dry Foam Method
Fast Drying
No Shrinking
No Browning






USTOM
LEAN
648-8891
Out of Town Call Collect


THE LAUNDRY ROOM
408 Reid Ave. 229-6954
Mon.-Sat., 8 a.m. 8 p.m.
Sun. 10 a.m. 6 p.m.
Self service or drop/off


St. Joseph Bay
Constructfoi1
* .side tial





W. S. Biff) Quares
CUSTOM HOMES
MULTI-FAMILY
229-8795
RG0040048


We buy, sell and trade us-
ed furniture. Get good prices
for your unwanted furniture.
Country Peddler. 229-8966.


ELIZABET'H'S
CERAMICS

SGreenware
Firing
Supplies
6 miles south of Wewa
Highway 71





SEARS IS AS CLOSE AS
YOUR TELEPHONE!









Sears Catalog Sales

227-1151

Leon Pollock, Owner -
410 Reid Avenue tf
tfe 71/4


Going Fishing? SATELLITE
Stop here first SYSTEMS
for a complete
line of Sales, Service and
Installation
Fishing Tackle FCC Licensed Technicians
HURLBUT SUPPLY FRANK RITCH
306 Reid Avenue 227.1590
tfc 7/4



The Sewing Room
.,- 410 A Reid Avenue O.
9^JS* Port St. Joe, Florida Ot

'Quality Fabrics at Affordable Prices"








Southern Erectors, Inc.
EQUIPMENT RENTAL
BOOM CRANES AIR COMPRESSORS
BACKHOES WELDING EQUIPMENT
DUMP TRUCKS
,--- Phone Day 227-1570
Night 648-8417




Hagan Painting
Contractor

Quality Work at Affordable Prices
Commercial & Residential
Pressure Cleaning for Grime & Mildew
FREE ESTIMATES
LARRY HAGAN
Phone 648-8729


TABLES now open. For
more information call
722-9341. 5te 5/29


REEVES FURNITURE &

( REFINISHING SHOPPE
REFERENCES Phone 229-6374
Call and Talk to Us About Getting
Your Furniture Refinished to
Look Like New.
Across from Duren's Economy Store,
Highway 98
tfic 616





I







PAGE FOURTEEN THE STAR, Port St. Joe, Fla.


NOTICE OF TAX CERTIFICATE


SALE

Pursuant to Chapter 197.062, Florida Statutes, Notice Is
Hereby Given that on the 29th day of May, 1986, at 1:00 P.M.,
Eastern Daylight Time, Tax Sale Certificates will be sold on the
following described lands to pay the amount due for the taxes
herein set opposite the same, together with all costs of such
sale and all advertising. Sale will be held at the Gulf County
Courthouse, County Commission Meeting Room, 1000 Fifth
Street, Port St. Joe, County of Gulf, State of Florida.


EDA RUTH TAYLOR,
TAX COLLECTOR
GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
MHITFIELD ACRES UNRECORDED
A SUBDIVISION OF NE/4 OF SW/4 OF
SECTION 5 TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH RANGE
8 WEST LOTS BEING 60 X 130 FT
5 7 8 -BAILEY GEORGE MARVIN
WHITFIELO ACRES UNRECORDED
A 60 X 130 FT LOT FR GOOLSBY
ORB 66/573
MAP 0156A
WHITFIELO ACRES SUBO. UNRECORDED
A SUBDIVISION OF THE NW 1/4 OF
THE SW 1/4 OF SECTION 5 TWP 7
S SOUTH RANGE 8 MEST GULF COUNTY,
FLOIRDA MAP 0 156A
5 7 8 -GAUTNEY, WILLIAM 0. & LINDA
BLK C MHITFIELD ACRES SUBO. UNRECORDED
A LOT TO X 100 FT I A LOT 110 X
110 FT IN LOT I FR KIRKLAND
ORB 88/420 MAP 0156A ORB 94/358
FROM LANGFORD C BROCK
5 7 8 -HILL JIM, TRUSTEE
BLK C WHITFIELD ACRES SUBO. UNRECORDED
W 1/2 OF LOT 2 ORB 82/234
MAP 9 156 A
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD CREEK
SECOND ADDITION PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE
59 A SUBDIVISION OF SE 1/4 OF
SM 1/4 OF SECTION 5 TWP T SOUTH
RANGE 8 WEST GULF COUNTY
-HEWETT BARBARA AND
BLK 2 MHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD CREEK
SECOND ADDITION PB I PG 59
LOT 2 ORB 87/668 FR BROGDON
NAPS 156 A
-PARKER SAMMY
BLK 2 WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD CREEK
SECOND ADDITION P 1I PG 59
LOT 11 ORB 39/704 FR MHITFIELD
SET AL-
MAPO 156A
-PARKER ROBERT S. C CHERYL M.
BLK 8 WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD CREEK
SECOND ADDITION PB I PG 59
LOT 9 ORB 91/848 FR PARKER
NAP 0156A
-LANDINGHAM ROBERT L. C MARY G
BLK 12 WHITFIELO ACRES AT HOWARD CREEK
SECOND ADDITION PB I PG 59
LOT 4 ORB 94/563 FR CREAMER
MAP 0 156 A
5 7 8 -HARBESON, WM. III C NICOLA
60 X 130 FT LOT
ORB 98/474 FR BOSWELL
MAPO 156 A

HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES
A SUBDIVISION OF M/2 OF SW/4 OF
SECTION 5 TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH RANGE
SMWEST LYING SOUTH OF SR 387 &
PART SE/4 OF SE/4 OF SECTION 6
TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH RANGE 8 WEST
5 7 8 -ADMINISTRATOR
BLK 4 HOWARD CREEK PROP UNRECORDE
W/2 OF LOT 3 ORB 100/573 FR DAY
MAP #156A
S 1 8 -NEGRON MIKE A. ET UX
BLK 5 HOWARO CREEK PROP UNRECORDED
W/2 OF LOT 3 ORB 61/142
MAP 0156A
5 7 8 -WARD MICHAEL C CLYTIE ATWELL
BLK S HOWARD CREEK PROP UNRECORDED
N/2 OF LOT 4 ORB 57/813
'MAP 9156A
ORB 95/1051 FROM ELDER
5 7 8 -DECKER C. 0.* CAROL W.
BLK 5 HOWARO CREEK PROP UNRECORDED
E/2 OF LOT 8 ORB 98/870
FR HOLIDAY BEACH
MAPO 156 A
5 7 8 -REGISTER HELEN
BLK 6. HOWARD CREEK PROP UNRECORDED
LOT 1 ORB 77/293
MAP 0156A
5 7 8 -STRICKLAND DAN
BLK 7 HOWARD CREEK PROP UNRECORDED
LOT 6 ORB 84/815
MAP 9 156 A
HOWARO CREEK PROPERTIES UNIT NO.
2 IN SECTIONS T 7 8 T 8 R-8 WEST
CONTAINING 28.81 ACRES IN THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION T AND
NORTHWEST CORNER 0OiSLTION 8 "
-:T-* it UNREC'ORE "'' : -
--HARRIS. H. H. III
BLK C HOWARD CREEK PROP. NO. 2 UNRECORD
LOT 3 ORB 103/804 FR RHAMES
M'MAP 156C
9. 7 8 -ADKINSON TOM
RECORD DBK 29/487 ON BROTHERS
RIVER MAP 0164C
31 3 9. -DILL JOHN C. MRS.
LAND OESC IN ORB 50/80 FR HALEY
C ORB 50/82 FR THOMAS C LESS ORB
83/618 TO SHEALY
MAP #109C E LESS OFFICIAL RECORD
BOOK 92 PAGE 978 TO HYSEL
31 3 9 -SHEALY BURL LEE
146 X 63.5 X 122 X 55 FT LOT
BEING 55 FT FRONT ON DEAD CAKES,
ORB 83/61'
MAP #109C
STOKES DEAD LAKES CAMP UNIT ONE
PB 2 PG 36 A SUBDIVISION OF PART
OF SECTION 31 TOWNSHIP 3 RANGE 9
MAP 0109C

-DILL JOHN C. ET UX'
BLK 3 STOKES DEAD LAKES CAMP UNIT ONE
LOT .7 PB 2 PG 36 ORB 71/933
MAP' 109C

5 4 9 -MCCLELLAN EUGENE JR. ET AL
IN SEC OF SW/4 OF NW/4
FROM HOLLINGER ORB 100/526
MAP 0 110
6 4 9 -SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
REC*D ORB 60/662 FR EASTERLING
BEING PARCEL A A PARCEL A-I
ORB 62/186 C A PORTION OF PARCEL
B FR FRANK SYFRETT ORB 62/187
MAP 01108
6 4 9 -BROWN RUPERT LEE G CYNTHIA
100 FT DEAD LAKES FRONT 444 FT
AV DEPTH ORB 88/618 FR BELL
MAP 0110B
KENTUCKY LANDING SUBDIVISION

UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 35
IN SECTION 9 TOWNSHIP 4 RANGE 9
MAP 1127C
-MILLS EWELL H.
BLK 1 KENTUCKY LANDING SUBDIVISION
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 35
S 75 FT OF LOT 2
MAP #127C
-SOWELL JOSEPH W. C CAROLE A.
BLK 1 KENTUCKY LANDING SUBDIVISION
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 35
LOT 8 ORB 104/253 FR RUSHING S
SOWELL
MAP 0127C
-SINGLETARY J. E. C JOHN PAGE
BLK 2 KENTUCKY LANDING SUBDIVISION
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 35
LOT I
MAP #127C
-JOHNSON MAXWELL WAYNE
BLK 3 KENTUCKY LANDING SUBDIVISION
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 35
S/2 OF LOT 2
N MAP 127TC,
RED BULL ISLAND SUBDIVISION
UNIT NO. 1 UNRECORDED
IN SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 4 RANGE 9
MAP 01128
-FOREHAND JOHN M.
BLK F REO BULL ISLAND SUBD. UNIT NO. 1
LOT 13 ORB 53/193
MAP 0112B
RED BULL ISLAND SUBDIVISION
UNIT NO. 2 UNRECORDED
SECTION 30 TDWNSHIP 4 RANGE 9 AND
SECTION 25 TOWNSHIP 4 RANGE 10
-VEAL EDWARD DAN ET UX
BLK F RED BULL ISLAND SUBDO. UNIT NO. 2
LOTS 4 E 5
MAP #1128
-CARBONNEAUS MICHAEL ET UX
8LK H RED BULL ISLAND SUBD. UNIT NO. 2
LOT 2 ORB 76/201
MAP #1128
-CARBONNEAUS MICHAEL ET UX
BLK H RED BULL ISLAND SUBO. UNIT NO. 2
LOT 3 ORB 76/201
MAP #112B

-LANE RICHARD C LOUISE
BLK K RED BULL ISLAND SUBO. UNIT NO. 2
LOT 12 ORB 74/664
MAP 01128

-PICKRON. JIMMER C LOVELLA
BLK L REO BULL ISLAND SUBD. UNIT NO. 2


LOT 5 ORB 80/283
MAP 01128
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
UNRECORDED IN US GOV*T LOT 2
FRACTL SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 4
SOUTH RANGE 9 WEST
GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA


# 83
5287.60








0 155.011
$114.69




O 157
5203.97


-QUICK DON J. ET AL
BLK C RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LOT 6 .47 AC ORB 73/86
MAP 01128
-TAYLOR JOHN B.
BLK G RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LOT 2 ORB 99/203 FR HEWETT
MAPO 1120

-LITTLE DAVID L.
BLK Y RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LOT 2
MAP 01128
-NORRIS KENDALL A.
BLK V RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LOTS 7, 8 C 9 ORB 105/539 FR
NORRIS
MAPO 1128

COCHRAN LANDING PROPERTY
UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION BY PARKER
IN SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 4 RANGE 9
MAP 0112B
-KENDRICK. GARY L.
COCHRAN LANDING PROP. UNRECORDED
LOTS 9 & 10 ORB 97/683 FR
KENDRICK
MAP 01128

18 5 9 -HERRING DEMPSEY
N 774.06 FT OF THAT oART OF NW/4
OF SW/4 OF SECT 18 LYING W OF SR
71 ORB 101/548 LESS 8 LOTS SOLO
OFF S END IN DEMPSEY HERRING PLAT
UNRECORDED MAP 0 114 B

18 5 9 -HERRING DEMPSEY
106.25 X 205 FT LOT BEING LOT 3
UNRECORDED PLAT
MAP 0 114 B

18 5 9 -FERNANUE,. CARL C PAN
71 292 FT DEPTH UNRECORDED
AGREEMENT FR. JERALD GASKIN
MAP 01148


18 5 9 -CAUSEY EDWARD G.
ORB 81/412 FR EDGAR CAUSEY
ORB 84/967
MAP 01148

18 '5 9 -MEREDITH. LINDA KAY
158.84 X 285 X 180 X 285 FT
PARCEL UNRECORDED AGMT FR
T 214 TAUNTON
$27.60
27.60 MAP 0 1148

RIVERSIDE PARK SUBDIVISION
S2.22 CORRECTIVE REPLAT UNITINO. I PB 2
172.56 PG 38 BY JOE T LAND IN SECTION 31
TOWNSHIP 4 RANGE 9 WEST. GULF
COUNTY. FLORIDA
MAP jil2C
-BARLEY JAMES
0 282 BLK 3 CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF RIVERSIDE
$150.67 PARK UNIT NO 1 PB 2,PG 38
LOT 2 01B 88/208 FR WARD
MAP 0112C
--HAND CLARENCE E. T RUTH
0 321 BLK 3 CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF RIVERSIDE
T$5.22 PARK UNIT NO I PB 2 PG 38
LOT 6
MAP J112C "
-HAND CLARENCE E. ET Uti"
O 332 BLK 4 CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF RIVERSIDE
$242.51 PARK UNIT NO I PB 2 PG 38
LOT 22 ORB 86/430
MAP 0112C
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF TWIN LAKES
SUBDIVISION UNIT 1 PB 2 PG 42
BY JOE T. LAND IN SECTION 31
TOWNSHIP 4 RANGE 9 C SECTION 36
TOWNSHIP 4 RANGE 10
-';Ce MAP 0940 0112C
-SEXTON GERALD F. ET UX
O 334.034 BLK 8 CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF TWIN LAKES...
$122.41 SUBD UNIT NO 1 PB 2 PG 42
LOT 2 ORB 78/T1
MAP 0112C
0 334.044 -SMITH M. L.
$47.68 BLK 13 CORRECTIVE REPLAT*OF TWIN LAKES
SUBO UNIT I PB 2 PG 42
LOT 4 ORB 92/673 CO FR WALBURN
# 334.046 NAP 094D
S47.68 -DAVIS JAMES G.
BLK 15 CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF TWIN LAKES
SUBO UNIT 1 PB 2 PG 42
LOTS 10 & 12
# 334.055 MAP 0940
$34.60 -OAVIS JAMES G.
BLK 15 CORRECTIVE REPLAT. OF THIN LAKES
SUBO UNIT 1 PB 2 PC 42
LOT 13
0 334.056 MAP 0940
S61.75 28/29 5 9 -WHITFIELD CHARLES R. SR.
REC'D DBK 20/313
MAP #115A #0132B
$61.07 GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 3
AN UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION IN
S 30 T 5 R 9 W. OF SR 71 84.26
ACRES LESS R/W MAP 01158
-VANN. MICHEAL A. C ZINNELLA F
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 3
TRACT 92 5.22 ACRES
ORB 102/73 FR GULF COUNTY FARMS
MAPS 1158
33 5 9 -YANO E. M. ET UX
0 334.253 REC*D ORB 71/936 FR TYRE C ORB
163.75 ORB 18/703 FR BYRD
MAP 0132C
DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT I PB 2 PG 25
0 378 IN NW/4 OF SECTION 34 TOWNSHIP 5
536.59 RANGE 9 & PART OF FRACTIONAL
SECTION 27 TOWNSHIP 5 RANGE 9
4 -HOBBS VIRGIL K. ET UX
.1 K BLK 2 DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT I PB 2 PG 25
SST2.24 LOT 7 ORB 87/973
MAP 01320
-BROWN EDWARO
BLK 4 DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT I PB 2 PG 25
ORB 91/390 FR GULF CO BEING THAT
f 419.001 PORTION OF RD LYING IN FRONT OF
$142.33 LOTS 5 C 7
MAP 0132D
-BROWN PHYLLIS A.
BLK 5 DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT I PB 2 PG 25
LOTS 4 E 5 LESS RO R/W ORB
79/902 '
MAP 0132D
-P.ETTIS J. K. $ HAZEL
BLK 8 DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT I PB 2 PG 25
9 441.001 LOT 15 C N 15 FT OF LOT 14
$27.73 MAP 01320
-PETTIS HAZEL
BLK 8 DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT 1 PB 2 PG 25'
S 50 FT OF LOT 14 ORB 79/725
0 455 MAP 01320
574.91


0 456.001 13 6 9 -GRAY GEORGE R.
537.17 RECO' ORB 62/1023 FR PRIDGEON
MAP 0145
25 3 10 -SNELL DONALD E.
REC'O ORB 69/1049 FR SEXTON
BEING PARCEL NO 15
MAP 91A
0 456.100
564.81 MIDWAY PARK SUBD PB I PG 43
SECTION 25 TOWNSHIP 3 RANGE 10
GULF COUNTY
-JONES JOHN H.
BLK 3 MIDWAY PARK SUBO PB 1 PG 43
N 209 FT OF LOT 3
MAP 091A
IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION UNIT 1
4 478 SECTION 25 TOWNSHIP 3 RANGE 10
73.7 1 PB 2 PG 1 MAP 091A
-BROWDER L. E. HEIRS OF
BLK 1 IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION UNIT 1
BEG AT SWC OF LOT 3 N 70 FT E*LY
0 484 84.85 FT 'N 66 FT WM 84.85 FT 5 66
4189.53 FT TO POB 08K 31/377
MAP 091A
-BROWOER L. E. HEIRS OF
BLK 1 IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION UNIT I
N 14 FT OF LOT 3 08K 31/377
0 488 MAP 091A
546.05 -BROWDER L. E. HEIRS OF
BLK 1 IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION UNIT 1
E 21.24 FT OF LOT 6
MAP 091A
S494 -TAYLOR MARY A.
$17.63 BLK 4 IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION UNIT 1
LOTS 6 C 8 ORB 79/1094
MAP 091A
--PELHAM CLIFFORD M. ET UX
BLK 5 IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION UNIT 1
S/2 OF LOT I ORB 84/217
MAP 091A
-PELHAM CLIFFORD M.
0 608 BLK 5 IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION UNIT1I
S250.35 N/2 OF LOT 1 ALL OF LOT 2
MAP 091A
-BROWDER L. E. HEIRS OF
BLK 6 IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION UNIT I
E 30 FT OF LOT 12
MAP 091A
25 3 10 -HUGHES L. R.
PARCEL NO 1 OF HUGHES PLAT
# 617.040 UNRECORDED LESS SOLY 50 FT TO
$69.95 BOYD
MAP 091A
36 3 10 -SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
0 618.020 REC*D ORB 73/609 PARCEL IV LESS
S38.72 CENTRAL LANDING SUBD, ORB 38/121
ORB 34/812, ORB 44/247. ORB
57/431 C 762 C ORB 80/279
i 618.030 MAP 0910
538.72 RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADDITION TQ
IOLA UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 24
IN S 16 T 4 R 9
-STEWART JACK 0.
O 621 BLK 4 RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADON TO IOLA
$38.72 PB 2 PG 24 UNIT NO 1
LOT 11
MAP 01288
--PEAOEN GREGORY A.
O 623 BLK 5 RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADON TO IOLA
538.72 PB 2 PG 24 UNIT NO 1
LOT 17 ORB 78/270
MAP 0128B
-PEADEN ROBERT E. ET UX
BLK 5 RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADON TO IOLA
PB 2 PG 24 UNIT NO 1
LOT 18
MAP 0128B


0 640.040 C. F. HANLON SUBDIVISION NO 1
538.72 P PB I PG 42 A SUBDIVISION OF PART
OF LOT 7 ORIG IN SECTION 36
TOWNSHIP 3 RANGE 10
o 640.085 MAP 0910
542.20 -WEST JAMES E. ET UK
BLK A C. F. HANLON SUBD NO 1 PB 1 PG 42
LOTr 1 ORB 86/5iT
MAP 0910
S640WEST JAMES E. ET UX
S 60.126 BLK A C. F. HANLON SUBD NO I PB 1 PG 42
S36.72 LOT 11 ORB 86/51T
MAP 0910
640.131 -MIXON P. E.
5396.05 BLK D C. F. HANLON SUBD NO I PB I PG 42
LOTS 9 & 10 ORB 86/69
MAP 0910
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG 4
BEING IN SECTION 36 TOWNSHIP 3
RANGE 10 MAP 0910
-SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
BLK 1 CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG 4
LOT 4. 5 s 6 ORB 73/609
0 642.008 MAP 0910
51,028.69 -HOBBS G. W. C NELLIE H.
BLK I CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG 4
LOT 14 ORB 81/398
-SYFRETT RAYMOND
BLK Z CENTRAL LANDING SUBO PB 3 PG 4
0 709.001 E 63.46 FT OF LOT 4 ORB T3/609
52T7.16 MAP 091D
-SYFRETT RAYMOND
BLK 2 CENTRAL LANDING SUED PB 3 PG 4
LOTS 6.16, 17. 18. 19 & 20
LESS PART OF LOTS 5 C 16 IN ORB
73/608 C ORB 73/609
a 709.040 MAP 0910
541.22 -SYFRETT RAYMOND
BLK 3 CENTRAL LANDING SUBO PB 3 PG 4
LOTS 1 THRU 7 ORB 73/609
MAP 9L0
0 709.200 -'HUTTO BILL R.
$88.41 BLK 3 CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG 4
LOT 16 ORB 73/636
MAP 0910
-SYFRETT RAYMOND
0 T23.002 BLK 3 CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG 4
S34.46 LOT 17 ORB 73/609
MAP 0910
1 4 10 -DILL JOHN C. ET UX
BEG AT NEC. RUN W 275 YD TH S
0 T33.159 220 YD TH E 275 YOS TH N 220
S92.58 YDS TO THE POB
MAP 092
3 4 -10 -DAVIS, MARY A. E CHARLES A.
AREA A RECDO ORB 71/109 FR BROGDON
BEING TRACT A STONE CREEK ACRES
UNRECORDED ORB 103/41 FR
NORTHCUTT
MAPO 74
3 4 10 -CARTER TEDDY LEE C CINDY DEAN
BEING PLOT 03 STONE CREEK ACRES
UNRECORDED UNRECOROEO AGREEMENT
FR BROGOON
0 B04 MAP 074
$128.35 STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
AN UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION LOCATED
IN SEC 3 C 10 T 4S A 1OW
MAP* 74
0 806 -MURPHY, ROBERT H. JR.
S41.61 BLK A STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
UNRECORDED LOT 14
UNREC. AGREEMENT FR TLC
MAPO 74
0 824 -PORTER. CURTIS JR. CAROL J.
S34.46 BLK C STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
UNRECORDED LOT 1
LESS 75 X 110 FT PORTION
UNREC. AGREEMENT FR TLC
MAP* 74
-SCHNEIDER JUANITA
BLK C STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
UNRECORDED LOT 6
UNREC. AGREEMENT FR TLC
MAP# 74 ,
0 865.001 -LOWES C. J.
141.22.... BLK E STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
UNRECORDED LOT I1 2
UNREC. AGREEMENT FR TLC
MAP* 74
886.010 4 4 10 -HOOVER CICERO HAROLD
S122.11 AREA G BEING TRACTS I STONE CREEK
ACRES UNRECORDED ORB 89/545
MAPS 74

O 905.010 4 4 10 -HICKS JAMES 0. ET UX
S61.42 AREA G TRACT 4 STONE CREEK ACRES
UNRECORDED ORB 75/49 AA
FR BROGDON MAP 074
4 4 10 -WHITFIELO ALTON H. & ET AL
o 906 SW1/4 OF 51E/4 ORB 98/443 FR
S34.46 MAULOEN
MAPO 74

.9 4 10 -FOSTER STEPHEN C LEMON THORN
0 922 ME/4 OF NW/4 ORB 95/441 FR TLC
5217.82 PROPERTIES
MAP 074

11 4 10 -SYFRETT. RAYMOND. L., JAMES
PARCEL ALG N SEC LINE
405 FT ON STONE MILL CREEK
S953.03 REC'D ORB 90/126 FR LISTER
S 953.063 & ORB 91/257 FR SYFRETT
S148.27 MAP 0 92C


14 4 10 -DAVE'S BAR & LOUNGE
9r2 E/Z OF M/2 OF NE/4 OF SE/i LYING
$115.3T E OF SR-T1 HAVING 670 FT'M/L ON
SR 71 105 FT AV DEPTH ORB 89/594
FR MC DANIEL
MAP 0938
MEEKS LAKE SUBD PB 2 PG 11
IN SECTION 14 TOWNSHIP 4 RANGE 10
MAP 0938
-VERNON CARLUS M. JR. ET UX
0 1002
$1SS.17 BLKI 1 MEEKS LAKE SUBO PB 2 PG 11
LOTS 1 Z 2
MAP 093B
0 10130 -WHITE. JAMES H. SR. C SHEILA
0 1013.020
$26.37 BLK 1 MEEKS LAKE SUBD PB 2 PG 11
.LOT 7 ORB 101/845 FR MARTIN
MAP 0938 0
14 4 10 -DAVIS OTIS JR. 9 LOVE
NW/4 OF SW/4
. 1016.020 MAP 093B
$45.26 15 4 10 -FLOWERS LOUIE ET UX
150 X 150 FT LOT UNRECORDED
DEED ON 1'1/T8 FR T.H. PARKER
MAPO 75
0 1035
$30.76 15 4 10 -DAVIS OTIS JR.
E/2 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 SW/4 OF SE/4
OF SE/4 NE/4 OF SE/4 E ALL OF
O 1035.001 SW/4 OF SE/4, LYING BTWN OLD PC
$79.20 RD & SR 22, LESS TO SCARBROUGH IN
ORB 74/54 & PORTION IN SEC 22
22 4 10 -DAVIS OTIS SR C LOVE
PORTION OF W/2 OF W/2 OF NE/4 OF
NE/4. LYING N OF SR 22 ORB
91/399 FR STEVENS L MELTON INC
9 1077 MAPO 75
S114.39 23 4 10 -GRAY CLARENCE
A LOT 74 X 8Z FT RECDO ORB 87/878
S1187.00T MAP 093C .
$167.69 22 4 10 -DAVIS, OTIS JR. A DEBORAH R.
REC'D ORB 96/611 PARCEL 03
MAP 075
FROM KEMP
22/23 4 10 -DAVIS OTIS JR. ET UX
REC*O ORB 72/694 PARCELS 1 2 C
ORB 75/590
1248 MAP 075 C 93C
$182.78 23 4 10 -HOLEY, CHARLES P.
BEING TRACT TA GRIFFIN FARM
UNRECORDED PLAT LESS 1.7I8 AC TO
KING
MAP#.93C
23 4 10 -BECK LEE EST C/O ROBERT JONE .
1274.010 BK 12/592 LESS SOLO TO OTHERS
$47.95 RMACR A- TTION TO"FWAHTTCHKA
PB I PG 14 IN SECTION 25 T 4 R 10
MAP 094A
-CARR BILL ET UX
MACKS AOON TO WEWAHITCHKA
# 1275 LOTS 36 C 37 ORB 87/158
116.27 FR MANUEL BEING HARDWARE STORE
NMAP 094A
LAKE ALICE ADDITION PB I PG 9
# 1277.010 BY E.M. FULLINGTON PARTS OF
522.32 NW1/4 OF SW1/4
-NATIONS ROBERT JR.
BLK 4 LAKE ALICE ADDITION PB 1 PG 9
9 1296 LOTS 6. 7 B8
$144.20 MAPO 930
-CROCKER MICHAEL OSBORNE ET UX
BLK 6 LAKE ALICE ADDITION PB 1 PG 9
8 1304 LOTS 3 C 4 ORB 87/674 FR JENSEN
527.T3 MAPO 930
25 4 10 -BROGDON ELLIS DOYLE ET UX
REC*D ORB 74/814 FROM LISTER
0 1305 PULPWOOD
17TT.46 MAP 094A
25 4 10 -HODGES, LARRY V. C DEBORAH K.'
FT LOT RECORDED OFFICIAL RECORD
13.0T0 BOOK 93 PAGE 607 AA FROM TAUNTON
1821 MAP 094A
COLLEGE PARK PB 1 PG 13
O 1340.001 A SUBDIVISION OF PART OF SECTION
188.41 25 TOWNSHIP 4 RANGE 10
-NUNNERY DEWEY


BLK B COLLEGE PARK PB 1 PG 13
LOTS 25, 26, 27,
0 1362 MAPO 94A
598.50 -ALLEN PHILLIP EUGENE
BLK 0 COLLEGE PARK PB I PG 13
LOTS 33,34,35.36.37,
ORB 98/577 FR GLASS
MAPO 94A
-ALLEN, PHILLIP EUGENE
BLK 0 COLLEGE PARK ADDITION LOTS 31. 32
ORB 96/995 FROM GLASS
S1417 MAP94A
$34.46 ALDERSONS ADDITION PB 1 PG 1
IN SECTION 25 T 4 R 10
--CHAMPION EO
S1436E BLK F ALDERSON'S ADDITION PB 1 tG 1
142.33 LOT 29
142.33A 4A
RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16 A SUBDIVISION
S1437 OF PART OF SEC 25 T 4 R 10
581.65 MAPO 94A
--WHITFIELD MICHAEL W.
BLK 1 RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB Z ; 16
LOT 9 MAPO 94A


-WHITFIELO JAMES FRANKLIN
BLK I RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16
LOTS 10 & 11
MAPO 94A
0 1463 -WARD CHARLES E. ET UX
S27.73 BLK 3 RISH ADDITION'TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16
LOT 3 t N 1/2 OF LOT 4
0 1463.001 MAPO 94A
527.73 HARDENS ADDITION TO CITY OF
WEWAHIT2HKA UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 22
IN SECTION 25 T 4 R 10
0 1477 MAPO 94A C 940
5248.43 -TYLER HAZEL H.
BLK 1 HARDENS ADDITION TO CITY OF
WEWAHITCHKA UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 22
LOTS 3 & 4 ORB 83/520
LIFE ESTATE
MAP* 94A
0 1481.001 --HARDEN E. C. III ROBERTA H.
Se6.41 BLK I HARDENS ADDITION TO CITY OF
WEWAHITCHKA UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 22
LOT 5 ORB 88/393 FR HARDEN
0 1487 MAPO 94A
5212.67 CLECKLEY'S ADDITION III UNREC
A SUBDIVISION OF E/2 OF SE/4 OF
9 1487.002 SE/4 OF SECTION 26 TOWNSHIP 4
120.99 RANGE 10
26 4 10 -KEITH HOUSTON S. ET UX
COMM SEC W 458 FT TO POB N 156
0 1487.003 FT N 150 FT E 156 FT S 150 FT
5149.06 TO POS LESS ORB 92/70 TO PICKRON
ORB 74/829
MAP* 948
26 4 10 -RILEY JIMMY E.
75 X 100 FT LOT FR HILL IN ORB
0 1490.003 74/1016
S128.85 MAP 094B
26 4 10 -HAND EARNEST C LINDA SUE
75 X 100 FT LOT FR FHA REC'0
9 1494.001 ORB 83/56
5169.29 MAP 044B
WHISPERING PINES UNIT NO 1 PB 3
PG 9' A SUBDIVISION IN SECTIONS
0 1494.002 26 C 35 TOWNSHIP 4 RANGE 10
S169.29 GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
-CLECKLEY CHARLES C BETTY
WHISPERING PINES UNIT 1 PB 3 PG 9
0 1503 LOT 4
591.78 MAP 094C
-SINCLAIRE LANCE W.
WHISPERING PINES UNIT 1 PB 3 PG 9
LOTS 12 ORB 93/838. FR
0 1517.026 CLECKLEY
S61.42 .MAP 294C
WILLIAMSBURG PB I PG 3
A SUBDIVISION OF PART OF NE/4 OF
NW/4 OF SECTION 26 TOWNSHIP 4
RANGE 10 ORB 98/711
0 1517.125 MAP 948
$56.03 -HAND EARNEST
BLK A WILLIAMSBURG PB I PG 3
LOTS 15 C 20
MAP 0948
-RHINEHART MARGARET FOSTER
BLK B WILLIAMSBURG PB I PC 3
LOTS 2, 3 6 4 ORB 79/604
MAP 0948
0 1519.165 -AODISON ALBERT
$108.62 BLK 8 WILLIAMSBURG PB I PG 3
LOT 14 ORB 90/417 FR ADDISON
NMAP 0948
-WILLIAMS DAVIO ESTATE
0 1519.240 BLK 6 WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3
568.18 LOTS 20, 21. 22. 23 24
MAP 0948
-FOSTER ELIZABETH MARGARET
BLK B 'WILLIAMSBURG PB I PG 3
LOT 29
# 1519.265 MAP 0948
S68.15 -FOSTER ELIZABETH MARGARET
BLK B MILLIAMSBURG PB I PG 3
LOTS 31, 32 33
NMAP 0948
0 1519.315 --WILLIAMS ROOSEVELT
5128.85 L BLK 8 -ILLIAMSBURG .P 1 PG 3 3 -
LOT 34 :
MAP 0946
--SALMON JOE H.
0 1526.003 BLK C WILLIAMSBURG PB I PG 3
$267.52 LOT 3 ORB 73/647 & ORB 97/618 GC
FR SALMON
MAP* 94B
S 152600 LESTERS SUBDIVISION UNRECORDED
156.04 OF WEWAHITCHKA. FLORIDA
5612 SECTION 36 T 4 R 10
-WARREN NETTIE MRS. HEIRS OF
BLK 2 LESTERS SUBDIVISION UNRECORDED
O 1531 LOT 21 ORB 16/65
1347.27 MAPO 940
36 4 10 -HUGHES WILLIAM WILLIS
REC'O ORB 57/938 FROM WHALEY
MAPO 940
9 1538.100 36 4 10 -HERRING DEMPSEY
5347.27 200 X 200 FT LOT ON M R/W SR 71 C
S R/W SR 386 C 217.42 FT ON S R/V
SR 386 & 200 FT DEPTH ORB 81/825
FR LESTER
0 1549.001 MAPO 940
S56.03 MITCHELL MANOR SUBDIVISION
UNRECORDED, IN SECTION 36
TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH RANGE 10 WEST.
GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
-MITCHELL MANOR
MITCHELL MANOR SUBO. UNRECORDED
0 1574.100 LOT I HMY" FRONTAGE
$170.93 1t4.Cit; MAPO 9401; iv T4 r f
-MITCHELL MANOR
MITCHELL MANOR SUBD. UNRECORDED
LOT 2 HWY FRONTAGE .5 AC M/L
MAPS 940
-MITCHELL MANOR
MITCHELL MANOR SUBO. UNRECORDED
"LOT 4 HWY FRONTAGE .5 AC M/L
# 1583 MA P 940
$179.72 -MITCHELL MANOR
MITCHELL MANOR SUBO. UNRECORDED
LOT S INTERIOR LOT .5 AC M/L
0 1588 NAP* 940
S27.73 -MITCHELL MANOR
MITCHELL MANOR SUBO. UNRECORDED
LOT 8 .5 AC M/L
MAPS 940
8 1692 -MITCHELL MANOR
$76.76 MITCHELL MANOR SUBO. UNRECORDED
LOT 9 .5 AC M/L
1 11TT.002 MAPO 940
566.29 -MITCHELL MANOR
MITCHELL MANOR SUBD. UNRECORDED
LOT 12 .5 AC M/L
MAPS 940
# 1726 -MITCHELL MANOR
___*_ MITCHELL MANOR SUBO. UNRECORDED
(FtS3.q LOT 13 .5 AC M/L
MAPO 940
-MITCHELL MANOR
MITCHELL MANOR SUBO. UNRECORDED
0 1T59 LOT 14
5334.96 MAPS 940
-MITCHELL MANOR
MITCHELL MANOR SUBO. UNRECORDED
LOT 15
0 1777.010 NAPO 940
$21.36 -MITCHELL MANOR
MITCHELL MANOR SUBO. UNRECORDED
9 1780 LOT 16
$482.91 NAPF 94D
36 4 10 -MITCHELL MANOR
A LOT 180 FT ON HWY 8Y 150 FT,
# 1780.002 BEING THAT PART EXCEPTED CUT OF
.r", MITCHELL MANOR SUBO. UNRECORDED
III. 51 MAPo 940
36 4 10 -MITCHELL MANOR
S 1791.070 THAT PORTION IN MITCHELL MANOR
5176.05 SUBOD. UNRECORDED DESCRIBED AS
UNDEDICATEO ROAOS '50 FT X 620.59
FT AND ANOTHER 50 FT X 429.84 FT
BEING A TOTAL OF 1.2 AC M/L
9 1864 36 4 10 -HURD MYRTLE. HEIRS OF
S20.99 E1/2 OF SWI/4 OF SEI/4 OF NEI/4
S LESS ORB 77/190 TO JAMES HARD
MAPO 940
13 5 10 -NOBLES, WILLIE F. C DOROTHY
* 1995 S/2 OF W/2 OF E/2 OF SE/4 OF SE/4
$453.47 ORB 104/1003 FR GATES
NAP 096
11 7 10 -HARDY HUEY H. ET UX
A LOT 187.50 BY 430 FT REC'O
ORB 82/287 MAP SIOIC
BEAT SUSDIVISION PB I PG 23
PART OF NU/4 OF SECTION 11
# 2152 TOWNSHIP 7 RANGE 10
5369.13 MAP 1IOIC
--wORLEY. CONNIE L.
BLK 0 BEAT SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG 23
# 2160.002 LOTS 1, 2, 39 4, 5. 6 C 41 THRU
$250.35 46 MAP S1O1C
WIMICO SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG 31
LYING ON EAST SIDE OF SR 71
9 2178 BEING IN SECTION 11 TOWNSHIP 7
$631.96 RANGE 10 MAP 0DO1C
-DOOUS GLENN R. JR. C SANDRA I
BLK 4 WIMICO SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG 31
O 2249.020 LOTS 7T 8 AND M/Z OF ALLEY
559.56 ADJOINING SAME ORB 92/478 FR
HARPER
MAP ID01C '
WARD RIDGE UNIT NO. I PB 2 PG 3
SECTION 18 TOWNSHIP 8 RANGE 10
MAP 698B
0 2269 -AOAMS JOEL DENNY ET UX
5267.71 BLK 3 WARD RIDGE UNIT NO. I PB 2 PG 3
LOT 1


MAP 0698
a 2275 MONEY BAYOU SUBO PB 1 PG 49
$101.00 IN FRACTIONAL SECTION 19
TOWNSHIP 9 RANGE 10
MAP ST2C
-KING WILLIAM G.
S 227 S050 BLK A MONEY BAYOU SUBO PB I PG 49
544.91 LOT 3
MAP 072C
-JOSEPH ROBERT
BLK D MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB I PG 49
LOT 2
MAP T02C
0 2316 -HESTER DIAMOND
$267.71 BLK 0 MONEY BAYOU SUBO PB I PG 49
LOT 4
MAP 072C
-PERRY BENJAMIN L. & HELEN H.
BLK E MONEY BAYOU SUBO PB 1 PG 49
LOTS T 1 8 ORB 80/929
MAP 072C
8 2339.010 -WYNN JULIUS
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LOTS 12 C 13
MAP OT2C


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7 9 10 -HILTON CHARLES L. JR. ET AL
A.L OF SECTION ORB 88/349 FR
WOODALL ET AL
MAP 071
* 8 9 10 -HILTON CHARLES L. JR. ET AL
ALL OF SECTION ORB 88/349 FR
WOODALL ET AL
MAP T71

17 9 10 -HILTON CHARLES L. JR. ET AL
N/2 OF N/2 ORB 88/349 FR WOOOALL
ET AL
MAP 072

18 9 10 -HILTON CHARLES L. JR. ET AL
ALL OF SECTION ORB 88/349 FR
WOODALL ET AL
MAP T72

CAPE VILLAS COMMUNITY ASSOC. INC.
IN SEC 19 T 9 R 10 REC*D ORB
103/283 GULF COUNTY FLORIDA
---CAPE VILLAS COMMUNITY ASSOC.
CAPE VILLAS
UNIT 1-8
NAPS T2C
-CAPE VILLAS COMMUNITY ASSOC.4
CAPE VILLAS
UNIT 1-D
NAPS 72C
-CAPE VILLAS COMMUNITY ASSOC.
CAPE VILLAS
UNIT 2-A
MAPS 72C
-CAPE VILLAS COMMUNITY ASSOC.
CAPE VILLAS
UNIT 2-B
-NAPO 72C
-CAPE VILLAS COMMUNITY ASSOC.
CAPE VILLAS
UNIT 2-B
MAPS T2C
-CAPE VILLAS COMMUNITY ASSOC.
CAPE VILLAS
t UNIT 2-0
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--CAPE VILLAS COMMUNITY ASSOC.
CAPE VILLAS
UNIT 3-A
.-NARP 2C
-CAPE VILLAS COMMUNITY ASSOC.
CAPE VILLAS
UNIT 3-8
NAP T72C
-CAPE VILLAS COMMUNITY ASSOC.
CAPE VILLAS
UNIT 3-C
MAPO T2C

19 9 10 -HILTON CHARLES L. JR. ET AL
SS19 N OF SR 30 LESS M BAYOU COT.
BEING 33.6 AC ORB 88/349 FR.WOOO-
ALL & LESS 19.9 AC IN TREASURE
SHORES 1ST ADD UNREC

19 9 10 -NEILL. TERRY A.
FRONT 620.72 FT AV DEPTH
ORB 97/970 FT HILTON
NAP T72C
TREASURE SHORES SUBDIVISION
PB 3 PG 26
A SUBDIVISION OF A PORTION OF
FRACTIONAL SECTION,19 TOWNSHIP 9
RANGE 10
MAP 072C
-RAMSEY, WALTER
BLK B TREASURE SHORES SUBD PB 3 PG 26
LOT 25 ORB 94/136
MAP 072C
TREASURE SHORES FIRST ADDITION
AN UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION IN
SECTION 19 TOWNSHIP 9 SOUTH
RANGE 10 WEST. GULF COUNTY
FLORIDA
-HILTON CHARLES L. JR. ET AL
TREASURE SHORES SUBDIVISION FIRST
ADDITION UNRECORDED 136.10 FT
ON CO RD. 30 BEING PROPOSED WELL
SITE .741 AC M/L
-HILTON CHARLES L. JR. ET AL
TREASURE SHORES SUBDIVISION FIRST
ADDITION UNRECORDED 66 FT
PROPOSED ROAD BEING BETWEEN LOT'
1 2
-HILTON CHARLES L. JR. ET AL
TREASURE SHORES SUBDIVISION FIRST
ADDITION UNRECORDED 66 FT
PROPOSED PARK BEING BETWEEN LOT
15 C 16
20 9 11 -OUFFIN WILLIAM M.
100.56 FT GULF FRONT 100 FT
LAGOON FT M/L 999 FT AV DEPTH
LESS S-30-8 100 FT R/W ORB 85/586
FR GLENN
NAPS 720
20 : 9 10 -DUFFIN WILLIAM M.
101.50 FT GULF FRONT 472 FT
DEPTH M/L ORB 85/617
MAP. 720
22 9 10 -SEIBERT JOSEPH E. ET UX
125 FT GULF FRONT 705 FT DEPTH
M/L ORB 65/650 LESS ORB 99/797 TO
BECK
eSl<. MA*Rd4aP ,uI -- .r,
22 9 10 -FORD. MICHAEL .i) 0 .a ;U,
ISO FT GULF FRONT 410 FTOV PqA4'
S- OEPTH ORB 102/364 AGREEMENT FR
GROON
.APS 900
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP ND. 1
PB I PG 48'
FRACTIONAL PARTS OF GOV-T LOTS 1
AND 2 IN SECTIONS 21 C 22
TOWNSHIP 9 RANGE 10
MAP 0900
-FISHER WAYNE D. ET AL
BLK 0 INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO. 1
PB 1 PG 48
LOT 13 ORB 77/934
MAP 0900
--RAYMER PETER M. JR.
BLK 0 INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO. 1
PB I PG 48
LOT 28
MAP 0900
-RAYNER PETER M. JR.
BLK 0 INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO. I
PB 1 G 48
LOT 29
NAP 0900
--AROD ON L. ET UX
BLK S INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO. 1
PB I PG 48
LOT 1 ORB 66/140
S'MAP 0900
-SMITH MARION L.
BLK W INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO. 1
PB I PG 48
LOT 3 ORB 66/914
MAP 0900
12 4 11 -THOMAS RONNIE
RECOD ORB 7/76
MAP 038D
SUNSHINE ACRES
AN UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION IN
SECTION 13 TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH
RANGE 11 WEST
NAP 042
13 S 11 -FALL, STANLEY WAYNE
SUNSHINE ACRES UNRECORDED AGRMT
LOT 4 .96 AC M/L .
MAP 042
13 5 11 -CREEL JUNNELL
SUNSHINE ACRES UNRECORDED
LOT 14 2.93 AC N/L UNRECORDED
AA FR TAUNTON
MAP 042
31 5 11 -CLAYTON BROADCASTING CO.
165 X 270 FT LOT RECOD ORE 71/393
MAP ei3C
31 S 11 -FALL STANLEY W. JR. C/O TROY
LOT OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 96 PAGE
234 AA FROM PATRICK
31 5 11 -GREEN S. FLOYD
ORE 75/227 FR WOLF BEING 170 X
260 FT LOT
SNMAP #13C
EAST CANAL ACRES. AN UNRECORDED
SUBDIVISION IN SW1/4 OF SEC 32
T 5 SR 11 W
31 5 11 -OEARING. DANIEL S.
EAST CANAL ACRES, UNRECORDED
SUBDIVISION LOT 7 ORB 98/1000
WETAPPO CREEK ESTATES PB 3 PG 7
A SUBDIVISION'OF PART OF SE/4 OF
SE/4 OF SECTION 34-TOWNSHIW 5
SOUTH RANGE 11 WEST
NAP P27TD
--FALL STANLEY W. JR. C/O TROY
BLK C WETAPPO CREEK ESTATES.PB 3 PG 7
LOT 12 ORB 94/450 AA FR. ARNOLD
MAP 0ZTO
35 5 11 -HOPKINS, JACKIE S ELEANOR
211.57 FT PARCEL ON SR 386 LYING
ADJACENT TO CREEK WOOD SUBD.
UNRECORDED ORE 96/1024 FR
MEXICO BCH CORPORATION INC.
MAPO 43
CREEKNOOD
S* BEING AN UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION


IN SECTION 35 TOWNSHIP 5 RANGE 11
GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
NAP 043

35 5 11 -MCRHERSON LEONARD T. & ARLENE
CREEKWOOD AN UNRECOROED SUED
LOT 9
ORB 94/895 FR MEXICO BCH CORP.
MAP 43

35 5 11 -STOMP CARRIE
CREEKHOOD AN UNRECORDED SUBO
LOT 12
ORB 95/416 FR MEXICO BCH CORP
NAP 0 43
SCREEKWOOD FIRST ADDITION BEING
AN UNRECORDED SUBO IN SEC 35 T 5
R 11 GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
MAPE 43

5 6 11 -WILLIAMS WILLIAM C. JR.
BEG AT NEC OF SW/4 OF NW/4.- RUN
S 230 FT FOR POBS TH S 270 FT, TH
W 490 FT, TH N 270 FT, TH E 490,
FT TO POB & ORB 67/354 FR LOSTIN
MAP 014A


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6 6 11 -DAVIS WILLIAM L.
ON GRADED CO. RO. OFFICIAL
RECORD BOOK 95 PAGE 859 FROM
HARDY RECOD OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK
95 PAGE 860 FROM DELASHNIT

6 6 11 -FOSTER MARK G GAYLE
LOTS 5, 6, T7 14 15 UNRECORDED
PLAT FR TAUNTON IN NE/4 OF NE/"
ORB 90/345 FR TAUNTON
MAP 0148

7 6 11 -BARFIELD ELWOOD M.
70 X 300 FT LOT REC'D ORB 9/528
MAP 014C
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
SE/2 OF LOT 13 ORIGINAL SECTION
30 C LOT 3 ORIGINAL
SECTION 31 TOWNSHIP 6 RANGE 1-
MAP O16C

-HARRELL ROBERT C. ET UX
BLK 6 BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOT 13 E STRIP BETWEEN LOT 13 C
US 98 REC*'D ORB 76/224
MAP 016C

-CHANOLER J. W. H.
BLK 6 BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOT 10
MAP I16C
-CHANDLER J. W. H.
BLK 15 BEACON HILL SUED PB I PG 2
LOT 20
MAP 016C
-CHANDLER J. W. H.
BLK 22 BEACON HILL SOBO PB I PG 2
LOTS 17, 19 & 20
MAP 016C
BEACON HILL ESTATES UNIT ONE
PB 2 PG 46
A SUBOIVISION OF PART OF GOVT LOT
13 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH
RANGE 11 WEST MAP 0168
GULF AIRE PB 3 PG 13
A SUBDIVISION IN FRACTIONAL
SECTION 31, TOWNSHIP S SOUTH,
RANGE 11 WEST. GULF COUNTY, FLA
MAP 016C
-WRIGHT CLIFTON 0.
BLK F GULF AIRE PB 3 PG 13
LOT 2 ORB 78/20
MAP 016C
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
P.B. 3 PGS. 30. 31 BEING A
SUB0. OF PART OF SEC 31,
T 6 St R 11
MAP 0 16C
-NEWHAN STEVE ET AL
BLK C GULF AIRE SUD0. PHASE II
LOT 14 ORB 98/66 & LOT 15 ORB 99/
197 FR SUODUTH
NAPO 16C
-WARRELL, ROBERT C. S JOE C.
BLK C GULF AIRE SUBO. PHASE II
LOT 18 ORB 98/781 FR SUDDUTH
REALTY CO. INC.
NAPO 16C
-SUDOUTH REALTY CO. INC
BLK C GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
LOT 19
NAP a16C
-HARRELL, ROBERT C. & JOE C.
BLK C GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
LOT 21 ORB 102/43 FR SUOODUTH
REALTY CO INC.
NAPO 16C
-HARRELL. ROBERT C. E JOE C.
BLK C GULF AIRE SUOD. PHASE -II
LOT 22 ORB 102/37 FR SUDDUTH
REALTY CO INC."
MAPO 16C
-KING. EDDIE J.
BLK C GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
LOT 23 ORB 100/698
MAP E 16C
-KING, EDDIE J.
BLK C GULF AIRE SUBO. PHASE II
LOT 24 ORB 100/703 FR SUDDUTH
REALTY CO INC
MAPO 16C
-SUDDUTH REALTY CO. INC
BLK C GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
LOT 25
MAP 0 16C
-SUODUTH REALTY CO INC
BLK C GULF AIRE SUBO. PHASE II
LOT 26
MAP.:0 16C
-SUDDUTH REALTY COD INC
BLK C GULF AIRE SUED. PHASE II
LOT 27
MAP 0 16C
-SUDOOUTH REALTY CO. INC
BLK C GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
LOT 32
MAP 3 16 C
-SUOOUTH REALTY CO, INC
BLK C GULF AIRE SUD*. PHASE II
LOT 33
MAP 0 16C
-SUOOUTH REALTY CO, INC
ELK C GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
LOT 34
MAP E 16C
-SUODUTH REALTY CO. INC
BLK C GULF AIRE SUBD.. PHASE II
00, ... LOT 35 .
e;CI !MAP4:.. bC
-HARRELL. ROBERT C. C JOE C.
BLK C GULF AIRE SUBO.. PHASE II
MIODLE 160 OF LOT 37 UNIT B
-SUODOUTH REALTY CO. INC.
BLK 0 GULF AIRE SUBO. PHASE II
LOT 17
MAP a 16C
-SUODUTH REALTY CO.,INC
BLK 0 GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
LOT 19.
NAP 9 16C
-SUDDUTH REALTY COD INC
BLK D GULF AIRE SUBO. PHASE II
LOT 20
NAP E 16C
-SUDDUTH REALTY CO. INC
BLK 0 GULF AIRE SUED. PHASE II
LOT 22
MAP 0 16C
-SUDDUTH REALTY 'CO. INC
BLK 0 GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
LOT 23
MAP 0 16C
-SUOOUTH REALTY COD INC
BLK 0 GULF A'RE SUBO. PHASE II
LOT 25
MAP a 16C
-SUDDUTH REALTY CO. INC
BLK D GULF AIRE SUBO. PHASE II
LOT 27
MAP S 16C
-SUDDUTH REALTY CO, INC
BLK D GULF AIRE SUED. PHASE II
LOT 29
NAP 0 16C
-SUDDUTH REALTY COD INC
BLK 0 GULF AIRE SUBED. PHASE II
LOT 30
MAP 0 16C
-SUDDUTH REALTY CO, INC
BLK E GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
LOT 9


ELK E GULF AIRE SUBED. PHASE II
LOT 11
MAP # 6IbC
MAP L 16C
-SUDDUTH REALTY CO. INC
BLK E GULF AIRE SUED. PHASE II
LOT 14
MAP # 16C
-SUOOUTH REALTY CO. INC
BLK F GULF AIRE SUED. PHASE II
LOT 6
MAP 0 16C,
-SUDDUTH REALTY CO. INC
BLK F GULF AIRE SUED. PHASE II
LOT T
MAP 0 16C
-SUDDUTH REALTY CO. INC
ELK F GULF LIRE SUNO. PHASE II
LOT 8
MAP 0 16C
-SUDOUTH REALTY CO. INC
ELK G GULF AIRE SU BO PHASE II
LOT 8
MAP 0 16C
S -SUDDUTH REALTY CO. INC
BLK G GULF AIRE SUED. PHASE II
LOT 10
MAP 0 16C
31 6 11 -SUODUTH REALTY CO. INC.
95/210.252, 162Z3i,246,T159.88,
78T, 840.947, C 786 NW 6 FT OF
LANDS DESCR IN ORB 93/277
MAP B 16C
31 6 11 -COLEMAN, JAMES K. C SALLY H.
II UNIT 11 GULF AIRE TOWNHOUSE
MAP #16C
S T II -VILLAS DE LA PLAYA, INC
TO FT GULF FRONT BAY STREET IF
EXTENDED FROM US 98 TO GULF ORB
103/426 FR RAINES
MAP 81TA
YONKS ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
PB I PG 45 BEING IN SECTION 5


TOWNSHIP T RANGE 11 MAP T17A
-PATE. BOBBY J. C MINNIE G.
BLK I YONS ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
CORONADO TOWNHOUSE UNIT NO. 8


-BUTLER HAROLD MN
BLK 9 YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
LOTS 6. T C N/2O.F S
MAP #17A
-OEPEW AUDREY L. DUREN
BLK 10 YON*S ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
LOT 12 ORB 78/894
MAP 017A

-HUMPHRIES, JERRY F. ET AL
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
SE*LY 35 FT OF SNATA ANNA ST END
ORB 90/431 FR HERRINGTON LESS
NWeLY 35 FT ORB 100/813 TO
HUMPHRIES
MAPO 17A

;-HUMPHRIES. JERRY F. ET AL
YONOS ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
NW'LY 35 FT SANTA ANNA ST-END ORB
100/813 FR MILLS ET AL


0 3495.005 5 7 11 -CORONADO GULFVIEW INC.
$47.35 80 FT GULF FRONT 162 FT DEPTH
M/L BEING CORONADO ST IF EXTENDED
FROM HWY TO GULF ORB 9T/15 FR
CHADNER C ORB 98/284 FR CHADNER
MAP ITA
f 3495.250 5 7 11 -HOWARD ROBERT H.
5252.43 o06 FT U.S. 98 FRONT 269.18 FT
DEPTH M/L ORB 46/365 FR HARRELL
ESTATE ON E SIDE OF US 98
MAP 017A
S350 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 1
S 307TS PB 1 PG 58 PART OF SECTION 5
30.7TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH RANGE 11 WEST
MAP 017A
-SMIMFESSEL MARVIN A. ET UX
BLK 5 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. I
LOT 1 ORB 80/110
MAP OITA
-WOOD CARL DAVID
BLK 11 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. I
0 3593.001 LOT I ORB 102/991 FR COSTIN C
S390.87 GIBSON
MAPO 17A
-HAND ODANIEL 0Q MARIE W.
BLK 17 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 1
LOTS 3. 5 C NE/2 OF LOT 7
3 3598 MAP P 17A ORB 94/93 FR. FALKNER
3279.25 PORT ST. JOE EACH U'IT NO. 2
PB 2 PG 6 PART OF SECTION 5
TOWNSHIP 7 RANGE 11 MAP 017A
4 3680 -ALLEN. BRUCE RODNEY
$68.07 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
LOT 6 ORB 104/785 FR JONES
MAPO 17A
# 3730 -GROSS LINDARLES F.
5189.18 BLK 29 PORT ST. JOE BEACA UNIT NO. 2
LOTS 14, 15 C 16
MAP 017A
-LIVFCCHE ."'!IS C.
BLK 32 PORT '. BEACh UNIT NO. 2
LOT S NE 10 FT ORB 81/760
MA,
-B" i; "ES G. & DEBRA T.
.BLK 37 "1 -f. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
Li 3 ORB 96/912 FROM GIBSON
MA' 017A
-JEFFCOAT OTIS JR. MRS.
BLK 42 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
* 3798.064 LOT 2
5229.28 MAP 1ITA
7 11 -MATTHEWS. ARTHUR L. t ANNIE
l 4.04 FT GULF FRONT 267 FT AV
DEPTH ORB 98/552 FR VIZCARRA
MAPI 32B
BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB I PG 26
A SUBDIVISION OF S/2 OF GOV-T
LOTS 11 C 12 SECTION 26
0 3798.105 TOWNSHIP 7 RANGE 11
51,098.29 -WOOD CARL DAVID
BLK C BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB 1 PG 26
LOTS 4 C 5 ORB 8S/807 FR WOOD
ET AL
'# 3798.125 MAP 0498
3213.41 -ADAMS CURTIS
BLK G BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB 1 PG 26
LOT 1
MAP 9498
0 3798.130 -POSEY, MARTY C MARSHA MCGILL
S213.41 BLK G BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB I PG 26
LO1S 11 C 16 ORB 102/392 FR
WILILIAMS
o 3798.140 MAP, 498
S213.41 --BROWN, JAMES G. C BONNIE M.
ELK J BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB I PG 26
LOT 5 ORB 100/501 FR FIRST
FAMILY FINANCIAL SVCS. INC.
0 3798.145 MAP 0498
S213.41 FOREHANDS FIRST ADDITION TO
HIGHLAND VIEW PB 1 PG 44
A SUBDIVISION OF N/Z OF ORIG
LOT 13 SECTION 26 TOWNSHIP T
6 3798.150 SOUTH RANGE 11 WEST
S213.41 -STAFFORD ALBERT H.
BLK 2 FOREHANDS FIRST ADDITION TO
HIGHLAND VIEW PB 1 PG 44
0 3798.155 LOT I
$249.74 NAP 0498
FOREHAND SECOND ADDITION TO
HIGHLAND VIEW PB I PG 50 &
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF BLK B PB 2
0 3798.160 PG 9 A SUBD OF N/2 OF ORIG LOTS
5249.74 12 E 17 SECTION 26 TOWNSHIP 7
RANGE 11
-WHITFIELD BENJAMIN F. C AARON
0 3798.16 S LK E FOREHAND SECOND ADDITION .0T
$249.74 HIGHLAND VIEW PB 1 PG 50
LOTS b, d, 9 C 12 ORB 98/934 FR
WHITFIELD ESTATE
0 3798.170 NAP 498
$249.74
27 7 11 -ADAMS JOEL 0., GORDON & IRENE
100 X 230 FT LOT ON US 98 IN GOVT
0 3798.19S LOT 4 ORB 88/589 FR JACKSON ET
$213.*1 AL


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27 7 11 -ADAMS JOEL O. GORDON & IRENE
162 FT TRIANGULAR LOT ON US 98
ADJ TO ST JOE COMPONENTS UNREC
CONTRACT FR KENNINGTON
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1 PG 35
PORT ST. JOE. FLORIDA PART OF
NE/4 OF NW/4 OF'SECTION 1
TOWNSHIP 8 RANGE 11 WEST
MAP ESOA
--JULIUS EOCIE
dLK A ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1 PG 35
LOT 20
MAP S50A
> r
., -GAINER MANSFIELD C CORA LEE
BLK B ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1 PG35
LOT 12 O B 75/693
MAP #50A
-LEWIS ROBERT C/O
BLK 8 ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBO PB 1 PG 35
N1/2 OF LOT 10
MAP S50A
-GAINER JERRY
BLK B ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1 PG 35
S/2 OF LOT 10
MAP S50A
-MC KELVY POLLY. HEIRS OF
BLK B ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1 PG 35
LOT 20
NAP 50A
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
,PART OF SECTIONS 1, 2 E 12
TOWNSHIP 8 RANGE 11
MAP S50A & 50B
MAP 50
-GULF TWIN INC.
BLK 15 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
N 20 FT OF E/Z OF LOT 18 ORB
83/609
MAP 50A
-GULF TWIN INC.
BLK 15 CITY.OF PORT ST. JOE
N 21 FT & S 9 FT OF W 45 FT OF
LOT 14 C W 45 FT OF LOTS 16, 18 E
20 ORB 81/969
MAP S50A
-MONUMENT PROPERTIES
ELK 22 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
LOTS 18. 20, 22 C 24
MAP S50A
--SANDERS HARRY
BLK 36 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
S/2 OF LOTS 2.4,6,8 ORB 97/9-11
FR THOMAS, SIMPSON, PEELE
MAP S 50A
-GREGG LYNDA R.
BLK 42 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
S 80 FT OF LOTS 1 & 3 ORB 81/347
MAP SD0A
--DURHAM DNALO TOLFORD ET UX
BLK 42 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
LOTS 20 & 22 ORB 72/1069
MAP 450A
BLK 47 DOGWOOD TERRACE
A SUBD. OF LOTS 25, 27. & 29
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
REC'O ORB 102/1066
-OIXON WILLIAM RONALD
BLK 48 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
LOTS 8 & 9 ORB 75/784
MAP #50A
-BAY ST. JOSEPH'S CARE CENTER
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
LOTS 17 THRU 30 IN BLOCK 51 & 20
FT ALLEY INCLUDED IN SAME C AN
AOJ PARCEL QF LO MEASURING 420 X
320 FT BLOCK 57 ORB 88/1040 C
ORB 89/377 FR JOHNSON MAP 50A
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
OFFICIAL MAP NO. 12
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO. 1
--ULRY THOMAS E. C ANNETTE W.
ELK 77 ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO. 1
LOT 13 ORB 97/13T FR NAZARENE
MAP SD00
-REEVES JOHN E. t TONI RENEE
BLK 84 ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO. I
.LOT 16 ORB 91/35 FROM FIRST NAT*L
BANK N*LY 1/2 OF LOT 15 OFFICIAL
RECORD BOOK 95 PAGE 902 FROM
GEDDIE
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE PARTS OF
SECTIONS 35, 36, T 7 R 11
-JONES ERNEST MC DONALD SR.
BLK 1002 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
N 60 FT OF LOT I ORB 75/120
MAP S50A
-GANT CHESTER JR. ET UX
BLK 1003 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
LOT 31 ORB 83/396 MAP 050B
-UNDERWOOD WILLIE R.
BLK 1005 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
LOTS 14, 16. 18, 20 C 22 ORB
81/711
MAP S50B
--GAOSON QUINN CORA LEE EST.
ELK 1006 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
N/2 OF LOT 12
MAP S50A
-BEwEY MARGARET
BLK 1006 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
S/2 OF LOT 12
MAP 050A
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. I
PB I PG 33 A SUBDIVISION OF PART
OF SECTIONS 35 l 36 TOWNSHIP 7
RANGE 11
--UNDERWOOD WILLIE R.
ELK 1007 MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT I PB 1 PG 33
LOT 13
MAP 0490


O 3981


--WALKER PEGGY


5868.80 BLK 1012 MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT I PB 1 PG 33
LOT 9 ORB 88/781 LIFE ESTATE TO
PEGGY WALKER
MAP 0490
MILLVIEW ADDITION OF CITY OF
0 3985 PORT ST. JOE UNIT NO 2
$1.489.49 PB I PGS 46 C 47
--MARTIN JUANITA ESTATE
HLK 1016 MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 2
PB I PGS 46 C 47 LOT 17
MAP 50A
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT THREE
PB 2 PG 53
IN SECTION I TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH
0 4001.001 RANGE 11 WEST
5251.86 MAP 050A
-THOMAS GEORGE E. C MARY L.
0 4048 BLK 1021 MILLVIEW AOOITION UNIT NO. 3
$94.98 LOT 12 & N/2 OF LOT 14 ORB
92/247 FR ST JOE LD C DEV CO
PB 2 PG 53
MAPO 50A
0 4092 --BAILEY CHRISTINE E.
$639.10 BLK 1022 MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 3
LOT 6
PB 2 PG 53
NAP 5OA
25 8 11 -RAFFIELD DANNY L.
160 FT BAY FRONT 400 FT AV DEPTH
9 4129.200 BEING S 3 AC LOT 113 OF GOLDEN
594.98 PLAT LESS 140 X 343.95 FT TO
PRESNELL ORB 78/5
MAP 1SA5
9 4145
S$26994 25 8 11 -DISTINCTIVE BUILDERS OF
269.9 100 X 168 FT AV DEPTH ON COUNTRY
CLUB ROAD ORB 100/564 FR TAPPER
1 9 11 -HILTON CHARLES L., JR. ET AL
0 4159.010 S/Z LYING E OF SR 30 ORB 88/349
$147.21 FR WOODALL ET AL
MAP 653
1 9 11 -HILTON CHARLES L.; JR.. ET AL
0 4180.002 650 FT BAY FRONTAGE LYING W OF
S121.90 SR 30 ORB 88/349
NAPO 53
2 9 11 -HILTON. CHARLES JR. ET AL
9 4204.001 FRACTIONAL S/Z C SUBMERGED LD
S192.96 ORB 88/349 F' WOODALL ET AL
\ MAP 053
7 9 11 -MAY GAIL L. ET AL
0 4247 385 FT GULF FRONT 570 FT AV
$1.641.15 DEPTH BEING LOT 2 ORB 86/433
FR FEAGIN
MAPO 18C
7 9 11 -KERNS, ROBERT H.
ON GULF FRONT 570 FT DEPTH
ORB 94/'7 -277 FR OWENS
MAP 1
0 4377 7/18 9 11 -HOWELL -ICIA M. C LAWSON M
5126.74 102.08 FT GULF FRONT LOT 2
TRACT 13 FR FLA TITLE C MORT
ORB 82/559
NAPE 18C
# 4412 7/18 9 11 -FEATHER SOUND ON TH CAPE. INC
$119.94 306.18 FT GULF FRONT BEING LOTS
3.4,5 OF TRACT 13 ORB 96/909 FR
NAY ORB 96/910 FR JOHNSON ORB
E 4414 96/911 FR FLETCHER
5328.48 MNAP 19B
20 9 11 -AVERY RICHARD JR.
110.03 FT GULF FRONTAGE IN TRACT
NO 29 OR8 85/207 AA
0 4431 MAP 0190
5195.23 20 9 11 -AVERY RICHARD JR.
510 FT GULF FRONT 711.35 FT
AV DEPTH PART TRACTS 29 C 30
ORB 85/220
MAP 0190
SAN BLAS ESTATES PB 3 PGS 20. 21
& 22 LOCATED IN PART OF SECTION
18 E 19 TOWNSHIP 9 SOUTH RANGE 11
WEST GULF COUNTY
* 4439 MAP 0198
S335.24 -COUCH DECK F. ET AL
SAN BLAS ESTATES PB 3 PGS 20. 21
& 22 LOT 3 2.79 AC ORB 82/738
122 FT GULF FRONT
MAP 0198 OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 96
PAGE 171
-MONTGOMERY ROBERT B. ET AL
SAN ALAS ESTATES PB 3 PGS 20. 21
& 22 LOT 28 1.72 AC ORB 82/799
100 FT GULF FRONT
# 4502 MAP 0198
1281.06 -MONTGOMERY ROBERT 9. ET AL
SAN BLAS ESTATES
LOT 35 1.52 AC ORB 82/799
100 FT GULF FRONT
MAP 0198
8 4567.020 -MHORNE, CATHLIN R.
S 7SAN BLAS ESTATES PARCEL # 1 & 3,
5739.69 50.42 FT GULF FRONTAGE BEING A
PORTION OF LOT 39 OFFICIAL RECORD
BOOK 92 PAGE 585 FROM MCCORD ET
O 4567.025 AL
S120.87 CAPE SANDS LANDING, AN UNRECORDED
RE-SUBDIVISION OF LOT 2 SAN RLAS
ESTATES SUBDIVISION PB 3 PGS 21,
22 C 23 COVENANTS RECtD ORB 99/
683
--CAPE SANDS INCORPORATED
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT ZA-1
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
O 4617 ESTATES SUBD.
S143.72 MAP* 198
-CAPE SANDS .INCORPORATED .
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2A-7 '
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
0 4630 ESTATES SUBD.
$159.77 MAPO 198
-CAPE SANDS INC
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2B-1
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
0 4637 ESTATES SUBD.
539.77 NAPO 198
-CAPE SANDS INC
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 28-2
S468 A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
$94.37 ESTATES SUBO.
NMAPE 19B
/ -STROTHERS CORPORATION
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 20-2
0 4640 A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
5232.41 ESTATES SUBO.
MAPO 198
-TURNER, NANCY JANE
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2J-1
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUBO. ORB 100/24 FR
STROTHER CORP
NAPE 198
-TURNER. NANCY JANE
0 4115.001 CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2J-Z
581.67 A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUBO. ORB 100/41
FR STROTHER CORP.
MAP* 198
0 4716 11 9 11 -HILTON CHARLES L.* JR. ET AL
$54'. LOTS 1 2 C 3 ORIG E SUBMERGED
LAND ORB 88/349 FR WOODALL ET AL
MAP 053
12 9 11 -HILTON CHARLES L, JR. ET AL
ALL. LESS AC NES BY HOLLINGER
S" ORB 88/349 FR WOODALL ET AL
8 NMAP 053
13 9 11 -HILTON CHARLES L, JR. ET AL
ALL, LESS AC RES BY HOLLINGER IN
-n-7 ORB 6/233 ORB 88/349 FR WOODALL
5a1l.11 ET AL
MAP 054
14' 9 11 -HILTON CHARLES L., JR. ET AL
LOTS 1. 2, 3 C 4 ORIG SUBMERGED
0 4957 LAND. LESS RES BY HOLLINGER ORB
5461.81 88/349 FR WOOOALL ET AL LYING E
OF SR 30
MAP 54*
S 4972 14 9 11 -HILTON CHARLES L.. JR. ET AL
5107.64 5280 FT M/L BAY FRONTAGE 500 FT
AV DEPTH. LYING w OF SR 30 MAPS 5*
15/22 9 11 -SEASHORE LAND C DEV. CO.
ORB 46/636 IIB SUBMERGED LANDS
MAPo 35 & 350
22 9 11 -FLORIDA GULF DEVELOPMENT CORP
300 FT GULF FRONT ORIG LOT 3 N
O 5S059 OF SR 30E LESS E 290.27 FT C E
s593.37 300 FT OF W 996.45 FT OF ORIG LOT
3 S OF ST RO 30E RECDO ORB 13/415
NAPE 350
8 5090 22 9 11 -OGBURN BENJAMIN R. ET UX
529,420.2* 107 FT GULF FRONT 1*00 FT AVPTH
DEPTH ORB 65/517 FR H.L.
MCNALLY
MAPE 350
22 9 11 -YONGE PHILLIP O.
100 FT GULF FRONT 1400 FT AV
DEPTH ORE 93/545 QC FR YONGE
C ORB 64/342
MAPI 350
E 5274 22 9 1 -OGBURN BENJAM IN ET UX
5191.99 100 FT BAY FRONT BEING W 100 FT
OF E 890.27 FT GOVT LOT 3 LYING
N OF CO RD 30-E ORB 80/880
* 5369 NAPE 35D
5183.75 22 9 11 -STILLWELL GARY A. ET UX
300 FT BAY FRONT BEING W 300 FT
OF E 790.27 FT OF GOVT LOT 3
LYING N OF CO Ro 30-E ORE 8o0/47
C ORB 102/444 FR FLA GULF OEV
CORP MAPE 350
SURFSIDE ESTATES UNIT NO. 1
S57T02.001 A SUBDIVISION IN S 22 T 9S R 11W
$95.28 RECD IN PB 3 PG 18
GULF COUNTY FLORIDA


0 5740 --bRACKETT. DAVID 0. S NANCY M.
$651.43 BLK 3 SURFSIDE ESTATES UNIT l0
LOT 4 ORB 104/1049 FR PAN-GULF
8 5776 CORP.
3278.47 MAPE 350
22 9 11 -G.P.O. INC.
SURFSIDE ESTATES UNIT NO. 2
LESS LOT 11 BLK 6 593.48 FT GULF
E 5795 FRONT 1050 FT AV DEPTH M/L
$151.82 NAPS 350
22 9 11 -G.P.D. INC.
SURFSIDE ESTATES UNIT NO. 2
0 5796 LOT 11 BLOCK 6 109.52 FT GULF
$25.96 FRONT 362.12 FT OEPTH M/L
ORE 100/626 QC FR GRIMES L ORB
100/627 FR SE BANK
22 9 11 -G.P.O. IN.
675 FT BAY FRONT 300 FT AV
DEPTH OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 95
PAGE 212 FROM SEASHORE LAND S
0 5821.001 DEV. C0O
5148.33 NAPE 350

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PAGE SIXTEEN THE STALL, Port St. Joe. Fla. TIIl'RSIAY, MAY 22, 1986


MINUTES... 1Gulf Count.y Commission


The Board of County Com-
mission, of Gulf County,
Florida, met April 22, 1986 in
regular session with the
following members present:
Chairman Billy Branch,
SComm. Everett Owens, Jr.,
Eldridge Money, and A. B.
Traylor.
Others present were Clerk
Jerry T. Gates, Attorney
William J. Rish, Deputy
Clerk-Office Manager Mau-
rell Cumbie, Sheriff's Depu-
ty-Bailiff Bob Funderburk,
Clerk's Finance Officer Ben-
ny Lister, Civil Defense
Director-Administrative As-
sistant Larry Wells, and Port
St. Joe Ambulance Director
Andy Millergren. The meet-
-ing came to order at 7:00
p.m.
Civil Defense Director
Wells opened the meeting
with prayer and led the
pledge of allegiance to the
Sflag:. ,.
Upon notion by Comm.
Traylor," second by Comm.
Money, and unanimous vote,
the Board approved the
minutes of April 8, 1986.
George Core, employee of
S Attorney Rish, presented the
following information he pre-
S pared at the Bojad-'s direc-
tion
S New election district boun.
S dary lines as proposed by the
Board and the present num
ber of voters in each pro-
posed district.
Primary Changes in Boun-
dary Lines, Proposal No. 1--
Add to District 2: from
districtt 4; Crpss SR 71 at
Jehu Cemetery Road-West
Arm Lake to 1st Section
Line-follow to river (all area
north). Add to District 4:
from District 3; District 3
Boundary Line on Gulf Coun-
ty Canal same, except stop at
US 98 (instead of running to
Bay), follow US 98 to Monu-
;'; ment, turn left on Allen
'Memorial Way to Long Ave-
S nue, right to City Limits, then
back to Bay.
District 4 South Boundary
Line: 5th Street, Proposal
No. 2--Add to District 3: from
District 1; White City. Dis-
trict 4 South Boundary Line,
10th Street.
District No. 1, Precinct 1
East Wewa, Precinct 3 Hon-
eyville, Precinct 3-A Howard
Creek, Present No. of Voters
1469, 1st Proposal 1399, 2nid
Proposal 1239. ,
District 2, Precinct 2 West
Wewa from E. Wewa all
North of-Jehu Road, Precinct
4 From Dist. 1, Present No.
ov Votes 944, 1st Proposal
1159, 2nd Proposal 1319.
District 3, Precinct 4 Over-
street, Precinct 5 Highland
View, Precinct 6 White City.
Precinct 7 Beaches From W
St. Joe-Monument to Bay S.
of Allen Memorial -Oak
Grove, Present No. of Votes
1378, 1st Proposal 1393, 2nd
Proposal 1701.
District No. 4, Precinct 8
North St. Joe, Precinct 9 Stac
) House 5th to 10th,- Present
No. of Vqtes 1454, 1st Pro-
: posal 987, 2nd Proposal 1454.
District No. 5, Precinct 10
Scout Hut 10th to 16th,
Precinct 11 Centennial Bldg.,
Precinct 11-A Indian Pass,
Precinct 9 Stac House, Pre-
sent No. of Votes, 6937, 1st
Proposal 6938, 2nd Proposal
6938.
The commission suggested
the possibility of placing
White City with its 274 votes
in District One. (1) This
would give District 1 a total
of 1513 votes and reduce
District 3 to a total of 1427.
Note: Precinct 2 in District 2,
2nd Proposal, would be north
.and east of 22-A to River.
Chairman Branch and
Comm. Owens requested
Core prepare a report on the
number of voters in districts
if the south boundary lines of
District 4 is moved to 8th
Street. The Chairman stated,
later in the meeting, he
would schedule a public
hearing to discuss single
member election district
boundary lines.
Ned Ailes, representing
Gulf Aire Home Owner's
Association, voiced objec-
tions to Ike Duren's variance
request (from county subdi-
vision regulations) for Gulf
Aire Subdivision, Phase III.
The property owners stated
they purchased property in
Phase I and II under' the
assumption this was a com-
plete subdivision and are.
here to object to size of new
lots and the Board's accept-
ance of any new platting. The
Chairman stated the plat has
not been accepted by the
Board as a recorded subdivi-
sion. The Attorney advised a
preliminary plat was pre-
sented to the Board, routine-
ly reviewed by the Board's
Administrative Assistant and
items of non-compliance with
county subdivision ordinance
pointed out. Duren then
asked' the Board .about the


possibility of changes in the
Phase III Subdivision not
meeting criteria of subdivi-
sion ordinance and was ad-
vised a variance would have
to be requested and the
Board would have to sche-
dule public hearings for
consideration. The Attorney
advised the Board could not
prevent someone from sell-
ing their property, but could
approve or disapprove a


recorded subdivision plat
(which requires certain lot
sizes, acceptance of road
ownership, etc.).
Bill Blackmore, along with
a number of residents of
Indian Pass, Gulf Pines and
Cape San Bias presented a
letter to the Board listing
improper driving practices
on Indian Pass and Cape San
Blas Beaches area. Letter is
on file in the Clerk's Office.
The Board informed the
group it had previously
laced speed signs on the
each and would immediate-
ly order more to replace
those destroyed by the hurri-
cane. As to enforcement, the
Board funded the previous
Sheriff one full-time em-
ployee for beach traffic en-
forcement and, upon Sheriff
Harrison's request, funded
another full-time employee
for beach traffic enforce-
ment. The citizens advised
the Board their calls to
Sheriff Harrison have not
been adhered to and request-
ed the Board write him
inquiring if these officers
have been hired to patrol the
beach and if not, withdraw
Board funding. The Chair-
man agreed to write the
Sheriff making this inquiry.
The citizens group also
complained of construction
crews in the area dumping
construction material in the
two county trash trailers
located in the area.
Upon motion by Comm.
Money, second by Comm.
Owens, and unanimous vote,
the Board approved Proposal
No.. 1, as recommended by
Highland View Water System
Personnel A. O. Boyett, from
the following three proposals
prepared by Boyett at the
Board's direction, for adver-
tising of a public hearing to
consider adoption of a or-
dinance adopting this in-
creased water rate to pay for
the'cost of the system. The
Attorney agreed to prepare
and advertise a proposed
ordinance:
Costs (Present): Average
Water Bill from City,
$2;915.30; Debt Service,
$513.00; Service Charge (230
Customers), $575.00; Main-
tenance & Supplies, $300.00;
Total Monthly Bill, $4,303.00.
Proposal No. 1: Proposed
Rates as Follows: Minimum
Rate 2000 gallons $10.00; Cost
per thousand over 2000 gal;
Ions, $3.00; Delinquent Fees,
$2.00; Cut-off Fees, $10,00;
Cut-back Fees, $10.00; De-
posit on meters, $35.00; In-
come from above adjust-
ments-Minimum Bill income
$2,300.00 equal$ 230 x $10.00;
2000 plus Income at $3.00-m;
172 Customers x 1070.820
$2,180,00; Total $4,480.00.
Proposal No. II: FHA
Proposal $13.64; Minimum
Bill;' Cost per m over 3000
$1.80; Expected Income from
Above Minimum Bill
$3,137.00; 3000 plus Income at
$1.80. per $1,767.50; Total
$4,844,50.
Proposal No. III: Proposal
Same as Beaches--Minimum
Rate 300o Gallons $16.00;
Rate per m above 3000
Gallons $1.80; Expected In-
come from Above $3,680.00;
3000 plus Income at $1.80 per
m.$1707.50; Total $5,387.00.
Richard Musgrove, Senior
Hydro-engineer, Northwest
Florida Water Management
District, presented a letter to
the Board requesting Gulf
County allow the District's
contractor utilize the County
Road 22-A Bridge for con-
struction activities related to
the removal of the Dead
Lakes Dam. The Board
agreed to write Musgrove
granting permission to use
the bridge with the under-
standing that the District or
any contractors working on
the project through authority
of the District keep enough
liability insurance and a
bond sufficient to cover any
damages to the bridge and
the Board would allow the
District and the Department
of Transportation, as co-gov-
ernmental agencies, to set an
amount to cover the county's
damages. Musgrove stated
the District appreciated
Comm. Owens attendance
and questions at a recent
Basin Advisory Committee
Meeting.
Biff Quarles and Glen
Combs, Gulf County Home-
builder's Association, asked
.the Chairman to set a work-
shop meeting for the Com-
missioner's committee to
meet with the Homebuilder's
Association concerning the
proposed contractor's ordi-
nance, as they had tried, to
no avail, to schedule a
meeting that both Comm.
Owens and Birmingham
could attend. Comm. Owens
reported he could meet with
the committee possibly next


week. The Chairman agreed
to inquire if Comm. Birming-
ham could meet with the
committee the same day.
The Chairman declined set-
ting the date or the entire
Board meeting with the
Association at this time as it
would be less time consum-
ing for two commissioners to
meet and make inquiries and
report back to the Board.
Quarles invited all commis-
sion members to attend a
Homebuilder's Association


Meeting at St. Joseph Bay
Country Club, Thursday, Ap-
ril 24, 1986 at 7:00 p.m. Guest
speaker being a representa-
tive of the Department of
Professional Regulation.
Ralph Rish, Baskerville-
Donovan, Engineers, Inc.
reported on the status of the
Pleasant Rest Bridge Project
as follows: Inquired'if Board
had objection to Contractor
burning construction debris
on site upon securing permit
(county right of way). The
Board had no objection.
Estimated Completion Date,
Middle or end of May. Bridge
Span Installation, Next Mon-
day or Tuesday.
Upon request of Mosquito
Control Director Graves, mo-
tion by Comm. Owens, sec-
ond by Comm. Money, and
unanimous vote, the Board
agreed to advertise the fol-
lowing job openings for the
Mosquito Control Depart-
ment: One full-
time employee and two part
time spray truck operators
(spray, truck operators will
be paid hourly).
Port St. Joe Ambulance
Director Millergren request-
ed the Board transfer items
from the Wewahitchka Am-
bulance'Department, includ-
ing the old Wewahitchka
.Ambulance. Comm. Money
moved the Board rescind its
previous action to sell the
Wewahitchka Ambulance.
Comm. Traylor seconded the
motion. The motion passed
with the following vote:
Comm. Money, Traylor.. and
the Chairman voted yes.
Comm. Owens voted no. The,
Chairman then requested
Millergren withdraw his re-
quest and allow the Wewahit-
chka Ambulance Depart-
ment to make the request as
would be proper procedure
as .the" equipment will' be
transferred from their de-
partment.
Mr. Millergren requested
the Board create line item
budget amendment for travel
expenses. The Chairman
stated he opposed the crea-
tion of new line items in
budgets but would approve
travel payment upon re-
quest. Upon motion by'
Comm. MOney, second by
Comm. Owens, and unani-
mous vote, the Board ap-
proved Director Millergren's
travel to attend the Big Bend
Association Meeting in Quin-
cy (normal travel rates).
Mosquito Control employee
Johnny Williams complained
of not getting compactor
operator pay ($6.00 per hour)
stating he was informed an
employee would receive this
rate of pay after a trial
period. Mosquito Control De-
partment Comm. Owens
stated Williams would re-
ceive compactor operator
pay following training peri-
od, request.by the Mosquitp
Control Director and ap-
proval of Board, as is normal
procedure.
James STafford complain-
ed of Building Inspector
Manuel passing inspection on
a fireplace at Glenn's Barbe-
que prior to it burning and
asked what Manuel's job
was, stating he and the
commission should be re-
sponsible to the public. He
asked the commission to
view the fireplace. Manuel
stated his office performed
inspections as code requires,
and they don't deal with
workmanship.
The Board received an
invoice from Barrett, Daffin
and Carlan, Engineers, Inc.
regarding Port St. Joe Land-
fill Closure. After report by
Building i Inspector Manuel
the Board had an agreement
with Barrett, Daffin and
Carlan, Inc. for Landfill
Closure, they had submitted
a plan to the Department of
Environmental Regulation,
and sent county an invoice.
However, the Department of
Environmental Regulation
states the monitor plan is not
complete, The Chairman tab-
led this invoice until the next
meeting in order to review
the contract.
Civil Defense Director
Wells presented the following
update on Gulf County's
Comprehensive Plan:
1985-Florida Legislature
passed Growth Management
Act of 1985 (Chapter 85-55).
Gulf County's Plan due Octo-
ber 1, 1987. Cover three time
, frames Current, 5::and i0 yr.
projections. Apalachee Re-
gional Planning Council will
offer assistance after Sep-
tember, 1986. State made
$30,181 available to Gulf
County, upon :submission of
Scope of Services by April 29,
1986 that will tell them how
we plan to spend the money.
Money must be' spent by
December 31, 1986 (This will
be reimbursement money).
Described elements to be


included in plan and other
county's plans and costs.
Some of the work will require
engineering or consulting
firm work. Companies have
contacted him interested in
performing services.
The Chairman and Comm.
Owens requested Wells meet
with Attorney Rish and pre-
pare a scope of services from
information provided by the
Board, to include two alter-
- natives--a planner or engi-


neering or consulting firm',
and a breakdown of salary,
travel, etc. cost estimates.
Comm. Owens recommended
the Board advertise for this
service instead of obtaining
price quotes.
Nathan Peters. Jr. asked
questions concerning the
Board's decision on single
member election district
boundary lines. The Chair-
man replied the Board would
take no action until a public
hearing was held. Peters
objected to the following as it
inferred the possibility of not
togetherness in his camp--
Read in newspaper one of the
commissioners made a state-
merit that he heard I said
District 4 lines not negotiable
and Mr. Rish said my
attorney said lines were
negotiable. Peters furnished
the Chairman a copy of a
letter from his attorney to
Attorney Rish refuting that.
Attorney Rish stated Peters
was placing him in an
un-ethical position by dis-
cussing the case out of the
presence of his attorney and
he had already furnished the
Chairman the letter, which
states they will listen to all
proposals and not close any
doors.
Attorney Rish reported the
county auditor presented a
standard audit letter listing
items furnished for their
review, no errors in money
management, etc. which re-
quired a few corrections by
him prior to the Board's
signature.
The Board received a letter
from Max Fleming, Presi-
dent, Gulf County Farms,
stating they have ten acres of
land available for county
purchase in an exchange
with St. Joe Paper Company.
The price on this property
will be $650.00 an acre. Upon
motion by Comm. Owens,
second by Comm. Traylor,
and unanimous vote, the
Board agreed to purchase
this property for exchange
with St. Joe Paper Company
for property to locate the
Port St. Joe Landfill Site.
In the court case Depart-
ment of Health and Rehabili-
tative Services vs. Gulf
County concerning Medicaid
billing payment, Attorney
Rish reported the Depart-
ment of Health and Rehabili-
tative Services agreed tenta-
tively to settle out of court for
the Board's offer of $165,000,
with the following payment
schedule. Pay $20,000 this
year, the remainder to be
paid, with no interest, by the
end of the calendar year; or
within three yearC ::.at .
percent interest. The Boaid
agreed to pay $20,000 at this
time.
Upon motion by Comm.
Money, second by Comm.
Traylor, and unanimous vote
the Board accepted the fol-
lowing ditch easement, from
Silas C. Player (Recorded in
O.R. Book 111, Page 716-17.)
South 15 feet-Section 31, T5S,
R1lW-Highland View.
Comm. Traylor presented
the following three price
quotes for emergency re-
pairs of a Road Department
Tractor: Leary & Owens
Equipment Company,
$5,531.33; Heavy Equipment
Tractor Parts, $4,331.34;
Tractor Equipment Com-
pany, $4,327.58. Upon motion
by Comm. Traylor, second
by Comm. Money, and unani-
mous vote, the Board ap-
proved the company with the
lowest quote performing this
work on an emergency basis.
The Chairman requested
the Clerk write the Gulf
County Democratic Execu-
tive Committee that the
Board is in total agreement
with their letter to the Board
stating it is in the best
interest of the voters of Gulf
County that the voting dis-
trict boundary lines of the
Board of County Commission
and the School Board be the
same and enclose a copy of
the Chairman's letter to
School Board Chairman Gra-
ham requesting a meeting.
Upon motion by Comm.
Traylor, second by Comm.
MOney, and unanimous vote,
the Board approved payment
of the following medical and
transportation invoices for
the Sheriff's Department
Dog, from the Law Enforce-
ment Trust Fund: Port St.
Joe Veterinary Clinic,
$140.00; Delta Airlines,
$260.00; Clyde G. Cole, Tra-
vel. $82.13.
The Chairman scheduled a
public hearing to discuss
single member election dis-
trict boundary lines on May
5, 1986, at 7:00 p.m. and
requested the Deputy Clerk
prepare the advertisements.
Upon question by Nathan
Peters. Jr., the Chairman


replied he had no answer
from his letter to the School
Board requesting a joint
meeting to discuss boundary
lines. Peters stated he didn't
think the School Board has
any purpose to hold a'.public
hearing as they have already
approved boundary lines.
The Chairman replied he
thought it would help.
Upon the Chairman's sug-
gestion, the Board approved
hiring a carpenter at an
hourly wage to repaicounty
buildings at White City and


Highland View (be repaid
from Disaster Assistance
Funds). The Chairman asked
if the Board wanted Wells to
recommend someone.
The Chairman reported
a survey of property and
access road at proposed St.
Joe Landfill Site was re-
quired (S32.T7.R10-to be ac-
quired from St. Joe Paper
Company) and Civil Defense
Director Wells obtained price
quotes, the lowest being
$1.662.50 and highest
$2,200.00. Upon motion by
Comm. Traylor, second by
Comm. Money. and unani-
mous vote, the Board ap-
proved the company submit-
ting the lowest bid perform-
ing the survey, pay for the
survey and pay for the 'Gulf
County Farm Property (to
exchange with SJPC for
landfill property) from Capi-
tal Outlay Fund-Line Item
Parks Improvement.
The Chairman requested
the Deputy Clerk write Sher-
iff Harrison requesting as-
sistance in the proper word-
ing of signs, for enforcement
purposes, to prohibit people
from jumping from the new
Pleasant Rest Bridge (signs
to be placed following con-
struction.
The Chairman requested
Comm. Traylor and the Road
Superintendent inspect and
approve emergency road re-
pair work performed by
Brock Paving Company prior
to payment.
Comm. Traylor discussed
Administrative Assistant
Wells letter stating he had
been instructed to write
departments in Gulf County
that use fuels to make sure
all are complying with U.S.
Environmental Protection
Agency regulations, requir-
ing all vehicles that are
factory designed to operate
on unleaded gasoline con-
tinue to be fueled with
unleaded gasoline and any
vehicles factory designed to
operate on regular leaded
fueld" may be" fueled" with
regular leaded fuel. Comm.
Traylor agreed to try to
obtain an above ground tank
for the Road .Department.
Comm. Owens advised the
Mosquito Control Depart-
ment had, located a tank
which could be purchased.
The Chairman requested


Public Notices
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT RE: the office of the Clerk of Circuit Court,
SINGLE MEMBER COUNTY Gulf County, Florida.
COMMISSIONER DISTRICTS Any parties wishing to object to the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that proposed consent judgm ent must file
the Plaintiff. NATHAN PETERS, JR. written objection on or before June 5,
and the Defendant, GULF COUNTY, 1986: said objection must be filed with
FLORIDA, will present to the Federal the Clerk of the U.S. District Court for
Magistrate of the United States the Northern District of Florida at
District Court, Northern District of Post Office Box 990. 100 North Palifox
Florida, on June 12. 1986, at 11:00 St., Pensacola, FL 32501. Any parties
A.M.. Central Daylight Time at the that do not file written objections on or
Federal Courthouse. Pensacola, before June 5, 1986 will not be allowed
Florida. a proposed consent order in to appear and object at the fairness
Case No. MCA-86-2035. Information hearing.
concerning the fairness of the propos- /s/ Thomas A. Warren,
ed consent judgment resolving the Attorney for Plaintiff
issues involved in Case No. At y fr Plainti
MCA-6-2035, now pending, which esta- sAttornWi frm Je 2tc5/22
blishes single member districts in the Attorne for Defendant. 2tc /22
proposed settlement, together with IN. THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOUR-
maps and descriptions, are on file in TEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND
the Deputy Clerk write Roy FOR GULF COUNTY.
Hightower. Job Service of IN RE: The Marriage of
Florida, in response to their ANDREW T. MATINCHECK,
letter, the only room avail- And
able for their use (requested DONNA M. MATINCHECK,
one day per week, day not Wife, Respondent.
specified) is the County NOTICE OF SUIT
Commission Meeting Room TO: Donna M. Matincheck
c/o Mrs. Stephen Matincheck
and if it is available on the RD 2, Box 155
day he requests, the Board Elizabethtown, PA 17022
approves its use. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
Clerk's Office' Manager that a Petition for Dissolution of Mar-
Cumbie read the following riage has been filed against you and
you are required to serve a copy of
Clerk's Office Manager your Answer or other response to the
Cumbie read a report from Petition on Petitioner's Attorney:
the Computer Study Commit- ROBERT M. MOORE
tee. The Board approved the P. 0. Box 248
Committee's recommenda- Port St. Joe, Florida 32456
Comm s recommend and file the original thereof in the Cir-
tions. Copy on file. in the cult Court Clerk's Office, Gulf County
Clerk's Office. Courthouse, Port St. Joe, Florida
The Board received the 32456, on or before the 19th day of
following Department of Na- June, 1986. If you fail to do so, a Final
tural Resources Notice of Judgment for the relief sought may be
Gulf County's 1985-86 Florida granted by Default.
Gulf County's 1985-86 Florida DATED this the 20th day of May,
Bpating Improvement Pro- 1986.
gram allocation: Previous JERRYT. GATES,
Balance, $5,918.84; 1985-86 Clerk of Circuit Court
Allocation, $3,173.70; Total By: /s/ Tonya Knox, Deputy Clerk
$9,092.54. The Chairman and 4t5/22
Comm. Money discussed the FICTITIOUS NAME
county's use of the portion NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
not obligated to the City of pursuant to Section 865.09, Florida
Port St. Joe ($3,173.701 for Statutes, the undersigned persons in-
ort t. Joe (,177) tend to register with the Clerk of the
repairing hurricane damage Circuit Court, Gulf County, Florida,
at the Stumphole Site. four weeks after the first publication
On April 10, 1986, at Road of this notice, the fictitious name or
Department Comm. Tray- trade name under which they will be
lor's request, the Chairman engaged in business and in which said
business is to be carried on, to-wit:
approved the following on THE SAND DOLLAR PIZZA
emergency basis: VOID Pur- AND SANDWICH SHOPPE
chase Order No.-1665; 12=4-85, 107 eond Street
$995.00 to Cem-Cly Masonry Port St. Joe, Florida 32456
and Equipment Co. for fail- Owners: Dallas R. Lundy
ure to deliver cement mixer; 4tc5/22
and ISSUE Purchase Order o
next lowest bidder, Panama FICTrOUS NAME
City Rental at $1,049.00. Notice is hereby given that pursuant
There being no further to Section 865.09, Florida Statutes, the
business the meeting a undersigned persons intend to register
business, the meeting ad- with the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
journed. Gulf County, Florida, four weeks after


(Continied from Page 15)
15/22 9 11 -G.P.O. INC.
450 FT BAY FRONT 150 FT AV OEPTH
ALSO 38.86 ACRES IIB SUBMERGED
.LANDS ORB 36/350 6 ORB 46/635
MAPO 35 C 350
23 9 11 -G.*.0. INC.
ORB 9346 FR KILBOURN ORB 47/
542 FR SUBMERGED
MAPS 54C
24 9 1 -COSTABELLA OEVELOPEMENT CORP.
100.32 FT GULF FRONT 621 FT
DEPTH N/L BEING LOT B ORB 101/
1014 PC FR FORO
MAP# 540
24 9 11 -CORD MICHAEL I. .
100.32 FT GULF FRONT 588 FT
DEPTH M/L BEING LOT 7 ORB 99/T49
FR SCHANBERG
NAPO 540
24 9 11 -BLANCHET HERVE
100.32 FT GULF FRONT 532.85 FT
DEPTH.N/L BEING LOT 9 ORB 89/184
FROM COSTABELLA
MAP 0540
24 9 11 -MARTS. THAYERN & JAN M.
405 FT AVE. DEPTH BEING TRACT 3
OF 3 OF LOT 10 ORB 95/768 FR
CAPITAL COASTAL INC. TOWNHOUSES
GULF PINES SUBDIVISION
A SUBDIVISION IN FRAC SECTION 24
TOWNSHIP 9 S RANGE 11 RECORDED
IN PLAT BOOK 3 PAGE 25. GULF
COUNTY, FLORIDA
--REDO, GEORGE A.
ELK A GULF PINES SUBD PB 3 PG 25
LOT 4 ORE 97/1076O C FR MULTI-
PROPERTY SERVICES* INC.
NAPO 540
-MULTI PROPERTY SERVICES INC.
BLK A GULF PINES SUBO PB 3 PG 25
LOT 17 ORB 94/481 FR. COSTABELLA
OEV. CORP.
MAPS 540
-COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
BLK B GULF PINES SUBO PB PG'.3 25
LOT 13
NAPS S40
--COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
BLK B GULF'PINES SUBO PB 3 PG 25
LOT 14
MAP) 540
-COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
BLK a GULF PINES SUBD PB 3 PG 25'
LOT 15
MAP* 540
-COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
BLK B GULF PINES SUBO PB.3 PG 25
LOT 16
MAPS 540 ,
-COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
BLK B GULF PINES SUBO PB 3 PG 25
LOT IT
MAPS 540
-CARLILE. WELDON B. S WILLIAM
BLK B GULF PINES SUBO PB'3 PG 25
LOT 18 ORB 100/891 FR COSTABELLA
DEV CORP
MAPS 54D
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION
A SUBDIVISION IN FRAC SECTION 24
TOWNSHIP 9 S RANGE 11 W RECORDED
IN PLAT BOOK 3 PAGE 29
GULF COUNTY FLORIDA
--COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
BLK A GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT 36
-COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
BLK A GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT 37
-COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
BLK A GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT 38
--COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
ELK A GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT 39
--COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
BLK A GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT 40
-COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
BLK A GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT 41
-COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
BLK A GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT 42
-COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
ELK A GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT 46
--COSTABELLA DEVELOPMENT CORP.
BLK A GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT 48
PENINSULA ESTATES SUBO PB 3 PG 11
A SUBDIVISION OF THE SOUTH 966.63
FT OF GOV'T LOTS 5 C 6 IN FRACTL
SECTION 3b TOWNSHIP 8 RANGE 12
WEST GULF COUNTY
MAP s50
--LAMONTE CHARLES V. ET AL
BLK A PENINSULA ESTATES SUBO PB 3 PG 11
LCT 7 ORB 87/998
MAP 050
--AOKISON CLAYTON ET AL
BLK A PENINSULA ESTATES SUBD PB 3 PG 11
LOT 13 ORE 81/1052
MAP 5D
CAPE BREEZES PB 3 PG 23
SUBDIVISION OF GOVERNMENT I.OT 1
SECTION 1 TOWNSHIP 9 RANGE 12
GULF COUNTY
MAP bA
--OELLUTRI ROBERT J. ET AL
ELK A CAPE BREEZES PB 3 PG 23
LOT 23 ORB 83/1013
MAP 06A
--CAPE SAN BLAS PARTNERSHIP LTD
BLK B CAPE BREEZES PB 3 PG 23
LOT 21
MAP t6A


1 6296
7S28.19


the first publication of this notice, the
fictitious name or trade name under qt
which they will be engaged in business
and in which said business is to be car-
ried on, to-wit:
DAVE'S SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
AND PORTOLET RENTAL
206 6th St. Highland View, FL 32456
Owners: David J. Carefoot
and Debra Carefoot
Telephone 229-8678
4t5/8
NOTICE
T & A UTILITIES CONTRACTORS,
INC. hereby gives notice that it.has
completed work under our contract
with the City of Port St. Joe, Florida
for construction of project No.
05-5095-01, Water, Sewer and Street
Improvements and will make applica-
tion for final settlement on June 12,
1986. All claims for labor or materials
should be filed at the City Hall, City of
Port St. Joe, 305 Fifth Street, Port St.
Joe, Florida by June 12, 1986.
T & A Utilities Contractors, Inc.
838 East 41st Street
Lynn Haven, Florida 32444 4t 5/22

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Caroline E. Norton the holder of the
following certificate has filed said cer-
tificate for a tax deed to be issued
thereon. The certificate number and
year of issuance, the description of the
property, and the names in which it
was assessed are as follows:
Certificate No. 68-Real Estate. Year
of Issuance 1981.
Description of property: Two parcels
of land in S23, T5, RI1W, containing
8.74 acres, more or less, and recorded
in Official Record Book 36, Pages 541 &
542, Official Records of Gulf County,
Florida.
Name in which assessed: Gladys Inez
Carofiglio.
Said property being in the County of *
Gulf, State of Florida.
Unless such certificate shall be
redeemed according to law the pro-
perty described in such certificate
shall be sold to the highest bidder at
the courthouse door on the 19th day of
June, 1986.
Dated this 12th day of May, 1986.
/s/ JERRY T. GATES,
Clerk of Circuit Court, Gulf County,
Florida.
4t5/15

FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to Section 865.09, Florida Statutes, the
undersigned persons intend to register
with the Clerk of the- Circuit .Court;-
Gulf County, Florida, four weeks after
the first publication of this notice, the
fictitious name or trade name under
which they will be engaged in business
and in which said business is to be car-
ried on, to-wit:
P & S CONSTRUCTION CO.
P. O. Box 13062
Mexico Beach. FL 32410
Owners: Hunter Povenmire and
John Strayer
4t 5/8


MINERAL RIGHTS


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