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Commission

braces

for future

growth
By Carrie A. Mizell
Growth in Gilchrist County
was in evidence Monday after-
noon as the Gilchrist County
Board of County Commissioners
took action to approve a master,
plan for a 38 lot subdivision off
CR 319, while also approving
phase two of Hagan Estates, a
residential subdivision that will
soon boast 16 new home sites.
After a lengthy discussion,
county commissioners decided
to step back and not force Deer
Trail subdivision developers Joe
and Carolyn Wilson to comply
with a transportation corridor'
map that has not officially been
passed by the commission. If
enacted, the map will identify
the location of existing and fu-
ture roadways while addressing
the need for protection of right
of ways that are currently need-
ed or will be needed to accom-
modate future growth within the
county.
Gene Parrish of Parrish Land
Surveying represented Joe Wil-
son at Monday's meeting. Par-
rish explained that the proposed
property had been planted in
pines until a recent residential
cutting of the timber. Now there
are a dozen trees remaining on
each acre 'of the property, but
along the line that would need
to be cleared to comply with
the transportation corridor map
stands several large live oak
trees that both Joe and Carolyn
Wilson would hate to see cut
down.
"The transportation corridor
map is a good idea, but it seems
like we're getting ahead of our-
selves," Randy Durden, chair-
man of the Board of County
Commissioners said. "This has
not even been passed yet!"
On a motion from Commis-
sioner Tommy Langford and
a second from Commissioner
Sharon Langford, the commis-
sioners voted unanimously to
drop the transportation corridor
map requirement.
After, approving the Deer
Trail subdivision master plan,
the commissioners moved on
to approve phase 1 of the proj-
ect, which calls for 20 lots that
will consist of one home per two
acres on a 42.46-acre tract.
Following the approval of
Deer Trail phase 1, Stacey Win-
field, Gilchrist County planner,
introduced phase 2 of Hagan Es-
tates subdivision. While phase
1 has already been constructed,
the developer of the 33.54-acre
property, REPJHB Inc. & GEM
Property, Inc. is now seeking to
construct homes on the 16 lots
that make up phase 2. Like Deer
Trail subdivision, phase 2 of
Hagan Estates, had already been
approved by the planning com-
mission. The planning commis-
sion recommended approval by

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A new 2900 sq. ft. bathhouse is under construction at Hart Springs Park. The facility will replace an old
concession stand that stood on the site prior to demolition.

By Carrie A. Mizell
It's not uncommon for David Wise,
gate keeper at Hart Springs Park, to
have 80-year-old visitors pull into
the park, pay their admission and say,
"I've been coming out here to the
springs every summer since I was a
little kid. I love it!"
The enthusiasm over a day spent
lounging by the spring-fed swim-
ming area, playing volleyball, div-
ing into the.boil, or steering paddle
boards around the ancient cypress
trees has been passed down through
generations of Gilchrist County resi-
dents and visitors alike.
In 2006, Hart Springs Park logged
31,389 visitors and that number con-
tinues to rise each year, according to
Julie Harrison park manager.
The vision Harrison has for the Gil-
christ County recreation hub includes
making the park wheelchair acces-
sible, while adding a large bathhouse
with a full concession stand, play
ground equipment, ball fields, a pool
in the campground area, and new sea-
walls surrounding the springs.
It has been three years since Uar-
rison accepted the park manager po-
sition the Gilchrist County Board of
County Commissioners offered her.
Since then, the Polk County native
has not waivered from bringing prog-
ress to the park. Knowing the county
would not be able to fund all of the
upgrades she had in mind led Har-
rison, a former Pre-K special needs
worker, to begin looking for grant
funding. Due in large part to her ef-
forts, Hart Springs Park has been
granted $600,000 through Florida
Recreation Development Assistance
Program (FRDAP) grants.
The money has been spent on new
playground equipment, according to
Harrison. Three kindergarten classes
will converge at Hart Springs Park

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children.

who are there now because I don't
won't to ever book the campground
completely. I want the people of Gil-
christ County to be able to come in
and camp if they just decide to throw
the tent up for the weekend."
While the spring water is just knee
deep in the run right now, Harrison
said the water is still 12 to 15 feet at
the dock area allowing room for kids
to jump in.
Visitors are encouraged to frolic
in the family friendly atmosphere.
Memorial Day weekend will kick
off the busy season. During those hot
humid summer days the park will re-
main open from 9 a.m. to dusk each
day. For more information, call Hart
Springs Park at 463-3444.

and play on the popular new equip-
ment on Friday.
Also, a 2900 sq. ft. bathhouse is
currently being built at the site of
the old concession stand, which was
demolished in April 2006. The bath-
house will be ADA accessible, with
six toilets and three showers in both
the boys and girls rest areas. The
new store, which will also be housed
in the bathhouse, will feature candy
bars, drinks, chips, ice cream, nachos
and hot dogs.
The, store will be open by Memo-
rial Day weekend, according to.Har-
rison, but it could be the middle of
June before the new bathrooms are
opened. Also, visitors will be able to
rent paddle boards, tubes, kayaks and
canoes at the new bathhouse.
Once the bathhouse is completed,
Harrison will focus her energy, on

installing a swimming pool in the
campground area of the park. Cur-
rently, the camp ground features 71
full hook up sites, each with a sewer
hook up. There are also 50 primitive
camp sites.
"This winter we were discovered
by the snowbirds. They came from as
far away as Canada and stayed four
to six months. This has been the first
-year the campground has paid for it-
self during the winter months," Harri-
son said. "I only take 25 reservations,
that's considering the 10 to 15 people

At left: The Hart Springs
run looked to be knee deep
on Monday morning.
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Third grade

FCAT scores

released
By Carrie A. Mizell
Third-grade students in Gilchrist
Country scored above the state aver-
age on both the reading and the math
portion of the Florida Comprehensive
Assessment Test (FCAT), according
to results released last Wednesday.
While FCAT reading scores
throughout the state dropped after a
six year trend of increases, Dr. Jim
Surrency, assistant schools superin-
tendent, said on Monday that general-
ly speaking he feels pretty good about
the third-grade students scores.
The state average on the reading
portion of the FCAT was a mean score
of 309. Third-grade students at Bell
Elementary School led the county
with a mean score of 320. Eighty-two
percent of BES thirdgraders scored at
or above a level 3 on the reading por-
tion of the test. While third-grade stu-
dents at Trenton Elementary School
earned a 311 mean score on the read-
ing portion of the FCAT. At TES, 72
percent of third-grade students scored
at or above a level 3.
Throughout the state, scores were
significantly higher on the math sec-
tion of the FCAT, where a state av-
erage mean score was set at 328.
Again, Bell Elementary School third
graders led the county with a mean
score of 347. Ninety-one percent of
BES third graders scored at or above
a level 3 on the math portion of the
FCAT. Nearby, third-grade students

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Bell wants

increase in

law

enforcement
By John M.Ayers
The Bell Town Council met
Thursday, May 3, in a general
monthly meeting. The council
discussed the need for an in-
crease in law enforcement in the
Town of Bell. Bell Town Man-
ager_ Dan Cavanah asked the
council if they would take action
to have the sheriff assign a law
enforcement officer to the com-
munity. He asked if the council
would consider even paying a
portion of the officer salary if
the officer would remain in the
municipality.
"The people in the Town of
Bell pay as much tax as resi-
dents in the county, so why can't
the sheriff's-office provide im-
proved law enforcement protec-
tion to the Town of Bell," Char-
lotte'Smith told the council.
Councilman Al Powers ex-
plained that the residents and
businesses in Bell pay as much
in taxes as other county people
and the Town. of Bell should
have equal law enforcement
protection.
Gilchrist County Commission
Chairman Randy Durden was
-asked by the council what would
be the best way to have Sheriff
David Turner communicate with
Sthe To' \n of Bell in'.ol\ing im-
proved law enforcement. Com-
missioner Durden 'explained
that Gilchrist County offered to
provide the Sheriff's Office with
the Emergency Medical Service
station on U.S 129 north of Bell
to provide a satellite station in
the central portion of the county
when the new Emergency Op-
erations Center is completed.
The sheriff told the county
commission that his department
was not interested in the facil-
ity.
Councilman Al Powers made
a motion to invite Sheriff David
Turner to the June 7, 2007 regu-
lar meeting to request the chief
law enforcement officer provide
additional security to the mu-
nicipality.
Councilman Ray Sanders sup-
ported the motion with a second
before the council voted 5-0 in
support of the action.

Harrison named Gilchrist County winner of Farm

Bureau Youth Speech Contest

By Carrie A. Mizell
The world is agriculture's primary
market, according to a Trenton High
School ninth grader who swept the
,Florida Farm Bureau Youth Speech
Contest for Gilchrist County last
Thursday.
Racheal .Harrison, representing
Trenton Sr. FFA chapter, impressed
judges by discussing how the Global
Market will both positively and neg-
atively affect agriculture in the next
five years.
"According to the Farm Founda-
tion, North America's livestock in-
dustry is competitive in the global
marketplace, but faces opportunities
and challenges in both North Amer-
ica and internationally. The biggest
opportunity for U.S. producers is an
increase in exports," Harrison said.
"U.S. red meat exports have expe-
rienced unprecedented growth over
the past 10 years. Beef exports have
increased 120 percent and pork ex-
ports grew 212 percent. The starting
point of much of this growth was a
series of market opening initiatives
that gave U.S. exporters access to
markets that had been closed to them
in the past. Notable examples of such
market access agreements include
the Japan beef and citrus agreement
and the NAFTA and Uruguay Round
agreements."
The United States is also the
world's dominant exporter in the cot-
ton industry, according to Harrison.
Forty-eight percent of U.S. cotton ex-
ports went to Asia in the 2000-2004
period, ,with four Asian countries

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Racheal Harrison accepts a $200 check from Roy Wilson, president of
Gilchrist County Farm Bureau, after she won the Florida Farm Bu-
reau Youth Speech Contest for Gilchrist County last Thursday.

accounting for one third of imports
from the United States.
"The rest of the world is our com-
petition. To be able to compete with
worldwide competition, U.S. pro-
ducers must make sure that we can
produce a product that meets the
world's standards," Harrison said.
"The global market not only affects
exports it affects imports as well.
As our importing grows so must our

diligence in inspections. After all, not
all countries have the same standards
and requirements that we have here
at home. Pests like the Mediterranean
fruit fly and red fire ant come into
our ports on fresh fruits and vegeta-
bles and in the crates carrying them.
These pests and many others cause
crop loss and extra cost for eradica-
tion and or control."
America's farmers and ranchers

are ready for the challenge of meet-
ing the demands of the world while
at the same time protecting United
States borders with higher standards
for imports, according to Harrison.
On Aug. 20, Harrison will travel to
Baker County to compete against six
other county speech contest winners
in the district contest. If she wins the
district contest, Harrison will contin-
ue on to the state contest in October.
Racheal's proud parents are Ken-
neth and Julie Harrison.

Mandatory

burn ban now

in effect
On Tuesday, May 8, a state of local
emergency was declared because of
the severe threat of fire in Gilchrist
County.
The hot dry, windy conditions
which continue to threaten wild-
fires within the county prompted the
Board of County Commissioners to
enact a mandatory burn ban.
During the state of local emer-
gency, fireworks, flares and outdoor
burning of lawn debris or trash burn-
ing is strictly prohibited.
Any person not abiding by the or-
der shall be subject to a fine, impris-
onment or both, or other civil action
or penalty. Gilchrist County law en-
forcement officers are enforcing this
order.

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Pryor, Jacob Collins, Paul Bloom, Trey Roux, Shawn Yingling, Ryan Fisher and Bradley Denham. Sec-ary Char rs rvi l
ond row: Joseph Geddes, Zac Crews, Brian Freeman, Wes Stofel, Jeremy Zimmerman, Kody Houston, Trenton Rotary Club charters a new service club
Justin Sykes, Michael Jones, Bubba Joiner, Lee Carlisle, Tyler lasimone, Robby Heck, Rich Royster,
Daniel Heck, Tommy Callahan, Derek Rhodes and T. J. Kircher. Third row: Greyson Stewert, Nathan Christina Locke president Hannah McRoberts, spoke word of Polio and try to find
Hall, Joey Carlisle, TY Smith, Donald Sandoval, Austin Upshaw, Devante King, John Elliott, Robert Trenton Rotary Club is proud to about how the club came to be at manent cure.
Hankins, Shawn Pugh and T. J. Frier. Back row: Kyle Teckenbrock, Lou Hueck, Paul Clark, C. J. Har- announce the chartering of a new ser Trenton High School, followed by the The elected officers include
ris, Chris Hueck, Tyler Stofel, Brandon Beach, Justin Fowler, Chris Wilkerson, Joel Elliott, Cory Irvin, vice club, Trenton High School Inter- Four-Way Test read by and explained nah McRoberts-President, Ash
ris, Chris Hueck, Tyer Stofel, Brandon Beach, Just Fowler, act Club, at Trenton High School. A by Ashli Van Horn, Vice-President. Horn-Vice-President, Amelia
Bradley Teckenbrock, Mitchell Bell and Justin Leone. Photo by Anna Wild banquet was held to install new inter- Mrs. Jo Buckles did an outstand- Secretary, Libby Knight-Tre
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Third grade FCAT results released

at Trenton Elementary School earned
a mean score of 341..At TES, 83 per-
cent of third-grade students scored at
or above a level 3 on the math section
of the FCAT.

Throughout the county, 27 third-
grade students scored below a level
1 on the reading portion of the FCAT,
while nine students scored below
a level 1 on the math portion of the

Watermelon Watch'

The City of New-
berry will slice into
summer on Saturday
as residents celebrate'
ripe and delicious wa-
termelons at the 61st "
annual Newberry Wa-
termelon Festival.
Just in time to sup- ,'
ply consumers, already
hungry for the taste of juicy water-
melons, farmers throughout Gilchrist
County appear to be in festive spirits.
as they get set to begin picking water-
melons as early as next week.
Picking is expected to begin soon,
according to Marti Smith of Billy
Smith Watermelons. Smith explained
that while it is hard to set an exact
date, especially with the variations in
spring temperatures, she believes the
harvest will tentatively begin on May
18.
On their farm just north of Bell,

the Thomas family anticipates pick-
ing watermelons beginning May 24,
Julie Thomas explained on Monday.
Just south of Trenton, watermelon
grower Johnny Parrish is predict-
ing that he will start picking melons
within the next few weeks.
Residents are urged to use caution
as truck traffic in Gilchrist County
will pick up significantly through-
out the month of May and early June
as watermelons are picked from the
fields and loaded unto semi trucks
and old school buses for transport.

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test.
According to Florida law, third-
grade students who score a level 1 are
subject to being held back a grade,
but Janet Langford, elementary di-
rector for Gilchrist County Schools,
explained that it is important for par-
ents to know that no one test score
will indicate to educators whether a
student should be promoted or held
back.
Grades, attendance and other key
test scores, besides the FCAT, are
studied in depth before a student's
course of action can be determined.
Also, third-grade students who
scored a level 1 on the reading por-
tion of the FCAT are instructed to
attend a mandatory summer reading
camp where teachers work with stu-
dents at a 1 .to 10 ratio to try to build
reading skill levels.

ested members and our first set of of-
ficers in an inaugural ceremony at the
Woman's Club on April 2,2007.
This organization is one avenue of
support of Rotary International that
provides an opportunity for students
to develop leadership skills, identify
local and international service proj-
ects and build friendships.
At the meeting, the newly elected

AARP Chapter News
The meeting of the Gilchrist Coun-
ty Chapter of the AARP planned for
Tuesday, May 15, 2007 will be the
last one before the summer break..
President Nancy Padgett wants it to
be a fun meeting and has arranged to
have the main dish-chicken, cooked
for us and asks the members to bring
picnic style dishes, (salads, veggies
and desserts) and come casually
dressed.
The colors red, white and blue will
be used to decorate the tables and
she hopes that members will follow

Trenton Community Farmers' Market
At the Depot 419 North Main Street (Hwy-129)

Open Every Tuesday
from 2pm 6pm

Farm Fresh

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May 1 Flying Turtles String Band
May 8 Jay Gimelli AKA "Screech Malone"
May 15 Flying Turtles String Band
May 19 Saturday BLOCK PARTY-
Cross Creek Cloggers with the Flying Turtles
May 22 -.Jay Gimelli
May 20 Mike Gianikis
Every week: Open Mic 2 3,
come early with your instruments.

FMNP Checks are Now Being Accepted by our State Certified Farmers
Drop-Off location for Canned Goods for the Food Pantry
Farmers Vendors Artists Call Ellen at
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ing job over-viewing all of the new
club's ideas and plans. She explained
the many projects and opportunities
for the students. She also introduced
Mrs. Tiffany VunCanon and Mrs.
Gail Dasher as the club's teacher ad-
visors.
Among the service projects that
were discussed was the Purple Pin-
ky Project, an attempt to spread the

the theme with red, white or blue tee
shirts, or other clothing, just as a pa-
triotic gesture.
Commissioner Randy Durden,
guest speaker will outline some of
the duties of county governors and
.touch on some of the problems that
arise from time to time.
The Don Martin Trio will lead us
in familiar songs, old and new, so
come prepared to have a party. Bring
a friend and let them know that mem-
bers of the AARP are not just a bunch
of old fuddy-duddies protecting their
retirement years but have a lot of joy
in their lives and thankful to have
sucl a beautiful place to live and
friends to share their golden years.
We are a caring group. Let's all come
together with a joyful attitude and en-
joy the morning.
Starting time is at 10:30 a.m. New-
comers to the area can be sure of a
warm and friendly welcome. We meet
at the Community Center in Trenton,
lots of parking available, S.E. First
Street and Third Avenue.
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The Interact Club is going.to fol-
low up this year by creating a service
project to better help the communi-
ty. Even though the club started off
the school year slightly later, we are
making sure we will make an impact
none-the-less.

Williston Independence
Day celebration to be
held July 3rd
The City of .Williston and
the Williston Area Chamber of
Commerce are making bigplans
for the 2007 Independence Day
Celebration. This year's event will
be held on Tuesday, July 3, 2007.
The festivities will start with the
annual parade, which will begin
at 5:00 p.m. The line-up will be
behind the Williston High School
one hour before start time. The theme
this year is "OUR HOMETOWN
CELEBRATION".
The gates at the Williston
Horseman's Park will open at 6:00
p.m. There will be no parking fee this
year and admission is free.
Children's rides will begin at 7:00
p.m. Booths, exhibits and lots of good
food, will line the park. The opening
ceremony will start at 7:00 p.m. with
musical entertainment provided by an
assortment of local talent ending the
evening with a spectacular fireworks
display.

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Page Three

Meet Your Neighbor

Name: Marti Smith
Lives: On the Santa Fe River just
north of Bell
Family: Husband, Rodney; three
sons: Brian, 20, and twins Cole
and Clay, 18.
Works: Primarily, as a book-
keeper at Billy Smith Watermel-
ons, but also keeps books for nine
other clients including the Ala-
bama Watermelon Association
and the Suwannee River Fair.
Joys of your job: I love book-
keeping and it's not something
everyone likes to do. I enjoy
helping others get their records
organized. During watermelon
season, which runs four to five
weeks, it gets very busy around
here, but it's peaceful the rest of
the year and the people here are
fun to be around.
Headaches of your job: Dur-
ing the busy time of the year it's
very exciting, but it also can be a
headache.
What do you like about living
in Gilchrist County? I like that
it's a small town and that I know
a lot of people. I love living on
the river, we have the opportuni-
ty to see nature that other people
don't get to see. I just saw an
eagle over the weekend and we
see a lot of manatee.
Favorite food: Ice cream! Any
flavor, any brand.
Favorite book or movie: To Kill

A Mockingbird, both the book and
the movie.
Hobbies: Oil painting. I have been
painting landscapes for five to six
years. A Bob Ross franchise does
painting classes in Bell and I take
them when they are offered.
Future plans: Get my kids through
college. I would like to travel, that
would be neat.
What's something not many
people know about you? I don't
know that a lot of people know
that I'm a transplant. I moved here
from Pennsylvania with my par-
ents. I attended my senior year of
high school at Trenton. It's only
when I am on the phone with my
sisters who live in Pennsylvania
that I can hear my Pennsylvania
Dutch accent.

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Three Bell alumni graduate

from UF College of Pharmacy

Jonathan Reed, Jeremy Becker and Tyler Burns all graduated from
the University of Florida College of Pharmacy on Saturday.

Saturday, May 5, served as a mile-
stone for three Bell High School grad-
uates who took the stage at the Ste-
phen C. O'Connell Center to receive
their Doctor of Pharmacy degrees
from the University of Florida Col-

lege of Pharmacy. Family and friends
attended the spring commencement
ceremonies to honor Jonathan Reed,
a 1997 BHS graduate, Jeremy Beck-
er, a 1993 BHS graduate and Tyler
Burs, a 1996 BHS graduate.

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They Promised To Put Away Their Wives
(Kent Heaton)

The book of Ezra is a remarkable book of "those
whose spirits God had moved" (Ezra 1:5). The city of
Jerusalem lay in ruins for seven decades and the house
of the Lord was burned. Zerubbabel led the faithful
back to Jerusalem and the Temple was rebuilt. The
faith of the people was focused upon the protection of
Jehovah before they rebuilt the city walls under the
leadership of Nehemiah. In the process of this spiritual.
renewal, the leaders came to Ezra and declared, "The
people of Israel, and the priests and the Levites, have
not separated themselves from the people of the lands
... For they have taken of their daughters for
themselves and for their sons" (Ezra 9:1-2).
Ezra was ashamed and humiliated because of this
sin. The people also were ashamed and weeping came
to Ezra declaring they had trespassed against God by
taking pagan wives from the peoples of the land. In a
extraordinary act of faith in Jehovah God and the will
Sof "those whose spirits God had moved" with the
power of His word the people declared they would
make a "covenant with our God to put away all the
women, and such as have been born of them,
according to the counsel of the Lord, and of those
who tremble at the commandment of our God. And let
it be done according to the Law" (Ezra 10:3). The
tenth chapter of Ezra shows they fulfilled their promise
by putting away their pagan wives and even those who
had children.
One cannot but be touched with the deep fervency of
their love for the will of God. They had struggled to
return to a city in ruins to rebuild the house of the
Lord. Through adversity and opposition to rebuilding

Now atd 7Ahe

By Carrie A. Mizell

My heart swelled with pride Friday
night as I listened to Distinguished
Alumni Award winner Leandra G.
Johnson, a third judicial circuit court
judge, say, "All I need to know to
succeed in life, 1 learned at Lake
City Community College. Not only,
did I get an education, 1 learned life
skills."
As I applauded Judge Johnson's
speech, her words began to play over
and over in my mind as I thought
about how the words rang true.
Though I have thought often of my
two years spent at Lake City Commu-
nity College, I had not returned for a
visit .since graduating in 2003. Like
the honorable judge, I was thrilled on
Friday to re-connect with my alma
mater to celebrate the graduation of
my good friend Marie Elliott.
While attending Trenton schools
for 13 years, I must say that I learned
many things that have since shaped
my life, as well as, my perception of
people, places and things.
It was however during the two
years I spent in Lake City that I
learned the importance of commit-
ment (Driving 100 miles round trip,
three days a week will test your
dedication to pursuing higher edu-
cation). Mingling with classmates
from Columbia, Baker, Dixie, Nas-
sau, Clay, Suwannee, Bradford, and
Gilchrist counties taught me to take
pride in where I come from (It's hard
to feel stupid when everyone else in
your Spanish class talks just as slow
as you do. Trust me, I took Spanish I
and II with Lil Earl Jones). Also, the
commitment level of my professors
made me want to strive to do well. I
was, not just a random social security
number...they knew my name.
Throughout grade school I skipped
along as a B average student. I didn't
even know how to study properly
when I got to college, but it wasn't
long before I figured it out. The les-
sons I learned at Lake City Commu-
nity College prepared me for my next
challenge, the University of North
Florida.
I was propelled forward with confi-
dence in early 2004.
Lake City Community College
may not be for everyone, but I do
know from first hand experience that
it has been a valuable stepping stone
for many graduates of both Trenton
and Bell schools over the years.
Like many of our faithful readers, I
was delighted to read the story "Town
Council takes steps to have LCCC
campus in Bell." The story ran on the
front page of the April 19 edition of
the Gilchrist County Journal: I was.
so happy to see that as a former Bell
High School student, Sidney Philpot,
would consider turning over a 600
acre parcel of land southwest of Bell
to be used as a Lake City Community
College campus.
The land, which is currently up for
annexation into the Town of Bell,
would require a central water system
that may cost $1 million to construct.
The proposed project could take
years, because ultimately the Town
of Bell will have to secure grants to
provide funding for the necessary in-
frastructure if this addition is to be-
come a reality in Gilchrist County.
Currently, the Suwannee River Wa-
ter Management District is working
with the Bell Town Council to con-
duct a feasibility study to determine
what is needed for this project.
SI feel it is important to point out
that Lake City Community College
has already identified $150,000 in
projected revenue to get planning un-
derway on this project.

the Temple, those of a willing mind completed the
work. It was a hard and arduous task to rebuild stone
by stone the glory of the Temple. These were
extraordinary people of faith. They not only possessed
the fortitude to fight for the house of the Lord they also
had within their hearts the conviction to mold their
lives to God's will -, no matter the cost.
How high a price to put away a wife that you have
no right to be married to? What cost does one pay to
serve the kingdom of God in the marital relationship?
Where are the willing hearts devoted to the Lord even
it means living as a "eunuch for the kingdom of
heaven's sake" (Matthew 19:12)? Was God asking
something too hard for the people of Ezra's day?
Would the brethren cry out, "Unfair, unfair"? Could
Ezra change his teaching on the law of God concerning
pagan wives?
Thomas Carlyle wrote: "Conviction, were it never so
excellent, is worthless till it convert itself into conduct"
(Sartor Resartus, 1836). Truth is the word of God.
Standing upon the foundation of truth with conviction
will only be of worth when we turn that belief into
action. Those of Ezra's day were passionate for the
cause of the Lord and not their own desires. They were
willing to take up a cross for the Lord. May we find
their spirit today in the people of God to be fully
devoted to the will of God no matter the cost. "If
anyone comes to Me and does not hate his father and
mother and wife and children and brothers and
sisters, yes, and his own life also, he cannot be My
disciple" (Luke 14:26).

Trenton Church of Christ
463-3793 502 Northeast 7th Street Trenton, Florida 32693
Please Visit www.trentonchurchofchrist.com Email kerux@bellsouth.net

Realizing that the drive to and
from Lake City Community College
has deterred more than a few poten-
tial college students over the years, I
immediately recognized the potential
in opening a campus here in our own
county.
My happiness was short lived how-
ever, when I read further and learned
that several Bell residents are upset
over a college campus coming to Bell
because, and-I quote, "they are not in
favor of paying for a water system to
allow Mr. Philpot to annex his prop-
erty....the property is being donated
in order for Mr. Philpot to develop or
sell his property around the proposed
college campus."
I would simply like to respond to
these misguided statements by say-
ing that only 65 percent of Gilchrist
County's graduating seniors in 2006
indicated that they planned to attend
college. Lake City is a long drive and
Santa Fe Community College is con-
sidered by many students to be too
large and scary, so who knows the
number of students who followed
through with their original intent.
Please don't misunderstand me, I
don't believe that college is for ev-
eryone and I don't think you have to
earn a college degree to be successful
in life, but in the year 2007 it is aw-
fully hard to get a head start without
a college degree.
Imagine if you will the number of
Gilchrist County students who may
be so encouraged by having a col-
lege campus nearby that they decide
to pursue a college education after
all. With guidance and support many
students will obtain their college
degrees. Once the degree has been
earned, they, like myself, may decide
to return home to work and raise a.
family.
There are many examples, but just
to name a few: Duke.Lang, a former
Trenton High School graduate who
completed his two years at Lake City
Community College in 1975 before
going on to pursue a law degree.
Since, 1994 Lang has practiced law
in Trenton.
Also, Dr. Bruce Thomas, a gradu-
ate of Bell High School, his wife Ju-
lie, father Ray Sr. and brothers, Ray
Earl, John Rance and Dan all attended
Lake City Community College. To-
day, the family operates a successful
farm north of Bell. Bruce also works
as a physician in Bell and Ray Earl is
a practicing attorney with an office in
Bell.
Crystal Clark Rodgers graduated
from Trenton High School in 2000.
She went on to graduate from Lake
City Community College's presti-
gious nursing school and she is now'
working as a registered nurse at North
Florida Regional Hospital.
There are so many success stories!
This project has the potential to
shape the future growth of not only
Bell, but also Gilchrist County. If it
were a Wal-Mart trying to roll into
town, advertising low prices and part
time jobs, while attempting to change
the pace of our community, I would
be the first one to yell, "No thank
you!"
But I cannot see bow a community
college campus would be anything
but an asset to Gilchrist County.

Lottery Numbers
Wednesday, May 2, 2007

Lotto Drawing:
1-6-13-21-22-39
One winner of the $26 million
jackpot.

5-Digit Winners:
129 at $4,802.00

4-Digit Winners
7,829 at $64.00

3-Digit Winners:
155,802 at $4.50

Play 4 Drawing:
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Cash 3 Drawing:
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Saturday, May 5, 2007

Lotto Drawing:
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One winners of the $3 million
jackpot.

5-Digit Winners:
61 at $6,158.00

4-Digit Winners:
3484 at $87.50

3-Digit Winners:
73,646 at $5.50

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By Cindy Jo Ayers

Southern food in Florida is as vat-
ied as the many nationalities living
here.
A year or so ago I stumbled upon a
treasure while going through John's
mother's recipe collection. Mrs. Ay-
ers who was a wonderful cook saved
a 1977 Florida Accent food section
from one of the state's large news-
papers. The insert
featured Tarpon
Springs and it
highlighted the
Pappas family's
famous restaurant.
It also featured
their wonderful .
Pappas' Greek
Salad recipe.
During the 1970s
Pappas' served an
average of 2,000 Louis Pappas G
meals a day. provided by Lou
Tarpon Springs Cafe.
is a great place to visit. It only takes
a couple hours to drive down to Pi-
nellas County and visit this thriv-
ing Greek community. As you walk
along the street facing the sponge
docks you can hear the Greek music
spilling out of the souvenir shops and
smell the Salonika peppers and feta
cheese. They have wonderful baker-
ies with melt in your mouth treats
like Baklava.
From 1890 to the 1950s, Tarpon
Springs was the busiest sponge mar-
ket in the world. The sponge docks
are still there today. The docks are
lined with old sponge boats which
for the most part stay tied to the dock
floating in the beautiful teal waters
of the Anclote River. On the south-
ern bank of this river sits an empty
building that once housed the famous
Pappas Restaurant. The building has
been closed for several years. The
Pappas family sold the property in
2002. There is some talk of the prop-
erty being developed: ,.: .
The tradition of the Pappas fam-
ily being in the restaurant business
all started with Louis M. Pappami-
chalopoulos who came to America in
1904 from Sparta, Greece. His name

was shortened to Pappas. According
to the Florida Accent, Louis and his
father sold peanuts at ball games for
.10 cents per bag in New York. His
father returned to Greece, but Louis
stayed in America. He migrated to
Florida to the Greek community. He
served in the U.S. Army during World
War I working as the chef for General
Pershing's Wild-
cat Division. He
served in. France
and it was there
'...that he created
his own version
of a Greek salad
by adding potato
salad in order to
sustain the troops
during the hard
times.
reek Salad, photo In 1925 he and
is Pappas Market his wife Flora
established the
original "Riverside Cafe" in Tarpon
Springs with a handful of employees
and a sawdust floor. They specialized
in fine Greek-American cuisine and
Louis Pappas' Greek salad. In 1975
the family came together to build
"Louis Pappas Riverside Restaurant"
where it remained a landmark until
2002 then it was sold. A new owner
made an unsuccessful attempt-at run-
ning the restaurant until it was sold
again a couple of years later.
Like all American success stories
Mr. Pappas' grandson, Louis Lucas
Pappas, and his family are continuing
the 80-year family tradition of serving
Fine Greek food. They have opened
Louis Pappas Market Cafe in seven
locations in and near the Tampa Bay
area. According to Nancy Pappas the
Cafes seat about 80 people and each
one also has patio seating. The cafes
feature a fast casual dining concept.
Although the service is fast no short
cuts are taken in the preparation of
heir food. TheyTuse only the fresh-
est ifigredientes. id yes, they make
Louis Pappas' famous Greek Salad
by the original recipe.
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AMERICAN LEGION AIRS

JAMERSON-SHEFFIELD
POST 91
P. 0. Box 559
TRENTON, FLORIDA 32693
352-463-1501
MEETS: 3RD THURSDAY

NEWBERRY
POST 149
P. O. BOX 1
NEWBERRY, FLORIDA 32669
352-472-6125
MEETS: 1ST TUESDAY

Legionnaires
Elections for the new year have begun. It is that time when legionnaires begin
electing officers for the upcoming year. Generally, officers will serve from early July
Until the same time next year. Local posts fill positions and install their newly elected
officers followed by the district. State or Department officers are elected and installed at
the annual convention in July.
Congratulations are in order for the newly elected officers of Post 149, Newberry.
They are as follows: Commander, Charles Fidler; 1st Vice Commander, Wright Terry;
2nd Vice Commander Peter Sabo; Finance Officer and Adjutant, Charles Jarvis;
Chaplin, Johnny Brown; Historian, Dennis Nickerson; and, Judge Advocate, Ause
Brown.
Elections for Auxiliary Unit 91, Trenton, will be held at their monthly meeting at
6:30 p.m. on May 10th. Please come out and support your Auxiliary unit. They are a
vital part of the American Legion family.
Elections for Post 91, Trenton, will be held at the monthly meeting at 7 p.m. on May
17, 2007. More participation is needed for the full complement of officers for this post.
As has been said before, without member support vital legion programs cannot be
supported. Come out and help move this long standing post forward by your active
participation.
Prior to the Post 91 meeting on May 17, 2007 there will be a donation spaghetti
dinner starting at 5:30 p.m. Even if you are not a legionnaire you are welcome to come
out and support the legion by your donation and receive a pretty good meal.
The Gilchrist County Memorial Day service will be held in front of the courthouse
in Trenton on Monday, May 28, 2007 at 11:00 a.m. Immediately following the service
there will be a bar-b-que luncheon provided by the Gilchrist Historical Society at the
community center. I encourage everyone to attend and honor those who fought and died
in defense of our freedom. The Bell High School JROTC unit will once again volunteer
their time to play an important role in honor of our veterans.
On May 5, 2007 we attended a memorial service for the late 4th District Vice
Commander, Wayne Gravely. While memorial services are usually pretty emotional
events it is also a time to remember the good times as well. This service was no
exception in that regard. While the tears flowed freely for the loss of our fellow
legionnaire so did the fond memories of our very good friend. Wayne was family to us
and he did so very much to touch our lives. Wayne will be sorely missed by all of his
legion family as well as his close family and friends.
The Legion Aires News was, is and always will be Wayne's article. I certainly do not
possess the insights and experience that he had but will nevertheless attempt to continue
this article until a more suitable writer will take over.
As an accredited Service Officer for the American Legion and the Florida
Department of Veterans Affairs, I am fortunate to be in a state that is considered one of
the leading organizations in the nation for veterans' representation. Each County Service
Officer in the state of Florida is required to pass certification by the state and must be
re-certified annually. So, this week I am in Cocoa Beach attending our annual
recertification training. I look forward to bringing back more news and updated material
to share with our veterans.
Remember our military service personnel who are currently serving in over 102
foreign lands in defense of our freedoms. Those families left at home while their loved
ones are serving need our support. If you know of anyone whose loved one is away and
their family needs assistance, get in touch with a local American Legion post. This is a
national effort by the legion to make sure that our personnel and families are being cared
for.
FOR GOD AND COUNTRY
Major Stroupe
Service Officer

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GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL

THURSDAY, MAY 10, 2007

Alfreda "MeMa" Norma

to celebrate 80th birth

May 12th
The family of Alfrec
Norran invites you to j
celebrating Alfreda's 80
Saturday, May 12, 2007
It will be held at the hor
S- and Sheila Clark.
Call Sheila Clark at
Sheryl Caves at 463-36
information and direction

Keep your dreams alive.
to achieve anything requ
belief in yourself, vision
determination, and dedi
member all things are
those who believe.
Alfreda "MeMa" Norman

Trenton Community Nazarene dC

(Z miles west of tra ic light on SR-_6

10:0 a.m. Sunday worshi Serv

7:00 p.m. Wednesday Wors p ser

+65-1057 Pastor Merle Goodricl

Trenton United

Methodist Churcl
9:30 am Sunday School
11:00 am Morning Worship Servic
6:00 pm Wednesday Bible Study
Nursery provided 9-12 Sunday Mornip
203 N.E. Second Street, Trenton
Office: 463-2877 Rev. H.D. "Hank" Cril

YOU ARE WELCOME AT

PRISCILLA BAPTIST CHURCH

5509 S.W. County Road 232, Bell, Florida
(Between Bell & Trenton 2.5 miles West of SR 129)

SSunday School..........................10:00 AM
Morning Worship....................... 11:00 AM
Evening Worship..........................6:00 PM
Wednesday Night Prayer/Youth...7:30 PM
Be a part of an exciting time of Worship and Bible Study..

Pastor Jerry Milton Youth Director Josh Dease

We Welcome You To
Mt. Nebo Baptist Church (SBc)
4200 N.W. CR-340, Bell, FL 32619
(3 miles North of Bell on Hwy-340 West)
Sunday School ............................... 9:45 am
Morning W worship .......... ....................... 11 am
Evening W orship .................................. 6 pm
Wednesday Evening Services:
AWANA 6:15pm, Youth "JAM" night & Adult Bible Study... 7 pm
Pastor: Rev. Jimny Corbin
Minister of Youth: Matt Holtsclaw
Church Phone: 386-935-3575
"Committed to Reaching People for Christ"

t

Welcomes You!
"Embracing the Past and Reaching Toward the Future."
Corer of NE Second St. and Highway 26 in Trenton

(Nursery provided for all services)
Sunday School 9:45 AM (classes for all ages)
Sunday Morning Worship & Children's Church 11 AM
Sunday Night Bible Study 6 PM
Wednesday Nights:
Awana 6:20 PM
Youth Bible Study, Praise & Worship 6:30 PM
Adult Bible Study & Prayer 7 PM

DYNAMIC MINISTRIES FOR ALL AGES!
Call 463-2038for more information
or
www.fbctrentonfl.org

coming to Pine Gr

Join us for a Summer of Fun oj
starting Wednesday, May 9th front
There will be lots of Island Mu
Activities, Games and
3 year olds through 5
Florence the Flamingo will be on hand t
Sour photo taken with her du
Don't miss the boat it's goinA
so join us on the ad

So ciads
an A cake was enjoyed on Monday by
S the Gilchrist County Board of Coun-
iCday ty Commissioners, in celebration of
the birth of Commissioner Tommy
Langford's new baby. According to
the proud father, Fisher Thomas was
da "MeMa" born on April 25 at Lake Shore'Hos-
join them in pital. He weighed 9 pounds, 8 ounces
)th birthday, and measured 21 inches. Langford
at 1:00 p.m. reported that the baby is doing well
ne of Maxie and that he and his wife, Janet are
thrilled to welcome the new addition
463-7673 or to their family.
64 for more John and Cindy Jo Ayers are cur-
ns. rently enjoying a week-long vacation
in the Panhandle. After several peace-
ful days of fishing and shopping, John
Understand and Cindy Jo will be joined by their
ires faith and children J and Lyndsay Ayers and
i, hard work, Carrie and Adam Mizell. The high-
cation. Re- light of the vacation will be a charter
possible for fishing trip on Thursday to celebrate
Lyndsay's 24th birthday.
Gail Devers Happy Birthday wishes to Debbie
Langford, William Moffith, Wesley
Colson, Lyndsay Parrish Ayers and
S Troy Breton on May 10th; to Sue
I U rch Sholtes and Jimmy Sheffield on May
llth; to Vickie Wiggin, James Law-
) rence, Sue Suggs and Quitman Kin-
caid on May 12; to Aurea Santago,
ice Jim Troke and Tina Langford on May
13th; to Melanie Langford, Stephen
Waterman, Brad Surrency, Joanna
vice Williamson and Marsha' Pence on
May 14th; to Cam Tang, Ina Vernon,
h Kay Davis and Theresa Connatser
on May 15th; to Rev. Donald Ross,
Wanda Elmore, Shannon Jordan,
Herbert Gay and Melody Campbell
on May 16.
Happy Anniversary wishes to Mr.
h and Mrs. Darrell Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Vaughn on May 11.

McQuiston, T. J. Miller, Mark Mil-
ton, Patrick G. Minto, Kenneth G.
Moreno, Allen Murray, Chevis W.
Musselman, Jimmi Myers, Daniel
Neal, Jr. Charity S. Odell, George
O. Osteen, David L. Philman, Donna
(Anderson) Powe, William Powell,
Heather N. Price, John S. Price, An-
gelina J. Rauseo, Steven Reed, Aaron
Riess, (Afghanistan), Matthew T.
Riordan, Stephan Roberts, Jr., Ron-
ald T. Roberts, Thomas F. Roberts,
Kevin Rogers, Jody L. Rolling, Aar-
on D. Ross, Curtis L. Ross, Robert
Ross, Thomas J. Rush, Nitka Shearin,
Rex S. Shearin, Jeremy G. Shinkle,
Sherri L. Slaughter, Donna Slayton,
Donnie Slayton, James Slayton, Ty-
ler B. Smith, Christopher L. Snyder,
Joseph R. Snyder, Jeffrey E. Solis,
Donny Staton, James Staton, William
A. Suggs, Johnny R. Swedenburg,
Thomas J. Telfer, Brandon Thorsen,
Gregory Turner, Justin Twigg, Na-
than Twigg, Chad W. Vann, Camelle
N. Vernon, Robert G. Waldron, Dani-
elle M. Walker, LaShonda White,
Stacia L. Williams, R. L. Wills, Wes-
ley D. Wilson, Daniel Wood, Kyle
Worthington and Freddie D. Zayas.

Remember Our Troops
by the Republican'Executive
Committee of Gilchrist County
The Republican Executive Com-
mittee of Gilchrist County is at- ,
tempting to establish a current list
of all Gilchrist County residents, Streetwise
who served in any branch of the U.S. This week saw the Dow Jones in-
Armed Services between January dustrial average add to the record
2006 and present. books, while the S&P 500 index ir
The list will be used for our prayer turn reached a 6-year high. Unfor-
remembrance list and for a plaque tunately, any discussion of the mar-
that will be presented to the county ket's recent performance also begs
during our Stars of Freedom Banquet the question of whether the rampant
June 9, 2007. rampage of late will continue, or if
The plague will honor our fam- a pull back of a similar magnitude is
ily and friends who have served our just over the horizon.
country in the military and are the Although I cannot shed any light
Real Stars of Freedom. on short-term market direction, it is
The list below is incomplete, we obvious that Wall Street is develop-
don't have all of the names and we ing and honing its next nightmare...
need your help to fill in the blanks. one that consists of a reduction in
We would like, the present rank, corporate earnings as the economy
branch of military service, if the slows., .
person served in ieoibaf zone a-n ea hile, according to a re. .
present mailing address (all mailing port by the Wall Street Journal on
1Wednesday, May 9, 2007 the Fed
addresses will be kept confidential) Wednesday, May 9, 2007 the Fed
so that we can contact these brave es obstacles to further declines in
so at we can contact hese brave inflation, in part because of a rebound
souls and personally thank them. in energy prices, a weaker dollar and
Please take the time to scan the the failureof unemployment to rise
list and if you can help us call Ken a expected.
Palm at 352-463-0089 or Dr. Geneva The uncertainty over the direction
Comwell at 352-463-1473. and health of the economy will reign
Thank you very mudh for your supreme in the minds of many during
help and Remember to Pray for our the months ahead. It will also result
Troops! in some bargains on Wall Street. One
Mindy Alvord, Clayton App, key reason is that the concerns and
Kathy Arrington, Deborah J. Asse- worries of Wall Street's prognosti-
lanis, Drew Barry, Crystal L. Bay- cators take their toll on a company's
lon, Peter L. Belanger, Ronald H. share price, generally in concert with
Benton, Jr., Thomas G. Bialozynski, a reduced earnings announcement.
Timothy J. Blackford, Edward H. However, such an occurrence is often
Boland, Kevin C. Bost, Kristin A. an investment opportunity.
Brown, Joseph G. Bullock, Amy E. Two examples that readily come
Butler, Steven P. Butler, Steve Cal- to mind are Caterpillar and Fortune
loway, Thomas Caudill, Alan H. Brands..A year ago I forecasted that
Caulk, John W. Charlton, Matthew Caterpillar would earn $5.10 per
J. Charlton, Drew Cheatum, Wayne share in 2006, with a target price for
Cheatum, William Eddie Coarsey, the shares of $90. Caterpillar earned
Robert Collier, Ben Coppage, Levi S. $5.17 per share, but the shares have
Coppage, Matthew Corbin, James A. recently retreated to $73 from a high
Comwell, Ryan L. Dalton, Kenneth of $82.
D. Daub, David A. Davis, Rebecca To its credit, Caterpillar reported
L. Davis, Andrew Dawkins, Robert better-than-expected results for the
Dean, Kenneth Earl Ducker, Scott El- first quarter, as foreign markets took
more, Dawn R. Faught, Christine M. up some of the slack brought about
Ferguson, Jimmy M. Fletcher (Army, by the troubled housing market. Al-
Iraq), Jr., Manley C. Frost, Christo- though 2007 will be a challenging
pher L. Geiger, Kathryn M. Grayson, year for the corimpany, 2008 should
John Guzman, Brett Hanchey, Daniel show considerable improvement and
Hauprich, Jeremiah Hauprich, Jason that is what you should focus on.
M. Hickey, Gary Hilliard, Dylan Hill- Caterpillar's intrinsic value, using
iard, Mark Hilliard, Steven G. Hill- discounted earnings with a discount
iard, J. B. Hodge, Raun M.' Howell, rate of 11 percent and an 8 percent
Joe Hudson, Carl Hunter, Jr., David earnings growth rate, is $92. A free
M. Janik, Jonathan W. Jenkins, Kath- ash flow to the firm approach yields
leen M. Jenkins, Melissa I. Johnson, an intrinsic value of $80. My earn-
Kelli L. Keith, Eugene R. Kraemer, $6ings estimate for 2008. have an $80 target
Jr., Ann Marie Landrum, Brian Lan- $6.67 for 2008. ve an $80 target
drum, Nicholas F. Langford, Heather on the shares for 2007 and $93 for
drum, Nicholas F.Langford Heather 2008. In addition, there is currently a
Langston, Peter E. Leone, Keith W. 16 percent dividend yield.
Lightner, Mathew D. Lightner, Mi- The shares of Fortune Brands are
chael R. Lightner. Mathew C. Lind, under similar pressure. A year ago I
Rob Long, Diana Katie Lovett, Jona- forecasted Fortune would earn $5.30
than W. Luchak, Michael J. Marquis, per share and the company did just
Gus Mauldin, Michael Mayo, Evan that. Meanwhile, its share price has
Retreated from a high of $87 to its
current $82 level.
Nonetheless; Fortune's free cash
ve B tis C rc flow was $584 million -after divi-
o e Baptist Churc dends and capital expenditures, well
above the $385 million generated in
n Flamingo Island 2005. The company, which makes
Jim Beam bourbon, Moen faucets
n 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm. and Titleist golf equipment, recently
Bible Lessons, reported that its first-quarter profit
sic, e Lessons, dropped 31 percent as a strong per-
Crafts for formance in spirits and wine was
offset by the impact of the housing
th Grade. downturn and higher commodities
o greet you and you can have costs for home products.
Net income for the year came in
ring the summer. at 77 cents per share as compared
g to be lots offun, to $1.15 per share a year earlier. Ex-
cluding a tax-related gain in the year-
venture. ago quarter and restructuring costs in
both periods, earnings fell to 81 cents

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Rebecca and Shawn Branham, of
Lake Butler, are proud to announce
the birth of their son, Isaac Conner
Branham.
Isaac was born on April 13, 2007 at
Lake Shore Hospital. He weighed 6
pounds and 1 ounce. ,
Maternal grandparents are Chris-
tine Smith and the late Allen Smith of
Newberry, the late John Wilson and

per share from $1.06 last year. Sales
slid 3 percent to $1.95 billion from
$2.02 billion in the prior-year period.
The intrinsic value of the shares,
using the discounted earnings meth-
od with an earnings growth rate of 10
percent, is $97. The free cash flow to
the firm approach yields an intrinsic
value of $114.
My earnings estimate for 2007 is
$5.20 per share and $5.80 for 2008,
with a target price for 2007 of $84
and $94 for 2008. In addition, there is

Diane Wilson of Lake Butler.
Paternal Grandparents are Derrill
Chew of Aiken, South Carolina and,
the late Teddy Branham of Lake But-
ler.
Thank you' God. Thank you to
all of our family and friends at Mt,.
Pleasant Baptist Church for your
many thoughts and prayers.

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You can write to financial colum-
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columns are available at RuddRe-
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It officially began Saturday, Janu-
ary 12, 1957, when Ray Smith and
Eunice Keene, both of Newberry,
were driving around town in his blue
and white 1956 Ford Customline car.
He pulled over to the side of the road
and asked for her hand in marriage.
Eunice accepted with much excite-
ment.
Ray and Eunice were married Fri-
day, May 3, 1957, at 6 p.m. in a lovely
garden wedding at the home of the
bride. There were over 150 guests in
attendance. Serving as their best man
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Serving as the bridesmaid was the
bride's sister-in-law, Marlene Keene.
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blessed with children, Charles "Tra-
cy" was born February 21, 1959; Ter-
ri Lynn was born February 1, 1964,
and Diana Renee was born January
30, 1970. They lived in Newberry
until 1972 and then moved to Trenton
where all three children graduated
from Trenton High School.
They are both retired from the Uni-
versity of Florida. Ray was a Biologi-
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Was an allergy nurse with the College
of Medicine.
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where they presently reside with their
two dogs, Annie and Socks.
Tracy married Karen Sparkman of
Macclenny, on July 5, 1980. They
live in Trenton and have two chil-
dren: Karissa Gayle and Travis Al-
ien. Karissa married her high school
sweetheart, Christopher Roberts, on
-September 28, 2002 and resides in
Bell. Travis married his sweetheart,
Jennifer Riker, on June 10, 2006 and
also resides in Bell.
Terri married Peter Michael Pi-
mental of Maryland on February
16, 1985. They live in New Smyrna
Beach and have one'son, Michael
Ray. "Mike" is a junior at Flagler

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Diana married Kevin Stephenson
of Ft. White on April 8, 2000. They
live in Fort White and together, they
have five children: Christopher, Tri-
sha, Stephen, Josh, and Mady. Chris-
topher is currently serving our coun-
try in the United States Navy.
Ray and Eunice became great-
grandparents October 9, 2006 when
Karissa and Christopher gave birth to
their first child, Kayden Christopher
Roberts.
On Saturday, April 28, 2007 Ray
and Eunice celebrated their golden
anniversary at Conestoga's Restau-
rant in Alachua with their children,
their grandchildren, and their great-
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By: Carrie A. Mizell
Grab the kids and gas up the fish-
ing boat for a good cause!
On Saturday, June 2, the Suwannee
River Shrine Club will host its an-
nual Gold Hook Award Kids Fishing
Tournament at Hart Springs.
All proceeds raised at the adult-
child fishing tournament will benefit
the Shrine Hospital for burned and
crippled children.
Last year, 31 adults and 31 children
braved the rainy weather to partici-
pate in the fishing tournament which
raised $9,455 -after expenses for the
Shrine Hospital.
"The tournament last year was
the largest one I've seen us do and
I've been a part of it for the last five
years," said Bobby Heath, SRSC
treasurer and first vice president.
"We've already had 11 commitments
for this year's tournament and I've
had at least 10 calls from people who
are interested. We are preparing for
40 kids this year, but I expect us to
surpass that. Our goal for this year is

Ray is the son of the late Emma
Barber of Newberry. Eunice is the
daughter of the late Lawrence and
Mattie Mae Keene, of Newberry.

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Happily we two, Tammie Lynn
Crumpton and Gerald David Brown-
ing, have chosen the first day of our
new life together.
The wedding will take place on
Saturday, May 12, 2007 at 6:00 in
the evening at the Woman's Club in
Trenton.
All family and friends of the bride
and groom are invited to attend.

Beck, Purvis, Hodge,
Cason and friends re-
union May 19th -
SThe Beck, Purvis, Hodge, Cason
and friends reunion will be held Sat-

to send over $10,000 to the children's
hospital."
Boats are asked to report to the
Hart Springs Boat Ramp on CR 344
by 6 a.m. A $25 donation entry fee
will be applied to each boat.
Once a child arrives, the Shriners
will give him/her a cap, a fishing
pole, a tackle box, a. bag of snacks
and a cold drink for the boat. Fishing
will be broken down by age group:
Group 1 ages 5-8, Group 2 ages
9-12 and Group 3 ages 13-16.
Trophies will be awarded for larg-
est bream, largest bass, largest trash
fish and total boat weight for each
age group. Also, a free drawing for
a trolling motor and other prizes will
be held, each entry has a chance to
win. Hot dogs will be available after
the 12:30 p.m. weigh-in.
Flyers advertising the event are
currently in circulation. Each flyer
features an entry foim, but for more
information on the fishing tourna-
ment call (352) 542-9284.

,urday, May 19, 2007 at Hart Springs
in Trenton, starting at 12:00 p.m.
Bring a lunch and enjoy family and
friends. Let's make this one the best,
not the last!

Gilchrist County
Memorial Day event
honors Sergeant Ricky
Lord May 28th
Memorial Day services will be held
in front of the courthouse at 11:00
a.m. on Monday, May 28, 2007. A
riderless horse will be present in
honor of USMC Sergeant Ricky Lord
killed in action in Iraq.
Immediately following the pro-
gram a special barbecue luncheon in
honor of all veterans and their fami-
lies will be provided at the Trenton
Community Center.
Please attend and help us honor
those who have made the ultimate
sacrifice for our freedom.
Events are sponsored by the
.Gjilhrist CountyI, istorical Spciety
in conjunction with the Veterans Ser-
vice office.

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A big thank you to the following individuals and businesses for buying our steers

and for ALL your support given at the 2007 Suwannee River Fair and Livestock Show and Sale:

Mr. Larry K. Thompson
Custom Pinestraw

Thomas Cattle Company
Mr. Brad Etheridge

Mr. Clif Bradley
Capital City Bank

Mr. Don Bennik
North Florida Holsteins

Marty & Connie Sanchez
Sanchez, Chesser, Inc.

HOBO Tractor
Providence, Florida

Mayo Fertilizer
Mayo, Florida

United Fuels
Chiefland, Florida

Uncle Dan & Aunt Carrie
Diamond 99 Sales, Inc.

Mr. Skip Hines
Hines Elec. & Comm., Inc.

North Florida Lvestock Market
Lake City, Florida

North Florida Peanuts
Mr. Bill Reese

THANK YOU TO ALL FAIR DIRECTORS WHO PUT IN SO MANY HOURS FOR US KIDS. WE APPRECIATE ALL YOU DO!
A special thank you to Mr. Roger Boland, Mr. Joel Reed and everyone at Furst-McNess for great feed!
Our cattle think it is YUMMY! The delivery system is great, too!
Also, thank you to Dr. Ted Yoho for taking time out of your busy schedule to provide health certificates to our steers!
Your generosity is appreciated!!!

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THURSDAY. MAY 10, 2007

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Trenton Elementary Scohool 2007 Solene Fair

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Stephen Smith, fifth grader with "The Naked Egg."

Gabby Lidell, second grader with "Plant Needs."

Emily Goettsche, fourth grader with "Global Warning."

Ashleigh Keef, fifth grader "To Fertilize or Not: That Is The Ques-
tion "

Kristie Payne, third grader, "What Makes The Most Fragrant Per-
fume? Fruit or Flowers?"

Trenton Elementary School held its
annual Science Fair Tuesday, April
24th. This year's event included fifth
grade students from Trenton Middle/
High, and proved every bit as suc-
cessful as years past.
Students displayed and presented
an eclectic array of science proj-
ects to grade level teams of judges
throughout the morning. Family and
friends then toured the halls of Tren-
ton Elementary School in the evening
to admire student's efforts.
Last year's Science Fair included
so many entries that over 30 judges
wef6'inVited'this year to take di'the'
daimting-,task of selecting wtinti t
from each class, grades K-5.
According to the judges, it was a
daunting task indeed! While choos-
ing winners from among so many
impressive entries proved difficult at
times, all the judges said they very
much enjoyed the task, particularly
interacting with the students as they
presented their projects.
Chuck Vogel, Trenton Elementary
School Science Specialist, has coor-
dinated the Science Fair the past four
years. According to Mr. Vogel, the
quantity and quality of projects im-

proves each year. "It is a wonderful
event that involves teachers, parents
and members, of the community. The
kids really get excited about it, and
the lessons they learn will hopefully
stick with them for years to come".
Following are the winners: Fifth
Grade, first place: River Burgess,
Daniel Greene, Allison Green, Austin'
Polk, Esther Deutchlander and Ash-
leigh Keef. Second place: Chelsea
Hickox, Erin Jones, Katie Ellison,
Hunter Swendson, T'Keyha Powell
and Noah Paxton. Third place: Ozie
Pa.n-ih. Charlie Vogel, Leslie Beden-
baugh, 'Shelby Meyers, Alyssa Shi-
'niderrl, Hannah Sanchez, Amanda
Gordon and Cheyenne Williams.
Honorable mention goes out to
Jordan Beck, Stephen Smith, Ste-
ven Bass, Breyanna Norris, Amber
Smith, Jacob Arnold, Nathan Wild
and Lillian Carter.
Grade level winner was Allison
Green.
Fourth grade first place: Lau-
.ren Hunter, Leah McKeefrey, Jade
Mitchem, Emily Goettsch and An-
thony Milito. Second place: Ryan
Mathews, Austin Allen, Mason Mc-
Call, Amber Hockenberry and Easton

Noah Frazier, second grader with electric charge of lemons, "Turn
That Lemon On."

Sapp. Third place: Kristn Moore,
Destiny Thomas, Jessica Guerrero,
Mathew Shinaberry and Chelsey
Guerrero.
Honorable mention goes out to
Heather Greene, Kayla Mitchell, Ke-
onee Collins and Corey Barbera.
Grade level winners were: Leah
McKeefrey and Emily Goettsche.
Third grade, first place: Kristie
Payne, Elizabeth Massey, Daisy
Touchton, Sheila McNally and Jor-
dan Savannah Elmore. Second place:
Suzanne Pickens, Ally Scott, Robert
McIntire and Adrianna Molnar. Third
place: Dakota,. Horloi4er, Ahley'
Helton, Kade Rogers, Parker Yates
and Julius Riley.
Honorable mention goes out to
Lorin Wood, Kade Langford, Garrett
Cantrell, Laura Wooton, Elizabeth
Avila, Amanda Harrison, Jennifer
Wright and Tre Parker
Grade level winner: Kristie
Payne.
Second grade, first place: Gabby
Liddell,'Kes Musen, Katelyn John-,
son, Kyle Barbera and Noah Fra-
zier. Second place: Christine Rowe,
Heather- Sikes, Isaiah Polk, Dustin
Williams and Jessica Vickeers. Third

place: India Payne, Jasmyn Barron,
Ryan Rood, Wade Weeks and Julie
Ann Perryman.
Honorable mention goes out to
Megan Hosttetler and Zeek Norfleet.
Grade level winner: Noah Frazier.
SFirst grade, first place: Kara Fos-
ter, Jimmy Berry, Jasmine Anderson,
Montana Langford, Emily Honocker,
Carson Jones and Amanda Barron.
Second place: Tyler Harrington,
Joyce Norton, Simony Stock, Ayla
Thomas, Savannah Harding, Tre-
var Noyles, Brittni Craft and Billy
Mathews ilI. Third place: Julia Tal-
madge, Josh Green, Jordan Barron,
Michael McNally, Sophia Robison
and Nathan Layfield.
Honorable mention goes out to
Ebon Henry, Mary Jane King, Lizzie
Wynet, A. J. Watson, Jalen Rutledge,
Alexis Petrello, Chase Meyers and
Breann Grieves.
Grade level winner: Amanda Bar-
ron.
Kindergarten, first place: Eddie Pe-
terson, Chris' Diggers-Ellis, Amaya
Jackson, Hannah Hickox, Christian-
na Not-fleet, Abigail Molnar and Hiatt
Hagan. Second place: Taylor Baxter,

Cody Edwards, Nicole Deen, Nathan
Frazier, Logan Akins and Kaya Ow-
ens. Third place: Cheyenne Gregory,
Kyle Edwards, Will Deen, Jacob Per-
ryman, Marci Chapman, Sheldon
Pearce and Sami Johnson-Streit.
Honorable mention goes out to
Shelby' Beauregard, Curtis Teague,
Laci Davis, Rylie Butler, Justine
Brown, Ashlynn Schroeder, Cody
Jackson and Ariel Seager.
Grade level winner: Hyatt Hagan.
Special thanks to the following
Science Fair judges, for taking the
time off work and helping to make
the event a success: Cindy Jo Ay-
ers, Maxie Clark, Bob Clemmons,
Wanda Clemmons, Ben Colson,
Mark Feather, Greg Douglas, Krish-
na Frye, Chris DeCubellis, Aimee
Guthrie, Cloud Haley, Emanuel Har-
ris, Shellie Jackson, Michael McE1-
roy, Alice Monyei, Christie Norfleet,
Aimee Owens, Terry Owen, Laura
Peterson, Rob Rankin, Carol Sessler,
Carolyn Vickers, Ricky Whitley, An-
nette Smith, Bruce Sessler Sr., Char-
lene Dalton, Mickey Windlam, Steve
Brooks, Michelle Carter, Lois Fletch-
er, Miriam Newton, Everitt Heaton,
Clara Bockner, Evelyn Barret and
Larry Downing.
My sincerest apology to anyone I'
may have missed!

Bell FFA to hold final
meeting May 10th
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County School Board members and,
Bell FFA Alumni members:
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meeting of the Bell FFA Alumni for;
the 2006-2007 school year. A diic>- -
sion is planned about the future of the
Bell Ag. Program.
The meeting will begin at 7:00.
p.m. on Thursday, May 10, 2007 atl
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A covered dish dinner will be'
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participate in Mock
Trials
Gilchrist County Judge Edward
Philman and the Gilchrist County
School Administration participated
in mock trials for Gilchrist County
fifth grade students during the month
of May.
The students were provided with
booklets designed to introduce the
Florida Court System to the stu-
dents before their visit to the court.
They were escorted into the court-
room where two juries composed of
eight students each were selected to
serve on a jury to hear a "mock" case
against their classmate.
The trial was conducted as an ac-
tual trial would be- with a judge, a
prosecutor, defense attorney and wit-
nesses all present. The juries of 10-
and 11-year-olds, after hearing all
the facts of the case, deliberated and
came back with a verdict.
Private attorneys, members of the
State Attorney's Office, the Public
Defender's Office, Gilchrist Coun-
ty Clerk of Court's Office and the
Gilchrist County Sheriff's Depart-
ment participated to make the pro-
gram a memorable experience for the
students.

The Chamber Corner
The Gilchrist Chamber of Com-
merce would like to welcome our
newest business member to the
Chamber: Liberty Bell Exchange, Inc
- Owners Bill and Joann Pinna and
their Manager-Leonard Greer.
This new business is a Pawn Shop
dealing with guns, jewelry and jewel-
ry repair. They are located at 1939 N.
Main Street in Bell, you can contact
Bill, Joann or Leonard at 352-463-
1110 or fax them at 352-463-1154.
The Chamber and Libby's Beauty
and Barber Shop would like to thank
everyone for attending the Chamber
Mixer on Tuesday, April 24th. We
would like to congratulate our door
prize winners Gwen Walden of Billy
Bob's Auto Sales and Neva Bell of
Hurley's Waccasassa Plantation, and
congratulations to the 50/50 drawing
winner Shelly Irvin of Capital City
Bank in Bell.
Our next Chamber mixer will be
hosted by Hurley's Waccasassa Plan-
tation located at 2399 NE CR 138 in
the north end of Gilchrist County,
between the hours of 5:00 p.m. and

Bell Symphonic Band presents "Spring Concert

in the Round" May 14th

The Bell Symphonic Band re-
turned from State Assessment with
solid two's. This is the highest rating
the Symphonic Band has received
at State since the 2000 State Trip.
The highest rating is one. The ad-
judicators for the State Assessment
were Bentley Shellahamer retired
Florida State University, Robert
Spradling Western Michigan Uni-
versity, Ernest Hebson retired Ft.
Walton Beach High School.
While the students were disap-
pointed that they did not achieve the
rating they were striving for, they
well represented Gilchrist County.
Hotel staff and guests compliment-
ed our group on their courtesy and
behavior and wished them the best
at State. Thank you to chaperones:
Debbie Nortin-Aronowicz, Elaine
Burke, Edward Ash and Lisa Bout-
well for accompanying the Band
and sacrificing their sleep to work
shifts as hall monitors to protect our
students.
The Bell Band Program presents
its annual "Spring Concert in the
Round" Monday, May 14, 2007 at
7.:00 p.m. in the Iris Roberts Audi-
torium. Sixth grade through high
school will be performing. There
will be solos, duets, ensembles,
dance routines by our flag team and
of course, the Grand Finale with all
the Band Program Members. Make
your plans to be there as the ad-
ministration is adding the bleacher
section to accommodate following
the performance by the Bell Band
Boosters.
The Bell Band Program Awards

6:30 p.m.,
To schedule a Chamber Mixer at
your place of business or for more
information on how to become a
Chamber member, please contact
Maureen at the Chamber office (352)
463-3467 or 463-4047.
Advertising space is now available
for your business and to be placed in
the "Gilchrist Guide. The Gilchrist
Guide goes out nationwide via e-mail
requests every day and will be placed
in all the Tri-County businesses for
the duration of two years. The Cham-
ber has worked very hard to keep the
advertising prices at the same price as
in the 2005 edition of the "Gilchrist
Guide"
If you are interested in advertising
your place of business in the 2007
Guide Book or need more informa-
tion please contact Maureen at the
Chamber office (352) 463-3467 or
(352) 463-4047.
The Executive Republican Com-
mittee would like the Chamber to
announce 'the"'schedule for their
future meetings at the Bell Com-
munity Center: Tuesday, May 7th,
7:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 12th, 7:00
p.m. Tuesday, July 10th, 7:00 p.m.
- Tuesday, August 14th, 7:00 p.m., -
Tuesday, September llth, 7:00 p.m.
- Tuesday, October 9th, 7:00 p.m.
for more information please contact
Betty Ramey at 386-935-4111.
Remember to visit the, Farmer's
Market at the Trenton Depot Tues-
day afternoons from 2:00 p.m. 7:00
p.m.
The character trait for the month
of May is: "Tolerance" definition:
Accepting others at different levels
of maturity.

Shown are: Members of the Bell Symphonic Band preparing to
perform before the State Adjudicators.

Banquet will be held on Friday, May
18, 2007, starting at 6:30 p.m. at the
Bell Elementary Cafetorium. Stu-
dents and their families attending
need to send in their RSVP by Fri-
day, May 11,2007. The Band Boost-
ers will provide the meat, rolls, tea,
cake and paper goods. The families
are asked to bring a family size side
dish such as a vegetable, salad or des-
sert.
Band Director, Todd Eckstein will
present awards to sixth grade through
high school, the Director Award to the
Outstanding Middle School Musician
and the John Phillip Sousa Award
and scholarship to the Outstanding.
High School Musician. There will
also be the hilarious Last Will and

Testaments of the Seniors, Band
Superlatives, announcement of the
2007-08 Band officers and section
leaders and the "Year in Review"
power point presentation.
Those middle and high school
students that achieved their nec-
essary fundraising points will be
heading on the end-of-year trip to
Busch Gardens, on Saturday, May
19, 2007. Students' cost for admis-
sion will be no more than $39.00
depending on the number of stu-
dents attending and who has sea-
son passes. Information on this trip
should have been sent to you by
now. Any questions, please contact
Mr. Eckstein.

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ALL SCHOOLS
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BELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

5/10
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5/11
5/14
5/15
5/13

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5/11
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5/14
5/14

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5/11
5/11
5/11
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7pm Safety Patrol Awards/Reception
Grade 5 Trip to Lily Farm at Countryside/Scott Family'
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postmaster at Trenton

Post Office

Sam Jones
Gainesville native Sam Jones was
officially named postmaster of the
Trenton Post Office on April 27, after
serving two months as acting officer
in charge.
Jones was working as customer
service manager at the Orange Park

Post Office, before being transferred
to Trenton on Feb. 17, to fill in for
retiring postmaster Don Duvall.
"I was very hesitant at the begin-
ning, but I have come to enjoy the at-
mosphere at the Trenton Post Office
and the people. I have learned quite a
bit about the area," Jones said. "It's a
little bit less stressful here than it was
at the Orange Park Post Office."
Smith brings to the job 25 years of
postal service experience. He started
his career as a city carrier in Allen-
town, Pennsylvania before transfer-
ring to Jacksonville in 1985. In 1990,
Smith was promoted to a manage-
ment position.
When he is not working, Smith en-
joys fishing, playing golf and staying
active in his church.
I want the citizens to know that I
am very glad to be here. I hope in the
near future to venture out to meetings
in the area and get to meet the people
of Trenton," Smith said. "I hope we
will have a good working relation-
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I love Greek salad and I have been
served Greek salad from time to time
that did not have potato salad in it
and its just not the same. Bless the
late Louis Pappas' heart for inventing
this wonderful salad.
To learn more about the Louis Pap-
pas Market Cafes just go to their web
site which is www.louispappas.com.
The site has a complete menu and di-
rections to all their cafes. They even
have their Greek Salad recipe on the
site. I have to admit I do my salad just
a little differently so here is my rendi-
tion of a Greek Salad and I have to
say it, "ain't too bad." If you plan to
make this salad read all the directions
before you go to the store.
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8 potatoes peeled and diced into 1/2
inch squares
1 cup chopped green onions, use
both tops and bottoms
1/2 heaping cup of fresh parsley,
minced
1/2 heaping cup of chopped bell
pepper, minced
Kraft Mayonnaise
McCormick Season-All salt
Black pepper.
Cook potatoes until just soft in boil-
ing salted water. While potatoes are
boiling wash parsley real well, and
drain it by squeezing it- in several
paper towels. Then chop the pars-
ley until it is minced well. Wash and
chop bell pepper until minced. Next
clean green onions and chop. When
potatoes are tender drain them well.
While they are still hot put in large
bowl and stir in the green onions,
parsley, bell pepper, Season-All salt
and black pepper to taste. Then add
enough Kraft mayonnaise 'til the po-
tato salad holds together, but does not
become too soupy. Mix this up while
potatoes are hot. It will not taste the
same if they have cooled.
Other Salad Ingredients
1 large head lettuce
2 tomatoes cut in 6 wedges
1 cucumber, peeled and cut into
slices
Several slices of feta cheese
1 bell pepper sliced into rings
1 sweet onion sliced into rings
6 slices of canned cooked beets
8 boiled shrimp, peeled
12 Kalamata (black) olives
4 whole green onions
2 bell peppers sliced into rings
6 whole medium-hot Salonika
peppers
3 radishes, sliced thin
1 large head lettuce
Line the platter that you are mak-
ing your salad on with the washed
and dried outside lettuce leaves and
put a nice size mound of this potato
salad on leaves in the center of the
platter. Next shred remaining lettuce
and sprinkle around and over potato
salad.
Put tomato wedges around the outer
edges of salad. Place cucumber slices
in between tomato wedges. Arrange
feta cheese on top and top with sweet
onion and bell pepper rings, use as
many rings as you like. Place beets on
top of feta cheese and place shrimp
around top of salad. Place olives, and
Salonika peppers as the last layer of
this salad.
Next make a dressing using 1/2
cup olive oil, 1/4 cup vegetable oil,
1/2 cup distilled white vinegar 2 tea-
spoons dried oregano. Put in jar and
shake well them pour over top of
salad to taste.
The original recipe by Pappas had
anchovy fillets and avocado wedges
plus several other types of lettuce but
I leave that out of my recipe.
My family loves the potato salad
made by this recipe. They like it best
while its still warm. But for the Greek
salad you need to chill the potato sal-
ad before you assemble the salad.
Okay I know it's a lot of work but
believe me it's worth the work. Or
you could just drive on down Tampa
way and order one at Louis Pappas
Market Cafe.

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tion.
Bell High School Criminal Justice
students attended the Florida Public
Service Association Competition in
Daytona Beach on April 24-27, 2007
and were awarded many different
awards as listed below.
Erica Dahlgren won fifth place in
Miss Public Service; Lee Carlisle
won second place ip the male Ob-
stacle Course and Aimee Thibodaux
won third place in the female Ob-
stacle Course; Meghan Lindsey
won fifth place in the Talent Show;
Kailyn Waldron won first place with
"Taking today's ideals to tomorrow's
levels" in the Theme Contest; Savan-
nah Mitchell and Ashley Gauthier
both won first place in Scrapbooking;
Amanda, Jones won fourth place in
Incident Report Writing; Team one,
Ashley Gauthier, Lauren Hudson and
Brandon Ridgeway won first place in
Forensic Investigation and Team two,
Savannah Mitchell, Samantha Dennis
and Kara Cannon won third place in
Forensic Investigation; Erica Dahl-
gren and.Alan Aderholt won fourth
place in Criminal Incident; teaching
assistant, Brittney Peters won fourth
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Aderholt won second place in Traf-
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Log Cabin Quilters met Thursday,
May 3rd at the Levy County Quilt
Museum. All that came were tired
and happy after our Church Luncheon
on Tuesday. She had 82 visitors plus
the members who helped in all areas.
It was a day that we heard what our
churches are doing, all busy helping
with food and visiting the nursing
homes. as well as taking care of the
sick. We are proud to live in an area
that helps neighbors and friends and
loved ones. We know we live where
we know our neighbors and I have a
son in Clearwater who doesn't know
who lives next door. God has a way
to put people where he wants them
and I'm so thankful that I am home
for I was born about a half mile from
the museum.
Greg and six boys were out
Wednesday and what a good job they
did for us. They planted onions a
while back and now we are able to
use them. The tomatoes are growing
and we do enjoy raising some food.
We know we don't have to worry
about what we eat out here.

Jim Seagrave came up and picked
his king-size quilt that will go up to
Alaska. Cleo and Eleanor have done
a great job of getting it put together
and quilted.
Lunch was great but after we had so
much on Tuesday we had had all we
wanted. We did enjoy fried squash,
beans, greens, kraut, brownies, and
much more.
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Slaughter cows and bulls steady to
2.00 lower. Feeder steers and heif-
ers 1.00 to 3.00 lower. Feeder and
replacement cows weak. 33 percent
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percent Holstein steers, 32 percent
feeder heifers and 3 percent feeder
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Slaughter Cows Breaker 75-80
percent: 1210-1590 (1361) 48.00-
54.00 (50.81); 1215-1450 (1310)
54.00-56.00 (54.64) High Dress-
ing, 1610-2050 (1758) 47.00-54.00
(50.76); 1735-2090 (1932) 54.00-
54.50 (54.36) High Dressing.
Slaughter Cows Boner 80-85 per-
cent: 905-1185 (1061) 47.00-53.00
(49.97); 985-1085 (1028) 54.00-
54.50 (54.18) High Dressing.
Slaughter Cows Lean 85-90 per-
cent: 810-950 (863) 39.00-44.00
(42.03).
Slaughter Bulls Y.G. 1:1165-1345
(1247) 57.00-61.00 (59.37); 1020-
1355 (1238) 49.50-54.50 (51.76)
Low Dressing; 1565-1935 (1815)
59.00-63.00 (60.80); 1510-1765
(1638) 67.00-67.50 (67.27) High
Dressing.
Feeder Steers and Bulls Medi-
um and Large 1-2: 155-180 (164)
155.00-175.00 (167.21); 200-245
(212) 147.50-170.00 (154.10); 270-
285 (280) 140.00-155.00 (148.48);
310-345 (330) 122.00-130.00
(124.61); 360-390 (376) 114.00-
130.00 (121.13); 415-445 (435)
114.00-126.00 (118.43); 455-485
(473) 112.00-116.00 (114.33); 505-
530 (522) 105.00-111.00 (109.06).
Feeder Steers and Bulls Medi-
tun and Large 2-3: 180-190 (183)
150.00-160.00 (153.45); 225-245
(236) 130.00-140.00 (134.97); 255-
265 (260) 122.00-132.00 (127.95);
310-345 (332) 105.00-116.00
(110.16); 355-390 (374) 108.00-
114.00 (110.47); 430-445 (440)
101.00-109.00 (103.61); 460-480
(467) 101.00-109.00 (106.26); 510-
530 (523) 98.00-103.00 (101.38).
Feeder Holstein Steers Large 3:
260-285 (263) 86.00-90.00 (89.52).
Feeder Heifers Medium and Large
1-2: 170-195 (180) 130.00-150.00
(139.73); 210-240 (220) 120.00-
130.00 (124.77); 270-295 (281)
114.00-120.00 (116.92); 305-340
(328) 110.00-122.00 (112.78); 360-

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Shown are: Chris Schreiber, Bridget Richardson, Sharon Bard, Gwen Walden, Monnye Brown, Sel-
ma Marlowe, Frances Moran, Sylvia Roberts, Myrtle Scruggs and Meveree Pope.

At the Florida Federation of
Women's Clubs Convention in
Orlando, in the Arts and Crafts
contest, Lynn Parks took first
place for her cross stitch and
Oonagh DeNezza took third
place for her Acrylic painting.
Congratulations! Our district was
well represented and June Kopf,

390 (378) 100.00-110.00 (103.33);
410-445 (431) 102.00-106.00
(103.49); 460-480 (473) 96.00-
102.00 (99.97); 500-530 (517) 94.00-
98.00 (95.99).
Feeder Heifers Medium and Large

Lynn Parks and Sharon Bard at-
tended on behalf of our club.
The luncheon we sponsored
at the Ayers Nursing Home was
again successful. Monnye Brown
played the organ and brought in-
struments for the ladies to play
along. Bridget led the music with
her magic sticks and a great time

2-3: 220-240 (233) 110.00-120.00
(114.11); 270-295 (281) 110.00-
114.00 (110.51); 305-340, (320)
104.00-110.00 (106.61); 365-390
(382) 98.00-102.00 (99.96); 410-430
(425) 96.00-99.00 (96.72); 470-490

was had by all.
At our last meeting of the year
on May 10, 2007 we will have the
installation of officers. Our dis-
trict 5 Director, Geraldine Ward,
will preside. Dues are due at that
time for the up coming year.
Oonagh DeNezza
Publicity

(482) 95.00-100.00 (97.21); 520-540,
(530) 87.00-92.00 (89.55).
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Shown are: Bell Junior Varsity Baseball Team, front row, left: Kyle
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Holley. Back row, left: Tre Roux, John Bailey, Jack Lindsey, Robert
Hankins, Shawn Johnson and Jordan Mehl.

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Shown are: Bell Varsity Sophomore Baseball Players, left: Justin
Fowler, Zach Hunter and Ty Smith.

Shown are: Bell Varsity Senior Baseball Players, left: Brandon Ridge-
way, Alan Aderholt, Trent Shephard and Devin Taylor.

Shown are: Bell Varsity Baseball Team Managers, Cory Irvine and
Sean Boutzell.

The Bell Baseball Program held its
award ceremony on Thursday, May 3,
2007 in the Iris Roberts Auditorium.
The evening began with Jinior
Varsity Coach Jeremy Bunkley high-
lighting the achievements of his JV
players during the season concluding
with the last game of 11 strikeouts of

the season of Robert Hankins. Coach
Bunkley explained "While we didn't
win any games, I am proud of how
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had fun." Each player was presented
a certificate of achievement.
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the parents that worked the football
and baseball concession on behalf of
the baseball team. Coach Smith also
thanked those parents, Administra-
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The coaches announced that the
final record of 13-13 was the best
varsity win record for Bell Baseball
since it's inception in 1979.
Coach Smith told the players that
while they may enjoy the game, it
would be their school record grades,
not baseball that would benefit them
later in life. He then acknowledged
the players who had a 3.0 or.better
GPA; Tyler Stofel 3.16, Alan Ader-
holt 3.26, Zach Hunter 3.32, Devin
Taylor 3.47, Trent Shephard 3.63,
Tommy Callahan 3.80 and Ty Smith
4.0.
STeam Managers, Corey Irvine and
Sean Boutwell were presented letters
for outstanding service to the team for
handling the equipment, keeping the
Stars and updating max preps on the
team during the season. The coaches
'hen acknowledged the accomphsh-
ments of the team such as Brandon
Ridgeway's 5 home runs, C. J. Har-
ris' new school record of 23 stolen
bases and Devin Taylor's 15 stolen
bases. The baseball team presented
both coaches with framed team pho-
tos inscribed with their gratitude for
the coaches commitment to the team
this year.
Mrs. Hunter made each senior a
scrapbook of their year with their
team number of the front. The other
varsity players and team managers
received photo albums of their year.
The evening ended with a power
point tribute to each varsity player
and manager and the fact they were
a team on and off the field. The show
was set to the music of "Centerfield"
and "We Will'Rock You."
The baseball players and their fam-
ilies enjoyed fellowship, cake and
beverage after the awards.

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Shown are: Bell Varsity Junior Baseball Players, left: C. J. Harris,
Tommy Callahan and Tyler Stofel.

Suwannee Valley
League, Inc. to hold
meeting May 14th
Suwannee Valley League, Inc. will
be holding their monthly meeting on
Monday, May 14, 2007 at McArthur
Park at 6:30 p.m.
Please plan to attend.

John Hance O'Steen
Camp #770, Sons of
Confederacy Veterans to
meet May 15th
The John Hance O'Steen Camp
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Tuesday, May 15, 2007 at the Bell
Community Center on Main Street
in Bell.
The meeting is open to all who
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Page Eleven

Local Wildlife Rehabilitator

Gears Up For Spring

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From time to time little guys like this gray squirrel need a little help,
that's when Ward Davis steps in and gives wildlife a helping hand.
Wildlife Rehabilitators assist injured and orphaned wildlife so they
can be released back into the wild.
by Anna Wild of any age you can call Ward or the
Many of you have seen Ward Da- Florida Wildlife Care, Inc. helpline
vis at our Trenton Post Office.where and they will make sure the animal
he works part time. If you have had receives proper care and is released
the pleasure of having him assist you back into the wild when it is ready.
there then you probably noticed his Ward only takes in wild animals; his
pictures of himself with some ador- backyard has just been certified by
able wild animals. Ward's nickname the National Wildlife Federation as
is the "Squirrel Man," and once you a Backyard Wildlife Habitat. Some
know more about his passion and of his rehabilitated wildlife can be
commitment for wildlife you under- released right from his back yard,
stand the nickname completely. Ward luckily his property backs up to sev-
has been working through Florida eral acres of wooded land. Ward also
Wildlife Care, Inc., a non profit orga- boasts proudly of his yearly returning
nization in Gainesville dedicated to chimney swift mom who will gladly
wildlife conservation through educa- act as a surrogate mom for orphaned
tion, rehabilitation and study. Ward chimney swifts. This responsibility
is a licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator that Ward has taken on comes with,
who takes in injured and orphaned an enormous amount of satisfaction
wild mammals with the purpose of al- when he can release these animals
lowing them time to grow or heal and back into the wild and know they have
then are released back into the wild. what it takes to make it on their own.
These animals come to him from any With this also comes the responsibil-
number of incidents including; tree ity of the cost of the care for these
cutting, mowing fields, home renova- animals, Ward supplies his own food,
tions, being hit by a car, and more. housing, and medical care. Some
Basically if you come across a situ- medical needs are supplied by the
ation in which you have an orphaned. Florida Wildlife Care, Inc. however
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the majority of costs are absorbed by
Ward himself.
Ward has found himself in a number
of very interesting situations, "l've
gone out on rescues-to get owls; I got
a grebe down at the medical center,
and was waist deep in their retention
pond, 1 caught it and transported it
back to the center." "I'm not licensed
to care for birds" so Ward will trans-
port any wildlife that he cannot care
for back to the center in Gainesville
or another specialized rehabilitator.
"Everybody's got their own little
nitch," some rehabilitators are trained
and licensed for birds, reptiles,' land
mammals, or aquatic mammals. "A
lot of animals are protected, gopher
turtles are protected, there are a lot
of animals that people don't realize
are protected and you've got to have
permits to have these," and because
of this, wildlife rehabilitators have
specific rules they must follow.
One of Ward's most recent adven-
tures happened right here in Trenton
along a tree line. "A guy called the
center and they called me and said
'hey we need you to go get a vulture,'
it took me two days to catch the thing.
I'm down there running around and of
course people are watching and here
I am feeling like Trenton's answer to
the crocodile hunter. Here I come out
with this vulture and (I hear) 'wow
you caught it,' well yeah, that's kind
of what we do. And he went to the
center in Gainesville as well." Then
there is always the unexpected res-
cues. He was called about some baby
squirrels, that the homeowner said
they had tried to have the mom come
back and do her job but the mom had
not come back, so Ward got in his car
and went out to pick up the orphaned
squirrels. When he arrived the fami-
ly had hung an Easter basket on a tree
in the hopes that mom would retrieve
them. When he looked in the bas-
ket he found baby bunnies, not quite
what he expected. Now don't laugh
too much, in all honesty baby bun-
nies and squirrels do look a lot alike
in the face when they are infants.
Which brings me to some good
"wives tales" to dismiss. Have you
heard that if you touch a wild baby

its mommy will not care for it false.
This probably came about when
parents did not want their children
disturbing wildlife nests. Yes, teach
your children not to disturb wild-
life, however a wild mommy will
always do a better job than humans.
Whenever possible return the wild
babies to their nest. Also many folks
believe that if they see a nocturnal
animal out during the day it must
have something wrong with it false.
Please keep in mind you should never
try to pet any wild animals no matter
how cute, but if you see an opossum,
raccoon, skunk or other nocturnal an-
imal out in the day remember that if it
is baby season they may be moms out
looking for food to feed their babies.
Much like human moms are up in the
middle of the night to feed, some-
times these wild moms find they are
short on supplies and need to venture
out. One more that I didn't really
think anyone believed until I heard
someone say it with my own ears
bats make nests in your hair FALSE.
First, bats don't make nests, and sec-
ond if a bat is swooping near you it is
only to eat the bugs your body heat is
attracting, so say thank you.
So what do you do if you find an
injured or orphaned animal? If you
can find the babies original nest re-
turn them to it and keep an eye out
for the mother to return. If you can-
not reunite the babies to their mother,
use gloves (heavy welding gloves if
possible) and put the animal in a box
with a lid (make sure they can get air).
Place the box in a quiet area where
other animals cannot get to it, room
temperature. Do not place any food
or water in the box unless directed
to do so by a rehabilitator. Call the
Florida Wildlife Care, Inc. helpline at
(352) 371-4400 and they can instruct
you further. If you cannot catch the
animal or something in your brain is
saying you may not want to touch
it- don't, note the location you last
saw it and call the helpline. Try to
keep an eye on it so when Ward or
another rehabilitator arrives they can
find it quickly. Please remember that
adult wildlife can be very dangerous
when they are injured. Ward wears

heavy gloves, leather chaps, and addi-
tional gear to protect himself. When
in doubt do not touch!! Never under
any circumstances try to raise a wild
baby yourself, they need specialized
diets and will need to be made leery
of people in order to survive in the
wild. Also NEVER think that a wild
baby can be raised as a pet. When a
wild animal reaches puberty they will
become aggressive, if it has not been
properly acclimated to fear humans
and find it's own food someone will
be seriously hurt.
This is Ward's 3rd season volun-
teering through the Florida Wildlife
Care, Inc. He rescues, does foster
parenting, and rehabilitation. "I al-
ways tell people that although I refer
to these animals as 'my babies' they
are not pets, they are wild animals to
be released." The Florida Wildlife
Care, Inc. offers several volunteer
opportunities and offer the public
some invaluable services including:
24 hour helpline, rescue and refer-
ral, wildlife and habitat information,
education, wild solutions (nuisance
assistance), and the wildlife care cen-
ter. The Florida Wildlife Care, Inc.
is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
Funding comes from membership,
private donations, United Way cam-
paigns, grants and events. I hope you
will take the time to visit their web-
site at www.floridawildlifecare.org
and keep their 24-hour helpline num-
ber on hand: (352) 371-4400. If you
would like to donate funds to help the
injured and orphaned wildlife that
these volunteers will be caring for
this year please call their hotline. I
hope you will take the time to thank
Ward for all he is doing for our com-
munity and its wildlife.

From The Desk Of Gil-
christ County Sheriff
David P. Turner
Weekly Sheriff's Report For Week
Ending
May 7, 2006
On April 30, 2007, Earnest A.
Riggs, 1/29/60, was arrested on two
counts of VOP/Battery on a Law En-

forcement Officer.
On April 30, 2007, Billy J. Bow-
ers, 12/29/75, was arrested on the
charge of Burglary.
On April 30, 2007, Samuel W.
Mortier, 3/13/80, was arrested on
charges of Flee and Attempt to Elude
a Police Officer, DWLSR, No Motor
Vehicle Registration and Resist Ar-
rest without Violence.
On April 30, 2007, Brian C. Sham-
ple, 8/26/83, was arrested on two
counts of VOP/Possession of Less
than 20 Grams and Tag Attached not
Assigned (three counts).
On May 1, 2007, Fred Mullett,
11/19/49, was arrested on the charge
of DUI.
On May 1,2007, William R. Moon,
6/9/57, was arrested on the charge of
'DUI.
On May 2, 2007, Starr S. Davis,
2/4/81, was arrested on the charge of
VOP/Allowing Unauthorized Person
to Drive.
. On May 2, 2007, Raleigh D. Fish-
er, 5/29/86, was arrested on charges
of FTA/DWLSR and Attaching Li-
cense Plate not Assigned.
On May 4, 2007, Matthew Ko-
slowamy-Pitz, 8/9/85, was arrested
on the charge of Escape.
On May 3,2007, a Juvenile was ar-
rested on charges of Possession of a
Weapon on School Grounds, Attempt
to Make, Place or Discharge Destruc-
tive Device on School Grounds.
On May 3, 2007, Edward F. Mos-
ley, 11/12/76, was arrested on the
charge of VOP/DWLSR.
On May 4, 2007, Willie Davis,
4/2/87, was arrested on the charge of
FTA/DWLSR.
On May 4, 2007, Jerry W. Rourks,
12/28/66, was arrested on charges of
DWLSR With Knowledge, DUI and
Obstruction by Disguise.
On May 5, 2007, James R.
Hutcheson, 2/23/71, was arrested on
the charge of DUI.
On May 5, 2007, Charles A. Polk,
5/10/50, was arrested on the charge
of Disorderly Intoxication.
On May 6, 2007, Joseph L. Ruiz,
1/16/57, was arrested on the charge
of Worthless Bank Check.

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2 6 18020000-00 557.41
2006 ,LAB PARTNERS INC

Tangible Personal 19020650-00 1,762.84
LANGFORD FARMS
Property Taxes
20 021600-00 822.12
Notice: 2006 Tangible Personal Property LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT
taxes became delinquent April 1, 2007
and are drawing interest at the rate of 21021700-25 144.20
eighteen percent (18%) per year. War- LINDSEY LAND CLEARING
rants will be issued directing the seizure
and sale of the property if the delinquent 22 021800-00 58.01
taxes are not paid. The amounts shown LISA'S FINE GIFTS
include delinquent taxes, fees and interest
through May 31, 2007. Taypayers wish- 23 022970-00 1,401.36
ing to pay their delinquent taxes must pay PINE STRAW INC
by cash, cashier's check or moneyorder.
The names of the delinquent Personal 24 022985-00 130.77
Property taxpayers and the cost of adver- MAJIC TOUCH INC.
tising are as follows:
1 000620-00 71.00, 25 023750-00 1,080.74
ALL IN ONE CLEANING SERVICES MARTIN HUGH D
2000638-00 36.74 26 024505-00 59.60,
ALPHA AMUSEMENT & VENDING MCCOY'S WESTERN OUTFITTERS
CO
27 024720-50 9,444.08
3005730-00 431.71 M. D. WHITE, JR., INC.
CAPTAIN HUGH'S
28 027643-00 56.82
4 008930-00 278.83 NORTHERN LEASING SYSTEMS
COX, RANDY INC

5 009160-45 86.06 29 029450-00 281.59,
CUSTOMIZED CONCEPTS INC PAYNE JEANNE
6 009640-00 45.31 30 030000-00 2,910.38;
DICKS, DONALD PHILMAN KELLY JAY
7009750-00 2,765.40 31030050-00 5,590.33.
DOUBERLY WILLIAM & DOROTHY PHILMAN'S CUSTOM SERVICE INC
8 012354-00 -132.94 32 030900-00 34.38;
GAINESVILLE ICE SERVICE, INC PLEIMAN CONSTRUCTION CO.
9 013810-00 6,973.33 33 031085-00 2,141.94
GULF COAST TIMBER, INC. PRIME STAKES, INC.
10 016220-00 -, 148.67 34 031095-00 94.19
HOMETOWN REALTY OF NORTH PROFESSIONAL POOL FINISHING
FL
35 031200-00 92.00
11016430-00 14,739.91 RCA STEEL
HURLEY TAILWATER RESOURCES
36 031295-00 -- 1,610.74
12 016780-00 37.79 RAZORBACK FIBERGLASS
JENKINS FRM FEED STORE PRODUCTS

13 017030-00 75.86 37 032055-00 8,890.66
JOHNSON MAC RENTALS RIDGEWAY TIMBER, INC.
14 017780-00 224.44' 38 037560-00 28.89
JONES GRADY H SR SMITH FEED
15017870-00 101.86 39037970-50 1,046.05
JONES LAWN SERVICE SOUTHERN TRUSS, INC
16 018030-00 153.45. 40 039560-00 33.44
JONES STEPHEN & DANA TAMMY'S CUSTOM CUTS
17018070-00 582.81 41040120-00 134.16
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INVITATION TO BID
The Gilchrist County Fire Rescue
hereby gives notice that bids will be ac-
cepted from qualified bidders for the
following vehicles on May 1, 2007 and
close on May 18, 2007 at 5:00 p.m.:
One (1) New Pumper Fire Truck on
International 7400 Chassis and; Two (2)
Medium Duty Ambulances with 07/08
International 4300, 6 cylinder Chassis.
Sealed bids will be received at the of-
fice of the Gilchrist County Emergency
Management, 204 East Wade Street,
Trenton, Florida 32693.
A Proposal Guaranty of not less than
five percent (5%) of the total actual bid,
in the form of either a certified check,
cashiers check, trust company treasurers
check, bankdraft of any national or state
bank, or a Surety Bid Bond, made pay-
able to the Gilchrist County Emergency
Management, must accompany each bid.
A check or draft in an amount less than
five percent (5%) of the actual bid will
invalidate the bid.
Any person or affiliate who has been
placed on the convicted vendor list fol-
lowing a public entity crime may not
submit a bid to or contract with a public
entity for construction of a public work
as set forth in Florida Statute, Chapter
287.133. Bidder shall certify to eligibil-
ity in the bid proposal.
Bidding Documents may be obtained
from:
Chief Carlos E. Perez
204 East Wade Street
Trenton, Florida 32693
Phone:(352) 463-3134
The right is reserved to accept or reject
any or all bids.
Pub. May 3, 10, 2007b

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR GILCHRIST
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO. 21-2007-CA-0014
JPMORGAN N.A., SUCCESSOR BY
MERGER TO BANK ONE, NA,
Plaintiff,
vs.
STEVEN L. MORTON, et al,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: STEVEN L. MORTON
Last known address: 5269 N.E.
52nd Place, High Springs, Florida
32643 and 2717 Seville Blvd.
#3106, Clearwater, Florida 33764
Current Residence Unknown
LISA F. MORTON A/K/A LISA
F. BENNETTS
Last known address: 5269 N.E.
52nd Place, High Springs, Florida
32643 and 2717 Seville Blvd.,
#3106, Clearwater, Florida 33764
Current Residence Unknown
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action
for Foreclosure of Mortgage on the
following described property:
.LOT 6. BLOCK 6. SPRING RIDGE:
SUBDIVISION UNIT 2,AS.PER PLAT
THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 1, PAGE 76 OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF GILCHRIST COUNTY,
FLORIDA
has been filed against you and you are
required to serve a copy of your written
defenses, if. any, to it, on Marshall C.
Watson, P.A., Attorney for Plaintiff,
whose address is 1800 NW 49th Street,
Suite 120, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33309
,on or before June 7. 2007. a date which
is within thirty (30) days after the first
publication of this Notice in the Gilchrist
County Journal and file the original
with the Clerk. of this Court either
before service on Plaintiff's attorney
or immediately thereafter; otherwise a
default will be entered against you for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
In accordance with the Americans
with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA),
disabled persons who, because of their
disabilities, need special accommodation
to participate in this proceeding should
contact the ADA Coordinator at 112 S.
Main Street, Trenton, Florida 32693
or telephone (352) 463-2345 not later
than five business days prior to such
proceeding.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
this Court on 30th day of April, 2007.
JOSEPH GILLIAM
Clerk of Court
(SEAL)
By: Lyndsay P. Ayers
Deputy Clerk
Pub. MAY 10, 17, 2007b.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
PLEASE BE ADVISED that the
Gilchrist County School Board will con-
duct a meeting on Tuesday, May 15,2007
at 6:00 P.M. in Building 14, Board Room
14-002 located at 310 NW llth Avenue,
Trenton, Florida.
Following is the agenda:
OPENING CEREMONIES
1. Approval of Agenda
2. Approval of Minutes
3. Citizen Input/Delegations
4 Workshop-8:15 p.m. to 9:15 p.m.
A. Human Resources/Personnel/
Concurrency/90% Reading Goal
5. Operations
A. GE/United
B. Current Projects
C. Use of Facilities
D. School Board Policy Review
E. Food Service Update
6. Instructional
A. NEFEC Florida SUMS
Presentation
B. GED Graduation/Reception -,
6:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m.
7. Personnel
A. Appointments
B. Reappointments
C. Create Position
D. Amend Job Description
E. Summer Schedule
F. Summer Personnel
G. Summer Maintenance Helper
Positions
H. Summer Professional Develop
ment
8. Student Services
A. Disciplinary Reviews 7:30
p.m.
9. Removal of Items from Consent
Agenda
10. Consent Agenda
A. Financial
B. Agreements
C. Personnel
D. Trips
11. Reports
12. Executive Session
NOTE: In accordance with the Ameri-
cans with Disabilities Act, persons requir-
ing an interpreter or special accommoda-
tions to enable them to participate in this
meeting are requested to notify the Office
of the School Superintendent at 352-463-
3200 at least forty-eight (48) hours prior
to the scheduled meeting date so provi-
sions can be made.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that if a
person decides to appeal any decision
made by the Board with respect to any
matter considered at such meeting, he
will need a record of the proceedings and
that for such; purpose, he may need to
ensure that a verbatim record of the pro-
ceedings is made, which record includes
the testimony and evidence upon which
the appeal is to be based.
James E. Vickers
Superintendent of Schools
Pub. May 10, 2007b.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby.given by the Board of
Commissioners of the City of Trenton,
Florida that the Board will consider at
public hearing the below described Pe-
tition in the Kathryn-Deen Commission
Chambers, Trenron City-Hall, located
at 114 N. Main Street, Trenton, Florida
on June 4, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. or as soon
thereafter as the matter can be heard, the
following:
To consider a Petition by Cherylon M.
Quincey to close, abandon, and vacate a
public alley in Block 17 of Trenton Origi-
nal Survey, according to the plat thereof
on file and of record in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Gilchrist
County, Florida.
A copy of the, Petition is on file in the
City Manager's Office located at 114
North Main Street and is available for in-
spection between the hours of 8:00 a.m.
and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
At the aforementioned public hearing,
all interested parties may appear to be
heard with respect to the Petition.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that if a per-
son decides to appeal any decision made
by the Board of Commissioners of the
City of Trenton, Florida with respect to
any matter considered at such meeting,
they will need a record of the proceed-
ings and that for such purposes, they may
need to insure that a verbatim record of
the proceedings is made which record in-
cludes the testimony and evidence upon
which the appeal is based.
Pub. May 10, 17, 20Q7b.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR GILCHRIST COUNTY,
FLORIDA,
CASE: 21-2007-CP-0015
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF:
DOROTHY MARIE WALDO,
Decedent,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the, estate of
DOROTHY MARIE WALDO, deceased,
File number: 21-2007-CP-0015, is pend-
ing in the Circuit Court for Gilchrist
County, Florida, Probate division, the ad-
dress of which is 112 South Main Street,
Trenton 32693, P.O. Box 37, Trenton,
Florida 32693, and that the names and ad-
dress of the personal representative and
personal representative's attorney are set
forth below:
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE
NOTIFIED THAT:
All persons on whom this notice is
served who have objections that chal-
lenge the validity of the will, the quali-

fications of the personal representative,
venue, or jurisdiction of this Court are
required to file their objections with this
Court WITHIN LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO-
TICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All creditors of the decedent ant other
persons having claims or demands against
decendent's estate on whom a copy of
this notice is served within three months
after the date of the first publication of
this notice must file their claims with the
Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO-
TICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent

and persons having claims or demands
against the estate of the decedent must
file their claims with this court WITHIN
THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS
NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI-
CATION ON THIS NOTICE is May 10.
2007.
Personal Representative
Philip D. Waldo
912 SW 22nd Court
Bell, Florida 32619
or 9800 Plank Road,
Maybee, Michigan 48159
Attorney for Personal Representative
B. Larry Smith
Smith Law Firm, LLC
B. Larry Smith, Esquire
FBN: 0022028
322 East Park Avenue
Chiefland, Florida 32626
Pub. May 10, 17, 2007b

Florida's Long-Term
Care Ombudsman
Program seeking
volunteers
Florida's Long-Term Care Om-
budsman Program needs volunteers
to join its corps of dedicated advo-
cates who protect the rights of elders
residing in nursing homes, assisted
living facilities and adult family care
homes.
The program is comprised of 17 lo-
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each council is seeking additional
volunteers to identify, investigate and
resolve residents' concerns.
All interested individuals who care
about protecting the health, safety,
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facility residents who often have no
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0404 or visit the program's web site
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GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL

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1975 FORD F100: Fair condition. Ha
been sitting, needs work. $600 obo. 352
472-3307.
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Licensed Real Estate Broker 386-935-0243
P.O. Box 546 Bell, Florida 32619 JOU- -
25 ACRE HUNTING PARADISE Nestled into timberland area. Complete with great home
place to live in, fenced, outbuildings. Private & secluded area. Only $324,900.
291.45 ACRES OF PRIME HUNTING LAND With a hunting lodge type house, lodge is
complete with nice porches and a fireplace. Dog pen, rock quarry, fish pond and approximately
150 acres of planted pines. Awesome hunting of deer, wild hogs, turkey, etc. Good improved
roads and trails throughout the property. Fronts on a paved road. $1,595,000. Just 8 miles out
of Cross City.
GOOD WOODED BUILDABLE LOTS NEAR SANTA FE RIVER Nice boat ramp close
by, beautiful river! A great environment for your family and friends. Only $32,000. (each)
WOODED 15 ACRES IN LAFAYETTE COUNTY $119,500. Owner Financing w/ 15%
down.
10 ACRES WITH NICE D'W MH and second rental s/w mh. Has a garage and is fenced:
Quiet and secluded. In the Bell school system. $158,900.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED 5 ACRES On county maintained road in north Gilchrist County.
- $66,500. Owner Financing with 15% down.
LOT IN LEVY COUNTY-Near Williston on SR 121. Only $23,900.
HORSE RIDERS Nice wooded tract right by the GOETHE FOREST (direct access). Com-
prised of (2) 1-1/4 acre buildable lots. Only $39,500.
18 ACRES IN SOUTH SUWANNEE COUNTY Partly open/ beautiful woods. A great loca-
tion and a super place for horses or cattle farm. $165,000.
247 ACRES Prime land on more than one-half mile of highway frontage in Suwannee County.
Nice 3/2 CB home, detached garage with upstairs apartment, 75 acres of pines, approx 160 acres
in cropland, 3 wells & other amenities!! Fantastic development potential, centrally located to
just about everything in North Central Florida. Shown by appointment only! $3,250,000. Can
be developed into 5 acre tracts!!
BEAUTIFUL CONVENIENT SUWANNEE RIVER LOT- as close as you can get to Gaines-
ville. Complete with well, septic, power & decks at river. Ready for your new house and one of
the best opportunities on the river for.. $239,500.
BEAUTIFUL 2.75 ACRE NORTH GEORGIA MOUNTAIN LOT Has a real nice view.
Only $69,500.
10 ACRES Nice land that's high & dry, but convenient to Suwannee & .Santa Fe Rivers.
$129,900.
3 FANTASTIC NORTH GEORGIA RV LOTS Large lake close by, swimming pool, great
area to ATV or ride any kind of motorcycles. All lots have H20, electric, and year round main-
tenance. Only $120,000. for all!!!
2 NICE TWO ACRE LOTS side-by-side on paved road in an airstrip community in Suwan-
nee County. Both wooded, high and dry and buildable. Being sold as a pair only $74,900.
5 ACRES -Nice building site with oaks -mostly pasture. Partially fenced. $100,000. A great
place to ride horses!!
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Flea Market 1

Saturday, May 12, 8-1, St. Madeleine
Catholic Church, 17155 US Hwy 441
North, High Springs, 2 miles east of
downtown High Springs. Over 50 vendor
spaces, many still available. Call church
office for more information: 386/454-
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For Sale

UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL 5 bolts
of 44 yards each. All teal color $25.00
each or $100 for all. Call Margo at 463-
1222 before 4:00 pm.
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S Services

LANDCLEARING, grading, site work,
driveways, limerock/filldirt, hauling,
mowing, demolition. All types heavy
equipment work. Insured, Free Estimates!
Carter Excavating, 352-213-5361.
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POWELL HEATING & AIR, LLC:
Sales-Service-Installation. MC/Visa ac-
cepted. RA13067354. 352-463-1115.
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TREE REMOVAL & DEMOLITION
WORK: Mobile homes and houses re-
moved. For a Free Estimate Call Johnny
Wesley with Wesley Sanitation at 352-
226-3005.
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ELMORE'S SIMULATED BRICK &
STONE, INC.: Stone, stucco, permanent
mobile home skirting. Free Estimates.
6789 SE 70th Avenue, Trenton. 472-
5542, 214-3702. Fax 352-472-0124.
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BOB OSBORNE TREE SERVICE,
INC.: 70 ft. bucket truck, hydraulic load-
er truck, stump grinder. Free Estimates.
Insured. 352-463-9100.
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SServices

PRESSURE WASHING, PAINT-
ING, DECK & PATIO BUILDING
and HOME REPAIRS & IMPROVE-
MENT: Reasonable prices, dependable,
insured and professional. Shamrock Ser-
vices, 352-463-1212 day or evening and
weekends.
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BUILDING CONTRACTOR:
CBC017140 Custom homes built on your
lot. Precision Development, PO Box 249,
26761 SE Hwy. 19, Old Town, 352-542-
8416.
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MOWER & CHAINSAW PARTS
Stihl, Husqvarna, Ayp, Murray, Sears,
MTD, Briggs, Kohler, Robin, and Hon-
da. Blades for most mowers.
Beauchamp Saw Shop
493-4904

Help Wanted

WATER METER READER: City of Building
Trenton intends to hire a part-time position
to read water meters for approximately 40
hours per month. Brief job description: read- For L ease
er is required to manually inspect approx. -
750 water meters and record reading. Meters Multi-Purpose,
are installed in the ground and require reader Loadi Dock
to bend down to ground level. Meters must
be read during a one to two week timeframe.
Hours are flexible. Pay is $0.75 per meter or Downtown Trenton
approx. $550 per monthly reading plus FRS
retirement benefits. Applications can be ob-
tained at City Hall at 114 North Main Street (352) 463-9060
in Trenton. City of Trenton is an equal oppor-
tunity employer and a drug-free workplace.

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Realtor iLS
Main Office (352) 493-2221
315 N. Main Street (US-19), Chiefland, FL 32626
Fanning Springs Branch Office (352) 463-6144 or 542-0009
S17871 U.S. Hwy. 19, Fanning Springs, FL 32693
Suwannee Branch Office (352) 542-9007
23382 SE 349 Hwy., Suwannee, FL 32692
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DIXIE MONUMENT: Old Town Since
1992. Visit our display on Hwy. 19 at
C&C Growers, 9 am 5 pm, Mon. Sat.
or call toll free 1-877-542-3432 for ap-
pointment to visit our shop & main office
at 1471 NE 512 Avenue. 100's of stones
in stock, computer specialist to assist you
in creating a lasting tribute to the life of
your loved one.
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TIM POWELL ELECTRIC: New
installations and repairs, licensed and
insured. State Reg. #EC13002453. Call
(352) 463-2155.
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movements on a Lovely2/1 stilthome on 4lots that is onlyminutes to
a 12' X 38', the Suwannee River and Hinton Landing County
: and roofover Park and Boat Ramp. This property features concrete
ur house or set driveway, 2 car carport under house, large storage
res are, a 24'X area and laundry under house, fenced yard, large
wells, carport, pole barn to park the boat and RV, two storage sheds
DMH 755655 ode that is insulated, and more. $99,000. DR 755827
JW463-6144
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SPECTACULAR SUNSETVIEW. This elevated 3/2
home in the town of Suwannee is fully furnished and
ready to move in! With your own boat house, fish
cleaning area and 2 boat lifts on fresh water canal
$299,000. (DW-750881-JH) 542-9007

Secluded home with your own private hunting
preserve. Beautifully wooded 30 acres with 4
bedroom doublewide that's neat and clean. Backs up
to large hunting club. Quiet and peaceful, yet only
minutes from downtown Chiefland.
$485,000.(LMH-755164)
Call For More Listings!

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JEAN C. TROKE Licensed Real Estate Broker

ON THE WEB:

(53) 40j-/jUz rAA E-mail: trokerealty@aol.com www.troi ereatuy .cciI
730 E. Wade Street (SR-26) Trenton, Florida 32693
-- SUWANNEE RIVER-AREA PROPERTIES ON THE MARKET --
DIXIE CO. BRICK HOME ON HIGH RIVER BLUFF: 3 BR/3 BA: Over 165' river frontage, with tremendous views of the Suwannee River, at this
Old Town property (located right by US-19). Has over 1,700 inside sqft. of comfort, includes spacious BRs, full-service kitchen & more. Outer features
include built seawalls, attached river deck & dock, 26x48 detached garage/workshop, full fencing & landscaping--call oV email our office for more
info...$550,000.
DIXIE CO. RIVER-AREA HOME & 1+ LANDSCAPED ACRE: 3 BR/2.5 BA: Well-built two-level CB home, on neatly kept 1.06-acre property,
located within stone's throw of the Suwannee & Nature Coast Trail/Bridge (includes S/Ds private boat entry). Over 2700 inside sqft. of comfort, with
16x36 attached covered patio deck (w/hot tub); also has bonus rooms, 20x24 work bldg., and more--call office for Jean/Jim for details...$265,000.
6+ ACRES--SUWANNEE RIVERFRONT TRACT WEST OF BELL: Unspoiled 6.28-acres,'a wooded tract with 200' frontage along the Suwannee, at
Shady Bend Air Park S/D. Call/email Barbara or office, for full property details...$249,900.
-- QUALITY-BUILT HOMES NOW AVAILABLE --
CUSTOM BRICK-BUILT HOME & ACREAGE WEST OF BELL: 3 BR/2 BA: Outstanding brick home, on land-scaped 9.97-acre property located
just 3/4-mile from the Suwannee. Upgrades throughout inside, including fireplace, custom shelving, wood floors, gourmet kitchen (top-line appliances) and
more. Outside has 46x40 combo garage/workshop (room for horses), nice mix of trees, pasture & wildlife--contact Barbara and/or office for all
info...$419,000.
FRAME HOME & GUEST SUITE ON PASTURE ACREAGE: 4 BR/45 BA (total): Horse-ready 5-acre tract, with wood fencing & gates, including
2-stall barn, in-between Trenton & Bell with paved frontage along CR-232. Large, spacious home has high ceilings, mix of wood & tile floors, 2-vehicle
carport (w/enclosed family room), and 1 BR/1 BA back cottage. Call or e-mail our office for the details..$244,900.
NEWLY-BUILT HOME, ON 1+ ACRE NEAR TRENTON: 3 BR/2 BA: Quality frame/hardy-plank home built in 2006, located at executive Homes
S/D just south of town (right by US-129); has spacious living area, full Main BR/BA suite (his/hers' closets, tiled shower), large 2-car garage, new metal
storage bldg. & more...$199,900.
SPACIOUS 4 BR HOME IN TOWN: NICE NEIGHBORHOOD: 4 BR/2 BA: With over 1,600 inside sq. ft, this CB/Stucco home would be ideal for
growing family, located at quiet neighborhood in NE Trenton (right by an oak-shaded city park). Has full rooms throughout, including bonus 4th BR (or
could be private office) attached behind 2-car garage. Also, privacy board fencing in back (with screened-in porch)...$129,900.
-- MANUFACTURED HOMES ON THE MARKET --
JUST REDUCED (From $159,900)--LANDSCAPED ONE-ACRE & M/HOME: 3 BR/2 BA: Owners have done a number of renovations/additions,
for this Manufactured close to Bell. Has three inside attachments (including Florida & bonus rooms, and newer Main suite), large workshop/garage w/full
guest quarters, pool w/patio & more, also paved frontage...$130,000.
LARGE M/HOME ON 29+ SECLUDED ACRES: 4 BR/2 BA: Spacious 27x76 manufactured home, located amongst lots of planted pines (great future
investment), on a 29.1-acre tract in-between Trenton & Fanning. Property has 4-vehicle carport, 20x20 pole barn (w/electric). Home-site being sold 'as is'
by Owner--call Jean or Barbara for all the details...$299,900.
SPACIOUS M/HOME, HORSE BARN, 11 ACRES & MORE: 4 BR/2 BA: Plenty of room to spread out, with fully-fenced 11.6-acres (2 side-by-side
tracts), roomy 27x70 2002 Manufactured Home, 33x33 metal barn (with 4 horse stalls/tack-room), second M/Home & lots more; all located in East
Gilchrist Co., within short drive to Gainesville/Alachua Co.--call or email our office for full details...$265,000.
10 WOODED ACRES, PRIVATE HOME-SITE & MORE NEAR BELL: 3 BR/2 BA: Spacious 27x60' Manufactured Home, located on a
natural-woods 10-acre tract (including a spring), with paved road frontage near Bell & the Suwannee River. Has attached bonus room, large screened porch,
24x48 metal barn (w/office & RV parking), and more...$224,900.
5 PASTURE ACRES & HOME-SITE NEAR FANNING SPRINGS: 4 BR/2 BA: Would make a fine horse/home property, for this 5-acre fenced tract,
with 14x52 M/Home (& attached 24x24 frame-built addition). Property has paved frontage, vrap-around porch and lots more--check our website for
photos & further info...$149,900.
Reduced (From $129,900)--WELL-KEPT M/HOME, W/2+ ACRE TRACT IN DIXIE: 3 BR/2 BA: Very nice 27x56 'Nobility' Manufactured, on
landscaped & large-treed 2.1-acre tract close to Old Town. Neat & clean inside, with spacious Greatroom format, large kitchen, fireplace in family room,
attached wood front porch, outbuilding & more...$124,900.
TWO SEPARATE M/HOMES, BOTH ON 5 ACRES, JUST NORTH OF BELL: Two adjacent 5-acre tracts, each with.a Manufactured Home (one a 3
BR/2 BA 24x40, the other 2 BR/2 BA 16x76), both kept in good shape. Properties are rolling, wooded land--one has outbuilding & 2-vehicle pole barn; .
both within short drive of CR-340. For sale separately, but Owner may consider combined offer...$118,900 (each).
Reduced (From $126,900)--WELL-KEPT PROPERTY W/PRIVACY: 3 BR/2 BA: Spacious 1600+ inside sqft., at this neat/clean Manufactured
home-site close to Bell, on a secluded 5.8-acre tract (has nice mix of pasture & large oaks). Large, airy rooms inside, with fireplace & shelving in living
room, full Main BR/BA suite (garden tub & shower in bath), lots more...$117,900.
WELL-KEPT M/HOME ON LANDSCAPED ACRE IN NO. GILCHRIST: 3BR/2BA: 1996 24X44 Manufactured, in quality condition, on a comer
1.15-acre tract (nice mix of trees/open space), with board fencing in front. Located north of Bell, with quick access to US 129 & CR 340...Owner says to
present offers...$88,900.
SPACIOUS HOME & LANDSCAPED TRACT IN TRENTON: 3 BR/2 BA: Well-kept 28x56 M/Home, with two large attached screened porches &
2-wide carport, on 115x120 property at Ayers Estates. Inside has roomy BR's & lots of closet space, large living room, full kitchen. Also has metal
workshop/storage bldg., & more...$74,000.
AFFORDABLE MANU. HOME IN TRENTON: 3 BR/1 BA: Well-kept 14x56 M/Home on wooded 2 lots in NE Trenton neighborhood, has
newly-installed city services, ready to move into & priced for quick sale...$49,900.
-- LOTS & ACREAGE PROPERTIES ON MARKET --
44 ACRES, MIX OF WOODS/OPEN SPACE, IN EAST GILCHRIST: Quality larger acreage tract, has nice mix of natural woods & open pasture.
Property also has over 1,400' of paved frontage along CR-337, and well, fencing/gates. Lots of potential for family-farm/agricultural use--call or e-mail our
office for full details...$499,900.
20 ACRES--DIXIE CO. WOODED TRACT, PAVED FRONTAGE: A naturally-wooded, unspoilled property, has frontage along 2 sides of paved
Spillers Road, so potential for multiple home-sites; located right by neat/clean county park near Old Town...$220,000.
FIVE ACRES, WITH WELL & SEPTIC INSTALLED: Nice mix of trees and open space, at this 5.02-acre tract in West Gilchrist Co., close to both
Trenton and Bell. Property has 4" well & septic tank installed, ready for your new home-site; call or email for full information...$89,900.
4-to-10 ACRE TRACTS AVAILABLE: Five separate properties available, all throughout the Gilchrist & Levy Co. market--each ready for new home-site,
check with our office for all the information/locations..5 acres from $69,900, 10 acres from $89,500.
TWO ACRES NEAR FANNING SPRINGS: Nice mix of large trees & open space, for this 2-acre tract, located close to all amenities on US-19 just south
of Fanning Springs...$39,900.
HALF TO ONE ACRE TRACTS--We have a variety of the smaller tracts for sale, from 100x100 sized, to 1/2 & 3/4 acre tracts, and some one-acre
properties; all located in the Bell, Bronson,Trenton, Fanning Springs area--check with our office for the full details...1/2 to one-acre tracts start from
$12,900.
You can call our agents after regular business hours, for more information on any of our listings,
at the main office number above, or at our agents' cell numbers below:

Paul Troke
(352) 221-2999

Barbara Mayo
(352) 222-0427

"Professional Service With A Personal Touch"

Debra Powers
(352) 215-1132

EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY

Gilchrist Title Services

A Security Title Company

(352-463-6403) *

Gregory V. Beauchamp

Douglas K. McKoy

D. Deen Lancaster
Lic. Real Estate Broker

NEW HOME SUWANNEE
4BR/2BA Oak Leaf PARADISE! 3BR/2BA
S/D, 2.03 ac, Corner DWMH on canal, 2 boat
lot, paved road front- houses, one with lift, built-in
age! 'MLS 754304 52" TV, hot tub and more!
$289,000 MLS 752474 $289,900
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BELL 1.20 AC MLS 753057 $19,900
BELL 1.25 AC MLS 753553 $24,500
BELL 17.89 AC MLS 753163 $79,900
BRANFORD 0.92 AC MLS 755280 $29,000
BRANFORD 10.00 AC TRACTS $120,000
10 PARCELS TO CHOOSE FROM
BRONSON 0.52 AC MLS 752593 $24,900
BRONSON 1.25 AC MLS 752317 $19,900
BRONSON 1.25 AC MLS 752075 $21,900
CHIEFLAND 0.20 AC MLS 750745 $17,500
CHIEFLAND 0.20 AC MLS 750747 $17,500
CHIEFLAND 4.63 AC MLS 753329 $68,000
CHIEFLAND 54.00 AC MLS 753943 $540,000
FANNING SPRINGS 0.70 AC MLS 754777 $22,500
O'BRIEN 10.23 AC MLS 754625 $120,000

Deen Lancaster
Lic. Real Estate Broker
Cell: (352) 665-1411

Rustie Ames
Lic. Real Estate Associate
Cell: (352) 281-9187

Closings

STitle Insurance

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Fast and Friendly Service

302 North Main Street
Trenton, Florida

1993 SWMH SPACIOUS 3BR/2BA
BR/2BA, 1.25 ac., DWMH, Trenton city
rental income op- lot, convenient to
portunity! MLS amenities!
754694 $55,000 MLS 754167 $64,900

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ENCHANTING!
3BR/3.5BA 2-story
home on 8.89 acres!
Tranquil country
charm! MLS 753432
$475,000

OLD TOWN 2.43 AC MLS /7ZZ51B
OLD TOWN 2.44 AC MLS 750299
OLD TOWN 2.44 AC MLS 750300
OLD TOWN 2.44 AC MLS 755901
OLD TOWN 4.00 AC MLS 755383
OLD TOWN 5.00 AC MLS 754063
OLD TOWN 5.02 AC MLS 755395
TRENTON 0.46 AC MLS 751922
TRENTON 0.46 AC MLS 751934
TRENTON 1.10 AC MLS 754749
TRENTON 2.00 AC MLS 754810
TRENTON 4.00 AC MLS 752292
TRENTON 9.63 AC MLS 755274
TRENTON 20.00 AC MLS 751800
TRENTON 23.72 AC MLS 754244

Susan Lovelace
Lic. Real Estate Associate
Cell: (352) 538-1779

29 BEAUTIFUL ACRES!
3/2 Ranch-style home, 2-
car garage, fenced and
cross-fenced, 3-stall horse
barn, tack room and 2 pole
barns! MLS 753857
$585,000

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$39,900
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$52,000
$60,000
$61,500
$34.900
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$38,500
$70,000
$75,000
$138,000
$175,000
$235,000

Johnnie Martin
Lic. Real Estate Associate
Cell: (352) 538-4160

Commercial
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(352) 463-7075

Jim or Jean Troke
(386) 935-3357 '

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Help Wanted ]

Full Time Position Housekeeping,
laundry, & floors. Must be able to run
floor buffing equipment. 7am 3pm. Ben-
efits available. Apply in person at Ayers
Health & Rehab, 606 NE 7th St. Trenton,
FL, or send resume to PO Box 229, Tren-
ton, FL 32693, or fax to 352-463-7710,
Attn: Margaret Mills. DFWP, EOE
2tb,5-10-5-17

OFFICE MANAGERS
for construction company
Looking for dependable ir
organizational office and co
Health and life insurance
resume: (386) 462-6326
formation call: (352) 224-8
drug-free workplace.

Assembly/Warehouse pos
ton & Alachua areas. Shipp
& assembly of large parts
up to 751bs. Temp-to-hire
TempForce 352-378-2300

BOOKKEEPER WANT
enced with QuickBooks
Please fax resume to 352
mail to Theodore M. Burt
308, Trenton, FL 32693

Help Wanted

ASSISTANT KITCHEN MANAGER:
Dependability and experience required. 4
days/week, 10-3. Prefer mature local ap-
plicant. Apply in person with references
at Suwannee Rose Tea Room (located IN
quilt shop) 517 N. Main Street in Tren-
ton. Ask for Regina or Stephanie.
ltb,5-10
CARPENTERS, framers, finish & help-
ere 352-463-9060f

iECRETARY .."-. tfnb,5-3
in Newberry. METER READER wanted for Tri-
ndividual with County area. Requirements include: HS
computer skills. diploma or GED; minimum age 18; good
available. Fax driving record; self-motivated, work alone
For more in- after training; passing series of written
9970. This is a tests; reading complex maps. Physically
I demanding, fast-paced work. Competitive
4tb,5-10-5-31 salary and excellent benefits. Apply at
Central Fla. Electric Cooperative, 1124 N.
iting/s eiving Young Blvd., Chiefland or e-mail resume
. Able to lift to hr@cfec.com. Application deadline is
Call TODAY! 5 pm, 5/14/07. Successful completion of
DFWP/EOE pre-employment physical, drug test and
ltb,5-10 background check is a condition of em-
ployment. Drug Free Workpl~le/E iQE10
'ED: Experi- ELDER CARE NEEDED: Looking for
Pro preferred. honest, dependable person to care for el-
-463-698 or der male, near Branford. Part-time, Mon-
PA, P oxdays and weekends. Lifting required. Call
352-375-1090.

Bud Abbiss Carole Abbiss
Licensed Real Estate Broker Licensed Real Estate Sales Associate

JU& C(un ry

P. O. Box 8 352 463 8340
Bell, FL 32619 E-Mail: tcrealty(,bellsouth.net
www.TownandCountrvRealtyOnline.com

Southern Property Services. Inc.
352-375-7731 -Anne Barnett
352-376-1371 ~ Lynn Hervey
352-359-6305 ~ Susan Huish
352-475-3500 ~ Sondra Blake
$8,000 discount for 4-lot block in Oak Walk. $132,000. Paved
streets, underground electric and phone, trails, park, deed
restricted. Anne Barnett Broker/Owner.
26-acre horse farm in N. Gilchrist County. 3 BR/2 BA home in
excellent condition, high quality 4-stall barn, paddocks.
$445,000. Susan Huish.
326 acres on SR-47just north of CR-232. Zoning is 1 home per
5 acres. Paved and graded road frontage. $5,500/acre. Susan
Huish.
Ne\\ home;'i Oak Walk. High quality con-tructon, side'
garage, ceramic tile, tray ceilings, lots of windows! $237,000.,
seller will pay $3,000 closing costs. Lynn Hervey.
5 acres in Meadow Wood Trails, paved street, homes only, four
board fence, gate. $99,000. Anne Barnett.
20 Acres in Winding River Preserve! In planted pine, nice dry
lot! $280,000. Susan Huish.
Gorgeous lot in the Preserve neighborhood in The Riverwalk.
Backs up to huge wooded preserve. $84,000. Anne Barnett
Broker/owner.
32 acre farm in Lafayette County. SWMH, pole barn, fenced,
paved road, $395,000. Call Lynn Hervey.
40 acres NW Gilchrist County. High, dry and rolling. Next to
timber company land. $400,000. Lynn Hervey.
395 acres in Suwannee County just north of Branford, walk to
the river! $5,500/acre. Sondra Blake.
40 acres of hay in Gilchrist County. Beautiful, high and dry
tract! $480,000. Anne Barnett.
41 acres in Tiger Island, small cabin, great hunting! $200,000.
Lynn Hervey.

www.Floridalandl.com

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Help Wanted

Facility Maintenance: Imn
ing for a citrus nursery fac
nance position. Position rec
edge and experience in fac
nance upkeep. Will also as
and foreman with general c
operation needs. Valid drive
ability to operate a tractor. E
and, benefits. Phone 352-4
352-472-9187, or e-mail
southemgardens.com.

Career Opportunity Hor
expanding again! Several
available for both full and
estate sales positions. Mu
motivated, self disciplined
sire to become a member ol
team. Please fax resume
3848 or call Patti at 386-46
confidential interview.

Experienced Equipment
needed for a local logging
Good pay, Great benefits.
in person at our office in I
(386) 454-1511

LACE CIIT
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Re-advertised Positio
Director, Developmental E
Responsible for implementing de
courses and acting as central r
information about program. Recr
and evaluate developmental ii
Master's degree with 18 gradual
English, Math, Reading, or Educa
years developmental teaching, inc
and distance learning cla
Salary: Negotiable, plus bi
Application deadline: May:

i Help Wanted

nediateopen- OFFICE ASSISTANT/CLERICAL:
cility mainte- Full-time position in Chiefland. Gen-
quires knowl- eral office duties including answering
cility mainte- phones, typing, filing, data entry & report
assist manager generation for busy sales office. Basic'
:itrus nursery bookkeeping preferred but not required.
rs license and Good telephone & basic computer skills
lonus, 401 K, required. Salary commensurate with abil-
72-9185, fax ity. Fax resume to 352-490-6189; or mail
nandersen@ to P.O. Box 1126, Chiefland, FL 32644-
1126; or e-mail to hrlc@gatorworks.com
2tb,5-3-5-10 3tb,5-3-5-17
izon Realty is CDI Head Start serving Levy, Dixie,
openings are & Gilchrist Counties has the following
openings are
part-time real immediate openings. No phone calls,
ust be highly applications may be picked up at Head
and must de- Start, 9051 NE Hwy 27 Alt. in Bronson
f a great sales or at 420 NE 106 St in Cross City (Oliver
to 386-462- Center). CDI is an Equal Opportunity
62-4020 for a Employer. Family Services Specialist,
supports & assists families through case
4tb,5-3-5-24 management. Must have a CDA or high-
er, plus 3 years experience with children
t Operater and families. Teacher Assistant, assists
operation. theteacher and is responsible for the
Please apply day to day activities' of pre-school chil-
High Springs. dren. Must have High School Diploma
or GED and 45 hours childcare courses
(or its equivalency): Williston and Chief-
land locations. Cook Asst/Custodian, re-
sponsible for assisting in preparation and
serving of meals and clean up/respon-
Ssible for cleaning and maintaining facili-
ons ties. Cross City location. High School
education diploma or GED required. Substitutes.
developmental assists teachers in the day to day activi-
ruit, schedule ties of children. Must have High School
instructors. diploma or GED and 45 hours childcare
ate hours in
tion, plus tree courses. Bus Monitor, acts as bus moni-
cluding online tor on the school bus Cross City loca-
asses. tion, High School diploma or GED re-
0nefits.r
26,2007 quired. 20 hours

Associate Professor, Associate in Science
Nursing Program
198 duty day Tenure Track position
Must have 2 years experience acute care
nursing. Minimum of Master's degree in
Nursing, with 18 graduate hours in the field,
have FL RN license or be FL license eligible.
Computer skills. Teaching experience desired.
Salary: Based on degree, experience plus
benefits.
Application deadline: Open until filled
Director. Emplov Florida Banner Center of
Logistics & Distribution
Grant Funded Position
Direct all functions of the Banner Center;
maintain rapport with industry; fundraising;
develop industry training and education
programs; maintain industry advisory
committee; planning and supervision. Bachelor
degree with five years experience-in teaching or
management of workforce programs. Master's
degree preferred.
Salary: Negotiable, plus benefits
Application deadline: Open until filled
Program Develoner
Grant Funded
Assist the Banner Center Director in defining
needs and developing programs to fulfill those
needs. Bachelor's degree in education or
workforce education and 3 years professional
experience, including teaching & supervising,
and experience developing workforce
curriculum and programs. Knowledge of federal
& state funded programs. Must have valid FL
driver's license prior to employment. Salary:
$35,000 annually. plus benefits
Application deadline: Open until filled
College application and copies of transcripts
required. Position details and application
available on the web at: HYPERLINK
"http://www.lakecitycc.edu"
www.lakecitycc.edu
Inquiries: Human Resource Development
Lake City Community College
149 SE College Place
Lake City, FL 32025
Phone: (386) 754-4314 Fax: (386) 754-4594
E-mail: boettchere(a)lakecitvcc.edu
LCCC is accredited by the Southern Association
of Colleges and Schools
VP/ADA/EA/EO College in Education &
SEmployment

Hometown Realty
of North FlInc.

Natalie Rankin Licensed Real Estate Broker
1310 North Main Street Bell, Florida 32619
Office: (352) 463-9001 Toll Free: (888) 463-9001 Fax: (352) 463-9008

Immaculate 3BR/2BA DWMH located on 5 acre parcel
on paved road. Large front & rear decks and detached
workshop w/ 2 bay carport & lean-to. Fenced back yard.
MLS# 755388 $145,900

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Affordable get-a-way to this 2BR/IBA SWMH on high &
dry .50 acre comer lot. Less than a mile to river, public
boat ramp & park Good rental investment potential.
MLS #754115 $39,500

Affordable 1620 sq.ft. 3BR/2BADWMH on 5 beautiful
acres. Fireplace, Separate LR &FR, SS Appliances, Sonse
renovations started, finish to your liking.
MLS#755068 $119,000

tffb,2-15
FRAMER/CARPENTER needed for
busy contracting firm. Please call 463-
2210 and leave message. Must have driv-
er's license and own transportation.
tfnb,1-25

AUTOPARTS COUNTERMAN: Pri-
or experience necessary. Needed good
driving record and dependability. Salary
based on experience. Please inquire (352)
535-7529.
tfnb, 6-22

Trenton I & ii

Apartments

718 NE 7th Place #905
Trenton, FL 32693

Now Accepting Applications
for a 3BR
HC apartment.
Rental assistance may

be available. 352-463-7106,
TDD/TTY 711

Equal Housing Opportunity.

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WOW! Expansive Suwanee River Hoe with 2652 sq.f. of

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Completely remodeled 3BR/2BA frame home on 2.27
acres. New metal roof, siding, porches, C/HIA, flooring,
wood cabinets, W/S/P, Open floor plan.
MLS# 754369 $139,900

.I8 Acre, Riverwalk S/D $59,900 LOTS & ACREAGE 10 Acres, Suwannee Shores $119,0001
.23 Commercial, US 129 $75,000 1.6 Acres, Well & Septic $48,300 5 Acres, W/S/P, Trenton $95,000 10 Acres, Suwannee Shores $115,000
.27 Acre W/S, River Access $32,900 2 Acres, W/S/P, Dividable $56,900 5 Acres, Bell City Limits, Dividable $99,900 .10 Acres, Hwy 349 Old Town $129,900
1 Acre, North Gilchrist $17,900 2 Acres, Bell, Dividable $45,000 5 Acres, Trenton, Dividable $89,900 12 Acres, Scattered Oaks $170,00
1 Acre, North Gilchrist $18,500 2 Acres, Old Town PENDING $39,000 5 Acres, E. Gilchrist, 3 to choose from $85,000 15 Acres, Perfect for Molorcross $175,000
1 Acre North of Bell $21,000 2 Acres, Old Town, Paved Rd. $39,900 5.5 Acres, Near Waters Lake $54,900 15 Acres, Suwannee River $375,000
1 Acres, Wacassassa W/S/P $34,900 2.5 Acres, Slab Foundation, REDUCED $69,900 6.5 Acres, Deed Restricted $99,900 20 Acres, Planted Pines $189,000
I Acre Lots, Williston $35,000 4.34 Acres, W/S/P, Morriston $119,000 7.33 Acres, Cleared $139,900 20 Acres, W/S/P, Pole Barn $199,000
SAcre, Paved Road, Bel $39,900 5 Acres, Paved Rd. N. Gilchrist $69,000 7.94 Acres, Paved Highway, US-129 $109,900 20 Acres, Pines, Close to River $24,942
1Acre, Buck Bay Chiefland $65,000 5 Acres, Close to Rivers $69,500 10 Acres, Cleared $199,000 21.85 Acres, Suwannee River $320,000
1.03 Acres, Partially Cleared $20,000 5 Acres, W/S/P, Suwannee Co. SOLD $69,900 10Acres,CR232 $99,000 40 Acres, W/S/P, Pole Barn $380,000
1.19 Acres, r W/S/P $25,000 5 Acres, Deed Restricted $79,900 10 Acres, CR 232 $115,000 78 Acres, CR 340 $699,000
1.19 Acres, Comer Lot $25,000 J

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Private & tranquil setting for this beautiful 3BR/2BA
Jacobsen home situated on very nice 5 acre parcel. Many
upgrades: tape & texture walls, arched doorways, French
doors & more MLS 752967 $159,000

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Concrete block home in the city limits of Trenton. City
water & sewer, attached carport, nice screened porch, large
utility area, shady fenced yard & utility shed.
MLS11754652 $115,300

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OAK WALK SUBDIVISION. 2362 total sq.ft. w/
Large open living area, front & Side porches, S/D
amenities to include, club house, community pool, &
walking trails. MLS# 753902 $239,900

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Very well kept 1992 3BR/2BA DWMII. Home boss 1600+
sq.ft, and is sitnatcd on very nicely wooded 8.57 acre comer
lot. New roof, wood lrinrirate flooring, fireplace, large
bedrooms with walk-in closets. MLS0751687 $119,000

Help Wanted ]
VACANCIES
GILCHRIST COUNTY
SCHOOLS
Temporary Instructional Aide, Pre-K
(District-Wide)
High school diploma or equivalent.
Associate of Arts degree or higher, or
at least 60 credit hours from an
accredited institution,
or a passing score on an approved state
test required.
Current, valid CDA required.
Anticipated Vacancy Payroll
Supervisor
District Office
High School Diploma or equivalent.
Three years of experience in accounting,
bookkeeping or related field. Must have
working knowledge of office procedures
Sand equipment. Must have excellent
written and oral communication
skills. Must be proficient in the use of
Microsoft Office Applications (Word,
Excel, Outlook) in an office setting.
Preferred Qualifications: Intermediate
to advanced level of experience working
with Excel spreadsheets and formulas.
Experience in payroll. AA/AS Degree
desirable.

Serving Levy, Gilchrist and Dixie Counties
605 South Main Street
Trenton, Florida 32693
Phone: (352) 463-2121
www.gulfsiderealty.net

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Jouine3 niaI Inlainienance worker r
High School Diploma and valid Florida
Driver License with good driving record
required. Three years work experience
in building maintenance, trades
and grounds experience. Universal
EPA (HVAC) certification required.
Journeyman level HARV license
preferred.
Anticipated Vacancy: Instructor, ESE
District Wide
Bachelor's degree or higher from an
accredited institution.
Florida Certification covering ESE.
Anticipated Vacancy: Instructor,
English
District Wide
Bachelor's degree or higher from
an accredited institution. Florida
Certification covering English. Masters
Degree and eligible to teach dual
enrollment/community college preferred.
Anticipated Vacancy: Instructor, ESE
District Wide
Bachelor's degree or higher from
an accredited institution. Florida
Certification covering ESE and
Elementary Education.

Gultside Reiaty, Inc.
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Does 2345 sq ft, stainless steel
appliances, corian countertops,
hardwood floors, jetted tub....etc.
sound like heaven to you? Well here
it is, right here on 5 beautiful acres!!
$230,000. Seller motivated!

Affordable serenity! Enjoy the
landscaped grounds on your 9 x 13
screened in porch, or head out to your 24
x 40 detached garage and workshop
with electricity. This 2/1 home has
everything from a jetted whirlpool tub to
"- wood cabinets in the kitchen. Many
more extras, it's a must see! Asking
$165,000

Tucked away under a beautiful mix of trees, this home is just
waiting for your touch! This parcel is secluded nicely and with it
being only 1.15 acres you won't have to break the bank to have it!
With a little bit of personality this 2/2 mobile home would be ideal
for a first time home buyer! Located between Trenton and New-
berry, this makes for an easy commute without the excess taxes.
Outstanding Commercial Property!! This is a prime location
directly on Alt 27 in Chiefland. Currently being used as liquor
store but the potential uses are endless. Large 1/2 acre lot MOI and
2,129 sq. ft. cbl building with newer metal roof. Asking only.
$350,000.
Very Nice 3 acre parcel located in Old Town, Florida. With a
well and septic already in place, this piece is just waiting for your
new home or mobile! $48,000.
Commercial Potential. 5 acres located on SR-26 only .4 miles
outside of Trenton. $150,000.
Buildable Suwannee River Lot. 5.18 acres, wooded, with over
100ft. of beautiful river front; this would make an excellent
home-site. $225,000, owner will accept offers!
One Acre Lot in Bell. High and dry. Short drive to historic
Suwannee River. Only $31,900.
Wonderful 1.17 Acres located in Dixie County directly across the
road from the historic Suwannee River in quiet neighborhood.
Only $20,000, seller motivated!
Investor Alert! 1971 mobile on .23 acres located in Bronson,
Florida. With a little bit of work this would be a great rental.
$35,000.
We have Owner Financed Land -
1 to 10 acres, with a payment to meet your budget!!

L. Frank Grant Realty
L. Frank Grant
LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKER
216-A N. Main St.; Trenton, FL 32693 1
352-463-2817 FAX (352) 463-2479 "EOL os Or
lfgr@bellsouth.net
We List To Sell! ML

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1" .Bell
...3BD/2BA Ranch Home on 18 acres w/
S., 3BD/ 2BA DW
MLS # 754159 Priced at $616,664.

8640 SW 47th Lane BELL

S2BD/ 1BA MH ON 1 acre lot
SClose to Suwannee River
MLS # 750952 PRICED AT $65,000.

For additional information on our listings
Visit our website at www.lfrankgrant.com

MLS # 754309
MLS # 749600
MLS # 749774
MLS # 752877
MLS # 751750
MLS # 752195
MLS #752196
MLS # 7550,53

Land in Gilchrist County
9.55 acres w/4'well 16x36 shelter
9.2 ac Planted Pines off County Grade
10 ac w/4" well-cross fenced
5 ac wooded w/scattered oaks
2 ac paved road, cleared
2 ac wooded lot
5 ac fenced, cleared on paved road
3 ac planted pines

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GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL

Page Fifteen

SHelp Wanted [ Help Wanted A

Real Estate

SReal Estate J

CLASSIFIED ADS $5.00 MINIMUM FOR 20 WORDS 10 CENTS EAC ADDITIONAL WORD
^ CLASSIFIED ADS $5.00 MINIMUM FOR 20 WORDS. 10 CENTS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD.,

Anticipated Vacancy: Instructor,
Elementary Education
District Wide
Bachelor's degree or higher from an
accredited institution. Florida Certification
covering Elementary Education.
Anticipated Vacancy: Instructor,
Social Studies w/Coaching
District Wide
Bachelor's degree or higher from
an accredited institution. Florida
Certification covering Social Studies.
Coaching experience preferred.
Anticipated Vacancies- Instructor,
Science/Physics
District Wide
Bachelor's degree or higher from an
accredited institution. Florida certification
covering Science and Physics
'Anticipated Vacancy: Instructors,
Math
District Wide Bachelor's degree or
higher from an accredited institution.
Florida certification covering Math.
Masters Degree and eligible to teach dual
enrollment/community college preferred.
Anticipated Vacancy: Instructors,
Reading
District Wide Bachelor's degree or
higher from an accredited institution.
Florida certification covering Reading
Speech/Language Pathologist (K-12)
District-wide Bachelor's Degree in
Speech/

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Language Pathology/Communication
Disorders from an accredited educational
institution. Florida certification in
Speech/Language
Pathology and/or licensure in
Speech/Language Pathology.
School Psychologist
District-wide Master's Degree from an
accredited
institution. Certification covering
School Psychology.
Substitute Teachers
High School Diploma or Equivalent.
Contact the District Office for an
application'and more information.
Bus Driver Trainees;
Substitute Bus Drivers.
High School Diploma. 40 hours ofin-
Sservice training will be provided for
qualified applicants. Flexible training
hours. Part of the training prepares
trainees for the driver portion of the
Class B Florida CDL. For information
Sor questions, contact the Transportation
Department at (352) 463-3230.
Highly Qualified
Substitute Teacher Pool
We are accepting applications for our
Highly Qualified Substitute
Teacher Pool. Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree or higher with a
current or
former Florida teaching certificate in a
core subject area. Once approved,

rWHelp Wanted

highly qualified substitutes would be
eligible for substituting at $130 a day in
pre-approved situations where there is
a long-term absence in a core subject
area. All other daily substituting would
be at current daily rates. Contact the
District Office for an application and
more information.
Obtain and submit application to:
Gilchrist County School District,
310 NW 1lth Avenue,
Trenton, FL 32693
(352) 463-3200.
Application may be downloaded at:
www.gilchristschools.org/Personnel.
htm#Application
Attach a resume and any
additional information as
necessary. All applications will
be screened. Not all applicants
will be interviewed.
Applications will be accepted
until positions are filled.
EEO/Drug Free Workplace
www.GilchristSchools.org
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2 LOTS, WATERS LAKE: Well, septic,
no impact fee, $24,500. Also a lot at Wan-
nee, $6,500. Call 352-628-3368 for info.
4tp,5-3-5-24
10 ACRES, DWMH 3 BR/2 BA, 2,550
sq. ft., secluded, $178,000. Possible own-
er finance/lease option. Call for more in-
formation. 386-935-1982.
4tb,5-3-5-24

1 ACRE BELL AREA: Beautifully
wooded, high & dry, owner financing, no
down payment, only $359/mo. $34,900.
352-215-1018.
4tb,4-26-5-17

nm, nrst, 1/2 ACRE NEWBERRY AREA: Beau-
Trenton tifully wooded lot, just off paved street,
convenient to Gainesville, owner financ-
ltb,5-10 ing, no down payment, only $307/mo.
$29,900. 352-215-1018.
a 4tb,4-26-5-17

COUNTRY WAY IN NEWBERRY: 3/2
RAM- full brick built in 2004 for $249,900 Call
adjoining 352.514.7328 Alvin Tate, REALTOR
electric. Bosshardt Realty.

6tb,4-26-5-31

REALLY NICE 2/2 TOWNHOUSE
in G'ville $175,000 2 mi. to UF, 1 mi. to
Oaks Mall. Call 352.514.7328 for Alvin
Tate, REALTOR Bosshardt Realty.
6tb,4-26-5-31

54 ACRES OF ROLLING PASTURE
in southeast Gilchrist County, 20 min-
utes to Gainesville. $15,000 per acre.
Call 352-472-2485.
4tb,4-19-5-10

HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER:
1306 SW 6th Avenue. CB 3 BR/1.5
BA, near Trenton Elementary School,
furnished, $135,000. Unfurnished
$130,000.. Call 463-2042, 7 9 pm
tb,-5-31

SWMH 2 BR/1 BA: $430/moi
last, security required. Between
and Newberry. 352-463-8316.

Real Estatc

TRENTON'S RAMBLING
BEAU ESTATES 2 beautiful a
5-acre tracts, high and dry, well,
septic, owner finance, offers.
4171.

Brad Smith Broker

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Garett Buzbee
Garrett Buzbee

Terri Anderson

BaAU IIPULL designed nome
w/many upgrades. Features 3BR/2BA,
2.03 acres, new construction, 2030 sq ft,
2 car garage, homes ONLY!
Realtor/Broker/Owners

CULSI)M home in deed
restricted Community.
3BR/2BA, 1 acre, 1,872 sq ft,
car garage, split floor plan.

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tract in Fanning. Features fireplace,
large family room/4th bedroom,
fenced yard, 40x20 pole barn,
metal roof.

WATERFRONT! 3BR/2BA, floating
Dock, seawall, .73 acre, 1300 sq ft,
Paved driveway, fenced, homes
only!! Call Terri Anderson
352-356'1961.

Elaine Ewart

Rebecca Woodin

Beautiful rolling 59.96 acres!
FAA approved airstrip, granddaddy
Oak, hardwoods & hay!!
Call Elaine Ewart 352-542-1111.

GREAT LOCATION! 1989 SWMH
Features new water filter, softener system,
Septic, 1.50 acres, 924 sq. ft., beautiful trees
throughout. Call Kimberly Baker
352-493-4200.

2,688 sq ft, 38.78 acres,
in ground pool, 40x100 barn,
pond, sugar cane shed, 4" well.
Call Rebecca Woodin 352-494-8233.

.11 ac Suwannee
.18 ac River Walk
.18 ac Trenton
.24 ac Trenton
.30 ac Chiefland
.46 ac Bell
.70 ac Trenton
.82 ac Chiefland

$295,000
$67,500
$18,500
$19,900
$25,000
$19,900
$24,900
$75,000

.94 ac Old Town
1 ac Bell
1.01 ac Old Town
1.25 ac Fanning
1.80 ac Trenton
1.81 ac Trenton
1.83 ac Trenton
1.94 ac Trenton
2 ac Bell
2.03 ac Trenton

$30,000 2.04 ac Trenton
, $19,900 2.44 ac Old Town
$29,000 3 ac Old Town
$24,900 4 ac Chiefland
$55,000 4.54 ac Trenton
$55,000 4.71 acTrenton
$55,000 4.73 ac Trenton
$55,000 4.75 ac Trenton
$45,000 4.82 ac Trenton
$70.000

$77,500 5 ac Old Town $65,000
$37,500 5 ac Bell $69,900
$45,000 5 ac Trenton $98,500
$70,000 5.26 ac Trenton $115,000
$130,000 6.07 ac Trenton $104,900
$135,000 6.08 ac Trenton $104,900
$130,000 6.64 ac GulfHammock$150,000
$79,900 7.72 ac Chiefland $97,500.
$115,000 8.18 ac Chiefland $105,000
SKO 8.80 ac High Springs $132,000

9.14 ac Bell
9.24 ac Chiefland
9.62 ac Bell
9.63 ac Chiefland
9.88 ac Chiefland

10 ac Trenton
10ac Bell
10 ac Chiefland
10 ac Chiefland

$138,000
$114,900
$129,900
$260,000
$135.000

$40,000
,$100,000
$109,900
$125,000

10.8 ac Inglis $175,000
14.85 ac High Springs, $222,750
14.97 ac Bell $131,250

20 ac Bell $259,000
25 ac Trenton $380,000
25 ac Trenton $275,000
29.94 ac Bell $262,500
31.33 ac Chiefland $313,300
33.5 ac Trenton $502,500

70 ac Trenton
80 ac Bell
100 ac Trenton
105.08 ac Chiefland
120 ac Bell
152 ac Trenton
154 ac Bell
160 ac Trenton
160 ac Trenton

$330,000
$800,000
,$1,079,000
$1,044,750
$1,200,000
$1,795,800
$2,002,000
$2,400,000
$2,240,000

Kimberly Baker

.90 ac Chiefland 527ac
.900 2.04 acTrenton $64,900 5 ac Bell $59,900 8.89 ac Chiefland $110,000 10ac Bell $127,500 57.37 ac Chiefland $1,147,400
9ac Trenton $175,000 10ac Bell $149,900 LIST W ITH U S!

FREE MARKET

ANALYSIS!

Seeking individuals wanting to provide quality care to a caseload of
patients and their families through direct care, supervision and
interdisciplinary coordination. The following shifts are available:

Mon-Fri (8am-5pm) (weekend rotation & evening call)
Mon-Fri (2pm-10pm) (no weekends)

Minimum qualification include: Licerse as a RN in the State of Florida,
BSN preferred, one year of clinical based experience, with IV,
Wound-Care and Infusion experience preferred. Good organization and
communication skills.

Mileage is reimbursable; 401K available to all employees.

Shands at University of Florida
Kim Beauford, Employment Coordinator
Box 100347, Gainesville, FL 32610
FAX: 352-265-7948 Phone: 800-325-0367
Email: beaufk@shands:ufl.edu
Also Accepting Resumes or Applications
Gainesville HomeCare Agency 3515 NW 98th Street, Gainesville, FL 32606
Shands supports a drug- free \' rkplace-FOE I F D/V ;-

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RESIDENTIAL
LAKE PROPERTY, perfect for first time buyers, vacationers or
retirees! Be the first to live in this 3BR, 2BA manuf. home located in
Gilchrist Co. yet minutes to Newberry or Gainesville. Call William
Gillespie, 352-225-1921. $98,900. #272279
ONE ACRE CORNER LOT with concrete block home. Nice
in-ground pool, 1024 Sq. Ft. workshop, detached garage, new kitchen
& appliances, fireplace, screened-in back patio & fenced-in yard. A
must see! Call Deena Erickson-Klacko, 494-2404. $225,500. #272810
GREAT HORSE PROPERTY, 30x50 barn w/concrete floor & 20 Ft.
high roof could be Apt/office. Partially finished feed/tack rm, power &
water. Fenced areas for horses w/elec. rope fencing. 4BR, 2BA MH
w/Lg Kit. & deck. Near springs & rivers. Low Gilchrist Co. taxes. Call
Will Gillespie, 225-1921. $269,900. #278117
VACANT LAND
LOVE A GRACIOUS SETTING? Once in a moon light you find a
2.35 acre lot with a peaceful atmosphere on paved road ready for your
future home! Call Isabel Smith, 318-7829. $54,000. #269665
ONLY MINUTES TO BELL & GINNIE SPRINGS this 5 acres is
lightly wooded & secluded. Great for a weekend retreat. Call Perry
McDonald, 386-278-0310. $70,000. #277234
10 MAGICAL ACRES across the street from O'Leno State Park &
loaded with north Florida wildlife. Perfect spot for your home or
weekend retreat! Call Tony Boothby, 386-262-1159 or Isabel Smith,
318-7829. $89,900. #278538
BEAUTIFUL 5-ACRE homesite in homes only gated community.
Located in northern Gilchrist County, just a few miles from the historic
Suwannee River & the Santa Fe River. Come & relax in the country,
while keeping the city within reach. Call William Gillespie, 225-1921.
$115,000. #260804

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As June 1 nears, FPL urges customers to prepare for another Florida hurricane season

Trees are a great place to start.
With another hurricane season of-
ficially starting June 1, 2007 Florida
Power and Light Company gives res-
idents hurricane preparation advice
and information to save their trees
from potential damage while reduc-
ing the risk of tree-related outages.
FPL encourages customers to sur-
vey and prepare yards now, before the
beginning of hurricane season. "Pre-
vious storm seasons have taught us
that strong winds during storms can
often cause trees and their limbs to
fall upon power lines, causing power
disruptions and safety hazards," said
Steve Anderson, vegetation manage-
ment specialist for FPL.
Anderson recommends the follow-
ing tips to prepare Florida residents
- and their trees for the upcoming
storm season while minimizing the
likelihood that trees will interfere
with power lines and disrupt electri-
cal service:
-Look for dead or weakened
branches that could snap during a
storm and begin pruning to help trees

better withstand high winds, trained line clearing professionals er outage, call 1-800-4-OUTAGE to
-If you do see a tree tangled in or should work around power lines, report the problem.
too close to a power line, don't try -If a tree or branch has damaged a -The best way to keep trees from
and trim it yourself. Only specially pole or line, creating sparks or a pow- interfering with power lines is pre-

County Commissioners brace for future growth

the Board of County Commissioners.
Commissioner Tommy Langford
made a motion to approve phase 2 of
the subdivision and Commissioner
Kenrick Thomas seconded the mo-
tion. The commissioners voted unan-
imously to approve the proposed sub-
division.
Later in the meeting, the com-
missioners decided to follow the
example both Levy and Alachua
counties have set in adopting a trans-
portation corridor map.
."It is better to do a grid system in
advance and say to developers, build
your subdivision to the grid," John
McPherson, county attorney, said
in recommending the transportation
corridor map to the commissioners.
A public hearing on the trans-
portation corridor map will be held
in June.

In other county news:

No traffic light at SR 26 and Wac-
casassa Road
County Commissioner Sharon
Langford explained Monday that af-
ter conducting a traffic signal study at
the intersection of SR 26 and SE 70th
Ave. (Waccasassa Road), the Florida
Department of Transportation had
concluded' that a traffic signal at this
location would not be in the public's
best interest, but based on the crash
data FDQT will reduce the speed
limit through the intersection from 60
mph to 50 mph for 800 feet in each
direction.
According to a letter written by
Anthony J. Falotico, assistant district
traffic operations engineer at FDOT,
the Lake City Traffic Operation Of-
fice completed a thorough traffic
study at the busy intersection. The
study included field reviews, traf-
fic counts, speed study and a review

of the crash history. Traffic volumes
counted on March. 7-8 did not meet
criteria specified in the Manual of
Uniform Traffic Control' Devices
(MUTCD). However, crash data ob-
tained from the Florida Highway Pa-
trol in Cross City did reveal 9 crashes
from January 2004 through February
2007, but no specific crash pattern at
the location.

Fate of driver's license office in
Trenton will not be saved by the
county
With Deb Roby, representing the
Division of Driver's License, at her
arm, Gilchrist County Tax Collec-
tor Marilyn Bruce'asked the Board
of County Commissioners to decide
if the tax collector's office will take
on the responsibilities of the Division
of Driver's License which will soon
close its Trenton location.
S Despite Roby assuring the com-
mission that the needed equipment,
which is estimated at $45,000, would
be passed on to the county at no
cost, Commission Chairman Randy
Durden expressed skepticism at the
county taking on the added role of
driver's license service.
The commissioners withdrew
further from the discussion when
Roby stated that the Division of
Driver's License office in Gilchrist
County took in just $11,000 last year,
being open just one day each week.
Bruce said that two additional

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staff positions would need to be add-
ed to run the driver's license office, at
an estimated annual salary of $35,000
per position including benefits.
"To begin with we will take baby
steps. No non-aliens, driving tests or
commercial trucks," Bruce said.
Recognizing a $59,000 deficit
that would result from the added re-
sponsibility of a driver's license of-
fice, Durden said he was not looking
for the county to step out on a limb at
this time of uncertainty in Tallahas-
see.
"I just don't think we're going to
have the revenue to support it," Dur-
den said. ;
"Under different circumstances I
would like for us to offer the service
to the community," Commissioner
Tommy Langford said.
Before closing discussion on the
topic, Bruce told the county com-.
missioners that every county tax col-
lector's office in the state will likely
be mandated to take responsibility
Sfor running a driver's,license office
within the county in coming years.
Gilchrist County residents will
be able to travel to the Levy County
Tax Collector's branch office, located
at 226 S. Main Street, Chiefland for
all driver's license needs. The office
is open Monday through Friday from
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more in-
formation, call the branch office at
493-4646.
Animal Control facility
At the request of County Admin-
istrator Ronnie McQueen, the county
commission has authorized the use of
$87,500 to build an Animal Control
facility on three, acres at the Solid
Waste facility.
Initially the board had approved
$37,500 to be spent on land acquisi-
tion and $50,000 for the facility, but
since land acquisition is no longer
necessary the commissioners voted
unanimously on Monday to allocate
all funds for construction of the fa-
cility.
McQueen said that he had re-
cently visited several animal control
facilities in neighboring counties to
help determine what Gilchrist Coun-
ty needs.
Tentatively, the building portion
of the facility will be 24 x 48 which
will include offices and a cat area and
room for 42 dogs.
A draftsman will soon be in-
structed to draw up plans for the
facility which is scheduled for con-
struction during this budget year.

Lilly Springs
Gilchrist County officials are
currently being plagued by phone
calls from concerned citizens, many
of wh6m are upset over a proposed
water bottling plant at Lilly Spring's.
which is just 3 of a mile downstream
from Poe Springs and mile up-
stream of Rum Island Springs on the
Santa Fe River.
While an application for a wa-
ter use permit has been filed with
the Suwannee River Water Manage-
ment District, County Manager Ron-
nie McQueen said on Monday that
no one has applied for. a special use
for bottled water permit within the
county.
Residents living near Lilly
Springs began to rally soon after.
Jacksonville attorney Wayne Flow-
ers representing Lilly Springs. Water
Bottling, Richard E. Corbiri Trust
submitted an application for a water
bottling plant to SRWMD on March
15. According to the application, the
proposed bottled water plant would
have an average daily use of 1 mil-
lion gallons and a maximum annual
withdrawal of 365 million gallons.
Concerned citizen Russ Augs-
purg attended Monday afternoon's
county commission meeting to let the
commissioners know that a group of
residents are currently meeting three
times each month at Poe Springs in
an attempt to share their concerns
over a second water bottling plant in
Gilchrist County.
The civic group will next meet on
May 17 at 6:30 p.m. at Poe Springs,
according to Augspurg.

vention: choose the right tree and
plant it in the right place to begin
with. Consider the mature height of
a tree when planting near overhead
electric lines.
Trees planted in the right place
are also given the room they need to
achieve proper form and height with-
out posing a safety hazard..
To improve and protect system-
wide reliability, FPL has also em-
ployed its own aggressive vegeta-
tion trimming.cycle along with other
measures as part of its "Storm Se-
cure" plan; a comprehensive program
to strengthen the electrical grid and
make it more resistant against future
hurricanes. Approximately 11,000
miles of power lines were cleared in
'2006, including 4,200 miles of mid-
cycle "hot spots" where fast-growing
trees threatened to intrude on wiring.
This year, FPL continues its 3-year
on average trimming cycle of main
lines and has launched a program to
trim neighborhood lines on a- 6-year
average cycle. In addition to vegeta-
tiori management, 2007 Storm Secure
efforts and other reliability plans in-
clude:
'System "hardening" strengthens
infrastructure serving critical com-
mnnitv facilities to withstand severe

wind conditions, minimizing poten-
tial interruptions to essential services
such as hospitals and surrounding
businesses such as grocery stores,
pharmacies, and gas stations.
-Pole Inspections the company
will inspect an average of more than
500 poles per work day, completing
127,000 pole inspections during the
first full year of pole inspection, re-
inforcement and replacement under
the new eight year pole inspection
program.
-Thermovision Using state-of-
the-art, infrared technology, ther-
movision allows FPL to detect and
replace potentially faulty equipment
before it causes a power interrup-
tion.
-Research and Development FPL
is engaged in collaborative research
with other utilities to study the effects
of hurricane winds and storm surge
on their systems.
"While no system can be 100 per-
cent hurricane proof, FPL's Storm Se-
cure Plan will improve the resiliency
our system and enhanced year-round
reliability," said Manny Miranda,
FPL vice president for distribution
system performance. "At FPL, we
are working everyday to make our
electrical grid stronger."

Lowyns accepts commandant

Outgoing Tri-County Marine Corps Commandant, Harry Hopwood
passes the gavel and the command over to incoming Commandant,
Robert E. Lowyns of Bronson. Hopwood served for four terms and was
lauded at the meeting for the outstanding job he had done. Lowyns,
in taking command, promises to continue with the many community
programs the Marine League takes part in and to build on that system.
Photo by John Howell.

OPEN GARDENt*
Eddy & Cindy Scott of Countryside Daylilies are
having an open house at their garden every weekend
in May and the 1st weekend in June from 8am 2pm
on Saturday and Sunday. They have a large land-
scaped.garden with several split rail fences, old sugar
kettles, peacocks, and2 koi ponds. There will be thou-
sands of blooming hybrid daylilies & myriad other
flowers. They are located in NE Gilchrist County.
From the intersection of County Road 340 & State
Road 47 (flashing red light) go North on SR-47 for 1.5
miles to NE 65th Street (limerock road) also marked
Ginnie Springs --> turn right & go 8/10 mile. For
more information go to countrysidedaylilies.com or
call 386-454-3937 or 386-454-3687.

IMARC BECHAMPLAIN
is now taking

n outside horses

to train for

reining & cow horse.

Seven 's Gate F&ap.

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1 010714-02730000-0010 .
BRADLEY FRED L & LINDA S
LOT 1 SANTA FE BEND SUBD CONT
10.02 AC 62/257 226/460 251/
290 261/181 263/538 294/214

2,800.17
10.020AC

2.010714-02730000-0020 HX 3,409.70
BRADLEY FRED L & I INI.AS 11.700AC
LOT 2 SANTA FE BEND SUBD -' NT
11.7 AC 62 25'. rlI 251/290
261/181 263/538 2000/1283
3 120714-00000001-0020 145.77
RUSH ROBERT A 40.360AC
N 456 FT OF NW/4 OF SE/4 OF
12-7-14 LESS N 456.50 FT OF
E/2 OF E/2 OF NW/4 OF SE/4 &
4 120714-00000001-0040 HX 195.62
HIGH DONALD M 9.640AC
W 3/4 OF NW/4 OF SE/4 LESS N
456 FT CONT 19.64 AC 62/685
125/421 229/225 252/24 UTIL
5 120714-00670000-0100 HX 1,343.29
WHITE ELIZABETH G 10.240AC
LOT 10 SUWANNEE FORK UNREC
SUBD 13-7-14 OR 68/38 120/508 '
6 120714-00670000-0170 HX 822.42
MADDEN RICHARD P & JANET A 9.910AC
LOT 17 SUW FORK UNREC SUBD
47/419:71/332 101/188 103/375
203/124 270/17 270/19 283/46
7 120714-00670000-0310 311,60
OSBORNE THOMAS B 3.150AC
LOT 31 SUWANNEE FORK UNREC
SUBD OR 71 PG 190
8 120714-00670000-0500 2,920.46
MCCORMICK LARRY & CATHERINE 38.000AC
N 3/4 (OR 990 FT) OF SE/4 OF
NW/4 & N 990 FT LYING E &
NEXT TO S _N TA FE RIV OF SW/4
9 130714-0122000D-0060 480.02
WILLIAMS JANICE & 1.120AC
LOT 6 BLK D UNIT 2 TWO RIV
ESTATE OR 57/560 109/607 &
643 128/680 129/17 179/77
10 130714-0122000E-0140 537.47
WILKERSON BILLY D & RUTH 1.OOOAC
LOT 14 BLK E UNIT 2 TWO
RIVERS ESTATE 12-7-14 101/66
EI.ASE MENT 132/614 227/80 2004/'
11 130714-0122000D-0040 HX 532.61
CREWS EVA J- 1.OOOAC
LOT 4 BLK D UNIT 2 TWO RIV
ESTATE 83/23 123/47 133/357
:-33 .5 268/472
12 130714-0122000E-0060 157.54
MCMAHON BRIDGET M & PEGGY S 0.990AC
LOT 6 BLK E UNIT 2 TWO RIVERS
ESTATE 68/90 109/673 2004/3581
13 130714-0122000E-0170 157.54
WARREN KEITH 1.OOOAC
LOT 17 BLOCK E UNIT 2 TWO
RIVERS ESTATE 69/86 70/404
139/331 153/363 TAX DEED 214/
14 130714-0380000C-0190" 147.12
VONDERAU DOROTHY M / 0.500AC
PART OF REPLAT RIVERVIEW LOTS
LOT 19 BLKC 76/118 230/151
230/152 2000/239
15'130714-0380000C-0200 508.41
VONDERAU DOROTHY MARIE 0.460AC
PART OF REPLAT RIVERVIEW LOT
20 BLKC 36/186 113/471 113/
623
16 1307:-1-'., i"i'C-0230' 602.97
BUTCHER JOSEPH H 0.660AC
PART OF REPLAT LOT 23 BLK C
'4 ',.; 143/98 UTIL EASEMENT
145/75 202/719 2002/4228
17 1 '," I-.l-lI .. 'liin-i ,I l 920.02

1., .III II, IF & TAMIMYL
SUWANNEE RIVER 5 AC
I .I "' LL I l !5- i '.,-;. ., ."
'.',I ." '" .1l ll l I i' .v. M I i .' Ii,
18 130714-03820000-0290
I'1 I [ V.[ I'l [I ''D F & J' ii I.
*., ', i l' i' l.- l'.' i- A C
RANCHET;' ** ,1'" ?, 103/
218-219 133/612
- 19 ':. ii II I nf 1111 -0020
S1 1N /I / I'..1 I' :. '1i 1 '
COM AT'., OF NE/4 OF NE/4 GO

5.000AC

553.79
5.000AC

1,."0. 7
10.000AC

N 373.45 FT TO POB GO W 1118.
26 FT TO ERLY R/W OF HWY 129
20 250714-00000004-0000 HX 266.73
SMITH RAYMOND & MONA 9.500AC
NW/4 OF SE/4 OF NE/4 LIFE
ESTATE-MINNIE SMITH 76/46
LESS RD R/W:2. I .,i 2" i tIn
21 260714-02580000-0120 HX 1,187.35
CAMPBELL DAVID & PEGGY 10.000AC
LOT 12 SUWANNEE SHORES SUBD
CONT 10 AC 212/002
RESTRICTIONS 248/564 249/100
22 260714-1 1-'i"Ni''1.-.13 I 1 1,659.11.
MCGEE DAWN 10.000AC
LOT 31 SUWANNEE 1-1.' Q'-ES SUBD
CONT 10 AC 212/002
RESTRICTIONS 248/564 249/100
23 260714-02580000-0400 HX 1,783.48
SCHIRO GARY A & ELEANOR 10.000AC
LOT 40 SUWANNEE SHORES SUBD
CONT 10 AC,25-7-14 212/002
221/471 RESTRICTIONS 248/564
24 350714-00000016,-0000 HX 209.50
WATERS LISA 3.200AC
COM AT NE COR OF NW /4 OF SW
/4 GO W 1065.72 FT TO E BK OF
SUW RIV GO S 9 DEG 34 MIN E
25 360714-00000007-0000 553.29 .
PHILMAN KEITH L & I J 142.720AC
SE/4 OR 63 PG 58 LESS RD R/W
149/461 2001/1261 LESS 14.278
ACRES 2003/3784 2005/6541
26 010814-00000002-0000 6,274.73
PHILMAN KEITH L & I J 49.680AC
NE/4 LESS RD R/W & LESS 6 AC
TO CHILDREN 63/58-63 & LESS 2
AC TO AT & T 17/62 & LESS .50
27 Of0814-00000015-0030 190.27
PRESCOTT WILLIAM & KAREN 0.840AC
BEG AT NW/C OF NW/4 OF NE/4 OF
SW/4 1-8-14 THENCE RUN ALG N
LN OF NW/4 S 89 DEG E 199.45
28 010814-00000019-0000 HX 65.10
MILLER AUGUST P & BETTY 5.000AC
S/2 OF SE/4 OF SW/4 OF SW/4
OR 60 PG 246
29 010814-00000020-0000 690.61
STEWART DEWITT & ALETHA 1.OOAC
COM AT NW/COR OF SW/4 OF SE/4
GO E 105 YDS S 70 YDS W 35
YDS N 35 YDS W 70 YDS N 35
30 010814-00000023-0000 696.00
STEWART DEWITT & ALETHA 1.OOOAC:
BEG AT SW/C OF AVAUGHN 1 AC
SOLD TO H W SIMMONS & IN THE
NW/C OF SW/4 OF SE/4 OF 1-8-
31 010814-00620000-0370 HX 484.48
SMITH JENNIFER A & 2.270AC
LOT 37 THE HILLS UNREC SUBD
MTS & BDS DESC 2.27 AC
97/604-607 118/464 R/W
32 010814-06210000-0010 666.78
'JOHNSON FRANKLIN & STEPHANIE 4.540AC
LOT 1 REPLAT OF LOTS 7-12 THE
HILLS UNREC SUBD DESC AS
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF 1-8-14
33 030814-00000016-0000 HX 3,171.47
HART J D JR & FELICIA ANNE 20.000AC
N/2 OF SE/4 OF NE/4 87/472
101/418 103/647 226/91 226/92
282/005
34 030814-00680000-0090 592.17
DUNAGAN RONALD L &.KAREN & 4.880AC
LOT 9 SUWANNEE OAKS SUBD CONT
4.88 AC 11"9:' 24
35 030814-06320000-0050 HX 639.07
GRIFFIS DIANE RENEE 10.010AC -
LOT 5 2ND AI.II I l, SHADY BEND
SUBD CONT 10.01 AC 115/312
2002/3804 UTIL I \'.1I i Ir .? '

36 040814-00000012-0030
N n-I-C lii(i.xl i ill'.N OG
W/2 OF W/2 OF NE/4 OF SE/4
LESS .27 AC RD R/W CONT 9.73
AC 102/91 I. '- I
37 "1'o i i (Iim Ii, 'llI nu'l .
HOOLIHAN'l lii' '.1 P
LOT 6 SHAD', ItIl i l i OR 80/153 &
434 144/66 1I :. 271/421
' '11 ., a

601.44
9.730AC

959.26
5.350AC

38 050814-00630000-0100
O'NEILL FRANK &
LOT 10 SHADY BEND 88/64
39 050814-06310000-0040
SELLERS GUSSIE DEAN
LOT 4 SHADY BEND FIRST ADDIT
CONT 5.04 AC 100/124 122/471

714.20

5.520AC

783.20
5.040AC

2006

GILCHRIST COUNTY

DELINQUENT TAX LIST

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL BE SOLD...
on the 31ST day of MAY 2007 via the
INTERNET at Web Addresses...........

www.gilchristtaxcollector.com
or
Gilchrist.TaxSale.com

TAX CERTIFICATES will be sold on the
following described land to pay the
amount due for taxes herein set opposite of the same,
together with all cost,interest,and advertising.

Taxpayers wishing to pay their delinquent taxes
BEFORE MAY 31ST, 2007
must pay by cash, cashier's check or moneyorder.
MON

62 160814-00000006-0000 441.38
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ET AL 2,650AC
BEG AT SW/C OF NW/4 & GO ON W
LN OF SEC 16 N 18 FT TO POB
CONT N "' FT GO S 86 DEG
63 1 i); I 4- l'21Niii \ 11 5n 324,39
PHILPOT DAVID ET AL 0 s:.u \''
LOT 25 & 26 BLK A 2ND ADD SUW
RIV HIGHLANDS SUBD OR 52 PG

40 080814-00000009-0000 2,182.05
GREEN LINDA C 10.850AC
COM AT NE/C OF 8-8-14 RUN ON
E LN S 01 DEG E 18 FT TO S LN
OF CO RD R/W GO ON SAID R/W S
41 080814-00000016-0010 638.66
CAGGIANO GUIDO & JOAN C 5.100AC
COM AT NE/C OF 8-8-14 GO ON E
LN OF SEC S.01 DEG E 1868 FT
GO N 82 DEG W 389.85 FT TO
42 080814-00000021-0000 207.94
MCSHERRY DECEMBER 20.040AC
COM AT NE/C OF SEC 8-8-14 &
GO ON E LN OF SEC S 1418 FT
TO POB GO S 88 DEG W 1247 FT
43 090814-00000001-0000 1,100.01
TABER BENJAMIN E 9.000AC
COM AT NE/C OF 9-8-14 GO S 18
FT TO CO RD R/W & POB GO ON
R/ W W 265.96 FT GO S 1469.69
44 090814-00000003-0010 155.12
TABER BENJAMIN E 43.590AC
COM AT NE/C GO ON E LN OF SEC ,
18 FT TO CO RD R/W GO ON R/W
LN 265.96 FT TO POB CONT ON
45090814-06800000-0130 HX 1,244.86
RAMEY BETTY L 4.780AC
LOT 13 UNIT 2 SUWANNEE OAKS ;
SUBD CONT 4.78 AC 121/92 128/
517 135/371 172/668 176/70
46 100814-01310000-0030 944.82
STP.INl 'R SUSAN HURST 5.000AC
ILOT 3 JOSHUAACRES SUBD CONT
5 AC 139/252 182/429 2000/4969
47 100814-03040000-0030 1,524.59
ECHEVERRI PAULO & ISMAEL 7.950AC
LOT 3 CEDAR HILLS SUBD 56/117
107/51 118/386 2002/5393 2003/
3446 2005/5861 2006/2418
48 110814-00000001-0050 HX 232.66
HERNANDEZ JOSE OR LYNN 5.000AC
FOR POR COM AT NW/C OF NE/4
OF NE/4 THENCE RUN S 88 DEG E
ALG N LINE OF SEC 11 71.74 FT
49 110814-00000005-0000 HX 1,044.21
DOUGLAS ROSALIE 15.000AC
W/2 OF SE/4 OF NE/4 81/211
UNTIL EASEMENT 223/678 LESS 5
AC TO ANTHONY DOUGLAS 266/512
50 110814-00000006-0000 991.74
MCGRAW DIANE 20.000AC
W/2 OF SW/4 OF NE/4 52/235
63/ 677 175/157 198/194 244/
656-660 2005/1722 2006/5597
51 110814-00000006-0010 1,550.74
BOULIANE PAUL F 20.000AC
E/2 OF SW/4 OF NE/4 OR 55 PG
249 & OR 63 PG 306, 307 & 534
82/107 83/658 125/07 141/378
52 120814-00000001-0010 HX 415.88
TRAIL CHARLIE DEAN 9.360AC
AS PT OF REF COM AT NW/C OF
NE/4 OF 12-8-14 GO E 50.63 FT
TO E R/W LN OF U S HWY 129
53 120814-00000012-0000 HX 563.15
BURGESS DANIEL J III & 0.500AC
BEG AT NW/C OF NW/4 OF NE/4
OF 12-8-1f4 THENCE RUN S 70
YDS & E 86 2/3 YDS TO POB
54 120814-00000015-0010 1,026.05
MARTIN HUGH D ET AL 14.940AC
E/2 OF SW/4 OF NW/4 LESS 5 AC
TO BOYETTE 81/209 268/610
2002/5128 2005/2926
55 120814-00000015-0011 327.21
MARTIN HUGH D ET AL 5.060AC
S/2 OF SE/4 OF SW/4 OF NW/4
81/209 268/610 2002/5128 2004/
3990 2005/625 2005/2924 2005/
56 120814-00000036-0000 691.12
CHOPE DESIREE M & DARROW E & 4.440AC
NW/4 OF SE/4 LESS 21 AC SOLD
TO BOLLINGER & WILSON & LESS
5 AC TO BLOOM & LESS 8 AC TO
57 1208,14-02250000-0020 817.59
NARSINGH LALITADEVI 5.020AC
LOT 2 HUNTERS CHASE FARMS
CONT 5.02 AC 176/129
58 120814-02250000-0110 817.59
BUNCE DARYL F & NANNETTE F 5.020AC
LOT 11 HUNTERS CHASE FARMS
CONT 5.02ACRES 183/568 199/
219 266/698 267/483 2000/1554
59 120814-02250000-0120 1,120.45
BUNCE DARYL F & NANNETTE F; 5.020AC
LOT 12 HUNTERS CHASE FARMS
CONT 5.02AC 183/570 199/219
228/254 267/472 267/483 UTIL
60 150814-00000002-0045 67.74
SMITH ROSCOE & RHONDA G 9.680AC
S/2 OF COM AT NE/C OF NW/4
15-8-14 THENCE RUN S 69.70 FT
TO S R/W CR 340 THENCE S 89
61 160814-00000005-0000 1,013.44
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ET AL 10.500AC
BEG AT SE COR OF N/2 OF SEC
GO TO NE COR OF SEC GO W TO
Kl(l BIL)RY OF ST RD 340 GO IN

86 190814-06420000-0160 943.36
SLATER MICHAEL C 1.540AC
LOT 16 2ND ADDIT SUWANNEE
LANDING SUBD 19-8-14 &
30-8-14 89/542 127/448
87 190814-06420000-0170 943.36
SLATER MICHAEL C 1.510AC
LOT 17 2ND ADDIT SUWANNEE
LANDING SUBD 19-8-14 &
31I.s-14 .-l 542 127/448
88 190814-06420000-0220 846.07
DEVIL'S ELBOW INC 1.160AC
LOT 22 2ND ADDIT SU\,\ \NN
LANDING SUBD 30-8-14 112/436

A

215 OR 66 PG 195 80/415 251/
64 160814-0162000A-0280 178.40
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ET AL. 0.550AC
LOT 28 BLK A 2ND ADD SUW RIV
HIGHLANDS SUB OR 66 PG 194
80/416 251/362
65 160814-0162000B-0070 564.22
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY 2.060AC
LOTS 7 & 8 BLK B 2ND ADDIT SUW
RIV HIGHLANDS SUBD 80/416 251/
362
66 160814-0162000B-0100 830.12
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY 3.090AC
LOTS 10 11 & 12 BLK B 2ND ADD
SUW RIV HIGHLANDS SUBD 80/416
251/362
67 160814-0162000B-0150 HX 1,135.29
FUQUAY WILLIAM STUART & 1.500AC
LOT 15 BLK B 2ND ADD SUW RIV
HIGHLANDS SUBD 49/361 173/401
177/694 UTILITY EASEMENT 178/
68 160814-0162000C-0010 423.45
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY 2.240AC
LOTS 1 & 2 BLK C 2ND ADDIT
SUW RIV HIGHLANDS SUBD 66/194
80/416 UTIL EASEMENT 206/252
69 160814-0162000C-0110 HX 794.60
WHITE PATRICK E 2.160AC
LOT 11 BLK C 2ND ADD SUW RIV
HIGHLANDS SUBD 152/117 UTIL
EASEMENT 153/42 155/498
70 160814-0162000C-0230 282.67
PHILPOT.DAVID HENRY 2.040AC
LOTS 23 & 24 BLK C 2ND ADDIT
SUW RIV HIGHLANDS SUBD 66/194
80/416 UTIL EASEMENT 206/252
71160814-01630000-0040 298.33
PHILPOT I PEST 1,000AC
LOT 4 3RD ADD SUW RIVER
HIGHLANDS SUBD
72 1608.14-01630000-0130 1,062.24
SELBY JAMES D & GLENDA F 1.OOOAC
LOT 13 3RD ADDITION SUW RIV
HIGHLANDS SUBD 52/21 Ir,2 33'4
247/16 UTIL EASEMENT (LOT 13)
73 160814-01630000-0140 317.89
SMITH JAMES R & SHELLY D 1.OOOAC
LOT 14 SUW RIVER HIGHLANDS
3RD ADDITION 52/21 162/339
247/16 250/637 2000/4266 2000/
74 160814-01630000-0150 HX 360.95
SMITH JAMES RANDY& SHELLEY 2.000AC
LOTS 15 & 16 3RD ADD SUW RIV
HIGHLANDS SUBD OR 59/248
119/507 255/503 283/406
75 160814-01630000-0220 1,893:73
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY 7.000AC
LOTS 22 23 24 25 26 27 & 28
3RD ADDIT SUW RIV HIGHLANDS
SUBD 66/194 80/416 81/57 153/
76.160814-01630000-0310 830.12
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY 3.000AC
LOTS 31 32 & 33 3RD ADDIT SUW
RIV HIGHLANDS SUBD 66/194 80/
416 81/57 153/378 151/362
77 160814-01630000-0340 3,755.02
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY 14.000AC
LOTS 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41
42 43 44 45 46 & 47 3RD ADpIT
SUW RIV HIGHLANDS SUBD 66/194
78 160814-01630000-1090 1,893.73
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ET AL 7.220AC
LOTS 109 110 111 112 113 114
115 3RD ADD SUW RIV HIGHLANDS
SUBD 66/194 80/416 81/57
79 160814-01880000-0030 236.49
WISOLMERSKI ROBERT 5.010AC
TRACT 3 POSTELL ESTATES UNREC
SURD DESC IN METES & BDS 141/
398 145/432-433 147/85 150/431
80 160814-01880000-0040 420.17
WISOLMERSKI ROBERT 33.520AC
TRACTS 4 5 6 & N 8.5 AC OF
TRACT 7 POSTELL ESTATES UNREC
SUBD DESC IN METES & BDS 141/
81 160814-01880000-0091 'HX 435.49
MATTHEW KAREN 5:OOOAC
W/2 OF TRACT 9POSTELL
ESTATES UNREC SUBD METES &
BDS DESC CONTAINING 5 AC
82 170814-00170000-0300 436.95
GROSS LEO L & KATHRYN O 5.180AC
N 100 FT OF S 1100 FT OF GOVT
LOT 5 CONT 5.18 AC LESS E 50'
LOT 30 62/268 114/442 160/709
83 170814-00000001-0010 311.86
HOLIFIELD JASON G 5.000AC
N/2 OF W/2 OF W/2 OF SE/4 OF
SE/4 69/342 2006/4503
84 170814-00170000-0190 1,442.60
HEWITT RICHARD H OR DAWN A -2.310AC
LOT 19 MTS & BDS DESC OF
UNREC SUBD 108/575 CONT 2.50
AC M/L UTILITY EASEMENT
85 190814-06420000-0140 984.03
STAMPS DAVID G & SHIRLEY 1.610AC
LOT 14 2ND ADDIT SUWANNEE
LANDING SUBD 19-8-14 84/258
134/293 2006/3304 2006/3483

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BAILES MILTON LEON &
PCL 4 LONG METES & BDS DESC
OR 51 PG 217 & 218 102/591
113/248 HILL/BAYNARD UNREC

20.000AC

90 210814-00000004-0062 341.06
LEAL DAISY MARIE 2.000AC
COM AT SW/C OF NW/4 OF NW/4 OF
21-8-14 FOR POB THENCE RUN ALG
W LN OF NW/4 OF NW/4 N 330.60
91 220814-00000003-0060 HX 1,648.81
JOCKERS TERRIE F & RICHARD 5.000AC
S/2 OF N/2 OF E/2 OF E/2 OF
S/2 OF SE/4 CONT 5 AC 104/396
92 240814-00000002-0000 HX 382.91
SASSER WILLIAM C 5.000AC
W 330 FT OF N/2 OF NE/4 OF
NE/4 150/639 224/118 225/465
246/297 248/146 UTIL EASEMENT
93 250814-00930000-0040 1,492.80
HOLLON DENNIS C 5.180AC
LOT 4 HIGH COUNTRY SUBD CONT
5.18 AC 175/694 2000/161
2000/2923 2000/3536 2000/4134
94 250814-00930000-0090 802.07
DEPAS WILSON 5.350AC
LOT 9 HIGH COUNTRY SUBD CONT
5.35 AC 101/438 192/596 2003/
6552 2003/6553 2005/1761
95 250814-00000018-0011 1,572.69
ROBERTS LARRY 2.360AC
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 OF SE/4
25-8-14 THENCE UN ALG N LN OF
NW/4 OF SE/4 S 87 DEG W 682.96
96 250814-00000033-0010 1,147.05
SMITH JAMES M & REBECCA L 0.460AC
COM AT PT 30 FT W OF SW/C OF
BLK 5 TOWN OF BELL SUBD FOR
POB THENCE RUN W 200 FT
97 250814-00000036-0010 214.98
BELL FARM SUPPLY INC 0.480AC
COM AT NW/C OF BLK 12 TOWN OF
BELL GO S 61 DEG W 240 FT GO
S 28 DEG E 100 FT TO POB CONT
98 250814-00000037-0000 2,778.87
BELL.FARM SUPPLY INC 2.190AC
COM'30 FT W OF NW/C OF BLK 12
AS POB GO S 61 DEG W400 FT
GO S 28 DEG E 60 FT GO N 61
99 250814-00000040-0000 121.07
COX A RESTATE 0.230AC
COM 130 FT W OF NW/C OF BLK 5
TOWN OF BELL GO W 100 FT GO S
100 FT GO E 100 FT GO N 100
100 250814-00200001-0030 FHX 394.28
MARTIN RITA 0.450AC
LOTS 3 & 4 BLK 1 TOWN OF BELL
FLA 131/477 UTILITY EASEMENT
158/684 219/450
101 250814-00200003-0010 1,088.00
BADGER DELORES J 0.220AC
LOT 1 BLK 3 TOWN OF BELL FL
95/461 -
102 250814-00200005-0030 1,178.49
ROBERTS LARRY D 0.220AC
LOT 3 BLK 5 TOWN OF BELL FL
118/8 214/466 2004/1127 2004/
1528
103 250814-00200010-0010 2,191.96
ROBERTS LARRYD & 0.220AC
S 50 FT OF LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 10
TOWN OF BELL FLA 53/320-321
91/602 112/292 115/14 2001/
104 250814-00200010-0020 1,102.94
ROBERTS LARRY 0.220AC
N 50 FT OF LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 10
TOWN OF BELL FL 92/645
111/452 122/553 165/543 212/
105 250814-00930000-0030 HIX 635.70
CHANEY ELLEN D 1.720AC '
LOT 3 HIGH COUNTRY SUBD CONT
1.72 AC 170/261 UTILITY EASE-
MENT 171/226 2000/162 2000/
106 250814-00930000-0100 HX 521,21
LEBLANC DONNA L 5.060AC
LOT 10 HIGH COUNTRY SUBD CONT
5.06AC 239/621 277/212 283/
494 UTIL EASEMENT 289/496
107 250814-01190005-0010 32.42
ABBA INVESTMENTS LLC 0.440AC
LOTS 1 & 4 BLK 5 WEST BELL 89/
63 107/604 108/27 113/43 113/
691 134/190-193 159/20-21 291/
108 250814-02600000-0040 191.94
ERGLE DALE & BELINDA 0.990AC
LOT 4 PARK PLACE SUBD CONT .99
AC 72/14 128/592 247/305
RESTRICTIONS 252/194 UTIL
109 250814-02600000-0050 1,396.79
ERGLE DALE & BELINDA 1.000AC
LOT 5 PARK PLACE SUBD CONT 1
AC 72/14 128/592 247/305
RESTRICTIONS 252/194 UTIL
110 250814-03240000-0040 1,305.40
DWELLEY BRENDA & RONALD MARTIN 10.900AC
LOT 4 DEERWOOD SUBD 131/93
150/27 291/389 2005/1278 2005/
4240
111 260814-00000002-0000 265.16
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ETAL 60.000AC
NE/4 OF NE/4 & N/2 OF SE/4
SNE/4 OR 66/194 80/416 251/362
112 260814-00000003-0010 432.72
HILLIARD MARGARET 40.000AC

NE/4 OF SW/4 OR 62/420 2001/
345
113 270814-00000001-0000 HX 749.11
BELL KENNETH ALBERT & LINDA 39.100AC
NE/4 LESS RD R/W CONT 157 AC
A/L 125/609-618 R/W EASEMENT
147/501 EASEMENT 205/318 LESS
114 270814-00000007-0000 HX 280.73

BROWNE TERESA SUE
COM AT SE/C OF N/2 OF SW/4 OF
27-8-14 FOR A POB GO ALONG E

0.550AC

LN N 30 FT GO W 154.89 FT GO
115 270814-00000007-0020 HX 1,487.95
CARDENAS ANTHONY S & LINDA K 9.900AC
N/2 OF E/2 OF SE/4 OF SW/4 &
COM AT SE/C OF N/2 OF SW/4
27-8-14 FOR POB THENCE N 30 FT
116 280814-1931000B-0020 1,447.61
BESHAI MAGED 5.210AC
LOT 2 BLK B UNIT I SUWANNEE -
GIL FARMS CONT 5.21 AC
146/273 160/52 162/245 UTIL
117 280814-1931000B-0050 847.34
NIETO CARLOS A & JOHANA D 5.210AC
LOT 5 BLK B UNIT 1 SUWANNEE-
GIL FARMS CONT 5.21 AC
146/217 178/556 217/18
118 280814-1931000B-0060 HX 344.56
STRICKLAND JERRY W 5.200AC
LOT 6 BLK B UNIT 1 SUWANNEE-
GIL FARMS CONT 5.20 AC
146/269 160/52 162/245
119 280814-1931000C-0010 816.05
DAVIS WILBUR A & DEBORAH R 5.010AC
LOT 1 BLK C UNIT 1 SUWANNEE-
GIL FARMS CONT 5.01 146/277
159/688 160/52 162/245
120 280814-1931000C-0040 816.05
WHITE MICHAEL D JR 5.010AC
LOT 4 BLK C UNIT 1 SUWANNEE
GIL FARMS SUBD CONT 5.01 AC
149/3 194/671 196/675 197/401
121 290814-06410000-0070 3,579.00
REED CALVIN J & JULIE A 2.910AC
LOTS 7 & 8 1ST ADDIT SUWANNEE
LANDING SUBD 79/366 29-08-14
145/510 UTILITY EASEMENT 173/
122 290814-06410000-0090 1,075.17
THURY PATRICIA 1.140AC
LOT 9 1ST ADDIT SUWANNEE
LANDING SUBD OR 79/214& 218
88/559 165/549 ,
123 290814-06410000-0100 866.62
ALLRED KATHLEEN HARRELL 1.150AC
LOT 10 1STADDIT SUWANNEE
LANDING SUBD OR 79/215& 244
29-8-14 OR 80/449 182/150
124 290814-06410000-0150 532.93
DEVIL'S ELBOW INC NKA 1.160AC
LOT 15 1ST ADDIT SUWANNEE
LANDING SUBD OR 79/215& 238
234/308 236/207
125 300814-00640000-0320 1,341.60
SCOTT ALLEN CDII 2.100AC
LOT 32 SUWANNEE LANDING SUB
OR 77/530 87/482 90/508 91/75
91/559 99/295 252/109
126 300814-00810000-0010 154.41
WHITELY HAZELTON 0.990AC
LOT 1 RIVERVIEW EST SUBD
19-8-14 80/650 89/294 111/345
119/576 TAX DEED 2004/4087
127 300814-00810000-0060 235.75
SIMMONDS MELVIN 1.000AC
LOT 6 RIVERVIEW EST SUBD
19-8-14 80/650 TAX DEED 283/
523 2004/2644 2005/7338 2005/
128 300814-00810000-0100 154.41
SLATER MICHAEL C 0.990AC
LOT 10 RIVERVIEW EST SUBD
19-8-14 80/650 89/541-542
127/448
129 300814-00810000-0110 154.41
SLATER MICHAEL C 0.990AC
LOT 11 RIVERVIEW EST SUBD
19-8-14 80/650 89/541-542
127/448
130 300814-00810000-0120 154.41
SUMM INVESTMENTS INC 1.060AC
LOT 12 RIVERVIEW EST SUBD TAX
DEED 2004/4090
131 300814-00810000-0200 154.41
H W INTERNATIONAL REALTY INC 1.040AC
LOT 20 RIVERVIEW EST SUBD
TAX DEED 2004/4096
132 320814-00830000-0030 141.32
COLLINS IVON 5.120AC
LOT 3 FOREST WOODLANDS EST
SUBD 80/643 TAX DEED 118/483
143/501 183/391 206/442 244/ '
133 320814-00830000-0040 151.04
COLLINS IVON 6.320AC
LOT 4 FOREST WOODLANDS EST '
SUBD 80/643 TAX DEED 118/486
143/501 183/391,206/442 244/
134 320814-00830000-0050 185.24
COLLINS IVON 6.320AC
LOT 5 FOREST WOODLANDS EST
SUBD 80/643 TAX DEED 118/489
143/501 183/391 206/442 244/
135 320814-00830000-0060 151.04
COLLINS IVON 6.320AC
LOT 6 FOREST WOODLANDS EST
SUBD 80/643 TAX DEED 118/492
143/501 183/391 206/442 244/
136 320814-00830000-0240 173.01
TEASLEY TINA LEE & 10.220AC
LOT 24 FOREST WOODLANDS EST
SUBD 80/643 89/297 2005/1208
137 320814-00830000-0320 146.22

NRLL EAST LLC 5.350AC
LOT 32 FOREST WOODLANDS EST
SUBD 80/643 89/347 2006/2941
138 320814-00830000-0360 145.16
HEIM RONALD A 5.300AC
LOT 36 FOREST WOODLANDS EST
SUBD 81/287 129/304 297/29
139 320814-00830000-0430 349.13,
GORNALL N RICHARD & DIANE M 16.540AC
LOT 43 FOREST WOODLANDS EST
SUBD 83/179 91/228 96/73
138/164 187/126
140 320814-00870000-0010 345.24

DEIGHTON WILLIAM C
LOT 1 CAROLINE'S COUNTRY SUBD

1.OOOAC

88/41 99/390 107/62 144/446
UTIL EASEMENT 159/310 176/387
141 320814-00870000-0260 772.82
COOK SHANNON 1.530AC
LOT 26 CAROLINES COUNTRY SUBD
CONT 1 AC 107/64 152/334 163/
564 164/479 177/700 UTILITY
142 330814-19330000-0010 HX 390.02
DAVIS WILBUR A & DEBORAH R 5.010AC
LOT 1 UNIT 3 SUWANNEE-GIL
FARMS SUBD CONT 5.01 AC 157/
508 UTILITY EASEMENT 165/495
143 330814-19330000-0150 HX 1,388.49
WILLIAMS JEFF & LISA 5.140AC
LOT 15 UT 3 SUWANNEE-GIL FARMS
SUBD CONT 5.14 AC 154/468 169/
131 175/404 185/385 191/78
144 340814-00000004-0040 HX 256.64
HILLIARD LARRY KLYNT 5.000AC
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 OF SW/4
OF 34-08-14 AS POB THENCE GO
W 467 FT ON N LN OF NW/4 OF
145 340814-00000006-0010 46.50
JONES JAMES D 5.000AC
E 330 FT OF N/2 OF NW/4 OF
NW/4 47/10 120/42 2006/3601
146 340814-00000010-0010 1,084.24
CARLIN PAUL D 5.250AC
BEG AT SW/CAS POREF GO E
1989.87 FT GO N 689.73, FT TO
POB CONT N 344.86 FT GO E
147 340814-00000010-0021 32.42
REMY DONALD K & LESLIE D 0.040AC
THAT PART OF SE/4 OF SE/4 OF
SW/4 LYING S OF CO RD 342 52/
394 80/172 91/477 92/477 157/
148 360814-00000002-0020 4,068.84
MARTIN HUGH D & RITA SUE .2.590AC.
COM AT SE/C OF NE/4 OF NE/4
OF 36-08-14 GO W 665.04 FT TO
WRLY R/W LN OF ST RD 49 GO W
149 360814-00000008-0030 906.00
BELL KENNETH & LINDA 3.200AC
COM AT SE/C OF NE/4 OF 36-08-
14 FOR POB THENCE RUN ALG E LN
OF NE/4 N 380.79 FT THENCE RUN
150 360814-00000012-0030 HX 773.32
CRACE SUZANNE R 0.520AC
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 36-8-14
GO W 866.90 FT GO S 225.86 FT
TO SRLY R/W OF ST RD S-341 &
151 360814-00210000-0330 HX 449.08
BROWN THOMAS L & MARY LOU RAIN 0.210AC
LOT 33 B H S 266/199
152 010914-00000002-0000 187.78
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ET AL 40.000AC
SE/4 OF NW/4 OR 66/194 80/416
251/362
153 020914-00000002-0000 HX 1,219.09
ROBERTS LARRY D 5.000AC-
BEG AT N\ C OF SECT 2-9-14 GO
S ALONG W BDRY LN)OF SEC 2
330 FT GO E PARALLEL TO N
154 020914-00000007-0000 HX 3,631.46
MARTIN HUGH D & RITA S 38.780AC
SW/4 OF SW/4 122/611 LESS
1.22 AC RD R/W 142/477 257/157
-165 257/166 UTIL EASEMENT
155 030914-00000006-0010 HX 1,064.25
BRUNGER JAMES MICHAEL 5.000AC
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF 3-9-14-
FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG S LN
OF SE/4 N 89 DEG E 320.03 FT
156 040914-00000006-0030 HX .195.62
BARBER EDNA R & 5.000AC
W/2 OF COM AT SW/C 4-9-14 AS
POB THENCE RUN ON W LN OF SAID
SEC 4 N 454.94 FT THENCE RUN
157 050914-00920000-0010 HX 1,851.87'
LEONE LOUIS ROBERT 13.890AC
LOT 1 & E/2 OF LOT 2 OAKS OF
WANNEE SUBD 89/460 97/537-538
98/47 R/W EASEMENT 131/90
158 060914-00000002-0000 276.11
DEAL TROY M JR 2.460AC
COM AT NE COR OF GOVT LOT 1
AS POB GO S ALG LN DIVIDING
SEC 5 & 6310 FT GO W TO E
159 070914-00220000-0010 HX 1,077.90
RUPP MARY ELIZABETH 2.750AC
BEG ATNE COR OF GOV LOT 1 GO
S 150 FT TO MARKER THEN GO W
60 FT TO POB GO W 500 FT M/L
160 080914-0023000C-0290 331.17
RICHARDSON PHILLIP A JR & 0.300AC
LOTS 29 & 30 BLK C WANNEE
51/97 213/175 213/589 UTILITY
EASEMENT 219/472 4/84
161 080914-00000002-0011 233.05
MARTIN L W WEEKS ESTATE 1.300AC
E 100 FT OF NW/4 OF NW/4 LYING
S OF SW 10 ST CONT 1.3 AC 17/
286 107/316 & 443 230/433 238/
162 080914-00000008-0010 HIX 195.62
RAIN MARY LOU 1.200AC
COMAT SE/C OF 8-9-14 GO W
ALONG CO GRADE 2648.27 FT GO
N 32.32 FT GO N R/W OF SAID
163 080914-00000016-0030 1,132.31

RODEN CHARLES A SR & JANIE M 4.490AC
COM AT CM AT SE/C OF NW/4 OF
NW/4 OF 8-9-14 FORAPT OF
REF CM LOCATED 33 FTN OF
164 080914-0023000A-0290 HX 195.62
HAZELWOOD TAMMY DIANE 0.300AC
LOTS 29 & 30 BLK A WANNEE ON
SUWANNEE 80/117 119/485
155/589 159/263 161/311 229/26
165 080914-0023000A-0370 100.19
SUWANNEE RIVER SPRINGS INC 0.150AC
LOT 37 BLK A WANNEE 180/494
4/84
16i nno14-002300nnR-007n 100.19

LOT 7 BLK B WANNEE 46/334 4/84
7-9-14 TAX DEED 2004/3557
167 080914-0023000C-0130 167.97
ALMAND ROBERT W & KIM L 0.300AC
LOT 13 & LOT 14 BLK C WANNEE
52/360 53/159 4/84 2006/3444
168 080914-0023000D-0070 100.19
MIDYETTE,LILLIE R 0.150AC
LOT 7 BLK D WANNEE 4/84
169 080914-0023000D-0260 167.97
HOLMES PAULETTE 0.300AC
LOTS 26 & 27 BLK D WANNEE 4/84
TAX DEED 2004/4347 -
170 080914-0023000E-0020 235.75
PERROTTA LOU 0.450AC
LOTS 2 3 & 4 BLK E WANNEE
4/84 TAX DEED 2002/1191-1193
2002/2790 2005/1255
171 080914-0023000E-0070 100.19
HERTILIEN JUSTINE & 0.150AC
LOT 7 BLK E WANNEE 50/126
4/84 2004/6558 2005/645
172 080914-0023000E-0080 100.19
HERTILIEN JUSTINE & 0.150AC
LOT 8 BLK E WANNEE ON
SUWANNEE 4/84 2004/6558
2005/645
173 080914-0023000E-0190 100.19
WHYTE SHIRLEY & JAMES ORLANDO 0.150AC
LOT 19 BLK E WANNEE 51/97 87/
483 4/84 TAX DEED 2004/4382-
4384
A174 080914-0023000E-0240 303.54
WOODMAN MARY ROBERTA ESTATE 0.560AC
LOTS 24 25 40 41 BLK E WANNEE
108/390 4/84
175 080914-0023000H-0030 1,501,67
LANGFORD ALTON & VIKIE O 0.450AC
LOT 3 BLK H WANNEE 7-9-14
90/485 91/312 106/42 259/265
4/84 2001/3317 2002/5551
176 080914-00230001-0030 2,747.55
SOKOLEWICZ EUGENIUSZ 0.260AC
LOT 3 BLK I WANNEE 7-9-14
102/43 112/400 UTLY EASEMT
163/502 4/84
177 080914-01010000-0010 138.78
GILMER JAMES E JR 1.110AC
LOT 1 LUMBER CAMP SPRINGS SUBD
230/433 245/266 245/268 283/
106 2002/4719
178 080914-01010000-0120 138.78
BAKOWSKI PETER 0.510AC
LOT 12 LUMBER CAMP SPRINGS
SUBD 230/433 245/375 245/377
2005/6487
179 080914-01320000-0040 HX 195.62
BROGDON LINDA 15.000AC
COM AT SE/C OF NE/4 OF 8-9-14
AND RUNON E LINE-OF SAID --
NE/4 N 380.50 FT TO POB
180 080914-02030000-0010 2,840.66
RODEN CHARLES A SR & JANIE M 5.240AC
LOT 1 SHADY OAK ESTATES SUBD
CONT 5.24 AC 153/697 153/697
166/256 166/257 183/670 UTIL
181 080914-03750000-0020 3,517.08
BUGG MICHAEL W 34.100AC
TRACT 2 MARTIN SURVEY 1995
UNREC DESC IN METES & BDS
CONT 34.10AC 44/293 106/395
182 08,0914-03750000-0060 1,972.99
BUGG MICHAEL W 18.990AC
TRACT 6 MARTIN SURVEY 1995
UNREC LYING N OF SW 17 ST
DESC IN METES & BDS CONT 18.99
183 080914-03750000-0080 3,016.35
LWM INC 29.200AC
TRACT 8 MARTIN SURVEY 1995
UNREC LYING S OF SW 17 ST
7-9-14 DESC IN METES & BDS
184 090914-02320000-0030 918.75
SAPIENZA-BOLDUE TERI 5.000AC
LOT 3 SUN SPRINGS EST CONT 5
AC 45/182 105/164-165 129/535
172/619 173/358 180/53
185 100914-00000001-0040 HX 278.54
ROBERTS KEVIN JOE & 3.280AC
COM ATNE/C OF 10-9-14 & RUN
SON E LN OF SEC S 40 FT THENCE
RUN S 89 DEG W 875.22 FT TO
186 100914-00000001-0060 HX 920.56
ROBERTS JAMES LAVETT & 3.280AC
COM AT NE/C OF 10-9-14 GO ON
ELNOFSEC S 40 FTGOW
1104.09 FT TO POB GO S 624.
187 110914-00000003-0000 HX 357.05
POWELL KIMBERLY & ALEX & 40.000AC
SE/4 OF SE/4 117/18 GRANT OF
EASEMENT 179/674 180/270 181/
204 & 211 UTILITY EASEMENT
188 110914-00000004-0000 HX 334.26
BUNKLEY PAULA NETTLES 10.000AC
SE/4 OF NE/4 OF SW/4 155/529
221/411 281/118 284/283 284/
285 284/287 284/289
189 110914-00000004-0030 930.35
BUNKLEY PAULAN 10.000AC
NW/4 OF SW/4 OF NE/4 OF 11-9-
14 CONT 10 AC 131/38

190 110914-00000004-0060 75.18
BUNKLEY PAULA NETTLES 10.000AC
NE/4 OF SW/4 OF NE/4 221/411
281/118 284/287
191 110914-00000004-0080 HX 195.62
ARNOLD ALFRED DELMER 49.930AC
SE/4 OF NW/4 & NW/4 OF NE/4 OF
SW/4 155/529 221/411 281/118
284/285 2001/5303 & COM AT
192 120914-00000011-0035 32.42
SANDLIN CHRIS W & BRANDY 2.000AC
COM AT SE/C OF 12-9-14 & RUN
ONS LNOF SEC 12S 89DEGW
220.09 FT TO POB THENCE CONT S
193 120914-00000011-0000 HX 1,449.38

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GIBB GREGORY L & SUSAN K
PART OF S/2 OF SE/4 DESC AS
FROM SW/C OF SE/4 GO E 657.8
FT TO POB GO N 1324.3 FT GO E

24.550AC

194 120914-00000011-0030 HX 812.55
VERNON HORACE L & MARLENA V 8.000AC
COM AT SE/C OF 12-9-14 GO ON
S LN W 220.09 FT TO POB CONT
W 837.79 FT GO N 353.27 FT GO
195 130914-00000002-0025 HX 1,407.78
RUDD RONALD W JR 14.820AC
COM AT NW/C OF NE/4 OF NW/4
13-9-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG
W LN OF NE/4 OF NW/4 S 18 FT
196 130914-00000007-0030 HX 195.62
HURLEY WILLIAM T JR & ROBIN L 1.000AC
COM AT NW/C OF E/2 OF NW/4 OF
NW/4 OF 13-9-14 AS POB GO E
208.72 FT GO S 208.72 FT GO W -
.197 140914-00000003-0010 905.21
TRAVIESO RAUL R 5.000AC
W/2 OF NW/4 OF SW/4 OF NE/4
124/437 237/51 UTIL EASEMENT
250/620 252/486 2003/2814 "
198 140914-00000008-0000 823.97
CARNLEY JAROD NEVEN 19.390AC
E/2 OF SW/4 OF SE/4 LESS RD
R/W 5/311 98/693 268/227 2002/
6058 MERTICE ROLLING LIFE EST
199 160914-00000003-0020 HX .443.77
BAUMANN JEFFREY & 4.850AC
W 10 AC OF NW/4 OF NW/4 LESS
.30 AC RD R/W LESS 5 AC TO
WISNISKI/JENKINS 97/545
200 170914-00000001-0031 232.14
MARTIN L W WEEKS ESTATE 1.120AC
PART OF GOVT LOT 1 DESC AS BEG
SE/C LOT 9 SUN SPRINGS SUBD
UT 2 (0242) GO SE 90 FT M/L GO
201 170914-00000001-0032 161.92
MARTIN L W WEEKS ESTATE 1.380AC
PART OF GOVT LOT 1 DESC AS BEG
SE/C OF LOT 6 BLK A SUN SPGS
SUBD (0024) GO E 199.39 FT GO
202 170914-00000001-0040 565.52
LWM INC 2.940AC
AS A PT OF REF COM AT NE/C OF
GOVT LOT 1 GO S 985.28 FT AS
POB GO W 206.4 FT GO N 22 DEG
203 180914-00250000-0400 984.89
OSTEEN CAROLYN S 0.490AC
LOT 40 SUW ROVERA HTS SUBD LG
METES & BDS DESC 48/136
117/60 293/95 (
204 200914-00000006-0020 68.91
TAYLOR RUSSELL & KATHY B 10.000AC
NW/4 OF SE/4 OF SW/4 81/230
207/745 2005/3474
205 230914-00000005-0000 HX 665.31
JONES JAMIE & JARROD DEON 14.550AC
S/2 OF E 3/4 OF SW/4 OF SE/4
LESS E 30 FT THEREOF LESS RD
EASEMENTS 110/451 113/8 & 240
206 230914-00000005-0011. HX 195.62
FASON RICHARDIL__. ...... "_ ._.0.00ONAC _.. _
W/2 OF W/2 OF SW/4 OF SE/4
110/451 113/8 & 240 117/598
132/341 134/392 UTIL EASEMENT
207 260914-00000004-0010 1,099.03
WALLS JOSEPH J JR & ELAINE C 10.000AC
W/2 OF W/2 OF NW/4 OF NW/4
85/635 205/123 205/124
213/209 UTIL EASEMENT 222/693
208 270914-00000005-0020 HX 1,634.89
BARRON JUSTIN & NICOLE 1.060AC
COM AT SW/C OF 27-9-14 FOR POR
THENCE RUN ALG S LN OF SEC 27
N 89 DEG E 39.84 FT TO E R/W
209 270914-00690000-0060 HX 2,082.00
LAW JOEY B 2.060AC
LOTS 6A & 6B CONT 2.06 AC FOX
PATCH UNREC SUBD DESC IN MTS
& BDS DESC 66/32 75/674 2002/
210 270914-03250000-0030 1,127.30
BREAKTHRU PROPERTIES INC 5.000AC
LOT 3 EASLEYPLACE 281/594
218/595 2004/5332 2004/5333
2005/2746
211 280914-01920000-0040 HX 319.22
BENNETT MARK S & MICHELE D 5.520AC
LOT 4 SUWANNEE RIVER RANCH
ESTATES SUBD CONT 5.25 AC
162/259 163/598 UTLY EASEMT
212 280914-01920000-0100 HX 294.16
MOZIER LORA 5.390AC
LOT 10 SUWANNEE RIVER RANCH
ESTATES SUBD CONT 5.39 AC
151/142 157/107 UTILITY EASE-
213 290914-00000013-0000 479.43
STICKLES SHERMAN K & JO ANNE H 1.000AC
COM AT SE COR OF S/2 OF NW/4
GO N TO NR/W LN OF ST RD 344
CONTN 890 FT TO POB GO W 300
214 290914-00000014-0000 1,300.42
STICKLES SHERMAN KEITH & 3.000AC
COM AT SE/C OF NW/4 OF
29-9-14 GO N 475 FT TO POB GO
W 300 FT GO N 435 FT GO E 300
215 290914-00000002-0020 HX 1,076.31
ROBINSON ERIC & RITAB 17.170AC
E/4 OF S/2 OF NE/4 LESS 2 AC
IN 85/40 CONT 18.37 AC LESS
1.20 AC RD R/W 109/107 236/678
216 290914-00000006-0010 HX 1,178.83
WILKERSON ELSAT 15.000AC
S/2 OF NW/4 LESS E 320 FT OF
SE/4 OF NW/4 & LESS 5 AC TO
ROBINSON OR 61/2 & LESS 31 AC

217 290914-00000006-0020 512.13
ROBINSON ERIC K 2.470AC
COM AT SE/C OF SE/4 OF NW/4 OF
29-9-14 & RUN ON S LN OF SE/4
OF NW/4 S 89 DEG W 339.61 FT
218 290914-00000008-0000 HX 195.62
WRIGHT STEPHEN M 1.000AC
COM AT SE COR OF NW/4 AND GO
N A DIST OF APPROX 40 FT TO N
R/W LN OF SR 344 TO POB GO W
219 290914-00000009-0000 HX 316.50
TECKENBROCK L DAVID 1.500AC

COM AT SE COR OF NW/4 GO W
200 FT N 40 FT TO N R/W LN OF
SR 344 FOR POB THEN GO N 435
220 290914-00000019-0000 HX 195.62
LANGFORD JOE WALTER & 1.000AC
COM AT A PT WHERE THE S BDRY
R/W LN OF ST RD S-344 INTER-
SECTS WITH E BDRY LN OF NE/4
221 300914-00000007-0050 733.15
DAWSON JAMES & 10.OOOAC
COM AT SE/C OF 30-9-14 GO ON
E LN OF SEC N 500 FT GO W
1075 FTTO POB CONTW 1115 FT
222 300914-08810000-0130 136.02
MCWHORTER DAVID L & ALICIAA 5.520AC
LOT 13 HART SPRINGS ESTATES
1ST ADDITION SUBD 178/325 230/
641 2002/4708 2002/4709
223 330914-00000001-0010 HFIX 2,624.40
DURST JOHN L & PATRICIA T 11.300AC
COM AT NE/C OF SE/4 OF 33-9-14
FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG N LN OF
SE/4 S 89 DEG W 46.02 FT TO
224 330914-00000002-0000 9,931.69
JOHNSON MAC C 154.500AC
NW/4 LESS RD R/W 118/599
125/27 161/473 185/371 2005/
7380 2006/2539
225 340914-01930000-0280 1,075.17
HOLLAND CHARLES W JR & 10.OOOAC
TRACT 28 SUW RIV RANCH EST
DESC IN METES & BDS CONT 10
AC 200/388 2000/4558
226 340914-01930000-0240 HX 390.76
EDWARDS DENNIS M 10.OOOAC
TRACT 24 SUWANNEE RIVER RANCH
ESTATES SUBD CONT 10 AC &
DESC IN MTS & BDS 151/395
227 340914-01930000-0360 HX 798.36
MYERS WILLIAM R & CHRISTINE M' 10.000AC
TRACT 36 SUWANNEE RIVER RANCH
EST DESC IN METES & BDS DESC
CONTAINING 10 AC 189/448 241/
228 350914-02400000-0030 HX 1,205.63
EWART ALLAN E & P ELAINE EWART 5.000AC
LOT 3 STRATFORD RUN SUBD 113/
198 122/64 133/272-273 251/486
263/151 273/473 UTIL EASEMENT
229 360914-00600000-0101 HX 3,497.73
REED JOEL A & SHEILAANN 5.000AC
E/2 OF LOT 10 UNREC KONSULT
SUBD DESC IN METES & BDS DESC
CONT 5 AC M/L 112/260 217/370
230 360914-02150000-0040 HX 1,808.15
SANCHEZ HENRY J III & PAMELA J 5.000AC
LOT 4 THE MEADOWLANDS SUBD
138/446 145/244 158/141 176/
629 258/644 269/407 2000/2991
231 021014-00000002-0010 HX 195.62
WILLIAMS NANCY 2.000AC
COM AT NE/COR OF SE/4 AND GO
S 520 FT TO POB CONT S 420 FT
GO W 210 FT GO N 420 FT GO E
232 031014-00000005-0010 163.61
MCQUEEN WES 30.690AC
SW/4 OF SE/4 LESS 4.81 AC TO
CHURCH & 4 AC TO MAY & RD R/W
39/687 42/648 216/206 265/640
233 041014-00000001-0020 HX 639.07
MATTHEWS STEVEN E SR 10.000AC
NW/4 OF NE/4 OF NE/4 204/95
277/639 R/W 284/40 2005/5727
234 041014-00000009-0030 HX 751.68
HUTCHINSON STANLEY R & KATHY 19.130AC
COM AT NE/C OF SW/4 OF SW/4
OF 4-10-14 AS POB GO W 954.06
FT GO S 1329.51 FT GO E
235 051014-00000003-0011 HX 954.53
SEYEZ FREDDIE & JENNIFER 1.370AC
S 285 FT Of E 210 FT OF S/2 OF
NE/4 OF NW/4 115/144 GRANTS OF
EASEMENT 115/343-346 250/463
236 071014-01100000-0100 HX 1,511.33
BRETON TROY & ANGELA E 15.000AC
LOT 10 11 & 12 PINES OF OTTER
SPRINGS CONT 15 ACRES TOTAL
126/88 UTILITY EASEMENT 139/
237 071014-011100000-0130 866.62
WILLIAMS JEFFREY BRYAN 5.000AC
LOT 13 PINES OF OTTER SPRINGS
SUBD CONT 5 AC 128/278 150/398
220/423 2004/3611
238 071014-01100000-0270 HX 2,083.38
WOOD SAMUEL D & TONI A 5.000AC
LOT 27 PINES OF OTTER SPRINGS
CONT 5 AC 125/100 150/398 268/
538 268/539 294/306 294/307
239 081014-00000006-0000 938.86
EASTERLY IVAN & IRIS L 5.000AC
E/2 OF SW/4 OF NW/4 OF NE/4
24/589 263/194 263/195 263/197
264/591 2000/4556
240 091014-00000003-0030 1,533.89
BECKELHEIMER STEPHEN CHARLES 4.000AC
COMAT SW/C OF SE/4 OF SE/4
9-10-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG
S LN OF SE/4 OF SE/4 S 89 DEG
241 101014-00000006-0000 2,395.04
LINDSEY TIMOTHY E ET AL 23.120AC
N/2 OF SW/4 LESS 8 AC SOLD
BELOW OR 51 PG 361 OR 61 PG
577 OR 70 PG 681 LESS RD R/W
242 101014-00000006-0011, 94.52
WILEY MICHAEL E & MAUREEN L 14.530AC

COM AT NE/C OF SW/4 OF 10-10-
14 FOR POR THENCE RUN ON N LN
OF SW/4 S 89KDEG W 40 FT TO W
243 101014-00000006-0020 294.54
MCDOUGAL NATHAN G 1.000AC
COM AT NW/C OF NW/4 OF SW/4
GO N 89 DEG E ALONG N LN OF
SEC 50.73 FT TO [POB POB ON
244 101014-00000007-0000 HX 691.67
WILEY MICHAEL E & MAUREEN 5.000AC
COM AT NE COR OF SW/4 GO S 89
DEG W ALG N LN OF SW/4 40 FT
TO PT ON WRLY R/W OF S 344 &
245 121014-00000002-0010 HX 355.50

MCDONALD ROBERT E &
COM AT NW COR GO S 0 DEG 17

1.OOOAC

MIN 09 SEC W 40 FT TO SRL'
OF SR S-334 AND POB GO N
246 151014-00000002-0014
REXROAT TARA SHEA
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 OF N
15-10-14 THENCE RUN ALG
OF NW/4 OF NW/4 S 89 DEG

HX 1,982.33
5.000AC

247 151014-00000004-0010, HX 523.23
WILEY AARON M 1.110AC
COM AT SE/C OF NW/4 & GO ON S
LN OF NW/4 W 49.76 FT TO W
R/W LN OF ST RD S-334 CON ON
248 161014-00000001-0030 70.49
MCDOUGAL NATHAN & LISA F 10.430AC
COM AT NE/C OF SE/4 OF NW/4
OF 16-10-14 FOR POR THENCE
RUN ALG E LN OF SE/4 OF NW/4
249 161014-00000001-0040 HX 1,955.53
MCDOUGAL NATHAN G & LISA F 9.490AC
COM AT NE/C OF SE/4 OF NW/4
OF 16-10-14 FOR POR THENCE
RUN ALG E LN OF SAID SE/4 OF
250 161014-00000001-0050 HX 297.38
WOODARD JAMES 6.500AC
COM AT NE/C OF SE/4 OF NW/4
OF 16-10-14 FOR POR THENCE
RUN ALG E LN OF SAID SE/4 OF
251 161014-00000009-0010 43.37
MCDOUGAL NATHAN G & LISA F 3.000AC
COM AT W/4 SEC CORNER OF
16-10-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN
ON W LN OF SAID SEC 16 N
252 161014-00000013-0020 52.20
GAMBLE JESSYCA ELIZABETH & 5.420AC
N/2 OF S/2 OF COM AT SW/C OF
16-10-14 GO E 660 FT TO POB
GO E 399.96 Ft TO PT GO N
253 161014-00000015-0011 HX 263.04
RIDGEWAY DIANE & M G RIDGEWAY 1.OOOAC
S 225 FT OF FOLLOWING DESC.
PROP FOR POR COM AT SE/C OF
SW/4 OF 16-10-14 THENCE GO S
254 161014-00000018-0020 188.28
CHAPMAN MADELINE C 1.010AC
COM AT SW/C 16-10-14 FOR POR
THENCE RUNALG S LN OF SEC 16
N 89 DEG E 59.09 FT TO E R/W
255 161014-00000029-0000 108.34
HOLDER ISABELLE 0.910OAC
BEG ON S R/W LN OF ACL RR
WHERE SAID LINE INTERSECTS
WITH SECTIONS 16 & 17-10-14
256 161014-00000032-0000 HX 195.62
LOTT ANNIE 0.770AC
1 AC S OF RR ENDING 3 SIDES
LAND SOLD LANCASTER TO
TURPENTINE CO MISC. RECORD
257 161014-00000032-0010 96.07 '
LOTT CHARLES ALAN 0.630AC
E 110 FT OF THAT CERTAIN
PIECE OF LAND CONT 1 AC M/L
LYING & BEING S OF ACL RR
258 161014-00000037-0000 HX 254.50
WEEKS VIRGINIA LEE 1.OOOAC
BEG AT PT 70 YDS N OF ACL RR
GO E 100 FT GO S 70 FT W 100
FT & N 70 FT TO POB IN NW COR
259 171014-00000023-0010 1,818.07
CUMMINGS MARGARETH & GARY 4.560AC
COM AT SW/C OF NW/4 OF SW/4
17-10-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN
ALG W LN OF SAID NW/4 OF SW/4
260 171014-00000012-0000 705.51
LEE WILLIAM 0 1.OOOAC
COM AT NW COR OF NE/4 OF SE
/4 AS POB GO S 73 YDS TO N
R/W OF ACL RR GO E 70 YDS GO
261 181014-00260004-0060 173.20
KIRBY DARYL S
LOTS 6 7 & 8 BLK 4
WEST & JOHNSON ADDIT
SPLIT OUT 181014-00260004-0040
262 181014-00260004-0090 126.25
. CHICHESTER ROBERT H &
LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 4
WEST & JOHNSON ADDIT
SPLIT OUT 181014-00260004-0040
263 181014-00260013-0210 79.34
KIRBY DARYL S 0.110AC
LOT 21 BLK 13 WEST & JOHNSON
ADDITION 5/573 8/143 2004/6479
-6483 2004/6484 2005/2472
264 181014-00270024-0010 555.77
JONES HERMAN N 0.360AC
LOTS 145 8 9 12BLK24SUW
RIVER SUBD OR 44/588 119/
481-484 225/257 2004/3273
265 181014-00000010-0000 53.06
DAVIS LV 0.110AC
BEG AT NE COR OF GOVT LOT 11
18-10-14 FOR P.OB THENCE RUN S
50FTW 92 FT N 50 FTE 92 FT
266 181014-00000011-0050 HX 709.56
CHANCE GARY W & DEBRA M 30.210 AC
N 881 FTOF GOVT LOT 2 &N 881
FT OF GOVT LOT 3 LESS W 1154.
06 FT THEREOF 82/522 211/724
267 181014-00000017-0000 800.21
SULLIVAN MIKE 1.000AC
COM AT NE/C OF NE/4 OF SE/4
GO S ALONG E SEC LN DIVIDE
SEC 17& 18 DISTOF 455 FT
268 181014-00000017-0010 451.61
CUMMINGS MARGARETH & GARY 3.000AC
COM AT SE/C OF N/2 OF GOVT LOT
11 18-10-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN
ALG E LN OF N/2 OF GOVT LT 11
269 181014-00260001-0010 407.81
KIRBYDARYLS 1.320AC
LOTS 1 234567&8 BLK 1
WEST & JOHNSON ADDIT 8/143
2004/6479-6483 2004/6484 2005/

270 181014-00260003-0110 HX 195.62
DORSEY ALBERT S 0.350AC
LOTS 11 12 & 13 BLK 3 WEST &
JOHNSON ADDIT 43/208 263/250
263/260 279/212 2000/475 UTIL
271 181014-00260004-0030 79.34
HARVEY MARY 0.120AC
LOT 3 BLK 4 WEST & JOHNSON

ADDIT 97/456
272 181014-00260004-0110 HX 359.52
LONIC BENJAMIN J 0.370AC
LOTS 11 12 & 13 BLK 4 WEST &
JOHNSON ADDIT 53/434 & 435
107/81 141/148 187/323 262/212
273 181014-00260004-0140 HX 274.72
WILSON BRENDA & EUGENE WILSON 0.220AC
LOTS 14 & 15 BLK 4 WEST &
JOHNSON'S ADDIT TO WILCOX
JUNCTION 53/434 & 435 107/81
274 181014-00260007-0170 173.20
DICKMEYER PAULA JEAN 0.380AC
LOTS 17 18 19 BLK7 WEST AND
JOHNSON SUBD OR 68 PG 642
152/407 279/239
275 1,81014-00260008-0040 126.25
RUSSELL GLENN 0.250AC
LOTS 4 & 5 BLK 8 WEST &.
JOHNSON SUBD 89/73 & 76 104/
136 201/450 2006/4496 2006/
276 181014-00260008-0060 IHX 195.62
DANIEL MARSHAANN 0.250AC
LOTS 6 & 7 BLK 8 WEST &
JOHNSON ADD 88/410 113/185 &
188 114/699 117/306 124/184
277 181014-00260008-0160 856.86
OGLESBY DAVID 0.250AC
LOT 16 & 17 BLK 8 WEST &
JOHNSON ADDITION 127/161
191/47 236/21 253/308 274/548
278 181014-00260008-0300 173.20
RUSSELL GLENN 0.380AC
LOTS 30 31 & 32 BLK 8 WEST &
JOHNSON ADDIT 89/78 2006/4496
2006/4497
279 181014-00260009-0020 848.99
LINDSEY JONI 0.380AC
LOTS 2 25 & 26 BLK 9 WEST &
JOHNSON ADDIT 86/260 191/57
191/59 270/595-605 288/523
280 181014-00260009-0030 267.04
LINDSEY JONI 0.630AC
LOTS 3 4 5 67 BLK 9 WEST &
JOHNSON ADDIT 53/291 191/55
270/595 288/523 2005/1746
281 181014-00260012-0030 126.25
REUTER MARK PHILLIP 0.250AC
LOTS 3 & 4 BLK 12 WEST &
JOHNSON ADDIT 134/291 156/107
282 181014-00260012-0120 _220.11
REUTER MARK PHILLIP, 0.500AC
LOTS 12-13-14-15 BLK 12 WEST
& JOHNSON ADDIT 134/291
156/107
283 181014-00260012-0230 126.25
REUTER MARK PHILLIP 0.250AC
LOTS 23-24 BLK 12 WEST &
JOHNSON ADDIT 133/187
284 181014-00260013-0120 126.25
MCNATT DARRELL & MARIA 0.240AC
LOTS 12 & 13 BLK 13 WEST &
JOHNSON ADDIT 2004/6479-6483 .... ,
2004/6484 2005/2472 2006/3700 .Y, c
285 181014-00270001-0010 HX 695.02 ,,-.
BURKE RAYMOND & CYNTHIA 0.680AC
LOTS 1-13 BLOCK 1 SUWANNEE
RIVER SUBD 61/545 72/187
76/25791/11 & 479 95/258 &
286 181014-00270007-0220 126.25
NRLL EAST LLC 0.360AC
LOTS 22 23 26 27 30 & 31 BLK
7 SUW RIV SUBD 54/618 & 619
60/87 66/485 2005/5455
287 181014-00270008-0010 HX 195.62
BIBLE ROBERT E 0.480AC
LOTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 & 8-BLK 8
SUW RIV SUBD 69/10 89/559 162/
37 162/41 196/176 196/179
288 181014-00270008-0250 126.25
EARLYWINE DONALD R & CYNTHIA L 0.360AC
LOTS 25 28 29 30 31 & 32 BLK
8 SUW RIVER SUBD 117/297-300
187/200 198/178 236/212
289 181014-00270009-0110 79.34
LINDSEY JONI 0.180AC
LOTS 11 14 15 BLK 9 SUW RIV
SUBD TAX DEED 88/395 191/51
,270/595 288/523 2005/1746
290 181014-00270009-0160 275.69
KANE DOROTHY H & THOMAS LAS 0.300AC
LOTS 16 17 20 21 24 BLK 9 SUW
RIVER SUBD 58/65 69/08 TAX
DEED 183/490 UTILITY EASEMENT
291 181014-00270009-0180 HX 195.62
FULLER PAUL & MARY 0.360AC
LOTS 18 19 22 23 26 & 27 BLK
9 SUW RIVER SUBD 82/215
70/460 & 461 136/589 150/175
292 181014-00270010-0210 592.98
ANSTINE MONROE M & M ALVA & 0.600AC
LOTS 21 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31 & 32 BLK 10 SUW RIV SUBD
OR 47/531 50/142 58/290
293 181014-00270011-0020 63.71
GUNSTEAD DAVID L 0.120AC
LOTS 2 3 BLK 11 SUW RIVER
SUBD OR 44/247 113/407
294 181014-00270011-0060 63.71
GUNSTEAD DAVID L 0.120AC
LOTS 6 & 7 BLK 11 SUW RIVER
SUBD 113/409
295 181014-00270012-0100 94.98
NRLL EAST LLC 0.240AC

LOTS 10 11 14 & 15 BLK 12
SUWANNEE RIVER SUBD 93/462
108/345 2005/6599 2005/6600
296 181014-00270013-0010 FHX 384.92
BERRY JUNIOR & MARY L 1.080AC
LOTS 1 THRU 18 BLK 13
SUWANNEE RIVER SUBD OR 46 PG
339 & OR 50 PG 302 OR 69 PG
297 181014-00270013-0190 416.48
HENNINGER MELLIES WJLLIAM JR 0.360AC
LOT 19 2021 22 23 24 BLK 13
SUWANNEE RIVER SUBD 101/394-
395 234/671 278/321 UTIL EASE-
298 181014-00270014-0010 HX 195.62

SPEARMAN ANTHONY MICHAEL
LOTS 1 4 5 & 8 BLK 14 SUW RIV

0.240AC

GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL

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SUBD 72/46 72/48 91/512 104/
195-197 117/203 & 410 172/16
299 181014-00270014-0020 HX 195.62
GARBER SCOTT A 0.240AC
LOTS 2 3 6 7 BLK 14 SUW RIV
SUBD 91/512 104/197 117/203 &
410 UTIL EASEMENT 206/230 233/
300 181014-00270016-0090 407.81
BAUER MICHAEL & TANDY 1.440AC
LOTS 9-32 BLK 16 SUW RIVER
SUBD 92/69 189/121 189/123
2005/6720 2005/6721
301 181014-00270017-0010 716.33
LAMB FRED & AMY 1.140AC
LOTS 1-17 20 & 21 BLK 17 SUW
RIV SUBD 93/53 122/314-315
145/205 UTIL EASEMENT 148/369
302 181014-00270017-0240 HX 503.45
HUFFMAN MATTHEW & JAMES E & 0.300AC
LOTS 24 25 28 29 & 32 BLK 17
SUW RIVER SUBD 93/53 209/43
244/506 276/635
303 181014-00270019-0080 368.24
CAMPBELL STANLEY R & DONNA 0.180AC
LOTS 8 9 12 BLK 19 SUW RIV
SUBD 96/163-164 98/610
304 181014-00270021-0020 HX 369.62
VERTREES GENEVA 0.720AC
LOTS 2-3-6-7-10-11-14-15-1'8-19
-22 & 23 BLK 21 SUW RIV SUBD
44/504 275/533 2004/841
305 181014-00270021-0130 880.02
PICKERN KENNETH L & AZIE M 0.360AC
LOTS 13 16 17 2021 24 BLK 21
SUW RIV SUBD OR 50 PG 9
140/600 193/68 199/54 217/700
306 181014-00270023-0020 63.71
STRUBEL SAMUAL & LILLIAN 0.120AC
LOTS 2 3 BLK 23 SUW RIV SUBD
OR 44 PG 590 OR 62/27 82/131
307 191014-02840001-0090 HX 167.26
FLOYD EVAFAYE 2.410AC
LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 1 UT 4 SUW RIV
SPGS SUBD 70/423 72/344 76/663
90/352 124/21 157/169 184/392
308 191014-02840002-0120 182.72
FISHER JANIE M 1.370AC
LOT 12 BLK 2 UNIT 4 SUW RIV
SPGS SUBD 77/609 105/597 2004/.
2983 2004/2984 2004/6888
309 191014-02840003-0061 593.83
MERRILL LYNN F 1.110AC
ALL OF LOT 6 LESS ERLY 100 FT
BLK 3 UNIT 4 SUWANNEE RIVER
.SPGS SUBD & ALSO BEG AT NW/C
310 201014-03020000-0120 798.45
PERKINS JERRY 0.220AC
LOT 12 RIVERWALK OF FANNING
SPRINGS PHASE 1 61/485 143/481
157/324 198/565 230/356 230/
311 201014-03020000-0160 798.45
PERKINS JERRY 0.210AC
LOT 16 RIVERWALK OF FANNING
SPRINGS PHASE 1 61/485 143/481' '
157/324 198/565 230/356 230/
312 201014-03020000-0180 798.45
PERKINS JERRY 0.220AC
LOT 18 RIVERWALK OF FANNING
SPRINGS PHASE 1 61/485 143/481
157/324 198/565 230/356 230/
313 201014-03020000-0190 798.45
PERKINS JERRY 0.210AC
LOT 19 RIVERWALK OF FANNING
SPRINGS PHASE 1 61/485 143/481
157/324 198/565 230/356 230/
314 201014-03020000-0210 798.45
PERKINS JERRY 0.210AC
LOT 21 RIVERWALK OF FANNING
SPRINGS PHASE 1 61/485 143/481
157/324 198/565 230/356 230/
315 201014-03020000-0340 798.45
PERKINS JERRY 0.180AC
LOT 34 RIVERWALK OF FANNING
SPRINGS PHASE 1 61/485 143/481
157/324 198/565 230/356 230/
316 201014-03020000-0420 798.45
PERKINS JERRY 0.180AC
LOT 42 RIVERWALK OF FANNING
SPRINGS PHASE 1 61/485 143/481
157/324 198/565 230/356 230/
317 201014-03020000-0430 798.45
PERKINS JERRY 0.180AC
LOT 43 RIVERWALK OF FANNING
SPRINGS PHASE 1 61/485 143/481
157/324 198/565 230/356 230/
318 201014-03020000-0520 HX 2,777.13
HUTCIINS EDWINA 0.210AC
LOT 52 THE RIVERWALK OF
FANNING SPRINGS PHASE I CONT
.21 AC 61/485 143/481 157/324
319 201014-00000002-0000 HX 4,862.39
NESSMITH SUSAN W 1.180AC
COM AT SE/C OF SE/4 OF SW/4
OF 20-10-14 GO N 110.16 FT TO
N SIDE OF U S HWY 19 THEN GO
320 201014-00000011-0000 5,666.73
MONTGOMERY F MARK 1.150AC
BEG AT SE COR OF SEC 20 GO W
3465 FT & GO N 148 FT TON
EDGE OF R/W OF US HWY 19 FOR
321 201014-00000014-0000 5,361.22
TJRR PROPERTIES INC 0.900AC
FRACT SE/4 OF SE/4 LYING SE OF
ST RD 26 LESS ERLY 508.85 FT
44/364-368 72/490-491 108/365-

322 201014-00000016-0000 38.17
MCQUEEN RONALD A & 0.080AC
COM AT SE COR OF'SW/4 OF SEC
20 GO.N 10.5 FT TO S R/ W OF
ST RD 55 GO N 89 DEG 18 MIN W
323 201014-00000020'-0000 792.70
PADOT DAVID W SR & 5.000AC
COM AT NW/C OF NE/4 OF NE/4
20-10-14 FOR POB FROM POB RUN
N 88 DEG E 218 FT THENCE RUN S
324 201014-02810001-0160 408.34
RICARD PATRICIA L 0.250AC
LOT 16 BLK 1 UNIT 1 SUW RIV
SPGS 57/246 65/46 96/647 &
649 112/286 TAX DEED 2002/1522

325 201014-02810001-0340
JENN CORP
LOT 34 BLK 1 UNIT 1 SUW RIV
SPGS SUBD 78/12 213/515 241/
221

759.19

0.160AC

326 201014-02810001-0380 339.27
KEARNS GEORGE 0.280AC
LOT 38 BLK 1 UNIT 1 SUW RIV
SPGS SUBD 82/301 174/509
224/497 256/342 261/625 2000/
327 201014-02810002-0080 481.64
WELLS DONALD & SARAH JO & 0.370AC
LOT 8 BLK 2 UNIT 1 SUW RIV
SPGS SUB 47/530 54/640 138/20
217/217 225/117 227/223
328 201014-02810005-0170 537.20
ERHABOR NOSAKHARE ONAIWU 0.440AC
LOT 17 18 19 20 BLK 5 UNIT 1
SUW RIVER SPRINGS SUBD 80/138
97/459 98/430 103/353 107/93
329 201014-02810010-0070 638.07
EVANS OTIS G 0.230AC '
LOT 7 BLK 10 UT 1 SUW RIV SPGS
SUBD 45/542 147/472 156/234
174/372 229/147 2004/2834
330 201014-02820018-0010 997.14
TILLEY JERRY L & THERESA FAYE 2.450AC
LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 18
UNIT 2 SUW RIV SPGS SUBD METES
& BDS DESC 46/400-401 283/329
331 201014-02820018-0041 486.83
DAVIS ANTHONY H & STACEY L 0.500AC
W/2 LT 4 BLK 18 UT 2 SUW RIV
SPGS SUBD DESC AS BEGIN AT
NW/C OF SW/4 OF 20-10-14
332 201014-02830000-0070 HX 543.82
HEDGES CHARLENE A & 1.OOOAC
LOT 7 & N/2 OF LOT 8 UNIT 3
SUW RIVER SPGS SUBD 90/382
116/501 121/219 2002/3469
333 201014-02850000-0100 389.89
ALEXANDER STANLEY R & 1.200AC
LOT 10 OF UNREC SUBD OF OLD
AIR STRIP 50/356 SUW RIVER
SPRINGS 64/211 TAX DEED
334 201014-03020000-0070 HX 4,888.99
PADOT DAVID W & MARY ANN H 0.210AC
LOT 7 RIVERWALK OF FANNING
SPRINGS PHASE 1 61/485 143/481
157/324 198/565 230/356 230/
335 201014-03020000-0080 798.45
RIVERWALK PARTNERS LLP 0.260AC
LOT 8 THE RIVERWALK OF FANNING
SPRINGS PHASE 1 61/485 143/481
157/324 198/565 230/356 230/
336 201014-03020000-0170 798.45
RALSTON DAVID 0.260AC
LOT 17 RIVERWALK OF FANNING
SPRINGS PHASE 1 61/485 143/481
157/324 198/565 230/356 230/
337 201014-03160000-0010 798.45
KAUFMAN ESTHER E 0.440AC
LOT 1 GREENWAYS OF FANNING
SPRINGS 61/485 143/481 15.7/324
198/565 230/356 230/358 246/
338 211014-00040000-0050 100.19
BUCHANAN CHRIS 0.180AC
LOT 5 GARDNER HART UNREC SUBD
DESC IN METES & BDS 83/481
2005/5534
339 211014-00040000-0200 100.19
BUCHANAN CHRIS 0.180AC
LOT 20 GARDNER HART UNREC SUBD
DESC IN METES & BDS 89/443
2005/5534
340 211014-00040000-0310 794.15
MCDONALD ROBERT E & 0.340AC
LOTS 31 & 32 GARDNER HART
UNREC SUBD DESC IN METES & BDS
69/466 70/72 85/675 98/333
341 211014-00040000-0350 100.19
DAVIS JAMES SHANE 0.170AC
LOT 35 GARDNER HART SUBD
98/333 118/666-667
342 211014-01180000-0210 FHX 298.01
RUSSELL ERIC & KRISTI 5.010AC
LOT 21-A GILCHRIST GARDENS
UNREC SUBD DESC AS COM AT SE/C
OF 21-10-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN
343 211014-01180000-0215 763.79
WEHNER KAREN L & ROBERT C 5.010AC
TRACT 21 B GILCHRIST GARDEN
ESTATES DESC IN MTS & BDS
DESC CONT 5.01 AC 146/96-97
344 221014-01280000-0100 1,223.27
ALAYO ELEUTERIO L & 5.000AC
LOT 10 RAMBLIN RAMBO ESTATES
CONT 5 AC M/L 140/85 151/337
152/457 F/JUDG 173/351
345 221014-00000001-0000 74.36
WATSON JONATHAN ADAM 11.5QOAC
NRLY 367.64 FT OF SRLY 787:64
FT OF SE/4 OF NW/4 LESS
EXISTING R/W FOR CO GRD
346 221014-00000001-0010 HX 232.57
GAINEY TONYAKAY 11.000AC
SRLY 420 FT OF SE/4 OF NW/4
OF 22-10-14 LESS ERLY 210 FT
OF SRLY 210FT (1 AC) SUBJECT
347 221014-01280000-0070 HX 907.61
HODGE HENRY M & BARBARA H 5.000AC
LOT 7 RAMBLING RAMBO ESTATES,
CONT 5AC M/L 140/81 152/457
214/205 240/388 245/644 255/
348 221014-01280000-0110 HX 698.00
JONES WAYNE & PEGGY 5.000AC
LOT 11 RAMBLING RAMBO ESTATES
CONT 5 AC M/L 151/255 151/385
181/89 240/406

349 221014-01280000-0120 925.02
JOHNSON JANE 5.000AC
LOT 12 RAMBLIN RAMBO ESTATES
CONT 5 AC M/L 142/109 159/80
181/89 227/17 2000/2622

350 221014-01300000-0040
DAVIS JAMES SHANE & ELIZABETH
TRACT 4 DESC IN METES & BDS
CONT 10.06 AC 151/383 162/65
181/89 240/388 251/676 258/583
351 221014-01300000-0050

HX 407.41
10.060AC

HX 505.87

LANGSTON PATRICIA A
TRACT 5 DESC IN METES & BDS
CONT 21.29 AC 150/232 F/JUDG
173/351 175/458 181/89 211/148

21.290AC

352 280615-00290000-0010 394.46
POWERS TIMOTHY D 1.500AC
LOT 1 CYPRESS SHORES UNREC
SUBD 47/540 & 542 & 543
64/636 69/278-279 111/446 111/
353 280615-00290000-0250 105.40
POWERS TIMOTHY D 1.000AC
LOT 25 CYPRESS SHORES UNREC
SUBD 64/636 69/278-279 111/
446 172/630-633 2002/4137
354 280615-00290000-0260 268.60
POWERS TIMOTHY D 1.000AC
LOT 26 CYPRESS SHORES UNREC
SUBD OR 62/545 167/424 190/70
2002/4138 2002/4139 2005/765
355 320615-00000001-0010 478.20
HUFFSTUTLER RAHN MOYER 3.000AC
EASTERLY 3 AC OF GOVT LOT 6
32-6-15 DESC AS COM AT SE/C OF
32-6-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG
356 320615-00000004-0010 366.40
RITTER GERALD & MELISSA 0.910AC
COMAT SE/C OF 32-6-15 AS PT
OF REF GO W ALONG S LN OF SEC
276 FT TO TRUE POB GO S .15
357 320615-00650050-0000 1,429.57
GODBEY DOUGLAS R & 2.570AC
PARCEL 5 METES & BDS DESC FLA
WOODLAND UNREC SUBD 58/688
(HOLLY SPRINGS) 178/343 237/
358 320615-00650240-0000 HX 195.62
SASSER STEPHEN K & MARGARET 2.430AC
PARCEL 24 METES & BDS DESC
FLA WOODLAND UNREC SUBD
(HOLLY SPRINGS) 33-6-15
359 320615-00650290-0000 324.39
DAVISSON MARGARET & 5.000AC
PARCELS 29 & 30 METES & BDS
DESC FLA WOODLAND UNREC SUBD
OR 60 PG 545 & 548 33-6-15
360 320615-00650360-0000 IHX 304.87
HOWARD DOROTHY P 4.990AC
PARCEL 36 METES & BDS DESC
FLA WOODLAND UNREC SUBD HOLLY
SPRINGS 33-6-15 60/536 71/13
361, 340615-00000010-0010 1,331.57
SULLIVAN ALAN E & MELONEY .O000AC
COM ATNE/C OF 34-6-15 GO S
276 FT GO W 258 FT TO POB GO
S 210 FT GO W 210 FT GO N 210
362 340615-0086000G-0010 115.84
MITEK DAVID ALLEN & ELISA BETH 0.500AC
LOT 1 BLK G SANTA FE OASIS
UNREC SUBD 157/91 2004/4558
363 340615-0086000G-0020 115.84
MITEK DAVID ALLEN & ELISA BETH 0.500AC
LOT 2 BLK G SANTA FE OASIS
UNREC SUBD 157/93 2004/4558
364 350615-03410000-0190 116.39
NEWCOMB CHARLES A LLEN '" C
LOT 19 UNIT 4A UNREC SUBD IRA
BEAS OASIS 64/665 182/635
2000/2290 2001/232
365 350615-00000003-0000 2,133.03
MCCORMICK TRUST 2.150AC
COM SW/C LT 12 IRA BEA'S OASIS
UNIT 3A UNREC GO W 396 FT M/L
TO E R/W LINE NE 17 AVE GO N
366 350615-00000009-0000 2,627.90
MCCORMICK TRUSTEE 4.500AC
BEG AT SE/C OF NE/4 OF SEC
35-6-15 GO N O DEG 1831.90 FT
GO N 76 DEG W 479.89 FT GO S
367 350615-03300000-0020 1,257.95
POGUE JIM W & CAROL 0.520AC
LOT 2 UNIT 3 IRA BEAS OASIS
OR 39 PG 34 OR 72 PG 200
368 350615-07200000-0020 136.69
WOLFORD RICHARD W & KATHLEEN A 0.560AC
LOT 2 WOODLAND OASIS UNREC
SUBD CONT .56 AC DESC IN MTS
& BDS DESC 145/4 2004/4659
369 350615-07200000-0140 HX 195.62
PRIVETTE JOSEPH EARL 5.000AC
LOT 14 WOODLAND OASIS UNREC
SUBD MTS & BDS DESC 5.00 AC
65/540 72/72 119/137 213/537
370 350615-07200000-0180 136.69
HEDMAN LLOYD & JANICE 0.530AC
LOTS 18 MTS & BDS DESC .53 AC
WOODLAND OASIS UNREC SUBD OR
66 PG 321 & 324 78/453 83/152
371 350615-07200000-0200 136.69
GREENE MIKE & MARIA 0.790AC
LOT 20 WOODLAND OASIS UNREC
SUBD CONT .79 AC 190/190
372 350615-07200000-0260 136.69
GREENE MIKE & MARIA 0.510AC
LOT 26 WOODLAND OASIS UNREC
SUBD CONT .51 AC 202/333
373 360615-0086000B-0070 157.54
GODWIN BARBARA 0.510AC
LOT 7 BLK B SANTA FE OASIS
UNREC SUBD CONT .51 AC 245/89
2003/103
374 360615-03200000-0110 4,473.30
JOHNSON ROBERT M TRUSTEE 0.440AC
LOT 11 UNIT 2 IRABEAS OASIS
86/65 2001/2908 2006/6531
375 360615-0086000D-0140 157.54
FLANDERS JERRY & DAWN 0.940AC
LOT 14 BLK D SANTA FE OASIS
UNREC SUBD CONT .94 AC
164/290 198/74 2002/4956

376 360615-0086000D-0230 157.54
WOLFORD RICHARD W & KATHLEEN A 0.500AC
LOT 23 BLK D SANTA FE OASIS
UNREC SUBD CONT .50 AC 244/218
2005/4026-
377 360615-0086000F-0010 157.54
GREEN LINDA C 0.890AC
LOT 1 BLK F SANTA FE OASIS
UNREC SUBD CONT .89 AC 231/633
2004/5322

378 010715-00000007-0000
COLEMAN CLEMENTINE

335.34
2.560AC

N 83 FT MEAS ALG W PROP LN OF
GOVT LOT 4
379 030715-00000001-0040 HX, 1,387.38
HOWELL DONALD L & PAULINE A 9.630AC
COM AT SE/C OF NE/4 OF NE/4
OF 3-7-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN
S ALG E LN OF SAID SEC 3 S
380 030715-03380000-0010 1,260.72
RICHARDS STACIA E & 10.010AC
LOT 1 AMANDA PLANTATION CONT
10.01 AC 178/586 209/46
UTIL EASEMENT 215/419 280/372
381 040715-00000006-0040 1,761.10

BRANTLEY JAY R 8.590AC
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF SE/4 OF
4-7-15 AND RUN N ALG W LN
THEREOF 585.86 FT THENCE N 89
382 040715-00000003-0010 HX 845.90
DEES JAMES A & DONNA S 15.050AC
WEST 331 FT OF SW/4 OF SW/4
4-7-15 & W/2 OF E 331 FT OF W
662 FT OF SW/4 OF SW/4 139/500
383 040715-00000006-0020 HX 726.08
BOZEMAN JACK B & DELORES J 5.010AC
COM AT THE SW/C OF SE/4 OF
SE/4 & RUN N ALG W LN THEREOF
585.86 FT THENCE N 89 DEG E
384 050715-00000001-0000 5,555.75
HUFFSTUTLERRAHN MOYER 75.670AC
FRACTL PART OF NW/4 OF NE/4 &
NE/4 OF NW/4 70/475 78/518
WILL 151/198 205/572 LESS W
385 050715-00000007-0020 932.70
LEWIS GLORIA W & WILLIAM M 10.000AC
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF 5-7-15
& RUN N 89 DEG E ALG S LN
THEREOF 40 FT TO PT ON E R/W
386 050715-00000007-0025 HX 543.64
PRICHARD JAMES W M 20.000AC
COMAT SW/C OF SE/4 OF 5-7-15
& RUN N 89 DEG E ALG S LN
THEREOF 40 FT TO APT ON E R/W
387 060715-00000001-0010 HX 1,283.46
STEWART MICHAEL J & JANET E & 29.400AC
PARCEL B OR COM AT NE/C OF
6-7-15 GO S3 DEG E ALONG E
LN OF SEC 1324.75 FT GO W
388 070715-00000005-0000 HX 265.03
BUNKLEY JULIA 1.000AC
COM AT SW COR OF SE/4 GO N
615 1/2 FT TO POB GO E 210 FT
GO N 210 FT GO W 210 FT GO S
389 070715-00320000-0010 443.51
MACHADO MAIDA 4.150AC
LOT 1 SANTA FE CORNERS UNREC
SUBD 34/282 129/115 218/497
256/523 2006/4020-4023 ,
390 070715-00320000-0020 443.51
MACHADO MAIDA 4.150AC
LOT 2 SANTA FE CORNERS UNREC
SUBD 34/282 129/116 218/497
256/523 2006/4020-4023
3l1 070715-00320000-0040 444.51
+A-4-[KP R '1DOL-PH-. AN-TONE TE ...- --4 160AC
LOT 4 SANTA FE CORNERS UNREC
SUBD 39/158 131/389 34/282
218/497 256/523
392 070715-00320000-0100 HX 409.84
JONES RICHARD C SR & 2.200AC
W/2 OF LOT 10 SANTA FE COR
UNREC SUBD CONT 2.22 47/369
49/555 120/148 & 155 137/444
393 070715-00320000-0251 1,104.07
BETHEL HOLLY VIRGINIA & 2.250AC
W/2 OF LOT 25 SANTA FE
CORNERS UNREC SUBD CONT 5 AC
101/457 34/282 218/497 256/523
394 070715-00320000-0300 HX 568.37
RITCHEY DEBBIE SUE 4.450AC
LOT 30 SANTA FE COR UNREC
SUBD 91/456 & 458 108/108-109
* 135/385 145/599 146/471 161/
395 070715-00320000-0360 158.21
PIRES REJANE 1.270AC
LOT 36 SANTA FE CORNERS UNREC
SUBD 129/114 OLD COUNTY ROAD
CLOSED 144/357-358 34/282
396 090715-00000002-0000 HX 1,142.38
LOPES VALERIE & RITA SIMCOE 17.480AC
NW/4 OF NE/4 LESS 3 AC TO
CHURCH 140/696 UTLY ESMT
LESS N 639.37 FT 175/183.184/
397 090715-00000011-0035 HIX 626.59 .
DRIGGERS THOMAS M & HELEN H 5.000AC
S/2 OF NW/4 OF SE/4 OF SE/4
CONT 5 AC 121/188 219/667
219/668 235/583 UTIL EASEMENT
398 090715-00000013-0000 731.05
TRIMM JAMES 5.000AC
S/2 OF NW/4 OF NE/4 OF SE/4
OR47 PG 115
399 090715-00000015-0000 2,484.45
SPISAK WENDI 5.000AC
S/2 OF NE/4 OF NE/4 OF SE/4
111/661 113/472 2003/5403
2004/1627 2004/1628 UTIL
400 090715-00770000-0170 105.40
LOPEZ DE REDRIGUEZ RAFAELA 1.080AC
LOT 17 SANTAFE RANCH SUBD
UNREC 46/481 149/416
401 090715-00770000-0510 105.40
RBN PROMISE LAND INC 0.910AC
LOT 51 SANTAFE RANCH SUBD
UNREC 46/481 147/583 196/166
196/167 196/419 196/422 TAX

402 090715-00770000-0680 105.40
REYES-PUJOS VICTOR M 1.020AC
LOT 68 SANTA FE RANCH SUBD
DESC IN METES & BDS CONT 1.10
AC 125/157
403 090715-00770000-0840 105.40
HOLMES PAULETTE 1.330AC
LOT 84 SANTA FE RANCH SUBD
UNREC 46/481 196/597 TAX DEED
2004/4072
404 090715-00770000-0940 105.40
ROLDAN EDGA 1.020AC
LOT 94 SANTA FE RANCH SUBD
UNREC 46/481 2004/4101
405 100715-00000010-0040 HX 595.11

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REID BILLY J & BARBARA J
COM AT NE/C OF SW/4 OF SE/4 OF
10-7-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN ON
N LN OF SW/4 OF SE/4 S 89 DEG

15.840AC

406 110715-00000011-0000 774.37
WALKER LEWIS 5.3 10AC
SW/4 OF NW/4 103/464 LESS 10
AC TO GALLOWAY ET AL 114/89 &
LESS 25 AC TO ROGERS 121/ 246
407 110715-00000011-0010 F HX 626.47
WALKER LEWIS 10.500AC
COM AT SE/C OF SW/4 OF NW/4
OF 11-7-15 FORAPOB GO ON S
LN OF SW/4 OF NW/4 W 952 FT
408 110715-00000012-0020 HX 702.12
POTTER BONNIE 1.140AC
COM AT NW/COR OF NW/4 OF SW/4
GO S 0 DEG 05 MIN W 659.83 FT
GO S 89 DEG 56 MIN 28 SEC E
409 110715-00000012-0060 1,020.45
HOPKIN MELISSA & 1.000AC
COM AT 2" IRON PIPE BEING
KNOWN AS NW/C OF NE/4 OF SW/4
11-7-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN
410 110715-00000012-0061 341.06
HOPKIN MELISSA & 2.000AC
COM AT NW/C OF NW/4 OF SW/4
11-7-15 RUN ON W LN OF NW/4 OF
SW/4 S 531.83 FT THENCE RUN S
411 120715-00000004-0010 186.74
STANFIELD LESLEY EUGENE 1.000AC
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 OF NW/4
OF SE/4 AS POREF GO S 15 FT
TO POB CONT S 210 FTW210 FT
412 120715-00000009-0010 1,677.95
SOKOLEWICZ EUGENIUSZ & MARK 14.090AC
COM AT NW/C OF SW/4 OF NW/4
GO E 36 FT GO S 36 FT TO S
R/W LN OF CO RD & POB CONT E
413 120715-02000000-0050 HX 391.63
DEFAULT RESOLUTION GROUP LLC 5.000AC
LOT 5 RED BERRY BRANCH ESTATES
CONT 5 AC 209/217 252/001 .
2000/4505 UTIL EASEMENT 2001/
414 150715-03700000-0140 HX 85.05
WOOLSEY DEBORAH L 4.560AC
LOT 14 UNIT 2 EMERALD FARMS
15-7-15 82/132 85/615 109/322
137/285 160/488 162/691 LESS
415 150715-03700000-0260 HX 195.62
TAVERNIA RICHARD A & RHONA H 5.000AC
LOT 26 UNIT 2 EMERALD FARMS
15-7-15 83/335 150/507
416 160715-00340000-0180 HX 431.03
EVANS DAWN 5.500AC
LOT 18 UNIT 1 EMERALD FARMS
57/543 70/685 228/588 UTIL
EASEMENT 229/323 238/423 UTIL
417 160715-00340000-0330 HX 461.08
EVANS JAMES S 5.000AC
LOT 33 UNIT 1 EMERALD FARMS
75/570 217/704 UTIL EASEMENT
229/116 2004/1578 2005/4105
418 160715-00340000-090 579 6 FI
DANIEL NIGEL & SHALREEN 5.000AC
LOT 69 UNIT 1 EMERALD FARMS
80/407 249/264 2003/5222 2005/
1885
419 170715-00000001-0060 1,200.30
KERSCH NICHOLAS J & MEGAN E 10.000AC
COM AT NE/C 17-7-15 FOR POR
THENCE RUN ALG N LN OF SEC 17
S 88 DEG W 246 FT TO W LN OF
420 180715-00000001-0000 616.36
PHILMAN KEITH L & LINDA F & 160.000AC
SE/4 44/453 49/157 117/126
123/50 231/233 270/239 270/248
EASEMENT 277/374,
421 180715-00000003-0210 HX 323.09
HEAVENER CHRIS T 20.000AC
COM AT NE/C OF SW/4 OF
18-7-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN
ALG E LN OF SW/4 S 527.56 FT
422 180715-02710000-0030 1,060.93
BERRY JAMES H 5.000AC
LOT 3 VARGAS WOODS SUBD CONT
5 AC 129/106 PIPELINE EASEMENT
209/413 250/151 256/523 265/
423 200715-00000003-0070 HX 907.19
SLOCUM DOUGLAS L & VIRGINIA E 10.000AC
NE/4 OF SW/4 OF NE/4 OF 20-7-
15 CONT 10 AC 147/130 192/600
219/198 219/199 UTIL EASEMENT
424 240715-00000001-0000 11,851.85
HURLEY ENTERPRISES INC 431.410AC
THAT PART OF SECTION LYING S
OF CO RD 138 GRANT OF EASEMENT
114/25 139/500 & 507 232/471
425 240715-00000001-0010 2,528.64
HURLEY ENTERPRISES INC 200.430AC
THAT PART OF SECTION LYING N
OF CO RD 138 GRANT OF EASEMENT
114/25 139/500 & 507 231/471
426 300715-00000011-0010 731.05
WOLFORD RICHARD W & KATHLEEN A 5.000AC
N/2 OF N/2 OF SE/4 OF SE/4
LESS 5 AC 91/302 247/64 2005/
5587 2005/6412
427 300715-00000011-0015 68.91
MERCADANTE PATRICK & ANN MARIE 10.000AC
S/2 OF N/2 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 91/
302 247/64 2005/5587
428 300715-00350001-0040 756.61
PIERCE CONNIE AS TRUSTEE 2.500AC
LOT 4 BLK 1 OAKWOOD ESTATES
106/681-682 248/562 2000/
1586 2000/1636 2000/4777 2000/
429 300715-00350001-0080 HX 288.04

MOORE JESSE R 7.480AC
LOTS 8 & 9 BLK 1 OAKWOOD EST
77/587 92/409 & 410 222/671
263/219 269/277 271/358
430 300715-00350002-0020 HX 286.58
WOLFORD RICHARD W JR & 13.770AC
LOTS 2 3 & 4 BLK 2 OAKWOOD .
EST 51/591 78/210 80/588 82/
82/573 109/660 112/279 114/360

431 300715-00350002-0060
ALBRIGHT DAVID L & JAMIE L
LOT 6 BLK 2 OAKWOOD ESTATES

696.58
4.830AC

82/517 117/632 2000/4941,2005/
2273 UTIL EASEMENT 2006/5727
432 300715-00350002-0070 358.99
ALBRIGHT DAVID L & JAMIE L 9.900AC
LOTS 7 & 8 BLK 2 OAKWOOD EST
SUBD 51/591 80/588 82/573 114/
360 163/118 166/269 166/270
433 310715-00000006-0010 777.35
PHILMAN KELLY J & 60,000AC
S/2 OF NW/4 OF NW/4 & SW/4 OF
NW/4 33/346 152/312 156/479-
482 159/314 PIPELINE EASEMENT
434 310715-00000008-0000 341.31
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ET AL 120.000AC
N/2 OF SW/4 & SW/4 OF SW/4
47/378 & 380 66/194 69/648
80/415 PIPELINE EASEMENTS
435 310715-00000010-0050 1,172.61
BERRY ROBERT S OR ARLEEN D 6.730AC
COM AT SW/C OF N/2 OF NW/4 OF
SE/4 31-7-15 FOR POB THENCE
RUN ALG W LN OF N/2 OF NW/4 OF
436 320715-00360020-0050 313.95
DAVIS NORMAN L & RAMONA 1.030AC
LOT 5 BLK 20 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 136/106 223/608
240/344 285/650 2006/4515
437 320715-00000011-0000 395.57
MITCHELL WILL W 1.250AC
N/2 OF SE/4 OF NE/4 OF NE/4
OF SE/4 71/239 191/49 270/595
288/523 2005/1005 2005/1006
438 320715-00000027-0000 230.54
NRLLEASTLLC 1.250AC
N/2 OF SE/4 OF NW/4 OF NW/4
OF SE/4 21/379 2005/7263 2006/
5917
439 320715-00000040-0000 230.54
SCHILTZ LEO ET UX 1.250AC
S/2 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 OF NW/4
OF SE/4
440 320715-00360000-0010 313.95
JOHNSON BRUCE & PAULETTE 1.060AC
TRACT I CONT 1.06 AC 136/106
223/608 240/344 2001/1655
2005/812
441 320715-00360000-OOLO 313.95
MCDOUGAL NATHAN 1.060AC
TRACT L CONT 1.06 AC 136/106
223/608 240/344 2001/1655
442 320715-00360000-OOMO 477.15
MCDOUGAL ME INC 1.060AC
TRACT M CONT 1.06 AC 136/106
223/608 240/344 UTIL EASEMENT
269/595
443 320715-00360014-0050 313.95
VESTER THOMAS & TIMOTHY VESTER 1.OOOAC
LOT 5 BLK 14 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 154/349
193/317- 326 193/327
444 320715-00360014-0150 HX 235.95
KITTS LELAN JACKSON & JOY 1.030AC
LOT 15 BLK 14 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 118/466 139/412.
UTILITY EASEMENT 140/334 147/
445 320715-00360015-0020 HX 195.62
LEMONS SAMUEL C & TONIA LEMONS 1.000AC
LOT 2 BLK 15 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 163/623 233/366
240/344 266/521 271/152 282/
446 320715-00360015-0030 313.95
STEVENSON DENISE L & 1.OOOAC
LOT 3 BLK 15 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 118/252 2003/
6425
447 320715-001360015-0050 478.15
FREEMAN BRYAN M 1.OOOAC
LOT 5 BLK 15 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 1.18/466 180/239
240/344 2000/5059 2000/5060
448 320715-001360019-0140 313.95
STEVENSON DENISE L & 1.030AC
LOT 14 BLK 19 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 118/250 2003/
6424
449 320715-00)360020-0040 HX 208.12
DAVIS NORMAN L & RAMONA 1.030AC
LOT 4 BLK 20 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 136/106 223/608
240/344 285/650 2006/4515
450 320715-00360020-0070 313.95
MCDOUGAL NATHAN G 1.030AC
LOT 7 BLK 20 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 233/366 235/289
240/344 2001/1655
451 320715-00860020-0090 HX 863.58
STROUP DEAN L & CAROL A 2.210AC
LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 20 SUW RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 118/261 136/106
180/244 223/608 240/344 240/
452 320715-00'360021-0150 314.88
LANDRUM KATHY L 1.030AC'
LOT 15 BLK 21 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 108/242 TAX DEED
2004/1348 UTIL EASEMENT 2006/
453 330715-00000003-0000 106.17
ASHBURN JAMES HENRY 40.000AC
NW/4 OF NE/4 125/237 GRANT OF
EASEMENT 125/246 125/253
139/701-702 233/008 233/13
454 330715-00000005-0000 HX 195.62
GEIMAN BARBARA 10.000AC
W/2 OF N/2 OF SW/4 OF SE/4
51/146 135/110 172/490 190/205
UTIL EASEMENT 200/68 283/593

455 330715-00000036-0000 HX 1,246.15
HOURDAS NIKITAS M & PAULINE C 13.900AC
SW/4 OF NW/4 14.75 AC TO LISA *
MCDOUGAL 164/76 LEAVING 25.25
110/678 163/278 & 292-293 &
456 330715-00000036-0010 61.75
WISOLMERSKI ROBERT 10.710AC ,
W 357.92 FT OF SE/4 OF NW/4
OF 33-7-15 LESS S 20 FT
THEREOF CONT 10.71 AC 164/191
457 330715-02300000-0010 52.50
WISOLMERSKI ROBERT 7.140AC
PARCEL 1 CONT 7.14 AC DESC'AS
COM AT CENTER OF 33-7-15 GO N
20 FT GO W 140 FT TO POB CONT

458 050815-03600001-0150 313.95
WALLS G D 1.030AC
LOT 15 BLK 1 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 156/542 TAX DEED
2004/3554 2005/3480
459 050815-03600004-0110 313.95
COOKE CARL HAROLD & 1.030AC
LOT 11 BLK 4 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES 136/106 223/608 235/
285 240/344 241/003 266/521
460 050815-03600004-0130 313.95
HAY DAVID PARKER 1.030AC
LOT 13 BLK 4 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 157/327
461 050815-03600004-0140 HX 1,058.96
KELLY DONALD & LELA 1.030AC
LOT 14 BLK 4 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES 136/106 223/608 235/
285 240/344 241/003 266/521
462 050815-03600005-0090 313.95
O'NEAL WILLIAM E 1.190AC
LOT 9 BLK 5 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 136/106 223/608
235/285 240/344 241/003 245/
463 050815-03600006-0160 659.63
KING JERRY SAMPSON JR 1.200AC
LOT 16 BLK 6 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 136/106 223/608
235/285 240/344 241/003 266/
464 050815-03600007-0020 313.95
DEMETRIUS JOHN & BEVERLEY 1.040AC
LOT 2 BLK 7 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 141/71 212/359r
2005/3653
465 050815-03600007-0140 313.95
SUWANNEE RIVER SPRINGS INC 1.040AC
LOT 14 BLK 7 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 136/106 223/608
235/285 240/344 241/003 245/
466 050815-03600008-0050 313.95
PORTER WAYNE & 1.030AC
LOT 5 BLK 8 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 154/16 2005/2985
2005/4548
467 050815-03600008-0160 313.95
CONSUMER PROPERTIES INC 1.200AC
LOT 16 BLK 8 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH'97/610 2006/4215
2006/4216
468 050815-03600009-0090 313.95
ELKORDY NUTANMATEE JEAN & 1.190AC
LOT 9 BLK 9 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 148/233 2005/
2105
469 050815-03600010-0160 313.95
NRLL EAST LLC 1.200AC
LOT 16 BLK 10 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 161/449 2005/
3296
470 050815-03600012-0010 313.95
LAACK VIOLET M & RUBEN L 1.270AC
LOT 1 BLK 12 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 153/185 .
471 050815-03600012-0030 313.95
STEVENSONDENISE L & 1.040AC
LOT 3 BLK 12 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 118/248 2003/
6426
472 050815-03600012-0040 502.30
FOGLE LAKIE R SR 1.040AC
LOT 4 BLK 12 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 136/106 223/608
235/285 240/344 241/003 UTIL
473 060815-00000003-0000 220.87
HART JOSEPH D JR & FELICIA 77.500AC
NW/4 OF SW/4 & SW/4 OF SW/4
123/503 LESS 3.32 AC TO
THOMPSON 123/501 LEAVING
474 060815-00000005-0020 HX 527.16
SPEARS RICKY DWAINE 6.640AC
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF SW/4
OF 6-8-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN
ALONG S LINE OF SAID SECTION
475 060815-00000005-0021 HX 384.04
SPEARS MADONNA L 5.000AC
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF SW/4 OF
6-8-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG
S LN OF SE/4 OF SW/4 N 89 DEG
'476 060815-00000005-0040 HX 942.45
HURNE THOMAS J & GINELLE A 5.820AC
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF SW/4
OF 6-8-15 AS POB GO N 660 FT
GO E 165 FT GO S 660 FT GO W
477 060815-00000007-0000 178.40
PHILMAN KEITH L & I J 40.000AC
NW/4 OF NW/4 OR 63 PG 58
149/461
478 070815-00000012-0000 1,167.87
TAYLOR CATHERINE 4.900AC
E/2 OF SW/4 OF SW/4 OF NE/4
OR 46/100 65/225 116/35-36
120/284-288 176/533 UTILITY
479 070815-00000015-0000 -HX 195.62
BLANKS FREDERICK E 5.000AC
W/2 OF SW/4 OF SE/4 OF NE/4
85/547 & 548 97/327 156/370
166/56 UTILITY EASEMENT 168/
480 070815-00000020-0000 HX 369.62
SCOX RANDY KILE 14.700AC
SE/4 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 & E/2 OF
SW/4 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 OR 80 PG
119 81/269 89/192 & 482 LESS
481 070815-01420000-0010 923.78
COOPER PHILLIP E & KATHLEEN B 2.250AC

TRACT 1 MTS & BDS DESC UNREC
SUBD 82/514 236/51 237/161
UTIL EASEMENT 243/526 UTIL
482 070815-01420000-0020 862.70
JONES STEPHEN A 2.300AC
TRACT 2 MTS & BDS DESC UNREC
SUBD 81/600 104/401 236/55
237/161 UTIL EASEMENT 243/526
483 070815-01420000-0070 1,557.16
CASELLA CHERYL C 3.030AC
TRACTS 7 & S/2 OF 8 UNREC SUBD
DESC IN METES & BDS 74/326 &'
626 236/689 TAX DEED 2005/2505
484 070815-01420000-0100 310.83
BEFORE LEONARD A & MELISSA L 2.670AC
COM AT NW/C OF SE/4 OF SW/4 OF

7-8-15 FOR POB THENCE RUN ALG
N LNOF SE/4 OF SW/4 S 89 DEG E
485 070815-02260000-0040 1,205.51
SHANNON LAURENCE P & GENEVA B 15.000AC
TRACT 4 CONT 15 AC & DESC AS
COM AT NE/C OF SE/4 OF NW/4
OF 7-8-15 AS POB GO S 714 FT
486 070815-02290000-0010 68.91
TRAIL CHARLIE D 10.OOOAC
TRACT 1 CONT 9.33 AC DESC AS
COM AT SW/C OF NW/4 OF NW/4
OF 7-8-15 AS POB GO E 503.27
487 080815-00000003-0050 HX 195.62
MONTGOMERY DENNIS 15.000AC
S 3/4 OF E/2 OF SE/4 OF NW/4
ALSO INCLUDING EASEMENT
105/299 2006/477
488 120815-00000002-0010 HX 195.62
JENKINS ALFRED K & TAWNYA W 1.720AC
COM AT SE/C OF 12-8-15 THENCE
RUN S 89 DEG W ALG S LN OF SEC
12 76.62 FT TO POB THENCE CONT
489 170815-00000004-0012 894.78
ANDERSON JOE 5.000AC
E/2 OF W/2 OF S/2 OF S/2 OF
S/2 OF NW/4 DB 15/596 209/20
UTIL EASEMENT 213/398 2002/
490 180815-00000014-0000 2,076.21
REEDER ROBT & BRENDA 20.000AC
N/2 OF SW/4 OF SW/4
491 180815-00000017-0028 629.06
KROPOLINSKY BONNIE 4.270AC
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF
18-8-15 FOR A PT OF REF GO N
1785.73 FT TO POB CONTN
492 180815-00000017-0043 HX 195.62
BURNETT LINDA D & 2.840AC
COM AT SE/C OF SW/4 OF SE/4
OF 18-08-15 AS POB GO N
561.15 FT GO W 439.86 FT GO S
493 180815-0073000B-0120 HX 827.07
GAY DAVID W 4.490AC
LOTS 12 13 14 15 DESTIN UNREC
SUBD 82/145 87/325 99/ 225
100/100 279/132 291/160 291/
494 180815-02240000-0040 .HX 261.59
HITT JASON M & TINA M 1.000AC
LOT 4 SUWANNEE RIVER OAKS SUBD
168/138 UTIL EASEMENT 177/67 &
632 193/640 193/641 201/269
495 180815-02240000-0070 214.89
ADAMS JACK & BARBARA JOAN 1.020AC
LOT 7 SUWANNEE RIVER OAKS SUBD
168/138 UTIL EASEMENT 177/67 &
632 193/640 193/641 201/269
496 190815-05800000-0170 HX 195.62
SPIRIT DON C & 2.020AC
LOTS 17 & 18 WOODLAND ACRES OF
AN UNREC PLAT OF HARVEY JARVIS
95/50 136/164 136/166 UTIL
497 190815-00000002-0000 2,076.21
TRIBBLE EVERETT & WANDA & 20.000AC
THE E 20A OF THE W 40 A OF
NW/4 2005/4118
498.190815-00000013-000 T,T86.29
KLAUS KAREN 9.880AC
PCL 4 DESC AS BEG AT NE/C OF
SW/4 OF NE/4 GO S 330 FT AS
POB GO W 1304 FT GO S 330 FT
499 190815-00000015-0011 731.05
SMITH CHARLOTTE JANE 5.000AC
E/2 OF N/2 OF N/2 OF SW/4 OF
NE/4 184/220 UTIL EASEMENT
232/71 2004/2260
500 190815-05800000-0070 585.71
ROACH ROBERT EUGENE 1.080AC
LOT 7 WOODLAND ACRES UNREC
PLAT OF HARVEY JARVIS CONT
1.08 AC 158/554 UTLY EASEMT
501 190815-05800000-0090 392.68
RUDD RONALD WAYNE JR 1.080AC
LOT 9 WOODLAND ACRES OF THE
UNREC PLAT OF HARVEY JARVIS
MTS & BDS DESC CONT 1.08
502 190815-05800000-0160 233.15
SPIRIT CHRISTINE 1.100AC
LOT 16 WOODLAND ACRES OF AN
UNREC PLAT OF HARVEY JARVIS
CONT 1.10 AC 95/50 136/164
503 200815-00000005-0020 HX 635.83
BARNES DANIEL A & NICOLE H 5.000AC
FOR POB COM AT SE/C OF S/4 OF
E/2 OF NW/4 OF NW/4 OF SEC
THENCE RUNN 89 DEG W ALGS LN
504 290815-02270000-0070 62.37
THOMPSON JAMES A & THELMAL 8.210AC
LOT 7 BRADLAND UNREC SUBD CONT
8.21 AC 174/436 196/78 196/80
2004/2203
505 300815-00370000-0190 262.59
KING GWEN L KIBLER 0.500AC
LOTS 19 & 32 KUSHMER ADDIT TO
BELL
506 300815-00370000-0400 HX 195.62
KENNEDY RONDA KAY 0.230AC
LOT 40 KUSHMER ADDIT TO BELL
53/310 54/679 & 681 161/270
217/392 UTIL EASEMENT 219/464
507 300815-00370000-0670 795.25
ARNOLD CHRISTINE M 0.250AC
LOT 67 KUSHMER ADDIT TO BELL
256/333 2001/3231 2002/472
2002/712
508 300815-00370000-0700 HX 1,205.77

SUTTON LARRY & MARY ANN 0.500AC
LOTS 70 & 77 KUSHMER ADD TO
BELL 99/396 124/582 126/47
128/287 150/534 201/205-206
509 300815"00370000-0760 147.51
BROWN THOMAS 0.250AC
LOT 76 KUSHMER ADDIT TO BELL
101/628 104/636-637 113/99
510 300815-00370000-0800 147.51
ARNOLD ALFRED D 0.250AC
LOT 80 KUSHMER ADDIT TO BELL
256/333 2001/3231 2002/472
2002/712 .
511 300815-00910000-0040 541.57

LAPUMA ROBERT
LOT 4 RIDGEVIEW SUBD CONT

5.010AC

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5.01 AC 47/117 79/555 83/173
230/608 230/610 280/118 UTIL ,
512 300815-00910000-0050 377.69
SCOTT BRADLEY 0 5.000AC
LOT 5 RIDGEVIEW SUBD CONT
5.003 AC 105/156 2002/3886
2002/3887 2003/3206 2003/3207
513 300815-00910000-0070 HX 615.03
CAMPBELL LEE R & LINDA S 5.010AC
LOT 7 RIDGEVIEW SUBDIVISION
CONT 5.005 AC 102/167 134/145
134/628 149/261 168/722 180/
514 300815-00910000-0140 699.96
SHORT PATRICIA 1.430AC
LOT 14 RIDGEVIEW SUBD 94/566
UTILITY EASEMENT 161/617 163/
391
515 310815-00000005-0010 1,270.63
SANDERS ROBERT LAVERNE 3.010OAC
COM AT NW/C OF NE/4 OF NW/4
FOR POR THENCE GO S 00 DEG W
1318.64 FT THENCE GO S 89 DEG
516 310815-00000005-0085 HX 391.88
HERRIN BENITAREGAY 3.020AC
COM AT NW/C OF SE/4 OF NW/4
31-8-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG
W LN OF SE/4 OF NW/4 S 30 FT
517 310815-02680000-0050 1,989.44
SERRANO VIRGILIO & MARIA H 0.910AC
LOT 5 SANDERS OAKS SUBD CONT
.91 AC 74/310 123/576-577 235/
301 244/252 247/317 259/621
518 310815-02680000-0070 412.22
HERRIN BENITA REGAY 1.040AC
LOT 7 "i-)_-ERs OAKS SUBD CONT
.91 AC 2 ,2 I 259/626 2003/
3773 2003/4597
519 310815-02680000-0080 662.47
WOODS DANIEL CHRISTOPHER & 1.10OAC
LOT 8 SANDERS OAKS SUBD CONT
1.10 AC 74/109 75/606 76/155
171/525 204/433 225/318 225/
520 310815-02680000-0210 HX 794.31
DAVIS BRAD DEAN & TONYA LYNN 0.910AC
LOT 21 SANDERS OAKS SUBD CONT
.91 AC 74/215 123/575 & 578
234/352 235/301 247/317 259/
521 310815-02680000-0230 412.22
DORNEVIL ERIC 0.910AC
LOT 23 SANDERS OAKS SUBD CONT
.91 AC -1 215 123/575 & 578
234/352 235/301 247/317 259/
522 310815-02680000-0280 412.22
DORNEVIL ERIC 0.910AC
LOT 28 SANDERS OAKS SUBD CONT
.91 AC 74/310 123/576-577 235/
301 244/252 247/317 259/621
523 310815-02950000-0040 1,407.96
STEINHATCHEE INVESTMENTS INC 0.750AC
LOT 4 CUSTOM ESTATES 74/109
75/606 235/301 UTIL EASEMENT
250/16 247/317 259/109 296/243
524 32120S156 1 .Irl.,II' 0Jr, .11.111 31 i I5
JOHNSTON JAMES H-JR 1,"., [
COMONWBDYLNOF SEC 172 FTf ..
S OF SW COR OF NW/4 OF SW/4 &
GO E 330 FT GO N PARALLEL WITH
525 320815-00000007-0020 1,516.80
GINDLESPERGER DONALD N & 10.000AC
N/4 OF NW/4 OF SW/4 CONT 10
AC 101/534 & 538 114/136 116/
602 123/366 256/591 2005/3153
526 320815-00000012-0000 HX 2,512.25
JONES GRADY H SR & DEBORAH A 20.000AC
W 690 FT OF SE/4 OF SW/4
52/351 72/162-165 72/360 73/
521 130/519 135/304-306 166/
527 050915-00000001-0020 525.13
QUALITY CEMENT FINISHING INC 87.260AC
N/2 OF NE/4 & ALSO COM AT
NE/C OF SE/4 OF NE/4 OF
5-9-15 FORAPOB GO W 1307.22
528 050915-00940000-0040 HX 610.73
CONNER SHEILAM 5.870AC
TRACT 4 SANTA FE RANCHETTES
CONT 11.74 AC 101/696 145/398
172/5 185/150 LESS E 5.866 AC
529 050915-00940000-0050 HX 925.49
PELTO JOHN R & LISA A GLOVER 10.200AC
TRACT 5 SANTA FE RANCHETTES
CONT 10.20 AC 98/476 188/291
UTILITY EASEMENT 188/659 255/
530 050915-00940000-0090 IHX 934.98
KEEF RONALD RICHARD & DEBRA 10.2 10OAC
TRACT 9 SANTA FE RANCHETTES
CONT 10.21 AC 100/448 156/105
158/92 199/229 216/642 UTIL
531 050915-00940000-0120 HX 832.69
RAJCZI KATHERINE A & 11.020AC
LOT 12 SANTAFE RANCHETTS LG
METES & BDS DESC 11.02 AC
95/546 215/600 217/731 288/557
532 050915-00940000-0201 491.41
HOLLEY SCOTT L & DEANNAE 10.000AC
S 660 FT OF W 660 FT OF TRACT
20 SANTA FE RANCHETTES CONT 10
AC 98/77 107/107 187/542 187/
533 050915-01050000-0140 1,457.16
HUTCHINS MARK & 5.010AC
LOT 14 FLYING HARNESS FARM
CONT 5.01 AC 111/402 113/441
139/393 139/395 139/396 2004/
534 050915-01050000-0260 1,396.55
MORIN DONALD F 6.320AC
LOT 26 FLYING HARNESS FARMS

CONT 6.32 AC BEING IN SECT 7
& 8-9-15 109/567-568 110/ 442
535 060915-00000004-0041 418.89
GOMEZ NELLY G 1.440AC
COM AT NW/C OF 6-9-15 FOR POR
THENCE RUN ALG N LN OF SEC 6
N 88 DEG E 37.92 FT TO E R/W
536 070915-05250000-0030 1,501.05
STANSBERRY DONALD 5.OOOAC
LOT 3 OF REPLAT OF LOTS 27 &
28 OF GIL CREST FARM SUBD
CONT 5 AC 145/546 UTILITY
537 070915-05250000-0040 HX 424.25

SMITH BARBARA J
LOT 4 REPLAT OF LOTS 27 & 28

5.000AC

OF GIL CREST FARM SUBD CONT 5
AC 135/174 & 676 137/103 143/
538 080915-00750000-0420 2,183.88
SCOTT BARBARA 7.160AC
S/2 OF LOT 42 GIL CREST FARMS
SUBD DESC IN MTS & BDS DESC
CONT 7.164 AC 79/642 129/52
539 080915-01210000-0040 HX 195.62
MAURER ELIZABETH & 11.430AC
PARCEL 4 BEING A PORT OF LOTS
3 & ALL LOT 4 OF REPLAT OF
LOTS 1 & 2 GIL CREST FARM
540 080915-01240000-0240 HX 141.43
TRUMBLEY IOLA N 5.000AC
LOT 24 TROTTER FARMS SUBD
BEING IN 5-9-15 & 8-9-15 CONT
5 AC 145/563 226/005 UTIL
541 080915-01910000-0020 HX 1,104.55
STEWART WILLIAM JAMES & MARY 10.000AC
LOT 2 LAKEWOOD UNREC SUBD
BEING IN 5 & 8-9-15 CONT 10
AC 139/333 162/178 UTIL
542 080915-01910000-0140 HX 894.49
DARLING TERI 11.550AC
LOT 14 LAKEWOOD UNREC SUBD
CONT 11.55 AC 139/333 164/521
166/297 237/270 2001/2422
543 180915-00000007-0000 HX 195.62
PHILMAN KELLY J & CHERRI 40.000AC
SE/4 OF NW/4 DB 1/408 & 470
PIPELINE EASEMENT 202/292
204/358.2001/3069 ORDER OF
544 180915-00000012-0020 HX 796.83
REED LISA JOAN 5.000AC
COM AT SW/C OF NW/4 OF SW/4
OF 18-9-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN
ON S LINE OF NW/4 OF SW/4 N
545 200915-00000003-0005 HX 4,535.75
JORDAN RHONDA S 5.000AC
W 1 AC OF E 10.01 AC OF NW/4
OF NE/4 & COM AT NE/C OF NW/4
OF NE/4 20-9-15 FOR POR THENCE
546 300915-00000003-0000 93.59
BARRON NATHAN D 16.760AC
COM AT NW/C OF NE/4 OF SE/4 OF
30-9-15 FOR POB THENCE RUN ALG
N LN OF NE/4 OF SE/4 N 89 DEG
547 300915-00000003-0020 HX 428.56
BARRON NATHAN D & KASSIE R 5.160AC
COM AT NE/C OF SE/4 OF 30-9-15
OF A PT OF REFERENCE THENCE
RUN ALG E LN OF SAID SEC 30 S
548 091015-00000018-0000 707.19
BOATWRIGHT CHRISTOPHER W ETAL 0.120AC
COMMENCE 66 FT EAST OF SW
CORNER OF SE/4 OF SW/4 AS POB
RUN E 40 FTN 100 FTW40FT
549 091015-01080000-0430 HX 395.74
RICHBURG JESSICA PAIGE 0.360AC
LOTS 43 & 44 PINES ESTATES
SUBD 114/565 127/433 245/527
293/233 2000/1606 2000/1704
550 091015-01080000-0650 239.85
JEAN-FRANCOIS KESNEL& OLOUDE 0.180AC
LOT 65 PINES ESTATES SUBD
32/44 42/582 136/185 251/340,
2001/5489 2002/636 2005/5358
551 091015-01080000-0690 HX 436.37
THOMAS JAMES R 0.360AC .
LOTS 69 & 70 PINES ESTATES
SUBD 32/44 42/582 136/185 251/
340 2001/5489 2002/636 2002/
552 091015-01080000-0830 239.85
LUCAS DEBRA DENISE 0.180AC
LOT 83 PINES ESTATES SUBD
32/44 42/582 136/185 2001/1704
2002/3640
553 091015-01080000-0840 HX 93.37
LUCAS'DEBRA DENISE 0.360AC
LOTS 84 & 105 PINE ESTATES
SUBD 32/44 42/582 125/598
136/185 187/517 292/57
554 091015-01080000-1040 239.85
MEDIAN PROPERTIES & 0.180AC
LOT 104 PINES ESTATES SUBD 32/
44 42/582 125/598 136/185
194/39 280/206 2004/3208 2004/
555 091015-01080000-1060 239.85
LUCAS DEBRA DENISE 0.180AC
LOT 106 PINES ESTATES SUBD
125/598 2002/3639 2002/3640
556 091015-01080000-1370 452.59
CARLISLE KAYE V 0.180AC
LOT 137 PINES ESTATE SUBD
114/565 117/53 127/433 170/11
220/102 221/251 2000/2730
557 091015-01080000-1400 HX 93.37
HART WH & 0.180AC
LOT 140 PINES ESTATES SUBD
114/565 127/433 140/63 151/644
268/654 2000/17942004/858
558 091015-01080000-1480 832.47
WILKS JERRY C 0.190AC
LOT 148 PINE ESTATE SUBD
115/137 127/433 198/172 2004/
1671 2004/1671 2006/1726
559 111015-02370000-0010 HX 804.19
MCKOY KEITH 5.000AC
LOT 1 OAK HOLLOW NORTH CONT 5
AC 183/540 & 542 199/216
285/509 285/511 285/513 287/
560 111015-02370000-0060 632.00
DRUMMOND ERROL & 5.000AC
LOT 6 OAK HOLLOW NORTH SUBD
CONT 5 AC 177/41 2005/3937
2005/3938
561 111015-02370000-0090 HX 769.50
VALLEY STAFFORD J & 5.000AC
LOT 9 OAK HOLLOW NORTH CONT 5
AC 179/256 271/159 2003/5236
562 111015-02370000-0280 632.00
BETANCOURT JOSE M REYES 5.000AC
LOT 28 OAK HOLLOW NORTH SUBD
CONT 5AC 183/548
563 111015-02370000-0390 632.00

FLETCHER ANGEL L & 5.000AC
LOT 39 OAK HOLLOW NORTH SUBD
CONT 5 AC 184/284 244/439
245/417 2005/1399 2005/5445
564 111015-02370000-042.0 HX 573.01
BEST CHUCK E & PATRICIAA 5.010AC
LOT 42 OAK HOLLOW NORTH CONT
5.05 AC 183/556 & 558 199/216
229/57 245/62 245/417 277/102
565 151015-00000001-011.5 406.35
BIG BEND ENTERPRISES LC 1.670AC
COM AT NE/C OF LOT 4 TRENTON
26 EAST 1 ST ADDIT FOR POB
THENCE RUN N 01 DEG W 12.96 FT
566 151015-02490000-0010 4,743.00
NAPAAUTO PARTS INC 3.390AC
LOT 1 TRENTON 26 EAST SUBD

CONT 3.42 AC 71/96 82/445
106/171 162/202 219/526 229/
567 161015-0046000A-0041
CHAPMAN SHARON & EUGENE
S 50 FT OF LOT 4 BLK A & LOT
5 BLKAHOLMES 1STADDIT
31/315 54/459 98/212 VACATED

2,119.71
0.450AC

568 161015-00480007-0010 HX 93.37
MC2 PROPERTIES LLC 0.100AC
E/2 OF LOT 1 BLK 7 TRENTON
ORIGINAL SURVEY 145/524 196/
720 243/209 263/461 2000/1746
569 161015-00000002-0000 2,483.45
SOUTHERN TRUSS INC 2.100AC
COM AT SW/C OF NE/4 16-10-15
FOR POR THENCE RUN N 01 DEG E
2213.15 FT THENCE RUN S 89 DEG
570 161015-00000013-0000 821.58
NEESE JOHN F & DONNA 0.450AC
BEG AT PT 668 FT N OF SW/C OF
SE/4 OF NE/4 OF 16-10-15 GO N
100 FT GO E 200 FT GO S 100
571 161015-00000031-0000 1,206.54
JENKINS WILTON EUGENE JR 0.460AC
BEG AT NW COR OF SE/4 OF
16-10-15 RUN E 1116 FT TO POB
GO S 258 FT GO E 100 GO N 258
572 161015-00000033-0010 2,941.66
SCRTRUST 1.130AC
COM AT NE/C OF SE/4 AS PT OF
REF GO N 87 DEG W ALONG N LN
OF SE/4 210 FT GO S 01 DEG W
573 161015-00000037-0000 HX 93.37
APONE TANYA L 0.110AC
BEG AT NW/C OF NW/4 OF SE/4 OF
16-10-15 THENCE RUN S 551 FT
ALG W LN OF NW/4 OF SE/4
574 161015-00000040-0000 323.36
LUKE ROBERT C & SHIRLEY H 0.500AC
COM AT PT 492 FT N & 210 FT E
OF SW COR OF SW/4 OF NE/4 GO
E 105 FT GO N 210 FT GO W 105
575 161Q15-00000046-0000 247.71
LUKE ROBERT C & SHIRLEY H 0.500AC
COM AT PT 492 FTN & 315 FT E
OF SW COR OF SW/4 OF NE/4 GO
E 105 FT N 210 FT W 105 FT &
576 161015-00000053-0000 HX 1,286.66
PONCE MARK A & CYNTHIA W 0.440AC
COM AT A CONCRETE MONUMENT
SAID PT BEING THE INTERSECTION
OF W R/W LN OF NE SEVENTH ST
577 161015-00000054-0000 952.28
SOUTHERN TRUSS INC 0.500AC
COM AT PT 580 FT W OF NE COR
OF NW/4 OF NE/4 RUN S 148 FT
W 297 FT & RUN IN NEARLY DIREC
578 161015-00000057-0000 126.50
NEW HAMPSHIRE & VERMONT 0.200AC
COM WHERE THE E BDRY LN OF
MAIN STREET INTERSECTS WITH N
BDRY LN OF JEFFERSON STREET
579 161015-00000094-0000 HX 93.37
WRIGHT PATRICIA G TRUSTEE 0.390AC
COM AT CENTER OF 16-10-15 FOR
A PT OF REF GO S ALONG CENTER
LINE 660 FT GO E 240 FT TO
580 161015-00000095-0000 291.87
ROBINSON RILLA WILLIAMS & 0.390AC
COM AT CENTER OF 16-10-15 FOR
APT OF RE F GO S ALONG CENTER
LINE 660 FT GO E 411.25 FT TO '
581 161015-0038000A-0120 HX 187.20
PRINCE WILLIAM J & CHARLENE 0.220AC
LOTS 12 & 13 BLK ACOLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 118/327 130/110 '
218/500 218/501 220/133 280/
582 161015-0038000B-0010 557.45
WEEKS FRANKLIN D JR 0.450AC
LOTS 1 2 52 & 53 BLK B
COLEMAN & ANDREWS SUBDIVISION
9-10-15 51/53 88/72 103/186
583 161015-0038000B-0100 HX 1,579.96
COLSON SAMUEL G JR & VIOLET C 1.140AC
LOTS 10-11-12-13-14-15-39-40
41-42 BLK B COLEMAN & ANDREWS
SUBD 9-10-15 100/242 107/442
584 161015-0038000B-0190 227.74
GILCHRIST DEVELOPERS INC 0.220AC
LOTS 19 & 20 BLK B COLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 107/248-249
114/298-299 115/130-131 154/
585 161015-0038000C-0190 549.56
CASTOR PATRICK A & SANDRA 0.240AC
LOTS 19 & 20 BLK C COLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 85/638 90/306
107/394 108/300 232/468 232/
586 161015-0038000C-0210 134.97
JOUVENAS SANDRA 0.120AC
LOT 21 BLK C COLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 108/175 125/356
2002/5496
587 161015-0038000C-0220 HX 390.44
JOUVENAS SANDRA 0.120AC
LOT 22 BLK C COLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 91/480 & 482
125/303 2002/5496
588 161015-0038000C-0230 156.83
NEW HAMPSHIRE & VERMONT 0.180AC
LOT 23 BLK C COLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 117/536-539
223/284 291/521-525 291/526
589 161015-0038000D-0050 244.23
HIGGINBOTHAM ROSS 0.240AC
LOTS 5 & 6 BLK D COLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 106/684 110/277
115/129 120/327 120/459 182/
590 161015-0038000D-0070 HX 93.37
BROWN MARGARET& THOMAS DAVID E 0.120AC
LOT 7 BLK D ANDREWS-COLEMAN
SUBD 9-10-15 165/433 167/84
591 161015-0038000D-0130 368.99
POLENZ RICHARD L 0.120AC
LOT 13 BLK DANDREWS-COLEMAN
SUBD 164/567 221/73 223/365
249/192 2002/4216 2003/757
592 161015-0038000D-0150 186.75
POLENZ RICHARD L 0.120AC
LOT 15 BLK D ANDREWS-COLEMAN
SUBD 164/567 221/73 223/365
249/192 2002/4216 2003/757
593 161015-0038000D-0160 HX 93.37

KOHN SUSAN K 0.120AC
LOT 16 BLK D ANDREWS-COLEMAN
SUBD 164/567 221/73 223/365
249/192 2002/4216 2003/757
594 161015-00400009-0030 908.08
JOHNSON & SON LAND 0.340AC
LOT 3 BLK 9 PIEDMONT SUBD DB
17/531 208/227 216/392 216/393
216/394 244/413 2003/1823
595 161015-00400018-0030 HX 93.37

CANNON DELL RII 0.38
LOT 3 BLK 18 PIEDMONT SUBD
82/70 188/428 234/242 288/266
296/273
596 161015-0041000V-0180
MCDONALD ROBERT E & KATHERINE
LOT 18 BLK V BEACH ADDIT 69/
452 203/105 217/66 233/185
VACATING ALLEY 249/57 285/682

OAC

179.23
0.110AC

597 161015-0041000V-0190 HX 554.73
MCDONALD ROBERT E & KATHERINE 0.330AC
LOTS 19 20 & 21 BLK V BEACH
ADDIT 69/452 203/664 205/321
217/67 233/185 VACATING ALLEY
598 161015-0042000E-0010 1,205.04
WILLIAMS PATRICIA ANN & RILLA 0.340AC
LOTS 1 & 2 BLK E B F WILLIAMS
(100'X 150') 193/335 2000/
1964
599 161015-0042000E-0030 203.49
WILLIAMS W J MRS FRANCES 0.510AC
LOTS 3 7 8 BLK E B F WILLIAMS
SUBD DB 6/127 4/441 135/117
193/335
600 161015-00440000-0090 HX 93.37
COLLINS WAYNE 0.270AC
LOT 9 AYERS ESTATES 82/305
236/197 2005/3816
601 161015-00440000-0100 HX 672.63
TROWBRIDGE RONALD 0.250AC
LOT 10 AYERS ESTATES 55/693
76/624 86/431 120/347 121/462
133/246 231/210 231/235 245/
602 161015-00440000-0340 659.15
FLETCHER LEONARD V 0.220AC
LOT 34 AYERS ESTATE SUBD 56/
197 68/31 80/169 90/671 171/
459 171/461 226/357 252/408
603 161015-00440000-0460 HX 989.15
CATHEY D ADAM & KENDRA L 0.420AC
LOTS 46 & 47 AYERS ESTATES
SUB 61/160 63/155 110/20 220/
526 2003/1525 2006/4916
604 161015-0044000b-0530 HX 154.92
BISCHOFF ROBERT T 0.220AC
LOT 53 AYERS EST SUBD 80/169
123/71 141/216 160/230 175/32 "
183/61,224/226
605 161015-00440000-0740 HX 731.85
ELKINS DANIEL R 0.420AC
LOTS 74 & 75 AYERS ESTATE
122/544 124/468 148/86 122/406
258/526 2001/276 2001/1421
606 161015-00440000-0760 HX 289.16
MOREHOUSE RICHIE ALLEN & 0.430AC
LOTS 76 & 77 AYERS ESTATES
48/81 81/588 & 567 46/236
97/107 101/238 122/406 174/04
607 161015-00440000-0910 607.37
NER TRUST 0.210AC -
LOT 91 AYERS ESTATES SUBD
141/145 247/676 279/111
608 161015-00440000-0940 HX 479.69
GORDON CONSTANCE 0.420AC
LOTS 94 & 95 AYERS ESTATES
OR 74/406 88/67 107/214 122/
685 83/619 131/452-453 221/516
609 161015-00440000-1340 -- HX 198.11
LINDSEY MARIE LET AL 0.I10A.C
LOT 134 AYERS ESI S.UBD 53/430
258/451 258/453 258/496 2006/' ': )
778
610 161015-00470002-0010 1,574.84
JOHNSON MAC C & 0.410AC
LOTS 1 4 5 BLK 2 ROGERS &
JONES ADDIT DEED BOOK 16/568
28/162 LESS THE S 24 FT OF
611 161015-00470002-0070 33.74
COARSEY ROBERT & CARLA 0.140AC
LOT 7 BLK 2 ROGERS & JONES
ADDIT 80/72 101/368 185/14
249/98 249/99 252/189 270/24
612 161015-00470002-0100 45.84
COARSEY ROBERT & CARLA 0.280AC
LOTS 10 & 11 BLK 2 ROGERS &
JONES ADDIT 101/368 185/14
249/98 249/99 252/189 270/24
613 161015-00480002-0050 HX 93.37
KITCHENS EUG E Nt & ELLEN 0.230AC
LOT 5 BLK 2 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY 540- 33 On 1S-4 VACATED
ALLEY 10 FT 97/294 123/588
614 161015-00480009-0050 1,375.16
CASTOR CHRISTOPHER M & 0.230AC
LOT 5 RI K ) TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY 78/699 VACATED ALLEY
10 FT 98/615 157/75-76 159/
615 161015-00480010-0011 1,217.77
TOOKE MARK T 0.120AC
W/2 OF LOT 1 LESS TRA OFF E
SIDE & ERLY 35 FT OF LOT 2 &
ERLY 35 FT OF N/2 OF LOT 3 &
616 161015-00480022-0061 819.81
HATCH JAMES W 0.120AC
W/2 OF LOTS 6-7 BLK 22
TRENTON ORIGINAL SURVEY
52/410 124/129 130/604 LESS
617 161015-00480029-0030 HX 436.26
MYERS WENDY 0.150AC
LOT 3 BLK 29 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY 45/583 161/160 161/161
231/241 231/519 240/87 240/90
618 161015-00480032-0010 324.74
LEASOR CHARLENE J 0.220AC
LOT 1 BLK 32 TRENTON ORIG SURV
241/335 2004/3170
619 161015-00480033-0020 HX 870.55
GAGE CHARLES & SARA 0.430AC
LOTS 2-3 BLK 33 OR 47 PG 628
TRENTON ORIGINAL SURV 72/440
201/371 2005/4655
620 161015-00480038-0010 264.11
WILSON BEATRICE 0.260AC
LOT 1 BLK 38 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY 112/299 116/377
621 161015-00480040-0010 1,168.67
MURRAY ELANDA 0.460AC
LOT 1 & 4 BLK 40 TRENTON
ORIGINAL SURVEY 45/505 126/87
132/575 2003/6507 2004/6524
622 161015-00480041-0020 474.03
WILSON CHARLES J & 0.230AC
LOT 2 BLK 41 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY 50/204 211/160 2004/

3120-3121 2004/6458 2006/2170
623 161015-00480045-0011 335.88
PERRY CHARLIE & PERRY HENRY 0.230AC
E/2 OF LOTS 1 & 4 BLK 45
TRENTON ORIGINAL SURVEY 2002/
421
624 161015-00480046-0040 264.11

PERRY CHARLIE

0.230AC

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LOT 4 BLK 46 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY 2002/421
625 161015-00480046-0060 335.88
BROWN LADONNA 0.320AC
LOT 6 BLK 46 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY & PART OF VACATED ST ON
N DB 9/233 57/597 120/673 214/
626 161015-00480047-0010 454.42
MCGEE JIMMY & DENNIS MCGEE 0.230AC
LOT 1 BLK 47 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY OR 73 PG 210 2000/2245
2000/2246
627 161015-00480047-0030 442.91
MCGEE TERESA & KATHY & JAMES 0.460AC
LOT 3 & 6 BLK 47 TRENTON
ORIGINAL SURVEY 57/119 57/321
190/622 190/624
628 161015-00480054-0010 506.62
WILSON GLEN R 0.080AC
LOTS 1 & 4 BLK 54 TRENTON
ORIGINAL SURVEY 18/451
TAX DEED BK 1 PG 288 PROBATE
629 161015-00480056-0010 264.11
MCGEE DENNIS &, 0.230AC
LOT I BLK 56 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY 282/454 282/405 2000/
1520
630 171015-00490004-0040 HX 94.38
MCGEE DENNIS 0.220AC
LOTS 4 & 5 BLK 4 WADE & BELL
ADDIT 119/177 282/405 282/454
2000/1508 2006/636
631 171015-00490005-0010 528.90
LANE L J & MARIE 0.570AC
LOTS 1 2 & 3 BLK 5 WADE & BELL
ADDIT 216/448 238/436 238/437
282/405 282/454
632 171015-00490005-0050 214.62
LANE L J & MARIE 0.110AC
LOT 5 BLK 5 WADE & BELL ADDIT
216/448 282/405 282/454
633 171015-00490005-0070 397.50
CARTER WILLIE MERLE 0.110AC
LOTS 7 8 9 BLK 5 WADE & BELL
ADDIT 142/62 165/52 & 60 282/
405 282/454
634 171015-00490007-0070 219.09
ANDERSON WILLIE MAE 0.110AC
LOT 7 BLK 7 WADE & BELL 57/352
TAX DEED 262/239
635 171015-00490008-0070 264.11
WILSON GLORIA 0.230AC
LOTS 7 & 8 BLK 8 WADE & BELL
47/571 224/518 2004/3591
636 171015-00490010-0030 .648.46
YARRELL PAMELA WILSON 0.230AC
LOTS 3 & 4 BLK 10 WADE & BELL
DEED BOOK 6/8 12/302 12/304
15/187 DEED BOOK 16/56 27/587
637 171015-00490010-0110 68.04
SIMS JOSPH MILTON 0.230AC
LOTS 11 & 12 BLK 10 WADE &
BELL 190/330 UTIL EASEMENT
245/10 31/91 DEED BOOK 1/592
638 171015-00490017-0050 142.85
SCOTT HELEND & 0.110AC
LOT 5 BLK 17 WADE & BELL
ADDIT 282/405 282/454
639 171015-00490018-0070 446.66
GASKINS KENNETH B 0.220AC
LOTS7 &8 BLK 18WADE&BELL .
ADDIT 45/151 SUMMARY ADMINI-
STRATION CASE # 95-42 CP 239/
640 171015-00490019-0110 264.11
GASKINS KENNETH B 0.220AC
LOTS 11 & 12 BLK 19 WADE &
BELL SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION
CASE #95-42CP 245/402 282/405
641 171015-00000007-0000 4,135.16
PADOT DAVID & MARYANN 1.020AC
BEG AT NE COR OF SE/4 AS REF
PT GO S 00 DEG 54 MIN W 58 FT
TO PT ON SRLY RIW LN OF ST RD
642 171015-00000030-0000 HX 2,176.42
WILKS JERRY L & ARLENE LILLY 5.380AC
COM AT SW COR OF SW/4 OF SE
/4 GO ALG W LN OF SW/4 OF S
E/4 N 02 DEG W 947.72 FT GO N
643 171015-00000032-0012 262.17
LEASOR CHARLENE 0.640AC
COM AT NE/C OF SE/4 OF SE/4
17-10-15 FOR POR SAID PT BEING
AN IRON PIPE THENCE RUN ALG E
644 171015-00000041-0000 2,732.85'
WATSON JONATHAN ADAM 21.580AC
N 3/4 OF NW/4 OF SE/4 LESS
EXTREME 6.5 AC ON E SIDE TO
KRESSMAN & LESS .39 AC RD R/W
645 171015-00490005-0100 HX 423.87
JACKSON LESSIE BEA 0.110AC
LOT 10 BLK 5 WADE & BELL
ADDITION 101/55 120/308 165/
634 166/112 176/651 282/405
646 171015-00490011-0030 HX 367.88
LANE L J.& MARIE / 0.230AC
LOT 3 BLK 11 WADE & BELL &
LOT4 BLK 11 WADE & BELL
45/615 136/113 282/405282/454
647 171015-00500000-0280 691.98
DAVIS KENNETH R & ROBERTA L 0.400AC
LOT 28 PINEWOOD SUBD 45/209
123/117 226/641 2001/1920
2003/2818
648 171015-00500000-0360 HX 1,538.33
SHINABERRY EUGENE & CRYSTAL 0.400AC
LOT 36 PINEWOOD SUBD 49/257
62/506 117/596 238/687 290/522
2004/2028 2004/6389 2005/737
.649 171015-00500000-0410 1,710.45
HATTEY MARICA LYN TRUSTEE 0.690AC
LOTS 41 & 42 PINEWOOD SUED
54/53 LESS EASEMENT 61/690 &
689 183/133 2005/5660 2006/783
650 171015-00500000-0480 HX 718.54
MCWILLIAMS SHARON K & DAVID A 0.400AC

LOT 48 PINEWOOD SUBD 46/347
68/581 77/520 79/606 116/55
186/92 189/61 267/653 2001/
651 171015-00500000-0500 1,273.66
ROBERTS CHRISTOPHERA& 0.400AC
LOT 50 PINEWOOD SUBD 47/108
102/256-257 113/274 125/267
136/153 160/83 253/292 2000/
652 171015-00510000-0080 HX 667.64
SECRET PATRICIA ANN 0.340AC
LOT 8 SCHOFIELD BROTHERS SUBD
107/561
653 171015-00510000-0390 HX : 633.82
WIGGINS DANIEL M & ANGELA L 0.340AC
LOT 39 SCHOFIELD BROS SUBD OR
60/145 112/313 120/351 239/523
285/114 2000/618

654 171015-00510000-0440 HX
CANNON LAURA J 0.330AC
LOT 44 SCHOFIELD BROS SUBD OR
56 PG 48 & 49 84/399 85/329
255/434 255/436 256/681 271/

362.35

655 171015-00510000-0480 HX 876.22
CASON AMBY JAMES II 0.340AC
LOT 48 SCHOFIELD BROTHERS
SUBD 113/67 114/267 133/446
140/51 149/460 177/001 222/22
656 181015-00760001-0000 210.94
WILSON EDWARD MICHAEL & 0.440AC
LOT 1 LANCASTER ESTATES
17-10-15 77/490 83/676
102/390 102/671 114/609
657 181015-00760002-0000 210.94
WILSON EDWARD MICHAEL & 0.440AC
LOT 2 17-10-15 LANCASTER
ESTATES 78/346 114/609
115/106 118/266 127/354 LESS
658 181015-00760003-0000 210.94
WILSON EDWARD MICHAEL & 0.440AC
LOT 3 LANCASTER ESTATES
17-10-15 77/617 127/360-362
176/12 279/113 2003/1311 2003/
659 181015-00760004-0000 1,642.49
WILSON EDWARD MICHAEL & 2.020AC
LOT 4 & 5 LANCASTER ESTATES
17-10-15 78/185 85/348 88/68
90/166-167 101/559 102/
660 181015-00760010-0000 HX 1,221.29
CASTOR PATRICK A & DENISE L 2.180AC
LOT 10 LANCASTER ESTATES
17-10-15 77/540 132/146 LESS
.12 AC RD R/W 148/305 190/477
661 181015-01770000-0120 824.90
GILMER JAMES EDWARD JR 5.000AC
LOT 12 1ST ADDIT LANCASTER EST
SUBD LESS 1.256 AC IN SEC
18-10-15 82/597 88/9 94/534
662 181015-01770000-01401 1,371.74,
HENDRICKS DAN L & LUCY J 5.000AC
LOT 14 1ST ADDITION LANCASTER
EST SUBD BEING IN SEC 17-10-15
82/597 88/9 94/534 127/639
663 181015-01770000-0150 HX 316.11
BOSTIC DOUGLAS R & LINDA L 5.500AC
LOT 15 LANCASTER ESTATES 1ST
ADDITION 17-10-15 CONT 5.50
AC 128/463 131/391 UTILITY
664 181015-01770000-0180 HX 65.10
RIESER BRENDA 5.000AC
LOT 18 LANCASTER ESTATES 1ST
ADDITION IN 17-10-15 CONT
5.00 AC 128/463 163/301 244/
665 181015-01960000-0010 HX 1,085.51
CAMERON PAUL L & ARLENE O 7.010AC
N/2 OF LOT 21 LANCASTER EST
ALSO KNOWN AS LOT 1 REPLAT
LTS 20 & 21 LANCASTER ESTATES
666 201015-00000008-0000 HX 2,481.78
RIDGEWAY DUANE J 28.940AC
COM AT SE COR OF N/2 OF NW /4
AS POB GO ALG S LN OF N/ 2 OF
NW/4 S 88 DEG W 1363.40 FT
667 211015-00000010-0010 HX 416.04
GAMBLE PATRICIA G & 2.950AC
COM AT NW/C OF SW/4 OF NW/4
OF 21-10 15 AS PT OF REF GO E
689.69 FT TOPOB CONT E
668 211015-00000010-0020 .. .. 4,07.56. .
DREAM BUILDERS DEVELOPMENT 4.' 4000AC
COM AT SE/C OF SW/4 OF NW/4
21-10-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN N
02 DEG W 1010.57 FT THENCE S
669 211015-00000011-0000' HX 369.62
LOVETT KENT & SHAWN 2.080AC
COM ATNE/COR OF NE/4 OF SW/4
FOR POB GO S 88 DEG 27 MIN 02
SEC W 541.76 FT TO NEARLY RW
670 211015-00000012-0000 HX 195.62
LOVETT KENNETH & PHYLLIS 1.920AC'
LONG METES & BDS DESC IN OR
46 PGS 301 & 302 AND ALSO
METES & BDS DESC IN OR 67/427
671 211015-00590000-0060 HX 454.03
WRIGHT KAREN SUE 1.OOOAC
LOT 6 ROGERS SUBDIVISION
87/138 118/350 128/450
162/194 226/134
672 211015-03350000-0010 688.50.
DAVIS TREVOR 0.520AC
LOT I QUAIL'RUN SUBD 16/556
155/414 236/659 285/105 UTIL
EASEMENT.2000/4055 2001/4817
673 211015-03350000-0020 688.50
DAVIS TREVOR 0.00AC
LOT 2 QUAIL RUN SUBD 16/556
155/414 236/659 285/105 UTIL
EASEMENT 2000/4055 2001/4817
674 211015-03350000-0030 688.50
ROBERT LUKE CONSTRUCTION 0.560AC
LOT 3 OUAIL RUN SUBD 16/556
155/414 236/659 285/105 UTIL
EASEMENT 2000/4055 2001/4817
675 211015-03350000-0040 688.50
DAVIS TREVOR 0.700AC
LOT 4 QUAIL RUN SUBD 16/556
155/414 236/659 285/105 UTIL
EASEMENT 2000/4055 2001/4817
676 211015-03350000-0050 688.50 .
DAVIS TREVOR 0.490AC
LOT 5 QUAIL RUN SUBD 16/556
155/414 236/659 285/105 UTIL
EASMENT 2000/4055 2001/4817
677 211015-03350000-0060 688.50
DAVIS TREVOR 0.510AC
LOT 6 QUAIL RUN SUBD 16/556
155/414 236/659 285/105 UTIL
EASEMENT 2000/4055 2001/4817
678 211015-03350000-0070 688.50
DAVIS TREVOR 0.490AC
LOT 7 QUAIL RUN SUBD 16/556
'155/414 236/659 285/105 UTIL
EASEMENT 2000/4055 2001/4817
679 211015-03350000-0080 688.50
DAVIS TREVOR 0.610AC
LOT 8 QUAIL RUN SUBD 16/556
155/414 236/659 285/105 UTIL
EASEMENT 2000/4Q55 2001/4817

680 211015-03350000-0090 688.50
DAVIS TREVOR 0.660AC
LOT 9 QUAIL RUN SUBD 16/556
155/414 236/659 285/105 UTIL
EASEMENT 2000/4055 2001/4817
681 211015-03350000-0100 688.50
DAVIS TREVOR 0.570AC
LOT 10 QUAIL RUN SUBD 16/556
155/414 236/659 285/105 UTIL
EASEMENT 2000/4055 2001/4817
682 211015-03350000-0110 688.50

DAVIS TREVOR
LOT 11 QUAIL RUN SUBD 16/556

0.500AC

155/414 236/659 285/105 UTIL
EASEMENT 2000/4055 2001/4817
683 221015-00000004-0000
MARINE MAINTENANCE SERVICE OF
COM AT NW/C OF 22-10-15 FOR
POR THENCE RUN ALG W LN OF SEC
22 S 40.01 FT OF S R/W LN OF

3,767.02
5.510AC

684 221015-00000005-0020 HX 676.13
WILSON ROY MURRAY JR 5.230AC
COMMENCE AT NW/C OF 22-10-15
FOR A POINT OF REFERENCE,
THENCE RUN ALONG NORTH LINE
685 221015-00000007-0010 HX 846.76
BEACH JANICE E GRANT 5.300AC
COMBAT SW/C OF 22-10-15 GO N
379.46 FT TO NRLY R/W OF CO
RD 339 & POB CONT N 747.47 FT
686 221015-00000007-0011 HX 130.22
SARTORI MARY E 2.500AC
COMAT SW/C OF 22-10-15 FOR
POR THENCE.RUN ON W LN OF SAID
SEC 22 N 417.74 FT THENCE RUN
687 221015-00000007-0095 HX 3,134.54
PLEIMAN JACOB C & HEATHER N 5.000AC
COM AT SW/C 22-10-15 FOR POR
THENCE RUN ALG W LN OF SEC 22
N 1876.67 FT THENCE N 86 DEG E
688 231015-00000010-0050 466.20
STULL RODNEY B 2.600AC
SE/4 OF SW/4 63/547 70/286 91/
205 108/602 112/586 113/593
230/441 236/328 287/270 LESS
689 241015-00000004-0010 182.69
ROGERS DINA MICHELLE 6,700AC
SRLY 221 FT OF NE/4 OF NW/4
OF 24-10-15 LESS SRLY 33 FT
PREV DEEDED 119/488 & LESS CO
690 261015-00000004-0000 HX 608.57
JONES SANDRA LEE 2.110AC
COM AT NW/C 26-10-15 THENCE
RUNE TO E R/W LN OF CR 319
FOR POB THENCE RUN E ALG N LN
691 261015-00000004-0030 1,774.23
STULL RODNEY B 10.440AC
E/2 OF N/2 OF N/2 OF NW/4 LESS
RD R/W LESS 2.02 AC TO HENRY
63/547 70/286 91/205 108/602
692 261015-03220000-0080 857.96
DOUGLAS SHAW-NAY 2.030AC
LOT 8 OAK LEAF 63/547 70/286
91/205 108/602 110/97 112/586
113/596 230/441 236/328 287/
693 281015-00000004-0010 IHX 1,533.08
LINDSEY TIMOTHY E & MARIE E 2.500AC
TRACT A DESC AS COM AT SE/C OF
NW/4 OF 28-10-15 FOR POB
THENCE RUN ALG E LN OF NW/4 N
694 281015-03070000-0020 HX 1,598.18
PORTER DIANE 2.000AC
LOT 2 COUNTY LINE PINES 214/
663 2004/2488 2004/6764
695 291015-00000002-0000 1,510.68
JOHNSONMAC C &DANAD 1.660AC
COM AT NE/C OF SECT GO S
1327.72 FT GO N 89 DEG W
65.63 FT TO POB CONT N 89 DEG
696 291015-00000002-0015 3,175.83
JOHNSON MAC C & DANAD 3.790AC
COM AT SW/C OF NE/4 OF NE/4 OF
29-10-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN
ALG S LN OF NE/4 OF NE/4 S 89
697 190716-00000001-0040 4,172.37
GEIGER WILLIAM BART & GINA L 40.190AC
COM AT SE/C OF 19-7-16 AS PT
OF REF GO N 2456.36 FT GO N
58 DEG W 254.55 FT GO N59 DEG
698 190716-00000007-0000 HX 263.32
LAND MATILDA J 5.000AC
S/2 OF NW/4 OF SW/4 OF SE/4
66/427 130/521 137/379 2005/
221-225
699 190716-01720000-OOFO 1,490.97
MCKINNON DAVID C 6.000AC
LOT F BARNES UNREC SUBD MTS &
BDS DESC 65/279 72/474 163/10
208/260 273/519 2000/1927
700 300716-00000002-0010 HX 279.08
DOUGLAS SAMUEL & LINDA 2.000AC
BEG AT NE/C OF NE/4 OF NW/4
GO W 300 FT S 300 FT E 300 FT
&N 300 FT TO POB OR 61/230 &
701 300716-00000006-0020 HX 195.62
CREWS STANLEY K 4.870AC
FOR POR COM AT SE/C OF LOT 8
K-K-L&S ESTATES THENCE RUN N
87 DEG E ALG NORTHERLY R/W LN
702 300716-00570000-0010 535.65
NORSWORTHY GERARD 2.540AC
LOT 1 OF K K L & S ESTATES
CONT 2.54 AC 177/318 207/512
286/356
703 300716-00570000-0050 HX 195.62
WARD MABLE BONITA 2.540AC
LOT 5 K K L & S ESTATE SUBD
CONT 2.54 AC 159/8 198/169
198/170 UTIL EASEMENT 281/37
704 300716-00570000-0130 HX 941.87
MARTIN RONALD & CHRISTINA 4,250AC
LOT 13 K KL & S ESTATES CONT
4.24 AC 195/576 UNTIL EASEMENT
199/337 221/524 286/356 2001/
705 320716-00000008-0000 255.18
PINE RIDGE PLANTATION I LLC 80.000AC
S/2 OF SE/4 91/413-419 107/
35-39 295/135 2004/6717 2004/
4504 2004/4505 2005/2823
706 330716-00000008-0000 3,536.07
PINE RIDGE PLANTATION I LLC 40.000AC
SW/4 OF SW/4 91/413-419 107/
35-39 295/135 2003/6717 2004/
4504 2004/4505 2005/2823
707 360716-00000003-0010 1,496.42
1887 FAMILY LTD PARTNERSHIP 10.000AC
FOR A POR COM AT EXISTING
CONCRETE MONUMENT MARKING SE/C
OF 36-7-16 (SAID MONUMENT
708 010816-00000009-0000 1,863.11
1887 FAMILY LTD PARTNERSHIP 3.500AC
COM AT PT OF INTERSECT OF
1-8-16 WITH N R/W LN OF CO RD
NO 340 (100 FT RD R/W) FOR
709 010816-00000005-0010 369.62

WALSH SHARON ELAINE 5.OOOAC
S/2 OF S/2 OF W/2 OF SW/4 OF
SW/4 73/362 77/560 81/216
84/41 103/494-495 173/327 184/
710 010816-00000005-0011 400.15

WALSH SHARON E .
W/2 OF SW/4 OF SW/4 LESS 5 AC
SPLIT OUT 73/362 77/560 81/216
84/41 103/494-495 172/327 184/

15.000AC

711 010816-00000005-0030 HX 491.96

HOLLEY HEATHER RENEE
FOR POB COM AT NW/C OF NE/4
OF SW/4 OF SW/4 GO S 210 FT
GO E 210 FT GO N 210 FT GO W

1.OOOAC

712 020816-00000004-0010 HX 1,681.32
NOBLES IDA MAE 73.700AC
SE/4 OF SE/4 LESS 4 AC IN NE/C
& ALSO ERLY 820 FT OF SW/4 OF
SE/4 & ERLY 820 FT OF NW/4 OF
713 020816-00000004-0011 341.06
NOBLES IDA M 2.000AC
COM AT NE/C OF SE/4 OF SE/4 OF
2-8-16 FOR POR THENCE RUN ON
E LN OF SE/4 OF SE/4 S 295.17
714 020816-00000004-0030 117.44
NOBLES IDA MAE 23.300AC
ERLY 916 FT OF NW/4 OF SE/4
LYING N OF CO RD 340 & SRLY
600 FT OF EARLY 916 FT OF SW/4
715 040816-00720002-0050 HX 3,397.23
OVWIGHO GODFREY 0 4.810AC
LOT 5 BLOCK 2 UNIT 2 SPRING
RIDGE SUBD 180/222 266/274
267/302 267/304 UTIL EASEMENT
716 040816-00720006-0060 HX 1,253.67
MORTON STEVEN L & LISA F 0.990AC
LOT 6 BLOCK 6 UNIT 2 SPRING
RIDGE SUBD 180/219 186/355
267/302 267/304 2000/2233
717 040816-07300005-0030 3,616.75
CALVERT JOY L 2.220AC
LOTS 3 & 4 BLK 5 UT 3 SPRING
RIDGE SUBD CONT 2 AC 99/74
195/517 213/517 UTIL EASEMENT
718 040816-07400001-0020 1,092.26
FLOYD TODD 4.620AC
LOT 2 BLK 1 UT 4 SPRING RIDGE
SUBD 94/69 161/28 244/166 267/
309 2002/903 UTIL EASEMENT
719 040816-07800000-0060 HX 1,082.52
GRIFFITH JAMES R & DENAANN 2.320AC
LOTS 6 & 7 SPRING RIDGE
RANCHETTES CONT 2.32 AC 87/691
93/522 198/318 236/243 267/313
720 050816-00000002-0030 336.00
PINE RIDGE PLANTATION I LLC 120.000AC
NW/4 OF NE/4 & N/2 OF NW/4
2004/4504 2004/4505 2005/2823
721 060816-00000007-0020 3,941.08
DANISON JEFF & MICHELLE 32.420AC
COM AT SW/C OF E/2 OF NW/4 OF
6-8-16 AS PT OF REF GO N 371.
63 FT TO POB CONT N 536.81 FT
722 070816-01020000-0090 HX 195.62
CROSBY THOMAS CARL 5.270AC
LOT 9 HIGH SPRINGS HEIGHTS
SUBD CONT 5.27 AC 213/139
UTIL EASEMENT 215/431 2001/
723 070816-01020000-0140 1,794.56
CHARLES CHERYL J & 5.270AC
LOT 14 HIGH SPRINGS HEIGHTS
SUBD CONT 5.27 AC 144/342
UTILITY EASEMENT 157/336 162/
'724 070816-01020000-0210 HX 674.84
MARTIN THETIS ELLEN 5.750AC
LOT 21 HIGH SPRINGS HEIGHTS
SUBD CONT 5.749 105/579 149/
262 UTLY EASEMT 158/704 2002/5
725 070816-01020000-0300 HX 223.92
FLEMMING DANIEL L & 5.280AC
LOT 30 HIGH SPRINGS HEIGHTS
SUBD CONT 5.275 AC 105/267
147/577 149/89 212/675 UTIL
726 070816-01020000-0320 HX 195.62
FLEMMING GALE MARIE' 5.270AC
LOT 32 HIGH SPRINGS HEIGHTS
SUBD CONT 5.27 AC 147/573
182/ 398 UTLY EASEMENT 184/56
727 070816-01020000-0350 IHX 624.14
SCHNITTGER BRUCE R & 6.470AC
LOT 35 HIGH SPRINGS HEIGHTS
SUBD CONT 6.466 AC 104/379
136/177 UTILITY EASEMENT 156/
728 100816-00000004-0010 1,206.14
SWEAT MARCUS E & DOLORES J 10.050AC
COM AT NW/C OF SW/4 OF
10-8-16 FORA PT OF REF GO S
ALONG W LN OF SEC 2323.02 FT
,729 100816-00740000-0010 HX 387.96
GUARNERA PADDY N & 5.070AC
LOT 1 SANTA FE FOREST SUBD
70/691 223/449231/516235/17
235/18 UTIL EASEMENT 242/355
730 100816-00740000-0140 636.54
SIMMONS SELDON W & FLORENCE E 5.030AC
LOT 14 SANTA FE FOREST SUBD
70/694 173/603 208/688 223/449
2000/3021 UTIL EASEMENT 2006/
731 100816-00740000-0170 HX 369.11
RUFF MARY ANN & MAGDALENE MARY 5.010AC
LOT 17 SANTA FE FOREST SUBD
87/641 88/540-542 156/380
UTILITY EASEMENT 200/611 202/
732 100816-00740000-0200 HX 1,311.56
GAYLORD EMMETTI JR 5.210AC
LOT 20 SANTAFE FOREST SUBD
OR 72/189 82/266 101/43 & 695
108/590 144/82 2005/6877 2006/
733 110816-00000002-0000 HX 979.34
MOBLEY WILLIAM C JR & JUDITH C 87.000AC
BEG ATNE COR OF NW/4 11-8-
16 ES APP 330 FTTO POB THEN
S TO SE COR OF NW/4 GO W 1510
734 110816-00000007-0010 349.95
SIMMONS SELDON W & FLORENCE 1.000AC
COM AT NE/C OF W/2 OF NW/4 GO
S 1075.4 FT GO W 524 FT GO S
195.6 FT TO POB FROM POB CONT
735 110816-00000008-0020 870.79
SIMMONS SELDON W & FLORENCE E 6.000AC
6 AC M/L DESC AS FOLLOWS BEG
ATAPT 1466.5 FT S & 532. 5
FT W OF NE/C OF W/2 OF NW/4
736 110816-00000013-0030 HX 1,256.10
ANDREI WENDY L 10.000AC
COM ATSW/C OF S/2 OF SE/4 GO
S 89 DEG E ALONG S BDRY OF
S/2 OF SE/4 656.15 FT TO POB
737 110816-00000013-0080 HX 1,247.42

BASS DAVID L 7.810AC
COMBAT SE/C OF 11-08-16
THENCE RUN N 00 DEG ALONG E
BDRY OF SECTION 820.63 FT TO
738 140816-00000002-0130 1,222.16
LOGAN KATHERINE J 10.060AC
SE/4 OF SW/4 OF SE/4 (LOT 13)
CONT 10.06 AC TOGETHER
W/EASEMENT 222/632 UTIL
739 140816-00000001-0008 HX 266.73
SNYDER JULIAN B JR & DOLERAS C 2.500AC
NE/4 OF NE/4 OF NE/4 OF NE/4
2.50 AC 89/518 94/678 95/158
108/669 122/209-210 150/188'

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740 140816-00000003-0030 HX 394.27
GARCIA CECILIO & NOEL GARCIA 22.120AC
COM AT IR PI AT SW/C OF 14-8-
16 AS PT OF REF GO E ALONG S
,LN OF SEC 2644.72 FT TO SE/C
741 150816-00000001-0071 789.74
MCLEOD WILLIAM DAVIDSON JR 5.420AC
FOR A POR COM AT SW/C OF
15-8-16 GO E 175 FT TO W LN OF
100 FT WIDE POWERLINE EASEMENT
742 150816-00000001-0074 772.72
LUBIN DIEUDONNE & MICHELLE J 6.620AC
PARCEL D DESC AS COM AT SW/C
15-8-16 THENCE RUN N 88 DEG E
ALG S LN THEREOF 307 FT
743 150816-00000001-0090 HX 342.18
EDENFIELD RICKY D & RHONDA 5.000AC
FOR A POR COM AT SW/C OF SAID
SEC 15 AND RUN N 88 DEG E ALG
S LINE OF SEC 15 2243.10 FT
744 150816-02200000-0180 922.00
PIERCE PATTI & JAMES 5.160AC
LOT 18 HIGH SPRINGS HIGHLANDS
SUBD CONT 5.16 AC 202/520
205/482 206/262 UTIL EASEMENT
745 150816-02200000-0190 HX 173.64
CROSS ROSS L & ELORAA 5.170AC
LOT 19 HIGH SPRINGS HIGHLANDS
SUBD CONT 5.17 AC 202/520 .
205/ 482 208/362 UTILITY
746 150816-02200000-0210 736.26
ISAACSON JEFFREY D 5.000AC
LOT 21 HIGH SPRINGS HIGHLANDS.
SUBD 5 AC 202/520 205/482
2002/3055
747 160816-00000001-0130 1,883.28
ANDERSEN LARS 23.880AC
PARCEL 13. CONT 23.88 AC DESC
AS COM AT SE/C OF 16-8-16 GO
ALONG S LN OF SEC 16
748 160816-00000002-OOOA HX 731.30
DEXTER LINDA S '5.010AC
PARCEL A CONT 5.01 AC DESC AS
COM SW/C OF SEC GO N 40 FT TO
POB CONTN 695.28 FT GO E 313.
749 160816-00000002-00B1 HX 195.62
WILLIAMS JOHN P 3.020AC
FOR POR COM AT SW/C OF 16-8-16
& THENCE RUN N ALG W LN OF SEC
16 40.01 FT TO A PT THENCE RUN
750 160816-02340000-0070 HiX 928.86
AVERY K WILLIAM & ETHEL M 5.010AC
LOT 7 OAK HILL SUBD CONT 5.01
AC 166/634 166/692 167/167
UTILITY EASEMENT 178/289 191/
751 17081'6-02070000-0110 HX 370.56
DAVIS LISA 10.000AC
LOT 11 APPALOOSA TRAILS SUBD
UNREC CONT 10 AC 171/475
224/189 225/565 225/568 UTIL
752 170816-02070000-0140 HX 322.75
CHANDLEY LEE S 20.030AC
LOTS 14 & 19 APPALOOSA TRAILS
UNREC SUBD CONT 20.03 AC 156/
377 167/6 170/331 171/518
753 170816-02070000-0180 HX 324.76
HUNTER JAMES E 10.0'00AC
LOT 18 APPALQOSA TRAILS SUBD
UNREC CONT 10AC 173/308 182/
421 187/529 187/531 241/512
754 170816-02070000-0260 HX 1,038.85
BLACKFORD FRANCIS E JR & 20.000AC
LOTS 26 & 31 APPALOOSA TRAILS
SUBD UNREC 166/368 UTIL EASE-
MENT 173/46 252/603 264/501
755 170816-0207Q000-0580 1,322.85
SANTIAGO LUIS H & ROSA 9.980AC
LOT 58 APPALOOSA TRAILS SUBD
CONT 9.98 AC & DESC IN MTS&
BDS DESC 172/255'
756 170816-02070000-0740 HX 195.62
PITTMAN MICHAEL S & DEBORAH J 10.030AC
LOT 74 APPALOOSA TRAILS SUBD
CONT 10.03 AC DESC IN LONG
MTS & BDS 175/110 190/677
757 200816-00000001-0010 967.89
LANGFORD DENNIS 5.500AC
THAT PART OF E/2-OF NW/4
LYING S OF SCL RR R/W CONT
5.5 AC M/L 111/565
758 200816-02110000-0150 IHX 772.07
BRADY MARK D & ELIZABETHA 5.040AC
LOT 15 SILVER RIDGE SUBD CONT
5.04ACRES 167/9 189/241 189/
243 UTILITY EASEMENT 200/73
759 200816-02110000-0200 944.82
D'AYON MICHELLE 5.000AC
LOT 20 SILVER RIDGE SUBD CONT
5.00 ACRES 211/27 225/624
760 200816-02110000-0240 HX 1,046.54
WIRTALEONA MARGARET 5.000AC
LOT 24 SILVER RIDGE SUBD CONT
5 AC 168/555 210/191 218/440
276/669 2003/3374 2003/4329
761 200816-02110000-0280, 1,526.57
FURMANEK MICHAEL E 5.000AC
LOT 28 SILVER RIDGE SUBD CONT
5 AC 168/549 210/190 212/44
212/603 UTIL EASEMENT 2003/312
762 200816-02110000-0380 944.82
WELTY SCOTT & MAUREEN 5.000AC
LOT 38 SILVER RIDGE SUBD CONT
5 AC 159/217 160/685 161/184
2003/5381 2004/6896 2005/5415
763 200816-02110000-0450 944.82
WELTY SCOTT & MAUREEN 5.000AC
LOT 45 SILVER RIDGE SUBD CONT
5 AC 160/682 2003/5388 2004/
6903 2005/5415
764 220816-00000002-0010 146.22
ESFANDIARI JAYY 56.240AC
AS POB COM AT NW/C OF NE/4 OF
22-8-16 GO E ALONG N LN OF
SEC 1534.47 FT GO S 1602.16
765 220816-02920000-0040 1,335.99

PANTOJAALECKSANDRA 10.000AC
LOT 4 FOOTHILL FARMS UT 1
87/33-42 104/93-94 107/513
160/106 166/695 171/406 & 409
766 220816-02930000-0050 1,335.99
HULL HERMAN JOHN II 10.OOOAC
LOT 5 FOOTHILL FARMS UT 2 CONT
10.001 AC 104/93 160/106 166/
695 184/225-233 295/625 2001/
767 230816-03230000-0280 HX 860.41
FLEMING TIMOTHY S AND/OR 5.000AC
LOT 28 MILLHOPPER ESTATES UT 2
CONT 5 AC 166/695 245/274
UTIL EASEMENT 250/626 2004/
768 230816-03230000-0380 858.31

FIEDLER TERRY I 5.
LOT 38 MILLHOPPER ESTATES UT 2

110AC

CONT 5.11 AC 226/314 2001/3139
769 230816-00000002-0010
KNIGHT WILLIAM KYLE & LAYNE B
W/2 OF THE FOLLOWING DESC
PROP FOR A POR COM AT NW/C OF
23-08-16 THENCE RUN N 88 DEG

HX 1,155.77
20.000AC

770 230816-02230000-0040 HX 377.34
DEANE DONALD P & SUSANNE B 5.010AC
LOT 4 UNIT 1 MILLHOPPER EST
183/379 UTILITY EASEMENT
185/672 210/44 UTIIL EASEMENT
771 230816-03230000-0360 858.31
TORDELLA MANUEL SIMON M & 5.110AC
LOT 36 MILLHOPPER EST UNIT 2
CONT 5.11 AC 230/612 238/421
2005/2345
772 240816-00000003-0030 HX 888.31
MALLARD JOHN D & TRACY L 9.000AC
N/2 OF W/2 OF SW/4 OF SW/4
LESS THE NORTH 20 FEET
THEREOF CONTAINING 9 AC
773 240816-08920000-0020 1,318.40
CASON HORACE ALLAN & APRIL M 5.000AC
LOT 2 2ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOOD SUBD CONT 5 AC 2001/316
2001/2129 UTIL EASEMENT 2002/
774 240816-08920000-0030 HX 594.18
SEAY MYRTLE M 5.000AC
LOT 3 2ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOOD SUBD CONT 5 AC UTILITY
EASEMENT 165/492 183/166 185/
775 240816-08920000-0060 HX 328.61.
ROSE WILLIAM DAVID 5.000AC
LOT 6 2ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOOD SUBD CONT 5 AC UTLY
EASEMT 172/156 174/130 2001/
776 240816-08920000-0110 HX 832.73
RENO RAYMOND W & EDIE L 5.000AC
LOT 11 2ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOODS SUBD CONT 5 AC UTILITY
EASEMENT 187/54 188/383 2001/
777 240816-08920000-0120 840.55
RENO RAYMOND W & EDIE L 5.OOOAC
LOT 12 2ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOODS SUBD CONT 5 AC UTILITY
EASEMENT 187/54 188/383 2001/
778 240816-08920000-0140 HX 398.97
BECKER WAYNE MCDANIEL 5.000AC
LOT 14 2ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOODS SUBD CONT 5 AC 281/174
UTIL EASEMENT 289/494 2001/316
779 240816-08920000-0180 HX 431.85
MALAGON ROBERT C 5.000AC
LOT 18 2ND ADDIT CAINMILL
WOODS SUBD CONT 5 AC 172/303
UTIL EASEMENT 196/705 265/446
780 240816-08920000-0230 HX 714.41
HANNA MATTHEW TODD 5.700AC
LOT 23 2ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOODS SUBD CONT 5.70 AC 154/
363 UTILITY EASEMENT 157/41
781 240816-08920000-0250 HX 195.62
CARTIER KELLY J 5.170AC
LOT 25 2ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOODS SUBD CONT 5.17 AC
196/66 UTILITY EASEMENT
782 240816-08920000-0330 HX 1,547.08
BIRCHFIELD JAMES DARIN & 5.170AC
LOT 33 2ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOODS SUBD CONT 5.17 AC 286/, I....
526 2001/316 UTIL EASEMENT .: ,-1,
783 260816-00000005-0061 2,151.91
NEW HAMPSHIRE & VERMONT 5.030AC
W/2 OF SW/4 OF SW/4 OF NE/4
LESS S 15 FT&W 15 FT
147/158 197/394 UTILITY
784 290816-00000002-0010 HX 427.81
CARTER LINDA C 5.000AC
N/2 OF NE/4 OF SW/4 OF SE/4
58/443 75/523 214/316
785 300816-00000003-0010 537.06
IRVIN MICHELLE RENEE &. 1.000AC
BEG AT INTER SEC OF W R/W LN
OF ST RD 47 & S LN OF N 1/2
OF N/2 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 GO N
786 360816-02130000-0130 866.62
PHILLIPS EARL L & JENNIFER 5.000AC
LOT 13 HICKORY BLUFFS-SUBD
CONT 5 AC 164/234
787 360816-02130000-0210 866.62
PEREZ RICARDO E & ROSARIO C 5.000AC
LOT 21 HICKORY BLUFFS SUBD
CONT 5 AC 164/90'
788 360816-02130000-0380 HX 1,112.20
MILLER STEVEN C & APRIL L 5.000AC
LOT 38 HICKORY BLUFF SUBD
CONT 5 AC BEING IN SECTS
36-8-16 & 1-9-16 179/479
789 010916-00000005-0000 HX 322.40
WATSON REETA LUCILLE 6.000AC ,
COM AT SW COR OF SW/4 OF NW
/4 OF SEC AS PT OF REF GO E
ALG S 40 LN TO ERLY R/W LN OF
790 010916-00000002-0030 74.81
WATSON RICHARD AUBREY & LORI A 9.920AC
COM AT 4"X4" CONCRETE MONUMENT
AT NW/C OF NE/4 OF SW/4 1-9-16
FOR POR & RUN S 384.01 FT TO
791 040916-00000004-0020 1,523.29
THOMAS CHARLES 4.780AC
W/2 OF NE/4 OF NE/4 OF NW/4
(AKA LOT 2 TFB PROPERTIES)
44/11044/111 48/419 182/619
792 Q40916-00000004-0080 HX 195.62
LAMB LOUIS E 4.840AC
W/2 OF NW/4 OF NW/4 OF NW/4
(AKA LOT 8 TFB PROPERTIES)
CONT 4.84 AC 98/298 & 439 178/
793 040916-00000004-0110 HX 1,144.82
ROWICKI DENTON & LISA 4'.790AC
W/2 OF SE/4 OF NW/4 OF NW/4
(AKA LOT 11 TFB PROPERTIES)
95/185 & 190 143/169 151/377
794 040916-00000004-0300 1,313.36
PIERCE JEREMY EDWARD 4.210AC
COM AT SE/C OF NW/4 GO W 661.
29 FT TO POB CONT W 330.87 FT
GO N539.7 FT GO E 333.01 FT
795 040916-02180000-0050 816.05
MILLER VICKIE & DAWN YINGLING 5.010AC
LOT 5 GILCO SUBD CONT 5.01 AC

130/507 159/49-50 171/547'
2004/84 2004/85
796 050916-01900000-0020 HX 731.79
O'REILLY DEBRA ANN 5.000AC
LOT 2 DEER RUN SUBD CONT 5 AC
145/239 158/136 232/459 2002/
2729 2002/2730 2002/3495
797 050916-01900000-0060 HX 882.01
COX STEVEN E & STACEY D 5.000AC
LOT 6 DEER RUN SUBD CONT 5 AC
148/90 235/710 UTIL EASEMENT

WATERS LAKE SUBD 55/267 66/350
68/659 80/85 181/477 181/478

822 170916-05220000-0270 115.84
GEORGE CHARLES W & KATIE 0.340AC.
LOTS 27 & 28 2ND ADD WATERS
LAKE SUBD OR 43/343 59/519
74/645 99/59-60 120/624

823 170916-05220000-0420 311.82
DYER BILLY E & BETTY L 0.250AC
LOTS 42 & 43 2ND ADDIT WATERS
LAKE SUBD 59/553 69/440
90/347 & 349 94/153 120/644

824 170916-05220000-0520
MITCHELL WILLIAM A & CAROLYN D

115.84
0.350AC

LOTS 52 & 53 2ND ADD WATERS
LAKE SUBD 2001/3691 2001/3692

I

I

239/471 279/293 279/295 285/
798 060916-00000006-0000 HX 543.95
SCHROEDER ROBERT E 7.540AC
BEG AT NW/C OF SW/4 GO S 400
FT TO POB CONT S 764.53 FT GO
N 59 DEG E 725.21 FT GO N 10
799 060916-00000006-0010 HX 894.65
FARLEY KENNETH 0 10.950AC
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 OF SW/4
OF 6-9-16 FOR POB THENCE RUN
ON E LN OF SAID NW/4 OF SW/4
800 070916-02140000-0020 HX 577.79
MCDANIEL PATRICIA 5.000AC
LOT 2 FOX HOLLOW SUBD CONT 5
AC 186/701 UTIL EASEMENT
190/12 215/570 222/329
801 070916-02140000-0030 HX 608.45
SMITH MARION L & SANDY KAY 5.000AC
LOT 3 FOX HOLLOW SUBD CONT 5
AC 166/129 254/517
802 080916-00000008-0040 341.06
POLK LARRY 2.000AC
THE W 132 FT OF E 528 FT OF
N/2 OF NE/4 OF SE/4 OR 52 PG
443
803 080916-00000008-0060 273.16
POLK ANDY & HELEN 2.000AC
THE W 132 FT OF E 660 FT OF
N/2 OF NE/4 OF SE/4 OR 52 PG
445
804 080916-00000008-0070 341.06
POLK JAMES JR & NORMA 2.000AC
THE E 132 FT OF W 264 FT OF
N/2 OF NE/4 OF SE/4 OR 52 PG
435
805 080916-00000012-0010 1,054.32
MCDOUGAL NATHAN SR 20.000AC
S/2 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 99/521
2004/4003 2004/4004 2004/4909
806 090916-00000003-0000 253.42
JOHNSON MAC C 78.500AC
E/2 OF NW/4 (BONNELL
PL)80/499 LESS RD R/W 152/475
2005/4651
807 140916-00000001-0033 206.43
BOWLAN HEATHER 1.010AC
COM AT SW/C OF NW/4 OF SW/4
14-9-16 FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG
S LN OF NW/4 OF SW/4 N89 DEG
808 140916-00000002-0021 1,165.62
CLARK STEVEN W II 3.210AC
COM AT A FOUND NAIL & CAP 'PRM
1772'AT SW/C OF 14-9-16 RUN
THENCE S 89 DEG E 224 FT TO A
809 170916-0052000A-0050 HX 1,051.20
DANIELS HOWARD R & MARY F 0.790AC
LOT 5 BLK A WATERS LAKE SUBD
58/669 77/32 UTIL EASEMENT
139/556 210/303 274/423 UTIL
810 170916-00780000-0090 164.34
MITCHELL WILLIAM A & CAROLYN 1.150AC
LOT 9 HOLLY FOREST SUBD 86/
585 120/226 193/67 249/32
249/596 249/597 286/82 2001/
811 170916-00780000-0100 166.62
MITCHELL WILLIAM A & CAROLYN 1.170AC
LOT 10 HOLLY FOREST SUBD
86/468 119/583 249/32 249/596
249/597 286/82 2001/3497
812 170916-03130000-0090 -455.78
PEPPERS JEFFREY A. 0.860AC
LOT 9 UNIT 3 LAKE IN THE
WOODS SUBD 122/129 134/603
165/135 285/148 295/649 2001/
813 170916-03130000-0250 HX 353.78
RIDENOUR RICHARD T & LORI A 0.650AC
LOT 25 UNIT 3 LAKE IN THE
WOODS SUBD 122/129 131/491
UTILITY EASEMENT 155/139
814 170916-0521000B-0040 907.84
MITCHELL WILLIAM A & CAROLYN D 1.180AC
LOTS 4-5 & 7 BLK B 1STADDIT
TO WATERS LAKE SUBD 2001/3691
2001/3692

815 170916-0521000B-0060 494.54
MITCHELL WILLIAM A & CAROLYN D 0.530AC
LOT 6 BLK B 1ST ADDIT WATERS
LAKE SUBD 60/18 104/325 115/
491 133/132 182/545 2000/2993

816 170916-0521000B-0110 94.98
HALL MARIANNE TAYLOR 0.310AC
LOT 11 BLK B 1 ST ADDIT WATERS
LAKE SUBD 64/629 2006/981

817 170916-05220000-0030 847.78
CARLISLE KAYE V 0.320AC
LOTS 3 & 4 2ND ADD WATERS
LAKE SUBD 46/291 56/653 159/74
UTIL EASEMENT 172/155 UTIL

818 170916-05220000-0050 789.90
JOHNSON MAC 0.320AC
LOTS 5 & 6 2ND ADD WATERS
LAKE SUBD 56/653 57/538 &
74/572 86/52 217/282 217/283

819 170916-05220000-0070 671.35
ARDOVINO MICHAEL A III 0.640AC
LOTS 7 8 9 & 10 2ND ADD WATERS
LAKE SUBD 57/266 70/174 72/662
78/479 272/373 275/254 280/196

820 170916-05220000-0110 115.84
JEANPAUL GESPER 0.320AC
LOTS 11 & 12 2ND ADDIT WATERS
LAKE SUBD 53/542 49/582 2005/
4070

821 170916-05220000-0130 550.74
CARLISLE KAYE V 0.480AC
LOTS 13 14 & 15 2ND ADDIT

839 250916-00660000-0100 484.57
WEEKS LINDA C 17.500AC
LOT 10 ALSO MTS & BDS DESC
SINGER UNREC SUBD 62/366 93/
415 95/454 100/159 & 166 CONT
840 260916-00000005-0040 527.60
NEWELL ANDREW H & ANDERSON A 8.480AC
W/2 OF E/2 OF SW/4 OF SE/4
LESS 1.52 AC FOR RD R/W TO
OSBORNE 124/397 53/470 56/319
841 270916-00000005-0009 56.41
NIEVES CARMEN D 1.130AC
LOT 9 DESC IN ME TE S & BDS
DESC 117/561 TAX DEED 2-.5
4283 2005/5459 2005/5789
842 270916-00000005-0016 56.41
LLULL EMMA 1.140AC
PARCEL 16 MTS & BDS DESC COM
AT NE/C OF S/2 AS PT OF REF
GO W 3604.68 FT TO POB GO S
843 270916-00000005-0021 56.41
PUI ANA LUISA SILVA 1.J30AC
LOT 21 DESC IN METES & BDS
CONT 1.13 AC 247/713
844 270916-00000005-0037 56.41
TORRES ESTEBAN RIVERA 1.180AC
LOT 37 DESC IN METES & BDS
CONT 1.18 AC 289/351
845 270916-00000005-0041. 56.41
GONZALEZ DELIA CORREA 1.180AC
LOT 41 METES & BDS DESC COM
AT NE/C OF S/2 OF 27-9-16 FOR
A PT OF RER GO W 66.18 FT TO
846 270916-00000006-0010 HX 290.40
CROSBY GARRY DEAN 5.150AC
N/2 OF COM AT NE/C OF S/2 OF
S/2 OF 27-09-16 THENCE RUN S
89 DEG W 1261:98 FT TO POB
847 270916-00000006-0050 HX 1,296.24
COLTON SETH A & LISA 5.000AC
N/2 OF TRACT 5 CONT 5 AC DESC
AS COM AT NE/C OF S/2 OF S/2
OF 27-9-16 GO W 2303.99 FT TO
848 270916-01350000-0001 32.42
BAILEY SUZANNE D 1.980AC
E 1291.49 FT OF COMAT SW/C OF
NW/4 OF SW/4 OF 27-9-16 FOR
POR THENCE RUN ALG S LN OF
849 270916-01350000-0030 HX 369.62
BAILEY SUZANNE D 10.OOOAC
PARCEL 3 SOUTHFORK RANCHES
UNREC SUBD CONTAINING 10.01
AC 137/590 UTIL EASEMENT 143/
850 270916-01430000-0040 970.88
NARINE JEROLD 5.000AC
LOT 4 UNIT 2 CARRIE JO EST
CONT 5 AC 140/88 145/106
154/623 UTILITY EASEMENT 157/
851 280916-01340000-0040 HX 650.60
HOGLE KENNETH D & STEPHANIE D 5.350AC
LOT 4 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT
5.35 ACRES 153/351 226/518
227/75 227/493 227/616 UTIL
852 280916-01340000-0090 HX 460.90
ROGERS PATRICK W & MARYANN B 5.720AC
LOT 9 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT
5.72 ACRES 202/125 221/26
227/493 244/568 265/100 284/

853 280916-01340000-0200 HX 357.17

825 170916-05220000-0540 635.86
FISHER GENEVA B 0.230AC
LOT 54 2ND ADD WATERS LAKE
SUBD 54/616 88/141 99/61 & 63
117/640
826 170916-05220000-0560 769.57
BUTLER BRANDI NICOLE 0.210AC
LOT 56 2ND ADD WATERS LAKE.
SUBD 54/616 88/141 99/61 & 63
117/640 2005/4889 2006/618
827 170916-05220000-0580 74.12
HOLIFIELD JASON G 0.310AC
LOT 58 2ND ADD WATERS LAKE
SUBD 99/523 2004/4003 2004/
4004 2004/4005
828 210916-01140000-0050 HX 2,160.39
MARSICANO KELLY & RICHARD 5.000AC
LOT 5 THE LAKES SUBD 5.00 AC
121/257 TAX DEED 229/88 230/
270 266/359 271/529 2002/3333
829 210916-01140000-0060 HX 539.34
DANIELS JEREMIAH P 5.OOOAC
LOT 6 THE LAKES SUBD 5.00 AC
121/257 156/634 UTLY EASEMT
170/157 220/671 278/121 UTIL
830 210916-01140000-0070 1,177.71
SERVIDAS BENJAMIN & MYRTLE 5.000AC
LOT 7 THE LAKES SUBD 5.00 AC
121/257 135/259 UTILITY.EASE-
MENT 135/692 138/224 UTILITY
831 210916-01140000-0230 HX 1,030.27
POULSEN DENNIS G 5.000AC
LOT 23 THE LAKES SUBD 5.00 AC
121/257 166/548 238/79 UTIL
EASEMENT 250/20
832 210916-01140000-0450 HX 980.22
HAYES JIMMY W AND/OR TINA E 5.000AC
LOT 45 THE LAKES SUBD 5.00 AC
28-09-16 121/257 166/548
241/198 UTIL EASEMENT 243/447 .
833 230916-00000001-0020 1,200.30
SULLIVAN TONEY & VONDLA 10.000AC
SE/4 OF SW/4 OF NE/4 OR 55 PG
21 OR 64 PG 82
834 230916-00000001-0070 HX 338.68
TOTULIS MICHAEL T JR & 5.000AC
COM AT SE/C OF NE/4 OF NE/4
OF 23-9-16 FOR A PT OF REF GO
N 43 FT TO POB CONTN.330 FT
835 230916-00000001-0120 1,557.69
BERRY JANICE 5.010AC
COM AT NW CORNER OF NE/4 OF
23-09-16 FOR POR THENCE RUN
ALG N LN OF SAID SEC 23 N 89
836 230916-00000004-0000 4,887.36
GONZALEZ YAIMA 3.030AC
COM ATNW/C OF 23-9-16 GO S .
1426.05 FT GO E 46.37 FT TO
CON MON TO POB CONT E 1291.83
837 230916-00000004-0036 HX 655.64
RAND KRYSTAL 1.740AC
COM AT NW/C OF 23-9-16 FOR POR
THENCE RUN ALG W LN'OF SAID
SEC 23 S 2056.95 FT THENCE RUN

838 23'0916-00000006-0010 HX
LUKE ROBERT C & SHIRLEY 7.090A
SE/4 OF SE/4 LESS N 10 FT "'
CONT39.70AC 103/675 107/428 .. "
120/72 UTILITY EASEMENT 138/

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Section B, Page Nine

ELLISON RANDALL J & LYNNE C.
LOT 20 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT
5.00 ACRES 166/99 & 405 189/
316 221/26 227/493 229/689

5.000AC

854 280916-01340000-0220 HX 594.60
CARMAN JOHN M 7.290AC
LOT 22 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT
7.29 ACRES 163/81 166/655
167/118 UTILITY EASEMENT

855 280916-01340000-0260 HX 1,169.52
FERREIRA STEVE 11.230AC
LOT 26 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT
11.23 AC 151/35 UTILITY EASE-
MENT 158/688 196/46 205/356
856 280916-01340000-0270 HX 665.42
SMITH MARIA T 5,.410AC
LOT 27 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT
5.41 ACRES 164/451 196/46
221/26 225/579 UTIL EASEMENT
857 280916-01340000-0300 HX 388.95
FIELD JOHN E & 5.410AC
LOT 30 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT
5.41 AC 155/383 243/259 249/
679 255/322 UTIL EASEMENT 269/
858 330916-00000002-0070 HX 1,363.49
HOUSE DAVID ANDREW & 10.800AC
TRACT 7 DESC AS COM AT QUARTER
SE/C 33-9-16 AS POR THENCE RUN
ALG S LN OF SEC 33 N 86 DEG W
859 330916-00000002-0140 HX 195.62
SHORT JOHN W & SUSAN C 10.500AC
TRACT 14 DESC AS COM AT NE/C
OF W/2 OF 33-9-16 AS POR GO'S
3026.17 FT GO S 58 DEG W 1182.
860 330916-01060000-0240 HX 538.83
GREISL MELISSAD 10.010AC
PARCEL 24 GILCHRIST ACRES
CONT 10.01 114/311 250/105
251/163 UTIL EASEMENT 255/129
861 330916-01060000-0290 873.17
SIGMAN GLEN & JANET ANN 10.010AC
PARCEL 29 GILCHRIST ACRES
UNREC CONT 10.01 AC 131/343
R/W EASEMENT 133/559 231/468 .
862 340916-00000007-0011 135.82
LANGFORD ALTON 0.670AC
COM AT SW/C OF N/2 OF SW/4 OF
34-9-16 FOR POB THENCE RUN ON
S LN OF N/2 OF SW/4 N 89 DEG E
863 340916-00000007-0030 103.32
LANGFORD ALTON L & VICKIE 19.430AC
COM AT THE SE/C OF N/2 OF
SW/4 OF 34-9-16 FOR POB
THENCE RUN ON E LN OF N/2 OF
864 340916-02350000-0100 HX 480.38
DAVIS MARCIA 9.310AC
LOT 10 PARKER UNREC SUBD
METES & BDS DESC CONT 10.001
AC 99/124 175/9 175/623
,865 340916-02350000-0170 HX 1,293.48
RHODEN MICHAEL & JULIE 5.040AC
LOT 17 PARKER UNREC SUBD
METES & BDS DESC CONTAINING
5.04 AC 99/124 175/5 217/251
866 011016-00000012-0000 2,324.38
SULLIVAN TONEY & 10.300AC
BEG AT SW COR OF SEC GO N 89
DEGE2034FTGONO01DEGE .
550 FT TO POB GO N 89 DEGE
867 011016-02040000-0060 HX 752.63
JONES FRED JR & JACQUELINE ANN 5.010AC
LOT 6 NORFLEET PINES SUBD
CONT 5.01 ACRES 165/170
868 011016-02040000-0140 HIX 610.13
WEBB TAMMY WILKERSON & HAROLD 5.010AC
LOT 14 NORFLEET PINES SUBD
CONT 5.01 ACRES 166/496 182/28
231/81
869 011016-02040000-0220 970.88
COLLINS HENRY LEROY 5.000AC
LOT 22 NORFLEET PINES SUBD
CONT 5 AC 204/564 212/494
221/626 225/401 246/584 255/
870 011016-02040000-0330 HX 493.85
HERRING DONALD L & GLORIA J 5.010AC
LOT 33 NORFLEET PINES SUBD
CONT 5.01 ACRES 222/531
871 011016-02040000-0410 972.76
FLORES LLOYD PETER & FLORITA 5.010AC
LOT 41 NORFLEET PINES SUBD
CONT 5.01 ACRES 191/194 2003/
6027 2005/2691
872 021016-00000008-0000 1,405.43
COBB WYLIE & ERMA L 1.000AC
COM ON S LN 1703.45 FT W OF
SE COR GO N 23 1/2 DEG W
APPROX PARAL TO FLA POWER
873 021016-00000009-0000 HX 462.89
KRAUSE CHARLES EUGENE & 3.390AC
COMAT SE/C OF 2-10-16 FOR POR
THENCE RUN ALG S LN OF SEC 2
S 89 DEG W 856.18 FT TO POB

874 021016-00000011-0000 3,937.92
JONES ALFRED G & 3.470AC
W 1068.55 FT OF SE/4 LYING'S
OF ST RD 26 LESS COM AT SE/C
OF 2-10-16 THENCE RUNS 89 DEG '

875 021016-02960000-0100 2,291.73
LEONARDO DAVID A & DAWNE M 5.000AC
LOT 10 WESTLAKE WOODS SUBD
100/283 2005/583 2005/768
2005/793 2005/794

876 031016-00530002-0000 HX 1,062.86
DAVIS SHARON F 4.930AC
TRACT 2 ROLLING OAKS UNREC
SUBD OR 53/456 112/302 237/34
UTIL EASEMENT 239/480 2005/

877 031016-00530010-0000 HX 713.49
ELMORE JIMMIE & WANDA 4.940AC
TRACT 10 ROLLING OAKS UNREC
SUBD OR 66/610 121/621 CONT
4.94 AC 2005/1782

878 031016-00530013-0000 HX 531.72
MILLER DARRELL L & HAZEL E 3.570AC
PART TRACTS 13 & 14 ROLLING
OAKS UNREC 57/91 & 96 84/629
85/204 110/281 111/469 140/

879 031016-00530019-0000 HX 293.98

RICHARD LISA M 4
TRACT 19 ROLLING OAKS UNREC
SUBD 63/292 66/5 70/82 77/428
120/634 164/490 181/305 202/

4.940AC

880 031016-00530035-0001 993.49
KNAPP LARRY A 4.820AC
W/2 OF TRACT 35 ROLLING OAK
UNREC SUBD OR 66/163 151/581
UTIL EASEMENT 284/370 2003/

881 031016-00530041-0000 HX 761.82
STEPTOE MANNING L & BETH A 4.930AC
W/2 OF TRACT 41 ROLLING OAK
UNREC SUBD 66/402 138/511
2000/2293 2000/2294 UTIL EASE-

,882 031016-00530042-0001 HX 1,102.71
OSWALT LUCINDA 4.810AC
W/2 OF TRACT 42 ROLLING OAK
UNREC SUBD OR 63 PG 486 63 PG
486 & OR 70 PGS 417-419 2000/

883 031016-00530049-0000 HX 746.09
VINES JAMES A & 4.950AC
E/2 OF TRACT 49 ROLLING OAK
UNREC SUBD OR 66/148 104/681
LESS RD R/W 149/642 2005/5067

884 031016-00530068-0000 HX 1,234.57
GUKANOVICH BRONKO B 4.930AC
TRACT 68 ROLLING OAK UNREC
SUBD OR 65/138'77/424 143/99
UTIL EASEMENT 143/687 233/281
885 031016-00530072-0000 1,888.59
MCWILLIAMS TAMMIE 4.930AC
TRACT 72 ROLLING OAKS UNREC
SUBD 84/153&605 165/323 UTLY
EASEMT 173/55 2006/4680
886 041016-00000003-0011 60.98
DOPPLERDAVE INC 10.000AC
COM AT SE/C OF NE/4 OF SW/4 OF
4-10-16 FOR POR THENCE RUN ON
E LN OF W/2 OF SEC 4 N 2061.57
887 041016-00790000-0170 1,746.31
KNAPP GEORGE M & RUBY L 8.380AC
TRACT 17 ROLLING OAKS SUBD
85/636
888 041016-01790000-0010 N HX 1,188.13.
MORGAN DONNIE E & KIMBERLY K 5.000AC
LOT 1 REPLAT LOT 3 ROLLING
OAKS SUBD DESC AS COM AT NE/C
OF LT 3 ROLLING OAKS SUBD FOR
889 081016-00000001-0010 HX 654.34
JOHNS J C 12.420AC
COM AT SE/C OF 8-10-16 FORA
PT OF REF GO W 1164.25 FTTO
ERLY R/W LN OF CO RD C-337 GO
890 091016-00000001-0040 3,497.67
RICARD DONALD S 10.640AC
TRACT 4 CONT 10.64 AC
DESC AS COM AT NE/C OF SW/4
OF NE/4 OF 9-10-16 AS PT OF
891 091016-00000001-0050 1,275.04
RICARD DONALD S 10.640AC
TRACT 5 CONT 10.64 AC DESC AS
COM AT NE/C OF SW/4 OF NE/4.OF
9-10-16 FOR POR THENCE RUN ON
892 091016-00000001-3000 63.51
RENFROE TIMOTHY SCOTT & 13.130AC
COM AT NW/C OF 9-10-16 AS PT
OF REF GO E 56S 24 FT GO S 30
DEG E 161.43 FI GO, 2 EG E .
893 091016-01950000-0030 2,691.54
JOHNS J C JR 10.000AC
LOTS 3 & 4 SUGAR HILL SUBD
CONT 10AC IN SEC 10-10-16
180/118 180/568 UTILITY EASE-
894 091016-01950000-0070 HX 549.83
MCWILLIAMS MOLLY & 5.000AC
LOT 7 SUGAR HILL SUBD CONT 5
AC IN SEC 10-10-16 186/154
UTILITY EASEMENT 195/481 250/
895 091016-01950000-0130 989.66
DOTSON HOMER L & LESLEY L 5.100AC
LOT 13 SUGAR HILL SUBD CONT
5. 10AC IN SEC 10-10-16
171/720183/142 183/143
896 101016-00800000-00A2 1,209.77
YINGLING ROBERT & LESLIE 0.870AC
COM AT NE/C GO W 33 FT GO S
467.42 FT TO NRLY R/W OF SR
26 GO S 73 DEG W 1221.06 FT
897 101016-00800000-00A6 383.16
LUKE ROBERT C ET AL 0.890AC
COM AT NE/C GO W 33 FT GO S
467.42 FT TO NRLY R/W SR 26
GO S 73 DEG W 640.59 FT ALG
.898 101016-00800000-OOA7 353.58
HOOTMAN CONNIE L 1.400AC
TRACT A-7 DESC AS COM
AT NE/C OF 10-10-16 RUN THENCE
W 33 FT THENCE S 467.42 FT TO
899 101016-00800000-00A8 510.07
HOOTMAN CONNIE L 1.200AC
TRACT A-8 DESC AS COM AT NE/C
OF 10-10-16 RUN THENCE W 33 FT
THENCE S 467.42 FT TO NRTHLY
900 111016-05510001-0010 94.98
WOODARD & LANE INC 0.360AC
LOT 1 BLK 1 UNIT 1 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 498
901 111016-05510001-0020 94.98
WOODARD & LANE INC 0.430AC
LOT 2 BLK 1 UNIT 1 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 498
902 111016-05510001-0030 94.98
WOODARD & LANE INC 0.440AC
LOT 3 BLK 1 UNIT SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 498

903 111016-05510002-0020 94.98
WOODARD & LANE INC 0.490AC
LOT 2 BLK 2 UNIT 1 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 498

904 111016-05510003-0040 HX 195.62
CLARK CLAYTON LEON & 1.420AC

LOTS 4 5 6 BLK 3 UNIT 1 SUN N
FUN 112/462 149/593 159/253
281/248 2000/625 2003/3735

905 111016-05510004-0010 1,161.20
WHEAT JONATHON WAYNE & 0.460AC
LOT 1 BLK 4 UNIT 1l SUN N FUN
37 PG 498 86/140 UTIL EASEMENT
157/29 271/404 2000/3573 2002/

906 111016-05510004-0040 94.98
WOODARD & LANE INC 0.480AC i
LOT 4 BLK 4 UNIT 1 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 498

907 111016-05510004-0050 820.79

BURCH EARLY J
LOTS 5 & 6 BLK 4 UNIT 1 SUN N
FUN 37/498 78/286-287 81/454
102/565 139/204 '

0.960AC

908 111016-05510005-0020 94.98
BEASLEY MABEL 0.480AC
LOT 2 BLK 5 UNIT 1 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 498 & OR 63 PG 509

909 111016-05510005-0030 94.98
BEASLEY MABEL 0.480AC
LOT 3 BLK 5 UNIT 1 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 498 & OR 63 PG 509

910 111016-05510006-0030 270.84
JOHNSON CHARLOTTE H & TONY D 0.460AC
LOT 3 BLK 6 UNIT 1 SUN N FUN
SUBD 37/498 153/414 UTILITY
EASEMENT 188/657 2000/2138

911 111016-05510010-0060 94.98
KING RONALD G 0.460AC
LOT 6 BLK 10 UNIT 1 SUN N FUN
37/498 168/330 UTILITY EASE-
MENT 170/134 174/365 214/534

912 111016-05510011-0020 106.99
WEIGEL CHARLES 0.480AC
LOT 2 BLK 11 UNIT 1 SUN N FUN
37/498 63/434 138/624

913 111016-05510012-0010 865.03
KING ANITA 0.460AC
LOT 1 BLK 12 UNIT 1 SUNN FUN
37/498 135/271 192/589 -
UTILITY EASEMENT 192/593 2004/

914 111.016-05520001-0010 82.47
ECKENRODE & LANE INC 0.420AC
LOT 1 BLK 1 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 500
915 111016-05520001-0020 82.47
ECKENRODE & LANE INC 0.420AC
LOT 2 BLK 1 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 500
916 111016-05520001-0030 82.47
ECKENRODE & LANE INC 0.370AC
LOT 3 BLK 1 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 500
917 111016-05520002-0010 HX 195.62
GARNES EDWARD & BARBARA 0.940AC
LOTS 1 23 & 4 BLK 2 UT 2 SUN
N FUN 37/500 43/468,66/215 &
217 87/669 130/29 140/33 223/
918 111016-05520002-0050 856.46
SMITH VERA B & SHEILA A SMITH 0.480AC
LOTS 5 & 6 BLK 2 UNIT 2
SUN N FUN (COUNTRY OAKS) 37/
500 47/267 51/77 62/64 73/394
919 111016-05520002-0070 82.47
SMITH VERA B & SHEILA SMITH 0.240AC
LOT 7 BLK 2 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
37/500 47/267 51/77 62/64 73/
394 92/573 94/357 125/168 125/
920 111016-05520002-0080 82.47
SMITH VERA B & SHEILA SMITH 0.240AC
LOT 8 BLK 2 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN .
37/500 47/267 51/77 62/64 73/
394 92/573 94/357 125/168 125/
921 111016-05520003-0010 182.58
JOHNSON MAC C 0.700AC
LOTS 1 2 3 BLK 3 UNIT 2 SUN N
FUN OR 52/632 115/380 136/150
209/52
922 11101.6-05520003-0070 82.47
ECKENRODE & LANE INC 0.240AC
LOT 7 BLK 3 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 500
923 111016-05520003-0080 82.47
ECKENRODE & LANE INC 0.240AC
LOT 8 BLK 3 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 500
924 111016-05520004-0110 HX 321.24
KING RONALD G 0.460AC
LOT 11 & 12 BLK 4 UNIT 2 SUN
N FUN 37/500 168/331 UTIL
EASEMENT 170/134 174/365
925 111016-05520005-0040 82.47
BARKLEY JESSICA 0.240AC
LOT 4 BLK 5 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
37/500 268/174 2001/2627

926 111016-05520006-0050 86.75
HUNT EUGENE & CHARLENE 0.240AC
LOT 5 BLK 6 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
37/500 187/215 284/405 284/406

927 111016-05520006-0060 299.91
HUNT EUGENE & CHARLENE 0.220AC
LOT 6 BLK 6 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
37/500 187/215 284/405 284/406

928 111016-05520008-0010 I HX 195.62
KLAUS GREGORY 0.220AC
LOT 1 BLK 8 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
(COUNTRY OAKS) 50/384 61/287
166/657 167/131 2002/3780

929 111016-05520008-0050 391.71
SIMMONS SANDRA-LOMNICK & 0.460AC
LOT 5 & 6 BLK 8 UNIT 2 SUN N
FUN (COUNTRY OAKS) 52/189 56/
418 2001/170 2001/1017 2001/

930 111016-05320009-0070 HX 1,172.31
YOUNG ROBERT C & SHANNON L 2.500AC
LOTS 7 & 8 & E 40 FT OF LOT 9
BLK 9 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN SUBD.
70/237-239 91/428 110/582

931 111016-05520010-0.010 82.47
ECKENRODE & LANE INC 0.220AC
LOT 1 BLK 10 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 500

932 111016-05520011-0040 132.52
NRLL EAST LLC 0.480AC
LOTS 4 & 5 BLK 11 UNIT 2 SUN
NFUN 53/170 165/680 170/353

2006/1691 e

933 111016-05520011-0070 82.47
ECKENRODE & LANE INC 0.240AC
LOT 7 BLK 11 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 500

934 111016-05520011-0080
ECKENRODE & LANE INC
LOT 8 BLK 11 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 500

82.47
0.240AC

935 111016-05520011-0090
ECKENRODE & LANE INC
LOT 9 BLK 11 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 500

936 111016-05520011-0100
ECKENRODE & LANE INC
LOT 10 BLK 11 UNIT2 SUNN
FUN OR 37 PG 500

82.47
0.240AC

82.47
0.240AC

937 111016-05520011-0110 82.47
ECKENRODE & LANE INC 0.240AC
LOT 11 BLK 11 UNIT 2 SUNN
FUN OR 37 PG 500

938 111016-05520011-0120 82.47
ECKENRODE & LANE INC 0.220AC
LOT 12 BLK 11 UNIT 2 SUN N
FUN OR 37 PG 500

939 111016-05520012-0010 536.71
MCQUAIG KIMBERLY 0.460AC
LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 12 UT2 SUNN
FUN 37/500 234/324 234/667
UTIL EASEMENT 242/329 246/663

940 111016-05520012-0050 HX 1,115.10 *
CORNELIUS SEAN E & TOMI E 0.960AC
LOTS 5 67 & 8 BLK 12 UT 2
SUN N FUN 37/500 2003/848
2003/5464 UTIL EASEMENT 2006/

941 111016-05550000-0080 900.36
BRADLEY AARON 0.930AC
LOT 8 UNIT 5 SUN N FUN SUBD
44/550 114/694 UTILITY EASE-
MENT 135/683 146/500 166/306

942 121016-00000001-0000 134.17
BROWN JERRY F & MILDRED 23.800AC
W/2 OF NE/4 OF SE/4 UTIL
EASEMENT 191/396 205/315 208/
592 237/156 237/617 2002/3716-

943 121016-00000001-0001 66.62
BROWN JERRY F 8.000AC
COM AT SE/C OF 12-10-16 THENCE
ON S BDRY THEREOF N 89 DEG W
1106.42 FT TO POB THENCE CONT

944 121016-00000002-0000 977.23
BROWN JERRY FRANKLIN 8.090AC
E/2 OF NE/4 OF SE/4 237/156
LESS N 915.26' 2003/996.
945 121016-00950000-0080 HX 551.07
ROBINSON STEVEN A 5.080AC
LOT 8 FOXWOOD ACRES CONT 5.08
AC 98/432 224/375 UTIL EASEMNT
230/80 2003/4450
946 121016-00950000-0160 HX 723.33
JONES ALFRED G & GLENDAA 5.160AC
LOT 16 FOXWOOD ACRES SUBD
CONT 5.16 AC 131/569 132/217
132/226 135/250 135/252 140/8
--- ---- -763.79

947 121016-00950000-0230
GUGGENHEIMER FRED & CAROL
LOT 23 FOXWOOD ACRES SUBD
CONT 5.01-AC 131/569--132/217

763.79
5.010AC

132/226 134/250 134/252 157/
948 121016-00950000-0280 1,635.66
YAFFE JACK C & EVELYN TRUSTEES 5.010AC
LOT 28 FOXWOOD ACRES SUBD
pCONT 5.01 AC 109/83 114/47
117/312 148/152 179/525
949 121016-00960000-0370 1,262.94
SHEARER BRENDA DENISE 5.010AC
LOT 37 UNIT 2 FOXWOOD ACRES
CONT 5.01 AC 121/10 151/341
199/406 UTILITY EASEMENT 201/
950 121016-00960000-0560 1,700.24
BYRD NORMAN 5.060AC
LOT 56 UNIT 2 FOXWOOD ACRES
SUBD CONT 5.06 AC 131/569
132/217.132/226 135/250
951 121016-00970000-0060 1,206.69
COBURN ALAN E & JESSICA LEE 5.000AC
LOT 6 HONEY BEE FARMS SUBD
CONT 5 AC 111/601 158/373 162/
399 UTIL EASEMENT 164/475 175/
952 121016-00970000-0140 HX 1,154.56
AMERIO DAVID J SR & 5.400AC
LOT 14 HONEY BEE FARMS SUBD
CONT 5.40 AC 102/360 109/243
2000/1770 UTIL EASEMENT 2001/
953 121016-00970000-0250 1,208.35
WHITE DWAYNE & MARIE 5.000AC
LOT 25 HONEY BEE FARMS CONT 5
AC 116/245 164/554 189/186
190/35 UTILITY EASEMENT 193/
954 141016-00000001-0024 1,430.48
COATES WILLIAM K 12.980AC
COM AT NW/C OF NE/4 OF SW/4 OF
14-10-16 THENCE RUN N 89 DEG E
ALG N LN 926.43 FT THENCE S
955 141016-05530003-0050 82.47
JOHNSON MAC C 0.240AC
LOT 5 BLK 3 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
40/495 & 569 138/365 138/357
162/343 209/52 231/30
956 141016-05530004-0010 388.70
JOHNSON MAC 0.270AC
LOT 1 BLK 4 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
40/495 & 569 108/550 & 552
UTIL EASEMENT 141/241 161/444
957 141016-05530004-0020 373.38
JOHNSON MAC 0.270AC
LOT 2 BLK 4 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
40/495 & 569 108/550 & 552
UTIL EASEMENT 141/241 161/444
958 141016-05530004-0030 374.59
JOHNSON MAC 0.270AC
LOT 3 BLK 4 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
40/495 & 569 108/550 & 552
161/444 231/30
959 141016-05530004-0040 373.38
JOHNSON MAC 0.270AC
LOT 4 BLK 4 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
40/495 & 569 108/550 & 552
161/444 231/30
960 141016-05530006-0130 82.47
JOHNSON MAC C 0.220AC
LOT 13 BLK 6 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
40/495 & 569 138/357 138/365
162/343 209/52 224/122 231/30
961 141016-05530006-0140 57.44

JOHNSON MAC C
W 40 FT OF LOT 14 BLK 6 UNIT

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138/357 138/365 162/343
962 141016-05530006-0210 82.47
HOLMES PAULETTE 0.240AC
LOT 21 BLK 6 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
45/381 134/582 231/30 TAX DEED
2004/4356
963 141016-05530010-0020 82.47
JEAN JOSEPH A 0.240AC
LOT 2 BLK 10 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
40/495 & 569 73/134-138 TAX
DEED 210/195 210/271 231/30
964 141016-05530010-0030 82.47
PATWARY ANWAR 0.240AC
LOT 3 BLK 10 UNIT 3 SUN'N FUN
40/495 & 569 73/134-138 TAX
DEED 210/196 231/30 2005/7494
965 141016-05530010-0060 82.47
HOLMES PAULETTE 0.220AC
LOT 6 BLK 10 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
40/495'& 569 73/134-138 231/30
TAX DEED 2004/4353
966 141016-05530011-0010 391.25
JOHNSON MAC 0.270AC
LOT I BLK 11 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
40/495 & 569 108/550 & 552
161/444 231/30
967 141016-05530011-0020 398.94
JOHNSON MAC 0.300AC
LOT 2 BLK 11 UNIT 3 SUNN FUN
40/495 & 569 108/550 & 552
161/444 231/30
968 141016-05530011-0030 780.30
JOHNSON MAC 0.580AC
LOT 3 & 4 BLK 11 UNIT 3 SUNN
FUN OR 40/495 & 569 108/ 550
& 552 205/161 231/30
969 141016-05540003-0010 669.93
JOHNSON MAC C 1.420AC
LOTS 1 2345 6 BLK 3 UNIT 4
SUNN FUN 47/34 51/339
138/357 138/365 1,50/89 R/W
970 141016-05540004-0010 245.67
JOHNSON MAC C 0.270AG
LOT 1 BLK 4 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47/34 51/339 138/357 138/365
162/343 209/52 UTILITY EASE-
971 141016-05540004-0020 245.67
JOHNSON MAC C 0.310AC
LOT 2 BLK 4 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47/34 51/339 138/357 138/365
162/343 209/52 UTILITY EASE-
972 141016-05540004-0030 245.67
JOHNSON MAC C 0.310AC
LOT 3 BLK 4 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN-
47/34 51/339 138/357 138/365
162/343 209/52 UTILITY EASE-
973 141016-05540004-0040 82.47
JOHNSON MAC C 0.270AC
LOT 4 BLK 4 UNIT 4 SUN NFUN
47/34 51/339 138/357 138/365
162/343 209/52 UTILITY EASE-
,974 141016-05540005-0010 245.67
JO1HNSON MAC C 0.270AC
LOT I BLK 5 UNIT 4 SUNN FUN
47/34 51/339 138/357 138/365
162/343 209/52
975 141016-05540005-0020 245.67
JOHNSON MAC C 0.310AC
LOT 2 BLK 5 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47/34 51/339 138/347 138/365
162/343 209/52

976 141016-05540005-0030 82.47
JOHNSON MAC C 0.360AC
LOT 3 BLK 5 UNIT 4 SUN N'FUN
47/34 51/339 138/357 138/365
162/343 209/52

977 141016-05540007-0010 82.47
JOHNSON MAC C 0.220AC
LOT 1 BLK 7 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47/34 51/339 138/357 138/365
162/343 209/52

,978 141016-05540007-0040 82.47
CARTEE EDWARD W- 0.240AC
LOT 4 BLK 7 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47/201 2005/721

979 141016-05540007-0210 82.47
HOLMES PAULETTE 0.240AC
LOT 21 BLK 7 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47/34 51/339 117/117 136/146
159/181-182 179/327 209/52

980 141016-05540007-0220 82.47
JOHNSON MAC C 0.240AC
LOT 22 BLK 7 UNIT 4 SUNN FUN i
47/34 51/339 117/117 136/146 '
159/181-182 179/327 209/52

981 141016-05540009-0010 132.52
NAPOLEON DEVELOPMENT 0.390AC
LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 9 UNIT 4 SUN N
FUN 47/179 TAX DEED 206/512
2004/6746 2005/3894 2006/6096-

982 141016-05540010-0020 82.47
NAPOLEON DEVELOPMENT 0.240AC
LOT 2 BLK 10 UNIT 4 46/594
47/177 60/208 206/509 TAX
DEED 206/513 2004/6750 2005/

983 141016-05540010-0070 82.47
JOHNSON MAC C 0.240AC
LOT 7 BLK 10 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN

47/34 51/339 138/357 138/365
162/343 209/52

984 141016-05540011-0010 82.47
ROLAND WANDA KAY 0.220AC
LOT 1 BLK 11 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47/34 51/339 113/298 136/281
242/167 283/78

985 141016-05540011-0020 32.42
VAREIKA WANDA KAY& 0.250AC
LOT 2 BLK 11 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47/34 51/339 113/298 136/281
242/167

986 141016-05540011-0030 195.62

LOT 3 BLK 11 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
SUBD 47/34 51/339 113/298
136/281 221/339 258/559

987 141016-05540011-0070 HX 195.62
MURPHY CATHY L HERDON 0.420AC
LOT 7 & 8 BLK 11 UNIT 4 SUN N
FUN OR 44 PG 296 124/302&303
137/23 271/626 2001/3486 2002/

' 988 141016-05540012-0020 132.52
SMITH MARIA 0.480AC
LOTS 2 & 3 BLK 12 UNIT 4 SUN
N FUN 52/371 TAX DEED 219/
238 238/329 2004/1856

989 141016-05540012-0050 HX 195.62
SCHIFANO CHARLES A III 0.240AC
LOT 5 BLK 12 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47/34 51/339 134/44 TAX DEED
224/121 UTIL EASEMENT 243/469

990 141016-05540012-0060 132.52
NAPOLEON DEVELOPMENT 0.480AC
LOTS 6 & 7 BLK 12 UNIT 4 SUN
N FUN 46/571 TAX DEED 206/510
2004/6748 2005/3894

991 141016-055400112-0120 82.47
CAROLLO FREDERICK 0.220AC
LOT 12 BLK 12 UNIT 4 SUN N
FUN SUBD 123/136 194/321

992 141016-055400113-0010 132.52
NAPOLEON DEVELOPMENT 0.400AC
LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 13 UNIT 4 SUN
N FUN 50/220 TAX DEED 206/
511 2004/6747 2005/3894

993 141016-0556000B-0040 HX 1,189.38
RAIN DELORIS 3.310AC
W 50 FT OF LOTS 1 2 3 & ALL
OF LOTS 4 56 BLK B UNIT 6
SUN N FUN OR 44 PG 219 OR 56

994 141016-0556000B-0170 HX 282.13
HODGE DALE T 1.090AC
LOT 17 BLK B UNIT 6 SUN N FUN
49/213 50/632 220/607 251/644
275/487 275/488 2000/16 UTIL

* 995 141016-0556000B-0430 621.17
LEE PATRICIAANN 1.380AC
LOT 43 BLK B UNIT 6 SUN N FUN
44/215 54/677 116/495-497
2003/404

* 996 141016-0556000B-0630 120.00
PARRISH THOMAS H 1.010AC
LOT 63 BLK B UNIT 6 SUN N FUN
44/427 59/624/626 120/199-200
142/374 & 598 153/478 226/284

997 141016-0556000B-0659 HX 578.38
MCCLELLAN JAMES M 0.870AC
PARCEL 9 OF LOT 65 BLK B UNIT
6 SUNN FN ,DESC AS BEG AT
SE/C OF LOT 65 BLK B UNIT 6

998 141016-0556000E-0120 HX 195.62
MITCHELL DAVID 0.970AC
LOT 12 BLK E UNIT 6 SUN N FUN
121/375 129/69 129/70 154/430
155/592 UTILITY EASEMENT 158/

999 151016-00000004-0000 HX 169.39
ALBRIGHT ROY E 2.980AC
COM AT NW/C OF LOT 254 UNIT 1
WAC CAMPSITES AS PT OF REF GO
S 360 FT GO W 455.75 FT TO

1000 151016-05611350-0000 84.56
COATS RONALD W 0.230AC
LOT 135 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
OR 51 PG 640

1001 151016-05611880-0000 811.46
WAC WELDING & IR WKS 0.530AC
LOT 188 & 189 UNIT 1 WAC
CAMPSITES OR 44/286 & OR
51/137 & OR 65/236 79/632

1002 151016-05612210-0000 94.98
ROUSTANYVON & ESTELA 0.210AC
LOT 221 UNIT I WAC CAMPSITE
OR 45 PG 235 ,

1003 151016-00000003-0010 1,197.96
WALLACE ROBERT PERRY III 9.980AC
COM AT SW/C OF LOT 62 WAC
CAMP SITES UNIT 2 AS POB GO N
372.54 FT GO W 1169.73 FT GO

1004 151016-05610090-0000 HX 195,62
HOGG RUSSELL D & TRENDA D 0.290AC
LOT 9 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
53/151 200/002 216/705
UTILITY EASEMENT 219/66 263/

1005 151016-05610210-0000, HX 244.98
GREEN DARLA J & 0.480AC
LOT 21 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
44/585 73/85 73/686 74/586
80/246 85/465-466 12,6/132 146/

1006 151016-05610260-0000 583.10
ROBERTS RONALD T 0.550AC
LOT 26 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
70/83 179/440 208/481 209/259
209/260 UTILITY EASEMENT 211/

1007 151016-05610630-0000 388.69
KRUEGER LOIS A& 0.300AC
LOT 63 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES

62/70 70/104 113/478 136/86
178/210 188/434 2003,/3242

1008 151016-05610670-0000 421.35
BOEMI HAROLD 0.710AC
ERLY PART OF LOT 67 UNIT 1 WAC
CAMPSITES DESC IN MTS & BDS
DESC 53/91 86/51 2004/5376

1009/151016-05610.690-0000 149.58

YOUGHN STEVEN K
'LOT 69 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
58/636 262/14

0.230AC

1010 151016-05610700-0000 HX 195.62
YOUGHN STEVEN K 0.230AC
LOT 70 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
48/189 262/14

1011 151016-05610750-0000 146.89
LOWE DEBBIE JEAN 0.360AC
LOT 75 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITE
44/484

1012 151016-05610780-0000 1,140.89
COLLINS DAVID C & DENISE B 0.280AC
LOT 78 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
55/215 97/124-126 133/622

1013 151016-05611000-0000 HX 2,409.77
TITTEL WILLIAM 0.300AC
LOT 100 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
50/411 65/557,78/185 84/155
91/569 105/133 106/158 114/557

1014 151016-05611010-0000 HX 195.62
RAMSAY DEANNA 0.230AC
LOT 101 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITE
OR 60 PG 46 127/575 EASEMENT
128/625 144/173 153/62-63 241/'

1015 151016-05611020-0000 HX 195.62
TIMMONS LYNN 0.440AC
LOTS 102 & 103 UNIT 1 WAC
CAMPSITES OR 45/567.91/453
97/318 108/330 110/548 112/

1.016 151016-05611070-0000 HX 195.62
TALMADGE SANDRA E ET AL 0.470AC '
LOTS 107 & 108 UNIT 1 WAC
CAMPSITES OR 45 PG 144 255/319'
255/320 2000/4560

1017 151016-05611140-0000 247.15
COATES WILLIAM KEVIN 3.120AC
LOT 114 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
48/11 238/549 TAX DEED 2000/
4655

1018 151016-05611150-0000 345.24
HAGAMAN LINDA G 2.750AC
LOTS 115 116 117 118 119 &
120 UNIT 1 WAC CAMP 44/15, 46/
461 50/289 2005/2226

1019 151016-05611210-0000 249.33
COATES WILLIAM KEVIN 0.570AC
LOT 121 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITE
44/679 238/549 TAX DEED 2000/
4652 UTIL EASEMENT 2006/6417

1020 151016-05611220-0000 84.56
COATES WILLIAM KEVIN 0.580AC
LOT 122 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
238/549 TAX DEED 2000/4658
UTIL EASEMENT 2006/6417

1021 151016-05611490-0010 147.12
JOHNSON GARY W 0.820AC
THE SWRLY PORTION OF LOTS 149
& 150 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
DESC AS FOR A PT OF REF COM

1022 151016-05611610-0000 HX 195.62
BURGOS PABLO R 0.310AC
LOT 161 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
50/511 2000/1227 2005/668

1023 151016-05611730-0000 HX 195.62
MOORE THOMAS 0.470AC
LOT 173 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITE
OR 50 PG 554 81/342 84/542
R/W EASEMENT 131/94 160/101-A

1024 151016-05611780-0000 136.69
BURGOS PABLO R 0.580AC
LOTS 178 & 179 UNIT 1 WAC
CAMPSITES 50/511 2000/1227
2005/668

1025 151016-05611920-0000 94.98
PIERRE FRANTZ 0.270AC
LOT 192 UT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
44/611 46/459 & 609 59/111-112,
63/482 69/411 74/241 75/104

1026 151016-05612020-0000 1,084.81
HUDSON ALEX & SHERRY 0.240AC
LOT 202 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
OR 46 PG 463 88/310 96/350
125/61 & 557 131/557 132/08

1027 151016-05612110-0000 HX 218.91
JORDAN FRANCES T 0.210AC
LOT 211 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITE
54/574 171/302 UTIL EASEMENT
173/431 2005/2782

1028 151016-05612170-0000 94.98
BRUGUERAS HECTOR L 0.210AC
LOT 217 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
OR 45/128

1029 151016-05612220-0000 676.54
RODRIGUEZ CARLOS 0.420AC
LOTS 222 & 223 UNIT 1 WAC
CAMPSITES 46/445 213/305 269/
390 UTIL EASEMENT 281/41 291/

1030 151016-05612310-0000 94.98
JOHNSON CHARLOTTE 0.210AC
LOT 231 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITE
114/440 183/378 210/266 2005/
311

1031 151016-05612580-0000 1,056.13
LYNN ARTHUR V JR & SHARON K 2.700AC
LOTS 258 & 259 & 260 UNIT 1
WAC CAMPSITE 48/7 51/686 52/
582 56/291 120/78 2003/6123-

1032 151016-05612700-0000 661.38
PIMENTAL PETER M & TERRI L 0.900AC
LOT 270 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITE
40/123 84/592 86/498 104/482
136/285

1033 151016-05612950-0000 HX 195.62

TRAVIS RUFUS ROBERT SR &
LOT 295 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES

0.900AC

58/417 95/305 97/425 108/287
UTILITY EASEMENT 188/663 212/

1034 151016-05613040-0000 HX 967.70
TAYLOR MELISSA S & 1.880AC
LOTS 304 & 305 UNIT I WAC
CAMPSITES 39/620 & 621 79/699
129/288 153/281 194/26 198/

1035 151016-05613110-0000 214.76
CONSUMER PROPERTIES INC 1.880AC
LOTS 311 & 312 UNIT 1 WAC
CAMPSITES 62/677 2006/4164
2006/4165

1036 151016-05613180-0000 HX 195.62
BROCK RICHARD B & DAWN 0.660AC
LOTS 318 319 & 320 WAC
CAMPSITE 44/17 46/660 48/645
66/581 83/660 216/398-403 266/

1037 151016-05613350-0000 HX 439.10
DISHMAN RICHARD & BRIDGET 0.940AC
LOT 335 UNIT 1 WACCASASSA
CAMPSITE 119/363 133/365 152/
700 153/125-126 184/606

1038 151016-05613360-0000 HX 195.62
BARKLEY CHEYENNE 0,940AC
LOT 336 UNIT I WAC CAMPSITES
62/128 179/439 UTIL EASEMENT
206/590 2000/1382

1039 151016-05620130-0000 1,171.42
JOHNSON TONY OR CHARLOTTE 5.890AC
LOT 13 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITES
61/684 2005/5905 2005/5906
2005/5907 2006/1847

1040 151016-05620170-0000 HX 195.62
EASTON JAMES WILLIAM & 5.900AC
LOT 17 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITE
74/468 122/470 165/318
166/130 UTILITY EASEMENT

1041 151016-05620370-0000 IX .614.76
CENTER FOR HUMAN DEVEL OUR 5.300AC
LOT 37 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITES
OR 58 PG 413 OR 64 PG 232
82/600-601 113/163

1042 151016-05620380-0000 775.77
GIBSON HARRY JOSEPH 5.320AC
LOT 38 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITES
63/491 64/643 2004/5508 2005/ 5627

1043 151016-05620460-0000 996.91
GREENFIELD CHARLES & 5.800AC
LOT 46 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITES
OR 67/34 120/621 137/517 149/
237 149/241 153/137 159/391

1044 151016-05620510-0000 1,019.98
SIGMAN GLEN RYAN & JANET ANN 5.000AC
LOT 51 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITES
64/1Q 68/338 99/558 102/253
255/708 256/368 278/148 278/

1045 151016-05620520-0000 731.05
SIGMAN GLEN RYAN & JANET ANN 5.000AC
LOT 52 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITES
64/10 68/338 99/558 102/253
255/708 256/368 278/148 278/

1046 151016-05620540-0000 HX 687.65
MATUSIK ROBERT D & BARBARAA 7.480AC
LOT 54 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITES
68/215 114/464 115/143 155/224
223/472 229/668 2002/2758

1047 151016-05620560-0000 HX 2,137.05
WILSON EDWARD MICHAEL & 13.200AC
LOT 56 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITES
65/53 87/171 101/618-619 279/
112 2003/1015 2005/481

1048 151016-05620590-0000 1,128.78
FREEMAN JAMES ETAL 7.340AC
LOT 59 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITES
55/67 82/437 2002/4423 UTIL
EASEMENT 2006/6429

1049 151016-05620600-0000 883.35
FREEMAN JAMES ET AL 7.470AC
LOT 60 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITES
87/358 245/548

1050 251016-01330000-0030 HX 517.02
.CLAGG DARRELL JR 5.000AC
LOT 3 SPJ SUBDIVISION CONT 5
AC 166/68 UTILITY EASEMENT
178/287 257/344 258/379 2000/

1051 251016-01330000-0090 I HX 195.62
HURLEY BETTY D 5.000AC
LOT 9 SPJ SUBDIVISION CONT 5
ACRES 161/57 163/647
DECLARATION OF DOMICILE

1052 251016-01330000-0100 HX 416.58
HURLEY ADAM E 5.000AC
LOT 10 SPJ SUBDIVISION CONT 5
ACRES 161/57 163/647 259/264
UTIL EASEMENT 263/695

1053 251016-02120000-0180 HX 602.72
PARRISH GENE RAY 5.150AC
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF SE/4
OF 25-10-16 FOR POB THENCE
RUN ON S LINE OF SAID SE/4 OF

105/1 251016-02120000-0210 61.78
HURLEY BETTYD 10.430AC

COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF SE/4
FOR POR THENCE RUN ON W LINE
OF SAID SE/4 OF SE/4 N

1055 261016-00000001-0030 492.58
CHAMBERLAIN QI-EAT 11-05 LLC 126.090AC
COM AT SW/C OF NW/4 26-10-16
FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG S LN
OF NW/4 N 89 DEG E 2638.63 FT

1056 281016-00000008-0000 571.88

G 0 FARMS INC
S/2 OF SW/4 38/334 64/49 64/
194 174/20 & 605

80.000AC

VAREIKAWANDAK

0.250AC