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City commissioners hold meeting in new city hall

By JAMES REDMOND
Times Staff Writer
K City of Lake Butler
:-commissioners have a new
place from which to oversee
the matters of the city.
On May 23, commissioners
-conducted their first meeting in
ithe new city hall building.
'While the entire building has
not yet quite been completed,
City Manager Richard Tillis
made sure the commissioners'
chambers were. "We're very
close to having the whole
building completed," said
Tillis. "All city business will
be conducted out of this
building beginning May 31."
The new chamber is
.complete with a new bench for
commissionerss to conduct
business from. Unlike most
governmental bodies that sit
above the general public, the
commissioners wanted the
bench to be level with the
people.
"We decided it would be
better to sit level with the
residents, rather than above
:.them," said Mayor Brantley
'Crawford.
The project has been more
than 11 months in the
construction phase. Last year's
hurricane season and an
unseasonably wet winter have
slowed construction on the
project many times. "The
weather has really affected on
progress on this project," said

A tree for Kodie

Tillis.
The new building contains
eight offices, three of which
will be reserved for future use.
One of the offices will give
Director of Public Works
Hardy Clyatt a new place to
read over blueprints and
diagram&. Clyatt-will move his
office from the city's water
works building to the new
facility.
Storage problems that the
city had at the old city hall
building will be a thing of the
past. The upper part of the
building was specifically
designed for that purpose. "It's
even climate controlled," said
Tillis.
The new building has a
feature for the convenience of
city residents. "We added a
drive-up window so that
residents could pay their water
bills without getting out of
their car," said Tillis. Other
cities such as Starke and
Gainesville have had this
feature for many years.
The streets around the new
structure are benefiting form
the project as well. New
curbing was added to several
of the streets surrounding city
hall. Those same streets are
being repaved as well. "They
have needed work for quite
some time and we felt this was

See HALL, p. 2A

UCSO launches seatbelt

enforcement wave

The safety belt use rate in
Florida is the highest it has
ever been at 76.3 percent, but
that still leaves a large portion
of Florida motorists risking
their lives by riding unbuckled.-
The Union County Sheriff's
Office is joining law
enforcement across the state in
an effort to save those who
don't buckle up. From May 23
to June 5, the-Click It-or Ticket
campaign will be in full force.
Click It or Ticket, the
nationwide safety belt
enforcement wave, is being
implemented with public

awareness events inf
communities across the state.
During this time, state and
local law enforcement
throughout Florida will show
zero tolerance for motorists
who fail to use their safety
belts.
"This campaign is not about
writing tickets,- it's about
saving lives," said Union
County Sheriff Jerry
-Whitehead. -"Our deputies,
however, would much rather
write a ticket than notify the
family of a person killed in a
crash because they failed to

wear a safety belt."
Research from the National
Highway Traffic Safety
Administration (NHTSA)
shows that drivers and
passengers who do not buckle
up are approximately 14 times
more likely to die in a traffic
crash than those who use their,
safety belt. Out of all of the
holidays last year, Memorial
Day Holiday was the deadliest,
with the highest recorded
fatality rate per hour, _-even
surpassing New Year's and the_

See UCSO, p. 5A

Health department looking

for citizen input for survey

By JAMES REDMOND
Times Staff Writer
Would you like to make
your opinions known as to
what you feel are the health
issues facing residents in
Union County? You now have
your chance.
The Union'-County-Health
Department is currently
conducting a health needs
assessment to discover what
health issues are important to
Union County residents. In the
last several weeks, registered
voters in Union County have
received questionnaires in the
mail asking them for their
opinion. They cover topics
ranging from mental health to
environmental issues.

Questions such as "What
essential services does the
county need?" and "Is our
hospital adequate?" are just
some of the topics residents are
being asked to respond to.
"The survey should take
residents approximately 1.0
minutes to fill out," said
Cecilia Young, coordinator of
the project for the health
department.
The surveys do not require
participants to include their
name or any contact
information.
"We want residents to be
honest in their answers, so
there are no identifiers
anywhere on the survey," said
Young.
Young emphasized the fact

that a resident being honest in
their responses is very
important to the project's
success.
"The survey information will
only be as good as the
information we receive," said
Young. "For this survey to
I benefit the community, we
must know what the
community truly thinks is a
problem."
If you are not a registered
voter you can.still participate
in the survey. "Any person
who did not receive a survey,
and wishes to participate, can

See SURVEY, p. 3A

FFA presents annual awards

Memorial Day
celebration
planned in UC
A Memorial Day celebration
for Union County will be held
on Monday, May 30, at 10
a.m.
.The Memorial Day activities
will be conducted at the
Veteran's Memorial located on
the grounds of the Masonic
Lodge in Lake Butler.

Get your
booth for
Fourth of .July
now
The Rotary Club of Lake
Butler.is taking reservations
for booths for this year's
Fourth of July celebration.
Booths will be $25 each and
are on a first come first
served basis. For more
information contact Jenny
Reed at (386) 496-3333.

LBES accepts
teacher
requests
Lake Butler Elementary
School will be accepting
requests for specific
teachers on June 27. Doors
of the cafeteria will open at
7 a.m. for parents to get a
number. Once they have
number they must remain in
the cafeteria until noon
when requests will be taken.
Numbers will only be given
to adults 18 and older. No
parent may hold another's
place in line. For more
information call (386) 496-
3047.

Rotary
accepting
entries for-'
fishing
tourney
The Rotary Club of Lake
Butler is currently accepting
entries for its Fourth of July
fishing tournament to be
held Monday, July 4. Entry
fee is $40 per boat and
contestants must use
artificial bait. The biggest
bass is guaranteed a $1,000
prize. For more information
contact David Androlevich
at (386) 496-4853.

Reception for
Kirby planned
A reception to
congratulate Shirley Kirby
on her retirement has been.
planned for Thursday, May
26, from 6-8 p.m. The
reception will be held at the',
Union County School Board
meeting room located at the
corner of Lake Avenue and
S. R. 121 in Lake Butler.
Friends and Family are
invited. For more
information call (386) 496-
2045.

By TERESA IRWIN
Special to the Times

Above: Travis Starling, brother of Kodie Starling,
shovels dirt on to a tree planted in his brothers honor at
Lake Butler Elementary School. In November, first grader
Kodie lost his life in a tragic hunting accident. "The
school is honoring Kbdle's memory by planting this
tree," said LBES Principal Linda Johns. For more photos
from the ceremony, see inside pages.

On May 5, the Lake Butler
FFA held it's 64"' Annual
Middle School and Senior
Chapter Awards Banquet.
Honorary Chapter
Membership Degrees were
awarded to a few individuals
who have actively supported-
the Lake Butler FFA. This
year's awards went to Carita
Emery, Cassie Driggers,
Chuck Tetstone, David Clancy,
Brett Parrish, Buddy Nobles,
Denise Ricks, .and.. Annette
Griffis.
The Distinguished Service

Award is given to individuals
who displayed great interest in
the progress of the FFA. This
year's awards went to Randy
Connor, who is the current
President of the.
Bradford/Union Cattlemen's
Association, and Drew
Andrews, who has volunteered
over the years to chaperone
several judging contests, as
well as the state and national
conventions.
The Discovery Degree Pins,
sponsored by Mercantile Bank,
were awarded to Megan
Adams, Samantha Bair, Dylan
Darlow, Holli Barnett, Olivia,
Bennett, Kris Bracewell,
Marvin Brooks IV, Dillan

Clyatt, Ryan Davis, Jenna
Driggers, Kyle Foreman,
Ashton Howard, Chance
Howell,.Richard Kitler, Jason
Lindsay, Cody Luke, Michael
Mallard, Jessica Norris, Trent
Oltmer, Fila Peret Gabriella
Perez, Eric Robertson, Alyssa
Roddenberry, Tara Sapp,
Christina Smith, Laci Smith,
Tyler Stone, Tyler Thomas,
Lauren Tomlinson, Hannah
Tucker, Ryan Waters, Lacey
Webb, Chelsea Whitehead,
Crisi Williams, Jessie
Williams and Jordan Williams.
The Greenhand Degree Pins,
sponsored by Union County
See AWARDS, p. 10A

Normal Deadline is 5
p.m. Monday before
the Thursday
publication date.
Articles can be
submitted to the Times
office on Main Street in
Lake Butler or to the
Telegraph office (131
W. Call St., Starke).
Phone or fax 386-496-
.2261 or call 904-964-
6305 in Starke.

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Above: City Manager Richard Tillis is seen cutting trim work for the city's new city hall
building. Tillis was been working for the past two weeks helping complete some of the
smaller jobs on the project so that the city could move in the new buidling.

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HALL
Continued from p. 1A

the perfect opportunity to di
it," said Tillis.
According to Tillis, he
expects the final cost of the
building to be approximately
$80 per square foot. "Our
planner said there was no way
we could build this building
for that amount of money,'
said Tillis. "I told him it had t(
be done for that."
Tillis said a building of the
same size and type is current)
being built at a cost of $15C
per square foot. "Inmate labot
hag saved the city a
tremendous amount of
money," said Tillis.-"Withoul
it, we may not have been able
to do what we've done."
The city has used inmates to
perform sev.exal.tasks-in tle
construction of the building.
From building drainage to
putting up insulation, Tillis
estimates that inmate labor has
saved the city more than
$150,000 in labor costs.
Tillis even rolled up his
sleeves to help complete the
project. In the last several
weeks, he has been seen doing
much of the carpentry trim
work necessary to complete
the inside of the structure.
"Sometimes it's just hard to
find a good trim man," said
Tillis.
In order to facilitate the
move from one building to the
other, the city council agreed
to shut down all city office
functions from May 25-27.
"That three days should give
us plenty of time to move
everything," said Tillis.
Tillis said he expects a
smooth transition into the new
building. "We had many of the
services prewired and it should
just be a matter of hooking
them up," said Tillis. "It
should just be a matter of
turning one off and the other
on."
While the offices will be
closed, the city's outside crews
will still be working their
regular schedule. "We'll still
be out connecting and
disconnecting water service
and taking care of things
around the city," said Tillis.
The Lake Butler Volunteer
Fire Department-will move its
operations to the city's water
works i hdjog.Cef Mik,
Banks said tlie move will not
affect' 'the. ser ice of the
departmenitirWe' jus have to'
go to a different place to get a
truck," said Banks. "We'll just
liave to remember theyhave
been moved." -" 2
Banks, who has been a
member of the department for
miiore than 17 u yarse saic"
getting use.tFo the trucks
having a different home will be
the hard part. "We've been
going to the same place for 17
years," said Banks. "On those
3 a.m. calls, I may have to
think twice about where I'mn
going."
While the city will begin
normal operation from the
building on May 31, Tillis said
he expects to be finishing up
small things for the next
several months. "We'll have to
work out all the bugs and
finish up a few things here and
there, but it should not take us
too long to get settled in," said
Tillis.

James Redmond can be
reached at (386) 496-2261 o.
jamesredmondl @yahoo.comrn

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Mark Edison (left) stands with new UC Farmer's Market
grower Mark Crews.

Doyal Godwin (right), member of the board of directors
for the Farmer's Market stands with new growers
Rosemary (left) and John (middle) Wood.

Farmer's Market

increases volume

By JACQUE BREMAN
UC Extension Director

This past Saturday the Union
,County Farmer's Market was
joined by two new growers.
The Rosemary and John
Wood and Mark Crews joined
the many growers currently
selling produce at the market.
The Woods had melons and an
assortment of homegrown
vegetables. Crews had squash,
Roma beans, peppers and
tomatoes.
Regular growers had a wide

range of vegetables
(hydroponic tomatoes, squash,
beans, cabbage, collards, new-
potatoes and onions) as well.
Crews brought a nice nursery
plants to seel at the market
along with the crops.
Union County residents are
encouraged to support their
local farmers by purchasing
fresh, locally grown produce
and nursery plants on Saturday
mornings from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Jacque Breman can be
reached at (386) 496-2321.

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their routes. Some customers
will be served by a different
carrier and may see a change in
delivery time. In -preparation-
for the upcoming .conversion,
please put your complete 911
address on the "flag side" of -
your box to help us better *"
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May is also mail box
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your post and box are in good
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box should be safely off the
pavement of the road and easily
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cookout set
The 22nd annual Doyal .
and Wanda Godwin cookout
will be held Saturday, June
11, at the Lake Butler
Community Center in Lake -.
Butler. Lunch will be served
from Noon to 1 p.m. All 1.
family and friends are
invited. For more
information contact Wanda
Godwin at (386) 496-2874.
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Above: Seated left to right are Fletcher Myers, LeRoy Stalvey, Richard Tillis, Brantley
Crawford, John Maines, Lynn Bishop and Jimmy Beasley. The council had its first
ever meeting in its new city hall building on May 23.

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SURVEY
Continued from p. 1A
pick one up at the health
department," said Young.
Young said the department
is hoping to get a return rate of
more than 30 percent.
"With that percentage, we
know will be getting a broad
spectrum of responses from
individuals throughout the
community," said Young.
Along with the mailed out
surveys, Young has been
talking with local government
leaders as well. "I have been
conducting face-to-face
interviews with people like
Richard Tillis and Wayne
Smith," said Young. Tillis is
the city manager for the city of
Lake Butler and Smith the
chairman of the board of
county commissioners. Her
sessions with local leaders
have lasted anywhere from 30
to 90 minutes. They cover the
very topics. in the mailed out
health assessments.
"We are asking local leaders
what health-related issues they
face on a regular basis," said
Young. "Those factors, along
with residents' responses, will
be factored, into the survey
results." ,..,
"We "are hoping to
accomplish several things with
the surveys," said'Young. "The
first is to put together a study
that will help' the health
department let Tallahassee
know what the community
wants." .
According to Young, the
information from the surveys
will be put into a study. That
study could be cited when
local governments apply from!
grants and other forms of.
financial aid.
"We hope to give local
officials another tool when
applying for federal and state
monies," said Young. "Health
care providers, community
leaders and even local
individuals will be able to use
the information in grant
applications."
Young said one problem that
Union County has encountered
with other surveys is that they .
include the county's prison
population.
"It's difficult to separate the
problems of the prisoners from
those of the local citizens in
these surveys," said Young.
"This new survey will allow us
to see-what-the-needs of-our--
residents truly are."
Grants, including one from
the North Florida Health
Council (NFWC), are helping
the department defray much of
the cost of the survey.
"Surveys are being returned to
the NFWC because it is
helping us with the issue of
funding postage for the'
survey," said Young.
After 35 years of service to
the department, Young retired.
She is currently volunteering
her time to put this survey
together. r
"I have been working 12 to
20 hours per week collecting
information to put this study
together," said Young. "I
anticipate having all the
information collected and put
into a report by the end of
June."
Once the study is completed,
Young said she plans to
present the report to the county
commission.
James Redmond can be-
reached at (386) 496-2261 or
jamesredmondl@yahoo.com

'Riding the bull'

Last week I told you about the ,
Union County Sheriff's Office F.
issuing tasersto its deputies.
For the purposes of the story, I
agreed to let Deputy Lynn
Williams deploy the Taser on
me. I agreed to not only let
them deploy the barbs on me,
but to go through a complete :
five-second cycle of the
device. It was a shocking
experience to say the least.
I was given the choice to be
shot in either the front or back. ..
I decided to have my back to
Williams as he deployed the
taser. Deputies Brett Hanley
and Willie Lee stood on either Reporter James Redmond (middle) feels th
side of me to make sure I had Above: Reporter James Redmond (middle) feels thi
a gentle fall. Williams full affect of the X26 Taser. Deputies Willie Lee (lef
expned that he d say and Brett Hanley (right) makes sure he lands softly
explained that he would say
"just relax" right before
deployment. I'would learn later that relaxing had nothing to do with the experience. As I
stood there waiting waiting for the taser to be deployed, the fact that I knew the experience
was coming did not make it any easier. Williams explained to the deputies what to look for
both before, during and after deployment. After a few last instructions, it was time to "ride
the bull" as they referred to it. As soon as the words "just relax" came from Williams, I heard
a pop behind me. The next thing I knew I felt two sharp pains in my back. For the first two
seconds of the experience the only thing I remember is standing up. My next memory is lay-
ing on the ground wishing that the experience was over. If you've ever grabbed the spark
plug wire on a lawn mower while it was running, you've have had the briefest of experiences
with the pain of a taser. It felt like I had grabbed that wire and could not let go. I know I
could not breath as well. I'm not sure if that was from my muscles tightening from the taser
or the shear pain I was going through would not allow me to do so. In my mind I was trying
to run away from the pain. I was later told that my feet were kicking as I went through the
experience. I do not recall that part. I can honestly say it was one of the worst pains I have
felt in my life. When the cycle ended, I was able to catch my breath. I was slightly dazed,
but do remember hearing clapping from the deputies in the class. At that moment, I was the
calmest I had been in quite some time: My heart rate slowed and I felt very relaxed. I felt
absolutely no pain. It was as if I was experiencing a runner's high. Sgt. Ray Shuford then
demonstrated how to remove the probes. A quick jerk and they were out. I felt neither of
them being removed. A slight tug was the only thing I remember experiencing. Pictures
taken of the area that the probes entered showed two small holes that looked no bigger than
mosquito bites. There was some redness around the marks that was gone the next day. In a
week's time, there were no signs of where the probes had entered my back. Reflecting on the
experience, I can say that I am glad I went through it. I find it difficult to explain a situation
to others having never been through it. I will say that I will never go through the experience
a second time. I start to get nervous just remembering the experience. My hands sweat just
thinking about it. I would also not recommend anyone go through it either. It was very ,
painful add, if possible, should never be experienced. I do feel the device will help deputies
in their duties. Even after a painful experience with the device, I am 100 percent in favor of
the deputies use of this tool. From personal experience, I can definitely say it will incapaci-
tate a suspect. The effects from the device do not allow you to move on your on. This tool
gives deputies an excellent level of force between using a baton or pepper spray and using
their firearm. The device allows one officer to control an unruly or uncooperative suspect.
This is important in a county were only two deputies might be patrolling a 293-square-mile
area such as Union County. I do feel more studies need to be performed so that the device
can be safe for any individual that it might be used on. While the device has been shown to
be safe by it's manufacture, I feel more studies will help determine why the device had
adverse affects on some of the people it was used on. While this is not the perfect solution
for every situation a deputy might face, its good points clearly outweigh those of its bad-
-ones.

James Redmond can be reached at (386) 496-2261 or jamesredmond I @yahoo.com

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Former Union County High
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Community College (LCCC).
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the University of Florida in the
fall. He will major in veterinary
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Patsy Fortner presented Brandy McCoy shows off a
the Families Building book won during Bingo for
Better Readers workshop. Books.

Workshop builds readers

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Forty nine parents and
children attended the Families
Building Better Readers
workshop that was held April
25, in the Lake, Butler
Elementary School library.
The workshop was presented
by Patsy Fortner, District ESE
'Specialist and Parent
Coordinator. The workshop
offered a fun-filled time while
parents learned valuable skills
for helping their child build
better reading skills.
During the workshop the
parents learned:
The importance of
consistent reading practice at
home.
Simple,quick and effective
activities that set your child up
successful reading practice.
How to build their child's
confidence as a reader.

Gain resources for helping
their child practice reading at
home.
Following the workshop,
parents and students enjoyed
playing Bingo for Books.
Fortner would like to thank
Brenda croft, Brenda Parrish,
' Tricia-Dukes and Kim Bailey
for their assistance in
presenting this workshop. The
workshop was sponsored by
the Union County School
Board.
Parent workshops are
offered throughout the year as
part of the Union County
School District's IDEA and
Title I efforts to increase
parent involvement. For more
information or to suggest ideas
for future workshops, please
contact Fortner at (386) 496-
4911.

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In the event of a loss of power:
Call your electric utility to report the outage -
once. Don't jam a utility's switchboard with repeated
calls, every few minutes or hours until service is
restored. Electric utilities have response plans in
place. These plans include defining the geographic
scope of an outage, assessing what resources are
needed to restore or rebuild a system, bringing those
resources to affected areas, cutting power to
downed lines, and moving forward with
normalization activities. Typically, a utility will focus
on restoring transmission and distribution lines first
because they carry power from generating plants
to customers.
Be patient. Each county's emergency management
agency has established priorities for restoration.
Once repairs to the electric system are complete,
critical community services such as police, fire and
rescue, and hospitals usually are among the first to
have power restored, as are institutions that provide
care to medically dependent individuals or
Individuals with special needs.
Be prepared. Have a supply of flashlights,
batteries, candles, oil lamps or whatever else you
may need to provide illumination. Portable

In the event phone service is lost:
* As mentioned previously,jwhen power is lost,
wireless handsets in the home will be inoperable
because they rely on power from a wall outlet. A
landline phone with a cord handset may continue
to operate because the small amount of electricity
needed to power the device travels down the phone
line. If the telephone company's local office retains
power or is running on generators, landline phones
with corded handsets may remain in service.
Wireless phones may or may not be operable
depending on the extent of the outage and coverage
area of the individual plan.
* Before a storm strikes,cohtact an out-of-state
relative or friend to have them serve as the "family
contact." Provide the family contact with a list of
your friends and family members. If, after a storm
strikes, phone service is available, notify the family
contact of your circumstances and have them
contact any concerned individuals.
* In the event an evacuation order is issued, the
above suggestions become moot and residents
should be prepared to leave their homes. Again,
preparation is the key.

generators may be an option for some. A general Know the evacuation route for your area and
rule of thumb is to have supplies on hand sufficient keep your car fueled up in case an evacuation is
to keep your home lit until you decide living without ordered. Board up windows or protect them with
power is no longer viable. Wide scale power storm shutters or tape.
outages may also mean the loss of phone service
- lattiWnei itt M I.~trvic f -, a ,l.y ,p Ily of atrrft han~ i
a radtiocap tiif nri rff tteles to roie iiamiUadizeyourselfwithyour evacuation zohe and "'
instructions and updates. the nearest evacuation center.

In the event water and wastewater
service is compromised or disabled:
Again, be prepared. Have sufficient clean drinking
water on hand prior to the storm season. Fill the
bathtub when warnings of an approaching storm
are broadcast. For drinking purposes, assume one
gallon per day per person. In the afterniath of a
storm, listen for boil-water alerts. Strong storms can
severely damage a water or wastewater's
infrastructure,.rendering'water unsafe for drinking
purposes. Local emergency management'
agencies, which work with local utilities, routinely
notify residents of the need to. boil water if a system
is compromised.

* If someone in your home is dependent upon
electric-powered, life-sustaining medical equip-
ment, check with your utility on backup facilities well
in advance.
* Gather important papers together. Make sure
life, health, flood and home insurance are up to
date; keep paperwork in a safe, waterproof location.
* Bring in outdoor objects such as lawn furniture,
toys and garden tools; anchor objects that cannot.
be brought inside.
* Avoid flooded roads and watch for washed-out
bridges.

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terms describe the same
condition with different words.
Species may change their
listing based on scientific
vaUti', but it is iinportant-
Fin perspective that
A' h li still be fully
protected by a carefully
tailored species 'management
plan. The FWC believes this
system is an important over the
old process that listed species
subjectively, with little or no
data, and applied blanket

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class to help me make my
Mother's Day gift.
He brought a purple
multiplying plant. He took me
on the back patio. He gave me
the plant, then I dug in the

black soil. I put it in a plastic
cup. Then I put the plant in the
cup with real good soil.
Mr. Coqdy watered the plant
to show us how to do it when
we take it home. Then I sat it
on a bench in the sunshine.
Then I made a happy Mother's
Day sign with a piece of paper
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how I made my Mother's Day
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The 2004 hurricane Season imposed a tremendous personal and economic burden on Florida
and its residents. Although the 2004 season is behind us, the 2005 hurricane season officially
began June 1 and extends through November 30.
This past season, Florida's electric, water, wastewater and telecommunications companies
Were challenged to restore services to millions of residents as quickly as possible which, in
some cases, meant rebuilding large segments of their infrastructure. There is no way to
predict what the 2005 hurricane season will bring, but history has taught us that preparation is
essential. Some suggestions follow that may ease the burden somewhat should Florida
experience hurricane landfall this season:

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imperiled
animals
The Florkda' Fish and
Wildlife Conservation
Commission (FWC) is moving
to update its 'process for
, classifying imperiled animals'
as endangered, threatened or
species of special concern.
In 1999, with public support,
the FWC adopted a species
"I listing process developed by
the world's top conservation
scientists. The International
Union for the Conservation of
Nature (IUCN) designed the
process to judge species' risk
of extension using
internationally respected
scientific criteria.
Since the adoption..of- the
system, IUCN has tested their
process on more than 30,000
species and 'refined and
enhanced it. Also, prompted by
environmentalists' concerns
about possible reclassification
of some charismatic Florida
species, such as manatees and
red-cockaded woodpeckers,
FWC reviewed its process.
Following recommendations
from a citizen advisory task
force, the FWC now propose
to adopt the most current
IUCN process, including the
guidelines, specialists training
our staff in use of the system,
and involvement of expert
scientists in species evaluation.
This process, guided by
objective expert scientists and
real management plans based
on each individual species
needs, would improve
imperiled species conservation
in Florida.
The updated listing process
is on the agenda for review.
The public will have
opportunities to offer
additional input at meetings.
yet to be determined.
A remaining concern by:
environmentalists groups is the
state's 1999 adoption of the,
term "endangered" for the
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prohibitions rather :1tan
specific action.
When a species appears on
the imperiled species list, the
FWC works to help the species
recover to the point where the
agency can remove it from the
list. That should be the FWC's
focus, and the FWC needs to
work together to make it
happen. The future of our fish
and wildlife depends on it.

ABCTE offers
teaching
certification
Individuals who want to
become teachers and earn the
respected and efficient
"Passport to Teaching"
certification can save $100 off
the $500 application fee until
.May 31, the American Board
for Certification of Teacher
Excellence (ABCTE)
announced May' 20.
Designed to attract more
talented professionals to the
become teachers, the "Passport
to Teaching" is recognized as s
route to fulli -j1 teacher
certification by the states of
Florida, Idaho, New
Hampshire, Pernnsylvania and
U tah. .-Yi.i rn ,.-
To earn the. assport to
Teaching, individuals >must
hold a bachelors, degrees and
demonstrate', mastery on
examinations ,of sibjebt area
knowledge and ,professional
teaching 1t iowledge.
Certification -candidates' can
prepare on their ownf time and
at their own "pacei- using
preparation materials available
from a variety of: sources. No
additional college courses are
required -unless. the
certification candidate chooses
to participate in'! them, for
preparation purposes.
i"Amperica .wi -i neppdjd2.4.
million hew t _ty the
next 1(0 years '' ACTE'
,president Kat l Madigan.
"If you have'kh~ sklls-, thq
intelligence an th-passion to.
teach,- there is a classroom,
right now that needs you." ',
Currently, Passport to
Teaching certification is,
available in the areas of'6
elementary education, English,'
mathematics, general sciehce;
End' biology,: Individuals who
earn the: certification are
nsidpred highly., quatfied
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,1 Union County 4-H members participate in deployment

f Fourth ot July.
Whitehead said the only
proven way to get significant
increases in belt use and
ultimately save lives, is
through high visibility
enforcement, including
targeted and intense
advertising to alert people to
the enforcement.
Public service
announcements reminding
everyone to buckle up will be
airing statewide from May 16-
29 in 10 major media markets
in Florida, which includes the
of the largest markets in the
nation. The combination of
safety belt enforcement with
television and radio
announcements .has been
shown to increase safety belt
usage because of the constant
reminder to motorists to click
it or they will get a ticket.
With support from NHTSA
and the Florida Department of
Transportation, the Union
County Sheriff's Office and
law enforcement agencies
across :Florida, join forces with
more, than 12,000 law
enforcement agencies in all 50
states, the iDistrict of Columbia
and Puerto Rico in conducting
heightened: awareness and
enforcement activities as part
of the Click It or Ticket effort.
In a memo to his deputies,
Whitehead reinforced the
UCSO's commitment to this
year's. seat belt enforcement
wave. "Any. driver who is
pullediiQver ,for another
violation and is found to not be
buckled up will be given a
citation for safety belt
violation," the memo reads.
'"During this wave, we will
show zero tolerance for safety
belt law violations.

By ROMAN POORMAN
Special to the Times
Union County 4-H members
joined by several other
counties 4-H's, visited Camp
Blanding's first mock
deployment program.
This program represents
military kids in military
families. We slept in military
barracks. We were surprised to
find out that we had indoor
showers and bathrooms. The
first day was easy, but the
second day started with the
enjoyment of waking up at
5:30 a.m.
The lovely sounds of trash
can lids being banged in our
ears greeted us. The 4-h'ers I
met were really nice people
and we got along great. We
formed into four squads of
approximately 10 people each.
As soon as we got up in the
morning, we did physical
training, known as P.T. The
activities included three-count
pushups, three-count flutter
kicks, crunches and other
calisthenics. The first P.T.
session we did was under the
direction of Sgt. Acevedo. The
second we did with Sgt. Hall.
Acevedo did mostly exercises
and Hall did mostly stretches.
Both were very good at their
job.
We ate our meals in a
military dining hail, known as
the mess hall. The food in the
mess hall was actually very
good. They also had ice cream.
With all the activities we did
we sure did work up an
appetite. The activities we did
were some of the same things
soldiers would do when he or
she was being deployed to a
foreign place.

Camoed up i and ready to go. 4-H'ers enjoyed the experi-
en ce of learning how to apply camo.

Justin Poorman ', vorks on constructing a cardboard boat.
One team memb< 4r has to paddle the boat approximatley
30 yards.

Matthew Thomas is In the chow line. Everyone was sur-
prised by how good the food tasted.

We were just getting to
know people and becoming
friends when we had to say
goodbye. I liked it so much I
would go back again.

COGBF plans
revival
The Lake Butler Church
of God by Faith will have its
spring revival beginning,
Tuesday, May 31, and
running through Sunday,
June 3. The church is
located at 635 S. W. First
Way, just behind Spires
IGA. Everyone is invited.
For more information
contact Leonard Watkins at
9386) 496-1994 or (386)
496-2199.

Historical
society
accepts
items
The Union County
Historical Society accepts
historical items for the
museum every Monday
from 9 a.m. until noon.
Items can be taken to the
Townsend Building located
on S.R. 100 in Lake Butler.
For more information
contact Cindy North at
(386) 496-3044.

Always try to be a little
kinder than is necessary.
-James Matthew Barrie

Lillie Emmelhalnz

Emmelhainz
selected for
Statesman School
A local teen has been
selected to attend a special
summer school for future
leaders.
S, Lillie Emmelhainz, a 15-
year-old freshman at Union
County High School, recently
found out that she has been
selected to attend the 2005
session of the Junior Statesman
Summer School at Yale
University, in New Haven,
Conn.
'The '65th annual session of
the Junior Statesman Summer
School will be held from June
26 to July 21. While there,
Emmelhainz will take college
level Advancement Placement
United States government and,
politics courses as well as
honors speech communication.
'Participants will also attend
nightly student debates of
controversial public policy in a
congressional workshop.
Highlighting the month-long
session will be frequent.
meetings- withhigh-level group
of :leaders from government,
business and the media. This.
nonpartisan speakers program
giyes future leaders a chance
to share' ideas with today's
political power brokers.
t Emmelhainz said she hopes
to, study law and. polities in
college. She said she is
particularly excited about
getting a jump on her peers.as
she experiences a sneak
preview of college life at Yale,
She was accepted to this
prestigious program because of
her: outstanding academic
record and potential for
leadership.
Emmelhainz is active in
both school and extracurricular
activities. Her activities'
include Pas de Chat and
Tigerette dancer, secretary of
SADD, Future Business
Leaders of America and teen
leadership summits. She is
currently attempting to start a
Big Brothers/Big Sisters
program in Union County. She
is also planning a mission trip
to Jamaica in two years.

USDA

United State s Department of Agriculture
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T, h The Tobacco Transition Payment

Program (a calUed "Tobacco Buyout").

You've heard about it.

Now be a part of it.

This is it. The Federal t tobacco marketing quota system is over. No more plant-
ing restrictions. No r nore marketing cards. No more price support loans.
Instead, the USDA's ne w Tobacco Transition Payment Program will provide
money to eligible tobac co quota holders and producers to help in this transi-
tion that ends the old sysi tem. But sign up now or you will not get a 2005 payment.

Did you own a farm as of October 22, 2004, with a 2004 basic
marketing quota?

) Are you an owner, c operator, landlord, tenant, or sharecropper who
shared in the risk of producing tobacco anytime between 2002 and
2004? '

> Do you grow Flue-cui red, Burley, Fire-cured, Dark air-cured, Virginia
sun-cured, or Cigar f iller/binder tobacco?

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, Above: Students from the Lake Butler FFA participated in
Ag Literacy Day. From left to right are: first row: Ashley
Clark, Andrea Andrews and Loren Willis. Second row:
Mary Brown, Aaron Dukes, Celeste Wilson, Jill Peacock
and Kendyl Willis. Not pictured: Leah McDowell.

Lake Butler FFA helps

in Ag Literacy Day

The number Of Florida
agriculture industry partners
who read in honor of
Agriculture Literacy Day this
year doubled to about 1,100,
Ag Literacy Day sponsor
Florida Agriculture in the
Classroom, Inc., estimates.

A third or 366 of this year's
Ag Literacy Day readers were
FFA students, followed by
Florida Farm bureau and
county Farm Bureau members
at -207, University of
Florida/IFAS extension agents
and students at 173, farmers,

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ranchers, growers arid industry volunteers wh donated them
companies and associations at the school rarafterward.
119 and Farm Credit Ea tchesool ibrary afterwod
representatives at 41. The elem entry school
remaining number of readers student recei ved a bookmark
identified themselves simply summing up the economic and
identified themselves simply 'environment il contributions
as educators or volunteers Florida farn. ers make to the
without an industry affiliation. ,state
0They read to morethan Agricultui al Commissioner
50,000 Florida school children Charles Bror son hosted a press
as part of Florida's second conference n Tallahassee to
annual Agriculture Literacy kick off Ag Literacy Day and
Day, Thursday, March 17. sponsored a resolution the
"Agriculture Literacy Day Governor J, 'b Bush and other
wouldn't have been nearly as Florida C binet members
successful without the help of Florited de laring arch 17,
our industry volunteers," said adopted de laring cultuarch 17,
Heather Nedley, chairman of a tFlorida l Agriculture racy
Florida Ag in the Classroom Day. Nation l Ag0, arind National
and executive director of Polk Agricultur week was Marcht
County Farm Bureau. "We Agric2-26 tur eek was March
depend on our grass root Florida'. g in the Classroom
network of volunteers, and is charge d with educating
appreciate everything they do students and teachers
for us."s ds.c
They read "How unfamilia with agriculture
aboutroundhog rehe industry's
Groundhog's Garden Grew" a important e. It provides
learns from a squirrelohow to curricula, naterials, grants and
grow a fruit and vegetable kinderga ten through 12
garden, to pre-kindergartenk grande t rgachers inorporateugh 12
through fifth grade students. A grade teachers incorporate
panel of eight Florida teachers agricultu al concepts in their
selected the book because of language arts, math, science
its FCAT friendly featues and and so ,ilal studies classes,
overall appeal. among c i" er activities. Most of
Florida Ag in the Classroom, its resc .rce nfiaterials meet
a Gainesville- based, non- Sunshir ; State and Florida
profit organization funded by Compre pensivee Assessments
the agriculture specialty Test (F( AT) standards.
license tag or the 'Ag Tag",
nrnvidgrpl the hbooks free to

UC Farmer's

Market now

open
The Union County
Farmer's Market is open
each Saturday from 8 a.m to
1 p.m. The market is located
behind Jackson's Building
Supply located just off S.R.
231 in Lake Butler. For
more information call (386)
496-2321.

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'GLENDA AYE' STEWART
RR 5 BOX 4204
LAKE-BUTLER, FL 32054 ...
COM ATVA PT 412.5 FT E OF
NW COR OF SE 1/4 OF NW
1/4 ON THE N 1/4 SEC LINE
TH RUN S 1320 FT TH RUN E
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
12 R0028100 $453.65
28-05-18-00-.000-0030-C
413.33 AC
GUTHREI A K
611 MAIN ST
BIG SPRING, OK 78720
2/3 INT N1/2 OF SW1/4 OF
SW1/4& 1/3 INT IN NE1/4
SEC 29;
13 R0031200 HX .$1259.57
31-05-18-00-000-0040-0
.89 AC
CLYATT CHARLES LEMAN
RR 3 BOX 322
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM AT SW COR OF E 25 AC
OF SW1/4 OF SW1/4 & RUN N
315 FT TH E 210 FT TH S
315 FT T W 210 FT TO
,POB; EXC DOT ROW;
1.4 :R0031300 $578.75
'31-05-18-00-009-0050-0
.40 AC 0B0080P0518
CLYATT CHARLES LEMAN
PO BOX 814
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
S E 25, A OF SWI/4 OF SW1/4
EXC 1 1/2 ACS IN SW COR,
EXC OR102PAGE 1; &,EX 2
,AC DESC IN ORB 106-238;
"(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
15 R0031400 HX $1019:50
31-05-18-00-000-0051-0
-. 1.600 AC OB0165P0194
MILLER GAIL C
RR 3 BOX 234
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM 9 NE COR SW1/4 OF
SW1/4 TH W 490.11 FT TO
POB, TH CONW 327.57 FT,
TH S 133.0 FT, THE 327.57
FT, TH N 133.0 FT TO POB;

16 R0031500 HX $1204.47
31-05-18-00-000-0052-0
2.00 AC OB0106P0238
CLYATT KENNETH. C
RR 3 BOX 235
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
BEG AT NE COR OF SW1/4 OF
SW1/4 OF SEC 31, RUN W
ALONG SEC LINE, 208.72
FT, S 417.46 FT, E 208.72
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
17 R0031700 $58.02
31-05-18-00-000-0054-0
9.00 AC OB0183P0639
MILLER GAIL C ET AL
RR 3,BOX 234
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM 9 NE COR OF SW1/4 OF
SW1/4& RUN N89*20'42*W,
ALNG N LN THEREOF, 380.94
FT TO POB; SOO*19'47"E.
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAKROLL)
18 R0031800 $481.60
31-05-18-00-000-0060-0
128.28 AC OB0128P0314
SMITH ALBERT MARVIN
RR 3 BOX '1542
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9803
El/2 OF NW1/4 ALSO W 210
FT OF E/172 OF NW1/4 ALSO
COM ,,SE COR SW1/4, TH N
41.84 FT TO N R/W SR 238
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
19 "R0036800 $721.18
32-05-18-00-000-0143-0
S1.00 AC OB0134P0023
LANSFORD BRIAN GRAHAM
RR 3 BOX 186-N
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
BEGIN NW COR SW1/4 SEC
32, TH S 686.55 FT TO
POB; TH S 307.50 FT TO NW
COR SUMMERS EST, TH E 50

NOTICE OF TI SALE

May, 2005, beginning at 12:00 noon at the Courthouse in Lake Butler, County of Union, State of

following described land to pay the amount due for the taxes herein set opposite the same,

sing.

Patsy Jones Elixson, Tax Collector, Union County Florida

(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
DDL LEGAL SEE TAXOLL) INT IN NE/4 OF NE1/4 42 R0074400 $673.70
20 R0039800 $1302.91 W1/4 OF NE/4 & SE/409-06-18-00-000-0070-0 TO S ROW CO GRD RD T W
34-05-18-00-000-0036-0 0 1NWI/4 & NE1/4 OF 3.20 AC OB0126P0647 TO S ROW CO GRD35.03 FT TH S 1290.32
2.30 AC OB0190P0327 1/ .JONES FERMAN FT TO POB
BRANNEN ADAM,. TENNILLE. E 32 P 069500 $363.24 RR 2 BOX 479
RR 4 BOX 3670 C -06-18-00-000-0070-0 LAKE BUTLER, FL 53 R0078400 $103.1
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 5.00 AC 32054-9510 10-06-18-00-000-0030-0
COM SE COR OF SE1/4 OF I EDMAN LLOYD L & JANICE COM SE COR SEC 9, TH N 27.66 AC OB0104P042
NW1/4& RUN N00*35'09"W, R 3 BOX 1543 1847.63FT, TH W 55.61 FT JAMES JACOB D
ALONG E LN THEREOF, 342.68 E BUTLER, FL TO W ROW SR 241 & POB; T 2717 N W 54TH AVE
FT TO POB; S88*12'04"W. 32054-9803 S 456.01 FT TO INTERS GAINESVILLE, FL 32606
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) OM AT I/S OF E R/W/L OF (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) COM 2 SW CO OF NE1/4 SE
21 R0054200 $816.87 R S 245 WITH N R/W/L OF 10 RUN E 50 FT TO E ROW
2 0606-18-00 000-0250-08 RS 241 A& RUN N ON R/W 43 R0074500 $1024.77 LINE CO RD 241, TH N
.85 AC 00 0194P0060 S 245 411,45 FT TH RUN E 09-06-18-00-000-0071-0 455.27 FT TO POB TH E
MEYER MICHEAL K & REBECCA : (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) 2.00 AC OB0165P0313 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL
LER BUTLEL 3 33 260C JONES FERMON
LAKE BUTLER FL 32054 33 R0069600 HX $577.08 RR 2 BOX 479 54 R0078500 $286.5
COM 9 INT OF N LN OF 08-06-18-00-000-0071-0 LAKE BUTLER, FL 10-06-18-00-000-0031-0
NW1/4 OF SE1/4 & W R/W LN 2.00 AC OB0157P0029 32054-9802 2.06 AC
OF SR S-245 &RU MUNDORFF WENDY HEDMAN COMM AT NE COR OF SEC 9, JAMES SAMUEL A
SOO"48'30'W U ALONG W R/W RR 3 BOX 1543 A RUN N1847.63 FT, W 55.61 ,C/O HILDA JAMES
(ADL' LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) I LAKE BUTLER., FL 32054 FT TO W R/W LINE OF 1010 MORELAND AVE
ADDL LEGALSEE TA CORSEC 8, T S SR-241 POB, RUN WDURHAM, NC27707
22 R0056100 $1420.32 1303.85 FT'TO W'LY EST OF (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)- COM NWCOR NW1/4 OF
06-06-18-00-000-0410-0 N ROW-CR S- 241-A, TH E SW1/4 THRUN E,50.0 FT TO
3.37 AC 0- B0194P0688 AL N ROW 378 FT, TH 44 R00 009 INT OF E ROW CO RD 241 &
LASSETER JO W JR & BEVE(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) 09-06-18-00-000-0073-0
LASSETER JOHN W JR & BVE.00 AC OB0128P0618 S LINE HOPEWELL AME
RR 3 BOX 241 D(D
LAKE BUTLER. FL 32054 34 R0069700 HX $736.96 SNYDER KENNETH LEE (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROL
COA B NW COR OF SEC2 6 T 08-06-18-00-000-0072-0 PO BOX 146
RUN E 50 FT TO OB: TH 2.00 AC OB0158P0633 WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL 55 R0078600 $167.
RUN E 310 T TO POB: TH 306 HEDMAN LLOYD & TAMMY 32697 10-06-18-00-000-0032-0
FTN W 144 FT TH S 476 RR 3 BOX 1542-A COM SE COR SEC 9, TH N 2766 AC OB 8P6
T TH(ADDL W 14 TO S 476 LAKE BUTLE FL 32054 2191.52FT, T W 56.65 FT JAMES JACOB D
COM NW COR SEC 8,- TH S TO W ROW SR 241 & POB; TH 2717 N W 54TH AVE
23 R0056700 $228.54 913.81 FT, TH E 71.48 FT W 253.41 FT, TH S 171.02 GAINESVILLE, FL 32606
23 R0056700 $228.54 0060TO INTERS E ROW CR S245 & (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) COM @ SW COR OF NW1/4 Si
-1.00 AC O1B0200P600 POB: TH E 195.43 FT, TH S 10, T RUN 50 FT TO E RO
1VALEO A 0NTHONY J (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) 45 R0075100 HX $1309.83 LINE CR 241 & POBTH N
VALERIO ANTHONYJ 09-06-18-00-000-0082-0 455.27 FT, TH E 2649,40
PO BOX 672 3 F R0069900 $473.20 2.85 AC OB0186P0291 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLI
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 08-06-18-00-000-0090-0 HOLMES DORLEE & ESTER MAE
PLAT BOOK 2 PAGE 12 BLK A 73.12 AC OB0049PO308 RT 5 BOX 4538 56 R0078700 $520.9
LOT 6 PROVIDENCE VILLAGE SMITH ALBERT MARVIN LAKE BUTLER, FL 10-06-18-00-000-0033-0
24 R0057000 HX $372.84 RR 3 BOX 1542 32054-9803 27.66 AC OB0087P040
6-6-8-8-A-024 R0057000 HX $372.84 LAKE BUTLER, FL CON SW COR NW1/4 OF SE1/4 JAMES JACOB D
1.25 AC OB0164P0321 32054-9803 SEC 9 T6S R20E FOR POB TH 2717 N W 54TH AVE
COCHRAN FAITH 164321 SW1/4 OF NW1/4 NW/4' OF E 471 FTTH N 1320 FT TH W GAINESVILLE, FL 32606
ICON @ SW COBNW1/4 OF SEC
RR 3 BOX 254-9A SW1/4 THAT LIES E OF W 471 FT TH S 1320 FT TO 0, TH E 50 FTWTO E ROW
LAKE BUTLER, FL BDRY OF COUNTY GRADEDRD. (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) LINE CO RD 241, TH N 909
32054-9451 EXC 6.54 ACS DEEDED EARL FT TO POB, T 2656 FT
PLAT BOOK 2 PAGE 12 BLK A (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) 46 R0075200 HX $2065.61 (ADDOL LEGAL SEE TAXROLL
LOT 9 PROVIDENCE VILLAGE 09-06-18-00-000-0083-0(ADL GA
36 R0071100 HX $357.63 3.93 AC OB0181P0299
06-6-1-8100 306C0B020R.1
25 R0057900 HX $238.13 08-06-18-00-000-0192-0 HOLMESBSINCLAIR L/E 10-06-18-00-000-0036-1280
506-06 A C -0040-07 PERRY CHARLES L LAKE BUTLER, FL C OB0160P062
BEASLEY ANTHONY G RR 3 BOX 1544-A3 32054-9803 CROT ROBE 138
RRT 3 BOX 254-4C LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 COM 8 INT OF E BDRY OF LAKEUTLE L 32054
VILLAGE DR 254CONM SW COR OF SW 1/4 OF CTY RD 791 & N BDRY OF C
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 SE 1/4 SEC 8, TH N 947 FT 241A FOR POBTH RUN 625 CSE C 10 & R N81
LOT 4 BLK C PROVIDENCE TO OB, TH E 210, TH S FT, TH N 297 FT TH W TO E
VILLAGE PLAT BOOK 2/12 105. TH W 210, TH N 105FT (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) INT WITN R/WOF CR 241;
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
26 R0062600 45128 47 R0076200 $65760 A L LGAL S TAXROLL
06-06-18-81-02B-0330-0' 37 .R00712,00 HX $820.42 09-06-18-0-000-0150-0 58 R0079200 $53.05
5.19 AC OB0200P0486 08-06-18-00-000-0193-0 10%55 AC OB0129P0170 10-06-18-00-000-0037-0
TOMLIN JACKIE L & JUDITH .50 AC OB0124P0370 SMITH ALBERT MARVIN .25 AC OB0076P041
WHITE GERALDINE RR 3 BOX 1542 JONES JERS
PO BOX 83 R RR 3 BOX 1544-B LAKE BUTLER, FL R 5 BOX 5458
LAKE BUTLER, PL 32054 LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 32054-9803 LAKE BUTLER, FL
LOT 33BB COM 8 SW COR SW1/4 OF SE W 1/2 OF SW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 32054-951
64 1/4 SEC 8, TH N 714 FT TO LYING SW OF GRADED ROAD 1/4 AC IN SW COR OF SE1/4
27 R0064100 HX $2751.41 POB; TH -N105FT, TH E 210 KNOWN AS ROUNDTREE MILL OF NW1/4;
07-06-18-00-000-0012-0 FT, TH S TO S'LY BDY OF SITE. EXC OR 129/170 (1.7
46.72 AC OB0166P050 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) AC) 59 R0080400 $879.78
RR 3 BOX 281 38 R0071600 HX $768.11 48 R0077200 $144.94 1.44 AC 0 B0186P0020
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 08-06-18-00-000-0201-0 09-06-18-65-000-0040-0 JONES JIMMIE LEE
A PARCEL LOCATED IN THE 1.00 AC OB0154P0120 1.00 AC OB0096P0583 RR 5 BOX 4110
NE1/4 AS DESC IN OR 97 JENKINS JESSE & EMMA LOU MECUSKER DAVID C & PATRIC LAKE BUTLER. FL
PAGE 176; RR 3 BOX 1544-1A \ RR 5 BOX 5737 32054-954
28 R0064500 HX $1081. 0 LAKE-BUTLER, FL 32054 I,AKE BUTLER, FL 32054 COM 9 A PT ON E R/W OF SR
28 R00684500 HX 0021. 0 dOM SW COR SW1/4 OF LOT # 4 AS DESC IN OR 96 241 WHERE IT INT WITH S
07-06-18-00-00-0021- 1 SE1/4 TH N 947 FT TO POB, PAGE 583; R/W OF GR RD TO HOPEWELL
JONE WIL IAM JME JR TH CONT N 105 FT, TH E A.M.E. CHURCH &RUN EAST,
JONES 3 BOXWILLIAM JAMES JR275 210 FT T S 105 FT TH W 49 R007730 000 $343.70 ADD EGAL SEE TAXROLL)
RR 3 BOX 275 I(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) 09-06-18-65-000-0050-0(ADDL LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 1.00 AC OB0135P0560 60 R0080500 HX $lb/.#:
COM 9 SW COR OF LOT 5 C 39 R0071800 $350.21 PERRY MICHAEL 10-06-18-00-000-0140-0
HILLSOF PROVIDENCE; EAk T 08-06-18-00-000-0203-0 RR 3 BOX 1523 R .89 AC OB0103P051'
175.79 FT;SOUTH, 238.0: 1.00 AC OB0167P0212 LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 JONES JIMMIE L
FT TO,N R/W OF CR 241-. GEORGE TINA LOT 5 AS DESC IN OR 96 PG RR 5 BOX 4110
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXRO L)} RR 2 BOX 599-A 583; LAKE BUTLER, FL
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 32054-951
29 R0064800 $203 437 COM NW COR OF SW1/4 OF 50 R0077800 $655.25 COM AT A PT ON E LINE OF
07-06-18-00-000-0024-C SE1/4 SEC 8, TH E253.49FT 09-06-18-65-000-0100-0 ST RD 241 WHERE SAID LINE
1.01 AC OB0198P( 1132 TO POB TH E170FT, TH 5.00 AC OB0163P0347 INTERSECTTHE S LINE OF
JONES WILLIAM JAMES JI 256.23FT, TH W170FT, TH JONES FERMON PUB GRADED RD TO HOPEWELL
RR 3 BOX 275 N256.23FT TO POB(1.OAC): RR 2 BOX 479 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL
LAKE BUTLER, FL 3205 LAKE BUTLER, FL
COM 9 SW COR, LOT 6, J. 40 R0073100 HX $2381.81 32054-9802 61 R0080600 $476.4'
HILLS OF PROVIDENCE S UN 08-06-18-00-000-0280-0 COM SW COR SEC 9, TH E 10-06-18-00-000-0141-0
N02*37'08"E, ALNG W I N OF 1.75 AC 333.72 FT TO POB; TH E 1.13 AC OB0109P0031
LOT 6, 233.73 FT TO i E SMITH ALBERT MARVIN 166.86 FT, TH N 1308.79 JONES JIMMIE LEE
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAX OLL) RR 3 BOX 1542 ET TO S ROW CO GRD RD, TH RR 5 BOX 4110
I LAKE BUTLER, FL (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) LAKE BUTLER, FL
30 R0067100 $! D.56 32054-9803 32054-9510
07-06-18-00-000-0160 C COM AT NE COR OF SW 1/4 51 R0077900 $38.84 COM 0 PT ON E LN CTY RD
30.00 AC OF NW 1/4 & RUN S 18.87 09-06-18-65-000-0101-0 241 & S LN PUB GRD RD, TI
STREIF H ,J & H J JR FT TO S R/W LINE OF SR 5.00 AC OB0156P0537 E 185 FTTO POB, TH CON(SD)
325 N. ST. PAUL S-241-A FOR POB TH RUN S THOMAS DENNIS YORK 235 FT, TH S 210 FT, TH .
2620 TOWER II (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) 277 DUDLEY LOOP (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL
DALLAS, TX 75201oo LAKE CITY, FL 32055
1/10 MI 51/2 S1/4 N (C 4~1 R0074300 00610 LOT 10 AS DESC IN OR 62 R0080700 IX $383.9!
TRACT 250 S IN NE (R 090618 00-000B00695P1266 96/444 EXC OR 156/342 (5 10-06-18-00-000-0150-0
TSE/4 OF SEQ/4 EC 8, ,70 AC OB0195P266 AC) 2.00 AC OB0053P045:
SW1/4 OF SW1/4 SEC JONES JIMMY HOLMES PHILLIP & ALBERTA
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TA ROLL) RR 5 BOX4110 L 32054 52 R0078000 77.25 RT5 BOX 5454
31 E006-TCOWLL) LAKE BUTLER, FL 90 09-06-18-65-000-0110-0 LAKE BUTLER, FL
31 R0068900 $ 07.48 CO0 NE CO OF SEC ALNG E 10.00 AC OB0160P0355 32054-951
08-06-18-00-000-003 -A TEREOF685.2 FT JONES FERMON COM AT A PT ON E LINE OF
80.00 AC T8738E37F, 61.05FT TO RR 2 BOX 479 ST RD 241 WHERE SAID LINE
LADD PETROLEUM CORI 1873 D'3 GL S1E TAXROLL) LAKE BUTLER FL, FL 32054 INTERSECTS LINE OF PUB
370 17TH ST STE 17( R) (ADDGL SE AL BEG SW COR SEC 9, TH E GRADED RD TO HOPEWELL AM:
DENVER, CO 80202-' b617 333.72 FT TH N 1311. FT (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL

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New

Jerusalem

hosts singing
The New Jerusalem
Church of Worthington
Springs will host a gospel
sing on Saturday, May 28,
beginning at 2 p.m. The
church is located at the
corner of S.R. 121 and C.R.
18 in Worthington Springs.
"The Glorybound Singers"
of Jacksonville will join in
the event. For more
information contact Danny
Wall at (904) 622-8007 or
Anette Seay at (386) 496-
3383.

Trinity Baptist

hosts VBS
Trinity Baptist Church of
Lake Butler has scheduled
its Vacation Bible School
for June 19-23. It will run
from 6-8 p.m. each evening.
Children from grades
kindergarten through sixth
are invited to attend. This
year's theme is jungle
adventure. The church is
located at 325 S.W. Sixth
St. in Lake Butler. For more
information call (386) 496-
3196.

School board

changes

meeting
The Union County School
Board has changed its May
24 meeting date to Tuesday,
May 31. The board will first
conduct a workshop on
class- size reduction that
will begin at 5 p.m. It will
be followed by the regular
board meeting at 6 p.m. The
meeting will take place at
the Union County School
Board building located on
S.R. 100 in Lake Butler. For
more information call (386)
496-2045.

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May 26,2005 UNION COUNTY TIMES Page 7A

63 R0082200 ---HX $269.32
10-06-18-00-00-0-0-10--0 -
.50 AC OB0170P0359 -.
PERRY CLYDIA
RR 2 BOX 459
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9510
COM AT THE NE COR OF
SW1/4 OF SW1/4 OF SEC 10
T6S R 18E & THENCE RUN W
210 FT TO POB THENCE RUN
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

64 R0082800 HX $157.99
10-06-18-00-000-0380-0
.50 AC
PERRY ALBERT LEE
RR 2 BOX 459
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9506
COM ON THE E R/W LINE OF
SR 241 AT A PT 50 FT E OF
NW COR OFOF SW1/4 OF
SW1/4 & RUN E 945 FT TH
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

65 R0082900 $333.50
10-06-18-00-000-0390-0
1.50 AC OB0086P0083
JONES ALMA & MICHAEL
C/O REGINA JONES
910 SE 6TH ST
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM ON THE E R/W LINE OF
SR-241 AT A PT 50 FT E OF
THE NW COR OF SW1/4 OF
: SW1/4 OF SEC 10 & RUN S
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

66 R0083700 $739.06
11-06-18-00-000-0020-0
19.09 AC OB0066P0188
JONES JERIS
RT 5 BOX 5458
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9510
SE1/4 OF NE1/4 EXC 3 ACS
IN SE COR IN OR 30 P 567
EXC OR 38 P 63 & EXC 5
ACS IN OR 43 P 545. OR 52
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

67 R0083900 $318.10
11-06-18-00-000-0021-1
1.00 AC OB0164P0380
WHITE KASINAL
RR 5 BOX 5592
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM SE COR SE1/4 OF NE1/4
SEC 11 FOR POB; TH W 210
FT, TH N210 FT, TH E 210
FT, TH S 210 FT TO POB

68 R0084100 $276.86
11-06-18-00-000-0023-0
2.00 AC OB0086P0575
ROBERTS PAULINE J
100 SE 22ND STREET
GAINESVILLE, FL 32641
COM 8 SW COR SE1/4 OF
NE1/4, TH W 325 FT, TH N
525 FT TO POB, TH CONT N
420 FT, TH W 210 FT, TH S.
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

69 R0084200 $268.18
11-06-18-00-000-0024-0
2.00 AC OB0109P0034
DEBOSE TERESA
RT 5 BOX 5458
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
AS DESC IN OR 109 PG 034

70 R0084900 $1315.67
11-06-18-00-000-0070-0
3.00 AC OB0069P0548
MORR'ISON LUTHER C JR & AU
1046 NEVILLE AVE
LAKELAND, FL 33805
COM X SE COR SE1/4 OF
NE1/4 THRUN W 400 FT TO
POB, TH CONT W 250 FT, TH
N 525 FT, TH E 250 FT, TH
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

71 R008580F HX $1335.93
12-06-18-00-000-0052-0
11.07 AC OB0091P0528
NOEGEL LOUIE & JANICE
R i -R 5B(iX 646
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
AS DESC IN OR 91 PAGE
528;

72 R0086300 $65.47
12-06-18-00-000-0070-0
13.66 AC
JONES JERIS
RR 5 BOX 5458
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9510
SW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 EXC IAC
DESC IN OR 41 P 43 EXC 1
AC DESC IN OR 61 P 696 TO
ADAMS; EXC OR 67 P 450,
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

73 R0100000 "HX $243.75
15-06-18-00-000-0125-0 .
4.80 AC OB0108P0654
LOVELACE JOSEPH S & BREND
RR 2 BOX 480-M r
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM AT S/W COR OF SEC 15,
TH RUN N 2568.56FT TO THE
CENTER LN OF CR239-A, TH
E 1983.76FT, TH S 40FT TO
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

74 R0100200 $498.84
15-06-18-00-000-0129-0
3.77 AC OB0146P0620
LOVELACE JOSEPH S & BREND
RR 2 BOX 480-M
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
* COM AT S'LY FOW OF
CR239-A & W LN OF E 315
FT OF S/W1/4 OF SEC 15
FOR POB; TH RUN S
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

75 R0101700 $913.97
S 15-06-18-29-000-0060-0
2.06 AC OB0128P0620
JONES FERMON
RR 2 BOX 479
'P'- LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
; PARCEL F E 1/2 COM AT I/S
OF E/L OF E 1/2 OF NW 1/4'
& N R/W/L OF SR 239 A TN
RUN W 1288.51 FT TH N 840
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

76 R0102100 MX $540.82
15-06-18-29-000-0100-0
4.04 AC OB0113P0140
JONES FERMON
5 RR 2 BOE 479
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9802
LOT J FORREST HILLS
SUBDIVISION

77 R0102200 $430.14
15-06-18-29-000-0110-0
1.62 AC OB0140P0323
GARVER ROBERT W
PO BOX 751
SLAKE BUTLER, FL
:, 32054-0272
COM AT I/S OF E/L OF NW
1/4 & N R/W/L OF SR-239-A
,. TH RUN N ON R/W/L 1740 FT
TH W 688.17 FT TH N 580
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

78 R0103600 HX $544.32
- 15-06-18-46-000-0050-0

2.10 AC OB0141P0034
ALLDREDGE TIMOTHY L & SUS
RR 2 BOX 430-5
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
PARCEL #5 AS DESC IN OR
81 PAGE 301;

79 R0104500 $762.09
15-06-18-46-000-0140-0
4.04 AC OB0188P0167
KELCH JASPER R & BUFORD C
RR 2 BOX 340
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOTS 14 & 15 CREEKSIDE
FOREST AS DESC OR 68 P
445 & 450

80 R0105600 HX $153.65
15-06-18-46-000-0260-0
3.58 AC OB0146P0206
,. FERRES FLOYD
PO BOX 64
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL

32697-0064
-LOT 26 CREEKSIDE FOREST
AS DESC IN OR 75 P 495;

81 R0105700 HX $151.48
15-06-18-46-000-0270-0
3.22 AC OB0163P0348
CLEMONS KENNETH & PAULA
RR 2 BOX 430-L27
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9 02
LOT 27 CREEK SIDE ESTATES
AS DESC IN OR 78 P 619;

82 R0106000 HX $408.79
15-06-18-46-000-0300-0
1.58 AC OB0064P03S2
CASHE YVONNE C.
RR 2 BOX 430-30
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9657,
LOT 30 CREEKSIDE FOREST
LOC INSEC 14, DESC IN OR
64 P 392;

83 R0110100 HX $155.82
16-06-18-36-000-0270-0
.90 AC 0B0193P0359
WESSENDORF DOROTHY B
RR 5 BOX 5259
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
THE S 483 FT OF COM @ NE
CQR-SEC 16, TH W 50 FT,
TH S 2633.80 FT, TH W
1289.49 FT, TH S 1656.71
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

84 R0110400 $647.83
16-06-18-36-000-0360-0
5.01 AC OB0118P0164
WATERS MARTHA D
RR 3 BOX 1558-K
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 36 PROKIP FARMS AS
DESC IN OR 49 PAGE 676;

85 R0112800' $272.76
17-06-18-00-000-0040-0
13.50 AC OB0129P0679
FRENCH PAUL V JR & JUDITH
RR 3 BOX 1550
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM AT NW COR OF SEC 17
TH RUN E 1320 FT TH RUN S
75 FT FOR POB TH RUN S
495 FT Ti E 1320 FT TH
(ADD'L' LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

86 R0112900 HX $1202.12
17-06-18-00-000-0050-0
1.50 AC OB0129P0679
FRENCH PAUL V JR & JUDITH
RR 3 BOX 1550
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM AT NE COR OF NE 1/4
OF NW 1/4 TH RUN S 31.67
FT TO POB TH RUN S 41.90
FT TH RUN W 25 FT TH S
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

87 R0114400 HX $149.31
17-06-18-42-000-0020-0
2.32 AC OB0049P0276
CLYATT CHARLES. RONALD
PO BOX 814
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
S 440 FT OF W 230 FT OF
N1/2 OF SW1/4 OF NE 1/4

88 R0115200 $538.62
17-06-18-42-000-0100-0
1.57 AC OB0156P0471
BAILEY KATHRYN ARTHUR
PO BOX 517
CUSSETA. GA 31805
COM 9 SW COR N1/2 SW1/4
OF NE1/4. TH N 770.0 FT.
TH E 327.0 FT. TH S 330.0
FT, TH E 209.38FT TO POB,
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

89 R01153U0 $193.41
17-06-18-42-000-0101-0
1.30 AC .OB0171P0286
ELIXSON JOHN PAUL
PO BOX 83
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL

32697-0083
COM SW COR N1/2 OF SW1/4,
TH N 770 FT, TH'E 327 FT,
TH S 330FT, TH E 209.38
FT, TH N 325 FT TO POB;
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
90 R0116400 $590.35
18-06-18-00-000-0052-0
4.00 AC OB0200P0403
BELLO JORGE L & CAROL JOA
RR 3 BOX 1550 C 7
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
4 AC SQ IN NE COR SE1/4
OF NE1/4;

91 R0117200 $1653.48
20-06-18-34-000-0030-0
3.98 AC OB0195P0357
FREEDMAN JASON TURNER
27 MONTAUK BLVD
EAST HAMPTON, NY 1193.7
LOT 3 OAKRIDGE ESTATES;-
COM @ NW COR SW1/4 NE1/4
& RUN N88*20'12"E 22.30
FT; TH RUN SOO*47'47"E
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

92 .R0117300 $39.72
20-06-18-34-000-0040-0
3.30 AC OB0195P0357
FREEDMAN JASON TURNER
27 MONTAUK BLVD
EAST HAMPTON, NY 11937
LOT 4 OAKRIDGE ESTATES
COM 8 NW COR OF SW1/4 OF
NE1/4& RUN N88*20'12"E
22.30 FT; THRUN
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

93 R0118500 $934.52
20-06-18-34-000-0170-0
3.11 AC OB0197P0151
JONES MARVIN
RT 5 BOX 5020
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 17 OAKRIDGE ESTATES

94 R0119400 HX $1631.14
21-06-18-00-000-0024-0
1.25 AC
WESSENDORF JONATHAN W &
DOROTHY BELLE
RR 5 BOX 5259
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM SE COR NE1/4, T RUN N
827.26 FT, TN W 50 FT TO
W ROWCR 241 FOR POB; TO W
243.31 FTTH N 224.50 FT,.
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

95 R0120400 HX $157.99
21-06-18-00-000-0102-0
2.52 AC OB0157P0503
ENNIS JOHN W '"
RR 5 BOX 5134
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9558
COM 9 SE COR OF"NE1/4 OF
SE1/4TH W 50 FT TO POB,
TH CONT W 367.5 FT, TH N
417.5 FT, TH E 367.5 FT,
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

96 R0120500 HX $155.82
21-06-18-00-000-0103-0
2.80 AC OB0118P0348
SPARLING JOYCE J
RR 5 BOX 5130
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM 9 SE COR OF NE 1/4 OF

SE 1/4, TH W 50 FT TO ROW
SR 241, TH N 417.5 FT TO
POB, TH W 367.5 FT, TH N
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL1

97 R0120600 HA $155.82
21-06-18-00-000-0104-0
1.00 AC OB0124P0558
ENNIS JOHN
RT 5 BOX 5134
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
CON 9 SE COR NE 1/4 OF SE
1/4 SEC 21, TH W 50 FT TO
W ROW SR241, TH N 300 FT
TO POB; TH W 307.50 FT,
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

98 R0121100 HX $910.58
21-06-18-41-000-0040-0
2.05 AC OB0127P0113
BEARD ARTHUR & CASSIE DAN
RR 5 BOX 4854

LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 117 R0131700 HX $1200.29-
LOT 4 SANTA FE HILLS A 22-06-18-00-000-0031-0
RECORDED SUBDIVISION 1.00 AC OB0102P0477
HARDEN JOSEPH & STACY
99 R0122600 HX $147.14 RT 5 BOX 5260
21-06-18-41-000-0240-0 LAKE BUTLER, FL
1.75 AC OB0176P0326 32054-9803
FOWLER ROBERT D APROX 1 AC IN NW1/4, DESC
RR 5 BOX 5282 IN OR 81 P 182;
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 24 SANTA FE HILLS -Tl8'R0138400. HX $373.71
24-06-18-00 '0090-0056-0
100 R0123100 HX $249.02 1.10 AC OB0184P0190
21-06-18-41-000-0310-0 NAVARRO LUIS M & LINDA S
2.08 AC OB0197P0492 RR 2 BOX 607 A13
DANIELS TAMMY LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
RR 5 BOX 5271 COM @ SW COR OF SE1/4 &
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 RUN N02*47'38"W, ALNG W
LOT 31 AS DESC IN OR 76 P LN, 1331.20 FT TO SW COR
44 SANTA FE HILLS; OF NW1/4 OF SE1/4;
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
101 R0124100 HX $160.25
21-06-18-41-000-0440-0 119 R0138500 HX $464.60
2.33 AC OB0095P0444 24-06-18-00-000-0057-0
GREEN RHONDA N. 1.10 AC OB0186P0377
PO BOX 273 NORMAN FRANK E & CATHERIN
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL RR 2 BOX 607 A-12
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
32697-0273 COM @ SW COR OF SE1/4 OF
LOT 44 SANTA FE HILLS SEC 24 & RUN N02*47'38"W,
ALNG W LN THEREOF,
102 R0124300 HX $926.19 1331.20 FT TO SW COR OF
21-06-18-41-000-0460-0 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
2.21 AC OB0136P0455
SIMPSON ROBERT A 120 R0138600 HX $383.39
RR 5 BOX 5288 24-06-18-00-000-0058-0
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 1.10 AC OB0192P0369
LOT 46 OF SANTA FE HILLS RAINWATER WILLIAM D
AS PER PLAT RECORDED IN PO BOX 525
PB 1, P 28, UNION CO, FL LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
(ORB 184, P 687) COM 8 SW COR OF SE1/4 OF
SEC 24 & RUN N02*47'38"W,
103 R0126100' $71.89 ALNG W LN THEREOF,
21-06-18-45-000-0170-0 1331.20 FT TO SW COR OF
10.60 AC OB0073P0033 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
ABBOTT ROBERT & MICHAEL Z 121 0139900 $821.96
4630 DRUMMOND LANE Ui! "V 8V 24-06-18-73-000-0030-0
ORLANDO, FL 32810 1.21 AC OB0156P0389
LOTS 17 &,17A UPLAND ,qENKINS LEE &
PINES, ASDESC IN OR 73'' CATHY BASS
PAGE 33 &'40; -1., .1 PO BOX 44
11 4-01.. ri LAKE BUTLER, FL
104 R0126500 $973 32054-0044
21-06-18-45-000-0230-0.; ? LOT 3 HAYLAND HGTS
1.52 AC OB0202P03-11 RECORDED SUBDIVISION
JONES WILLIAM JAMES JR
RR 3 BOX 275 122' R0140200 $995.79
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 24-06-18-73-000-0060-0
LOT 23 UPLAND PINES 1.47 AC OB0193P0161
PLANTATIONOM 9 NW COR WELLS FARGO FINANCIAL FLO
SEC 21 & RUN N 86*27"24"E 826 SW MAIN STREET
2763.86 FT TO W ROW SR SUITE 101
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLLI) LAKE CITY, FL 32025
LOT 6 HAYLAND HEIGHTS
105 R0126600 $578., RECORDEDSUBDIVISION
21-G6-18-45-000-0240-0
1.52 AC OB0194P0237 123 R0142000 HX $1598.59
REEVES LELA M 25-06-18-00-000-0035-0
550 SE BRAWLEY STREET 8.76 AC OB0108P0041
HIGH SPRINGS, FL 32643 CREWS JOHN A & PHYLLIS D
PARCEL 24 UPLAND PINES --RR 2 BOX 643-E2
PLANTATION: COM @ NW COR LAKE BUTLER, FL
& RUNN86*27'24"E ALNG N 32054-9503
LINE, 2763.86 FT TO W /W' COMM AT NE COR OF SEC 25,
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) RUN S ALONG E LINE,
i ,3060.33 FT FORPOB, RUN S
106 R0127500 $134.62 489.53 FT, W 1016.85 FT
,21-06-18-45-000-0330-0 ,,(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
1.02 AC OB0172P0455 124 0142200 $53.85
FEAGIN JENNIFER2200 $5385
1075 MARY FRANCES DR 25-06-18-55-000-0020-0
KISSIMMEE, FL. 34741 5.01 AC OB0091P0543
LOT 33 DESC OR172/455 STORY ROBERT S
1333 DUNN AVE
107 R0128500 : $360.43 APT #1104
21-06-18-45-000-0440-0 JACKSONVILLE, FL 32218
2.22 AC OB0151P0451 COM 8 NE COR OF SEC 25 &
HANSON MARI J RUN S02*30'09"E, ALNG E
715 W MAIN STREET APT 220 LN THEREOF2554.87 FT;
LAKE BUTLER, FL -N82*44'10"W 609.65FT-TO W
32054-1050' (ADD'L LEGAL. SEE TAXROLL)
LOT 44 UPLAND PINES
PLANTATIONAN UNRECORDED 125 R0142800 HX $1299.05
SUBDIVISION; 25-06-18-55-000-0090-0
5.01 AC OB0125P0531
108 R0129300 HX $726.664 PHILLIPS MATHEW J &.DAPHN
21-06-18-45-000-0492-0 PO BOX 136
1.i30 AC6 OB0167P0454 WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL
E gALC 32697
WRIT 0 0 o'" Ct'k"N'N-COR StC 25, TH S.:

LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 ""1445.39 PT,'TH NW 249.99
COM NE COR SEC 20. TH E FT TO N ROW 40 FT TO GRD
2021.94 FT, TH S 619.62 RD & POB;- TH SW 95.35 FT,
FT TO N ROW SARA LANE. TH (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
S 60 FT TO S ROW LN, TH W
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) 126 R0143200 HX $335.99
25-06-18-55-000-0111-0
109 R0129400 $1155.01 3.00 AC OB0159P0455
21-06-18-45-000-0493-0 PROSE MARVIN A JR &
1.02 AC OB0151P0095 TABITHA A
JACKSON EMMA LEE RT 2 BOX 641
645 NE WALDO ROAD LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
GAINESVILLE, FL 32641 COM NE COR SEC 25, THE'S
COM NE COR SEC 20, TH E 84.46 FT TO S ROW CR 18,
2021.94 FT. TH S 619.62 TH W'LY ALGROW 93.45 FT
FT TO N ROW SARA LANE. TH TO W ROW CO GRD RD & POB;
S 60 FT TO S ROWTH W 1955 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
127 R0146900 $365.28
110 R0129800 $150.06 36-06-18-52-000-0100-0
21-06-18-45-007-0011-0 2.87 AC OB0146P0554
1.06 AC OB0185P0446 BALTZLEY STEVEN L ,
NEAL MICHELLE 12744 AZTEC DRIVE N
4117 SW 20TH AVE JACKSONVILLE, FL 32246
,APT # 65 LOT 10 BURNS SUB
GAINESVILLE, FL 32607
PORTION OF BLK 7-LOT A, 128 R0149900 $67.84
UPLANDPINES PLANTATION 31-04-19-00-000-0014-0
(UNRECORDED) COM @ SE COR 1.00 AC OB0182P0294
OF SEC 17 & RUN PORTERFIELD LAWRENCE & MA
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) 5678 GEORGETOWN ROAD
111 R0130200 $158.19 CLEVELAND, TN- 37312
21-06-18-45-010-0010-0 COM 8 NW COR OF N1/2 OF
1.21 AC OB0199P0079 Sl/2 OF NW1/4 OF NE1/4 &
HOLMES BOYCE RUN N89*31'04"E, ALNG N
13115 119TH STREET NORTH LN, 688.71FT TO POB;
LARGO, FL 33778 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
PARCEL 10-A OF UPLAND
PINES PLANTATION 129 R0151200 HX $323.89
(UNRECORDED) (1.21 AC) 31-04-19-00-000-0090-0
(ORB 199, P 79) (SEC 3.00 AC OB0157P0674
17-6-18) TANNER CHRISTOPHER B & DO
RR 3 BOX 409
112 R0130300 $147.89 LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
21-06-18-45-010-0020-0 THE W 290 FT OF THE EAST
1.06 AC OB0199P0083 581 FT OF THE N 464.23 FT
HOLMES BOYCE OF THE E 1/2 OF LOT 4 ORB
13115 119TH STREET NORTH 118-529
LARGO, FL 33778
PARCEL 10-C OF UPLAND .- 30 R0152900 $30.62
PINES PLANTATION 3
(UNRECORDED) (1.06 AC) B6.47 ACA S
(ORB 199, P 83) (SEC BAXTER CLARISSE
17-6-18) 3531 NW 34TH PL
GAINESVILLE, FL
113 R01304-00 $147.89 32605-2004
21-06-18-45-010-0030-0 21.5166% OF 1/2 INT SW1/4
1.06 AC OB0199P0075 OF.SE1/4 S1/2 OF SE1/4 OF
HOLMES BOYCE SW1/4;
13115 119TH-STREET NORTH 131 R0156400 $39.47
LARGO, FL 33778 04-05-19-00-000-0090-A
PARCEL 10-E OF UPLAND 10.78 AC
PINES PLANTATION BAXTER CLARISSE
(UNRECORDED) (1.06 AC) 3531 NW 34TH PL
S (ORB 199, P 75) (SEC GAINESVILLE, FL
17-6-18) 32605-2004
S 0 G & M IN 21.5166% OF
114 R0130500 $147.89 1/2 INTS3/4 OF SE1/4 OF
21-06-18-45-010-0040-0 -SEJ/4, W1/2 OF SE1/4 OF
1.06 AC OB0199P0087 SW1/4 & N1/4 OF SE1/4 OF
HOLMES BOYCE (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
13115 119TH STREET NORTH
LARGO, PL 33778 132 R0159800 $291.68
PARCEL 10-G OF UPLAND 06-05-19-00-000-0157-0
PINES PLANTATION 1.00 AC OB0165P0256-
(UNRECORDED) (1.06 AC) PHILLIPS PAMELA T
(ORB 199, P 87) (SEC RR 3 BOX 427K

17-6-18) LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM SE COR SEC 6, TH N
115 R0130600 HX $457.58 522.84 FT, TH SW 91.09 FT
21-06-18-45-011-0010-0 TO POB; TH NW'LY 210 FT,
1.43 AC OB0178P0659 TH SW'LY 210 FT TO E ROW
REUSS JOHN DAVID (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
RR 5 BOX 4894
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 133 R0160000 HX $155.82
PARCEL 11-A 0? UPLAND 06-05-19-00-000-0161-0
PINES PLANTATION DESC AS 2.95 AC
FOLLOWS : COM 8 SE COR OF CLARK TOMMY L
SEC 17 & RUN N02*40'4RR 3 BOX 427-B
SEC 17 & RUN N02*40'40"W, LAKE BUTLER, FL
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) 32054-9306

116 R0131000 $38.08 TH N 466.7 FT OF THE
21-06-18-45-013-0140-0 SE14/ OF SE1/4, LYNG E OF
4.45. AC 0B0090P0396 COUNTY MAINT RD LESS&
ABBOTT ROBERT C & WM J LE EXCEPT THE E 466.7 FT
4630 DRUMMOND LN
ORLANDO, FL 32810-4010 134 R0160100 HX $2137.73
AUDIT SUB 96 LOTS N,& O0 07-05-19-00-000-0010-0
BLOCK 13 UPLAND PINES 8.98 AC OB0074P0359
PLANTATION AS DESC IN OR DAVIS JAMES A & MELINDA
67 P 520 RR 3 BOX 94
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9419

N 1/2 OF NE 1/4 OF NE 1/4
*EXC THE E 702.58 FT

135 R0161200 $570.08
08-05-19-00-000-0021-0
7.00 AC 0B0172P0512
AMERICAN TOWER MANAGEMENT
4540 OLD TAMPA HWY
KISSIMMEE, FL 34746-4262
SITE #24565,(MAIN STREET)
COM SE COR NW1/4 SEC 8,
TH W 1080.56 TO POB; TH W
251.36 FT, TH NW'LY
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

136 R0165000 HX $157.99
24-05-19-00-000-0050-0
13.04 AC OB0068P0202
ALLEN ARNEITA
RR 3 BOX 19
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9402
SE 1/4 OF SE 1/4 EXC SE
1/4 OF SE 1/4 OF SE 1/4 &
EXC PARCELDESC IN OR 35 P
209 ESC OR 55 P 420, 55 P
421, EXC .27 AC OR 11/307

137 R0165400 HX $1048.38
24-05-19-00-000-0060-0
5.00 AC OB0035P0209
GREEN GEORGE W & DOROTHY
RR 3 BOX 18
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9402
COM AT NE COR OF,SE 1/4
OF SE 1/4 TH RUN S 220 FT
RUN W 275 FT RUN S 235.19
FT TH RUN W 369.52 FT TH
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

138 R0165800 HX $155.82
24-05-19-00-000-0081-0
1.00 AC OB0150P0311
LUKE WILLIAM D & DONNA KA
RR 3 BOX 24
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM NE COR NE1/4 OF SE1/4
SEC 24, TH W 60..35 FT TO
W ROW S-231 TH S 423.78
FT TO POB; TH S 138.23 FT
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

139 R0166800 HX $432.72
25-05-19-00-000-0040-0
1.50 AC OB0133P0093
ROLLINS EDWARD WAYNE & KI
RR 3 BOX 26
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-0162
COM CENTER OF ST RD 100
ON RANGE LINE DIV RANGES
19 & 20 & RUN N 273.67 FT
THENCE NW 387.39 FT SE
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

140 R0167300 $6974.64
25-05-19-00-000-0070-0
41.00 AC OB0118P0168
ELLINGTON HARLIS R CONSTR
PO BOX 257
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-0257
GOV LOT 2 N OF GS & F RR
EXC ROW SR 100;
141 R0179900 HX $1445.09
3.5-05-19-00-000-0090-0
3.00 AC
PEACOCK GAIL W
RR 4 BOX 3800
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9327
NE 1/4 OF NE 1/4 LYG E OF
GRADED RD

142 R0180000 $1408.01
35-05-19-76-000-0010-0
2.00 AC OB0142P0299
EVANS CARY E & DONNA M
16506 NE 21ST STREET
GAINESVILLE, FL 32609
LOT 1 QUAIL RIDGE RECORDED
SUB PLAT 2/4

143 R0181200 $1491.51.
36-05-19-00-000-0031-0
1.08 AC OB0131P0481
J.* Agy WApRDa TRPRISES INC
PQ BOX 4.53
,--A JKSZEBUTLER;;.,EL 32054
AUDIT SUBJECT 94 COM @ PT
ON W LN OF W1/2 OF SE1/4
AT ITS INT W/N LN ACL RR
FOR POB, TH N 225 FT, TH
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

144 R0181300 $753.42
36-05-19-00-000-0032-0
6.96 AC OB0121P0384
DEAN WARD ENTERPRISES INC
PO BOX 453
LAKE BUTLER. FL 32054
COM NW COR SW 1/4 OF SE
1/4, S73.59 FT, TH NE
4.86 FT TO POB; TH N
507.05 FT, TH E 383.38
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

145 R0181500 $192.50
36-05-19-00-000-0040-0
37.00 AC OB0031P0491
PEACOCK GAIL W
RR 4 BOX 3800
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9327
NW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 EXC RD
R/W ALSO EXC 3 AC TO
CHURCH LDS OR 46.P 180,

146 R0182000 HX $865.36
36-05-19-00-000-0082-0
2.00 AC OB0144P0514
DICKS TOMMY D & ERIN E
RR 4 BOX 3708
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
BEG AT SE COR LOT 10,
WARDS SUB, POINT BEING N
ROW BROWN ROBERTS RD, TH
E 206.78 FT, TH N 425.01
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

147 R0186500 HX $1906.81
36-05-19-48-000-0110-0
5.00 AC OB0178P0009
CHAMBERS JOYCE J
RR 4 BOX 3835
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOTS #11-15 OAK MANOR SUB
AS DESC IN PLAT BK 1 PG
30:

148 R0186900 $299.61
36-05-19-74-000-0010-0
2.00 AC OB0182P0176
WHEELER TINA R & JEFFCOAT
RR 4 BOX 3752
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 1, QUAIL HOLLOW
RECORDED SUB PLAT 2/3

149 R0187000 $161.73
36-05-19-74-000-0020-0
1.00 AC OB0138P0471
WHEELER TINA R &
JEFFCOAT NAN
RR 4 BOX 3752
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 2 QUAIL HOLLOW
RECORDED PLAT 2/3

150 R0187600 $264.60
36-05-19-75-000-0010-0
1.75 AC OB0203P0265
COFFMAN STEVE C & JUDITH
RR 1 BOX 98 '
RAIFORD, FL 32083
LOT 1 QUAIL HEIGHTS
RECORD SUBPLAT 2/5

LOTS 6 & 7 LONGLEAF FARMS
AS DESC IN OR 99 PAGE
156;

174 R0209000 HX $222.98
04-06-19-60-000-0180-0
1.00 AC OB0157P0388
BUSBY TINA M & W & L BtUB
RR 4 BOX 3395
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 18 LONGLEAF FARMS;
DESC OR 157/388

175 R0212200 $862.10
05-06-19-79-000-0040-0
4.00 AC OB0185P0543
DENSON WILLIAM M
RR 4 BOX 3130
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 4, OAK GROVE HILL AS
RECRDIN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE
8: LESS & EXC 1.00 AC
PRCL IN NE COR THEREOF &
(ADD'L LEGAL .SEE TAXROLL)

154 R0189200 $106.19
36-05-19-82-000-0030-0
.50 AC OB0173P0021
ARGUS ENTERPRISES LTD
PO BOX 5696
SAN ANGELO, TX 76902
LOT 3 HIDDEN OAKS

155 R0189300 $106.19
36-05-19-82-000-0040-0
.50 AC OB0173P0021
ARGUS ENTERPRISES LTD
PO BOX 5696
SAN ANGELO, TX 76902
LOT 4 HIDDEN OAKS

156 R0189500 $134.62
36-05-19-82-000-0060-0
.66 AC OB0173P0021
ARGUS ENTERPRISES LTD
PO BOX 5696
SAN ANGELO, TX 76902
LOT 6 HIDDEN OAKS

157 R0189600, $127.53
36-05-19-82-000-0070-0
.62 AC 'OB0173P0021
ARGUS ENTERPRISES LTD
PO BOX 5696
SAN ANGELO, TX 76902
LOT 7 HIDDEN OAKS

158 R0189800 $159.49
36-05-19-82-000-0090-0
.80 AC OB0173P0021
ARGUS ENTERPRISES LTD
PO BOX 5696
SAN ANGELO, TX 76902
LOT 9 HIDDEN OAKS

159 R0189900 $161.25
36-05-19-82-900-0100-0
.81 AC OB0173P0021
ARGUS ENTERPRISES LTD
PO BOX 5696
SAN ANGELO, TX 76902
LOT 10 HIDDEN OAKS

160 R0190400 $196.79
36-05-19-82-000-0150-0
1.01 AC OB0173P0021
ARGUS ENTERPRISES LTD
PO BOX 5696
SAN ANGELO, TX 76902
LOT 15 HIDDEN OAKS

161 R0190500 $372.69
36-05-19-82-000-0160-0
2.00 AC OB0173P0024
ARGUS ENTERPRISES LTD
PO BOX 5696
SAN ANGELO, TX 76902
LOT 16

162 R0191400 HX $394.66
01-06-19-00-000-0071-0
10.46 AC OB0146P0244
MANN TERRY & BARBARA
RR 4 BOX 2901
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
W 420 FT OF N 1084.97 FT
OF SECTION 1 (10.46 AC)

163 R0196900 HX $426.87
02-06-19-00-000-0100-0
13.76 AC OB0162P0253
ANDREWS ALBERT J
RR 4 BOX 3670
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9321
COM AT SE COR OF NE1/4 OF
SE1/4 OF SEC 2 THENCE SW
1667.79 FT TO R/W OF SR
121 THENCE NE ON R/W 1356
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

164 R0200200 $947.66
03-06-19-83-000-0030-0
2.20 AC OB0178P0084
WILSON JOSEPH ADAM
RR 4 BOX 3372
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 3 PAMETTO RIDGE
165 R0200800 HX $155.82
04-06-19-00-000-0012-0
5.60 AC OB0187P0552
JOHNS DIANE WATERS
RR 4 BOX 3385
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
PARCEL B COM NW COR SEC
4, TH E 40.01 FT TO E ROW
*CR S796-A TH S 715 FT. TH
E 1475.58 FT TO POB; TH E
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

166 R0201300 RX $417.65
04-06-19-00-000-0030-0
1.00 AC OB0170P0468
WATERS TONY LAMAR
RR 4 BOX 3111
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM NW COR SEC 4,TH E
40.01 FTTO E ROW CR
S796-A, TH S 725 FT TO
POB; TH E 301.42 FT, TH S
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

167 R0201900 $226.71
04-06-19-00-000-0054-0
2.00 AC OB0192P0031
ROSS LINDA C
3704 BRUTON RD
PLANT CITY, FL 33565
COM 9 NW COR OF SEC 4 &
RUN S89*30'20"E, 40.02 FT
TO E R/WOF CR 796A;
S01*08'14"E, ALNG E R/W.
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

169 R0203200 $531.08
04-06-19-00-000-0125-0
1.00 AC OB0150P0277
POWELL PHYLLIS
RR 4 BOX 3165
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM SE COR SW1/4 OF NW1/4
SEC 4. TH E 2045.28 FT,
TH S 399.23 FT TO POB; TH.
S 197.05 FT. TO N ROW
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAKROLL)

170 R0203900 HX $149.31
04-06-19-54-000-0050-0
4.01 AC
HICKS RONALD W
RR 4 BOX 3340
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
PARCEL 5 AVERY SUB LESS
LOT 5-A
171 R0204200 $628.57
04-06-19-54-000-0062-0
3.69 AC OB0139P0610
EDDY JOHN R SR
RR 4 BOX 3475 '
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 6-E AVERY'S
SUBDIVISION #1AS DESC y
OR 97 PAGE 529;

172 R0206000 $115.16
04-06-19-57-000-0090-0
5.03 AC OB0181P0593
BROWN CALVIN & RENE
RT 1 BOX 127
RAIFORD, FL 32083
PARCEL 9-A OF 'THE GROVES
COM 0 SE COR OF SEC 5 AND
RUN N00*13'08"E, ALNG E
LN OF SEC 5, 347.21 FT;
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

173 R0208100 $849.26
04-06-19-60-000-0060-0
2.00 AC OB0099P0156
LEWIS JOANN
1029 ROYAL OAK BLVD
LEESBURG, FL 32748 ,

151 R0188200 HX $149.31
36-05-19-77-000-0010-0
1.00 AC OB0191P0496
PAYNE JOY LYNNE
RR 4 BOX 3959
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 1 QUAIL HAMMOCK
RECORDED PLAT 2/2
152 R0189000 $106.19
36-05-19-82-000-0010-0
.50 AC OB0173P0021
ARGUS ENTERPRISES LTD
PO BOX 5696
SAN ANGELO, TX 76902
LOT 1 HIDDEN OAK-S

153 R0189100 $106.19
36-05-19-82-000-0020-0
.50 AC OB0173P0021
ARGUS ENTERPRISES LTD
PO BOX 5696
SAN ANGELO, TX 76902
LOT 2 HIDDEN OAKS

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176 R0213100 HX $317.68
07-06-19-00-000-0010-0
59.40 AC OB0187PO324
9(c DUKES MICHAEL C
RR 5 BOX 5700
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
ALL THAT PART OF THE
NORTH 1/20F THE NE1/4
LYING NORTH & WESTERLY OF
*0 CR S-796 (ORB 187, P 324)
(SEC 7-6-19)

177 R0214700 $538.48
07-06-19-00-000-0090-0
4.82 AC OB0188P0323
DUKES MICHAEL C.
RR 5 BOX 5700
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM INT W LINE OF E1/2
SEC 7 WITH S ROW LINE OF
CR S238A RUN N86*11'11"E
Cf 871.20 FT TO POB; TH CONT
U, (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

178 R0218100 HX $274.20
09-06-19-00-000-0012-0
1.00 AC OB0134P0380
REDDING HOWARD F II
RR 4 BOX 3280
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
CIN BW CIR SEC 9M TG E
2747.04FT TO INTERS CNT
LN GRD RD, TH S 244.13 FT
TO POB;TH E 208. 71 FT,
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

179 R0218400 $66.53
09-06-19-00-000-0015-0
12.50 AC OB0146P0672
REDDING HOWARD F II
RR 4 BOX 3280
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM NEW COR SEC 9, TH E
2747.04 FT TO INTERS CNTR
N 50 FT GRD RD, TH S
244.13 FT TO POB; TH E
(ADd'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

180 R0225000 $1158.55
11-06-19-00-000-0140-0
1.00 AC OB0053P0203
WHITEHEAD LUCILLE A DEESE
RR 1 BOX 531
0 LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9801
COM AT SW COR OF SE1/4 OF
8 NW1/4 & RUN N ALG W'TLY
BDRY OF LAND DESC IN OR
25 P 225-226 611.16 FT
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

181 R0225300 $226.71
11-06-19-00-000-0170-0
4.00 AC OB0031P0138
LUKE RICHARD D
PO BOX 601
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
CON AT SE COR OF SW1/4 OF
NW1/4 & RUN W 864 FT TO
ST RD 121 THENCE NE ALONG
RD 625 FT & SE ON 45 DEG
S ANGLE 600 FT TO BEG

182 R0225800 HX $155.82
11-06-19-00-000-0192-0
3.16 AC OB0105P0046,
ROCKHOLD MARY S
RR 4 BOX 3610
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM SW COR SE1/4 OF NW1/4
SEC 11 TH N 275 F TO POB;
TH S 275 FT TO GRD RD, TH
SE'LY ALGRD 500 FT, TH N
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

183 R0229200 $228.88
12-06-19-00-000-0070-0
2.00 AC OB0122P0535
VIERLING FRANK N & CAROL
RR 2 BOX 217 f
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9625
COM AT SE COR OF SE1/4 OF
SW1/4 &'RUNIW 420 FT
THENCE N 210 FT TO POB
--THENCE RUN N-210QFT E 420
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

184 R0237700 $355.55
16-06-19-63-000-001A-0
14.00 AC OB0155P0436
EDDY J R & GAYLE
RR 4 BOX 3260
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
PARCEL 1-A AS DESC OR
125/360 COM 9 SE COR SEC
9 & RUN N, 380.21 FT; W,
1332.93 FT TO E LINE OF
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

185 R0238300 HX $350.63
16-06-19-63-000-0040-0
5.00 AC OB0115P0377
LENNON WILLIAM J III & MA
RT 2 BOX 481 r
LAKE BUTLER, FL '32054
LOT 4 PINEWOOD ESTATES;
186 R0239600 HX $155.82
16-06-19-63-000-0150-0
19.38 AC OB0199P0427
RUISE LEO & VANESSA
RR 4 BOX 3478
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-0233
LOT 15, PINEWOOD ESTATES
S/D (UNRCD) LESS & EXC
0.91 AC AS DESC IN ORB
.184, P 426

187 R0239900 HX $157.99
16-06-19-64-000-0011-0
2.65 AC OB0145P0682
MARTIN THOMAS M
RR2 BOX 261F1
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9630
COM SW COR NW1/4 OF NW1/4
SEC 16, TH E 1653.27 FT
TH N 1313.96 FT TO S LN
SEC 9, TH E 612.A9 FT TO
(ADD'.L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

188 R0240700 HX $285.60
16-06-19-64-000-0050-0
1.57 AC OB0171P0202
KUCZENSKA MARTY E
RR 2 BOX 2-62-C5
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 -
COM NW COR SW1/4 OF NE1/4
SEC 16, T2 S 337.82 FT TO
POE; 'TH t 225.18 FT TO
ROW RD, TH E'LYAROUND
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

189 R0240900 HX $461.03
16-06-19-64-000-0052-0
1.00 AC OB0122P0415
POWELL JULIE
RR 2 BOX 262-C6
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM S NW COR OF SW1/4 OF
NE 1/4 SEC 16, TH S 585
FT, TH E .468.81 FT TO
POB; TH N 231.887 FT TO S
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

190 R0241000 $304.07
16-06-19-64-000-0053-0
1.00 AC OB0122P0411
MICHAEL G KUCZENSKA
RT 2 BOX 262-C8
LAKE BUTLER,; FL 32054
PARCELS C & E WINDFALL
SUB (2AC) EXC PARCEL C
OR127/404 (1AC)

191 R0245400 $1675.94
19-06-19-00-000-0050-0
1.60 AC OB0148P0064
MCNEAL HOWARD AND KELLIE
201 KEYSTONE RD
AUBURNDALE, FL'
33823-2307
COM 9 NE COR SE 1/4 OF NE
1/4 OF SEC 19, TH W .
739.25 FT, TH W 395.61 FT
TO POB; TH S 3352.,26 FT,
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

192 R0249300 HX $974.85 "
20-06-19-00-000-0090-0
6.50 AC OB0088P0594 "
SALLIE TIMOTHY P ET ALS
RR 2 BOX 724-C
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054

SKIPS PETROLEUM COM AT SW
COR OF SE1/4 OF SE 1/4 TH
RUN N TO N R/W/L OF SR-18
TH RUN N 654 FT TO POB TH
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

193 R0249700 $1699.00
20-06-19-00-000-0120-0
1.55 AC OB0118P0240
JOHALCO INC
PO BOX 9
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL

32697-0009
AUDIT SUBJECT 94 S 350 FT
OF THAT PORTION OF THE
SE1/4 OF SE1/4 LYING W OF
STRD 121 & N OF SR 18 EXC
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

194 R0252000 HX $449.09
20-06-19-47-000-0180-0
1.07 AC OB0198P0370
ELIXSQN TERRY D. SR & KAR
RR 2 BOX 675
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOTS 18 WORTHINGTON
SPRINGS PLANTATION

195 R0252100 HX $367.42
20-06-19-47-000-0190-0
1.05 AC OB0199P0203
REDDING TARA D
RR 2 BOX 678
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM @ NE COR OF SE1/4 OF
SE1/4& RUN S88*34'46"W,
1327.98 FT TO E R/W OF CO
RD S-238A, SAIDPOINT
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
196 R0252200 $584.06
20-06-19-47-000-0200-0
1.05 AC OB0089P0343
BARNETT RODNEY L & KIMBER
PO BOX 121
RAIFORD, FL 32083-0121
PARCEL #20 WORTHINGTON
SPRINGSPLANTATION AS DESC
IN OR 79 PAGE 685;

197 R0252900 HX $830.17
20-06-19-47-000-0260-0
4.34 AC OB0108P0106
LEAR DONALD L JR
RT 2 BOX 694
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 26 WORTHINGTON %
SPRINGS PLANTATION AS
DESC IN OR 80 P 195;

198 R0253200 HX $252.37
20-06-19-47-000-0300-0
4.13 AC OB0077P0067
SEAY CURTIS E & HOPE N
PO BOX 85
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL

32697-0085
LOT 30 WORTHINGTON
SPRINGS PLANTATION AS
DESC IN OR 77 P 67;

199 R0253700 HX $283.43
20-06-19-47-000-0330-0
3.39 AC OB0068P0385
WEST MARION L
RR 2 BOX 697-D-33
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9802
LOT 33 WORTHINGTON
SPRINGS PLANTATION AS
DESC INOR 68 PG 385

200 R0254500 HX $539.62
20-06-19-47-000-0420-0
4.48 AC OB0159P0577
SEAY FAITH L & ELIXSON TI
PO BOX 160
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL
a2697
COM 9 NW COR SW1/4 OF
SW1/4, TH S 1292.95 FT,
TH E 1341.43 FT, TH N
1900.05 FT, TH E 905.40
(ADD'L LEGAL.SEE TAXROLL)

201 R0254900 HX '. $155.82

20-q,-19-47-QO9-0480-0o
8.98 AC OB0092P0304
MILEY JAMES E & LINDA L
P, 0 BOX 195 .. ..
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL

32697-0195
LOTS 48 & 49 WORTHINGTON
SPRINGS PLANTATION AS
DESC IN OR 74 PG 677;

202 R0255400 HX $544.90
20-06-19-47-000-0570-0
10.11 AC OB0167P0500
CUBBEDGE FREDRICK & DANET
RR 2 BOX 697-57
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
PARCEL # 57 WORTHINGSON
SPRINGPLANTATION AS DESC
IN OR 79 P 17;

203 R0255600 HX $195.86
- 20-06-19-47-000-0590-0
4.60 AC OB0101P0298
NORMAN STEPHANIE ET AL
RT 2 BOX 697-59
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 59 WORTHINGTON
SPRINGS PLANTATION, AS
DESC IN OR 77 P 47;

204 R0256600 HX $191.01
20-06-19-47-000-0690-0
5.67 AC OB0125P0389
RICHARD DEBBIE J
PO BOX 265
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL
32697
LOTS 69 WORTHINGTON SPGS
PLANTION DESC IN OR
137/540:

205 R0256700 HX $511.55
20-06-19-47-000-0700-0
11.30 AC OB0192P0584
REED SARAH E
PO BOX 107
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL

32697-0107
LOT 70 & 71 WORTHINGTON
SPGS. .

206 R0257000 HX $146.69
20-06-19-47-000-0740-0
5.85 AC OB0148P0211
HORLER JAMES H & DEBORAH
PO BOX 281
WORTHINGTON SPGS, FL
32697
LOT 74 WORTHINGTOIN SPGS
PLANTATION OR 148/211
207 R0260900 HXU $279.09
21-06-19-33-000-0020-0
1.80 AC OB0139P0035
ARNOLD BARBARA
RR 2 BOX 751-V
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 2 LITTLE.SPRINGS
FOREST

208 R0261300 $158.47
21-06-19-33-000-0060-0
1.00 AC OB0167P0619
ROLLINS ANN LOUISE
RR 2 BOX 751-R
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 6 LITTLE SPRINGS
FOREST

209 R0262300 $613.49
21-06-19-33-000-0160-0
1.05 AC OB0187P0563
DRAWDY THOMAS J JR
RR 2 BOX 751-I
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 16 LITTLE SPRINGS
FOREST'

210 R0263300 $362.30
21-06-19-39-000-0050-0
1.23 AC OB0127P0236
DAVEY MARK A &'DEBRA L
RR 2 BOX 763 H5 .
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054

LOT 5 GREENBRIAR AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1
PAGE 26;

211 R0263700 $383.90
21-06-19-39-000-0090-0 ,
.99 AC OB0127P0275
SEFCIK ST CLAIRE

SEAY FAITH
PO BOX 160
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL

32697-0076
LOTS 4 & 5 BLK 8

22,' R0288300 HX $294.54
28-06-19-23-009-0020-0
.91 AC OB0107P0613
BENEFIELD PATRICIA & JOHN
PO BOX 16
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL
32697
LOTS 2 THRU, 5 INCL & LOTS
12 THUR 15 WORTHINGTON
SPRINGS'ENSEYS SURVEY
230 R0288600. $367.42
28-06-19-23-010-0020-0
.38. AC OB0076P0371
FERRES FLOYD & YVONNE
PO BOX 64
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL

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PO BOX 202
RAIFORD, FL 32083
LOT 9 GREENBRIAR AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1
PAGE 26;

212 R0264700 HX $151.48
21-06-19-39-000-0200-0
1.32 AC OB0129P0092
BRYAN ROBERT H
RR 2 BOX 763-H20
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 20 GREENBRIAR AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1
PAGE 26;
213 R0265700 HX $675.06
21-06-19-71-000-0040-0
1.00 AC OB0136P0321
BERNAS GARY M & REBECCA S
RR 2 BOX 763A-4
LAKE BUTLER, FL ,
32054-9546
LOT 4 ELMWOOD N SUB PLAT
BOOK 1/37

214 R0266200 HX $219.53
21-06-19-72-000-0010-0
1.89 AC z OB0150P0262
TYLER DANIEL TYLER & THERE
RR 2 BOX 763-C1
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 1 ELMWOOD SOUTH PLAT
BOOK 1/37

215 R0266300 HX $265.42
21-06-19-72-000-0020-0
1.96 AC OB0147P0685
BEEMAN DONALD W & BRENDA
RR 2 BOX 763-C2
LAKE BUTLER, PL 32054
LOT 2 ELMWOOD SOUTH PLAT
BOOK 1/36

216 R0270600 HX $325.18
23-06-19-00-000-0150-0
3.10 AC
THOMAS HARRY & RENDA
RR 2 BOX 808
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9551
COM 9 SW COR OF SE1/4 OF
SW1/4& RUN N89*43'51"E,
ALONG S LN OF SEC 23,
64.95 FT TO INT WITH E '
(ADD'L. LEGAL SEE, TAXROLL)

217 R0273600 HX $491.46
26-06-19-00-000-0031-0
.50 AC OB0163P0085
RAINEY LINDA GAIL &
KIMBERLY DIANE RAINEY
RR 2 BOX 805
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
SEE OR 103 PAGE 653;

218 R0274900 HX $209.74
26-06-19-00-000-0078-0
1.67 AC OB0138P0506
DUBOSE DAVID KEITH SAND
PO BOX 116
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL
32697
COM 0 INT W LN SEC 26, &
S ROWLN CO RD 18-A, TH E
40 FT, THS 896.29 FT TO
POB, TH E 344.51 FT, TH S
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
219 R0279000 $345.08
27-06-19-00-000-0110-0 .
9.60 AC
THOMAS HARRY & RENDA
RR 2 BOX 808
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9551
THAT PART OF SEC 27 THAT
LIES WITHIN THE FOLLOWING
DESC PRCLCOM 0 SW COR OF
SEC 26 & RUN S89*03'27"W,
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

220 R0280800 $509. 14
28-06-19-00-000-0120-0
10.00 AC OB0119P0138
FLAGG SCOTT & OWEN MARGAR
3180 NW 12TH ST
GAINESVILLE, PL
32609-21501
CON AT POB AS DESC IN OR
33 P 171 & THEN RUN W
926.62 FT TO'RR TH NW'LY
ALG RR 399.05 FT' TH E
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE"TAXROLL)

221 R0281000 $59.49
28-06-19-00-000-0131-0
.50 AC OB0189P0304
-EDWARDS PATRICIA ANN
RR 3 BOX 1524
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
THE EAST 1/2 OF THE
FOLLOWING DESC PROPERTY:
A PARCEL OF LAND 210 FT
SQUARE IN NW COR OF SW1/4
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

223 R0283500 HX $608.67
28-06-19-00-000-0341-0
1.00 AC OB0135P0172
THOMAS FRANCES M &
NATHANIEL B HARRIS
RR 2 BOX 738
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9542
COM 9 INT E ROW SCL RR &
N LN NW1/4 OF SW1/4, TH S
ALG E ROWTO INT WITH
NW'LY ROW LITTLE SPRINGS
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

224 R0285700 HX $211.39
28-06-19-23-001-0060-0
.35 AC OB0154P0508
MUNN ATHA BASS
PO BOX 22
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL

32697-0022
LOTS 6 & 7 BLK 1
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS

225 R0286200 HX $54.74
28-06-19-23-001-0120-0
.22 AC 0B0164P0032
CAPRILOZZI CHARLES & SHAR
PO BOX 315
WORHTINGTON SPRINGS, FL
32697
LOTS 12 & 13 BLK 1
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS
EMBRACING PATTONS SURVEY
& EXC TH N 61 FT ALSO E 9
(ADD'L LEGAL ,SEE TAXROLL)

226 R0287700 HX $440.57
28-06-19-23-007-0010-0
1.42 AC OB0118P0206
SEAY MARVIN A & REGINA S
P0 BOX 76
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, PL
32697
LOTS 1 THROUGH 7, BLOCK
,7, WORTHINGTON SPRINGS

227 R0287900 $79l.96
28-06-19-23-008-0020-0
1.74 AC OB0131P0602
SEAY DWIGHT T
PO BOX 361
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL
32697
LOTS 1 THRU 3 AND 6 THRU
8 ELK 8 LYING S OF PUBLIC
RD. ALSO LOTS 2 3 & 4 BLK
11;

228 R0288000 $265.45
28-06-19-23-008-0040-0
.22 AC OB0131P0424

268 R0364600 $621.36
30-05-20-00-000-0680-0
.80 AC OB0168P0484
TESTON DORIS E
290 SW 5TH AVE
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM ON R/W N OF GS&F RR
ON LAND LINE DIVIDING SEC
*LOT 8 & 9 TH N 320 FT. TH
E 260 FT FOR A POB TH RUN
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

269 R0367000 $1199.97
30-05-20-00-000-0891-0 -
1.82 AC OB0197P0364
HENLEY STEVEN & ANGELA
316 N WATER STREET
STARKE, FL 32091-3423
COMM W LINE OF GOVT LOT 7
& CLSR 238 AND RUN N 01
DEG 03 MIN37 SEC W ALONG
W LINE 286.24 FT FOR POB.
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

ijb97-0064-
LOT 2 & LOT 3 BLOCK 10
LESS RD R/W WORTHINGTON
SPRINGS PATTON SURVEY

231 R0292500 $1802.21
28-06-19-23-032-0010-0
2.08 AC OB0198P0267,
WCW REMAIN, LLC
PO BOX 352
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL
32697
COM 0 SW COR SEC 28, TH N
ALG SEC 28 915.70 FT TO
CENTER LN 6TH ST FOR POB;
TH N 113.99 FT, TH NE
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

232' R0295400 HX $262.58
29-06-19-00-000-0050-0
6.00 AC OB0163P0329
SNYDER IDA RAE & EVERETT
HARRY LEROY SNYDER
PO BOX 121
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL
32697
NW1/4 OF NW1/4 OF NE1/4
EXC N 440 FT ,OF E 396 FT,
ALSO ESMT AS DESC IN OR
52 P 641.'

233 R0295500 $216.33
29-06-19-00-000-0051-0
2.00 AC OB0058P0552
SNYDER IDA RAE & EVERETT
RR 2 BOX 699
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9539
S 220 FT OF E 396 FT OF N
440 FT OF NW1/4 OF NW1/4
OF NE1/4 EXC EASEMENT AS
DESC IN OR 52 PAGE 639
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

234 R0295600 $209.82
29-06-19-00-000-0052-0
2.00 AC OB0058P0551
SNYDER HARRY LEROY
RR 2 BOX 700
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9539
N 220 FT OF E 396 FT OF
NW1/4 OF NW1/4 OF NE1/4

235 R0297400 HX $157.99
29-06-19-00-000-0107-0
2.60 AC OB0134P0024
ELIXSON ROGER
PO BOX 57
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL
32697
COM X SW COR SE1/4 OF
NW1/4 OFNE1/4 SEC 29, TH
N 104.01 FT TO POB; TH N
191,08 FT TH E161.05 FT,'
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

236 R0297600 $840.46
29-06-19-00-000-0109-0
1.09 AC OB0135P0524
BRAND WILLIAM T JR & BARB
1740 SW WILLISTON RD
GAINESVILLE, FL.
32608-3506
COM X SE COR SE1/4 OF
NW1/4 OFNE1/4, TH RUN N
295.09 FT TO CENTER LINE
DIRT RD & POB. TH CONT N
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

238 R0299200 $274.00
29-06-19-56-000-0010-0
.50 AC OB0135P0524
BRAND WILLIAM T JR & BARB
1740 SW WILLISTON RD
GAINESVILLE, FL
32608-3506
COM 9 SE COR SE1/!4 OF
NW1/4 OF NE1/4, TH N
295.09 FT, TH E 161.05 FT
TO POB, TH N 290.6FT; TH
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

239 R0302400 $209.74
30-06-19-27-000-0040-0
1.00 AC OB0173P0418
MCKNEW LINDA A
5001 NW 13TH AVE
GAINESVILLE, FL 32605
S,LOT 4 BONNET BLUFF PB 1 P
22

240 R0302700 $155.39'
30-06-19-27-000-0080-0
1.00 AC OB013,22P0157
STRAMPELLO NANCY M
4531 OLIVE AVE
SARASOTA, FL .34231
LOT 6 BONNETT BLUFF PLAT
BOOK 1 PAGE 22;
241 R0303700 $86.42
30-06-19 40-000-0020-0
1.00 AC OB0114P0557
TESSLER MICHAEL A & LINDA
4611 NW 6TH STREET LOT 3
GAINESVILLE, FL 32609
LOT 2 CREEKSIDE SUB DESC
OR 114/557

242 R0304400 HX $302.98
30-06-19-40-000-0090-0
1.01 AC OB0098P0578
ROBERTS WAYNE S & MARTHA
RT 2 BOX 691
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 9 DESC AS LOT 13 IN
OR 98 PG 578, CREEKSIDE
ESTATES

243 R0304700 $617.16
30-06-19-40-000-0120-0
2.67 AC OB0094P0001
PARRISH CHARLES H & BREND
RR 2 BOX 762
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9802
LOT 12CREEKSIDE

244 R0305100 HX $153.65
30-06-19-40-000-0160-0
S 2.57 AC OB0096P0057
SMITH BARBARA JEAN
P 0-BOX 95
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL

32697-0095
LOTS 16 CREEKSIDE -
SUBDIVISION

245 R0305200 $276.36
30-06-19-40-000-0170-0
3.15 AC OB0110P0003
GRIGSBY DANNY JOE
PO BOX 377
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL

S 32697-0377
LOT 17 CREEKSIDE
SUBDIVISION

246 R0305700 $429.71
30-06-19-40-000-0220-0
3.19 AC OB0105P0090
NETTLES DAVID & COLLEEN
RR 2 BOX 694 C22
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOTS 22 CREEKSIDE SUB AS
DESC IN OR 67 P 215;

247 R0307000 HX $371.65
30-06-19-68-000-0030-0P
5.05 AC OB0127P0354
BARTLETT DOROTHY & KEEN
RR 2 BOX 905
SLAKE BUTLER, PL 32054
LOT C RIVERBEND ESTATES;

248 R0308100 HX $511.93

MARSHALL RUSSELL & LOUISE
921 NE 8TH AVENUE
GAINESVILLE, FL 32601
LOTS 5 6 BLK 37
MCKINNEY'S ADD
288 R0381900 $295.. 04
30-05-20-11-037-0070-Q4
.11 AC OB0095P0F30
WILLIAMS BLAINE & RUSSELL
921 NE 8TH AVENUE
GAINESVILLE, FL 32601
LOTS 7 & 8 BLK 37
MCKINNEY 'S ADDITION

289 R0382000 $700'.91
30-05-20-11-037-0090-0
.11 AC
WILLIAMS JIMMY & BLAINE
885 SW 1ST TERR
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 37
MCKINNEYS ADD

2
251 R0310400 $245.91
30-06-19-68-000-0430-0
2.43 AC OB0117P0602
FORD DONNA M
985 SW HARTFORD WAY
LAKE CITY, FL 32024
PARCEL QQ DESC OR 117/602

252 R0316200 $813.63
01-05-20-00-000-0070-0 2
2.50 AC OB0202P0230
DOBBS MICHAEL A
PO BOX 267
RAIFORD, FL 32083-0154
SE1/4 OF SE1/4 OF NE1/4
OF SE1/4
253 R0317400 HX $155.82
10-05-20-00-000-0021-0
5.00 AC OB0060P0328
VARNES JANET L & LARRY JO
RR 1 BOX 410
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9712
S 1/2 OF SE 1/4 OF SE 1/4
OF NW 1/4. ALSO 50 FT
EASEMENT OVER THE E 50 FT
OF THE El/2 OF THE SW 1/4

254 R0318300 HX $155.82
12-05-20-00-000-0030-0
2.50 AC OB0060P0173
HATHCOCK ANABEL
RR 1 BOX 475
RAIFORD, FL 32083-9043
COM NW COR OF NE1/4 OF
SE1/4 OF SE1/4 & RUN E650
FT S227.3 FT TO RD
WESTERLY ALONG RD 650 FT
& N133 PT TO BEG

255 R0318700 $67.40
12-05-20-00-000-0061-0
9.00 AC OB0131P0361
MAINES TIMOTHY Y & STEWAR
30 CHEROKEE CIRCLE
THOMASVILLE, GA
34757-0305
SW1/4 OF NE/14 & NW1/4 OF
SE1/4 SOUTH OF AIRLINE RD
EXC 6 A IN SE COR NW1/4
OF SE 1/4 DESC OR 109-300

256 R0319600 $88.75
13-05-20-00-000-0021-0
1.00 AC OB0193P0568
ALBRITTON MARVIN M & TAMM
PO BOX 51
RAIFORD, FL 32083
COM 9 NE COR OF NE1/4 OF
SE1/40F NE1/4 & RUN
S01*28'00"E, ALNG E LN
THEREOFP-, 210.00 FT TO
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

257 R0329100 HA $548.77
22-05-20-00-000-0050-0
15.00 AC OB0170P0013
SMITH BERT DUANE, CURTIS
RR 1 BOX 372
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
THE E 720 FT OP SW1/4 OF
NW1/4LYING S OF RR-& N OF*
SR 121; & THE E 600 FT OF
THE NW1/4 OFNW1/4 LYNG S
OR RR ROW;

258 R0329700 HX $227..62
22-05-20700-000-0120-0
1.00 AC OB0144P0414
WORTEN MICHAEL S & GINA R
RR 1 BOX 381
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
BEG AT AN IRON SET AT THE
SW COR OF PROPERTY DEEDED
BY PEARLTHOMAS TO MAURICE
M & ANGELINE P BRANNEN
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

259 R0333300 HX $187.58
23-05-20-00-000-0250-0 *
1.18 AC OB0086P0557
HART LILLIE PEARL
RR 1 BOX 444
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9715
JOSEPH A LANE PROPERTY
COM AT I/S OF N'LY R/W/L
OFP ACL R' W'TH E/L OF W
1/2 OF NE 1/4 TH fUN N
(ADD;L LEGAL SE TAXROLL)-*

260 R0335500 $111.64
24-05-20-00-000-0030-0
20..00 AC OB0099P0621
BANKS WM E & JOEL L ALVAR
RR 1 BOX 395-K
RAIFORD, FL 32083
N1/2 OF SE1/4 OF NE1/4

261 R0338500 $779.16
26-05-20-00-000-00gB-0
5.00 AC OB0186P0458
COMBS L E WALTER JR & ROB
13957 CR 127
SANDERSON, FL 32087
COM 0 NW COR OF SEC 26
FOR POB& RUN N85*32'47*E,
ALNG N LN THEREOF 539.85
FT; S01*05'22"E287.06 FT;
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

262 R0338700 $362.64
26-05-20-00-000-002D-0
5.00 AC OB0200P0272
HALLE GREGORY HARRISON
RR 1 BOX 387
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9801
COM 9 NW COR OF SEC 26 &
RUN S01*08'14"E, ALNG W
LN THEREOF1603.45 FT TO
SWCOR OF PRCL DESC IN
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
263 R0340900 HX $426.62
28-05-20-00-000-0040-0
5.00 AC OB0140P0073
SHORT MACK T & SUZANNE
RT 1 BOX 346
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
E1/2 OF THE NE1/4 OF
NE1/4 OF NW1/4;

265 R0355200 HX $1209.29
29-05-20-05-011-0030-0
.24 AC OB0039P0492
BRANCATI JUNE
P.O. BOX 312
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
SLOT 3 BLK 11 STRICKLAND
HEIGHTS
266 R0362500 HX $157.99
30-05-20-000-000-0500-0
.81 AC
GRAHAM MILDRED L
C/0 ST FRANCES BARRY
NURSING HOME
MIAMI, FL 33016
BEG AT I/S OF
PROLONGATION OF W BDRY OF
ADAMS ST WITH N BDROF
CLEVELAND ST & RUN W
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

267 R0364000 HX $235.30
30-05-20-00-000-0650-0
1.49 AC OB0143P0368
BEAVINS JEROME JOSEPH
RR 3 BOX 1
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9401
COM NE COR N}/2 GOVT LOT
7, SEC 30, TH S 184.93FT
TO POB; THS 406.32FT TO N
ROW SR100, TH NW'LY ALONG
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

70 .R0371400 HX -$76,1.75
30-05-20-10-003-0020-0
.63 AC OB0194P0143
CLEMONS CHARLOTTA L
180 SW 9TH AVE
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
S1/2 BLK 3 BEING 175 FT
ON W SIDE & 125 FT ON E
SIDE D E KNIGHTS ADDITION

271 R0374400 $1046.06
30-05-20-11-004-0011-0
.38 AC OB0172P0360
LUKE RICHARD D
PO BOX 601
LAKE BUTLER, .PL 32054
LOTS 1 THROUGH 6, E1/3 OF
LOT 14, AND ALL OF LOTS
15 & 16, BLK 4,
MCKINNEY'S ADDITION TO
THE CITY OF LAKE BUTLER

272 R0374500 $500.54
30-05-20-11-004-0070-0
.04 AC OB0160P0114
TURKNETT JOHN
PO BOX 296
WORTHINGTON SPRINGS, FL
32697
LOTS 7 & 8 BLK 4
MCKINNEYS ADD & COM & NW
COR LOT 7 BLK 4FOR POB,
TH E 70.12 PT, TH N 12.07
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

273 R0377500 $208.02
30-05-20-11-020-0030-0
.11 AC OB0118P0537
TYSON WILLIAM
8761 SUNNYBOY STREET
PENSACOLA, PL 32514 .
LOT 3 BLOCK 20 MCKINNEYS
ADDITION ORB,1118-537
274 R0378300 $699.27
30-05-20-11-023-0050-0
.22 AC
DILLARD LEOLA
PO BOX 282
LAKE BUTLER, FL-
*' 32054-0282
LOT 5 & 6 BLK 23
MCKINNEY', S ADDITION

275 R0378600 $107.34
30-05-20-11-024-0030-0
.22 AC OB0142P0375
JENKINS BONNIE F
120 SW 8TH PLACE
LAKE BUTLER, FL..
32054-1566
LOTS 3 & 4 BLOCK 24
MCKINNEYS ADDITION

276 R0378900 $238.22
30-05-20-11-025-0010-0
.11 AC OB0090P0106
TROWELL JAMES CAPITOL C
RR 4 BOX 2538. .
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9609
LOT 1 & 2 BLOCK,25

277 R0379000 HX $1110.20
30-05-20-11-025-0030-0
.11 AC OB0081P0024
JENKINS JOSEPH
725 SW 1ST TER-
LAKE BUTLER, FL2-
32054-1554
LOTS 3 4' AND 5 BLOCK 25
MCKINNEYS ADDITION

278 R0379200 $501.61
30-05-20-11-025-0070-0
.11 AC OB0203P0168
GRAFF TRACY U III
191 SW.CALAVARY PLACE
LAKE CITY, FL 32025
LOTS 7 & 8 BLK 25
MCKINNEY ADD -

279 R0379400 HX $151.48
30-05-20-11-031-0010-0
.11 AC.
JONES OLA MAE
162 SW 8TH AVE
LAKE BUTLER,. FL
32054-1537

-LOT .1 BLK 31 MCKINNEYS

289,, R0380200, "-HK.-:$968.18
30-05-20-11-032-0010-0
1.83 AC
GRIFFIN CLARENCE
PO BOX 172
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-0172
BLK 32 OF MCKINNEY'S ADDN
CITY OF LAKE BUTLER

281 40380300 HRX $153.65
30-05-20-11-033-0020-0
.37 AC OB013-2P0639
ALEXANDER LUCY
817 SW 2ND STREET
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
THAT PORTION OF LOTS 2 3
4 5 & 6 BLK 33 MCKINNEY'S
ADD TO LAKE BUTLER; EXC
DOT ROW;

282 R0380400 HX -$203.48
30-05-20-11-034-0010-0
.08 AC OB0135P0184
WEEKS MONROE & KATIE MAE
PO BOX 164
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-0164
ALL OF BLOCK 34 .
MCKINNBY'S ADDITION EXC
PART DESC IN OR 25 PAGE
445 SOLD TO A J CRAWFORD;
EXC DOT ROW; .

283 R0380500 $391.81
30-05-20-11-034-0020-0
.21 AC OB0058P0221
WEEKS MONROE & KATIE MAE
PO BOX 164
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-0164
COM AT NE COR OF BLK 34,
MCKIINNBEY'S ADD FOR POB TH
RUN NW PARA WITH R/W OF
SHORT ST 143 FT TH RUN SW
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

284 R0380600 HX $567.56
30-05-20-11-035-0010-0
.22 AC
HIGHLAND WM & ALBERTA
770 SE 2ND ST
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-2206
LOTS 1&8 ELK 35 MCKINNEYS
ADD
285 R0381200 $62.34
30-05-20-11-036-0030-0,j
.11 AC 0E0031P0047
JAMES JACOB D .
2717 N W 54TH AVE
GAINESVILLE, FL 32606
LOT 3 BLK 36 MCKINNEYS -
ADDN

286 R0381400 HX $281.26
30-05-20-11-036-0050-0
.22 AC
PAYTEE NINA MAE
850 SW 1ST TRRE
LAKE BUTLER. FL
32054-1506
LOTS 5 & 6 BLK 36 MC
KINNEY ADD

287 R0381800 $192.12
30-05-20-11-037-0050-0
.11 AC

30-06-19-68-000-0140-0
5.00 AC OB0164P0332
HUTSON JUDY A
RR 2 BOX 965
LAKE BUTLER, PL 32054
LOT N RIVERBEND ESTATES;
ORB 119-670

249 R0308700 $933.07
30-06-19-68-000-0200-0
1.00 AC OB0177P0698
INGLETT KATHRYN E
RT 2 BOX 956
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT T RIVERBEND ESTATES;
ORB 118-456

250 R0309800 HX $619.72
30-06-19-68-000-0350-0
4.80 AC OB0155PO243
YOUNG ELIZABETH A
RR 2 BOX 934
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT II RIVERBEND ESTATES;

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290, R0382100 RA .2:'
Q', 05-20o-1-037-O10-O
S."-ASC *. OB0K45P03
WEBB JAMES LE-S AERRT A
860 SW IST ST
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-05
LOTS 11 & 12 BLK 37
MCKINNEYS ADD DEED REFE
TO BLK 30
291 R0382800 $38.
30-05-20-11-040-0070-0
.04 AC OB0148P04
GREEN JOE & MARY
PO BOX 73
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
RUBYE T ANDREWS UR CD
LOTS 7 & 8 BLOCK 40
MCKINNEYS ADDITION

292 R0382900 $462.E
30-05-20-11-040-0120-0
.05 AC OB0155P00E
BROWN JUANITA
1673 S KIRKMAN RD
APT. 121
ORLANDO, FL 32811
LOT 12 BLK 40 MCKINNEYS
ADDN.

293 R0383900 HX $149.:
30-05-20-12-OOE-0060-0
.07 AC OB0146P055
ZERBA HARLAND L & CATHER
50 .NW 10TH AVE #6
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 6 BLK E BL NEWSOM
ADDITION

294 R0385300 HX $824.5
30-05-20-13-001-0012-0
.28 AC OB0074P023
WILLIAMS DANIEL L & MARY
150 N LAKE AVE
LAKE BUTLER, FL
S 32054--73
LOTS 1 & 2 EXC N 50 FT &
EX" S 70 FT ORIGINAL TOW

296 R0396100' HX $155.8
;- 31-65-20-00-000-0i20-0
.41 AC OB0200P006
MEADOWS BRIAN MICHAEL
: -4 SE 2ND AVENUE
; 'LARE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM 6X-PFT W OF NE COR
GOVTk OT2, TH RUN W 128
FT TH.S"273' FTTH E 58 FT
"TH S TO RY R/W TH E70 FT
A (DD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL

297 R0396200 HX $509.8
31-05-20-00-000-0130-0
*-'*- '-'60 AC OB0177P057
THOMAS JXRANDY & CAROL Ab
.o60 SB 24D ST ,
LAKE'BUTLER, PL 32054
COM A'T,,PT THAT IS 270 FT
-OFP NE COR LOT 3 ODOM
ADDN,-T RUN W 132 FT. TH
S 200 FT, TH E 132 FT, TI
VN 200 FT TO POB;
298" R040800 M, HX $2799.6
31'-05-2600-000-0650-0
10.00 AC OB0102P023
WARD DAVID DEAN & VIRGIN
PO-'BOX 453
S- AKB BUTLER, FL
:" 32054-045
-NW i1/4'O'S 1/2 OF SEC
LOT 12 EXC N 60 FT FOR R
R/W; ALSO .22 AC DESC IN
-OR i02 PG 232.

299 R0403200 $459.1
31-05-20-00-000-0781-0
.30 AC OB0085P015!
MILLER PAUL MARTIN
RR 2 BOX 751-A2
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
THE N 140 FT OF THE
FOLLOWING DESC PROPERTY
COM ON E/L OF SEC 31 50
FT S OF RR RUN S 420 FT W
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

300 R0405700 HX $1513.87
ty'i,v3.1 .-5-0,-IDiOOO-^970-0O
5.78 AC 0B0085P0692
8 1.8 8 OWELUIAERRY A W K
SRR 4 'BOX '2332
LAKE BUTLER, PL
32054-9802
ALL THAT PART OF N1/2 OF
N1/2 OF GOV LOT 9 LYNG N
OF CEN LN GRD RD & W OF
CEN LN DRAIN DITCH;

301 R0406100 $350.69
31-05-20-16-000-0010-0
-1.22 AC OB0103P0337
-HALLMARKU( BETTY L
C/O AVCO FINANCIAL
925-D N TEMPLE AVE
STARKE, FL 32091
S ,E 142.5 FT LOT 1, T E
DEKLE 1IST ADDITION & E
1/2 LOT 2, & W30 FT LOT

302 R0408200 0 $523.89
31-05-20-16-000-0150-0
.24 AC OB0056P0620
DUNAVANT JAMES CARROLLr
.717 NE 5TH TER
GAINESVILLE, PL
32601-4304
E11/2 OF N1/2 LOT 15
DEKLES FIRST ADDITION TO
CITY OPF LAKE BUTLER

303 R0408400 HX $153.65
31-05-20-16-000-0152-0
.24 AC OB0056P0621
HAMM GWENDOLYN DUNAVANT
410 SW 3RD ST
LAKE BUTLER, PL
32054-1902
W112 OF N1l2 LOT 15
DEKLES FIRST ADDITION TO
CITY DF LAKE BUTLER

304 R0410300 HX $182.81
0 31-05-20-16-000-0230-0
S.35 AC OB0155P0664
RAINEY ALLAN & TERRI
| 362 SW ,TH ST
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9712
CHRIS HOUNT THE N 1/2
EXCEPT THE 60 PT OF'
BLOCK 23, DEKLE'S FIRST
ADDITION TO THE CITY OF
"."LAKE BUTLER.

305 'R0410700 HX $155.82
31-05-20-16-000-0240-0
,* .38 AC 0B0172P0456
NORCZYK JEFFERY
480 SW 3RD AVE
LAKE BUTLERS, FL 32054
STARTING AT COR LOT 24 AT
SW 3RD AVE & 4TH ST. GO S
110.5 FTTO FOB; GO W 172
FT, TH S 98 FT 'TH E' 172
FT N 98 FT TO POE

306 R0414600 $1241.53
31-05-20-17-000-0180-0
49 AC OB0119P0687
WATKINS ALFRED JR & LUCIN
P 0 BOX 341
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-2135
El/2 LOT 18 DEKLES 2ND
ADD

307 R0415700 HX $149.31
31-05-20-18-007-0090-0
.50 AC OB0125P0415
TOMLINSON HENRY M & LINDA
145 SE 5TH STREET
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 9, EBLK 7 KINGS ADD
EXC N 15PFT OF BLK 7
308 RG416600 $615.52
31-05-20-19-000-0041-0
.56 AC OB0097P0645
HAMM ROGER & GWENDOLYN
410 SW 3RD ST
LAKE BUTLER, PL'
32054-1902
S 90 FT OF LOT 4 ODOMS
ADD ENSEY SURVEY, ALSO OR
97 PAGE 645;

.309 R0417000 HX $1271.27
31-05-20-19-000-0091-0
.33 AC OB0157P0067
FRITZ LYN
380 SE 3RD AVE
LAKE BUTLER, PL 32054
BEG AT POINT WHERE N

91 B'DRY OF-S 90 FT OF LOT
j 1I0 /S W BDRY OF SE 3 i
FOR POB TH RUN W 120 PF
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROI
03
310 R0417100 $92.

RS 31-05-20-19-000-0100-0
.37 AC OB0157PO0
00 FRITZ LYN
380 SE 3RD AVE
72 LAKE BUTLER FL, FL 32C
LOT 9 EXC N 100 FT
THEREOF & EXC A PARCEL
120 FT SQ. I NE COROF S
FT & LOT 10 ODOMS ADD

311 R0418800 HX $151.
31-05-20-20-008-0030-0
87 .23 AC OB0154P02
MALLARD CRISTAL JOYCE
61 285 SW 4TH ST
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
AUDIT SUBJECT 94 SW1/4
BLK 8 TOWNSENDS ADD
LAGERGREEN

312 R0418900 $676.
31-05-20-20-008-0040-0
31 .19 AC OB0147P02
ATLANTIC MORTGAGE & INV
53 CORPORATION
RI 4348 SOUTHPOINT BLVD SU
JACKSONVILLE, FL 32216
SE 1/4 EXC N 21 FT OF BL
8 LAGERGREEN

315 R0422700 $1675.:
51 31-05-20-25-000-0180-0
.26 AC OB0149P014
5 ELIXSON BRAD L & JULIE A
256 SEAWOLF COURT
TALLAHASSEE, FL 32312
LOT 18 SHAWS ADD
6
316 R0425600 $529.7
N 32-05-20-00-000-0110-0
S.27 AC OB0180P062
2 THORNTON DONALD
725 E LAURA ST
5 STARKE, FL 32091
905 SE 5TH ST COM AT POB
AS DESC IN OR t7 P 166 &
RUN N 124.81 TH E 89.28
FT TH S 1/4 FT & TH W
.96.20 FT TO POB

317 R0426400 $120.5
) 32-05-20-22-001-0011-0
.31 AC OB0166P002
0 JENKINS CHARLES
PO BOX 105
0 LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
N N 111.01 FT OF LOT 1 & E
49.'12FT OF N 111.01 FT O
LOT 2, INBLK 1, J W
TOWNSEND'S ADDITIONLESS&
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL

H 318 R0426800 $86.6:
32-05-20-22-001-0031-0
59 .41 AC OB0166P001!
JENKINS CHARLES
2 PO BOX 105
S LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
N1/2 OF SW1/4 OF BLK 1
J.W TOWNSEND ADDITION
13 LEES ST ON W SIDE

m 319 R0427200 $440.61
32-05-20-22-003-0010-0
.12 AC OB0184P0191
HIGHLAND MANEKA
7 770 SE 2ND ST
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
9 COM ONE COR OF LOT 1,
BLK 3 &RUN WEST 100 FT;
SOUTH 55 FT EAST 100 FT;
NORTH 55 FT TO BEGINNING
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

320 R0427500 HX $896.06
32-05-20-22-003-0030-0
.83 AC
JENKINS CHARLES WESLEY
PO BOX 105
.10 W ^ Fi .... P 0o
Sau .... R. 32054-0105
S OKA ? C t B" W WpWNSENDS

321 R0427600 $190.16
32-05-20-22-003-0040-0
1.11 AC OB0147P0241
DIFRANCO MARK C TRUSTEE
MERIT MORTGAGE REALTY TRU
1145 MAIN STREET, SUITE 5
SPRINGFIELD, MA 01103
COM SE COR LOT 4 BLK 3
RUN 50 FT W FOR POE
THENCE RUN W 171.5 FT OR
TO W BDRY LINE OF LOT 4
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

322 R0428000 HX $151.48
32-05-20-22-004-0021-0
.41 AC OB0048P0505
JONES MARZELLA W
355 SE 5TH AVE
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-2615
S1/2 LOT 2 ELK 4 J W
TOWNSENDS ADD

323 R0428200 $175.06
32-05-20-22-004-0040-0
.83 AC OB0155P0061
BROWN JUANITA
1673 S KIRKMAN RD
APT. 121
ORLANDO, FL 32811
LOT 4 BLK 4 J W TOWNSEND
ADD EXC PARCEL 10 FT X 10
FT IN SE'LY COR

324 R0428500 $450.14
32-05-20-22-005-0040-0
.20 AC OB0182P0127
GRIFFIN LONNIE R
655 SE 4TH ST
LAKE BUTLER, FL .32054
THE SOUTH 90.00 FT OF THE
E1/2LOT 4, ELK 5,'J W_
TOWNSEND 'ADDITION AS PER
PLAT RECORDED IN PB 1, P
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

325 R0429000 MX $101.86
32-05-20-22-007-0011-60 .
.24 AC 'OB0037P0721
SLOCUM JOHN A & TAMI A
425 SE 5TH AVE
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
W 128 FT OF S 85 FT OP N
185 FT OF BLK 7 J W
TOWNSENDS ADD

326 R0429700 $67.'47
32-05-20-22-008-0011-0
.39 AC OB0159P0426
JENKINS CHARLES W & JANEE
-.P0 BOX 105
LAKE BUTLER, PL 32054
E 141.75 FT OF LOT 1 BLK
8 J W TOWNSEND'S ADDITION
NORTH OF DITCH ORB
117-506. 117-623
CORRECTIVE DEED 0R118/527

327 R0429800 HX $180.62
32-05-20-22-008-0020-0
.20 AC OB0108P0022
PREVATT SHARI
415 SE 6TH AVE
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
NW1/4 OF LOT 2 BLK 8 J W
TOWNSENDS ADD

328 R043$000 $1406.73
32-05-20-22-008-0022-0
.30 AC OB0199P0388
BARNETT BANK OF JACKSONVI
8120 NATIONS WAY
BUILDING 100
JACKSONVILLE, FL 32256
S/W 1/4 OF LT 2 BLK 8 J W
TOWNSENDS ADDN AS DESC IN
OR 98 P 536;

329 R0430100 $220.92
32-05-20-22-008-0023-0
.20 AC OB0179P0485
MABREY ELAINE
640 SE 4TH STREET
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM 0 NE COR LOT 2, BLK
8, TH E 166.25 FOR POB;
TH E 85 FT, TH S 120 FT
TO DITCH, TH SW'LYALG
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

330 R0430300 $1057.74
32-05-20-22-009-0030-0
R4 AC OB0197P0225

AVE PRITZ DAVID M & PHYLLIS
T S PO BOX 1897
LL) HIGH SPRINGS, FL 32655
THAT PART OF LOT 3, BLK
74 9, & LOT 2 BLK 12, & A
PLATTED UN-OPENED STREET
167 LYNG BETWEEN SAID LOTS
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROL
054 331 R0431500 $174.
32-05-20-22-014-0010-0
.83 'AC OB0055F02
90 GREEN GEORGE WAYNE
RR 3 BOX 18
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
48 LOT 1, BLK 14, J W
TOWNSEND'S ADDITION TO
15 THE CITY OF LAKE BUTLER
PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 8 (OR
55, P 127)

OF 332 R0432000 $243.
32-05-20-22-017-0010-0
.22 AC OB0055P04
JAMES JACOB D
13 2717 N W 54TH AVE
GAINESVILLE, FL 32606
12 THE N 1/2 OF THE N 1/2 0
ES THE E 106.46 FT BLK 17 J
W TOWNSENADDITION
IT
333 R0432100 $1176.3
LK 32-05-20-22-017-0011-0
.22 AC OB0187P013
MACK LAKESHA AND JONAS
34 810 SW 7TH AVENUE
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
42 THE E 106.46 FT OF S1/2
k OF THE N1/2 OF BLK 17,
J.W. TOWNSEND'S ADDITION
(ORB 187, P 133)

334 R0432200 $325.5
71 32-05-20-22-017-0012-0
.73 AC
?8 THOMAS PAULINE,
PO BOX 685
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-068
W 90.04 FT LOT 1, LOT 3
EXC LOT 92.5 X 140 FT BL
17, & THAT PART OF BLK 1
W OF BRANCH
JONES-BROWN-PAULINE

1 335' R0432300 $91.0
32-05-20-22-017-0020-0
0 .29 AC OB0094P072
BROWN JUANITA
1673 S KIRKMAN RD
APT. 121
ORLANDO, FL 32811
F THE S 1/2 OF THE N1/2 OF
W 140FT BLK 17, J W
& TOWNSEND ADDN.
) 336 R0432700 HX. $409.4
32-05-20-22-017-0040-0
3 .22 AC OB0033P038
HUGGINS GENEVA
9 830 SE 7TH AVE
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-290
THE S 1/2 OF S 1/2 OF E
106.46 FT OF BLK 17 J W
TOWNSENDS ADD

337 R0432800 HX $165.7
6 32-05-20-22-017-0041-0
.22 AC OB0179P053
8 JONAS RICHMOND
825 SE 7TH AVE
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-290
N1/2 OF S1/2 OF E106.46
FT OF BLK 17 J W TOWNSEND
ADDITION

338- R0432900 HX $153.6
32-05-20-22-017-0043-0
i .22 AC OB0071P015
SIRMONES FRED
835 SE 6TH PL
LAKE BUTLER, FL
'32054-2937
''S1/2 OF'ST/2 OF \W,06.46
FT OF E 212.92 FT BLK 17
J W TOWNSEND ADD lTIO3

339 R0433000 HX $149.3
32-05-20-22-018-0010-0
.20 AC. OB0117P029
FULTON CURRIE L
P 0 BOX 703
LAKE BUTLER, PL 32054
NE1/4 LOT 1 BLK 18 J W
TOWNSENDS ADD

340 R0433400 $411.6
32-05-20-22-018-6021-0
.20 AC
JONAS ENOCH
P 0 BOX 623
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
NW QTR LOT 2 BLK 18 J W
TOWNSEND ADD

341 R0434000 $100.21
32-05-20-22-018-0043-0
.20 AC
JEFFERSON RUFUS
865 SE 7TH PL
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-290
El/2 OF S1/2 OF LOT 4
BLOCK 18 J. W. TOWNSENDS
ADDITION.
342 R0434700 $289.37
32-05-20-22-020-0010-0
1.73 AC OB0032P0684
RIGGINS CURTIS & ELIZABET
3421 ST JOHNS AVE, APT 60
PALATKA, FL 32177
BLOCK 20 J W TOWNSENDS ,
ADD

343 R0438200 HX $752.58
03-06-20-32-000-0010-0
1.45 AC OB0191P0604
HARDIN STACY
RR 4 BOX 2289
LAKE BUTLER, PL 32054
LOT A & PART LOT B,
PINETREE ESTATES (AN
UNRECORDED SUB)- COM B INT
OF E LN OF SEC 3 & SWLY
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

344 "R0439000 HX $151.48
03-06-20-32-000-0070-0
1.65 AC OB0169P0019
SCOTT JEFFERY L
RR3 BOX 216 C
LAKE BUTLER, PL 32054
Sl/2 LOT G PINE TREE
ESTATES AS DESC IN OR 74,
P 566 ORE 119-362

345 R0439700 HX $147.14
03-06-20-32-000-0120-0
3.33 AC OB0115P0235
WINN JUANITA B
RR 4 BOX 2274
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT "L PINE TREE ESTATES

346 R0443100 $318.85
03-06-20-32-000-0433-0
1.00 AC OB0153P0065
BARBER RENEE JEANETTE
15380 SW 75TH AVE
STAKE, FL 32091
COM SW COR SEC 2, TO W
592.72 FT, TN N 1361.72
FT, TH E 775.03 FT, TN N
690.04 FT, TM SE'LY
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

347 R0443600 $50.88
03-06-20-32-000-0461-0
5.50 AC OB0156P0542
TURNER RONNIE A &'KAREN A
1005 SW 6TH. ST, APT 1001
LAKE BUTLER, FL

32054-1861
LOT K DESC AS COM SW COR
SEC 2TH E 438.95 FT, TH N
358.01 FT, TH W 290.73 FT
TO POB;TH W 294.29 FT, TH
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

348 R0445900 $192.10
06-06-20-00-000-0070-0
.34 AC OB0066P0041
VIERLING FRANK NORMAN
RR 2 BOX 217
LAKE BUTLER, FL
32054-9623
COM AT SW COR OF N1/2 OF
S1/2 OF LOT 5 SEC 6 & RUN
E 420 FT TO POB TH CONT E

: 20 'FT N 123 PT W 120 FT ANDERSON RANDALL A
E (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) RR 1 BOX 592
LAWTEY, FL 3205, 9603
349 R0446100 $168.52 NE1/4 OF NE1/4, EXC S1/2
06-06-20-00-000-0090-0
1.00 AC OB0157P0073 368 R0484400 $1156.89
T CHAMBERS JORDIANA CAGLE 34-04-21-00-000-0010-0
3 RR 5 BOX 5790 5.00 AC
L) LAKE BUTLER, FL ANDERSON JUANITA GRIFFIS
87 32054-9641 RR 1 BOX 350'
COM AT SW COR OF N1/2 OF RAIFORD, FL 32083-9028
61 SI/2 OF LOT 5 SEC 6 & TH E 638 FT OF NEl/4 OF
RUN E 703 FT TO POB TH NE1/4 EXCCOM @ NE COR
RUN B 315 FT TH RUN N 420 NE1/4, TH W 165.OFT TO
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) POB; TH S 1320.0 FT, TH W
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
350 R0446300 HX $352.77
06-06-20-00-000-0092-0 369 R0484600 HX $217.01
B 1.00 AC OB0157P0073 34-04-21-00-000-0012-0
CHAMBERS JORDAINA CAGLE 5.00 AC OB0176P0313
RR 5 BOX 5790 THORNTON NATHAN W & TONYA 3
93 LAKE BUTLER, FL PO BOX 365
32054-9641 RAIFORD, FL 32083-0365
49 COM SW COR N1/2 OF 51/2 COM @ NE COR NE1/4, TH W
LOT 5 SEC 6, TH E 808 FT 165.OPFT TH S 22.05 FT TO
TO PUB; TH E 210 FT, TH N S ROW CR S-125 & POB; TH
210 FT, TH W 210 FT, TH S S 1317.33 FT, TH W 104.64
OF 210 FT TO POB (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
J 351 R0446400 HX $1438.06 370 R0484700 HX $166.80
06-06-20-00-000-0100-0 34-04-21-00-000-0013-0
1.00 AC OB0056P0563 5.00 AC OB0113P0629
30 SANDERSON GERALD L & SUSA ANDERSON JUANITA G 3
RR 4 BOX 2424 RR 1 BOX 350
33 LAKE BUTLER, FL RAIFORD, FL 32083-9028
32054-9605 COM 9 NE COR SEC 34, TH W
FROM POINT OF BEG AS ALG N LN 430 FT TO POB,
DESCRIBED IN OR 26 P 742 TH S TO S LN OF NE1/4 OF
TH RUN W 153 FT TH RUN S NE1/4, TH W 66 FT, TH N
284.84 FT TH RUN E 153 FT (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
N D(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
352 R0446900 HX $285.60 371 R0485600 $121.17
58 06-06-20-00-000-0132-0 35-04-21-00-000-0040-0
1 .50 AC OB0108P0105 19.00 AC OB0096P0346
SANDERSON E L, G L, S A GRIFFIS LESTER LOUIS
RR 4 BOX 2427 P 0 BOX 1122 3
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 GLEN ST MARY, FL
COM 9 INT OF N LN S1/2 32040-1122
15 '* GOV LOT4, W CEN LN CO RD N 1/2 OF NW 1/4 OF NW 1/4
K 231, TH W 641.37 FT, TH N EXC 1 AC DESC IN OR 35 P
K 259.85 FT TO FOB, TH S 420 EXC OR 87 PG 421;
6 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
372 R0485900 $765.28
353 R0452100 $122.03 35-04-21-00-000-0061-0
06-06-20-00-000-0590-0 1.60 AC OB0106P0529
9 1.00 AC OB0048P0311 THORNTON ARTHUR L & SANDR
CREWS JOHN ALLAN 346 OWEN ACRES DRIVE
6 C/O PATRICK CREWS MACCLENNY, FL 32063 31
RR 4 BOX 2452 COM 9 NE COP S1/2 OF S1/2
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 OF NW1/4 OF NW1/4 FOR.
1 A SQ IN NE COR OF S1/2 POB, TH W 210 FT, TH S
OF S1/2 LOT 4 333.68 FT, TH E 210FT, TH
N333.68 FT TO POB;
354 R0452200 $228.88
06-06-20-00-000-0600-0 373 R0487100 HX $155.82
4 '-':' 2.00 AC OB0148P0566 36-04-21-00-000-0031-0
S 'TAYLOR CLINTON T 1.50 At OB0140P0686
7 '' C/O PATRICK CREWS THORNTON ALTON C & JERRI 39
*'RT 4 BOX 2452 RR 1 BOX 578-A
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 LANTEY, FL 32058
CO & NE COR OF S1/2 GOV COM SW COR NW1/4 OF NW1/4
4 "LOT 4 TH S 395. 39 FT. TH SEC 36, TH N 21.97FT TO
J W 385 FT TO POB, TH CONT NE'LY ROW CR 125 FOR POB;
W TO E ROW SR 231 TH S30 TH N 28.03 FT.TH E 210
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

6 355 R0452300 HX $157.99 374 R0488000 HX $155.82
06-06-20-00-000-0601-0 36-04-21-00-000-0093-0
3 -". 1'.00 AC 0B0050P0600 1.01 AC OB0192P0417
CREWS PATRICK G & DONITA PPALZGRAP HAZEL M 39
RR 4 BOX 2452 RR 1 BOX 574
LAKE BUTLER, FL LAWTEY, FL 32058-9601
4 32054-9607 COM @ INT OF S LINE OF
E 210 FT OF N 1/2 OF S SW1/4 OF NW1/4 WITH W ROW
D 1/2 GOVLOT 4. EXC LAND AS LINE .R125TH RUN W 252 FT
.DESC IN OR 17 P 522, TO SW COR JACKANDERSON
'PUBLIC RECORDS UNION (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
5 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
375 R0488500 HX $846.28
3 356 R0452400 $124.20 02-05-21-00-000-0040-0
06-06-20-00-000-0602-0 10.00 AC OB0077P0540
1.00'AC OB0090P0565 GRIFFIS JOHNNIE LEO & DEB
CREWS JOHN ALLEN RR 1 BOX 302
7 C/O PATRICK CREWS RAIFORD, FL 32083
S. A RR 4,BOX 2452 o -- S1/2 OF W1/2 OF S1/2 OF
LAKE BUTLER, FL"' 32054 `'-"' 4 1 "' '"- '" : ,
(.:,7C.'^THBEW 17SFT'OTfftE E 384 AuI"r'1 'J-ilm
FT OF THE N1/2 OF THE 376 R0488806 $720.60
1 03-05-21-00-000-0010-0
S1/2 GOVT LOT'4; 73.87 AC OB0093P0608
GRIFFIS JOHNNIE L
357 R0457300 HX $294.97 RR 1 BOX 302
07-06-20-67-000-0090-0 RAIFORD, FL 32083-9025
5.00 AC OB0121P0086 W1/2 OF NE1/4 SEC 3 EXC
LEVI WALTER E DB 14 PAGE 108 39
RR 4 BOX 2782
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 377 R0491800 $243.34
1 PARCEL I DEERHAVEN 07-05-21-00-000-0091-0
4.00 AC OB0070P0586
358 R0457400 HX $498.60 DOWLING DONALD
07-06-20-67-000-0100-0 RR 1 BOX 499
5.00 AC OB0111P0064 RAIFORD, FL 32083
MASSEY WALTER GUY TH S 136.0 FT OF THE N
RT 4 BOX 2781 272.0 FT OF THE NW1/4 OF
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 THE SE1/4 LESS ROW SR
PARCEL J S229; 395

359 R0458000 $252.46 378 R0491900 HX $833.63.
07-06-20-67-000-0150-0 07-05-21-00-000-0092-0
.2.30 AC OB0153P0016 4.00 AC OB0111P0117
FORD DONNA- WORSHAM SCOTT C & BETTY G
NORTH FLORIDA SEPTIC TANK RR 1 BOX 499W
5 985 SW HARTFORD WAY RAIFORD, FL 32083
LAKE CITY, FL 32024 THE S 136.0 FT OF THE N
S PARCEL 0 DESC OR 111 PG 408.0 FT OF THE NW1/4 OF
200 DEERHAVEN SUB THE SE1/4 LESS ROW SR
S229;, 396
360 R0460000 $58.35
07-06-20-67-000-0300-0 379 R0493800 $90.92
5.90 AC OB0167P0482 07-05-21-00-000-0230-0
TAYLOR NITA S 1.00 AC OB0041P0723
C/O MARK TAYLOR COPELAND FLORINE
P 0 BOX 813 C/O NATHANIEL COPELAND
WILLERNIE, MN 55090-0813 14150 SONNY COPELAND LANE
PARCEL DD DEERHAVEN SANDERSON, PL 32087-0217
COM AT NW COR OF SW1/4 OF
361 R0461600 $542.38 SW1/4 SEC 7 & RUN S ON W 397
10-06-20-00-000-0010-0 LINE OF SAID SEC 7 A DIST
7.72 AC OB0147P0509 OF 40 FT TO POE THENCE
FAULKNER CAROLYN PER REP (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
.4501 NW 21ST DRIVE
GAINESVILLE, FL 32605 380 R0493900 HX $393.45
NE 1/4 OF NE1/4 & NW1/4 07-05-21-00-000-0240-0
OF NE1/4 NE OF CASON 35.94 AC OB0097P0435
BRANCH EXC OR 49/359 CREWS LESLIE JR & BARBARA
OR50/130 0R50/215 P O BOX 537 399
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE-TAXROLL) RAIFORD. FL 32083-0537 398
......'COM AT SW. COR OF NW 1/4

362 R0463500 HX $527.42 OF SW 1/4 TO RUN N 380 FT
10-06-20-43-000-0070-0 TO POB TE 210 FT TH S
10.60 AC OB0102P0370 696.64 FT TO N R/W OF RD
ELLISON FREDRIOK Jt PHYL (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
RR 4 BOX 2170
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 381 R0494700 $354.61
LOT 7NEW RIVER 07-05-21-00-000-0293-0
PLANTATION AS DESC IN OR O .G 45AC IB0044003 1
70 PAGE 242; ALSO COM ROGERS WILBUR I & RITA E
SW COR NW1/4 SEC 11TH N P0 BOX 178
(ADDL LEGAL SEE TAXROLL RAIFORD, FL 32083-0178

363 R0464500 HX $151.48 792.FT OF NW 1/4 OF SE
10-06-20-43-000-0170-0 1/4 OF SEC 7 AND ROW LINE
1.56 'AC OB0121P0241 OF SR-229 TH RUN S ON ROW
ELIXSON JOHNNY G ET ALS (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
RR 4 BOX 2184
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 382 R0495800 $139.58
PART' OF 'LOT 17 NEW RVER 07-05-21-00-000-0342-0
PLAN-TATION AS DESC IN OR 1.88 AC OB0075P0015
87 PG 322 COPELAND NATHANIEL
14150 SONNY COPELAND LANE
364 R0465200 HX $151.48 SANDERSON. FL 32087-9701 400
10-06-20-43-000-0220-0 B 144.45 FT OF W 667.36
2.30 AC OB0148P0011 FT OF SWI/4 OF SWl/4 LYNG

CRAWFORD AMELIA GAIL S OF AIRLINE SPECIAL RD;
RR- 4 BOX 2161
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 383 R0497600 HX $293.91
LOT 22 NEW RIVER 09-05-21-00-000-0040-0
PLANTATION DESC OR 111 PG 1.00 AC OB0149P0413
129 ALVAREZ JAMES & LINDA
THORNTON CAROLYN
365 R0466200 HX $2543.11 PO BOX 11
16-06-200-0-000-0011-0 RAIFORD, FL 32083-0011
2.17 AC OB0187P0246 'COM AT SW COR OF THE 402
BEATTY DAVID & BRENDA R SW1/4 OF NW1/4 & RUN
RR 4 BOX 2119 NORTH ON LAND LINE 105 FT
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054 FOR POE THENCE RUN NORTH
COM NW COR NE1/4 OF (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)
NE1/4, TH S 184.85 FT TO
POB; TH S 400.49 FT, TH E
241.68 FT TO W'LY ROW CR
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL')
403
366 R0472900 $95.57
22-04-21-00-000-0020-0
20.00 AC OB0044P0334
ANDERSON RANDALL A
RR-1 BOX 594
LAWTEY, FL 32058-9603
S1/2 OF SE1/4 OF SE1/4

367 R0479500 HX $147.14
27-04-21-00-000-0010-0

ROGERS WILBUR W & RITA E
PO BOX 178
RAIFORD, FL 32083-"0134
COM AT NW COR OF SW 1/4
OF NW 1/4 & RUN S ON W
BDRY 315.3 FTTO S BDRY OF
SR 121 TH NE ON RW 317.65
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

386 R0502100 HX $155.82
-.. 17-05-21-00-000-0290-0
.50 AC OB0043P0580
CAINE HENRY L & KELLY R
PO BOX 194
RAIFORD, FL 32083-0194
BEG AT THE NE COR OF
SW1/4 OF NW1/4 & RUN S
210 FT FOR POB TH RUN S
105 FT TH RUN W 210 FT TH
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

387 R0506100 HX $549.14
18-05-21-00-000-0030-0
1.00 AC OB0121P0283
STOUTAMIRE ALSTON R, CLAU
PO BOX 482
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
COM SW COR E 711 FT OF
NE1/4 OF NE1/4 SEC 18, TH
N 36.65 FTTO POB; TH N
193 FT, TH E .77 FT, TH N
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

88 R0506400 $939.15
18-05-21-00-000-0050-0
3.42 AC OB0178P0375
GRIFFIS MARIAN F
PO BOX 34
RAIFORD, FL 32083-0034
COM NE COR OF SE1/4 OF
NE1/4 & RUN S TO N'LY
BDRY OF -ROW OFACL RR, TH
SW ALONG ROW 329.0 FT TO
(ADD'L LEGALaSEE TAXROLL)

89 R0506500 $83.87
18-05-21-00-000-0060-0
.25 AC OB0054P0523
REEVES ELCANO
PO BOX 681
RAIFORD, FL 32083-0067
COM ON E LINE OF W1/2 OF
SE1/4 OF NE1/4 ON N LINE
OF ACL R O W FOR POB THEN
E/LY 135 FT ALONG ACL R 0
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

90 R0506600 HX $376.38
18-05-21-00-000-0070-0
1.27 AC OB0067P0065
KOONCE LAWRENCE W
PO BOX 731
RAIFORD, FL 32083
W1/2 OF SE1/4 OF NE1/4 N
OF RY & E OF HENRY
THORNTON RD

91 R0507000 $691.79
18-05-21-00-000-0110-0
.91 AC OB0114P0604
MCCORD INGRAM
203 CHRISTIAN ST .
STARKE, FL 32091'
POINT OF REF INTERS NW'LY
ROW SR 121, WITH E ROW CR
229, TH N 305.47 FT TO
POB; TH N 166 FT, TH E
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

2 R0507100 HX $647.90
18-05-21-00-000-0120-0
.66 AC OB0097P0226
WEATHERHOLT ROBERT & FAIT
PO BOX 477
HWY 229
RAIFORD, FL 32083-0477
COM AT NW COR OF SE1/4 OF
NE 1/4 & RUN S 315 FT TO
POB THEN RUN E 172.21FT,
THEN S 160FT THEN W
(ADD'L LEGAL- SEE TAXROLL)

3 R0508100 HX $155.82
18-05-21-00-000-0200-0
.40 AC
DOBBS MICHAEL
PO.-BX 267 ..-* ..
RAIFORD'' FLt 3208'-0267
COM AT SE COR OF SE1/4 OF
NW1/4 OF NE1/4 & RUN N
43.3 FT ON E BDRY THEREOF
TO N LINE OF SR S-229
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

A R0510100 HX $251.57
18-05-21-00-000-0360-0
.38 AC OB0160P0399
MORGAN TINA MARIA THOUROT
PO BOX 298
RAIFORD, FL 32083-0298
COM AT NE COR OF SW1/4 OF
NE1/4 RUN W 720 FT ON N
LINE OF SAID FORTY THENCE
S 1 DEC E 15 FT TO S LINE
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

5 R0514800 HX $291.17
18-05-21-00-000-0740-0
1.01 AC
REEVES ELCANO
PO BOX 681
RAIFORD, FL 32083-0067
THE S 210 FT OF N 420 FT
OF E 210 FT OF SE1/4 OF
SWl/4

R0516800 HX $153.65
18-05-21-00-000-0910-0
.45 AC OB0173P0305
BRYANT DANIEL
PO BOX 704
RAIFORD, PL '32083
COM 245 YDS S OF NE COR
OF NW1/4 OF SE1/4 & RUNS
35 YDS W 70 YDS N 35 YDS.
& E 70 YDS TO BEG

R0519600 $40.15
18-05-21-26-002-0070-0
.09 AC OB0110P0284
VARNES NEAL & MARGIE
RR 1 BOX 344
LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054
LOT 7 BLK 2 RAIFORD
DEVELOPMENT SUB

R0523400 $339.57
19-05-21-00-000-0161-0
5.00 AC OB0113P0203
THORNTON CAROLYN K
RR 1 BOX 382-A
RAIFORD, FL 32083-9801
COM B SW COR OF NE1/4 OFP
SW1/4TH N 822.64 FT TO
IRON PIPE & POB, T CONT
N 309.00 FT TO IRON PIPE.
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

R0523500 HX $294,50
19-05-21-00-000-0162-0
3.00 AC OB0068P0660
DANSON MARION FJ
PO BOX 34
RAIFORD. FL 32083-0034
COM B SW COR OF NE 1/4 OF
SW 1/4, TN N 1131.86 FT
TO POB, TN CONT N 163.91
FT. TO SE 880.59 FT, TO
(ADD'L LEGAL -SEE TAXROLL)

R0524400 -HX- $846.42
19-05-21-86-000-0020-0
2.05 AC OB0198P0346
TETSTONE RAIFORD JR
RR 1 BOX 395 R
RAIFORD, FL 32083

COM 9 NW COR OF N1/2 OF
NW1/4 OF SW1/4 & RUN
SOO*10'07"W, ALNG W LN
THEREOF, 60.17 FT TOS R/W
(ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL)

R0527900 HX $149-.31
20-05-21-00-000-0190-0
1.00 AC OB0142P0478
GREEN JOYCE N & GORDON W
RR 1 BOX 383 G
RAIFORD, PL 32083
ALL THE N1/2 OF NW1/4 OF
SW 1/4 LYING E OF SR 229

R0529100 $419.66
30-05-21-00-000-0060-0
79.00 AC OB0198P0064
GRIFFIS CHRISTOPHER & MEL
RR 1 BOX 491
LAKE BUTLER. PL
32054-9724
N1/2 OF FOLLOWING DESC
PROP N3/4 OF NE1/4 OF
NW1/4 EXC COM AT NW COR
THRRwnv ,--- -

Page 10A UNION COUNTY TIMES May 26, 2005

AWARDS
Continued from p. 1A

Farm Bureau. were given to
members who have earned and
invested a minimum of $50 as
well as participating in two or
more activities. Pins were
awarded to Parker Andrews,
Tricia Black, Gail Chandler,
Jordan 'Clyatt, Maegan
Crockett, Olivia Cubbedge,
Tara Dobbs, Zack Dowling,
Aaron Dukes, Melissa Dukes,
Courtney Floyd, Danielle
Giebeig, Dayle Giebeig, Carl
Griffis, James Hall, Kristi
Hawkins, Hannah Hayes,
Stacey Hutton, Miranda Kent,
Ryan Lee, Walter Littles, Ross
Marshall, Mallory Martin, Joey
O'Hern, Greg Parrish, Jessica
Parrish,'Hali Perryman, Daniel
Rengering, Tabitha Roberts,
Mallory Rogers, Zeke Scaff,
Morganne Schlipe, Jeremy
Shuler, C.J. Spiller, Michelle
Starling, Zack Sweat, Mallory
Tetstone, Lauren Thomas, Joe
Trowell, Caleb Williams,
Marcia Williams, Kendyl
Willis, Celeste Wilson, Tyler
Wood, Ashlyn Woodington,
Brooke Worrell, and Rebecca
.Yarbrough.
Sponsored by Mercantile
Bank, the Chapter FFA Degree
Pins were given to members
who have earned and invested
a minimum of $150 and
participated in at least three
FFA activities. Pins were
awarded to Spencer Bell, Ryan
Black, Tricia Black, Donny
Clyatt, Kaleb Clyatt, Ashley
Crawford, Justin Crawford,
;J.ohnathan Davis, Carissa
Driggers, Courtney Floyd,
Ryan Gemelli, Justin
Higginbotham, Cory Howell,
Michele Hunter, Stacy Hutton,
Preston- Kinsey, Mallory
Martin, Jami Mobley, Kasey
Nobles, Kyle Parrish, Hali
Perryman, Chelsea Ricks, John
Sapp, Jessica Starling, Mallory
Tetstone,, Cailey Thomas,
Katie .Williams, Celeste
Wilson, Ashlyn Woodington
and Chelsea Blalock.
Brittany- Parrish will be
receiving the FFA's highest
degree, known as the
American FFA Degree, at the
National FFA Convention.
The Blue and Gold Award is
given to those who provided
outstanding.service to the Lake
Butler FFA during the past
several years. This year, a,
plaque was awarded to Mr. and
'Mrs. Wilbur Andrews.
Mr. Andrews, who has
been involved in the
Bradford/Uni6n Cattlemen's
Association for 30 years,
assists in training both the
Livestock Judging Teams and
the AG Mechanics Teams. In
addition to providing food at
the fair each year, Mrs....
Andrews has also chaperoned
at several state conventions.
The 2005 Middle School
Poultry Team was awarded the
state championship. The team
members were Tara Sapp,
Marvin Brooks, and Ryan
Waters. Waters was awarded
the High Individual score for
the contest. The Senior State
Championship Team will be
competing in: this year's.
National Competition in
Louisville, Kentucky.
Members of the Senior Team
include Hali Perryman, Carissa
Driggers, Stacey Hutton,
Marcia Williams and Sara
Bennett. Bennett was awarded
the High Individual score.
The Middle School
Livestock Judging Team
placed fifth.in the state this
year. Members of the team
were Clint Williams, Tyler
Stone, Ashton Howard,
Matthew Thomas, and Hillary.
Ricks. The Senior Team,
which finished third in the
state, included members Zack
Sweat, Brian Ward, Krystal
Gunter, Andrea Andrews, and
Leah McDowell.
The Sepior Vegetable Team
members were Parker
Andrews, Caleb Williams,
Danielle Giebeig, and Erica
Dupress. The Middle School
Team included Chance
Howell, Dillan Clyatt, Jordan
Williams, and Ashton Howard.
The Senior Horse Team
members were Melissa Dukes,
Cailey Thomas, Farron
Richardson, Chelsea Blaylock,
and Megan Crockett. Garth
Ellington represented the
Middle School Horse Team.
Representing the Senior'

Chapter, Austin Thomas won.
the Sub-District and District
Tractor Driving Contest, and
will go on to compete in the
state contest this June. Brad
Dicks was recognized as the
alternate for this contest.
The Middle School's
Prepared Public Speaking
winner was. Clint Williams.
The -Senior Chapter's winner
was Caleb Williams. Both
Clint and Caleb will be
competing for the state titles in
June.
Chelsea Ricks won the sub-

district Extemporaneous Public
Speaking competition and
placed second in the district.
The Middle School's winner
was Kris Bracewell.
This year's Creed Speaker
from the Senior Chapter was
Zack Sweat, who won the Sub-
District Competition and
finished second at the District
Contest.
The Middle School Opening
Ceremony team won the Sub-
district Competition and came
in 2nd place at the District
Competition. Team members
were Danielle Adler, Hannah
Tucker, Lacey Webb, Clint
Williams, Gabby Perez, Kris
Bracewell and Jenna Driggers.
The Agr-ibusiness
Management team placed
fourth in the state. Team pins,
sponsored by Farm Credit of
North Florida, were given to
Cara Hannon, Jenna Handley,
Kerri Gnann, Bella Bhatt, and
Bryan Ward.
The AG Issues Team came
in fourth place at the State
Competition. Team members
were Loren Willis, Andrea
Andrews, Leah McDowell, Jill
Peacock, Kaleb Clyatt, and
Krystal Gunter.
The Parliamentary
Procedure Senior Team, which
won the Sub-District and then
District competitions, was
comprised of Caleb Williams,
Kaleb Clyatt, Jennifer Lake,
Katie Crawford, Jamie
Mobley, Celeste Wilson,
Daniel ..Rengering, Aaron
Dukes and Zack Sweat. This
team will be competing at the
State Convention.
The Middle -School
Parliamentary Procedure
Team, whose pins were
sponsored by Mr. and Mrs.
Whitehead, won the Sub-
District competition. Placing
second at the District
Competition, team members
included Tara Sapp, Olivia
Bennett, Lauren Tomlinson,
Clint Williams, Tyler Stone,
and Chase Bailey.
For the first time, the Lake
Butler Senior Chapter
competed in the Food Science
Contest. This team place fifth
at the State Contest. Team
members were Acea Brown,
Chelsea Ricks, Katie
Crawford, Whitney Dukes,
Preston Kinsey, and Bryan
Ward.
There were several winners
at last summer's state
competitions. The' Senior
Opening Ceremonies Team
placed third in the state, and
included team members Dayle
Giebeig, Daniel Rengering,
-Danielle Giebeig,. Hannah
.Tucker, Kendyl Willis, Caleb
Williams and Zack Sweat.
The Middle School
Parliamentary Procedure Team
placed fourth in the state and
.included members Clint
Williams, Daniel Rengering,
Caleb Williams, Aaron Dukes,
Dayle Giebeig, Danielle
Giebeig, Jessica Parrish, Jared
Freeman and Zack Sweat.
Caleb Williams won the
state competition for the
Middle School Prepared Public
Speaking Contest. Megan
Giebeig won as Star
Agriscience Student of the
Year. Justin Howard won first
place in the state Tractor
Driving Contest.
During the National FFA
Convention last October,
several of Lake Butler's teams
were there. The Poultry Team
was a gold medal team and
placed ninth in th6 nation. The
team members were Lacey
Johnson, Courtney Floyd,
Ashlyn. Woodinton, Katie
Williams, Justin Crawford and
Kerrie Lynch.
The Parliamentary
Procedure Team became the
first Gold Medal Parliamentary
Procedure Team in the state of
Florida. Placing fourth in the
nation, the team consisted of
members Jill Peacock, Leah'
McDowell, Andrea Andrews,
Loren Willis, Bryan Ward,
Kerri Gnann, Lindsay Clyatt,
and Kaleb Clyatt.
The Agriculture Issues
Team, a bronze medal team,
had members Bryan Ward,
Kerri Gnann, Jamie Mobley,
Lindsay Clyatt, Austin
Woodinton, Megan Giebeig,
Tabitha Roberts, and Jennifer
Lake.
Proficiency Awards are
based on an application
completed by a member that

details their projects, or the
responsibilities of their
employment. Justin Howard
was awarded for Agriculture
Service, Brad Dicks was
awarded for Specialty Crop
Production, Krystal Gunter for
Diversified Livestock, and
Justin Howard for Landscape
Management.. Both Brad Dicks
and Justin Howard are state
finalists in their areas.
Keri Gnann and Justin
Howard were recognized as
Star Finalists in Agribusiness.
The Workhorse Awards
were given to individuals who
displayed qualities above the

level of dependability. These
individuals have gone above
and beyond the call of duty on
numerous occasions.
The winners were: Ryan
Black, Acea Brown, Brad
Dicks, Tasha Douglas, Erica
Dupree, Brian Franzluebbers,
Ryan Gimelli, Megan Howard,
Ashton Howard, Farron
Richardson, John Andrew
Sapp, Whitney Sykes, Morgan
Schlipf, Tyler Stone, Austin
Thomas, Cailey Thomas,
Hannah Tucker, Bryan Ward,
.Loren Willis, Matt Stalnaker,
Chelsea Ricks, Lacey Webb
and Caleb Williams.
Each Workhorse Award
recipient was given a plaque as
well as a check for $50,
sponsored by Mercantile Bank,
the Geibeig family, Hillandale,
Gator Reman, WCW Lumber,
Representative Aaron Bean,
Jared Bielling, Marsan Carr,
Avery Roberts, Badcock
Furniture, Farm Credit, Adam
Burgess, Glen and Amanda
James, CSB Bank, Vision
Realty, Hobo Tractor
Company and Westside Feed.
Outstanding Member
Awards were given to the
member who displayed the
most overall involvement in
chapter activities. Tara Sapp
was the Oustanding seventh
Grade Member, and was given
a plaque and a check for $50
sponsored by the Bishop
family. The eigth Grade
Outstanding Member was Kris
Bracewell, who received a
plaque and a check for $50
from TL Squared Builders.
Zack Sweat was the ninth
Grade Outstanding Member
and was given a plaque and a
check for $50 from Union
County Farm Bureau.
The Star Greenhand Award
is given to the outstanding
ninth grade member who has
demonstrated .strong leadership
skills and has an active SAE
Project. The winner, Caleb
Williams, received a check for
$75, sponsored by Bielling's
Tire.
Krystal Gunter won the Star
Chapter Farmer Award as the
member who shows
exceptional leadership skills
and possesses a superior
supervised agricultural
program. In addition to a
plaque, Krystal received a
check for $100, sponsored by
Pritchett Trucking.
The Star Agribusiness
Award js given to a member
who displays outstanding skills
in the :area of agriculture sales
and services. This year's
winner is student Justin
Howard, who owns and
operates 'Howard's Lawn
Service. Justin received a
check for $100 sponsored by
Archer's Service Station.
Kerri Gnann was this year's
winner of the Star Agriscience
Award and received a check
for $100 sponsored by the
Dukes family. Kerri is a Star
Agriscience finalist and will
also be recognized at the State
FFA Convention this summer.
The Star Ag Sales and
Service Award, sponsored by
Avery Roberts, was awarded to
Brad Dickls. The purpose of the
award is to recognize a student
who has excelled in an Ag
sales and service situation.
Brad, who owns and operates
an irrigation company, was
awarded $100.
In addition to their
involvement in FFA, all of the
winners of the Middle School
Chapter Scholarship Awards
have a 4.0 GPA. Those
students were Megan Adams,
Gabby Perez and Ashton
Howard. The Winners of the
Senior Chapter Scholarship
Awards were Acea Brown,
Loren Willis and Kerri Gnann.
Each winner received a pin and
a check for $50. These awards
. were sponsored by Pritchett
Trucking, Marsan Carr, Kevin
Kirby, Kyle Anderson, Farm
Credit, and Chapman
Photography.

See AWARDS, p. 12A

LEGALS

NOTICE OF ACTION
BEFORE THE BOARD OF
NURSING
IN RE: The license to practice
nursing of
Jennifer Rundell, R.N.

P.O. Box 396
Worthin on Springs, Florida 32697
CASE NO.: 2004-04151
LICENSE NO.: RN 3400472
The Department of Health has filed
an Administrative Complaint against
you, a copy of which may be obtained
by contacting, Monica J. Ryan,
Assistant a General Counsel,
Prosecution Services Unit, 4052 Bald
Cypress Way, Bin #C65,
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-3265,
850-414-8126.
If No contact has been made by you
concerning the above by June 9,
2005, the matter of the Administrative
Complaint will be presented at an
ensuing meeting of the Board of
Nursing in an Informal proceeding.
In accordance with the Americans
with Disabilities Act, persons needing
a special accommodation to
particloate in'this proceeding should

contact the individual or agency
sending this notice not later than
seven days prior to the proceeding at
the address given on the notice.
Telephone: 850-414-8126,1-800-955-
8771 (TDD) or 1-800-955-8770(V),
via Florida Relay Service.
5/5 4tchg. 5/26
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR UNION
COUNTY
GENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CASE NO. 63-2005-0006
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.
AS NOMINEE FOR CHASE HOME
FINANCE, LLC SUCCESSOR BY.
MERGER TO CHASE
MANHATTAN MORTGAGE
CORPORATION
Plaintiff,
vs.
TINA HART, et al.,
Defendants)
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Final Judgment of
Foreclosure dated April 27, 2005, and
entered in Case No. 63-2005-0006, of
the Circuit Court of the EIGHTH
Judicial Circuit in and for UNION
County, Florida wherein
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.
AS NOMINEE FOR CHASE HOME
FINANCE, LLC SUCCESSOR BY
MERGER TO CHASE
MANHATTAN MORTGAGE
CORPORATION is Plaintiff and
TINA HART. et al., are Defendants, I
will sell to the highest and best bidder
for cash on the Front lawn of the
Union County Courthouse, Lake
Butler, in LAKE BUTLER, UNION
County, Florida, 11:00 A.M on the
16th day of June, 2005, the following
described property as set forth in said
Final Judgment, to wit:
EXHIBIT A
PARCEL 7-C UPLAND PINES
PLANTATIONS, UNION COUNTY,
FLORIDA
DESCRIPTION:
A PARCEL OF LAND LYING IN
SECTION 17, TOWNSHIP 6
SOUTH, RANGE 18 EAST, UNION
COUNTY, FLORIDA BEING MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
SAID SECTION 17 AND THENCE
RUN NORTH 240'40" WEST, A
DISTANCE OF 2490.56 FEET TO A
CONCRETE MONUMENT; -
THENCE RUN SOUTH 8711'01-
WEST, A DISTANCE OF 1340.27
FEET TO A CONCRETE
MONUMENT; THENCE SOUTH
234'31', EAST, A DISTANCE OF
1140.37 FEET TO CONCRETE
MONUMENT; THENCE
CONTINUE SOUTH 234'31 'EAST,
A DISTANCE OF 119.63 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING;
THENCE CONTINUING SOUTH
2034'31" EAST, A DISTANCE OF
123.10 FEET, THENCE SOUTH
87007'26" WEST A DISTANCE OF
383.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH
234'34" WEST, A DISTANCE OF
120.40 FEET; THENCE NORTH
86043'12" EAST, A DISTANCE OF
383.03 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING.
EASEMENTS
RE: SARA LANE AND JESSE LANE
OF UPLAND PINES PLANTATION'
A STRIP OF LAND 60 FEET WIDE
LYING 30 FEET TO THE RIGHT
AND 30 FEET TO THE LEFT OF
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
CENTERLINE:
COMMENCE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
SECTION 17, TOWNSHIP 6
SOUTH. RANGE 18 EAST AND

RUN N25440"W ALONG THE
EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION,
2490.56 FEET TO A CONCRETE
MONUMENT; THENCE RUN
S07011'01'W 670.13 FEET TO AN
IRON PIN; THENCE RUN
S240'40"E 130 FEET TO THE
P.O.B. OF SAID.CENTERLINE;
THENCE CONTINUE S240'40"E
ALONG SAID CENTERLINE
1753.49 FEET TO A POINT
HEREINAFTER KNOWN AS
POINT "A"; THENCE RUN
S18*30'W ALONG SAID
CENTERLINE 1029.43 FEET TO
THE P.C. OF A CURVE HAVING A
RADIUS OF 293.99 FEET AND
BEING CONCAVE TO THE
NORTHEAST; THENCE RUN
SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE
ARC OF SAID CENTERLINE
CURVE AN ARC DISTANCE OF
388.68 FEET (THROUGH A
CENTRAL ANGLE OF 75045'), TO
THE POINT OF COMPOUND
CURVE OF A CURVE HAVING A
RADIUS OF 550 FEET AND BEING
CONCAVE TO THE NORTHEAST;
THENCE RUN EASTERLY ALONG
THE ARC OF SAID CENTERLINE
CURVE AN ARC DISTANCE OF
575.96 FEET (THROUGH A
CENTRAL ANGLE OF 60), TO
THE POINT OF REVERSE CURVE
OF SAID CENTERLINE, SAID
CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF
1145.92 FEET AND BEING
CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHEAST;
THENCE RUN NORTHEASTERLY
ALONG THE ARC OF SAID
CENTERLINE CURVE AN ARC
DISTANCE OF 474.14 FEET
(THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE
OF 23042'24"), TO THE P.T. OF
SAID) .CENTERLINE-CURVE;
THENCE RUN N8627'24"E
ALONG SAID CENTERLINE 1955
FEET TO THE P.C. OF A CURVE
HAVING A RADIUS OF 1145.92
FEET AND BEING CONCAVE TO
THE SOUTHWEST; THENCE RUN
SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE
ARC OF SAID CENTERLINE
CURVE AN ARC DISTANCE OF
481.08 FEET (THROUGH A
CENTRAL ANGLE OF 2403'14"),
TO THE P.T. OF SAID CURVE;
THENCE RUN S69029'22"E ALONG
SAID CENTERLINE 57.76 FEET TO
THE P.C. OF A CURVE HAVING A
RADIUS OF 531.60 FEET AND
BEING CONCAVE TO THE
NORTHEAST; THENCE RUN
EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF
SAID CENTERLINE CURVE AN
ARC DISTANCE OF 197.69 FEET
(THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE
OF 21018'25"), TO THE P.T. OF
SAID CURVE AND THE WEST
R/W OF STATE ROAD NO. 791 (80
FOOT R/W) AND THE END OF
SAID CENTERLINE RETURN TO
POINT "A," SAID POINT BEING
THE P.O.B. OF A STRIP OF LAND
40 FOOT WIDE, LYING 20 FEET
TO THE RIGHT AND 20 FEET TO
THE LEFT OF THE FOLLOWING
DESCRIBED CENTERLINE: FROM
SAID POINT "A" RUN S8711'01"W
ALONG SAID CENTERLINE
1056.51 FEET TO THE END OF
SAID CENTERLINE. ALL BEING
AND LYING IN SECTIONS 17, 20
AND 21, TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH,
RANGE 18 EAST, UNION
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
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PINES PLANTATION AND THE
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71.27 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
87007'26" WEST, A DISTANCE OF
293.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
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99.26 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
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PLANTATION; THENCE SOUTH
87*11'01" WEST ALONG THE
NORTH LINE OF LOTS 10-G AND
9-G A DISTANCE OF 40 FEET;.
THENCE NORTH 234'31" WEST,
A DISTANCE OF 997.47 FEET TO
THE NORTH LINE OF LOT 8-C;
THENCE NORTH 87 09'41" EAST,
A DISTANCE OF 20.00 FEET TO
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
SAID LOT 8-C; THENCE SOUTH
234'31" EAST ALONG THE WEST
LINE OF LOT 7-C, A DISTANCE OF
50.40 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
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273.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH
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122.78 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE
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NORTH 8643'12" EAST, A
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NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID
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35'06'57' EAST, A DISTANCE OF
130.14 FEET; THENCE NORTH
87*11'01" EAST A DISTANCE OF
602.59 FEET TO THE EAST LINE
OF SAID LOT 3-E AND
CENTERLINE OF SAID 60'
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240'41" EAST ALONG SAID, EAST
LINE AND CENTERLINE, A
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Lake Butler Office
410 W. Main St.
Lake Butler
386-496-1093

MAIN OFFICE
100 E. Call St., Starke
904-964-5278
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Melrose Office
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Keystone Heights
352-473-4550

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Time: Noon .
Where: Shoney's
Sponsor: Chamber of Commerce
Topic: Dealing with the irate customer
STARKE
MAIN ST. STARKE INC. BOARD MEETING

When: Tuesday, June 14
Time: 8 a.m.
Where: NFRCC board room

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TOWN FORUM
When: Tuesday, June 14
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Where: Watson Center
Speaker: BC Sheriff Bob Milner
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MEETING
When: Thursday, June 16
Time: Noon
Where: NFRCC board room

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AWARDS
Continued from p. 10A
The Chapter Leadership
Awards are based on a
member's activity and
initiative in the chapter. This
very competitive award was
given to Clint Williams of the
Middle School Chapter. Clint
received a check for $100
sponsored by Patsy and Alfred
Elixson. The Senior Chapter
Leadership Awards were given
to Andrea Andrews, Leah
McDowell, and Caleb
Williams. Each winner.
received a pin and a check for
$100, sponsored by
Representative Aaron Bean,
Carlton and Nadine Faulk, and
Megan Giebeig.
During the past year, the
Lake Butler FFA chapters
raised $3,373 for the
FFA/Chevrolet Scholarship
Program. Because of Lake
Butler's involvement in this
fundraiser, the first annual
Chevy Truck Scholarship of-
$500 was awarded to Jusiditi
Howard.
The WUCR Scholarship
Award is reserved- for a
member who has displayed
outstanding skills in the area of
agriculture communications.
Andrea Andrews was given a
$500 scholarship from WUCR
107.9.
The Harlis Ellington
Memorial Scholarship
recognizes the achievements of
.a graduating member of the
Lake Butler Senior FFA. This
year's winner, Krystal Gunter,
received a plaque and a check-
for $500 presented by Garrett
and Alice Ellington.
A check for $500 from the
Lori Nicole Anderson
Memorial Scholarship Fund
was presented by Stephanie
Anderson and awarded to
Katie Crawford.
The Senior Awards are
given to the graduating seniors
who have made the greatest
contribution to the success of
Lake Butler FFA. Sponsored
by the FFA Alumni, this year's
recipients were Andrea
Andrews, Loren Willis, Justin
Howard, Bryan Ward, Krystal
Gunter, Ashley Clark, Katie
Crawford, and Kerri Gnann.
Each student received a check
for $50 sponsored by the FFA
Alumni, and will receive their
State FFA Degree this
summer. **

UCHS class of
1980 plans
reunion
The Union County High
School class of 1980 has
planned a reunion for Saturday,
June 11, at 6 p.m., on private
property located just off CR-
18A, between Dukes and
Worthington Springs.
The cost is $10 per person or
$20 per couple. r-
-Dinner wnltbeprovided and'
attire will be casual. Those;
attending should provide a
dessert.
RSVP-with-payment before
June 1. Call Sheri Moore
Parrish at (386) 496-3921 or
visit her at Lake Butler Farm
Center.

Free women's
Acorn health
services
offered
Women between the ages of,
50 and 64 who are '
uninsured and who have a low
income level -- are eligible to
participate in the Believe in'
Miracles program and receive
a free mammogram and PAP
smear. For more information,
or to schedule an appointment,
call the Acorn Clinic near
Brooker at (352) 485-1133.
The program is sponsored
by the Mary Brogan Breast
and Cervical Cancer Early
Detection Program and the
Putnam County Health
Department.

NRSWA
meets again
June 9
The New River Solid Waste
Association, the governing
board of the New River
Regional Landfill in Raiford,_
will meet on Thursday, June 9,
at 6 p.m. in the boardroom at'
the landfill.
The association is comprised
of county commissioners from
Bradford, Baker and Union
counties, and its meetings are
open to the public. Agendas
are available in advance. For .
more information, call (386)
431-1000.

Blanding

CAP students benefit from business hosting
Memorial Day

The Union County High
School business program is
helping exceptional students
and businesses get together.
"Thank you to the
businesses of Union County
who have made the
Exceptional Education
Students Community Work
Program a huge success," said
Tammy Harrison, business'
program director at Union
County High School
The school/business
partnership has increased the
student's growth in job skills
and social skills in formal
work environment. This
program enabled the students
to gain hands-on experience in
the workplace while learning
valuable life skills as well.
The students are under the
supervision of -Ta-m-m-y--
Harrison and Kathy Griffis of
the business management
program. Some of the targeted.
skills included stocking
shelves, pricing merchandise,
general inside clean up and
outdoor maintaince.:
"The program has allowed
the students to become
contributing and valuable
partners to their community,"
said Harrison. 'The CAP
program will continue next
year and any local businesses
that would like to participate
can contact Harrison at Union
County High School at (386)
496-3040.

Students from the CAP program stand with Karen
Cossey, owner of Karen's OQuik Stop.

Students stand with one of the owners of Video Express/
Radio Shack in Lake Butler.

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observance
Camp Blanding Museum
and Historical Associates will
hold its annual Memorial Day
ceremony on Monday, May
30, at 2 p.m.
The event will take place on
the post at Camp Blanding in
Clay County, on S.R. 16 east
of Starke. The event is free and
open to the public.
Included in the program will
be a Holocaust survivor,
Ernest Kan, who was liberated
by the 30"t Division, which
trained at Camp Blanding. At
that time, 1"s Lt. Frank Towers,
a local resident, was serving as
the division liaison officer and
was involved in the liberation
of prisoners of war in
Magdeburg, Germany in April
1945.
Due to very unusual
circumstances, both men were
invited to speak recently by the
mayor of Madgeburg. The
celebration marked -the 60th
anniversary of the liberation.
These two men met for the
first time since April 18, 1945.
It was a very emotional
encounter, and they discovered
while sharing this momentous
occasion that they both lived in
Eloridav-about 250 miles from
each other.
Also on the program will be
a German prisoner of war who
was incarcerated at the prison
camp at Camp Blanding during
World War II. Rupert
Metzroth will speak on his
'experience as a WWII prisoner
of war in America and abroad.
The museum will present its
newly -acquired exhibit, a

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Everyone is encouraged to
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For more information,
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Host a
chamber
BASH...
If you are interested in
hosting a Business and Social
Hour' (BASH) for the North
Florida Regional Chamber of
Commerce, call (904) 964-
5278.

Prevention
Task Force to
meet
The next meeting of the
Bradford/Union, Prevention
Task Force will be held at the
First Presbyterian Church of
Starke, 921 E. Call St., at noon
on Thursday, June 9.
For more information, call
Cristine Weitsman at (352)
334-1333.

Chamber
board sits
May 26
The Board of Governors of
the North Florida Regional
Chamber of Commerce will
meet on Thursday, May 26, at
noon in the chamber
boardroom at 100 E. Call St. in
Starke,
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News from Bradford County, Union County and the Lake Region area

Melrose and Lawtey climb aboard Yulee RR celebration

By LINDA ZCHORR
Telegraph Staff Writer.

The Yulee Railroad Days
festival, which will be rolling
through year number two of it's
seven-year annual stretch of
festivities, will be held this
summer in various towns along
the way between June 3 and 5.
The past will come alive on
Saturday, June 4, when Lawtey
'hosts the progressional festival
for the second year in a row and
'Melrose hosts for its first time.
SThe desire to join thetwo
'seas on either side of Flori1d-
gave way to a project whereby a
cross-state railroad was built
from Fernandia on the Atlantic
Ocean side to Cedar Key on the
Gulf of Mexico side. The
visionary behind the historical
project was Dav id Yulee. The
rail is known today as CSX
Transportation. ......
The city of Lawtey, making a
small but significant step into
the Yulee Railroad Days-
'picture, will be supported by a
,lot of dedicated people working
hard to make the June 4-5 Trail
Ridge Festival at Tatum Bros.
Park an excellent one indeed.
Last year's festival of but one.
-day was -sueh a crowd pleaser.
.that the city has stretched the
'celebration to a second day for
this year's event.
S On Saturday, June 4, the
festival will come- a-ive from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. Mayor Jimmie
,Scotto will officially open the
festivalaL9 a.m.-At 9:30 a.m., a
chicken and rice cook-off as
-well as a dessert-bake-off will
begin, sponsored by the Lawley
Fire Department. 10 a.m. will
be the time to crown four lucky
people, 2 tall arid 2 small, Mr.
and Mrs. Trail Ridge and Little
Mr. and Mrs. Trail Ridge.
Steel Country will rock the
stage at noon and they will be
Joined with surprise guests. At
the same time the cook-off and
bake-off winner's -wilTl e "
announced, and their tasty
dishes will be made available
for purchase at the Lawtey Fire
Department, which --is-
sponsoring the culinary
contests. Henry Hodges and
Eddie Boatwright will zoom in
with a big antique car show.
On Sunday, June 5, the
festival will start at 11 a.m. with
a wonderful multi-church
worship service in the park.
Steel Country will once again at

Rotary Club
to honor -
AI Crosby
The Starke Rotary Club and
American Legion Post 56
invite the community to honor
longtime civic leader Al
Crosby on Saturday June 18.
2:30-4 p.m. at the American
Legion Post 56-building at 709
Edwvards Rd. in Starke.
Light refreshments will be
served from 2:30-3 while
guests greet Crosby and his
family. From 3-4, a program
will be presented on Crosby's
career in the Armed Forces, the
city and county, and his
extensive involvement with
Rofary and the American
Legion. City and county
dignitaries will also be on
hand.
For more information, call
Rotary Club president Kevin
Miller at 904-964-6305.

-Florida WWII
Monument
dedicated
June 6
The Florida World War II
Monument dedication
ceremony will be held at 10
a.m. on Monday. June 6, in
Tallahassee at 500 S.
Bronough St.
Parking is available at the
Tallahassee Civic Center with
bus transportation between 9
a.m. and 1:30 p.m. from f'he"'
Civic Center to the monument
site on the grounds of the
Museum of Florida History,
I home of the "Florida
Remembers World War I1"
exhibit and the "Celebration on
the Plaza" following the fly-
over and dedication.
S Lunch will be served on the
Plaza following the ceremony.
The public is invited.

noon take 'the stage with their
guests. Cyclists on the Cross-
Florida Bike Ride will make a
stop in town. Buckle up for.the
Second day of the car show"

where race cars will be on
display. The celebration will
round up at 5 p.m.
During the celebration, kids
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in a petting zoo, ride atop
ponies, and jump along on
inflatables. Caddyshack will
pounce onto the scene with live
tigers. There will be a raffle for

a gas grill, a flag set, a kitchen Community Association,
rooster set and a quilt, as well Historic Melrose, Inc., and the
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Starke man
flees police,
crashes in
Union County
Joe Allan Prevatt, 39, of
Starke was arrested May 20
after his vehicle crashed
following a pursuit from
Bradford to Union County.
At 3:45 a.m., Starke Sgt.
Richard Crews and Officer
Matthew Watson observed a
blue Ford on US-301, weaving
from lane to lane. The officers
attempted to traffic stop the
vehicle but it failed to stop,
continuing to travel erratically
through local streets, west on
SR-16 and onto county roads.
The Ford was- in and out of
ditches, weaving from lane to
lane and drove on the wrong
side of the road, Offiper Watson
said.
Travelling toward Union
County, the vehicle approached
a westbound vehicle and
attempted to pass it on the
right, striking the guard rail of
the New River bridge several
times, and then struck the
passenger side of the bystander
vehicle. The bystander vehicle
spun ---left and the suspect
vehicle became airborne,
travelled on two wheels,
recovered and continued into
Union County, Officer Watson
said.
The pursuit came to an end
when Prevatt's Ford drove off
the left side of the roadway,
fishtailed back to the right side
into the ditch and struck a tree.
The driver attempted to
continue to flee with the tires
spinning in the ditch.
Finally Prevatt exited the
vehicle, staggering due to
apparent intoxication, Officer
Watson said. He had a hard time,
standing and his speech was
slurred.
Florida Highway Patrol
Trooper Brian N. Lamb and
Sgt: Ronald Pinkston responded
to the pursuit. Dollie T. Wood,
55, victim of the hit-and-run,
stated she attempted to move to
the right when she saw the blue
lights, but was hit by: the
fleeing vehicle. Damage to her
Ford Mustang was'
approximately $6,000. She
apparently was not seriously
injured Trooper Lamb said.
a i0 revah's Ford
as,,gaprQloiately: $5,000.....
Prevatt was arrested for
driving under the influence with
property damage, leaving .the
scene of an accident involving
damage to property, aggravated
fleeing attempting to elude law
enforcement officers with injury
or property damage and refusing
to consent to testing.
"Joe Prevatt is -a registered
sex offender and has an
extensive record including
burglaries. I am very concerned
that a person with this kind of
record is out on the streets at
3:45 a.m. in an intoxicated
state and endangering our

citizens," Starke Chief Gordon
Smith said.

pickup was reported stolen from
Alachua County, Deputy
Manning said. The truck
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Jamboree refusing to stop before turning
onto Southwest First Street.
melee sees The driver fled the vehicle and
7 arrested ran into a wooded area. A
second man exited the passenger
Seven females were arrested side and also ran, Deputy
May 20 following an Manning said.
altercation at the Union County Attempts to catch the driver
High School spring football were unsuccessful.
jamboree. Deputy Ken Smith spotted
Five of the females were the passenger and took him into
charged with fighting and placed custody after using a Taser to
under arrest, according to Sgt. subdue him. Marijuana was
Raymond Shuford. While found during a search of his
attempting to determine the pockets.
exact cause of the problem and Ethan Etienne Anderson was
waiting for a transport van to charged with fleeing eluding
arrive, other subjects, possibly police, resisting an officer,
family members arrived and grand theft vehicle and
created a second disturbance, 'possession of cannabis, Deputy
Sgt. Shuford said. Manning said.
Charged with affray were The driver remains at large.
Antwawnette Monique Gordon,
18, of Gainesville; Quantisha
Latress Aldridge, 18, of R c
Keystone Heights; and three arrests
juveniles (a 16-year-old, a 15-
year-old and a 13-year-old), Sgt. in Bradford,
Shuford said. Clay r union
Charged with lay or Unio
obstruction/resisting an officer The following individuals
without violence were _Trinette-were arrested recently by local
Marie-.Hill, 34, o6f 3ainesville law enforcement officers in
and a 16-year-old from Lake Bradford, Clay (Keystone
Butler. Heights area) or Union County:
The adults were transported to
the Bradford County Jail and Shawn Dannon Warren, 25,
released after a $1,000 surety of Starke was arrested May 21
bond was posted for each of by Bradford Deputy Casey
them. Moore for burglary of
The juveniles were released to unoccupied residence. Warren
family members. admitted to unlawfully entering
Assisting in restoring order a residence where he removed
were deputies Mike Bestoso, $20 worth of coins. The coins
Mindy Goodwin, Willie Lee, were used to purchase narcotics,
George Green, Doug York, Lyn Deputy Moore said. Bofnd was
Williams, Brett Handley and set at $15,000. ,
Sgt. Ronny Pinkston.

Billy Robert Wilson, 36, of
Man flees Keystone Heights was arrested
May 23 by Clay Deputy K.M.
deputies, Warner 'for attempted burglary:
gets caugi ht Wilson is charged with
S cauattempting to push the window,
A 25-year-old Lake Butler air conditioner unit into the
man was arrested just after business to gain entry at Smith
midnight May 21 following a Lake Bar. When he was
vehicle chase. unsuccessful he left the, area..
While on patrol a traffic stop Wilson was identified by a
was attempted on an orange witness to the incident which
pickup truck after it was occurred just after midnight,
observed making an illegal U- Deputy Warner said. Wilson
turn, Deputy Robert Manning was located and arrested, Deputy
said. The vehicle failed to stop Warner said. Wilson was
and continued west, I a,4 additionally -eharged-- on--.-a-
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Shannon Marie Vansyckel,
22, of Starke was arrested May
29 by Starke Sgt. William
Brown for petit theft, forgery
and uttering a forgery. The
victim contacted police when
she discovered checks were
missing. Vansyckel is charged
with cashing one of the stolen
checks for $272. When she
attempted to cash a second
check she was arrested in the
bank, Sgt. Brown said. Bond
was set at $10,000.
Leani Brockington, 55, of
Starke was arrested May 18 by
Starke Officer S.E. Swain for
grand theft, forgery and uttering
a forged. instrument. The
victim's account was overdrawn
by almost $1,000, Officer
Swain said. She found checks
had been stolen and cashed by
Brockington. Brockington
admitted to cashing the stolen
checks for approximately $700
that he used to purchase crack
cocaine, Officer Swain said.
Bond was set at $15,000.

David Emmanuel Cadle, 29,
of Starke was arrested May. 21
by Starke Sgt. Donald Spriggle
for disorderly- intoxication.
.-Cadle was intoxicated in- a-"
public place, causing a
disturbance by yelling at
passing pnoforists on Walnut
StreetI-He was making threats
to harm passengers inside the
-vehicles, Sgt. Spriggle said.
Bond was set at $1,000.
Pearl Anna Vani Echteld, 45,
of Keystone Heights was
arrested May 20 by Clay
Deputy John Murphy for
domestic battery. Van Echteld
is charged with punchifig the
victim during an argument. Van
Echteld stated the victim had hit
her and cut her with a knife,
Deputy Murphy said. A witness
stated, the injuries were self-
inflicted, Deputy Murphy said.

Gregory J. Kempt, 24; of
Raiford was arrested May 20 by
State Fire Marshal Det. Robert
Stephens for preventing
extinguishment of a fire.
Kempt, an inmate at FSP, is
charged with beating the fire
sprinkler in his.cell. with a shoe
and/or book, causing it to break
and damage the fire suppression.
system in B-wing, Det.
I Stephens said. Bond was set at
S$25,000.

Beverly Jackson, 28, of
Keystone Heights was arrested
May 18 by Clay deputies for
possession of controlled
substance and drug
paraphernalia.
Tonya Seaman Kmieciak, 39,
of Lake Butler was arrested May
20 by Union Deputy Ken
Smith for contempt of court
failure to pay child support
from Lake County. She may
purge by' paying $1,660.

Mary E. Lindsey, 48, of;
Brooker was arrested May 17 by
Bradford Sgt. George Konkel Jr.
for violation of probation grand
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by Starke Officer Stephen
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Bassett admitted to slamming
the victim's hand in the door
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bicycle out of the residence,
Officer Murphy said. Bond was
set at $1,000.
John David Carson, 53, of
Keystone Heights was arrested
May 21 by Clay Deputy.
LeJeune for battery and trespass
after warning. Carson is charged
with striking the victim in the
eye and pushing her during an
argument. All persons involved
were intoxicated, Deputy
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BIRTHS

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rike

Ellis and Rike are wed March 12

Alicia Dannelle Ellis, daugh-
ter of Danny and Debbie Ellis
of Brooker and Joe Rike of
Starke, son of the late Jim Rike
and Sherri Rike of Starke, were
married March 12, 2005 in the
Baughman Center on Lake
Alice in Gainesville
The ceremony %vas performed
by Troy Appling.
Given in marriage by her par-
ents, the bride wore a white
strapless A-line gown. She
carried long-stem calla lilies.
Maid of honor was Jessica
Baldree with bridesmaids Hope
Paterson, Lindsey Traylor,
Kristeen Moorhous, Kristen
Wainwright, Jennifer Jenkins
and August Alford.
The bride's -attendants wore
coral-strapless tea-length dress-
es and carried white calla lilies.
Flower girls were Marissa

, Christgl Darrenr f
Summers and Christina
Diane Hunter

Hunter and
Summers to
wed June 4
Christina Diane Hunter and
Christopher Darren Summers
announce their upcoming
marriage on Saturday, June 4,
2005, in the Orlando Temple.
The bride-elect is the
daughter of Jan Hunter of Utah
and the late Kenneth Hunter of
Lake City.
The groom-elect is the son of
Darren and Pam Summers of
Lake City and James and
Lenora Bergquist 'of High
Springs.
A reception will follow the
ceremony at 6 p.m. in the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints on .Old Country
Club Road in Lake City.
All family and friends are
invited.

Alford and Hanna Alford.
Best man was Josh Nichols
with groomsmen Daniel Davis,
Philip Pombier, Jeff Nettles,
Erik Scoggins, Jason Lee and
Travis Ellis.
Ring bearers were Chase
Baucom and Wyatt Parrish.
A reception followed the cer-
emony in Savannah Grande.
The bride is a 1999 graduate
of Bradford High School
(BHS). She is a registered den-
tal hygienist.
The groom is also a 1999
graduate of BHS. In 2005, he
earned a bachelor of science
degree in physical education
from the University of North
Florida.
Following a honeymoon
cruise to the Caribbean, the cou-
ple will live in Brooker.

Mr. and Mrs. Verl Best

Bests to
celebrate 50th
anniversary
Verl R. and Connie Miller
Best will celebrate their 50th
wedding anniversary with:a
reception on Sunday, June 5,
2005, 12 noon until 3 p.m., at
Starke Woman's Club.
The couple was married in
Folkston. Ga. and has nine
grandchildren and five great-
grandchildren.
The event will be hosted by
the couple's children, Rhonda
Beck, Robbie Best and Marty
Best, all of Starke, and Tina
Bassett of Greer, S.C.
A light lunch will be served
at noon.
All relatives and friends are
invited. No invitations were
sent. No gifts please.

Parker Whitson Johnson

Parker Johnson
Carlos Whitson Johnson and
Candice Johnson of Starke
announce the birth of their
son, Parker Whitson Johnson,
on April 22, 2005 in
Gainesville.
Parker joins a brother
Carson Johnson.
Maternal grandparents are
Larry and Linda Roberts of
Brooker.
Maternal great-grandmother
is Vera Lee Nugent of Starke.
Paternal grandparents are
Dr. Marvin W. Johnson and
Sophie Johnson of Lake
Butler.

Colby Reddish
Barry and Chanda Reddish
of Zephyrhills announce the
birth of their son, Colby
Andrew Reddish, on April 28,
2005, at North Florida
Regional Medical Center in
Gainesville.
Colby weighed 7 pounds, 14
ounces and measured 21
inches in length. He joins
siblings Jackson, 8, and Avery,
6.
'Maternal grandparents are
Travis and Ann Woods of
Starke.
Maternal great-grandmother
is Jewell Joyner of Starke.
Paternal grandparents are
Vernon and Sylvia Reddish of
Starke.

Hendricks and
Cason to wed
Joe and Debbie Hendricks of
Lake Butler announce the
upcoming marriage of their
daughter, Stacie Lee Hendricks,
to Richard Randall Cason II,
son of Richard and Nanette
,Cason of Worthington Springs.
el The bride- and the groom-
lelect. are. .both members of
Sardis Baptist Church.
The wedding will take place
at New Oak Grove Baptist.
Church at 5 p.m. on Saturday,
June 25, 2005.
A reception will follow at
SLake Butler Elementary, School
cafetorium.
All family and friends are
invited.

A free class for adults who
want to improve reading skills
and basic math computational
skills uill be held at Bradford-
Union Area Vo-Tech. For
additional information, call
(904) 966-6773 or (904)966-
6764.
Volunteers are needed at
Windsor Manor Nursing Home,
602 East Laura Street in Starke,
to assist in the activities
department. Hours are tracked and
recorded for community service
hours. Applications are available
at Windsor Manor or call the
activity director, (904) 964-
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Starke announce the birth of
their son, Justin Lane Alvarez,
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Justin joins a 5-year-old
brother Jakob Alvarez.
Maternal grandparents are
Doreen and Frank Benton and
Eric Crews of Starke.
Paternal grandparents are
Leavy Buzz and Cynthia
Alvarez of Starke.

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James David and Bobbie Jo
Pittman of St. Cloud announce
the birth of their son, Ethan
Landon Carl Pittman, on May
3, 2005 at 1:07 a.m. at Florida
Hospital Celebration Health.
Ethan weighed 6 pounds, 4
ounces and measured 18
inches in length. He joins a
brother James Elijah Pittman,
22.
Maternal grandmother is
Marilyn Gorman of
Jacksonriille.
Maternal great-grandparents
are Glad.\s Gimble of Sturgis,
S.C. and the late Richard Carl
Gimble.
Paternal grandparents are
James and Debbie Pittman of
Lake Butler.
Paternal great-grandmother
is Leah Cribbs of Lake City.

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.May 30, in observance of
Memorial Day.
It will reopen on Tuesday for
regular business operations and
classes, will .resume.

McRae and
Tanner to
wed May 28
Jeffrey and Jan McRae of
Starke announce the upcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Rebecca Nicole McRae, to
David Russell Tanner II, son of
Rusty and Kimberly Tanner of
Pensacola.
The wedding will take place
on Saturday, May 28, 2005, at
6 p.m. at First Baptist Church
of Starke.
A reception will be held at
the Bradford County
Fairgrounds immediately
following the ceremony.
All friends and family are
invited.

Miller and
Smith to wed
at Madison
Street
Tommy and Lynn-Miller of
Starke announce the upcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Cheryl Elizabeth Miller of
Graceville, to Thomas Edward
Smith of Graceville, son of
George and Claire Smith of
Jacksonville.

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The bride-elect is a graduate
of Bradford High School and
The Baptist College of Florida.
She is a member of Madison
Street Baptist Church and
works at Baptist College.
The groom-elect is a graduate
of The Baptist College of
Florida and also works at the
college. He is youth pastor at
Bluff Springs Baptist Church
in Ashford, Ala.
The wedding will take place
at Madison Street Baptist
Church in Starke at 2 p.m. on
Saturday, June 4, 2005.
A reception will follow at
the Starke Women's Club.
All family and friends are
invited.

Starling
family plans
reunion
The descendants of Abraham
B. Starling and Frances Griffis
Stalling are invited to a
reunion on Sunday, June 5, at
Lake Butler Community
Center.
Lunch will be served at
approximately 1 p.m. Eating
utensils and ice will be
provided. Each family is urged
to bring a covered dish.
For information, call Nadine
Thornton at (904) 964-6608 or
Eleanor Lyons at. (904) 259'
2622.

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A fun

send-off...
Bradford High School seniors
enjoyed themselves during Senior
Fun Day on May 18, dividing up into
teams and participating in some
rather silly competitions. LEFT:
Martisha Dixon, Darryl Hankerson
and Renee Petteway sit still as they
get shaving cream sprayed on top of
their heads by Samantha Buxton,
Kendra Smith and David Frazier. The
goal was to see which team could
build the biggest pile of shaving
cream.

Jonathan Duncan is not
sporting a new
hairstyle-his head is
the temporary resting
place for a pile of
shaving cream during a
Senior Fun Day
competition.

Jeremy Howard (foreground), with assistance from
Robin Witt, attemptsto find the gummy worms in a
bowl of spaghetti while blindfolded.

The canal and Yulee Railroad made history in abling citrus sellers to sell their product
to buyers up north.

YULEE
Continued from p. 1B
have joined together to sponsor
The Melrose Connection,
Melrose's section, of the
progressional festival on June 4.
Visitors will find food,
exhibits, tours, art and music
among the festivities. Proceeds
will go towards the relocation
of the Dauer History Center
museum to Melrose Heritage
Park.
The day's scheduled events
run the gamut from boat rides to
facepainting.
From 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.,
there will be boat rides around
Melrose Bay. The cost is $3 for
adults and $1 for children
accompanied by an adult.
Running concurrently will be
tours of historic buildings such
as the Baldwin Store, Melrose

United Methodist Church and
the Trinity Episcopal Church.
From 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
there .will be boat rides across
Lake Santa Fe to the canal
entrance; brunch will be eaten
on board. The cost is $20. For
reservations, call Kathi Warren
by May 31 at (352) 475-1383.
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. there
will be children's events at
Melrose Bay Park such as a
butterfly wall, face painting and
Paint a Picture. There will also
be exhibits in the park.
Alachua Blue Way,
Daughters of the American
Revolution, kayak paddle tours
with Lars Anderson, boat
outings, railroad memorabilia
displayed at the Homemakers
Club and the Santa Fe Lake
Dwellers will be on hand.
Railroad exhibits will dot
various locations in the Historic
District and, of course, drinks,

ice cream and desserts will be
enjoyed by man.. .
From -11 a.m. to 2 p.m. a
barbecue jll sizzle at Melrose
Heritage Park. At noon in the
park, the Daurer..History Center
Dedication ;will take 'place;
inside will be the secrets to
Melrose's past.
At 4 p.m. the NMelrose Bay
Gallery will hale a Plein Air
Paintout heree .pieces painted
during the fesii\e da, \IIll be
available for purchase.
Both Melrose Heritage Park
and Melrose Bay Park will be
filled with musj,. C
Those wishing to get
involved with the event can call
Walton Smith at ,'(352) 475-
9500.

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D'Aundre Seay, Japan Ruise, David Frazier and Letroy Guion (from left) pull with all
their might during a tug-of-war contest.

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disapPointed
with
graduation
etiquette
Dear Editor:
Friday night my husband and
I attended-, the graduation
ceremonies for our
granddaughter. It was a very
exciting time for our family
and for all of the friends tand
families of the students who
had worked so hard for the past
13 years. That is why I was so
upset by the behavior and lack
of respect for the graduates. It
felt more like I was at a
football game than a graduation
ceremony.
People were constantly
walking up and down in front
of the stands while the entire
ceremony was taking place. I
have never seen such a lack of
respect or courtesy. People
,were: talking on cell phones,
laughing and acting as if there
was nothing of importance
going on.
I hope and pray that in the
future this will be handled
differently. Maybe the law
enforcement officers should be
patrolling the stands and not
the field. Our superintendent,
Harry Hatcher, should see that
the next graduation class is
shown more respect and
courtesy than this years.
Congratulations to all of the
2005 graduates. You deserve a
round of applause from all of
us. May god bless you all.'
Vickie CreWs,
Graham

Thanks from,
KH ES
Dear Editor:
On behalf on Keystone
Heights Elementary School, I
would like to thank parents,
teachers and community
businesses for their sponsorship
of the promotion celebration.
In addition, the following
friends of KHES are graciously
thanked for their contributions
toward making our annual
sixth-grade dance a success:
Lisa arid Bobby Jones, Sam's
Wholesale Club, Domino's
Pizza, Pizza Hut, McDonald's,
Trinity Baptist Church, Food
Lion, Lisa Beck, Paul and
Becky Welborn, Celena Julius,
Terri Keller, Morry and Lisa
Cravey, Alicia and Mike
Brown, Sandra and Elmer Still,

Patty Singletary, Janna.Breton,.
Kathie Perry, Dee and Bill
Strassber ger, Heather
Henderson, Selena Jones, Lori
Fisher, Pat Bigbie, Cynthia
Cheikhi, Teresa Denmark,
Dean's Drugs, Dr. James
Minesinger, Hedrick's Hair
Salon, Tuller Chiropractic
.Center, Walrath-White
Architects,
Keystone Kutters, Genesis
Fitness, Nobody's Teddy, The
Clipping Corner, Hitchcock's,
Denny's, Nancy Gentry, Shane
and Jennie March, Janean Sapp,
Beckie Davis, Keystone
Heights Jaycees, Subway, Jim
and Karel Chirico, Kyle
Cravey, Samuel Gentry, KHES
faculty and staff, Fred Sofield,
Paula and Greg Neimeyer,
Abby Knabb, Brenda Frysinger,
Tommy and Ronny Austin,
Dana and Jeff Grant, Jack
Dabney, Jon Krause, Teri and
Jenah Sapp, Angela Stine,
Eddie Grabowski, Village
Doctors of Keystone Heights,
Performance Food Group,
Keystone True Value, Erik
Ruhl,
New Wave Digital, Lori
Rossano, Carol Beck, Suzanne
Barrett, Melba Johnson, Mrs.
Strand, Tammy and Justin Lee,
Rebecca and Michael Williams,
Dawn Casa, Tom and Barbara
Ross, 'Susan and Joel Sailor,
Charles Moore, Cynthia Smith,
Cherry Patch, Maggie and
Frank Marr,
Janice Goetzman, Patricia
Purmort, Andy Still, sixth grade'
parents, Henderson's Pet and
Supplies, The Native American
Shop, Radio Shack-Santa Fe
Electronics, Market Street
Mortgage, Treasures from the
Attic-Consignment Shop,
Curves for Women, Kim and
Meghan Pardue, Flower Petals
and Sabo's Italian-American
Restaurant.
Principal Mary Mimbs
Keystone Heights

BMS year.
book is
disappointing
to reader
Dear Editor:
As I am sure you or
someone you know has seen
the year book from Bradford
Middle School. This was the
most disappointing thing I
have seen in a long time.
There are more mistakes than
you would believe. Can you
imagine the students who paid
$30 for this book only to find
Their name with someone else's

picture ... or .found their, picture
'.%ith someone else name
There are pitu'res~'tht h6idul
have been shrunk before
printing so that all in the
photo can be seen.
The fact that it is entirely in
black and white with no color
photos is not worth the
money. This is a $12 book not
$30.
Was there no editing before
it went to press? This I do not
blame on the students, but the
lack of adult guidance.
Marilyn Ruhl
Starke

Warning: a
sexual
predator lives

next door
This is what every mother
and father wants to hear, right?
Yet, this is what a friend was
calling to tell us.
Thanks to the Telegraph's
article several weeks ago, the
secret was out. One of the five
pictures of the sexual predators
living amongst us was our
neighbor and had been for more
than a year.
Unfortunately, it took the
death of Jessica Lundsford for
this information to reach the
public. In the following
month, just days ago, another
little girl, Sarah Lunde, would
fall victim to another violent
sexual offender. We all felt
sadness for those families, but
yet we went on in our lives
oblivious to the danger in our
own backyard, not because we
knew of the danger lurking in
our neighborhood, but because
we were not informed by our
sheriffs office, as required by
law, that a sexual predator,
Daniel Stokes, lived next door.
Our quiet neighborhood is
out in the couitriy west of
Lawtey, On each side of this
sexual predator's home live
children of all ages. They ride
to each other's houses on bikes
and take afternoon walks, or at
least they did until this article
was printed,
The parents of these children
contacted Bob Milner, our
sheriff, to see what could be
done. We were all given
different stories by our sheriff.
He didn't know of this sexual
predator, or how long he had
been there.
We had to take it upon
ourselves to contact the FDLE,
which gave us much needed
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in Tuesday
US-301 crash
A rear end collision just after
noon Tuesday on US-301 south
of Starke sent the driver of a
pickup to Shands at the
University of Florida in
Gainesville.
A 2002 Freightliner tractor-
trailer travelling northbound in
the right lane stopped abruptly
for the traffic signal at CR-18,
according to Florida Highway
Patrol Sgt. Thomas E.
Stebbins.
A 1994 Chevrolet pickup
pulling a heavy utility trailer
Swas unable to stop and struck
the rear of the semi, Sgt.

Stebbins said. The driver of the
pickup swerved to the right,
striking the right rear of the
semi with the left front of the
pickup.
The pickup was driven up
under the semi and imbedded up
to the front windshield.
The driver of the pickup was
trapped for approximately 40
minutes while rescue, personnel
cut away the entire driver's side
of the pickup in order to free
him, Sgt. Stebbins said.
Kody Stephen Whitman, 19,
of Lady Lake and his
father/passenger, Steven
Whitman, 45, of Lake
Panasoffkee were flown from
the scene by ShandsCair. The
father was asleep at the time of
impact, Sgt. Stebbins said.

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Both suffered head and neck
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Sj;at. Stebbins said.
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Total damages were $5,000.
Whitman is charged with
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Assisting at the scene of the
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Recent
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irin Bradford,
Clay or Union
The following individuals
wei arrested recently by local
la; enforcement officers in
Bra, ford, Clay (Keystone
Hei ghts area) or Union County:

Christopher Stith, 37, of
Ke; stone Heights was arrested
Ma y 18 by Clay deputies on a
wal rant for violation of
pro bation battery.

Pi?aul Anthony Jones, 35, of
La.ke Butler was arrested May
17 by Union Deputy Mac
Johns on a warrant for sexual
as,,ault with no bond.
Albert Jefferson Andrews, 27,
of Raiford was arrested Mfay 18
by Bradford Deputy David
Tlriompson for failure to appear
petit theft. Bond was set at
$5' ,000.
Jonathan Tyson Reese, 23, of
Starke was arrested May 18 by
Clay Deputy D. 'Miller on a
w;:irrant from Bradford for
violation of probation battery
with great bodily harm with no
bo.nd.
'William Dunham, 22, of
Starke was arrested. May 18 for
vi lation of probation
oh training property with
wc rthless check.
(31en Burch, 32, of Starke
was arrested May 21 by Officer
Sw,,ain on multiple warrants for
issuing worthless checks and
frar.id from Alachua and Levy
coi.inties. He- was also charged
on a writ df .bodily attachment
from Alachua. He may .purge
by paying $600. Total bond
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Starke was arrested May 19
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Mary Vaughn, 35, of
Melrose was arrested May 18
by Clay deputies on a warrant
for indirect criminal contempt.
Loretta Fowler, 45, of Starke
was arrested May 19 by
Bradford deputies for 'violation
of probation possession of,
cocaine.
Curtis Shell, 40, of
Gainesville was arrested May
19 by Deputy Thompson on a
writ of bodily attachment. He
may purge by paying $490.
Petre Ivantchev, 55, of
Gulfport was arrested May 19
by Starke Sgt. Richard Crews
on a warrant from Pinellas
County for failure to appear
theft. Bond was set at $2,513.

Daphne Lokey, 28, of
Jacksonville was arrested May
19 by Starke Sgt. Robert.
Melton on a warrant from Baker
County for failure to appear
unemployment fraud. A $5,000
surety bond was posted for her
release from custody.
Timothy Chastain, 19, of
Starke was arrested May 20 by
Stake Officer Paul King for
failure to. appear possession' of
cannabis Bond was set at
S4.00l0.
Sha%%n Aymara Martin, 35,
'of Starke was arrested May 19
by Sgt. Spriggle on a warrant
from Alachua County for
possession of crack cocaine.
Bond tras set at $10,000. She
Swas transported to Alachua.

Jason Joe Flanagan, 28, of
Hampton was arrested May 21
br DeputN Moore on a warrant
Sfor violation of probation
domestic battery with no bond.
Napoleon Kates, 34, of
Sarasota was arrested May 17
by Deputy Thompson on a writ
of bodily attachment. He may
purge by paying $170.
Bryan 'Randall Elixson, 22,
was arrested May 20 by Union
Lt. H.M. Tomlinson on a
warrant for violation of
probation.
Jolene Labeouf, 19, ,of
Keystone Heights was arrested
May 17 by Clay deputies on, a
warrant for failure to appear
fraud insufficient funds.

Altina Robinson, 26, of
Starke was arrested May 18 by

Bradford Sgt. E.J, Kiser for
felony battery. A $2,500 surety
bond was posted for her release
from custody.

Traffic
Joseph A. Salatino, 40, of
Lake Butler was arrested May
21 by Officer Swain for driving
under the influence (DUI).
Salatino refused testing when
his vehicle was.stopped at 3:19
a.m. on Orange and West
Madison streets. He was
released from custody after a
$2,000 surety bond was posted.
Pollard Leroy Henderson, 35,
of Lake Butler was arrested May
21 by Union Deputy Robert
Manning for wilful-wanton
reckless driving. Henderson's
van was observed southbound
on SR-121. The vehicle was
travelling from one side of the
roadway to the other, Deputy
Manning said. After several
attempts the van was finally
stopped. A strong odor: of an
alcoholic beverage was coming
from Henderson, Deputy
Manning said. He nearly fell
over twice while walking from
his vehicle, Deputy Manning
said. Henderson failed the field
sobriety test and was placed
under arrest. He was not charged
with DUI since no one was
available to conduct a breath
test in a timely manner, Deputy
Manning said.
George Alvarez, 38, of Starke
was arrested May 21 by Lawtey
Officer J.W. Padgett for driving
while license suspended or
revoked (DWLS). A $500
surety bond was posted for his
release from custody.
Willie Earl Russell, 42, of
Taylor, S.C. was arrested May
10 by Florida Highway Patrol
Trooper H.J. Cichoski for no
CDL. Russell's tractor-trailer
truck was stopped on US-301
for faulty equipment. When
asked for his license stated
he did not have a license, only
an identification, Trooper
Cichoski said. He was released
from custody after a $500 cash
bond was posted.; '

Glenn Griffis, 19, of Lake
Butler was arrested May 17 by
Clay deputies for DWLS.

Tina Campbell, 37, of
Keystone Heights was arrested
May 17 by Clay deputies on a
.warrant for failure to appear
expired driver's license.
Toni Lynn Graham, 34, of
Lake City was arrested May 10
by Bradford Deputy David
Young on a warrant for failure
to appear DWLS and on a bond

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surrender DWLS. Total bond
was set at $4,000.
Brian Duane McClellan, 24,
of Hampton was arrested May
20 by Starke Officer Thomas
D. Murrow on a warrant for
failure to appear DWLS. Bond
was set at $5,000.

Susan Marie Hamilton, 26,
of Riverview was arrested May
18 by Starke Officer Thomas
Murrow on a warrant from
Pinellas County for failure to
appear improper tag. She was
released from custody after a
$213 cash bond was paid.

Christopher Thomas Quinn,
20, of Gainesville was arrested
May 16 by Bradford Deputy
James Cedar for failure to
appear no' valid driver's license
and on warrants from Lake
County for grand theft and
fraud. Total bond was set at
$22,000.

Click It or
Ticket, now
in effect
Agencies throughout Florida
have in place the safety belt
enforcement wave, :Click It or
Ticket.
From May 23 through June
5, agencies across the state will
show zero tolerance for
unbuckled motorist.
Last year 2,105 Floridians
were killed in motor vehicle
crashes. Florida law
enforcement will not sit by idly
and let this trend continue,
Starke Police Chief Gordon
Smith said. "We will
aggressively ticket unbelted
drivers and passengers," Chief
Smith said.
In 2004, this effort helped
increase Florida's safety belt use
rate to an all time high of 76.3,
percent. The combination of
active law enforcement, high-
profile publicity and the
advocacy and promotion by
public and private groups
continues to be an extremely
effective means for increasing
safety belt use and saving lives
across the county, Chief Smith
said.
Use your safety belt every
trip, every time, and make sure
all passengers are buckled up. If
you don't click it, you will get
a ticket, Chief Smith said.
The Lawtey police officers
started the wave with a faulty
equipment check on Saturday,
May 21. One seat belt violation
was issued of the approximately
100 cars inspected, Lawtey
Captain Nathan R. Blom said.

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OBITUARIES

Annette Crane
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS -
Annette Crane, 61, of Keystone
Heights died Monday, May 23,
2005, at her residence.
Born in Lake City, Ms. Crane
moved to Starke at an early age
and graduated from Bradford High
School in .1961. She lived in
Gainesville before moving to
Keystone Heights 10 years ago.
She was a homemaker and
member of Church of God and
World Wide Ministries in Orange
Park.
Ms. Crane is survived by: two
daughters, Lee Ann Hawkins of
Keystone Heights and Maria
Tanski of St. Petersburg; her
mother Ruth Veasey of Starke; a
i brother Dale Taylor of Live Oak;
two sisters, Sheila Forsythe of
"I Daytona Beach and Vickie
Kirchanine of Palatka; and four
grandchildren.
Funeral services for Ms. Crane
will be held at 11 a.m. on
Thursday, May 26, 2005, in the
Chapel of Archie Tanner Funeral
Home of Starke with the Rev.
Manis Sammons officiating.
Burial will follow in Crosby
Lake Cemetery.

E.L. Crews
NEW BERN, N.C. E.L.
"Bunt" Crews, 71, formerly of
Lawtey, died Tuesday, May 10,
2005, at Craven Regional
Medical Center.
Born in Lawtey, Mr. Crews
was a veteran of the United States
Air Force and retired as a master
sergeant. He later worked in civil
service and retired from Cherry
Point. He was a member of St.
Mary's Free Will Baptist Church
where he was a deacon, a member
of the W.B. Everette Sunday
School Class, and had served on
. the board of trustees and the
finance committee.
Mr Crews is survived by: his
wife Janice F Crews of New
Bern; three sons, Paul Crews of
Warner-Robbins. Ga., Mark
Crews and Keith Crews, both of
Niagara Falls, N.Y.; a daughter,
Susan Vacarro of Florida; a step-
daughter Teresa Boliva of New
Bern; two sisters, Vera Clayton
of Jacksonville and Linda
Roznowski of Lawtey; a brother
Henry Crews of Hudson; four
grandchildren and three step-
grandchildren. He was preceded
in death by his father and mother
Commodore and Mamie, Crews; a
sister Hilda Woodard and a
I brother Glen "Sweet Pea" Crews.
Funeral service for Mr. Crews
were May 13, 2005 at Saint
Mary's Free Will Baptist Church.
[ Burial followed in Greenleaf
Memorial Park with military
,enleLbby-ie U.SLAir:,.
? Force Honor Guard under the care
-of' .'P'd6locIk-Best'-Funerals an'd
Cremations of New Bern.
2[ Memorial contributions may
" be made to Saint Mary's Free
._ Will Baptist Church, 314 Fleet
Street, New Bern, NC 28560.

:Carl Edwards
BROOKER Carl Theodore
Edwards, 74. of Brooker died
Friday, May 29, 2005, at Shands
at Alachua General Hospital in
Gaines'ville.
Born in Lawtey the son of the
late Theodore Carl Edwards and
Leona Crews Edwards, Mr.
Edwards lived in Gainesville
before moving .to Brooker in
1969. He was a salesman with
Sears for 37 years, retiring in
1988. Since then he worked for
Archer Funeral Home and A & A
Transport Inc. in Lake Butler. He
was a former member of Brooker
City Council and.. deacon of
Madison Street Baptist Church in
Starke.
Mr. Edwards is survived by:'
his wife of 53 years Lavern
Hodges Edwards of Brooker; two
r daughters. Linda E. Bennett of.

Lawtey and Sandra E. Hazen of
Jacksonville; two sisters, Bea
Hildreth of Kingsley Lake and
Evelyn E. Tucker of Ocala; and
five grandchildren. He was
preceded in death by a sister Edna
E. Wainwright. .
Funeral, services for Mr.
Edwards were May 22, 2005 in
Madison Street Baptist Church in
Starke with Dr. Charles Everson
:and the Rev. Charles Warren
officiating. Burial followed in
Dedan Cemetery in Brooker under
the care of Archer Funeral Home
of Lake Butler.

Ann Goodge
STARKE Ann Moody
Goodge, 82, of Starke died
Monday, May 23, 2005' at her
residence following an extended
illness.
'A lifelong resident of Bradford
County, Mrs. Goodge was born
on Jan. 2, 1923 the daughter of
John and Allie Griffis Moody.
She was a homemaker and former
seamstress at Starke Uniform
Mfg. Co. She was a member of
the Starke Church of God.
Mrs. Goodge is survived by:
her son Bill Goodge of Starke; a
sister Helen Stewart of Starke;
two brothers, Raymond Moody
and Charles Moody, both of
Jacksonville; and one
'grandchild. She was preceded in
death by her husband Eugene
Goodge.
o Funeral. services for Mrs.
Goodge will be held on Thursday,
May' 26, 005. at 2 p.m. in
Starke Church of God with the
Rev. Robert Johnson conducting
the services. Interment will
follow in Kingsley Lake
Cemetery under the care of Jones.
Funeral Home of Starke.

Marilyn Ruffini
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS -
Marilyn Gertrude Ruffini, 74, of
Keystone Heights died
Wednesday, May 18, 2005, at
North Florida Regional Medical
Center in Gainesville following
an extended illness.
Born in Montego -Bay,'
Jamaica on April 3, 1931, Mr.
Ruffini moved to Keystone
Heights 48 years ago from Ohio.
She was an artist and was of the
Episcopal faith. She was a
member of Keystone Golf and
Country Club, the woman's
Bridge Club and former member
of Keystone Heights Woman's
Club.
Mrs. Ruffini is survived by:
her husband of 49 years John
Ruffini of Ke, stone Heights; 'two
daughters, Mi.chelle "Shelley"
Ruffini of Alachua and Linda
Ruffini of Tampa; and two
grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs.
Ruffini were May 24, 2005 in the
DeWitt C. Jones Chapel in
Keystone Heights with Pastor
Rob Morford conducting the
services. Interment followed in
Keystone Heights Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may
be made to Hospice of North
Central Florida or purchase a
memory brick for the walkway:
4200 NW 90th Blvd.,
Gainesville, FL 32606.

Raymond Rhoden
STARKE Raymond Harold
Rhoden Sr., 77, of Starke died
Sunday, May 22, 2005, at his
residence following an extended
illness.
Born .in Jacksonville, Mr.
Rhoden moved to Starke after.
serving in the U.S. Arm\ during

World War II. He was a dredge
Kay Harrison operator for Dupont until. his
STARKE Kay Ellen Harrison, retirement. He was of the
66, of Starke died Friday, May Protestant faith.
20, 2005, at Shands Alachua Mr. Rhoden is survived by: a
General Hospital emergency son Raymond H. Rhoden Jr. of
room. North Carolina; a daughter
Born in Red Wing, Minn., Rhonda Lucky of Starke; a step-
Mrs. Harrison moved to son Freddie Rhoden of Starke;
Victorville, Calif. at an early three sisters, Virginia Cande of
age; She lived in. Jacksonville Keystone Heights, Voncile
before moving to Starke in Bessinger and Juanita Scott,
1978. She worked at Union both of Starke; a brother. Harley
Correctional Institution and was Rhoden of Columbia, S.C.; nine
a member of First Baptist Church grandchildren and 13 great-
in Starke. grandchildren.
Mrs. Harrison is survived by: Funeral services for Mr.
her husband Gus Harrison of Rhoden were May 25, 2005 in
Starke; three, daughters, the Chapel of Archie Tanner
Christine Wilson of Ventura, Funeral Home of Starke with the'
Calif. and Angela LeJohn of Rev. Johnny Yarbrough
Daisytown, Pa. and Deidre Reed officiating. Burial followed in
of Saginaw, Mich.; three sons, Crosby Lake Cemetery.
Alan Harrison of DeBary, Dr.
Tom Harrison of Shreveport. La. A rtnn Sc *tt
and Richard Harrison of Starke; ,: S tILL
.3- grandehikld n-,iam nmat ''"-., 'YSTONE HEIGHTS Ann
grandchildren. .'. -. Sco'e. 74, of Keystone Heights
: Ffif'rf' ge'r'i-c' For"" Mi' died Saturday, May 21, 2005, at
Harrison were May 24, 2005 in Bradford Terrace in Starke. She
the Chapel of Archie Tanner was born on Sept. 5,;1930.
Funeral Home of Starke with Dr. Ms. Scott is survived by many
Tom Harrison and Dr. Clarence friends in Keystone Heights and
Hackett officiating. at Bradford Terrace.
Memorial services for Ms.
,a,, t e ie. ri Scott will be held at a later date
IVI I .L ti I rI under the care of Jones Funeral
LAKE BUTLER Mabel Home of Keystone Heights.

Lettieri, 80, of Lake Butler died
Friday. May 20, 2005 at her
residence following a brief
illness.
Born in Cresttiew. Mrs.
Lettieri lived in Toms Ri\er. N.J.
before moving to Lake Butler 12
years ago from Polk County. She
was a homemaker and member of
Lake Butler Church of Christ.
Mrs. Lettieri is survived by:
her husband of 53 years Emil F.
Lettieri of Lake Butler: a daughter
Laura Britt of Lake Butler; a son
Joseph Lettieri of Lake Butler;
and two grandchildren.
Graveside services for Mrs.
'Lettieri were'May 23, 2005 in Ft.
Call Cemetery in Worthington
Springs with Brother 'Scott
Fisher officiating. Burial
followed under the care of Archer
Funeral Home, of Lake Butler.

James Addison
JACKSONVILLE James Lee
Addison, 71, of Jacksonville
died Monday, May 23, 2005, at
the Park Ridge Nursing Center of
Jacksonville following an
extended illness.
Born in Lake Butler, Mr.
Addison lived most of his life in
Jacksonville.'He was a retired
carpenter and member of Old
Plank Road Baptist Church.
Mr. Addison is survived by:
his wife Judith Caruthers Addison
of Jacksonville;'three sons,
Keith Addison of Jacksonville,
Lonnie Addison and Roland
Addison, both of California; a
step-daughter Dorothy Gooding
of Jacksonville; a step-son.
Wayne Gooding of Jackson ille;

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Maxcine Barrensger
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS -
Maxcine Starling Barrengyr,, 76,
of Keystone Heights diedd
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Windsor Manor Nursing Horme in
Starke following an extended
'illness.
Born in Starke, Mrs. Barrenger
moved to Keystone Heights in
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a brother Maurice Lee of Slarke;
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brothers, E.Z. Lee, R'lalph
Gainey, Harvey Gainey;. and
sisters, Mae Prevatt and G ladys
Collins.
SFuneral services for 'Mrs.
Barrenriger Were May 21, 2(105 in
the Chapel of Archie T?.nner
Funeral Home of Starke. IB.urial
followed in Kingsley 1Lake
Cemetery. ;

We are most grateful to God for the
g(ir of friends like you who ha"-e
been so ind and thoughtful di ring
these hours of sorrow.
We thank you all so very much. for
your visits, calls, food and floi 'ers.
Ever\ act of kindness has given us
the strength and inspiration for
facing this hour-
May God bless each and every, one
for everything you have done fcor all
of us.
Thank you.
The fan ily of
Viverette Rauit' rson

he loffier the uildincj, thie deeper
must the foundation be laid.
-Thoinas Kemnpis
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In Memory
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"A True Praise Warrior"
Brother
Tyrone Leshawn Sanders
2.20.72 5.30.04
"Praise Is What I Do"
(The Broken Chain)
We little knew that morning that
God was going to call your name.
In life we loved you dearly, in death
we do the same.
It broke our hearts to lose you, you
did not go alone; for part of us went
with you, the day God called you
home.
You left us peaceful memories, your
love is still our guide; and though
we cannot see you, you are always
'at our side.
Our family chain is broken, and
nothing seems the same; butas God
calls us one by one the chain will
link again.'

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Carolyn Wilkerson.
May 10, 2004
We know it's only been one year but
it seems like yesterday that you went
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angel to watch overreach and every.
one of us. '
We miss you and love you always.-
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FROM THE COURTHOUSE

Divorces of supervision, court costs,
ran ted $450 restitution.
granted David Scott Bednar pled no
contest violation of probation p
in Bradford battery on law enforcement i
Marriages receiving final officer (two counts), driving
dissolution during the month of under the influence; probation,
March 2005 in Bradford revoked, cost reduced, 364 days
-County, included the following: county jail with 250 days
credit, DNA swab.
Terri Lynn Sangaree vs Charles Curtis Crawford pled
Lawrence Glenn Sangaree no contest violation of
Erica Peace vs Rufus I. Peace probation burglary of
Carlos R. Williams vs Clara conveyance, grand theft,
Belle Williams burglary of structure; 26
Dinnah Sue Finley vs Roger months DOC with 429 days
Darrell Sue Finley vs Roger credit for time served, court
Freida L. Cummings vs costs reduced.
Rowland Cummings Ted Bernard Curtis III pled no
Michael Clemons vs Nancy contest violation of probation
Loun Clemons possession of controlled
Patricia Lasher vs Ward substance; 210 days county jail
Lasher. with 89 days credit, probation
revoked, costs reduced.
Kevin Jermaine Lambert pled
Circuit court no contest violation of-
May 3 finals probation grand theft; probation
S0 Revoked, costs reduced, ordered
Appearing before Judge David to make restitution, two years
A. Giant in Bradford Circuit drug offender probation, 90 days
Court May 3 for change of county jail with 62 days credit,
plea, the following defendants court costs, $20 supervision.
received final disposition in Christopher William Rogers
their cases: admitted violation of probation
possession of controlled
Aaron Frank Taylor pled no substance, aggravated assault
contest lewd,- lascivious with. a deadly weapon:
molestation committed on child probation revoked, cost reduced,-
under 16, sexual battery on 14 months DOC.
child less than 12 years of age; Wiley Talmadge Holmes Jr.,
sentenced to four years admitted violation of probation
Department of Corrections grand theft; probation revoked,
(DOC) youthful offender cost reduced, 90 days .county
followed by two years sexual jail with 14 days credit.
offender probation with 153 Eric Wayne Manning found
days credit for time served, $20 guilty violation of probation
cost of supervision. court costs, DUI third-degree felony;
Jackie Jerome White pled no probation revoked, cost reduced,
contest sale of cocaine within 64 months- DOC with 457 days
1,000 feet of a church (two credit.
counts); one year community Zachariah Barton Nardone
control, three years drug pled no contest violation of
offender probation, court costs, probation burglary of structure;
$20 cost of supervision, probation revoked, cost reduced,
Shawn, M. Smith pled no six months county jail with 37
contest resisting an officer with days credit, work release.
violence; three years probation, Brian P. Reid pled no contest
court costs, $20 supervision, violation of probation bigamy;
$1,755.76 restitution. two 1/2 years probation, 15
Angela Kay Sweat pled no days county jail, court costs,
contest possession of controlled $20 supervision, drug-alcohol
substance; two years drug evaluation.
offender probation, court costs, Angela D. Wright admitted
$20 cost of probation, violation of probation
Christopher R. Taylor pled possession of controlled
no contest sexual battery (lesser substance; two years
included offense); 120 months community control, court
DOC, five years sexual offender costs, $20 supervision.
probation, no. contact with Wilmar Joe Bryant found in
victim, DNA test, $20 -cost'of. "'iol'tio'. '""c proubtionn
supervision, court costs possession of concealWdl-eapqn.,-
reduced. ..', "' '".-- by convicted felor; prdbation
Richard Stephen Tyler Jr. 'revoked, cost reduced, 16
pled no contest grand theft; months DOC with 61 days
three years probation. $20 cost credit.

Pedro Alvon Carter pled no
contest violation of probation
failure to return property,
possession of cocaine with
intent to deliver or sell,
possession of cannabis with
intent to deliver; probation
revoked; 270 days county jail
with 124 days credit.

Bradford
May 3 court
finals
Defendants appearing before
Judge Johnny Hobbs May 3 in
Bradford Traffic Misdemeanor
court for.change of plea received
final disposition as follows:
Ulysses Tyrone Dommon
pled no contest petit theft; fined
$297.50.
David Lee Mobley -pled no
contest resisting arrest without
violence; fined $105, sentenced
to J180 days county jail.
Eric A. Lane Jr. pled no
contest criminal mischief;,
sentenced to 40 days with 40'
days credit, fined $205.
Justin Mobley pled no
contest domestic battery; 12
months Tri County Probation,
60 days county jail with 12,
days credit, attend and complete,
Batterers Intervention Program,.,
fined $557.
Mobley charged with battery;
case dismissed, no contact with:
victim, pay restitution $160 to
victim for medical bills.
Michael James Paris pled no .
contest driving under tlne,
influence (DUI), 12 months Trjr
County Probation, fined $820,
attend Advanced DUI school,
license suspended six months,

48 days county jail, urine,
breath or blood testing, drug-
alcohol evaluation, Ignition
Interlock to be placed on
license.
Paris charged with possession
of cannabis; case dismissed.
Claude Milton Sheffield pled
no contest driving while license
suspended or revoked (DWLS);
12 months Tri County
Probation, obtain valid license,
six days county jail, fined
$205.
Kareem Jamar Wanton pled
no contest possession of
cannabis; 12 months Tri
County Probation, drug-alcohol
evaluation, 19 days county jail,
fined $205.

April 27
Arraignment
Reinaldo Alvarado pled no
contest no or improper license;
six months Tri County
Probation, obtain valid license,
fined $171.25.
Hosea Perez Dean pled guilty
DWLS; 12 months Tri County
Probation, obtain valid license,
fined $197.50.
Dana G. Etienne pled no
contest issuing worthless check
(two counts); 12 months Tri
County Probation, fined
$197.50, make restitution each
couht
-.' Shaunette Martin pled no
So:nteit battery; no contact with
victim, fined $250, 12 months
'Tri County Probation, attend
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$649.50 restitution.
Charlie Lee McCastle pled no
contest issuing worthless check
(three counts); 12 months Tri
County probation, fined
$197.50, pay restitution on all
counts.
Tony Lee McCulley pled no
contest DWLS; six months Tri
County Probation, obtain valid
license, fined $171.25.
Derike Devon Merriweather
pled no contest DWLS; six
months Tr County Probation,
obtain valid license, fined
$197.50.
Donald Ward pled guilty
domestic battery; 12 months
Tri County Probation, attend
and complete Batterers
Intervention Program,. fined
$549.50.

Pre trial conference
Gwendolyn Hammond Tait
pled guiltN DWLS; six months
Tri County Probation,, obtain
\alid license., fined $197.50.
Michael David Brown Jr. pled
no contest DWLS; six months
Tri County Probation, obtain
valid license, 12 days county
jail, fined $105.
Edward Gregory Griffis pled
no contest DUT. 12 months Tri
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contest DUI; advanced DUI
school, urine, breath or blood
testing, Ignition Interlock
device one year, 50 hours
community service work,
license suspended five years, 12
months Tri County Probation,
fined $920.
Ryan Wayne Chesser pled no
contest violation of probation
wilful-wanton reckless driving;
probation reinstated.
Melissa Beth Gee pled no
contest violation of probation
DWLS; six days county jail.
Brian Keith Jenkins pled no
contest violation of probation
DWLS; six days county jail.
Sarah Louise Johnson pled
no contest violation of
probation possession of
cannabis; 12 days county jail.
James Edward Watkins pled
no contest violation of
probation DUI; 40 days county
jail.

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Pane BB TELEGRAPH. TIMES & MONITOR--B-SECTION May 26, 2005

Bradford, Union honor fallen officers

By JAMES REDMOND
Times Staff Writer
Law enforcement officers
from Bradford and Union
counties gathered May 17 to
honor those who had given
their lives in the line of duty.
The Bradford/Union law
enforcement memorial service
is annual event that allows the
law enforcement community to
honor its own. The event also
recognizes the people the
fallen officers have left behind.
This year the event was
held at the Bradford County
Fairgrounds. Each year the city
Starke Police Department
(SPD), Union County Sheriffs
Office (UCSO) and the
Bradford County Sheriff's
Office (BCSO) take turns
hosting the event. This year, it
was the BCSO's turn to host.
A phrase on the front of the
event's program summed up
the entire reason for the-
memorial: "In honor and
remembrance of the fallen
officers who gave the ultimate
sacrifice in the line of duty and
to the families they left
behind."
The evening began with the
survivors of fallen law'
enforcement officers being
escorted into the building.
Officials' from UCSO, SPD,
BCSO and the Florida
Department of Corrections
(FDOC) escorted survivors to
a special area set aside just for
them.
A special unit from the
Union Correctional Institution

then posted the American and
Florida flags. After the posting
of colors, Carol Milner sang
the national anthem. Pastor
Jeff Summers then offered the
invocation.
Before making his
presentation of all the agencies
involved with the ceremony,
SPD Chief Gordon Smith read
a poem to the gathering.
"Police Week," by Marc A
Turner, told about the
survivors of fallen law
enforcement officers gathering
at the national law
enforcement memorial wall in
Washington, D.C.
The poem told how the
survivors, with little more than
pictures and letters, stood there
to remember their loved ones.
"As they visit the wall there is
a great pain in their heart, but
strangelyy it's there that the
healing can start," read a line
from the poem.
The poem went on to remind
everyone that National Law
Enforcement Week is'set aside
to remember those who
sacrificed for their community
and those they left behind.
"But this week lasts forever for
family and friends," the poem
ends.
The special guest speaker for
the evening was Michael
Johnson.. Johnson, a certified
critical incident stress
management debriefer, among
other titles, praised all law
enforcement officers for the
job they do. "These officers do
things many of us would just
not rather deal with," said

Union County Commissioner Ricky Jenkins (right)
presents a Law Enforcement Memorial Week
proclamation to Union County Deputy Lyn Williams.

Johnson.
He also told the audience of
debriefing he performed with
officers from the New York-
City Police Department after
the events of Sept. 1I.
"Several weeks into the
recovery they found a mother
that had a child's hand holding
on to her hand," said Johnson.
"They never found the child."
Johnson said this image was
something they would never be
able to get out of their minds.
"But this is the sacrifice that
our officers and correctional
officers make each and every
day to keep us safe," said
Johnson. "Law enforcement
officers do this job because
they want to make a difference
in our lives."
After Johnson's remarks,
commissioners presented each
jurisdiction with a
proclamation declaring May
16-23 Law Enforcement
Memorial Week in each area.
Bradford County
Commissioner Doyle Thomas
presented his county's
proclamation to Sheriff Bob
Milner. Both Thomas'
daughter and son-in-law serve
the Bradford Couhty
community as law enforcement
officers. Starke Commissioner
Larry Davis presented Smith
with the city's proclamation.
Union County Commissioner
Ricky Jenkins did the honors
for his county presenting to
deputy Lyn Williams.
After the proclamations were
presented, Williams, Smith and
Milner took turns reading the
names of fallen law
enforcement officers in
Bradford and Union counties.
Union County Deputy Renee.
Azure was the last name on the
list.

Azure lost her life while
responding to a call in Raiford
more than two years ago. The
Azure family, including her
mother, father and daughter,
all attended the ceremony.
After the roll call, Major
Grady Carrick of the Florida
Highway Patrol read the names
of those Florida officers who
were killed in the line of duty
during 2004. Those names
included Trooper George
Andrew Brown. Brown lost his
life in Lake City while
attempting to stop a fleeing
suspect.
The ceremony then moved
outside where a moment of
silence was observed for the
fallen heroes. An honor guard
from the Clay County Sheriffs
Office then performed a 21-
gun salute. The salute was
followed by a lone trumpeter
playing Taps.
After the ceremony,
survivors gathered to comfort'
one another and remember
their loved ones. Pictures and'
letters could be seen in the'
hands of many of them.
James Redmond can be
reached at (386) 496-2261 or
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The Upward Bound Program
at Santa Fe Community
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Florida Department of
Education Food and Nutrition
Management "Summer Food
Service Program for Children."
- Meals will be provided to all
participating -students without
charge June 13 July 22.
Acceptance and participation
requirements for the-program
and all activities are the same
for all regardless of race, color,
national origin, gender, age or
disability, and there will be no
discrimination in the course of
the meal service.
Meals will be provided at the
Santa Fe Community College
,Cafeteria at 8-8:30 a.m.,
breakfast, 11:20-11:55 a.m.,
first lunch; 12:20-12:55 p.m.,
: second lunch.
Any person-who believes he

or she has been discriminated
against in any USDA-related
activity should call (202) 720-
5964 or write immediately to:
USDA Director, Office of
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USDA is an equal
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Nominations

sought for

Fla. Ag. Hall

of Fame
Florida Agriculture
Commissioner Charles H..
Bronson recently announced
that nominations are now
being accepted for candidates to
the Florida Agricultural Hall of
Fame in 2006. The deadline
for submitting nominations is
Sept. 1, 2005.
"The Florida Agricultural
Hall of Fame was created to

honor Florida's agricultural
pioneers and leaders," Bronson
said. "I hope everyone will take
a moment to consider who
should be nominated this year
for the highest honor bestowed
by the agricultural
community."
Previous inductees have
come from all walks of life:
agricultural teachers,
researchers, farmers, ranchers
and government leaders. Their
lives and achievements are
commemorated in a display on
permanent exhibit in the
Florida Agricultural Hall of
Fame Foundation building at
the Florida State Fairgrounds
in Tampa. A total of 110
people have been inducted into
the Hall of Fame since 1980.
Anyone can submit a
nomination on behalf of a
candidate for the Florida
Agricultural Hall of Fame.
However, all nomination forms
must be completed as specified
in the instructions.
The nominees, chosen by an
independent panel of judges,
will be announced later this
year. The induction ceremony

will take place during the 28th
annual Florid, Agricultural
Hall of Fame banquet and
awards ceremony at the Florida
State Fair in February 2006.
Nomination forms may be
requested by calling (813) 628-
455 1, or by writing:
Chairman, Florida Agricultural
Hall of Fame Foundation,
4508 Oak Fair Boulevard,
Suite 290, Tampa, FL 33610.
The fax number for nomination
forms is (813) 620-4008.
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LETTERS
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information and ideas of what
we could do. We found out that
he was under house arrest for a
violent sexual attack upon a 3-
year-old, and had been so for a
year with two years left, and
probation after. Our sheriff
didn't know this. He told us if
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HUD toll-free at 1-800-
669-9777, the toll-free
telephone number forthe
hearing impaired is 1-
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ING sh..uld oei suminateo
to Inme Slarke othice in
winriling & paid in advance
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SDeen estaDlisrnea wir,
ins oftice. A $300 SER.
VICE CHARGE wil be
added to all billings to
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41 Auction
AUCTION EVERY Thurs-
day & Saturday night, at
6551 NW CR 225,
Starke. Starts 7:00pm.
ABMO 0001542, AUMO
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42 Motor
Vehicles
WANTED: CARS AND
trucks, running or not.
Must be complete. $100
and, Lip. Call 904-966-
S2995 or 904-964-2432.
MECHANICS SPECIAL-2-
1989 white Crown
SVictoria's, police inter-
ceptor, 1 bad engine, 1
fuel problem, fix both or
combine, clear titles.
$395. each or 2 for $600
OBO. Call 904-964-4111.
1998 DODGE DAKOTA, 4
cyl, 5 spd, $1500. OBO.
Call Brad at 352-258-
4764.
FOR SALE- 1992 Chevy
Silverado stepside P/U,
very clean, good condi-
tion. Ext cab, -AC, tilt, '
cruise, PS, PB, PDL,
PW, AM/FM w/ tape &
equalizer, good rubber.
$4000 Firm. Contact
386-496-2374 or 352-
318-9832.
1986 VETTE, looks and
Runs great! Targa top,
- newtires. Must sell Call
! 904-964-6516.
SA'TV 2000 YAMAHA Big
Bear .1 wheeler, good,
conaolon low hours.
53000 OBO Keystone
area Call 352-473-6936
43 RV's &
Campers
2001, 22FT AMER-LITE

5th wheel, like new, no
smokers, slide out,
$10,500 OBO. Selling
due to health. Call 352-
468-2895.
.45 Land For
Sale
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
lot in Union County, just
under acres on a paved
road, $33,000 firm. Call
954-650.-7016.
FOR SALE- 3 land parcels
1.6 acres with 14'x50'
mobile home on each,
with fenced yard. One
parcel $29,885. Two
* other parcels are
$19,995 each. 386-756-
9849 cell, 386-871-3833
owner. Financing avail-
able. -
BEAUTIFUL 81 ACRES
comer parcel with 3000
ft of road frontage, in
Bradford County, can be
subdivided into one acre
lots 81 times. Pasture,
pines, and creek, mostly
highland. 29 miles to Or-
ange Park. $489,000.
OBO. Call 904-608
5239.
46 Real Estate
Out Area
,-WE.., BLY., JUNtKY,
MOUSES nice ones i.o -
nours 352-258-0865 or
webuylunkynouses corn

47 Commercial
Property
IDEAL LOCATION! 2800
SQFT building with of-
fice, barn, mini storage,
5 acres, for rent all or
part, off of South 301.'
Call 904-964-3827 for
more information.
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS,
SR21S, OFC/WHSE all
AC, 2500 sq. ft."all352-
473-5174 or 352-475-
1713.
OFFICE/WAREHOUSE,
3000 sq ft behind
Powell's $750 mth. Call
Smith & Smith Realty at
904-964-9222.
FOR RENT-1400 (+ -) SQ
FT Commercial Bldg,
great for dry storage,
$350 per month. Could
be climate controlled
storage for a higher rent
factor, or will build out to

your specs for long term
lease. Call John at 904-
964-6305, Mon-Fi, 8am
to 5pm.
48 Homes For
Sale
4BR/2.5BA, 1726 sq ft brick
home, fenced backyard,
CH/A, close to hospital.
$125,000 Call 904-964-
5933.
INVESTOR SPECIAL! Vic-
torian home on B-12 lot, 2
story, needs renovation.
Steal it for $69,000. Call
904-964-4111.
4BR/3BA HOUSE, ON 1
acre in Raiford, over
3000 sq ft, newly remod-
eled. $150,000. Call 386-
431-1714.
WALK TO KEYSTONE
schools, 4BR, 1800 sq ft
home, with 20x40 in
ground pool, porch &
deck, $139,900 Phone
352-475-6260.
49 Mobile
Homes For
Sale
2000 HOMESTEAD 32x80
mobile home. 3BR/2BA,
living room, large den,
dining room, office, front
porch, upgraded kitchen.
Excellent condition.
$45,000. Call 904-769-
3169.

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OWNER FINANCE 2BR/
2BA doublewide. New
well and septic, 1/3 acre
wooded lot, Keystone
Heights Area $1495
down. Call 352-478-
2697 or 352-258-0865.

50 For Rent
FURNISHED ROOMS'
FOR RENT COM-
PLETE with CH/A, cable
provided, all utilities paid!
Central location. Ideal for
senior citizens with 10%
discount on first months
rent for senior citizens.
Rooms with private bath,
$95.- $105/wk." Room
without bath. $80. Laun-
dry 'ac'illies avaiaOie.
Close to churches,
stores, downtown shop-
ping, theatre, and more!
See Manager at the
Magnolia Hotel, across

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from the Starke Post Of-
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WE HAVE 2 OR 3 bedroom
MH, clean, close to
prison. Call 352-468-
1323.
SOUTHERN VILLAS OF
Starke Apts. Looking for
applicants. 1& 2 BR HC
& non HC apartments.
Central ac/heat, on site
laundry, playground, prid-
vate and quiet atmo-
sphere. Located on
SR16, 1001 Southern
Villas Drive, Starke, Fl or
call 904-964-7295, TDD/
TTY 711. Equal Housing
Opportunity.
3BR/1BA, FARM house
style, nice neighborhood,
$500/mth, 1st, last,
lease, security. No pets.
Call 904-964-3579.
FOR RENT- 2 & 3BR's,
newly renovated, water
included, fenced yard, no
pets, deposit required.
Call 386-496-3067 678-
438-6828 or 678-438-
2865.
2BEDROOM rental on
Smith Lake, good fishing.
Call Chuck Willis Realty
at 352-473-0205.
NEWLY REMODELED up-
stairs apartment in down-
town Starke. 2 bedroom,
SCH/A.' $450 -no-tr.t, 1zt
last, and security deposit.
Call Joan at 904-964-
4303.
LAKE BROOKLYN, 2BR/
1BA home, sun room,
wood deck, no pets.
$500 monin, first, last,

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deposit and lease 904-
838-9574.
BIG LAKE SANTA FE, at-
tractive 5 room apart-
ment, quiet, 120 ft pier
and picnic deck, $525
month. Call 352-475-
* 5832.
3BR/2BA DWMH IN Key-
stone Heights, on 2
acres, excellent condi-
tion, very clean, all
kitchen appliances,
washer & dryer hookup,
no inside pets, $600 mth
plus $500 deposit. Call
904-446-5937 or 904-
278-2208.
FOREST PARK apart-
ments of Lake Butler. 2
bedroom units available
starting at $540 mth. Call
386-496-3439, Tuesday
& Friday 8am to 5pm.
Rental assistance avail-
able to qualified appli-
cants. Equal Housing
Opportunity.
3-4BR/2BA, house in coun-
try, screened porch,
washer & dryer hookups,
CH/A, on 1 acre w/ pri-
vacy fence, back deck,
$850 month, 1st, last,
security. No pets. Call
352-473-7123.
FOR RENT, 2BR/2BA mo-
bile home 4 yrs old lo-
cated 2 mdes weest on SR
, 18 In Wortninglon
Springs. Call 386-496-
2776.
3BR1.5BA ON 1 ACRE In
Lake Butler, red brick, no
pets, $650 month, 1st &
last required. Call 386-
496-2996 ask for Billy

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Hall.
LARGE DWMH, 3BR/2BA,
all electric, CH/A. No
pets. $525 a month. Call
904-964-6445.
OWNER FINANCE 2BR/
2BA doublewide. New
well and septic, 1/3 acre
wooded lot, Keystone
Heights Area $1495
down. Call 352-478-
2697 or 352-258-0865.
HUGE 3BR/2BA, ON 1/3
acre, CH/A, newly reno-
vated, Keystone area.
$450 month plus $300
security deposit. Call
352-478-2697.
3BR/2BA DWMH, CEN-
TRAL heat, widow air, 11
miles from Starke, 4
miles from from Lake
Butler, fencedyard, $600
mth $300 deposit. Call
904-284-9223.
DW 2BR/2BA Unfumished,
fenced yard, carport,
large front porch, 27 x
12' living room. Close to
schools, 7456 Lake view
St, Keystone. $600. Call
352-475-5620
2BR/1BA SWMH, CH/A, 3
miles from Lake Butler, 3
miles from Riaford of
SR121. $450 month,
$300 deposit. Call 904-
284-9923
INl KEYSTONE 2BR.2BA
faige..'14x79TIH. one
acre wooden lot, on
paved road off ol Gasline
Rd; walking closets, CH/
A, garden tub. No pets.
$495 plus deposit. Call
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3BR/2BA BRICK HOME for
rent in Lawtey area.
Large yard, shop, $800
per month. Call 904-769-
3169.
52 Animals and
Pets
FREE TO GOOD HOME,
Pekingese mix. loves
children and to cuddle,
insideloutsiae pet Call
904 964-2836 between
8am and 2pm.
VETERINARY CLINIC box
for long wheel base
pickup. Best offer over
$200. Call 352-473-
6936;
53 Yard Sales
THURSDAY-SUNDAY.
May 26-29. 1706 SE
150rh St, (CR230 turn
right coming from Starke
on SW 17th Ave lo 150tI
StI) Ilems include 23ft
Lawfton Camper,
wooden: playset, furni-
ture, appliances, toys,
clothing, BBQ/smnoker
grill, tools, electric con-
crete mixer, construction
materials (french doors,
'windows, carpet, etc.)
much, much more. All
must gol
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families. Large and small
items.
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May 28, 7am til?
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617. Sunset Bay. LLC
5 minutes to Greenbner
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three weeks.
It is evident that it will take
a death of one of our children,
maybe even >ours. by a sexual
predator in our neighborhoods,
before we see any action.
We, as taxpaying citizens,
are not even getting the bare
minimum support from our
sheriff. If a predator lived in the
sheriffs neighborhood or one
of his deputies or another
"prominent" citizen, or this
was an election year, then I am
sure without a doubt that the
correct action required by law
would have already been done.
We are your average family
just like you that have children
who we dearly love. I am sure
if Jessica's or Sarah's parents
would have been correctly
,notified, they might be alive
today. We won't stand by and
be the victims. Will you let
apathy kill your little girl, or
rape your son?
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Classified Ads

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- where one call does it all! 473-2261

SOUTH ON SR121 out of
Lake Butler across from
RMC west unit. Baby
toys, furniture, clothes,
weight bench, etc. Friday
& Saturday, 8am unitl.
AN ESTATE SALE Fri.,
Sat., & Sun., May 21,28,
29.8am to 5pm. Located
at 315 Garden St, Key-
stone Heights, FI. Be-
tween Keystone &
Melrose off of SR 21. A
paitial listing of items: A
great old beautiful Key-
stone Heights home with
both contemporary and
antique furniture such as
Victorian sofa, china
cabinet/secretary, old
beds, chairs, rugs, curio
cabinet, Haviland china,
other china, mirrors,
crystal, all kinds of col-,
lectibles, Seraphim clas-
sic angel collection, cos-
tume jewelry, dolls and
doll accessories of all
kinds including molds,
clothing furniture, wall
hangings, prints, pic-
tures, many decorator,
items such as sculptures
statues and pedestals,
harvest table with
benches, books,
kitchenware, wrought
iron, DR table with
chairs, display cabinet,
refrigerator. Much, Much
more! Too much to list alli
OPENING SATURDAY!!
County Line Trading
Post, 1/4 mile east of
'Union/Bradford County
line on SR 100. We will
buy your kids clothes to
size 12, children fumi-
ture, games, toys, ac-
cessories, etc. Must be
in good condition.
Please call for an ap-
pointment 352-494-
1507.
770 NE 1ST ST, behind
Dollar General. Baby
clothes, misc. Friday,
Saturday, & Sunday,
Sam til.
MULTI FAMILY YARD
SALE, Saturday, 8am to
12:30pm. 417 East Call
St.
SATURDAY, MAY 28, 8am
to 1 pm. East end of Mor-
gan Rd, CR 233. Fumi-
ture, clothing, dishes, -
crafts, entertainment
center, etc.
54 Keystone
Yard Sales
MOVING SALE, SEC-
TIONAL sofa, love seat,
clothes, toys and more.
Fri and Sat, 8am to? 492
SE 28th Way, Melrose,
Geneva Lake Estates.
BIG SALE! Over 1000
items, lots of free stuff.
Fri& Sat. 8am to ? 6878
Deer Springs Rd 2 5
miles north on SR 21
SATURDAY, MAY 28.
2005, 8am to? 7851 S
Lawrence Blvd. Key-.
stone Final labnc sale...
upperr prices nouehold
items, odds & ends.
FRI & SAT, MAY 27 & 28,
8AM -? 2 family sale,
with something for ev-
eryone. Sofa bed and
other furniture, means
and women clothes
and much more: 500
Jasmine Ave.
FRIDAY ONLY- MAY 27.
2005. 8am to 12pm
household, misc, glass
lop rattan table (4 chairs)
girls size 10/12. (LTD 2
GAP. Aeroposile,
Abercrombie) 6500
Immokalee Rd, Key-
stone.

57 For Sale
KENMORE WASHER and
dryer, new type $100
and up each, electric
stove, written guarantee,
free local delivery. For -
appointments, call 904-
964-8801.
BED-QUEEN orthopedic
Pillowtop mattress and
box. Name brand, new in
plastic, with warranty.
Can deliver. Sacrifice
$140. Call 352-372-
8588.
BED-KING SIZE Pillowtop
mattress and boxspring
with manufactures war-
ranty. Brand new still in
plastic. Can deliver. Sell
for $200. Call 352-372-
7490.
BEDROOM SET 7 piece
Gorgeous cherry queen/
king bed, dresser, mirror,
2 nightstands, chest
available, dovetail con-
struction. New still in
boxes. Retail $5200,
sacrifice for $1400.352-
377-9846.
DINING ROOM SUITE-
beautiful cherry table, 6
chippendale chairs and
lighted hutch and buffet.
Brand new still boxed.
Can deliver. Retail
$5800, sacrifice $1100.
352-377-9846.
MATTRESS TWIN sets
$89, full sets $129,
Queen sets $159, King
sets $189. Mattress Fac-
tory, 441 East Brownlee
St. Carpets also- large
room size pieces. Save
a lot. Cash and carry.
Call Sonia at 352-473-
7173 or 904-964-3888.
PILLOWTOP MATTRESS
sale. You can save on
national brands. Shop
lhst men compare Fuli
piiloAlop sets $299.
queen pilowlop sets
$399 King $499
Memory foam sets as on
TV- too low to advertise.
Call 352-473-7173 or
904-964-3888.
FOR SALE: MAYTAG
-washer and dryer
combo. Dryer needs
new timer and heating.
element selling for $60.
Call 904-964-5282.
OLDER 3 TON AC pack-
age asking $400, apart-.
ment size microwave
and fridge, Ig flatbed
trailer frame, best offer.
Call after 5pm 904-964-
3199.
2 SLEEP COMFORT twin
beds, adjustable beds
with vibrator. $15Q each.
Wheel chair for large
person $150. Call 352-
473-3375.
OAK ENTERTAINMENT
center, 2 towers
(23"Wx22"Dx71"H) each
with top storage cabinet,
glass tront wtih 3
shelves for electronic
'' equipnmen'aQd 2 bottom
drawers 'for CD/DVD/
Vioeo. Connnecting
piece 52" with light.
$1250 OBO. Call 352-
473-4330.
JAYCO #806 POP-UP de-
Sluxe camper with A/C,
canopy, screen room,
contains a double bed
and twin bed, Kept under
cover. $3500 OBO. Call
352-473-4330.
ANTIQUE MAPLE bed-
room suite Full bed,
highboy, dresser with
mirror, and mnightstand
$695. Baby changing
table $20 Call 352-373-
6774.

LAWNMOWERS and trail-
ers for sale. Call anytime
904-964-4118.
16" CIRCLE Y roping
saddle, very comfort-
able, good condition, DK
leather with white free
seat back edge. $325.
OBO. Call 352-473-
6936.
58 Child / Adult
- Home Care
I AM LOOKING FOR a
position caring for the
elderly and or disabled in
their home. Call 904-
964-2793.
NANNY WITH REFER-
ENCES seeking to care
for children in your
home. Mon Fri, in the
Starke, Keystone-or
Melrose area. 352-473-
0036 after 6pm.
CHILD CARE, in my home,
huge yard, clean; loving
environment. Experi-
enced. Most ages ac-
cepted. Meals & snacks
provided. Call 904-964-
6516.
59 Personal
Services
SAM EVANS CARPEN-
TRY, 20 years experi-
ence, trim, remodels,
siding and decks. In-
suredl Call 352-475-
,6255 or 352-339-5411.
BRADFORD HOME repair
and painting. Painting
and home repair special-
ist, license #477. Free,
estimates. Call 904-966-
2024.
CLARK FOUNDATION
REPAIRS, INC. Cor-
rection of termite & wa-
ter-damaged wood &
sills. Leveling & raising
Houses/Bldgs. Pier Re-
placement & alignment.
Free Estimates: Danny
(Buddy) Clark, (904)-
284-2333 or 1-800-288-
0633.
CHAIN LINK FENCE -
Free estimates. Handy-
man Fence Co., owner
Tommy Reddish, 904-
964-8559.
PRESSURE WASHING,
CLC home exterior
cleaning. Roofs, siding,
decks, driveways, side-
walks. Free estimates,
call Curtis, 904-964-
4940.
FLORIDA CREDIT UNION
has money to lend for
M.H. & land packages.
1-800-284-1144.
CUSTOM CUTS Lawn &
Landscape, customized
lawn care, sol, trim-
ming, landscape design.
Reasonable rates, free
,estimates. Commercial
& residential. Licensed
and insured. Call 386-
496-2820, il no answer
please leave message
PARA/SECRE ARIAL-.
ullng ,Oui '-il.fui, CC.. "'l
forms and other secre-
tarial services. Notary
368-462-8545 appoint-
ment.
HANDYMAN,TRACTOR
work, mowing etc. Call

-

904-964-3349.
J & P HOME SERVICES,
home repairs, home.
cleaning, painting &
more for reasonable
rates call Johnny or Pam
at 352-473-2344.
HURRY! BANKRUPTCY
laws changing! Bank-
ruptcy, divorce, wills,
adoptions, and other le-
gal forms. $35 to $125.
In business since 1985.
Call 352-235-4350, Key-
stone Heights..
LAWN SERVICE & IRRI-
GATION mowing, trim-
ming, edging, clean-ups,
hedging, new irrigation
installation & service gut-
ter drains. Licensed &
insured. Commercial or
residential: Irrigation &
Landscape Solutions
352-214-1136 'or 386-
496-1017.
COMMERCIAL & residen-
tial cleaning.. Free esti-
mates, 5yrs experience,
references available.
Call CJ's Cleaning Ser-
vice at 352-213-4568.
PASTURE MOWING $30
hour, backhoe work $45
hour. 30 years experi-
ence, call Lyndel at 904-
838-8069 or 904-782-
3897.
62 Vacation /
Travel
HORSESHOE BEACH
Rentals on canal.
House and dock accom
modates up to 3 boats,
sleeps 8. Full kitchen,
private. $125/day. Ad-
ditional apt rental with
55' dock, fish cleaning
station, sleeps 6, half-
kitchen. $95/day. Addi-
tional rentals. Call Tina
at 352-498-5768.
64 Business
Opportunity
EARN INCOME AT HOME
Airl rorestry and integ.
rity: Four point group:
Free training, free
website, no selling, nc
ri s k: h ttp : / .
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65 Help
Wanted
DAIRY FARM LABOR-
ERS, hardworking, de-
pendable transportation,
shift work, holidays &
weekends. For more in-
formation call 386-462-
1016.
LOOKING FOR WRIT-
ERS. Do you like to
write? The Telegraph
has openings for part or
full time reporters. Can-
didate must have good
computer-skills and a
desire to write. Please
send sample writings
and resume along with
salary requirements to:
Bradford County Tele-
graph, PO Drawer A,
Starke, Fl 32091.
AVON INDEPENDENT
Sales Representative.
Always hiring. Free train-
ing and group support,
earn extra income. Start
Today, $15 total invest-
ment. Call 904-964-
8851.
HAIR DRESSER or barber
wanted at O'Hair. Call
Laura at 888-535-3446.
$1380 WEEKLY guaran-
teed! Stuff envelopes,
FT/PT no experience
necessary. For more in-
formation call 386-462-
9301.
DISCOVER HOW ANY-
ONE can earn $25, $50,
even $100 or more in as
little as 2-3 minutes per
day taking easy "No-
Brainer" surveys Start
today! k http://
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?countrymom/sponline.
LAUNDRY/MAINTE-
NANCE position. Super-
vise, coordinate daily
production and provide
preventive maintenance
in dry cleaning plant.

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Ivanhoe Financial, Inc.
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REALTY, INC.
Could save
your credit and
put cash in

your pockets.
Call
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(904)

964-5424

cape cleaing Abiit to fetv h is aea

carpet cleaning. Ability to
work with elderly resi-
dents in Christian retire-
ment community. Good
benefits. Apply Penney
Retirement Community
800-638-3138 or 284-
8200, Drug free Work
Place and EOE.
VETERINARY ASSIS-
TANT- Exciting opportU-
nity to work with pets and
people. Duties vary from
assisting doctor to some
receptionists responsi-
bilities. Approx 24-28 hrs
per week, M-F mornings,
every other Saturday
morning. Computer skills
needed. Seeking articu-
late, energetic person
with positive attitude, will
provide training. Apply in
person at Keystone
HeightsAnimal Hospital,
7344 SR 100, Keystone.
352-473-4966.
Welders Wantedl REDD
Team Manufacturing, a
Division of Alcoa, lo-
cated in Keystone
Heights, has immediate

openings for Welder

openings for Welder
Level 2, Welder Level 3,
and Welder Level 4.
Salary: $10.30-$12.36/
hr. A welding test will be
given to determine com-
petency and level. A
High School Diploma or
GED is preferred. We
have an excellent flex-
ible benefits package ef-

fective the first date and
growth potential. Hours:
6:00 am -3:30 pm Mon-
day through Friday with
possible overtime. A pre-
placement drug screen/
physical are required.
Candidates must pass a
background check. Ap-
ply in person 8:00 am -
5:00 pm, 6599 State
Road 21 North, Key-.

Must have valid DL, ex-
cellent attendance &
punctuality record. Appli-
cations at New Method.
311 N Temple, Starke.
NO PHONE CALLS!
PRODUCTION WORK-
ERS needed for fast
paced growing com-
pany, apply in person
9am to 4pm, Mon Fri
@ 10858 SE SR 221,
Hampton. Call for direc-
tions 352-468-2455.
NURSERY HELP needed,
weed pulling, pot filling,
etc. FT $6.50 per hourto
start. Apply at US Body
Source, 1.5 miles South
of Hampton on CR325.
COUNTER/CUSTOMER
Service position. Must be
bondable with good at-
tendance and punctual-
ity records. Applications
available at New Method
Cleaners, 311 N
Temple, 'Starke. NO
PHONE CALLS!
TIRED OF COMMUTING
to Gainesville or Jack-
sonville? Professional
Environmental Consult-
ant seeks an office as-
sistant. Must have word
processing experience,
organizational skills,
document preparation,
and some knowledge of
excel and accounting
software required.
Pleasant work environ-
ment. Salary based on
experience, ($10 to $131
hr). Typing test will be
required. Please fax or
send resume to: AASI,
106 Ambient Airway,
Starke, Fl 32091. 904-
964-6675.
FLOOR TECHNICIAN 40/
WK, 1 yr experience,
rate neg, experience
with hard-floor care and

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it all!

stone Heights, FL. No
phone calls. DFWP.
EEOC.
JOIN AS A LABORER...
become a Welder, Ma-
chine Operator, Material
Handler, or a Saw Op-
erator! REDD Team
Manufacturing, a Divi-
sion of Alcoa, located in
Keystone Heights, has
immediate openings for
Laborers. We offer a
starting hourly pay rate
of $8.24. After complet-
ing an introductory pe-
riod the newly hired la-
borers can begin paid on
the job training. Upon
successfully completion
of training and testing
the Laborers can be pro-
moted to a Level 1
Welder, Level 1 Machine
Operator, Level 1 Mate-
ral Handler or a Level 1
Saw Operator. A High
School Diploma or GED
is preferred. We have an
excellent flexible ben-
efits package effective
the first date and growth
potential. Hours: 6:00
am -3:30 pm Monday
through Friday with pos-
sible overtime. A pre-
placement drug screen/
physical are required.
Candidates must pass a
background check. Ap-
ply in person 8:00 am -
5:00 pm, 6599 State
Road 21 North, Key-
stone Heights, FL. No
phone calls. DFWP.
EEOC.
LUMBER GRADER, Great
South Timber & Lumber,
Inc., is accepting appli-
cations for Certified
Southern Yellow Pine
lumber graders. Please
apply in person or call
386-752-3774 for an ap-
pointment. .
NOW HIRING CARPEN-
TERS & painters. Apply
in person at Authorized
Construction Services,
7200 SE US 301,
Hawlnome Fla ...
GET YOUR CLASS B
CDL, for only $250. We
train. Call 800-291-0412.
WANTED: VOCATIONAL
instructor and teacher's
aid. Apply Inausirial
Complex of Railo.r'd.

386-431-1898. Ty Jor-
dan, Executive Director.
FLOOR CARE TECH
needed for local com-
pany. Seeking mature,
hardworking and versa-
tille person for full
time summer employ-
ment. Will train. Selected
applicant will be required
to pass, background
check, drug test and
MVR check. Fax resume
to 904-964-5977.
PART TIME OFFICE pro-
fessional, small busi-
ness looking for office
professional with exten-
sive knowledge of
Quickbooks, flexible
schedule. Selected ap-
plicant will be required to
pass. background
check, drug test and
MVR check. Fax resume
to 904-964-5977.
PARTTIME NEWSPAPER
delivery help needed,
early morning hours,
mostly weekend work.
Starke/ Waldo area, ve-
hicle required. Call 904-
591-2822.
NEEDED: 7-24 hr. Live in
CARETAKER and Com-
panion for elderly lady in
Bradford County. Light
housekeeping and cook-
ing. Send qualifications
and phone contact to PO
Box 1087, Starke,FI
32091. Weekends op-
tional.
EXPERIENCED PART
TIME cook needed 20-
25 hrs/week, includes
some weekends. Apply
in person. No phone
calls please. Park of
Palms, 706 Palm Circle,
Keystone Hgts, FI
32656.
SALES CONSULTANT.
Farmers Furniture has
an immediate opening
for sales consultant. Po-
sition offers competitive
compensation and ben-
efits package. Apply in
person at 835 W Walnut
St. Starke. Only candi-
dates selected for an in-
terview'will be con-
tacted. EOE.
RECEPTIONIST/GEN-
ERAL clerical position
available. Spreadsheet
and word processing

experience preferred.
Fax resume to: Attn: Re-
ceptionist, C/O Bradford
County Telegraph, 904-
964-8628, or mail to PO
Drawer A, Starke, Fl
32091. Job closing, date:
05/27/2005.
CITY OF KEYSTONE
Heights, position for
cemetery maintenance
tech. The City of Key-
stone Heights seeks a
part-time Cemetery
Maintenance Tech em-
ployee with the ability to
operate light equipment.
Must have valid drivers
license. Starting salary is
minimum wage to $8 per
hour based on experi-
ence. Deadline for appli-
cations is June 2, 2005
at 5-00 pm., City of Key-
stone Heights. 555 S'
Lawrence Blvd. Key-
stone Heights. Florida
32656. For more.infor-
mation and job descrip-
tion call Public Works
Department at 352-473-
4807. EOE & DFWP.
PROFESSIONAL DRIV-
ERS, $1000 new hire
bonus for experienced
drivers. Call about dry
bulk and flatbed posi-
tions at our Newberry
terminal. 866-300-8759.
SALES /MANAGER FOR
flooring store. Call 352-
473-6610.
INSTALLERS HELPER,
must. have valid drivers
license, over 21 & re-
sponsible. Call 352-473-
6610.
PINESTRAW crews
wanted. Call 386-755-
5095 or 386-867-3507.
MANAGER NEEDED start
today, 42-50k first year,
no experience required,,
will train, must be re-
sponsible and self moti-
valea, automobile re-
quired call 800-644-
2822, ext 4015.

DRIVERS-ARE YOU get-
ting a pay raise in 2005?
Roehl drivers are! Van
drivers- up to .39 plus
bonus. Flatbed drivers-
up to .41 plus bonus,
plus tarp. Sig n bonus.
Students welcome.
Class A required. EOE,
call Roehl, "The take
home more, be home
more carrier." $$$ 800-
626-4915 $$$
www.GoRoehl.com.
FINISH MOTORGRADER
operator. Needed IMME-
DIATELY l$12 to $18hr,
plus benefits. Andrews
Paving, Inc. 386-462-
1115.
LOWBOY DRIVER Drug-
liee worKplace win ben.
eflts Exper-ence a must
Apply wm.inn Andrews
Pavina In.: 386-462
1115
NEXTEL SALES, SER-
VICE & Repair Immedi-
aie lull-lime position for
tiendly. honest person
mitn sales experience,
strong work ethic, and
interest in technology
and data. Will train.
Competitive pay. Send
resume with business/
personal references to
Virginia. denmark
@cellrite.com.
DRIVERSr $45,000-
$50,000 + per year to
start. Short haul pre-
mium pay and excellent
benefits- with automatic
semiannual increases.
CDL A, 6 months T/T
exp. Call Sunday or any-
time 800-893-6791 or
toll free 866-816-1704.
HELP WANTED- Con-
struction Contractor and
sub-contractors several
Openings in various ar-
eas of building (framing,
finish, roofing, concrete/
block, plumbing, electri-
cal & siding) must have
experience in one or

more of construction
phases, own tools and
transportation. Call 352-
258-0865.
CARE GIVER 2 years
experience working with
elderly or disabled cli-
ents. 2 or 3 days per
week. Su-EI's Retire-
ment Home, Hampton.
Phone 352-468-2619.
ELLIANOS- NOW AC-
CEPTING applications
for full-time
manager.Management
skills are not mandatory
but they are beneficial.
Send resume to 603 S
Temple Ave, Starke, Fl
32091, or pick up an ap-
plication at Ellianos.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE,
small office in Keystone
Heights. Accepting appli-
cations for individual
with accounts payable
experience,Microsoft
Word and Excel helpful.
Full time. DFWP. Good
Benefits. Call 352-473-
4984.
ASSEMBLY: AMERICAN
Access Technologies lo-
cated in Keystone is ac-
cepting applications for
assembly position. Will
train,, hours Mon-Thurs
7am til 3pm, Fri 6:30am
to 3:30pm. Starting sal-
ary $7.25.per hr. DFWP,
Good benefits. Call 352-
473-4984. .
POWDER C. TER
painter, Ame.rican -Ac-'
cess Technologies lo-,
cated in Keystone
Heights is accepting ap-
plications for second
shift powder cpoater
painter.' Experience
helpful but will train,
hours are Mon-Thurs
3pm to 1:30am. DFWP,
Good benefits. Call 352-
473-4984. ,
ENTRY LEVEL-American
Access Technologies is
now accepting applica-
tions for our Keystone
Heights location. Will
train with great potential
for advancement. Train
operator, grinder, hard-
ware press, etc.. First
and second shift possi-
bilities. 40 hours a week
wmir, possible. oCvertime
Slanng salary is 17 25
hour DFWP Gooad en-
etfl. 352 473-4984
TUPPERWARE TODAY A
great way 1o work
Choose to reach cus-
tomers in their home, at
work or even by mail.
Call us today to get
.started. Mam;ie 904-964-
33030

FULLTIME SALES
CLERK, sheet music
department, music,
computer knowledge
and sales experience
preferred. Cal 352-372-
5351.
BUS DRIVERS NEEDED
for Union County School
Board, steady work,
40hr CDL training avail-
able. Call Mike Pittman
at 386-496-2182.
PROJECT SUPERINTEN-
DENT, Commerical Con-
struction, need resume
and references, salary
negotiable depending

upon experience. Phone
386-462-1982 or fax
386-462-1780.
PT MAINTENANCE/
handyperson needed
$6.50/hr, 20 hrs per
week (possible week
ends). Duties include
mowing/grounds/build-
ing maintenance-and all
around handypersiofi
Must possess current FL
Drivers license. Depend-
ability a must. Keystone
Heights Airport, 7100
Airport RD, Starke, Fl
32091. Call 352-473-
0031.

C:H R Y S L E R

See Hal Magee or Call

904-964-3200
160 W, Call St. -Starke, FL

and in need of
our Lake Butler

facility. Good benefits, pay based on
experience. Apply in person at 1050 SE 6th
St. in Lake Butler or call 1-800-808-3052.

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DRIVERS WANTED AT
WASTE MANAGEMENT OF GAINESVILLE

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well-established company? If you are responsible and able tb
perform safely and effectively under challenging conditions then
consider Waste Management of Gainesville. Our entry-level
drivers earn a very competitive pay and benefit package. and top
performing veterans.enjoy very lucrative compensation. You will
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Family needs help to pay for child's

protective helmet

By LINDA ZCHORR
Telegraph Staff Writer

Imagine a mother's emotions
'when being told that her
newborn daughter's developing
skull has alreadN locked itself in
size, allowing no more room for
her bab 's grow ing brain.
Imagine this when insurance
don'tt co\er the cost. when a
spouse is disabled and non-
working. and %when %working
hard waitressing still doesn't
meet the cost.
This is the struggle as told b\
mother and hardworking
waitress Tabnitha Baker, who-is-
the mother of little Hailey Ann
Baker.
The happy girl, born just two
months ago on March 7. w~as
soon diagnosed with a condition
of premature cranial bone
hardening and fusion called
- craniosynostosis, which has
eliminated the usual "soft spot"
on the infant's head. Since at
thispoint in time a baby's brain
is still growing. this poses an
obvious and serious medical
problem.
Baker remarked that her
daughter's brain "is coming out
through her forehead" with her
head starting to take on the
shape of a "football." Although
"she's a happy baby." says
Baker, she suffers headaches as
her brain continues to push on
her skull.
"She's a good baby, she's a
wonderful baby" says the proud
mother of her baby, who "will
most likely need a blood
transfusion" as part of her three-

and-a-half-hour surgery. remove bone from her skull in a will not cover the $2,500
June 7 will be an important procedure called endoscopic protective helmet that Hailey
day for little Hailey as doctors craniosynostosis. must wear 23 hours a day for a
at Shands Hospital in Although Medicaid will year as she recovers. Medicaid,
GainesViTlecarefu1i-werk--ta. cover the cost of the surgery, it as well as private insurance

companies, deem the helmet as
"not a life-or-death situation,"
Baker explained.
Coming up with $2,500 has
been no easy task for Baker,

who surely is "not from a rich
family" she says. Her young
husband of 22, left disabled
See HELP, p. 5C

Hailey will need a medical
helmet after her surgery.

BC YMCA

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By LINDA ZCHORR
Telegraph Staff Writer

Registration is -here for the
Bradford County YMCA's
summer swimming lessons,
which will make their big
splash on June 6 at K.O.A.
Kampground in Starke.
Participants will take half-
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between Monday and Thursday
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Each session will have the
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KHHS junior varsity team

wins spring classic 21-6

Wil Breton (second from left) carries the ball through traffic at the line of scrimmage
in Keystone's win over Hawthorne in a spring classic.

Indians cap spring with

14-7 win over Hawthorne

Philip Thompson.
By CLIFF SMELLEY "I thought we executed pretty
Telegraph Staff Writer well," Dickinson said.
Defensively, the Indians
It was the best of both worlds yielded little until Hawthorne's
for the Keystone Heights last drive of the game, which
varsity football team as every resulted in a 15-yard touchdown
player got into the game and the run by Ellis Walker. The
team came away with a 14-7 Hornets gained 81 yards on that
win over host Hawthorne in a drive after being held to 66
half of play in a spring classic yards on their first three drives.
on May 19. Long runs hurt the Indians on
The Keystone offense came the Hornets' final drive. Walker
out and did just what head had runs of 20 and 25 yards
coach Chuck Dickinson wanted prior to his 15-yard score and
it to do-put together a quarterback Jeremy Dixon had
successful ground game. a 28-yard run.
Keystone averaged 5.4 yards "Defensively, we hurt
per rushing attempt on its first ourselves sometimes, but the
two drives, which were capped kids pursued well to the ball,"
by short touchdown runs by Wil Dickinson said. "Hawthorne's
Breton and Greg Taylor. got some good athletes.
Dickinson said the running They've got a couple of kids
backs ran hard and the who can break it."
offensive line, for the most part, Hawthorne's offense did
played well, though he added nothing right out of the gate,
the line still has some work to however. The Indians forced
do. the Hornets to go three-and-out
Still, the Indians had two on the first series of the game.
players-Adam Bailey and Keystone's offense had no
David Thomas-with varsity trouble on its first possession,
starting experience play on the marching 58 yards on nine
line. The rest of the starting unit plays. The Indians kept the ball
on the line consisted of Tommy on the ground the entire drive,
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all of the carries. Breton had a
24-yard run to the Hawthorne
20 and later capped the drive
with a 3-yard plunge into the
end zone. His scoring run was
set up by an 8-yard run by
Taylor.
Michael McLeod added the
PAT to put the Indians up 7-0.
The Hornets did pick up a
first down on their next series,
but they eventually punted.
Michael Williams had a pass
breakup for Keystone and Cole
Belote dropped Hawthorne's
Dixon for a 2-yard loss.
Keystone only attempted
three passes in the game, but it
was a pass play that was
instrumental in the Indians'
second score. The Indians were
facing third-and-9 when Taylor
See CAP, p. 4C.

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It wasn't a perfect
performance, but when the
Keystone Heights junior varsity
football team was able to hang
onto the ball, it scored and that,
with a stout defensive effort, led
to a 21-6 victory over host
Hawthorne in a half of play
during a spring classic on May
19.
Keystone fumbled the ball
away three times. Otherwise,
the Indians may have put more
points -on the board. They
scored on every other
possession with the exception
of their last drive, which
resulted in quarterback Brandon
Walker taking a knee on the last
play of the game.
Cameron Yarborough's 6-
yard touchdown run, and Brett
Andei'son's subsequent PAT,
put the Indians up 21-0 with
4:31 remaining in the game. Up
to that point, the Keystone
defense held Hawthorne to
minus-3 yards, but the Hornets
scored when receiver Steve'
Moore caught a pass in stride in
front of a couple of defenders
for a 75-yard touchdown 11
seconds after Yarborough's
score.
Overall, the Hornets managed
85 yards for the game as
Keystone defenders were
constantly making tackles for
losses. Jacob Murrhee had two-
quarterback sacks for a-.loss of
14 yards and he also teamed up
with Anderson for another sack
of 6 yards. Anderson had a solo
sack for a loss of 3 yards and he
and Murrhee each had a fumble
recovery.
The game began with a score
when the Indians, starting at
their own 25, gained five first
downs on an 11-play drive that
culminated in ari 8-yard

Keystone's Jacob Murrhee (left) corrals a Hawthorne
player in the backfield.
touchdown run by Yarborough. who had a touchdown run on
Yarborough also had runs of 8 the Indians' first drive nullified
and 19 yards on the drive.
Running back Matt Story, See SPRING, p. 4C

Robin, Dr. Bob and Tjasa at the High Springs Family Chiropractic Center.

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Tigers defeat Hurricanes, Bobacts in spring jamboree

By JAMES REDMOND
Times Staff Writer
If the 2005 spring jamobree
is any indication of this year's
edition of the Union County
Tiger football team, Tiger fans
will have a lot to celebrate.
C.J. Spiller and the Tigers'
offense outscored both the
Gainesville.Purple Hurricanes
(8-0) and the Buchholz
Bobcats (22-21), playing each
team for two quarters during a.
May 19 jamboree in Lake
Butler. Spiller accounted for
three touchdowns, including
the go ahead score against
Buchholz, and one
interception.
The highly talented running
back gained more than 100
yards on the evening, including
a 51-yard scramble on the
Tigers' first play from
scrimmage. The soon-to-be
senior ran through tackles as
well as avoiding them in the
victory.
Union county fans were not
the only ones admiring
Spiller's moves. College
scouts from schools such as
Florida, Florida State and
Tennessee were all on the
sideline, seeing moves he
could put on his opponents.
Spiller is expected to be one of
the most sought after players in
the state this season.
When asked -after the game
if all the attention made him
nervous, Spiller simply replied,
"No." He did give thanks to
God and his teammates for
making his success possible.

Several of his teammates
had tremendous nights as well.
Mathis Jackson had several
runs of 15 yards or more.
Kasey Nobles caught a 40-yard
pass from quarterback Austen
Roberts. Kevin Alexander also
made several key tackles for
the defense.
The Tigers began the
evening, by taking on the
Hurricanes after Gainesville
and Buchholz had already

played each other for one
quarter.
While the Tigers' defense
would bend during the first
two quarters against the
Huuricanes, they did not break.
It was apparent that head coach
Buddy Nobles had already
made his Hurricane
preparations. The Tiger
defense pitched a shutout by
stopping Gainesville on key
downs.
One such down was a third-
and-1 situation. The
Hurricanes ran a sweep that the
Tiger defense recognized and
dropped for a loss. Other such
key plays allowed the Tigers to
keep the Hurricanes scoreless.
The only score against the
Hurricanes came on the
Tigers' second play from
scrimmage. Jackson took a
handoff 21 yards to pay dirt.
This was followed by a 4-yard
run by Spiller to give the
Tigers an 8-0 lead and eventual
win.
As the second half of the,
evening began, former Union
County football players began
to gather on the sidelines.
Jeremy Brown, Brandon
Davis, Kevin Holton and
Jonathon Rodgers all. looked
on as their teammates played.
Brown, who recently signed
a scholarship to attend
Jacksonville University, said
he would suit up if he could.
"It's a little strange being out
here and not in a uniform,"
said Brown.
Holton also signed a
scholarship to attend Golden
West Community College this
fall.
Spiller began the second half
in the same fashion he began
the first. Five plays into the
third quarter, he raced 24 yards
to the promised land. The
score gave the Tigers a 6-0
lead. A failed two-point
conversion left them there.
The Bobcats began to mount
a drive of their ow n on their
first possession. They moved
the ball down the field until
Brendan Odom made an

Quarterback
Austen Roberts
looks downfield
for an open man.
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plays later he would find the
ball in his hands once again for
a 9-yard touchdown run.
Alexander made the two-point
conversion as the Tigers pulled
even at 14-all.
Buchholz put together
another quick scoring drive.
An 80-yard touchdown pass
capped a three-play drive and
gave the Bobcats a 21-14 lead
with 7:02 left.in regulation.
With more than seven
minutes left, many Tiger fans
were confident the game was
far from over and. that their
team would come back.
Come back they did as the
Tigers scored in four plays.
Spiller took the pigskin 25

yards to paydirt for the final
touchdown of the game. Not
wanting to risk a tie, coach
Nobles went for the two-point
conversion. It paid off as
Kasey Nobles caught a pass in
the back of the end zone to cap
the scoring at 22-21.
The Bobcats failed to
convert on a fourth-and- 1
situation, giving the'ball back
to the Tigers. The Tigers ran
out the clock by taking a knee.
After the game, coach
Nobles said he was proud bf
his players and was happy with
their performance. He urged
them to take some time off
before summer drills begin in
June.

Tiger defenders Kevin Alexander (left) and Brendan
Odom wrap up an opponent, Photo.courtesy of
Chapman Photography.

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They would get 9 yards on the
drive from Spiller, but it was
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gained 2 of the 3 yards needed
on fourth down.
Buchholz quickly captialized
on the opportunity, taking just
four plays to get the go-ahead
score. An 11-yard run with

1:58 left in the third gave the
Bobcats a 7-6 lead.
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the Bobcats scored again in
five plays for a 14-6 lead. A
35-yard run put the touchdown
on the board.
A fake punt enabled the
Tigers to tie the score. On
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BHS coach pleased with spring despite lack of a game

By CLIFF SMELLEY
Telegraph Staff Writer
While the Keystone Heights
and Union County football
teams were playing in spring
gamesjon May 1-9, the Bradford
Tornadoes were already done
with spring, having concluded it
on May 17 and without playing
a spring game.
Bradford's originally
scheduled spring game fell
through when its opponent,
when calling to confirm the
game, called Branford High
School instead of Bradford. The
Tornadoes were unable to find
a an. opponent after that game fell
through, but head coach Chad

Cameron
Yarborough
carries the ball
for the Keystone
Heights junior
varsity team.

SPRING
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by a penalty, had the big play
on Keystone's second scoring
drive. He bounced outside of
the defense for a 22-yard gain
to the Hawthorne 9. A penalty
Stwoplays later had the Indians
facing second-and-goal from
the 12 when Lee Lambert,
falling down, made a grab of a
i dne-ei Walker nass for a

Bankston is not too worried
about that. He said playing an
opponent in the spring really
has no impact on what happens
during the fall.
Still, Bankston did say it
would have been good if he
could see how the players
would react to playing against
competition other than
themselves.
"A chance to hit a different-
colored jersey would have been
nice," Bankston said.
Though Bradford did not play
a spring game, Bankston said
the spring practice was the
same as last .year with the
exception of the team
participating in more hitting
drills.

committed by Hawthorne on the
play tacked on another 15
yards, giving Keystone the ball
at the Hawthorne 29. Three
plays later, Joel Morgan bowled
over a couple of would-be
tackles before dragging five
defenders down to the 6-yard
line for a 19-yard gain. That run
set up Yarborough's second
score.
Yarborough finished the
game with more than 60 yards
on the ground, while Morgan
.and Storv each had' more than

James Jamison,
Bradford's
leading rusher
last season, is
one of just a few
experienced
players returning
next season.

Overall, Bankston said he
was pleased with how the.
spring went.
"I think it went real well," he
said. "We came out of it with
no major injuries, so, to me,
that's a pretty good sign of a
good spring."
The main goal of the spring
was to try to get the players to
become tougher, Bankston said.
That's crucial with the loss of
some "big" players.
"We've got to (get tougher)
because we're just not very
big," Bankston said. "When you
lose Letroy (Guion), Opie
(Japan Ruise) and Eric Palmer
on the defensive line and you
don't have anybody to replace
them with who are even close to
that size, you've got to be
tough."
The defensive line is a
weakness right now, but
Bankston said he believes the
Tornadoes will eventually be
fine at that position with the

touchdown. Travis Westberry 50 yards rushing. Each back SO w
added the PAT for a 14-0 lead. averaged more than 6 yards per
The Indians' third scoring carry, with Yarborough rc, INS
drive began with a 16-yard run averaging more than 10 yards a flt PRI
by Yarborough. A personal foul carry.
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players they have.
One area on the defensive
side of the ball that will be a
strength is at linebacker,
Bankston said. If he had to pick
his four starters right now,
Bankston said it would be
Shauntel Carter, Chuckie
Covington, D.J. McBride and
Kevin Randolph. Trevares
Fulse and Kyle Mercer will also
be thrown into the mix.
"Our linebacking corps is
going to be better than it was
last year," Bankston said.
"We're going to be faster."
The entire offensive line will
be new this season for
Bradford. Bankston said the
unit improved throughout the
spring, but added it still has a
long way to go. Mercer, who
will be a junior, shows a lot of
promise at the guard position,
Bankston said.
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offensive backfield, and
Bankston said he could also
throw four more players into
the mix. The secondary will
feature players such as Jamison,
Petteway, Kadeem Leverson,
Jimmy Hankerson and Justin
Henderson.
Quarterback Chris Smith
returns after taking over the
starting job during the fourth
/game of last season.
,"I think he's made. a lot of
progress," Bankston said.
Punter and placekicker Derek
Saucer will have to be replaced.

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Continued from p. 2C
made a one-handed 'grab of a
Blake Lott pass for a 44-yard
gain to the Hawthorne 11.
Taylor broke through the
defense for a 10-yard run on the
next play before scoring on a 1-
yard burst. McLeod converted
on the PAT.
Taylor finished the game
with 41 yards rushing on 10
carries and 47 yards on two
receptions. Breton rushed for 47
yards on seven carries. '
Overall, the Indians rushed
for 122 yards on 23 carries.
Hawthorne drove to the
Keystone 30 following the
Indians' score, but Riki Olivier
broke up a pass in the end zone

As of right now, Fulse will
handle kickoffs and Jamison
will do the placekicking and
punting, though Antwan Brown
could possibly be the punter.
Some, solid players mixed in
with a lot of young
players-that's what Bradford
has and it could lead to a bright
future, Bankston said,
"The one thing about being
young-if we keep working
hard and progress throughout
the year and get better, in the
future it's going to pay off,"
Bankston said. "There are going
to be several sophomores who
are going to be heavily relied
upon this year."

to help the defense force the
Hornets to turn the ball over on
downs. Williams also had .a
pass breakup during the drive
and Phillip Journey had a tackle
for a 2-yard loss.
The Hornets' lone scoring
drive did not start off with.
much promise. Keystone's Wil
Breton sacked the quarterback
for a 16-yard loss on the first
play of the drive, backing the
Hornets up to their own 3.
Walker carried the ball for a 25-
yard gain on the next play to set
up third-,nd-1.
Consecutive runs of 20 and
28 yards by Walker and Dixon,
respectively, later in the drive
moved the Hornets deep into
Keystone territory before
Walker scored with 1:29 left to
play in the game.

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Starke man and partner help state sniff out arson

By CLIFF SMELLEY
Telegraph Staff Writer
The Florida State Fire
Marshal's Jacksonville Field
Office is using a "mobile
laboratory" that just so happens
to be covered with fur and
possesses a cold, wet nose.
Actually, the office now
employs the newest member of
the State Fire Marshal's canine
program-Molly, a Labrador
retriever. She and Detective
Robert "Andy" Redding-, a
lifelong Bradford County
resident, have partnered
together to become the sixth
canine team working the state.
Redding said he views Molly
as a mobile lab-no pun
intended-because her training
saves the State Fire Marshal's
Office a lot of time. Molly's
nose is able to detect whether or
not hydrocarbon-based
accelerants are present at a fire
scene, thus proving whether or
not arson is a factor.
Molly's keen sense lets
investigators know a lot sooner
what areas at a scene they need
to concentrate on. Redding said
without Molly, samples at the
scene would have to be sent to a
lab and it may take three or four
weeks before the results of
those samples are available.
Redding said investigations
are made easier if arson can be

HELP
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from a car accident, is unable to
work; putting further strain on
the struggle'" Baker pushes
herself to wait tables at
Shoney's to pay the bills, but
she will have to miss a week of
work to care for her daughter
after the procedure.
There is also another
daughter in the family to
support.
A few kind individuals and
businesses have stepped
forward to lend the Baker
family a hand-up, but Baker
must still come up with over
$200 to attain the helmet.
"Advance Auto Parts in
Starke let us do car washes two

confirmed in a shorter amount
'of time-potential suspects can
move out of the area if there are
any delays.
"It gives you more leverage
on your follow-up when you go
to interview suspects and
witnesses instead of having to
wait three or four weeks for
results to come back," Redding
said.
Added Detective David
Cheers: "The addition of a
canine team in our area has
added to our toolbox and will
enhance our ability to
aggressively prosecute those
who will intentionally set a fire.
Molly is man's best friend, but
an arsonist's worst nightmare."
It has not taken long for
Molly's services to pay off. She
and Redding worked a scene
involving a burned vehicle in
Putnam County after she was
on the job just three days.
"She indicated on accelerants
being present in that vehicle
and, subsequently, we ended up
making an arrest on the suspect
there," Redding said.
The benefits of having Molly
far outweigh the cost of taking
care of her, Redding said. He
estimates it costs $1,000 a year
to care for Molly as food and a
couple of visits to the
veterinarian are all she requires.
Wel-1, that's not all she
requires. She likes a little
attention too.

weekends in a row" along with
raffles to raise money, says
Baker, for which she is very
thankful. The couple extends a
special thanks to Dale Mosley,
the father of a once-cancer-
stricken son; the kind father
donated $1,900 toward Baker's
plight. Auto Zone has kindly
provided a funds collection can
at their location. The BWakers
also wish to thank Frank
Patterson of The Showcase
newspaper for publishing
Hailey Ann's ad. The couple
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Wayne Fuquay, Julie and Dale
Smith ,of Northside Baptist
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d and Molly are the
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LCS students receive special gifts

Tech. Sgt. John
James is pictured
with his son,
Kristapher.

By CLIFF SMELLEY
Telegraph Staff Writer

What began as a way to cheer
up a fellow classmate became a
rewarding experience for every
child in Cheri Whitehead's
first-grade class at Lawtey
Community School, all of
whdm were presented with
special gifts last week from
Regina James.
James's husband, John, is
currently serving in Iraq as a
member of the 202nd RED
HORSE (Rapid Engineer
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Repair Squadron Engineers)
Squadron. John James, a
technical sergeant in his unit,
has received letters from his
son, Kristapher, and the rest of
Whitehead's students. In return,
John' wanted to give the
students something special.
Regina James presented
Whitehead's students, during a
brief ceremony at the school's
media center on May 19, with
small American flags, all of
which were flown over Iraq
during a combat mission on
April 28. The flags were also
accompanied by laminated
certificates bearing pictures of
the jets that flew the flags as
well as information :about the
jets and their pilots.
"(John) wanted to do
something very special for them
with it being the end of the
(school) year," Regina James
said.
John James also sent a large
American flag for the entire
class, as well as a letter
addressed to the class, which
Principal Lisa Prevatt read..

Regina James (left) and Lawtey Community School Principal Lisa Prevatt display the
American flag presented to Cheri Whitehead's first-grade class. Prevatt also shows
students one of the certificates that each one of them received.

John thanked all of the students
for writing him.
"It really meant a lot knowing
that you took time out of your
busy school schedule to write
me," John wrote. "I enjoyed
reading what each one of you
likes to do when you're at
home. I enjoy spending time
with my family, riding my four-
wheeler and going to
Kristapher's baseball games."
Regina James said the letters
meant a lot to her husband, but
See GIFTS, p. 7C

CANINE
Continued from, p. 5C

accelerant. Then, the dogs had
to locate accelerants during
several different exercises,
including a blind test in which'
the dogs had to find an
accelerant in one of four cans.
No one at Maine knew which
can contained the
accelerant-the cans were sent
to Maine by a chemist. The
chemist had to.becalled after,,
,he tet and Told which cans the
dogs and'their handlers chose to
confirm who was correct and
who was wrong.
Such a chemist-certified test
is ongoing throughout a dog's
career with the State Fire
Marshal's Office.
"That has to be done once a
year to keep the dog certified,"
Redding said. "That %as
probably\ the most tense daN in
our %hole training process.
Before that time. the instructors
kne%\ which samples had
accelerants."
Redding said the working life

.of an accelerant-indicating dog
is five or six years. After Molly,
who is approximately 18
months old, puts in her time,
she will retire and become a
full-time family pet of
Redding's.
Molly is already a part-time
family pet. She stays at
Redding's home when he is not
on the job. Redding's wife,
Renee, loves animals, so she
has had no problems hitting it
off with Molly. The Reddings'
Shih Tzu, Fisher, has also
gotten along with Molly despite
the vsas e differenecin-size n jhp,

tI\o dogs In fact. the foursome
recently enjoyed a fishing trip,
which Redding referred to as a
family outing.
"Our pets are our children,"
Redding said.
Redding is a 1997 Bradford
High School graduate. After
high school, he attended Santa
Fe Community College and
then the Police Academy in
Lake City. He worked for the
Gaines\ille Police Department
before accepting a job with the
State Fire Marshal's Office in
August 2003.
He has always had an interest

in fire and its behavior, Redding
said, but the first opportunity he
was offered with the State Fire
Marshal was in Orlando.
Redding's wife was currently
attending the University of
Florida and was not at a point in
her scholastic career where she
could transfer to another school.
Redding did not accept the
job because he and his wife
simply could not make it work.
He would have to maintain a
residence in Orlando while his
wife stayed in Bradford Count\,
and they could not afford to
.waslO homes.R-edding- said
he pin ihe n'-iittr in rG.-d ..
hands, saying things would.

work out for him if it was
meant for him to work in this
area.
Two weeks after declining
the position in Orlando,
Redding was offered the
position he currently holds.
"It's all worked out for the
best," Redding said, adding that
he thinks he has the greatest job
in law enforcement.
And now it's a job in which
he has a constant companion.
Human or not, Molly is
Redding's partner.
"I find myself just turning
around'and talking to the dog'
like :he was a person," Reddi '
said.

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Outdoor

survival kit

By JOHN WHITFIELD
Contributing Outdoors Editor

some items we really need to
make the trip more enjoyable,
fight off the bugs or to handle
any break down or emergency'.
Here's a list of the top 20
.outdoor equipment necessities,
plus the one most important
tool of all, which is in a
category all by itself-the snake
stick!

Most of us have a list of
things we just don't want to be The snake stick
without while we are in the If you are an outdoor person
outdoors. Whether hunting, in Florida, you have probably
fishing, camping, hiking or encountered a rattlesnake, coral
enjoying any other- outdoor ..snake or water moccasin. It
sports and activities, there are goes with the terrffitory.

We have lots of palmetto
patches which are rattlesnake
friendly and the water moccasin
can show up anywhere there is
water.
I personally do not kill any
harmless snakes and I have
relocated dozens. Poisonous
snakes, however, are a different
matter. With our children and
now grandchildren often out in
the yard, I have removed
several coral snakes and also
killed a small diamondback in
my neighbor's yard.
Most of us don't want any
rattlesnakes around our. deer
stands or moccasins around our
docks or boats. They need to
go. So I carry a snake-killing
stick in the bed of my truck. My
stick is about 5.5 feet long and
is slightly curved at the big end.
This will dispatch a poisonous
snake with a couple of good
whacks.
You can make your own stick
out of any hard wood. I would
avoid -pine -or mimosa-too
soft. Mine is made out of an old
wild hog plum tree.
The question arises as to how
long do you want your snake
stick to be? Well, how close do
you want to be to the snake?
Now, with our most

important piece of Florida-
outdoor equipment in hand,
let's run down the list of the top
20 necessary items, in no
particular order, except to save
the best for last.
The top 20
1. PVC pipe and glue.
The true outdoorsman can
make almost anything out of
PVC pipe-various' racks,
hooks, tent and tarp supports,
tool and equipment holders,
game feeders, etc. It literally
has hundreds of other uses
around the camp, woods and
water. Make it, shape it and.
paint it camo. Great.
2. Camo paint.
Various shades-greens,
blacks "and" b-irows-of flat
spray paint used to convert-
anything normal into something,
concealed. Virtually anything
taken into the: woods can .be
camo'd. Use "flat" spray paint
to cut down glare and reflection
of- light. There .-are even
body/face camo paint -kits for
the diehard warriors out there.
Camo it!
3. Come Along.
Keep_ one of these in your
truck. You never know when-
you are going to have io get

something heavy unstuck or
moved. The Come Along can
save you much time, can save
your back, and it can really get
you out of a jam, especially if
you are alone and need help
getting out.
4. Four-wheel drive.
Greatest automotive
invention since the spare tire. In
this Florida sand, every truck or
SUV needs 4WD. You have a
wider range of places you can
go and you can pull out a buddy
when he gets stuck..
5. A pick-up truck.-
Every boy's dream, right?
The versatility of a truck is
terrific. You say, "Just throw it
in the back of the truck." You
do, and you drive on. Oh, what
a feeling! ..
6. Thermos bottle.
After a cold .morning out on
the lake or up in a deer stand,
there is nothing better than
some coffee, hot chocolate or
soup from a thermos.
7.Insect spray. .- -
I am not ordinarily a
proponent of using any
chemicals at all on my skin, but
in Florida you can be eaten
alive by these piranha-style
mosquitoes, gnats and ticks. We

need all the help we can get.
8. Thermacell.
My personal favorite way of
dealing with bugs, the
Thermacell, costs about $25
and is worth every dime of it. It
uses a small butane cylinder'to
heat up an insect retardant pad
which repels mosquitoes out to
about 15 feet.
9. Whisker Biscuit.
If you are an archery hunter,
you've got to get one of these.
It keeps your arrow from falling
off the guide when you mov-e.
A dropped arrow down the
steps of your deer stand 6an
make more noise than a
Ricocheting pinball in a pile-of
tin cans.
10. Canned air. _
That's right, the same stuff
you use on your computer. This
can be used to blow the dust
and moisture off your scope,
binocs, glasses and can also-be
used to clean your reels, gans
and other equipment.
11. Jumper cables. -
Dead batteries do occur --on
the water and in the woods. Be
ready.
12. Fix-A-Flat.
See FINS, p. 8C

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Cheri Whitehead's first-grade students at Lawtey Community School show off the American flags and certificates
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toenails, this can be used for
pulling out splinters, cutting
excess fishing line off your lure-
-and-for-getting revenge on that
dasted tick that nailed you
while you were sleeping.
15. Duct tape.
This essential can be used to
stick any two things together,
.even non-related items like a
couple of smart-mouthed kids
next door. You just tape their
heads together and let them
play in their back yard. Their
mom will look out and say,
"Wow, Billy and Susie are
playing ,so well together today."
Then you go fishing. (Not
really, but I know a couple of

kids who would probably
benefit from this!)
- 16; Gell phone.
Gotta have 'em for safety's
sake.
17. Toilet paper.
18. Sardines, Vi-enna
sausages and saltine crackers.
If you do actually ever get
caught out in the woods or on
-the_water-without these,-your
reputation is ruined. Go home
and mow the lawn.
19. Sharp pocket knife.
Used for cleaning fingernails,
skinning deer, cutting string and
stuff, opening envelopes,
wedging open things that are
stuck, cleaning fish and, most

of all, for getting either sardines
or Vienna sausages out of the
can without spilling the juice on
you.
20. Plastic, sealable
bags-an assorted sizes
package.
The most important item of
all. Indispensable. Invaluable.
Limitless usages. Utilizing
-various-sizes of-bags, you can
carry your bait, a sandwich or
deer lures or scent. You can
store anything, from jelly
worms to Beetle Spins and all
your deer and turkey calls. You
can waterproof your hunting
and fishing licenses and store
matches, a Bic and some T.P.

And you can protect your
wallet, extra glasses or anything
special while outdoors.
The bags are also great in an
emergency. You can use one for
a cup to drink out of, bail water,
out of your boat or put over
your head in a heavy rainstorm.
You can make an ice pack or
hot water bottle. You can store,
keep or transport almost
anything.
Be prepared and enjoy the
outdoors!

Bald Eagle bass
tourney results...
A total of 41 boats went out

:-Wally Johns caught this
beautiful 9-pound, 2-
=ounce bass on May 18
in a lake nearKeyt
- Heights. Wally has
caught several lunker-
.-sized fish this spring.
(Photo courtesy of Bald
-- Eagle Bait & Tackle.)

FINS
Continued from p. 7C

Just keep a can! or two
around. A boat trailer tire,
ATV, or any vehicle-you
never know.
13. A fix-it kit.
This is the unofficial redneck
versionn of a hurricane suri% al
kit. With a coat hanger, some
string or twine, a roll of duct
tape and a -couple pieces of
balin"' wire, you're reads to
"fix" something if its breaks. If
Gorilla Glue won't permanently
fi\ the item when you get
home. )ou need a new one.
14. Fingernail clippers.
Besides fingernails and

Conner Coleman and his
: two-pound bass

Coleman lands

a big bass
0pn May 5, Conner Coleman
joined his brother, Carson, and
cousins, William Thomassen,
an'd Jay Groves, and Papa
Coleman on a fishing excursion
at Silver Lake in Ke'stone. It
was his first big experienceof -
fishing from a boat.
.He almost missed the catch of
the day when his shin hit
against the boat as the line was
being tugged. His cousin'
William said, "Do you %want it
bad enough or are you going to
left that fish gel away?"
-Conner realized- what- he
needed to do. so he held tightly
onto the reel and began the
difficult task of pulling in his
prize 2-pound large mouth bass
into the boat.

Girls may

register for
summer

basketball in
.Union County
:Girls in middle school or
high school who are interested
in playing basketball may
register for. summer-league play
aEUnion County High School,
starting Wednesday,f-June 1.
-For more information, please
contact Perry Davis at (386)

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May 18 for the weekly bass
tournament on Lake Santa Fe.
Keith Jennings -and Sam
Abrahmson grabbed first place
with a catch of 12.61 pounds,
with Jennings also catching the
largest fish at 4.49 pounds.
Matt Field and Carl Hidalgo
came in second with 10.44
pounds, followed, in third
place, by Mike Davis and Scott
Blackwell with 9.48 pounds. In
fourth place were James Fogle
and Keith Davis with 8.94
pounds.
Anyone can still enter this
ongoing contest. See Joey at
Bald Eagle Bait & Tackle,
Keystone Heights, for details,

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