USPS 518-880


FIFTIETH YEAR, NUMBER 36


THE STAR


Industry-Deep Water Port-Fine People-Safest Beaches in Florida
PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 32456 THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1988


Triple Murder



Trial of Clyde Melvin Gets

Underway In Court Here Monday


Jim Conway, Sharon Lipford and Jerry Stokoe,
producers of the annual Seafood Festival, watch, as


Mayor Frank Pate signs a proclamation declaring
Saturday as Seafood Festival day here in Port St. Joe.


Seafoo d Festival

Gets Started Saturday Mornin

The Kiwanis Club will kick off this year's annual activity during past Seafo
Seafood Festival Saturday morning, when they fire up The festival, itself, wil
the grill on their portable cook wagon and mix up their awards presentations and
first batch of pancakes at 6:30 in the morning. That's Activities during the da
before daylight, they tell us. 10:30, a concert by the US
The seafood festival is a promotion staged each year Cindy's Darlin Dolls at
by the Senior Citizens to aid a variety of needy projects in demonstration at 12:15, a p
the Port St. Joe area. performances by the Big R
The Kiwanis pancake sale at the festival, for band, USAF Skypower Bar
instance, will be giving all the profits from their sale to Wendell Campbell and the
the Girl Scouts. Last year, the club was able to give $500 the afternoon.
to the Girl Scouts from pancake sales revenues. The festival, designed I
The chil will be selling the pancakes'just as long as will have entertainment
there is someone to buy them. artists until 4:30 in the aft
At 9:00:a.I:, the Lions Club will be sponsoring their While all the entertain
annual Ftn Run and Health Walk, as a prelude to the food booths selling their
official opening of the festival at 10:00 a.m. showing and selling crafts,
The run will originate at the park near the Monument many other interesting exl
on Allen Memorial Way and will wend its way through the host of visitors who are e.
city, passing by the festival grounds on its way. All of the activities will
The Lions Club has received good response from this at St. Joseph's Bay Care (


g at 6:30


od Festivals.
II officially open at 10:00 with
comments by guest speakers.
ay will include a cake walk at
1AF Skypower Band at 11:00,
12:00, a Teakwondo Karate
pie eating contest at 12:30 and
liver Cloggers, Buddy Hamm
id, Sunshine Square Dancers,
Dennis Gospel Singers during
to be a most of the day event,
scheduled by the appearing
:ernoon..
nent is going on, there will be
special delicacies, booths
a water dunking booth, and
hibits and specialties for the
:pected to' visit the festival.
take place in the parking lot
Center on Long Avenue.


Sheriff Al Harrison says there will be at least seven
guards placed strategically around the Gulf County
Courthouse Monday, when the trial of Clyde Melvin begins
for the murders of Judge W. L. Bailey, attorney Tom
Engles and Peggy White Paulk here in Port St. Joe last
summer.
Melvin is charged with committing the murders in a
hearing to determine property settlements following a
divorce with his former wife, Inez Huckeba Melvin. The
defendant was also charged with attempting to shoot his
divorced wife during the mid-morning shooting in the
judge's chambers in the Gulf County courthouse.
Sheriff Harrison said only one entrance to the
Courthouse will be open during the trial duration. The
entrance facing Highway 71 will be the only entrance to
the building and it will be serviced by walk-through metal
detection devices. Everyone who enters the Courthouse
during this period must pass through the detection
devices.
Spectators who go to the courtroom on the second
floor, where the trial will be held, must submit to further
security measures. Sheriff Harrison said there will be
male and female guards at the entrance to the courtroom
for security reasons.
"We really don't expect any problems, but this was a
matter which gained national publicity and we're making
every attempts to see that our people aren't harmed or
incidents occur which might influence the outcome of the
trial", the Sheriff said.


Harrison said there will be no spectators allowed in
the courtroom Monday or Tuesday, when the jury is being
selected. "We will allow only a limited number of
spectators inside the courtroom after the trial procedure
begins", Harrison said. Arrangements have been made to
allow only one still camera, one television camera and one
radio station inside the trial area. "They must provide
pictures and information to other media", Harrison said.
JURY SELECTION
Some 250 prospective jurors have been summoned to
begin reporting on Monday, with selection of the 12 man
jury expected to take at least two days for selection.
Sheriff Harrison said the jury members selected will
be sequestered during the duration of the trial, to
completely guarantee their safety and to prevent any
contact with outside persons. "This may be too much of a
precaution, but we're trying to prevent any injury to any
juror and prevent possible future embarrassment to our
county due to jury tampering attempts", the Sheriff
pointed out.
Judge Carl Harper of Pensacola will be presiding over
the trial when it gets underway. Henry Barksdale of
Pensacola will be representing Melvin and State Attorney
Jim Appleman will be prosecuting the case,
At the time of the shooting, news media from all over
the world converged on Port St. Joe to report the incident.
Sheriff Harrison said he and Port St. Joe Police Chief,
Carl Richter are taking their extreme precautions to
make sure this attention doesn't attract further violence
from outsiders.


June Will Be


Clean-Up Month In Port St. Joe


Port St. Joe's city government
will provide a city-wide vehicle to aid
in the recently initiated beautification
progriamn during the month of June,
following action taken Tuesday night
bg the Board.
The' Commission voted unani-
mously to declare June as clean-up
month in the city and place an
emphasis on ridding the environs of
junk cars, unsightly' buildings and
trash in general.
Homing in on several junk and
disabled cars throughout the city, the
Commission has stepped up efforts to
collect all- vehicles left on public


rights-of-way and is developing me-
thods of ridding the city of those
parked on private property as. well.
"We can offer to haul them away,
free of charge, during the month and
make personal contact 'ith property
owners concerning the problem",
Mayor Frank Pate said.
Commissioner Emily Roche said
the beautification is going to promote
an "Adopt A Spot" program, where a
citizen takes responsibility for keep-
ing a small spot clean inside the city.
"If enough people do this, we'll keep
our city free of trash", Roche said.
In the meantime, Mayor Pate


City to Select Two Commissioners In Tuesday Voting
C 'I T o


Supervisor of Elections, Cora Sue
Robinson said yesterday that slightly
more than 3,000 voters are registered
in the City of Port St. Joe and will be
eligible to go to the polls Tuesday to
elect two members to the Board of
City Commissioners.
The number of City electors has
been increased this year, due to the
annexation, recently, of the Town of
Ward Ridge into the Port St. Joe
boundaries. The people of Ward Ridge
will be casting their first ballots in a
Port St. Joe municipal election next


week.
According to Robinson, who is
operating the election process for the
city, there will be only one polling
place and that will be in the Fire
Station behind city hall. Polls will be
open from 7:00 a.m., to 7:00 p.m.
TWO POSITIONS
Two positions on the City Com-
mission are open for selection on
Tuesday. They are the seats in Group
Three and Group Four.
All City Commissioners are elect-


ed on an at-large basis. Every voter
has the opportunity to cast his ballot
for all candidates.
The election Tuesday will see only
one new-comer to the local political
scene. John Reeves,, an employee of
St. Joe Paper Company, and operator
of a furniture refinishing business, is
opposing long-time Commissioner
James'.B. (Benny) Roberts in the
Group Three seat. Roberts has held
his post for the past 20 years and is a
fixture in the Water and Sewer
operations, as well as parks.


Reeves, in his first attempt to
secure a government post, has hopes
of upsetting Roberts.
In Group Four, Emily Roche, the
second female to sit on a Port St. Joe
City Commission, is completing her
first two-year term on the Commis-
sion and has asked for re-election.
Roche is a recently retired
furniture dealer here in Port St. Joe.
Wesley R. Ramsey, publisher of
The Star, is asking for a return to the


Commission after a three year
absence.
Ramsey has been on the Board for
several terms in the past, primarily
.involved with the Wastewater Treat-
ment plant operation, serving as
liaison between the plant and the
Commission and the plant and the
Tripartite committee, which recom-
mends operational policy to the City.
Those elected on Tuesday will
serve two year terms on the Commis-
sion.


instructed public works superinten-
dent, Martin Adkison to try and
secure the services of the county ditch
machine to clean and shape up drain
ditches throughout the city, and. to
make a concentrated effort, to clean
up public areas.
The Board decided, also, to make
personal contact with vacant property
owners throughout the city to clean up
their property and make arrange-
ments to keep it presentable.


DELINQUENT CHARGES
Clerk Alden Farris told the
Commission Tuesday night, the pre-
sent water bill delinquent fees are not
effective in discouraging people from
being late with water payments. "We
have virtually the same people late in
paying bills every month because the
$1.50 late charge isn't high enough to
discourage the practice", Farris said.
He also pointed out the City could not
give a late bill the personal attention it
must have without costing the city
money. "We need to go up in our late
charges, just to recover the expenses
of handling a late bill and payment",
Farris said.
The Clerk was recommending a
$3.00 late charge, but the Commission
thought the figure should be hiked to
at least $5.00.
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Hundreds of Kids Express Their Opposition to Drug Use In March Thursday
Hundreds of Elementary and High School students turned out in the streets Smaller students of elementary school age walked in the streets in the Port year and last year. said more participants turned out this year than last.


last Thursday beginning at 10:00 a.m., to express their opposition to the use of
controlled substances by themselves and their peers.
Using the theme, "Just Say No" as their marching orders, the students
gathered from Port St. Joe High School, Port St. Joe Elementary School, Faith
S Christian School and the Highland View Elementary School as they made and
carried banners designed to discourage the use of drugs.


St. Joe Elementary School area, carrying their banners and expressing their
support for the Just Say No movement.
Thursday at 12:15, the big march got underway on Fifth Street, treked north
on Williams Avenue and then came south on Reid Avenue to a gathering spot
behind Motel St. Joe.
Mrs. Charlotte Pierce, who was instrumental in coordinating the march this


In addition to the hundreds of youths who hit the streets in the expression of
support, the downtown march contained many adults who were supporting the
kids in taking their stand.
Most of the signs carried in the giant parade were made by the students
themselves and showed many variations of the theme to Just Say No.


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Bennett Only



Sounds Warning

The news media and news magazines are full, these days,
of reports on and by Education Secretary William Bennett and
his now-familiar report to the President on the state of the
nation's school system.
Bennett has been goading the school community into
turning out a better product-namely kids with an education-
for some time now. During the goading he has drawn fire from
the National Education Association leaders,- especially in the
northern states.
Bennett, in his final report, has reported that his chiding for
the past four or five years has started to pay dividends. He says
the schoolsystem is beginning to show improvement.
We happen to be one of those who believe Mr. Bennett
knows what he is talking about, even though he is a little blunt
and indelicate at times in what he says. If we believe he knows
what he is talking about, we can't very well discount, entirely,
his suggestions as being worthless or the ravings of ignorance.
It has been more than evident to most of us common
Americans, who don't claim to know anything at all about the
school business, that something has been wrong for years.
Graduates from high school programs all over the nation have
been proving by their performance they didn't get an education
when they were spending 12 long years in school. When it
becomes a national problem because of Johnny's inability to
read, figure elementary mathematics or express himself
plainly in a simple sentence, nobody-not even the Secretary of
Education, himself-can get very far in arguing with the
parents of this nation that a kid is "learning so much more than
we did when we went to school".
When a graduating senior can't write a check without
guidance, there is a problem.
When a graduating senior doesn't know elementary
geography or history; when he doesn't know the state capitals
for the 50 United States, we have an educational problem.
When a kid can't add or subtract two figures in his head, or
without one of those electronic marvels, the hand-held
calculator, we have a problem.
When a kid can't read a road map or figure out the distance
from one point to the other, we have a problem.
Really, we think the NEA would be spending their energy
better to join in working out a solution to this problem, rather
than shake their finger at the person who is publicly pointing
out the problem does exist.


Comments


Hunker Down with Kes


THE STAR


PAGE TWO


THURSDAY, MAY 5,1988


by Kesley Colbert


Kiss It and Make It Better


Pick up your clothes, wipe your
feet, please don't slam the door and
try just one bite. Be sure to look both
ways, put on clean socks, don't run in
the house, you stand just like your
grandfather and did you feed the dog?
I brought you something, be careful,
you must learn to take turns, Dad's
home (and with all the pride in a
Mother's heart) the little one behind
the plate is my son.
Do you have enough money? Turn
the T.V. down, don't forget your
lunch, Grandmother is coming Sun-
day and yes, Bobby can spend the
night but no more pillow fights. Be
sure to tell them thank you, you need a
hair cut, your brother didn't get to go
either when he was your age, be
careful and O.K. you can stay up five
more minutes.
You must be.home before dark,
because I said so, say your prayers,
your teachers are only trying to help
and I don't care if everyone else is
going. Be careful, close your eyes and
hold out your hands, you say yes sir
and no sir because it is the right thing
to do and what kind of cake do you
want for your birthday? This is going
to hurt me a lot more than it will you,
don't jump on the couch, I'm coming,
don't pout and finish your dinner-a
lot of children in India will go to bed
hungry tonight.
Ask your Father, my, you look
handsome, because Jesus would want


us to, you're growing up too fast, tell there in a
them not to call during supper and and don't
when I was a little girl. Always do Don't tak
your best, carrots are good for your Jesus love
eyes, you're not too big to give your school, if
mother a hug, frogs don't cause warts nice-don
and thank you son-it's the most boy and d(
beautiful flower I've ever seen. you had a
Time to get up, be careful, look You r
me in the eye young man, no you may their, life i
not have a motorcycle and don't cry wearing t
son-it's just a ball game. You've get the m
already outgrown those jeans, don't sure to pt
believe everything you hear, I'll be how bad


Success of Hospital

A Two-Way Street
Dear Mr. Ramsey:
I am confident that you have and sever
received many letters in response to now empl
the article you ran recently on rural in the cap,
hospitals And then the following letter logist. Cor
from David Odum, previous adminis- have foun
trator of Gulf Pines Hospital. hospital t(
Having been a health care profes- found the
sional for the past twenty five years caring.
and having recently moved to this Obviol
area, I feel obliged to make comment vive with
on our health care system, most whether th
particularly, Gulf Pines Hospital. customers
For the past fourteen years, I was may not li
employed in Atlanta in a one hundred hospital is


minute, always tell the truth
forget to brush your teeth.
;e candy from strangers,
es you, how was your day at
you can't say something
't say anything, be a sweet
on't forget to tell them that
I nice time.
nust share with your bro-
sn't always fair, you're not
hose shoes to church, we'll
loney from somewhere, be
ut on clean underwear and
does it hurt? You'll under-

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COLBERT


stand someday, be a gentleman, you
sound just like your Father, if you
want to be big and strong like Stan
Musial you must eat your vegetables,
(Continued on Page 3)


LETTERS


nty five bed facility. I am
oyed at Gulf Pines Hospital
city of radiological techno-
ning from the "big city", I
d this community and this
o be refreshing and I have
people to be genuine and
usly, no business can sur-
ut the support of its people,
hey be termed as patients or
or clients. Even though we
ke to think of it as such, a
s a business, and like any


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business, cannot survive without
income and income comes from the
support its patrons. I have never
worked in any facility that did not
care about its income, -but I can
honestly add that for every dollar
received from a patient, there was a
real concern that each patient re-
ceived the best quality of care
possible. Gulf Pines is no different it
must have the support of its home
community to survive and I believe
that this small hospital offers the
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A Great Big


Once again a large number of Port St. Joe kids and
growntupis expressed themselves and physically stood":,up-
against the practice of using; selling, dealing, or otherwise'
being involved with illegal drug substances last Thursday. If we
read this activity correctly, we draw the conclusion that 'our
people are not going to stand idly by while a group of people
attempt to flood our community with the illegal drugs.
The majority of our people have said they strongly oppose
the practice which, more than any other one thing, has been
responsible for the increase in crimes being committed in our
county. Addicts have taken to stealing anything which isn't too
hot or nailed down, to peddle in order to get money for the next
rock, or fix, or joint, or shot.
Drug use has been responsible for destroying the good
life-style in the larger cities of the nation. Now, they are
working on us small potatoes, but we small potatoes have
expressed ourselves by declaring we will say "No" to drugs.
That's. "No" to the sale or use. It's "No" to allowing others
selling or using to destroy our society here in Gulf County.
That's "No" to allowing drug dealers just one more chance.
That's "No" to Legislators who support light sentences or
probation to those caught dealing. That's "No" to leniency of
any sort to those caught dealing with children.
The resounding "No" which reverberated through our
downtown area last Thursday, as the marchers filled the streets
from curb to curb, was an expression of our intention not to
stand for the sleazy business taking over our county.


Steel Across the Water
Workmen of the Fairchild Bridge Construction Company, finally spanned
the Intracoastal Canal waterway at Overstreet with the steel superstructure of
the high-rise bridge last week. The bridge, under construction since last
fall, is expected to be completed this year and is making significant headway.


One steel girder still is to be placed where the crane is sticking up in the gap in
the center of the picture. In the meantime, at the extreme top right of the
picture, the concrete road bed to the bridge is being poured on the west side of
the canal.


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We Did All the Work Back When We Had Our Senior Prom


I RECEIVED A letter to the
editor the other day, apparently from
a lady and a parent of one of Port St,
Joe's high school seniors.
I don't print letters which have
not been signed by the writer, so the
letter didn't and will not make the
letters column in this newspaper.
The concern she expressed in the
letter struck me as being a problem
which should be addressed.
The parent was exasperated
because the juniors and seniors didn't
come to and support the Junior-Senior
Prom in sufficient numbers as she
(or he) thought they should.
Now, that is a real problem. Kids
not coming to a real dress-up party on
the eve of their matriculating through
the halls of learning definitely has


sinister undercurrents.
There is something wrong here.
Kids normally like to dance, hang
out, socialize with each other and
have a good time. Either they thought
they wouldn't have a good time or
their definition of a good time has
changed since the days of my
attending the Junior-Senior prom.
+++++
I'LL NEVER FORGET that night
of the Junior-Senior prom, even
though I admit to having to remember
it from quite a long distance. In other
words, that prom wasn't like yester-
day, or last week, or even last year.
The population of the world has come
close to doubling since we had our
Junior-Senior prom.
When we had our Junior-Senior
prom Frank Hannon was still just a
young fella and Wayne Taylor hadn't
been born yet. So, you see, the prom


the class of '46 had was evidently a
memorable affair. We wouldn't have
missed it for the world ... not even a
tank-ful of gas and a new set of tires.
If you knew how hard gasoline and
tires were to get in those days, you
would understand what I mean.
Junior-Senior prom night was a
time of adventure and a heady
experience for us.
+++++
PERHAPS THE PROM was such
a memorable experience for all of us
because we did the work of getting it
ready and putting the thing together.
One thing our writer mentioned
was that the parents had all worked
hard to GIVE their children a night to
remember and they weren't there to
remember it.
Back when we had our prom, it
was in the Centennial Building. For
nearly a week, we all pitched in and
stripped the woods of vines, leaves,


bushes, palmettos and other greenery
for material to decorate the building.
Without seeming to brag, we did a
pretty good job of making the plain
cavern of that Centennial Building
bloom into something memorable-
especially for high school kids.
One of our graduating class, Dan
Coleman, had access to some. "B"
gasoline coupons, so we converted
them into five gallons of gasoline and
here we went, off on safari for our
greenery to decorate the Centennial
Building for our prom.
We talked Jimmy Kilbourn out at
the ice plant into dropping a bunch of
blooming gladioli into one of his
tanks here blocks of ice were frozen.
The gladioli froze inside the block of
ice and we had it pulled just before it
froze solid, leaving a hollow bowl in
the top of the block.
This was our decorated punch
bowl. The bunch of flowers decorated


the bowl and the 300 pound block of ice
kept it cool when the punch was
poured into the hollow bowl at the top
of the block.
Little things like that made our
prom strictly our personal production
and we were proud of what we had
done.
As a consequence, we were all
there-all 22 of us, plus the Junior
class.
+++++
BACK IN THOSE antifegistine
days, the junior class did the work and
the seniors enjoyed. They remember-
ed the year before, when it was their
turn to produce the banquet.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion, Tom Owens, and his wife,
Virginia, opened the festivities by
leading the grand march through the
hall, following the banquet, and the
boys and girls followed. The boys
didn't have on the tuxedos of today,


but we were all dressed in a new or
newly cleaned suit. The girls all had
their long dresses on-many of which
they made themselves.
Sound corny? Maybe it was, but
we enjoyed it and above all, we were
there.
To answer the parent's chagrin in
her-his letter the other week, maybe
the Junior-Senior prom has become
too much of a hassle for the younguns.
Maybe you should let them put it on
themselves. They could go out in the
woods and cut bushes to decorate
with.
They could come up with an idea
for an ingenious punch bowl.
They could forego the expense of
having to rent an uncomfortable
tuxedo for the night.
They could relax and enjoy.
Maybe the pressure to "conform"
to the protocol of the moment is too
heavy for them.


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PHANTRY
by Wendell Campbell



A Nurse's Job Is Never Done
THIS WEEK HAS been designated as "National Nurse's Week". This
article is dedicated to all the nurses in the world and especially those in
and around Port St. Joe and Panama City.
I just want to cover myself in the event I'm admitted for some reason
in the future. Shots in the middle of the night, if you know what I mean.
Nurses, I've found, are very sensitive and caring people. Who else but'
a caring person would put up with the people she-or he-puts up with and
do the chores they do, like emptying bedpans?
A local nurse told me that someone should write about the nurses in a
small town because their joy is especially hard.
In what way? I wanted to know.
+++++
IN SMALL TOWNS the nurse usually knows all the patients and when
one dies or is seriously hurt the nurse is expected to go about her business
as though nothing has happened. "It's extremely hard to do sometimes,"
she said, "especially when someone is killed or dies unexpectedly. You
know, we have feelings just like anyone else."
If you are like me, you've probably never though of it in that light. As
far as feelings go, I would guess that anyone who cares enough to become
a nurse would have more feelings than the average person.
Speaking of caring, can you imagine what some nurses have to put up
with? Take a person who is a grouch and let them get sick and you really
have a problem on your hands.
I'm not certain but I would think patients could be put into several
different categories. They would go something like this:
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-The Grouch: This is a person who has been sick for a long time
before they came to the hospital, in more ways than one. This person
usually gets shots several times a night, coffee enemas with no sugar and
pills to take as big as tea cups.
-The Whiner: This one has been sick for some time, too. They seem
to thrive on pity and feeling sorry for themselves and love to tell the nurse
how bad they feel and how depressing things are in general. What they
really want is a "Mommie" there to hold their hands. Most of these
people haven't been properly weaned.
-The Romeo: This is one that really takes the cake. He is sick
enough to be admitted to the hospital but not sick enough to curtail his
romantic emotions. He grapples the nurse as she tries to take his blood
pressure, wants her to help him use the urinal and breathes bad breath on
her when she gets close enough. Gee, that sounds like someone I know!
+++++
NURSES ARE THE "angels in white" and take a lot of misery out of
a hospital room just by being there.
The one time I have been hospitalized in my adult life was several
years ago. I recall all of the nurses who attended to me and administered
tests. After tle fourth day I required all entering my room to knock first,
at which tint I would give them the entry test: "Who is it, friend or
enema?"


Clean-Up Month


The change in charges would
require an amendment to the Water
and Sewer ordinance, which will take
about a month to accomplish. Attor-
ney William J. Rish was instructed to
begin work on changing the ordinance
and in the meantime, the Commis-
sioners will think about the amount to
S be charged delinquent customers.
POLICE REPORT
Police Chief Carl Richter filed a
report with the Board for the month of
April.
The report showed the depart-


Kesley
be careful and don't tell me a story.
That's silly son, you know I love you
just as much as I love your brother.
If you are still hungry you can
have my apple pie, go back to sleep
son-it's just a thunderstorm, you can
pay me back by being a good boy,
those pants are not baggy, turn out the
lights and don't cross you eyes or they
will stick like that. We have very little
money this Christmas but let's be
thankful boys 'cause we've got each
other. What do you want for supper?
Don't be out late, what if you struck
out three times and let two ground
balls go right between your legs-I
still think you're the best player out
there, I hope your problems don't get


ment had made 29 arrests during the
month, for a case solved percentage of
91 percent. Richter said the depart-
ment made 21 arrests on misdemea-
nor charges and eight arrests on
felony (more serious) charges.
The report showed,. 30 traffic
infractions, with 21 warning tickets
given for the 30 arrests.
OTHER BUSINESS
In other business items, the.
Commission:
-Gave instructions on filling
holes created in streets by current


Attain over 3.5 GPA: from left, Doris Sander, Hilda Amanda Thomas,
Cosme. Noel Florey, Sherry Creel, Michael Ramsey, Marcia Rathbun.


Dawn HLolloman, Lisa Mahlkov and


School Board
Meeting Changed
The regular meeting of the Gulf
County School Board scheduled for
Tuesday, May 3 at 5:30 p.m. was
postponed until today, May 5 at 5:30
p.m.
CARD OF THANKS
The Just Say "No" to Drugs
March Committee and Northwest
Florida Drug Council would like to
express their appreciation to every-
one who participated in and supported
the march.
Numerous red bows were pur-
chased and displayed showing opposi-
tion to drugs. These proceeds will be
used to purchase educational mater-
ials against drugs.
Refreshments for the marchers
were provided by Hardee's and
Saveway Food Store with manpower
provided by the Port St. Joe Jaycees.


Gold Card Club


Dines On Steak


Port St. Joe High School honored
95 students in grades nine through 12
Thursday night of last week, for
achieving top grade averages in the
school. Known as the Gold Card Club,
the students are recognized for
academic excellence in a joint effort
by the parents, community and
business communities of the Port St.
Joe area. The club is a program to
recognize and reward honor roll
students, which is supported by the
entire community.
The program included a steak
dinner for the students and their
parents, who.were guests at the affair,
presentation of awards and an inspir-
ing address by a former Port St. Joe
High School graduate, who has "made
it. big" in the business world.
Assistant principal Jerry Butler
presided over the program for the
evening, with Superintendent of
Schools, Walter Wilder, introducing
the speaker and presenting the special
awards.
Guest speaker for the evening,

ntinued from Page 1)


sewer repair work. The contractor
will make permanent repair when he
is finished with the project and can
repair all street cuts at one time.
-Agreed to issue a permit to
Apalachicola Northern Railroad to tie
.its machine shop area into the city's,
sewer main with certain stipulations.
The firm must pre-treat all petroleum
products and other hazardous wastes
before they are introduced into the
sewer system. The company is under
directions of DER to hook up to the
city's sewage treatment system.


(Continued from Page 2)


any bigger than this, put the milk
back in the refrigerator and you will
do it like I say as long as you live in
this house. Be careful and don't
scratch it or it won't get well.
I love you son. I know you're only
six months old but I want you to put
your hands together like this and as I
tuck you in tonight we're going to start
learning this prayer:
Father help me when I'm bad
When I make my Mother sad
I don't mean to disobey
When I try to have my way
Help me know what's right to do
So my life may honor you.
In Jesus name,
Amen


Son, I hope that you will remem-
ber this little prayer all your life. God,
please bless my little one. And son, do
be careful.
Mothers are like that
Yeah, they are


Letters
to the Editor
(Continued from Page 2)
highest quality of health care. There
are some excellent doctors on staff at
Gulf Pines and more to come in the
near future. I find the nurses to be
knowledgable and very caring for the
welfare of their patients. Working in a
small environment such as Gulf
Pines, offers a sense of "family" and I
have been made to feel very welcome
and comfortable here. There is an
effort underway to update and up-
grade the services offered here. We
now have full time ultrasound cover-
age and in April will be equipped to do
mammography, a radiological study
to detect early breast cancer. There
are plans to institute a nuclear
medicine department.
No hospital is perfect and no
administration is all knowing. I am
sure that none of us expect perfection,
but we should feel a sense of comfort
and security knowing that our hospital
is here and trying its best to offer what
this community needs-good health
care. I have not been here long enough
to, comment on the pros and cons of
this hospital in the past, but I can
assure you that at this point in time,
Gulf Pines Hospital is working toward
becoming the best it can be-what
more can any of us, as individuals, do
than that?
There are those in this community
who were born here, those who had
their babies here, and many have lost
loved ones here. Gulf Pines IS an
integral part of this little town. Its
success or failure does not depend on
any one person or administration. The
success of this hospital depends upon
its quality of care and the support of
the people in this area. I know that the
quality of care is here and I would
hope that this will not go unnoticed in
the minds of the people.
Melissa Shagena, RT
Gulf Pines Hospital


was Robert Kerrigan, who operates a
highly successful law firm in Pensa-
cola.
Kerrigan, a Certified Public Ac-
countant and an attorney, is also a
26-mile marathon runner. He is a 1961
graduate of Port St. Joe High School..
Kerrigan complimented the stu-
dents on their academic achieve-
ments, building his address around
the theme, it's essential to the nature
of man to learn. "A child wants to
learn and does so very rapidly", the
speaker said. "We are all born
knowing very little but with an intense
desire to learn", he pointed out.
The speaker challenged the stu-
dents to continue learning all they
could, all their lives. Kerrigan said
indifference is the enemy of learning.
Wilder handed out 18 plaques to
those Gold Card members who had
grade point averages of 3.5 and above.
Receiving plaques were Noel
Florey, Peter Klope, Larry Byrd,
Mark Godwin, Tim Kerigan, John
Parker, Marcia Rathbun, Jeff Rich-
ards, Amanda Thomas, Lance Camp-
bell, Hilda Cosme, Judson Pollock,
Michael Ramsey, Sherry Creel, Dawn
Holloman, Lisa Mahlkov, Doris San-
der and Lynn Wilder.
Assistant principal Butler handed
out certificates for the several high
achievers among the Gold Card
students and Mrs. Karen Odom gave
out Gold Card awards.
Dinner music was provided by
Mri:. 3ai 'Ricliardson at the piano.:


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Fashion Show Benefits Society
Fashion Show Ben'efis Society


The South Gulf County Unit of the
American Cancer Society sponsored a
fashion show at the St. Joseph Bay
,Country Club Saturday, April 30. The
show featured spring fashions from
The Pied Piper in Apalachicola.
Local ladies modeling in the show
included Caroline Norton, Virginia
Harrison, Laura Ramsey, Ann Com-
forter, Eda Ruth Taylor, Nancy
Buzzett, Cindy Richardson, Voncille
Tharpe, Anna San Pedro and Amalia
San Pedro who also served as hostess
and coordinated the fund raiser. The
show was coordinated by Ann Davoli
co-owner of the Pied Piper.

Sea Oats and
Dunes to Meet
A program on Ikebana and other
flower arranging in the Oriental
manner was presented by Ruth Nance
at the Sea Oats and Dunes Garden
Club meeting on April 12. Using some
common plant materials with excess
foliage trimmed to reveal the beauty
of the lines, Ruth demonstrated the
importance of placement in the
containers.
A short business meeting with
election of officers for the 1988-89 year
was held. Chosen to serve were
president, Barbara Mannon; 1st vice
president, Stephanie Richardson; 2nd
vice president, Ruth Nance; secre-
tary, Jane Kleeb and treasurer,
Winnie Newman. Bobbie Hallinan was


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From left, Loretta Lansford, nit executive director of Po
American Cancer Society, Amalia San Pedro and Ann Davoll, ov
Pied Piper.


welcomed as a new member of the
organization.
The next meeting of the club will
be held on the 10th of May at 11:00
a.m. and will feature year-end reports
and the installation of officers and a


covered dish luncheon. T
"show and tell" session
bers asked to bring
specimens and designs
prepared to make brie
about them. Horticulture
single bloom, or three
similar, with only the f
bloom stem. A potted p
displayed. Containers m
damaged foliage and del
removed.


Three Gulf

at Disney's
The 1988 Florida Teacher of the
Year and three students from Gulf
County will be honored at Walt Disney
World's fifth annual "Dreamers and
Doers" awards ceremonies May 9 at
the Contemporary Resort.
Sandy Duncan, an actress who
plays a school counselor on a
prime-time TV series, will be the
keynote speaker during the afternoon
awards session. She plans to tell
students about how she overcame
Obstacles and how the "Four C's" of
Sthe "Dreamers and Doers" program
came into play in her life.
r -. .% S ^ Kelli Jones (Wewahitchka Elem-
entary School), Joy Davis (Wewa
High School) and Timothy Kerigan
(Port St. Joe Jr.-Sr. High School) are
among 164 students statewide who
were chosen by their county schools
for exemplifying the "Four C's" Walt
Disney felt were necessary to fulfill
dreams-Courage, Curiosity, Confi-
dence and Constancy.
The profile of the chosen student
is one of a young person who refuses to
let obstacles get in the way of success.
rt St. Joe's The student is one who plans an
owner of The individual goal and then attains it.
-Star photo This is not only a good student profile;
the criteria used in judging also
here will be a ranges from community service par-
i, with mem- ticipation to overcoming an emotional
horticulture or physical handicap to overcoming
s and to be social and economic restrictions.
ef comments In addition to the statewide
re may be a. honors program for students, the
if they are Florida Department of Education will
foliage on the make its annual Teacher of the Year
plant may be announcement at this year's "Dream-
ust be clean; ers and Doers" program. The five
bris should be finalists for Teacher of the Year will
be present as well as Florida


AARP to Enjoy A


Musical Pr
The Saint Joseph Bay Chapter of
the American Association Retired
Persons (AARP) will hold its final
meeting of the spring on May 11 at the
Centennial Building starting at 12:30
p.m.
The meeting will begin with a
covered dish dinner followed by a
short business meeting and a fun-
filled, exciting musical program
provided by the Fun Band of Panama
City. Dot Pfost, local chapter mem-















Jeh Callse PlttUan

First Birthday
Johna Callise Pittman celebrated
her first birthday on May 4 with her
friends at The Education Complex
day care center in Clarksville, Tenn.
She is the daughter of John and
Simona Pittman. Her proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Williams, Mrs. Eva Mae Pittman and
the late Mr. C.W. Pittman.


ogram Wed.
ber, is a member of the band and has
promised that the entertainment will
keep the chapter members foot-
stomping and humming-along with
the well known tunes.
This will be the last chapter
meeting before the summer recess
during June, July and August. All
local members are urged to attend
this meeting of entertainment with an
opportunity to hear about plans for the
fall activities and meetings. Leslie
Toth, chapter president, reminds all
local members that 1988 dues should
be paid in order to receive the next
edition of the AAR'P newsletter. All
National AARP members are invited
to attend this meeting and to join the
local chapter.

Class of '78
Reminder
Members of the Class of '78 are
reminded that all money for the class
reunion is due no later than May 16,
Anyone having any questions may call
229-8768 or 227-1589 any time after 5:00
p.m.


Students to be Honored

"Dreamers and Doers"


Education Commissioner Betty Cas-


tor, who will announce the winner.


Making





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May 8


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SFriends of the Library Book Sale


Friends of the Gulf County Public
Libraries will be holding their book
sale Saturday, May 7, during the
seafood festival at the Bay St. Joseph
,Bay Care Center on 9th St.
Membership to the friends group
will be taken during the book sale.
Members signing up during the sale
may select a free book of their choice.
Memberships are: Annual, $5.00;
Patron, $25.00; and lifetime, $100.00.
Books sold at the sale will be of a
variety, fiction and non-fiction. Books
will be sold for 25 cents, 50 cents and
$1.00.
There was an error in last week's
Star. There is no offer of free books
with every purchase. Only new
members signing up for the Friends
Group will get a free book.

Garden Club
Will Install
New Officers
The Port St. Joe Garden Club will
meet on May 12 for the installation of
the 1988-89 officers. The. following will
be installed: president, Mrs. Stiles
Brown; 1st vice president, Mrs. Ethel
Bridges; 2nd vice president, Mrs. I.
Wexler; secretary, Mrs. Harry Hal-
linan and treasurer, Mrs. D.A. Baker.
The hostesses for the May meeting
are Mrs. Leonard Belin, Mrs. Paul M.
Johnsen and Mrs. H.E. Richards.
District II FFGE director, Mrs.
Eloise Cain has extended an invitation
to members of Port St. Joe Garden
Club to attend a buffet dinner
Wednesday, May 11 for the FFGC
state officers who are in north Florida
for the District II spring meeting at
the Panama City Garden Club. For
dutch treat dinner reservations, call
Mrs. L.C. Buffington at 763-3209.

Saturday Is
Seafood Day
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS the Gulf County
Senior Citizens Association, Inc.,
Association for Retarded Citizens,
and the Bay St. Joseph Care Center
have joined to form a committee to
bring fun and excitement to the City of
Port St. Joe, Florida.
WHEREAS, these organizations
being recognized as being non-profit
concerns dedicated to serving the
needs of the men and women being in
need of funds to continue serving the
people in this city and are worthy and
most deserving of this recognition.
SWHEREAS, the ,eptire.commun-
1ity has indicated their support for the
EPortSt. Joe Seafood Festival Commit-
tee by pledgipg their financial and
spiritual support.
NOW, THEREFORE, KNOW
ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT,
that I, Mayor Frank Pate, Jr., on
behalf of the entire Board of City
Commissioners and all of the citizens
of Port St. Joe, Florida do hereby
proclaim that May 7, 1988 be declared
Port St. Joe Seafood Festival Day.
DONE, this the third day of May,
1988.
The City of Port St. Joe
Frank Pate, Jr.
Mayor-Commissioner

NOTICE
By order of the Department of
Environmental Regulation, the Buck
Horn Landfill gate will be locked
unless an operator is present. This
will be effective June 1, 1988.
4t 5-5


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100 TON CAPTAINS
ENGINEERS
DECKHANDS
WITH OFFSHORE
EXPERIENCE
CALL RANDY WILSON at
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SERVICES
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TEMPERANCE
e x
GOODNESS
FAITH

HIGHLAND VIEW
CHURCH of GOD
319 Sixth St, Highland View
"Where Jesus Christ Is King
& God's Love Is An Everflowing
Fountain"
SUNDAY SCHOOL.... 10:00 a.m.
- MORNINGWORSHIP. 11:00a.m.
EVENING WORSHIP.. 6:00 p.m.
WED. EVENING ...... 7:00 p.m.
PASTOR
REV. ROBERT RATHBUN


Retires After 31 Years
In the photo above, Talmade Kennedy, right, is shown receiving his final
farewell from St. Joe Forest Products Co. by Homer Wright, left. Kennedy was
employed by the company on April 8, 1957 as an auxiliary man in the electric
power dept. Upon his retirement on May 1, 1988 he was employed as a
switchboard and turbine operator in the electric power dept.


TOTAL
STOCK
SELL
OUT


D1 e UTURFUI


Herculon Covered
Easy to Clean $268
Oply 3 to Sell .....268
Jamison Sleeper
with queen size.. 388
mattress... .....


6 to Sell .
Sunbeam Irons
$25

USED
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Wooden headboard
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WATERBED..... $218
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$88


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reg. $539
now 1269


gold
$99


LANE
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LANE
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Others Reduced!


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Twin Size w/foundation
MATTRESS ...... '99
Queen size w/foundation
MATTRESS ...... 199
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king Size
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4-Drawer Chest.. $39

Dark Finish
Student Desk ... $66

White
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1 Full
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1 Twin Maple
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Used 4-piece
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Used
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* Jamison


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VOTE FOR


M.


City Commissioner


& ELECT


Roche


- Group 4


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Sofa & Chair, Herculon plaid ..........

Sofa Loveseat Chair pillowback....


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Pecan Finish
Early American ,. i88
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Queen Anne ... i88

HALF CIRCLE TABLE
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SOFA TABLE
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3-piece Contemporary
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China, hutch, table, 6 side
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.no $1350
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Swivel
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Page 6A The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 5, 1988


Junior high students honored at hamburger cookout.


Keyettes Helping Cancer Society


Saturday, April 30, members of
the Port St. Joe Unit of the American
Cancer Society met for a short
briefing before beginning their house
to house crusade at the First United
Methodist Church social hall.
Al Ray, crusade chairman, spoke
to the group explaining the import-


ance of encouraging the public to read
the information literature given to
them by the crusaders.
Shown above are members of the
Keyettes of Port St. Joe High School.
as they receive packets to be used in
the door to door collections in the
beaches area.


Keyettes are Melissa Watson,
Stephanie Howze, Jenny Hicks, Sher-
ry Creel, Marcella Parker, Tracy
Melvin, Christy Maige, Robin Kim-
mell, Mary Ruth Wood and Alicia
Weston with board members Ken
Murphy, crusade chairman Al Ray
and treasurer, Myrtice Chason.


Neel Is In Nuclear Program


Martin W. Neel


VOTE FOR and ELECT









WESLEY R.

RAMSEY
City Commissioner
GROUP FOUR

TUESDAY, MAY 10

Experienced Willing -
Concerned






Flowers

PLANT SALE
Everything
-Marked Down!

Back Yard Garage,
Flowers and Spring
Garden Sale
Give A Large Pot Full of
BLOOMING FLOWERS
for Mother's Day.Gift
$1.75 each
Large Bag
COLLARDS.... $100
Large Bag
MUSTARD .... $100
Lg. Bunch Homegrown
ONIONS ... bunch 50
Just Right
TURNIPS .. bunch $150

E. J. RICH
1610 Monument Ave.


Martin W. Neel, a 1983 high honor
graduate of Port St. Joe High School,
has graduated from the Naval Nu-
clear Power Program and is now
stationed on the U.S.S. John C.
Calhoun.
Marty enlisted in the U.S. Navy in
1985. After boot camp in Great Lakes,
Illinois, Marty and his wife, April
Stephens Neel, moved to Orlando
where he attended Nuclear Power

Class of '68
The Class of 1968 of Port St. Joe
Jr.-Sr. High School needs the addres-
ses of the following classmates for
their 20 year class reunion. Anyone
having this information is urged to
call 229-6673 or write: Class of '68, 2011
Long Ave., Port St. Joe, FL 32456.
Class members are: Linda Sta-
cey, Beth Creech (Carr), Robert
Trikosko, Nadine Sirmons, Gary
Elliot, Cathy Mondeau, Richard Park-
er and Tom O'Brien.
CARD OF THANKS
During the long illness and
subsequent death of our husband and
father, we were constantly reminded
of the strength, compassion, and
loving support of our friends and
neighbors. This is the attitude that has
made Gulf County such a great place
to live and which made our nation the'
best nation to life in. We appreciate
and thank all of you for your many
expressions of comfort and sympathy,
the thoughts and kindnesses, the food,
the flowers, and the prayers.
The Ira Hanna family


School and graduated in the top 10
percent of a class of 450 men. Marty
and April then moved to Saratoga
Springs, New York, where Marty
attended the Naval Nuclear Prototype
Training Unit. After one year of
training Marty graduated at the top
five percent of his class.
Marty is now attached to the John
C. Calhoun, a Ballistic Missile Sub-
marine, stationed in Charleston,
South Carolina. After a recent ad-
vancement to Electrician's Mate
Petty Officer Second Class, Marty has
just completed his first Nuclear
Deterrant Patrol.
Marty is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus Neel of Port St. Joe. His wife,
April S. Neel, is a 1983 graduate of
Port St. Joe High School and is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Stephens, also of Port St. Joe.


7th & 8th

Graders Are

Honored for

Academics
Seventh and eighth grade stu-
dents at Port St. Joe Jr.-Sr. High
School were recognized Friday, April
29 for their academic achievements.
A hamburger party, held at the
Centennial Building, was attended by
all students who had received a Gold
Card during the school year. Each
student was awarded a certificate for
his-her accomplishment. In addition,
several eighth grade students re-
ceived cash awards from the Gold
Card Club for their superior perform-
ance in grades seven and eight. Those
students included Pam Bowen, Ive-
lisse Cosme, Patricia Nedley, Chris-
topher Parker, Randy Ramsey and
Dana Swatts.
Guest speaker for the luncheon
was Kesley Colbert, Gulf County
Property Appraiser, whose entertain-
ing, motivational comments were
enjoyed by everyone in attendance.
The event, funded by the Gulf
County School Board, was organized
and hosted by the Parent Support
Group for Academic Excellence.


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OBITUARIES:


Essie Williams

Essie Williams, 92, of Port St. Joe
passed away last Wednesday in Gulf
Pines Hospital after an extended
illness. She was a native of Jackson
County and had been a resident of
Port St. Joe since 1939. She was a
member of the First United Methodist
Church and the Gulf County Chapter
191 Order of the Eastern Star.
She is survived by: her sons,
Robert Williams of Wewahitchka,
Cawthon Williams of Port St. Joe,
John Williams of Port St. Joe and
Jack Williams of Boston, Mass.; two
daughters, Odessa Mitchell of Gaines-
ville and Dorothy Grossman of
Colorado Springs, Colorado; nine
grandchildren and 17 great grand-
children; and three sisters, Eva
Register of Graceville, Eula Amadal
and Mittie Dean, both of Tallahassee.
Funeral services were held last
Friday at the First United Methodist
Church with the Rev. Ennis Sellers
officiating. Interment was in Holly
Hill Cemetery.
All services were under the
direction of Comforter Funeral Home.







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White Rear Loader, '77 Crane Carrier Front
Loader (No eng. or trans) '78 Mobile Street
Sweeper (eng. like new) '69 Ford 2T. Flat Bed,
'81 Chev. 'At.p/u.'74 Ford '/t. p/u,(6)'83AMC 4
dr., '82 Ford 4 dr. sedan, 80 Ford 4 dr.,'79Chev.
4 dr..'79 GMC Scolsdale p/u,'78 Ford LTD,'74
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Impala, '82 Kawasaki, PLUS:Jewelry,desks, ile
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compressors, heaters, lawn mowers, and much
more. LG. QUANTITY CERAMICS, MOLDS.
KILNS & RELATED ITEMS.
Terms: Cash or check w/proper ID.
Inspection & Registration: 8 AM auction day.
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William Clayton Armstrong


William Clayton Armstrong, 63, of
Wewahitchka died Sunday, April 24 in
Bay Medical Center following a long
illness. He was a native and lifelong
resident of Wewahitchka and worked
as a heavy equipment operator prior
to his retirement.
He is survived by: his wife, Mabel
L. Armstrong of Wewahitchka; two
stepchildren, Glen A. Miller of
Chicago, Ill. and Barbara J. Miller;
seven step grandchildren; three bro-
thers, George Armstrong of Panama
City, Harold Armstrong and Gene
Armstrong, both of Wewahitchka;
and two sisters, Sadie Armstrong and
Mae Helen Gray, both of Wewahitch-
ka.
Funeral services were held last
Thursday at the Worship Center in
Wewahitchka with the Rev. Charles
Pettis officiating. Interment followed

Henry S. Lilius, III

Henry S. Lilius, III, 42, of Port St.
Joe died last Thursday afternoon in
Panama City. He was a member of St.
James Episcopal Church and is
survived by his father, Henry Lilius of
Port St. Joe.
Graveside services were held
Saturday at Evergreen Memorial
Gardens with Rev. John Wiley
officiating. Interment followed.
Smith Funeral Home of Panama
City was in charge of arrangements.


Ira E. Hanna, 91

Ira Eleazer Hanna, 91, died at his
home in Altha Sunday, April 24.
He is survived by: his wife, Verna
Mae Hanna of Altha; four sons, Ira B.
Hanna of Port St. Joe, Enoch Hanna of
Altha, Terrel Hanna of Niceville and
Carrol Hanna of Hephziboh, Ga.; four
daughters, Alda M. Hansford, Flo-
ester Halada and Joyce Pippin, all of
Altha and Myrtle Elizabeth Howell of
Port St. Joe; 20 grandchildren; 24
great grandchildren; and one great
great grandchild.
Funeral services were held April
26 at Altha First Baptist Church.
Interment was at Mount Olive Ceme-
tery in Altha.


in Jehu Cemetery.
All services were under the
direction of Comforter Funeral Home

- Wewahitchka Branch Chapel.


J. F. Pitts, 67

J.F. Pitts, 67, of Wewahitchka,
passed away last Friday morning at
his home. He was a native of Frink
and had been a resident of Gulf
County-for the past 48 years. He
retired from St. Joe Paper Co. in 1986
after 45 years. He was a member of
the Worship Center and a veteran of
World War II.
Survivors include: his wife, Mary
Lee Pitts of Wewahitchka; three
daughters, Mary Ann Flowers of San
Antonio, Texas, Brenda Dixie of
Rosemont, Minn. and Lucretia Parish
of Mt. Dora; three grandchildren and
one great grandchild; one brother,
Marlin Pitts of Frink; and three
sisters, Alverna Pitts of Frink, Inez
Shelton of Kinard and Vela Rigdon of
Panama City.
Funeral services were held Mon-
day at the Worship Center with the
Rev. Don Asbell and the Rev. Charles
Pettis officiating. Interment was in
Jehu Cemetery.
All services were under the
direction of Comforter Funeral Home
- Wewahitchka Branch Chapel.

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Carl Phillips had his ear skinned
and his pride bruised when this
pick-up truck turned belly-up on
County Road 384 last Thursday
afternoon.
According to Port St. Joe Police
reports, Phillips was driving the
pick-up, pulling a small utility trailer
toward the waste collection trailer
site near the cemetery, when the
trailer started fish-tailing, causing
both the pick-up and trailer to
overturn. The accident happened
near where the road crosses George
Washington Branch.
Property damages included ap-
proximately $150 to the trailer and
$1500 to the pick-up.
The accident was investigated by
Police Patrolman Terry Carr.

Rev. Patton In

Revival Here
Rev; F.L. Patton of Vero Beach is
continuing his revival at The Body of
Christ Church. Rev. Patton arrived in
Port St. Joe on April 19 and has held
revivals at the First Born Church of
the Living God. Services at the Body
of Christ will continue thru Friday,
May 6 with services beginning at 7:30
p.m. nightly. The church is located on
Main St.
Rev. Patton along with a group of
ministers, is planning to leave for
Haiti on May 23 for a three week
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CARD OF THANKS always be remembered. May her next
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mother's last days. Her friends of
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.Ninth grade Florida History class students at Port St.
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In the photo above some of the students show their
projects. Left to right: Calondra White, Mosaics of
Florida's Flags, honorable mention; Wendy Weston, oil
painting of lighthouse, honorable mention; Cheyenne
Godfrey, Florida homestead, Ist place; and Kyle Griffin,
the Gorrie Museum, honorable mention.


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Seniors Offered Transportation


SThePort St. Joe Seafood Festival
will be one of the biggest events of the
year. The committee that has.worked
so hard to plan this does not want
anyone to be left out. It has arranged
for free transportation to and from the
Port St. Joe area throughout the day.
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people according to the schedule
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Mexico Beach, Tommy T's Ar-
cade, 8:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., and 2:00
p.m.
St. Joe Beach, Jr. Food Store, 8:30
a.m., 11:30 a.m., and 2:30 p.m.
Wewahitehka, Senior Citizens
Center, 7:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and 1:30
p.m.
May 7 beginning at 10:00 a.m. will
be the grand opening. Master of
Ceremonies, Chuck Bear, from WJST
94.5 FM will be broadcasting live from
8:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon. There will
also be lots of live entertainment all
day from 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.
Big River Cloggers, Sunshine Square
Dancers, The USAF Skypower Band,
Buddy Hamm Band, Cindy's Darlin
Dolls, Taekwondo Karate demonstra-
tions, Wendell Campbell, a pie eating
contest, cake walk all day, kiddie
rides, games, a celebrity dunking
booth, and seafood of every kind
including shrimp, crawfish, mullet,
clams and oysters on the half shell.
The Port St. Joe Seafood Festival
Committee will be selling tickets for a
drawing on a 19 inch RCA color
television, Hitachi VCR and a food
processor. One ticket will be good for
three different drawings. A donation
of $1.00 is asked for each ticket. The
Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
volunteer fire department of Mexico
Beach, will meet on Thursday, May 5
at.7:00 p.m. in the fire hall on 14th St.
All members are urged to attend and
tourists and visitors to Mexico Beach
are most welcome.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank everyone
who called, sent cards and flowers but
most of all for your prayers that were
offered for me during the time I was in
the hospital. May God bless each of
you.
Flora Miller


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the area behind the nursing home.
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Arrest Solves Three Burglaries

According to Chief Richter


, The arrest of Paul Wright, 28, of
Lynn Faye Motel, by Port St. Joe
police last week, has apparently
solved three burglaries in Port St.
Joe, according to Police chief Carl
Richter.
Chief Richter said Wright has
been charged with with two acts of
burglary against Kirk's Ice Company
and one charge against breaking and
entering the Peters Coin Laundry on
April 12.
Chief Richter said Wright is
charged with a March 31 entry to
Kirk's Ice when eight to ten gallons of
shucked oysters and five boxes of
shrimp, valued at approximately $620
were taken. On April 7, the business
was broken into again, and five
gallons of shucked oysters taken.


Wright is also charged with
breaking into Peters Laundry on April
12 and taking $65.00 from some video
games.
A third burglary was reported to
Port St. Joe Police Thursday morning
of last week, but no arrests have been
made in this case, according to Chief
Richter.
Sometime during the night Wed-
nesday, someone climbed to the roof
of the St. Joe Hardware building on
Williams Avenue, gained entry to the
building and took two VCR's and a
small amount'of change.
Chief Richter said the department
has suspects in the case but no arrests
had been made at press time
yesterday afternoon.


Three Port St. Joe Men Are

Charged with Drug Offenses


Three Port St. Joe men were
arrested Thursday of last week by the
Gulf County Sheriff's office on drug
related charges.
One of those arrested, Arthur
"Bobo" North, was arrested for the
third time in the past months and
faces his third drug related charge.
* North, who resides at 209 Avenue B,
was free on $100,000 bond for one
charge and was working out a
sentence of community control on
another, when he was picked up by
deputies Thursday and charged with
selling crack cocaine. According to
Sheriff Al Harrison, North will be sent
to prison for violation of other
sentences by being charged the third
time.


Others arrested were Earl Owens,
50, who was charged with the sale of
crack cocaine. Paul Wright was
arrested and charged with conspiracy
to sell crack cocaine. Wright, 28, and
Owens are both free on $20,000 bonds
awaiting trial.
The arrest came as the result of a
joint investigation of the Port St. Joe
Police Department and the Gulf
County Sheriff's Office.
"We're going to continue the
pressure on drug sales and use as long
as it is being sold in Gulf County.
We attempting to teach them they are
not going to be able to sell it in Gulf
County without us breathing down
their neck", Sheriff Harrison said.


Three Juveniles Charged with Breaking
Into Indian Pass Beach Dwellings


Sheriff's Department deupties
arrested three juveniles Tuesday,
charging them with burglary of a
dwelling in the Indian Pass area.
Sheriff Al Harrison said deputies
recovered a tool box containing tools,
a telescope and two television sets, as
well as numerous smaller items in the
Highland View area when the arrests
were made.


The juveniles, who have been
turned over to the Division of Youth
Services, are charged with entering
three homes in the Indian Pass area.
Arresting officers also found a
quantity of marijuana and seeds in the
possession of the juveniles when the
arrests were made.
Deputy Ray Richter was respon-
sible for handling the investigation
which resulted in the arrests.


Catches Fire


Gulf County School Maintenance supervisor, Carey E. (Buddy) Floore
inspects a clothes dryer which caught fire and set off a fire alarm at the
Elementary School last Friday. Floore said he was using the dryer to dry some
dust mop heads which had been washed, when it caught fire. No damage was
done to anything except the mops, which came out completely dry as charcoal
and the dryer, itself, which has uttered its last warm breath.

Huft Touts

U.S. Exhibit
Rev. Jerry Huft filled in at the
Kiwanis Club meeting Tuesday, when
the after dinner speaker had to cancel
at the last minute.
Rev. Huft spent the few minutes
in giving an endorsement for the
American exhibit at Walt Disney |
World's Epcot. "The exhibit and the
program would inspire any American
who loves his country", Huft said. "If
you can stay through the whole
presentation and not feel a lump in
your throat, you need to examine your
loyalty to your country", he said.
"Even foreigners in the audience
were touched by the moving rendition Try Our
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other parts of the program. KIA h
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the American and Chinese exhibits at 6 Days A Week
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The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 5, 1988 Page 9A

JLL, Collection of Poems by

.. ..r Students Is Published


Bay Breezes is a collection of
poems, short stories and essays
written by Port St. Joe High School
students in grades 7-12. Mrs. Cluett's
first period class has edited and
designed this inaugural edition of the
student literary magazine.
Senior Dawn Holloman serves as
editor, assisted by Doris Sander,
Shannon Frickey, Marcella Parker
and Lisa Mahlkov. Melissa Watson
and Steven Howell are the magazine's
financial coordinators.
Art Director Bobbie Langridge
heads a staff of six: Dennis Middleton,
Alana Richardson, Lisa Mahlkov, Al
Wood, Holly Russ and Marcella
Parker. Production is coordinated by
Crystal Dean, with assistance from
Ann LaLuzerne, Gwen Ramsey, Shan-
non Frickey, Ramon Cosme and Doris
Sander. Sonya Quinn and David
Lowery work as contact persons with
the various grade levels.
The 1988 edition of Bay Breezes
will be printed on parchment paper,
with a unique cover design. Advance
copies are available at the high school
through May 9 at $1.75 a copy. After
publication, a limited number of
editions will be sold at $2.25 each.
This year's Bay Breezes features
the poetry of Sherry Creel, Stephen
Gunn, Lisa Sowell, Sheila Lyons,
Andy Rutter, Donna Thomas, Dawn
Holloman, Marvin Ward, Melissa
Watson, Equador Peters and Ann
LaLuzerne. Also appearing are essays
written by Nicole Florey, Cy Riley,
Donald Newsome, Doris Sander, Ben
Hoffman, Priscilla Ward, Tracy Sim-
mons, Steven Howell, and Shannon


Frickey. The magazine is rounded out
with short stories by David Lowery,
Dawn Holloman and Lee Anne Nelson.


Marvin Jerome Hamilton
Hamilton Tries
Out for GC Team
Marvin Hamilton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Hamilton of 110 North
Garrison recently participated in
basketball tryouts at Gulf Coast
Community College in Panama City.
Hamilton was chosen as one of the
20 semi-finalists from 100 young men
who were trying out for the college
team.


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MOTHER'S DAY
We see enough Moms to know they watch and care
after their family's health. They are totally dedicated
even to the sometime neglect of their own health. And
so, we feel that one official day a year is not nearly
enough to honor Mother.
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to make her job easier. From prompt dependable
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can depend on us.
"A GREAT MANY PEOPLE ENTRUST US with their
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Gators Advance to Sectionals


In the District 3-A tournament
held last Thursday and Friday, the
Wewahitchka Gators took the District
title with wins over Sneads, 9-3, and
Bristol, 9-7.
In the first game Thursday,
Bristol defeated Grand Ridge, 2-1, to
earn a shot at the district title.
WEWAHITCHKA 9, SNEADS 3
The Gators downed the Sneads
Pirates 9-3 in the second game of the
semi-finals Thursday afternoon.
Wayne Strange went the distance pit-
ching for the Gators, striking out 4,
while only walking one, and giving up
seven hits.
Offensively for the Gators John
Whitfield smashed the baseball, col-
lecting three hits (a single, a double
and a homerun) in four at-bats. Also
hitting homeruns were Rusty Wood
and Strange. David Paul had a dou-
ble, and Durand McLeod, Ronald
Mayhann, Todd McGlon, Berry
Eubanks and Randy Mayhann each
had a single. Each batter had at least
one hit for the Gators, with a total of
11.
WEWAHITCHKA 9, BRISTOL 7
The Gators knew this game was
for all the marbles, and broke out of a
five-year jinx streak of losing to
Bristol on the Gators' home field. One
of the Gators' two losses of the year
came against Bristol on Wewa's home
turf.
The Gators put their first runs on
the scoreboard in the bottom of the
first inning, as Durand McLeod led off
the inning with a walk, and scored off
of David Paul's two-run homer. They
added one run in the second as Ronald
Mayhann reached base on a single,
and scored on a double by Todd
McGlon.
David Paul began on the mound
for the Gators, going 2% innings. He
gave up three walks and two hits in
the third before being relieved by


John Whitfield. Four of the five runs
scored by Bristol in the third were
charged to Paul.
Bristol kept the lead through the
fourth inning, as the Gators scored
once in the fourth, and McLeod scored
the tying run after taking a walk, and
scoring on a sacrifice fly by David
,Paul.
In what was surprise play, Bristol
had the leading run awarded home
plate on a hidden ball trick by the
third baseman, Ronald Mayhann, who
failed to throw the ball back to the pit-
cher after trying to tag Grover out


stealing third. Coach Kizziah said
after the game, "This certainly
wasn't something that we practiced,
the kids just decided to try it on their
own."
The Gators didn't let the run upset
their momentum though, they came
back in the bottom of the sixth inning,
and scored four runs, off of two walks
and two errors by Bristol's pitcher.
The Gators scored nine runs off of
11 hits and 10 walks. Leading hitters
were Ronald Mayhann who went
three for three, with three singles,
Rusty Wood, two for three with two


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John Whitfield releases the ball against a Bristol batter Friday afternoon.
Whitfield was the winning pitcher, with Rusty Wood catching. -Star photo


singles, David Paul with a two-run
homer, and singles by McLeod, John
Whitfield, McGlon and Randy
Mayhann.
REGION II CHAMPIONS
Wewahitchka 5, McClay 2
The Wewahitchka Gators,
fielding nine senior starters, travelled
to McClay in Tallahassee Tuesday
and came home with the Region II-A
championship. The Gators, now 20-2,
have won their last 16 games.
The ball game was nip and tuck
for four innings, with the score tied at
1-1, until John Whitfield slapped a
double to deep center field with two
out in the top of the fifth to score Rus-
ty Wood. Wood had singled and stolen
second to set up Whitfield's go-ahead
RBI.
Whitfield also scored in the same
inning, on a single by Ronald May-
hann, and he slammed the door shut
on McClay in the seventh as he smash-
ed a two-run homer over the left-field
fence.
David Paul went the distance for
the Gators, giving up four hits, while
striking out six (the entire side in the
seventh inning) and walking three.
Rusty Wood, Berry Eubanks and
Whitfield each had three hits for the
Gators. Ronald Mayhann had two hits
for Wewahitchka.
Line Score:
Wewahltchka 010 020 2-5 11 2
McClay 100 001 0-2 4 1
Paul and Wood; Nelson and Barr,
W-Paul, 6-2. L-Nelson.
PLAY SECTIONALS FRIDAY
Wewahitchka will host Jay Fri-
day at 2:00 p.m. CDT for the Class A
Sectionals. If they win that, they will
advance to state play-offs in Orlando
at Boardwalk Baseball at the end of
next week.


Signs Scholarship to Marion Institute
Looking on as Durand McLeod signs a football/baseball scholarship to
Marion Military Institute are his father, Lt. Commander James McLeod, Coach
Dennis Kizzlah, athletic director for Wewahitihka High School and Steve
Bowman, sports coach at Marion. The exclusive military Institute offered
McLeod the scholarship after viewing films of the Gators' football season, of
which McLeod was the quarterback.
McLeod chose this scholarship from the several which were offered him
because the school would allow him to play both football and baseball.

Sharks Lose to Wakulla In District, 8-7


Port St. Joe lost to Wakulla, 8-7, in
the first round of the District 3-AA
playoffs last Wednesday afternoon in
Wakulla, in a marathon nine-inning
game.
Mickey Gainnie, senior pitcher
for the Sharks, went the entire
distance on the mound, striking out 12,
while walking eight, and giving up 13
hits. The winning pitcher, Bailey for
the War Eagles, struck out 10, walked


3 Qualify
Last Wednesday, the track team
traveled to Tallahassee where they
participated in the district track
meet. The team finished third behind
Monticello (1st) and Madison (2nd).
At stake in the meet were trips to the
state meet for the first and second
place finishers in each event.
The Sharks had three atheltes
finish in first place, and one athlete
finish in second place. Leonard Ray
won the shot put (46'4"), Terry Quinn
won the 440 (50.5), and Jamie Fain
won the 2 mile run (10:34). Kevin
Dawson took second place in the
discus (135'1"). These athletes will
travel to Winter Park this weekend
where they will compete in the state
track meet.
The best performance for the
Sharks came in the last event of the
day. This is where the mile relay team
of Collins Hamilton, Terry Quinn,
Desmond Quinn and Ken Monette, ran
the third fastest time in the state this
year (3:27.36). Even after this, the
Sharks finished third behind last

Pistol Match
The Gulf Rifle Club will hold a
bullseye pistol match at the range on
Highway 71 on Sunday, May 8 at 2:30
p.m. A 22 rifle match and a center fire
match will follow. Each match will
consist of 60 rounds at 15 and 25 yards.
All area pistol shooters are
invited to participate in the matches.
For further information call 229-8421
after 5:00 p.m.


eight, and gave up 15 hits.
Leading hitters for the Sharks
were Tim Davis, 3 for 5, with 2 singles
and double; Ray also 3 for 5, with 2
singles and double; Vathis, 2 for 5
with single and double; Freeman 2 for
4 with 2 singles and Reginald Larry
and Taylor each with a single.
The Sharks finished the season
with a 7-13 record.


for State Track Meet


years state champ (Monticello), and
last years state runner-up (Madison).
Other athletes who turned in their
personal best were: (4th) Ken Mon-
ette, 330 hurdles, 42.9; (5th) Dontae
Quinn, mile run, 4:57.6; (5th) Bobby
Goto, 2 milk, 11:20.0; and (6th) Ernest
Gant, 440 dash, 53.7.
This years track team had some
success and also gained some exper-
ience for next years track season. The
team participated in 13 track meets
and came away with three first place
finishes. Some of the bigger meets the
team participated in were: North
Florida Relays, Florida Relays, and
the Kiwanis Invitational.
Next years team should be much
stronger since the Sharks only lose.
Kevin Dawson and Bobby Goto to
graduation. With almost everyone
returning, the Sharks should enter the
season as a favorite to win the district
title and finish among the top 10 teams
in the state.
Results of the district meet were:
Monticello, 105'2; Madison, 78; Port
St. Joe, 5112; Taylor Co., 32; Mari-
anna, 27; Florida High, 26; Wakulla,
14; Blountstown, 12; and Havana, 5.
First place winners were: 120
hurdles, Hart, Madison, 15.5; 100
meters, Roberts, Madison, 11:04;
mile. Cooper, Taylor, 4:49; 440 relay,
Monticello, 43.2; 440 dasy, Terry
Quinn, Port St. Joe, 50.5; 880 run,
Gallon, Monticello, 1:59; 220 dash,
Murphy, Fla. High, 22.6; 2 mile run,
Jamie Fain, Port St. Joe, 10:34; mile
relay, Monticello, 3:25; shot put,


Leonard Ray, Port St. Joe, 46'4";
discus, Johnson, Blountstown, 135'2";
long jump, Weatherspoon, Madison,
21'8'/2"; high jump, Leeks, Marianna,
6'5"; triple jump, Lester, Fla. High,
44'71/"; and pole vault, Ulee, Monti-
cello, 10'6".


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URAMSEY
City Commissioner
GROUP FOUR
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What Can A Family Doctor Do for You


By:'Dr. Owen Oksanen
What can a family doctor do for
you? Probably everybody reading this
thinks they know the whole answer
here. Let's see.
First of all, as everyone knows,
the family doctor helps to cure what's
ailing you. If something's wrong, you


go to see the doctor and if possible you
get better.
As I wrote last week, the family
doctor is trained to diagnose and treat
in the majority of medicine's disci-
plines. That makes getting the help
you need pretty easy. What if you've
really outdone yourself though? What


Thinking

We Tend to Let

Others Do It for Us


Some individuals manage to do all
the real thinking and the rest of us
simply rethink their thoughts. The
remarks and axims of great think-


Robert Anthony Heathcock
First Birthday
Robert Anthony Heathcock cele-
brated his first birthday on April 24 at
the home of his parents Captain and
Mrs. Bob (Karen Kimmell) Heath-
cock in Tampa.
The Mickey Mouse theme was
used throughout the party. Friends
and neighbors dropped in during the
evening.
Robert's grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. James T. Heathcock and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph E. Kimmell of Mexico
Beach. His aunts are Miss Robin
Kimmell of Mexico Beach and Mrs.
Patty (Heathcock) Asbill of Corinth,
MS.


if you've come up with something,
shall we say, unusual? Hold on just a
moment. Your family doctor should
help there, too.
Say you need a rheumatologist.
How would you pick one? How on
earth do you even spell one? you could
look in the yellow pages. You could


TOV,\RI)

UNDERSTANDING
by the Rev. Jerry R. Huft. Rector. St. James Episcopal


ers often degenerate in our minds. But
other thoughtful expressions are
ennobled through our rethinking and
re-examination.
One of the great religious thinkers
of this century was a man named
Reinhold Niebuhr. Theologians and
students of religion are familiar with
his name, but the general public
probably doesn't know much of the
man.
Not knowing Niebuhr does not
mean that you have not thought his
thoughts. His direct and indirect
quotations are now a permanent part
of American patterns of thinking and
expression.
In 1934 a friend heard him use a

PFC Tim Mims
Is Decorated
Pvt. 1st Class Tim A. Mims, son of
Peavy Mims of Port St. Joe and
Martha R. Langford of Ponce De
Leon, has been decorated with the
Army Achievement Medal at Fort
Campbell, Kentucky.
The Achievement Medal is award-
ed to soldiers for meritorious service,
acts of courage, or other accomplish-
ments.
Mims is an infantryman with the
327th Infantry Regiment.
His wife, Angi, is the daughter of
George D. and Susan Bailey of
DeFuniak Springs.
SHe is a 1982 graduate of Ponce De
Leon High School.


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prayer at the beginning of a sermon
that has since been used countless
times by myriads of hopeful people
who are seeking peace. It is most
often called the "serenity prayer",
but it could just as well be called the
"courage" or "wisdom" prayer. It
goes like this, "O God, give us
serenity to accept what cannot be
changed, the courage to change what
should be changed, and the wisdom to
distinguish the one from the other."
Many readers will recognize this
as a prayer that is often used by
members of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Probably 12 million of the 30 plus
million alcoholics in this country
alone have been exposed to this
prayer. I have seen it printed in
magazines, on prayer cards, and in
tracts. I have heard it used in groups,
and by individuals for so long that it
seems to have always been a part of
my thought-language,' like the
thought-language I learned at my
mother's knee.
This is one of those wonderful
prayers that will bring quick answers.
God has mercy on those who call upon
his name.
Serenity to accept what cannot be
changed is a gift that God alone can
fully grant. It doesn't mean that you
roll-over and play dead when the going
gets tough. It simply means that you
take a realistic look at life and live by
the rules. People who never accept
what cannot be changed are doomed
to fight lost battles and follow roads to
nowhere. Serene acceptance means
that you live within the bounds of
possibilities and live up to potentials.
Courage to change what should be
changed is also a divine attribute.
Only God can lift the ordinary
individual up to victory in courageous
conflicts. The foolish will blunder into
battles, but the courageous take,
measured stands againstt evil. -
Wisdom to distinguish the one
from the other is the most scarce
commodity in the world. In our world
everything looks gray. It is very hard
to distinguish right from wrong, and
those who pride themselves in always
knowing the right answers are the
ones who usually prove the point. Only
where knowledge and experience are
combined with God's grace can
wisdom exist. Without godly wisdom,
we are sure to perpetuate folly.
For those who would like to learn
more about Reinhold Niebuhr, there is
a good biography entitled, Courage to
Change, by June Bingham, published
by SCM Press, 1961.




VOTE FOR and ELECT










WESLEY R.

RAMSEY
City Commissioner
GROUP FOUR

TUESDAY, MAY 10

Experienced Willing -
Concerned
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ask a neighbor. There's no doubt you
would get an opinion. Your family
doctor on the other hand, works with
his consultants all the time. The
advice you'll get is based on your
physician's experience. That advice is
liable to be pretty good.
Similarly. here in Port St. Joe.
sometimes what you reed right from
the start is a city hospital or
emergency room. Just as with the
referral to the out of town consultant.
if that's necessary, your family doctor
can help. You go with his advice and
therefore you go only when necessary.
When you go, you arrive with doctors
expecting you. You're not just a
number waiting your turn. Your
family doctor has already called
ahead. I think that really makes a
difference.
Besides treating today's problem
though, the family doctor can and
does do much more. He or she is right
here in town and knows you probably
better than any doctor from else-
where. Most of us were trained to keep
records that help us keep you
familiar. Your past problems and
medications are listed so they can be
reviewed at a glance. Family records
are kept together so interactions are
not ignored. If more than one
consultant has seen you, all the
information is right there. No one else
knows as much of you and your
family. The right hand knows what
the left is doing and you don't get lost
in the shuffle. Getting lost this day and
age is easy. Consultants appreciate
this knowledge. They can do their job
better with the full picture.
Preventive health too, is an area
where the family doctor shines. The
family doctor treats the whole person
so don't be surprised if while talking
about a sore throat your doctor wants
to deal with your weight or blood
pressure. You might be advised to
bring your little one in for a well baby
check.. A tetanus shot may be
suggested. You may even be asked to
come in for a full physical. An ounce
of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
Your family doctor wants to apply
that prevention. Paying attention to
the basics in medicine keeps people
healthier, longer. I know, I've seen
that approach work well over and
over again.
Best of all, pnce you've picked. a
family doctor you feel comfortable
with, you've got a friend and
confidant. If something goes wrong,
the world of uncertainties is an
awfully lonely one. Your family
doctor can help cure, answer your
questions, or help, ya, make the most
informed decision on what on earth to
do. That's perhaps the best explan-
ation why most of us have picked this
branch of medicine. We want to help.
I've envisioned these two articles
as a start of an occasional information
service and forum on medical issues.
Perhaps other inspired would be
medical authors may get this urge to
contribute. In any event, the next time
our editor grants the space, I'd like to
spend a little time on, what should you
really do with a cold.


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Page 4B The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 5, 1988



4~~


Insect

by Roy Lee Carter
County Extension Agent
As summer approaches, the pre-
paration and care you've given your
vegetable garden will really be put to
the test. We say this because insect
problems at this time of year can be
quite serious. Summer in Florida
provides the heat and humidity on
which insects thrive. Without ade-
quate control, pests can destroy a
garden.
Very soon, all the time and effort
you've put into your garden should
begin to pay off in delicious fresh
vegetables. That is, if you can get to
your crops before the insects do. All
the care you've given your vegetable
garden up until now will be meaning-
less if insects are allowed to rob you of
your harvest. So, I will discuss the
most common and bothersome bugs


Warning


in a large scale commercial oper-
ation, you can usually deal with


insects in the backyard garden on an
"as needed" basis.


Masons Present Flag to Boy Scouts


Tracy Pierce, left, Worshipful Master of the local Port
St. Joe lodge, No. 111 F&AM, presents a folded United
States flag to Bob Bearden, Boy Scoutmaster. The flag was
furnished by Senator Lawton Chiles, and has been flown


over the nation's capitol.
Looking on are Clint Campbell, second from left, Den-
nis Thomas, second from right, and Aaron Bearden.
-Star photo


Dr. Oksanen Complet
Dr. Owen Oksanen of Port St. Joe Family Physicians, the national asso-
has completed continuing education ciation of family doctors. The Aca-
requirements to retain active mem- demy'formerly was called-the Ameri-
bership in the American Academy of can Academy of General Practice.



k "THE CHURCH AFLAME IN PORT ST. JOE"

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
102 Third Street.

Evangelistic Worship Services Christ Centered Youth Program
Regular Bible Study An Exciting Place to Attend
SMinistering to the Where Everyone is Welcome
Total Family Regular Services
Fully Graded Choirs Sunday & Wednesday
HOWARD BROWNING, Pastor JAMES ENFINGER, Music & Youth


55 and retired?

Allstate announces discounts

on home and auto insurance.
Allstate believes that retired people, aged 55 and over, are better insurance
risks. That's why we now bring you a 10% discount on home (Homeowners,
Renters, Condo)i insurance, and another discount on auto insurance.


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Our 55th Year In Business
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Phone 639-5077 or 639-2553


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es AAFP
The requirements call for the
members to complete a minimum of
150 hours of accredited continuing
medical study every three years.
Members become eligible for re-elec-
tion at the end of the third year
following their election to member-
ship. The Academy, the country's
second largest national medical asso-
ciation, was the first national medical
group to require members to keep up
with medical progress through con-
tinuing education.
The Academy, founded in 1947 and
headquartered in Kansas City, Mo.,
was instrumental in the establishment
of a new primary specialty in family
practice in 1969. The new specialty is
expected to increase the numbers of
family physicians available to serve
the public in the future. The Aca-
demy's continuing education program
is the foundation of eligibility for the
family doctors now in practice who
apply for certification in the new
specialty.
Wewa 4th Graders
Visit Jr. Museum
During a recent field trip to the
Junior Museum in Panama City, the
fourth graders of Wewahitchka Elem-
entary School experience a real shock
when they were allowed to touch the
Van de Graaf generator. The gener-
ator becomes charged with static
electricity and when they touched the
generator, SHOCK! Other interesting
displays included Jacob's ladder,
harmonograph, plasma ball, pulleys,
optical bench, tilted house and other
optical illusions. This was a very good
opportunity for students to have a
hands on experience with science.
After they left the museum, the
fourth graders went off in search of
pizza. They were treated to the Pizza
Hut Book-It party. Instead of the usual
dine-in party, the students decided to
take their pizzas and go to Oakland
Terrace Park and enjoy a picnic.
Everyone had a marvelous time.

High School Awards
Day This Monday
Port St. Joe High School will have
its annual Awards Day Program on
May 9. The senior high will be held at
9:00 a.m. and the junior high will be
held at 10:00 a.m. in the gymnasium.
Students will receive awards from
teachers and administrators for var-
ious achievements throughout this
1987-88 school year.
Parents and the community are
invited to attend.


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ROY LEE CARTER
you may find on your vegetables.
Information on insects was provided
by Extension Entomologist Dr. Don
Short, of the University of Florida's
Institute of Food and Agricultural
Sciences.
The insects you need to worry
about in the weeks ahead are divided
into two broad categories, those which
live and do their damage above
ground, and those which live in the
soil and bother the roots and lower
stems of vegetables. The most com-
mon above ground pests include leaf
miners, army worms, spidermites,
flea beetle and aphids. Cut worms and
mole crickets top the list of below
ground villians.
Leaf miners seem to cause the
greatest damage on tomato and
cucumber plants. They're called leaf
miners because the burrow in be-
tween the transparent membranes on
the top and bottom surface of the
leaves as they feed.
The army worms you'll find in
your garden are the same as those
you're probably all too familiar with
in your lawn. They feed on plant
foliage and attack a variety of crops.
SSpider mites aren't really insects.
In fact, as the name suggests, they're
actually more closely related to,
spiders. They are tiny pests usually no
more than a fiftieth of an inch long.
They gather on the undersides of plant
leaves, and feed by piercing the
leaves with their needle like mouth-
parts and sucking out the plant juices.
Because they are so small, you may
not notice them until they start to
cause severe damage.
Aphids sometime called plant lice
-also cause damage by piercing leaf
tissue and sucking out plant juices.
Flea beetles are chewing insects
which cause damage by chewing
small holes in vegetable leaves.
All this may sound discouraging.
But, fortunately, it's actually fairly
easy and inexpensive to control above
ground pests that threaten vegeta-
bles. Your garden center should have
a number of insecticide sprays to kill
foliage feeding bugs.
The insects which live in the soil
are a different matter, because it's
hard to reach them with sprays.
Cutworms simply cut young vegetable
'plants off at the soil surface. Mole
crickets tunnel through the soil in the
root zone, feeding on the roots and
disturbing the surrounding earth.
Insects in this category are best
controlled with insecticide baits,
which are also available at garden
centers.
One thing we don't want to do is
encourage you to use pesticides if you
really don't need it. While a preventa-
tive spray program might be essential


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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
I, 508 Sixteenth Street
SUNDAY WORSHIP ...... 10a.m.
SERMON TOPIC:
"Great Mothers
of the Bible"
Nursery Available I
ADULT SCHOOL ........ 11 a.m.
The Rev. Dr. Elmer I. Braden, Pastor
PASTORAL COUNSELING
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We will do any initial spray (clean-out) for the low price of $25.00. This is a
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Saturday, May 7
from 11 to 4 EDT

Sunday, May 8
from 1 to 4 EDT


TOWNHOMES


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Seven 3 bedroom, 212 bath Townhomes on the Gulf
between Gulf Aire and St. Joe Beach

Sales Agents Are On Duty to
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IF THESE TIMES AREN'T CONVENIENT FOR YOU
CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT


AGENTS -
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648-5653
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648-5286
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639-2878
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229-6571


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by Sonya Quinn


It is time to say goodbye. St. Joe
High has proven to be number one.


YEAR ROUND RENTALS
MEXICO BEACH
102 St. 27th St., /z duplex, 2 bd., 1
ba. furnished, $310 per month.
113-B S. 38th St., 1 bd., 1/2 ba. fur-
nished, nice, $335 per mo.
Casa Del Mar #2, furnished, 2 bd.,
11/2 ba. townhome, $375 per mo.
BEACON HILL
106 Lucia Ave. Comfortable 3 bd.,
2 ba. brick home, $400 per mo.
ST. JOE BEACH
Gulf Pointe #4, 2 bd., 21/2 ba. unfur-
nished, $400 per month
Gulf Pointe #2 bd., 21 ba. unfur-
nished, $425 per month.
GULF AIRE
428A & B Gulf Aire Dr. Unfurnish-
ed 3 bd., 2 ba., $500 per mo.
479A Gulf Aire Dr. 2 bd., 1%1 ba.
unfurnished, $335 per month.

Allemore Real
Estate
648-5146


Even though seniors have to go their
separate ways, the memories will live
on. Good luck Class of '88.
Final exams for seniors will be
May 10-11. The seniors will'leave for
Grad Nite May 13 at 9:00 a.m.

Holly Russ has made final plans
for college. She will sign with Chipola
Junior College and be a member of the
Lady Indians basketball team. She
will receive a two year scholarship.
About 15 percent of the senior
class has enlisted in the Armed


Gulf County Schools have recently
released the menus for the week of
May 9. thru 13.
Monday, May 9
Cheeseburger, lettuce, tomato,
pickle, corn, milk and cookie.
Tuesday, May 10
Beef stew, fruit cup, green beans,


VOTE FOR and ELECT

WESLEY R.


RAMSEY

City Commissioner
GROUP FOUR
Experienced Willing Concerned








LINCOLN LOG HOME

Dealership Coming to This Area Soon!


Many Different Models to Choose From
,* *


Interested persons in Lincoln Log Homes

PLEASE CALL

Jerry Schell

for Brochures and Displays

648-5047 3c 4/28






JERNYL N. HARPER
Licensed Real Estate Broker
411 Reid Avenue Port St. Joe, FL
(904) 227-1428

CAPE PLANTATION
EXCELLENT LOCATION Executive home on golf course. 2 bath, kitchen totally furnished. Lots of
extras. 8'/%% financing available. $106,000.
OWNER ANXIOUS Very unique new 3 bedroom. 2% bath, two story home featuring cedar siding.
Master bedroom downstairs w/study & deck overlooking beautiful lake & golf course. Ceiling fans,
stone fireplace, wall paper in kitchen & baths. Owner anxious. $105000 Now $99,900.
NEW Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath, large Florida room w/sliding glass doors. Vaulted ceiling in great
room & dining room. Wall paper in kitchen & baths. Laundry room has double sink. Enclosed sun
room has hook-up for jacuzzi. This home is located adjacent to the Costin Air Park. Only $98,500.
CAPE SAN BLAS
BREATHTAKING PRICE REDUCED A pleasure to show this townhome with 2 bedrooms. 2'% bath.
Sundeck at water's edge, also deck off master bedroom, beautifully decorated wlwall paper accents
& dramatic view of the Gulf of Mexico. $82.500. One unit just off the Gulf only $69.900. Owner anx-
ious. Make offer.
HOME & THE BEACH Secluded single family homes under construction in beautiful Silva
Estates. Enjoy miles of magnificent, uncrowded beach. Prices starting at $106.800.
INDIAN PASS
FABULOUS VIEW FROM EVERY ROOM 3 bedroom, 2 baths, overlooking St. Vincent:s Island.
House on stilts w/large porch & deck on 3rd floor. $91.500.
PRIVATE BEACHES. GOOD FISHING & HUNTING New 3 large bedrooms & 2 baths. Large porch
plus deck. Covered concrete parking. $84,900.
OVERSTREET
CANAL FRONT 2'% acres MOL w/approximately 100' on deep water intracoastal canal for boat
docking. 2 bedroom, 1 bath house needs handyman's touch. Lots of trees. $50,000.
PORT ST. JOE
SUPER LOCATION CONVENIENT TO SCHOOL This 3 bedroom. 2 bath home has living room. din-
ing room & separate den. Features include stove, dishwasher, garbage disposal, ceiling fans.
separate utility room & large fenced-in back yard. Reduced to Sl9;- Reduced to $52,000.
NEW LISTING 101 McClellan Ave. Very spacious 2 bedroom home with large studio for the artist
or craftsman. Separate living room, family room. large eat-in kitchen and sun porch. Oversized lot
with loads of azaleas and camellias. Priced right at $57.000.
WEWAHITCHKA
COUNTRY LIVING WITH PRIVACY 3 bedroom. 2 bath double wide mobile home. has added garage
and large front porch. Kitchen has island stove and double wall oven. Central heat and air. Situated
on 3 large lots. MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE. $49.000.
ACREAGE
CAPE PLANTATION Ten acres. Owner will consider selling all or part. $13.000 per acre. Zoned
light commercial.
VACANT PROPERTY
ASSUMABLE 1 Acre waterfront lot at Stonemill Creek Estates. Small equity wipayments only
$105.89 per month.
RED BULL ISLAND Five lots zoned residential. Owne rmay sell separately. Mobile homes okay.
$20,000 for all.
GREAT LOCATION Beautiful restricted subdivision at Cape Plantation near golf & fishing. Prices
start at $16,500 wlposslble owner financing.
BEAUTIFUL GULF VIEW Lots w/underground utilities starting at $25,000. Cape San Bias.
ST. JOE BEACH 75'x150' residential area. Mobile homes okay. $7,800.
WOODED LOT Nice neighborhood, 75'.<150' on paved street. St. Joe Beach. $8.350.
SIMMQNS BAYOU Approximately 1'/i acres, beautiful trees. Bay view. Located east side of
Highway C-30. $16,500.


Forces. La'Shune Leslie will be in the
Army Reserve. Eric Carter, Brad
Hall and Brian Peiffer have joined the
Army National Guard. Dennis Mid-
dleton and Robby Carr have entered
the Air Force. Joe Ray, Chris
Coachman, and Todd Swain have
signed with the Army. Don Campbell
and Gabriel Kimble will be Marines.
Ramon Cosme, Barry Hoffman, Billy
Hoffman and Equador Peters are
Navy recruits.
The winners of the ninth grade
history projects are: third place, Troy
Sanders; seco d place, Noel Florey;
and first place, Cheyenne Godfrey.
Honorable mention went to Bill
Ramnsey, Chris Ramsey, Kyle Griffin,
Wendy Weston and Colandra White.
The special recognition award went to
Bobby Nobles.
Awards Day will be held Monday,
May 9 in the high school gym at 9:00
a.m.
Congratulations to the following
young ladies for being selected as
Keyettes for the next school year.
They are: Mary Wood, Catherine


cornbread and milk.
Wednesday, May 11
Hoagie, lettuce, tomato, pickle,
French fries, milk and brownie.
Thursday, May 12
Pizza, sliced peaches, mixed
vegetables, cheese wedge and milk.
Friday, May 13
Spaghetti, tossed salad, green
beans, rolls and milk.
Menus are subject to change due
to availability of foods.


Cattle, Beef

Producers to

Vote On Act

The United States Department of
Agriculture recently announced pro-
cedures for a referendum among
cattle producers and beef importers to
determine if the Beef Promotion
Program authorized by the Beef
Promotion and Research Act of 1985
will continue.
In all states except West Virginia
the Referendum will take place on
May 10, 1988. The voting will take
place in each County Extension
Office during regular office hours.
Voters must have owned at least one
head of cattle between October 1, 1986
and March 31, 1988.
Now that the beef check off has
been around for a while (it began
operating October 1, 1986), you need to
know how your investment is being
managed. Is it working? The checkoff
fund is being used for research,
advertisement, diet-health aware-
ness, consumer education and promo-
tion to name a few benefits. So, don't
forget to vote on May 10th.


Say You Saw It In The Star!


include:
* Fully Carpeted Units
* Central heat/air
* Refrigerator
* Stove
* Emergency Call
System


Wood, Stephanie Howze, Alicia Wes-
ton, Alison Handley, Amanda Thom-
as, Erika Williams, Tonya Gardner,
Casi Gandy, Laney Howell, Hilda
Cosme, Jenny Hicks and Danielle
Scott.
The following young men were
selected to serve as next year's Key
Club members. They are: Josh
Holloman, Desmond Quinn, Cody
Thomas, Cris Revell, Mark Godwin,
Ivey Henderson, Chris Roberson,
Michael Ramsey, Chris Ramsey,
Bobby Nobles, Chris Venkler, Mat-
thew Taylor, Aaron Wilson, Kyle
Griffin, and George Newsome.
Congratulations to Dawn Hollo-
man for being chosen as the Key
Club's Sweetheart and to Don Camp-
bell for being chosen as the Keyette's
Dreamboy.
The girl's softball team ended
their season on a happy note. They
placed second in the district. The
Lady Sharks defeated Blountstown
then advanced to another play-off but
was defeated by Florida High 13-10.


CARDOF THANKS
The family of William F. England
would like to thank all the people of
Port St. Joe and the First Baptist
Church who brought us food to the
house. We would like to express
sincere thanks to all our friends who
helped. We would like to thank Rev.
Howard Browning for his message,
those who contributed in any way
during our loss, and Rocky Comforter
for taking care of all of the
arrangements, he did an excellent
job.
We are very lucky living in Port
St. Joe. God bless you all.
Bob Short
Rowena England
Elizabeth Ann DeFullers


PORT ST. JOE
Looking for a good investment?
Call about apartments in town -
excellent rental history, good in-
come. Price reduced! Owners
will take back 2nd mortgage.

1302 Garrison Ave. Adorable 3
bd./1 ba. house on corner lot.
Fireplace, carport, fenced yard.
Excellent buy, $44,500.

Charming, older home, 2 bd/2
ba., Fla. rm. (could be 3rd bd),
dbl. carport w/util. rm., natural
pine & cypress thruout, corner
lot, $39,500.
BEACON HILL
Best Buy Two lots, high and dry,
only $7,000 ea., or $13,000 for both.
Lots 3, 5, Blk. 19.
MEXICO BEACH
36th St. Beachside near fishing
pier lovely 3 bd/2 bath home,
garage, screened porch, com-
pletely furnished, all appliances
included, cen. h/a, nice view of
gulf, steps to beach.
Call Debbie


At 648-5716


* Rec. Room
* On Site Laundry
* Energy Efficient
* One Bedroom Con-
struction


PICK UP APPLICATION AT OFFICE
Garrison Avenue, Port St. Joe, FL
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY HOUSING
229-6353


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Finest Private

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Buy Now
Prices Are Going Up!


Golf Course and Runway Lots for Sale
* Large /2 Acre plus lots
* Underground utilities
* Paved private road
* Close to schools & hospital
**Prices start at $16,900**
CONTACT

JERNYL N. HARPER
Licensed Real Estate Broker
Phone 904/227-1428 411 Reid Ave.


Kimberly K. Gilmore


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ay 5,1988 Page 1C


An Outstanding

College Student

Outstanding College Students of
America has chosen Kimberly K.
Gilmore as a new member because of
outstanding merit and accomplish-
ment as an American college student.
Kimberly is the grandchild of Dr. and
Mrs. Wesley Grace of Port St. Joe and
is a senior at Florida State University.

COPIES
Available at The Star office
306 Williams Avenue


SJLLEMORE of,
REAL ESTATE
INC. J ,,-,

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

ro erFlo Melton 229-8076

C648-84harline Hargraves 648-8921
48-8493 John Maddox 648-8899
648-8398 Opal Everette 648-8409
Rn -648-8195
648-5486 Margaret Carter- 648-5884
Mary Jane Lindsey.- 229-8560
ird -229-6908 Brenda Guilford 648-5435
Preston Wingate 648-8565
Sandra Scott 648-5849
IN HOMES
2' ba. furnished, Balboa St.: Speakers, music system in lovely,
comfortable 24'x60' double wide 3 bdrm., 2 ba.
00. modular home, screened 12x32' front porch,
irnished 2 bd., 2% f.p., clha. Watch the birds feed from glassed
urn., $115,000 turn. 12x22' Fla. rm., as no paint brush needed!
3 bd., 2% ba., 150'x150', 1'/i blocks from beach. Was $65,000,
wished, Reduced to Reduced from $62,500 to $60,000.
Americus St.: Be as snug as a bug in this home,
2'/ ba. townhome, 2 bd., 1 ba., ch&a, $36,000.
$135.000.
rnished 3 bd., 2 ba. Between Coronado & Balboa Streets: Nice 50'
n. $159,000. lot on Hwy. 98, $35,000.
if of duplex, 3 bd., 2 PORT ST. JOE
40,000. New Listing: 110 Sunset Circle: lovely brick
home on corner lot & %V, 3 bd., 2 ba., garden,
E fruit trees, other extras. Super neighborhood.
, unique! Beautiful $115,000.
great kitchen, f.p., New Listing, 2004 Juniper Ave.: Comfortable 3
financing. Ready to bd., 1' ba. brick home, 1 '/ lots, good price,
$63,500.
2 ba. stucco home, New Listing: Marvin Avenue, vacant lot,
hearth & foyer, 2 75'x175', no back door neighbors. $17,500.
r single family lot, 1314 Garrison Ave.: 2 bd., 1 ba. Good starter
home, $37,000.
Family lot, good 230' on U.S. 98, with commercial bldg. & shed,
i25,000. interested? $134,900.
single family lots, St. Joseph Bay Country Club: 3 bd., 2'% ba.,
Reduced to $64,400. 2 bd., 1%' ba., $53,400.
Sw v Fireplace, tile baths, other amenities. Peace,
urts. $22,500.o quiet & the golf course.
totwith gulf view. White City on Hwy. 71: 3 bd., 1 ba., A acre,
0VIWO. Reduced recently redone, fruit trees. Reduced, $36,000.
Cape Plantation: Lovely 3 bd., 2'/ ba. brick
vely 3 bd., 2 ba. fur- home under construction. $115,000.
garage. Reduced Cape Plantation: 3 bd., 2 ba., very comfortable,
peace & quiet. $100,000.
Sba. ea. side, excel. BEACON HILL
lit.
or single family va- Second St. & T1dV ,LOots and house,
$30,000.
SS Corner of 3rd St. & 3rd Ave.: 2 lots, sell together
f or $18,500. Reduced Terms.
27 acres. Commer.
e. Periwinkle: 3 bd., 2 ba., waterfront, owner finan-
cing available. Good investment, $150,000.
,CH Beacon Hill Bluff: Lg. 4 bd., 2 ba. home, ch&a,
ome see this newly totally furnished, gorgeous dedor, screen porch,
.Screen porch, car- deck, landscaped, $149,500.
greenhouse. Lovely Then assure your fantastic view Buy the
waterfront lot across highway at $65,000.
3 bd., 2 ba. mobile Lovely waterfront duplex 1 bd., 1'% ba. each,
n. 1 block to beach. side. Furnished, Super rental. $80,000 ea. side.
3rd Ave.: Nice 14x60' Scot 1984 mobile home, 2
t 2 nice 2 bdrm bdrm., 1 ba. custom built masonite siding,
Slots. Reduce 2 bdrm., 1to shingle roof other extras. $35,000.
50' lots. Reduced to
ely. MEXICO BEACH
a Streets: 50' lot on Dolphin Run Townhome No. 7, End unit,
BEACHFRONT. 2 bd., 2'/ ba., ch&a. d.w.,
ed 1 bd., 1 ba. house, icemaker refrig., Super buy. $75,900.
s, shed. 'i block to Vacant Property: 110' waterfront and 62' lot
across highway. Good price. $140,000.
2 ba. mobile home, Grand Isle, KIm Kove: Two good building lots,
fenced, landscaped, each 75'x115'. Cleared and high. $10,000 ea.
404 5th St.: 2 bd., 2 ba., cen. h&a. mobile home, 2
2 ba. 2 story home, screen porches, Ig. outside utility house, very
I porch, sep. 2 car nice, on Ig. lot. $44,500.
enhouse, exquisite 35th St.: 2 bd., 1 ba., 56'x14' furnished mobile
iced to $137,450. home. NICE! $35,000.
uble wide furnished 12th St. Business Center: commercial lot 2nd
lots, with Ig. utility from highway. $35000.
ed to $49,950.
13th St. 120' x 90', close to beach. $28,000.
a: 3 bd, 2 ba. trailer, Grand Isle, Nan Nook: 3 bd., 1 be., f.p. w/effl-
ciency apt., lots of extras. $87,000.
Gulf Pointe No. 1:
.. 2'/ bath condo, WEWAHITCHKA
On Hwy. 71 just inside city limits. Beautiful 2.11
Sbdrm., 1'/ ba. acres and 3 houses. Variety of fruit bearing
tructed view. All trees. $65,000.
,900; unfurnished, Honeyvllle: Lovely 3 bd., 2 ba. brick home nestl-
ed in oak trees. Pecan tree, peach, azalea &
$55,900. scuppernong vine on 1.2 acres. $74,900.
Desoto: 3 bd., 2 ba., YOUNGSTOWN
as, cen. h&a, great YOUNGSTOWN
Approximately 1'/i acres, good -ice, $11,500.


CHANCE OF A
LIFETIME
Beautiful 3 BR, 21/2 bath home
overlooking St. Joseph Bay
Golf Course. Offered for only
$PLN5;...- Now $99,900.




Gulf County's Finest NEW
Residential Community



ST. JOSEPH BAY CONSTRUCTION

COMPANY, INC.

411 Reid Avenue Port St. Joe, Florida 32456
(904) 229-8795 RB 0043519


LIBERTY MANOR


APARTMENTS

New Apartments for the Elderly & Handicapped


Low rents for low income tenants. Amenities


L


Ellen F. Allemore
648-893
Joy Holder -
Bobbie Miller -

Glenna Holte
Dot Craddock (
Bobbi Ann Sewa


BEACH FRONT TOW
9815 Hwy. 98: Lovely 2 bd.,
$104,500. Unfurnished, $99,0
9821 Hwy. 98: Beautifully fu
ba. townhome. $105,000 unfi
9811 Hwy. 98: Spacious
townhome wlf.p., nicely furr
$125,000.
9735 Hwy. 98: Roomy 3 bd.,
completely furnished wif.p.
Magellan St. end: Elegant fu
half of duplex, great location
Ward St.: WATERFRONT, ha
ba., furnished, f.p., NICE! $1
GULF AIR
306 Beacon Rd: Gulf view,
large 3 bd., 2 ba. home,
garage, many extras, good I
sell, $135,000.
Gulf Aire Dr: Beautiful 3 bd.,
cathedral ceilings, tiled f.p.
car garage, $125,000.
Gulf Aire Dr.: Good corner
$25,000.
Beacon Road: Nice single
neighborhood. Reduced to $
Beacon Road: Two large
$19,500 ea.
309 Buccaneer Road. Beaut
lot close to pool & tennis co
219 Gulf lre Dr.: Nj large
Single firAfJI wE
again Ito .00.
Sea Pines & Beacon Rd.: Lo
nished brick home, Ig.
$105,000.
Gulf Aire Dr.: Duplex, 3 bd., 2
construction, $76,500 per un
Gulf Aire Dr.: Duplex, triplex
cant lot. $22,900.
INDIAN PA
On SR 30-A: Approximately
cial potential Road frontage
ST. JOE BEA
New Listing: Alabama St., c
decorated 2 bd., 2 ba home
port. Ig. storage building &
yard. $57.500.
New Listing: Americua St.,
home, family room addition
$38.000.
Balboa St.: Great investment
be. houses, clha. on 50'x1f
$90,000 or will sell separate
Between Coronado & Balbo
Hwy. 98. $40.000
DeSoto St.: Newly remodel
walk-in closets. ceiling fan
beach. $55,000.
Alabama Very nice 3 bd.
chla, screen porches, fully
$45,000.
Ponce de Leon, Lg. 3 bd..
decks, ceiling fans. screen
garage wlworkshop, gree
landscaping on 2 lots. Redu
Selma St.: Super nice Ig. do
3 bd., 2 ba. trailer on 1%'/
house. Immaculate. Reduce
Corner of Amerlcus & Balbo
1 block to beach. $38,200.
Corner of Balboa & U.S. 98
Beautifully furnished 2 bd
great price. $79,900.
Coronado Townhomes. 2
dedicated beach. Unobs
amenities. Furnished $84
$74,500.
3 lots Plneda St. 1st block,
U.S. 98 between Cortez & D
unobstructed Gulf view. Gi
buy, $62,000.











Page 2C The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla.- Thursday, May 5,1988


For sale in Oak Grove, 3 bedroom
house, central air & heat. Small 2
bedroom house, for more information,
call 229-8007. tp 5/5
For sale or rent, 1975 3 bedroom, 2
bath double wide trailer. Call 229-8121.
2tp 5/5
Mexico Beach, 2 bedroom, 1 bath
stucco piling home, cypress great
room, 408 Georgia Ave. 6488583.
tfc 5/5
14'x70' trailer on 2 lots. Each lot is
75'x150'. Must sell trailer and lots
together. Located on corner of
Alabama and Balboa at St.Joe Beach.
One lot has septic tank that would ac-
commodate a 3 BR, 2 bath house and
the other has. a well. For more infor-
mation call 904/648-5048 after 6 p.m.
4tc5/5
Handyman's Special, 3 bedroom,
din. rm., 'liv. rm., utility rm.,
fireplace. Overstreet area.- $21,500.
648-5499. 2tp4/28
By owner in Gulf Aire. 3 bd., 2 ba.
custom built home with over 2,000 sq.
ft. living area. Includes security,
satellite & Irrigation systems, with
own well for yard. Community pool,.
tennis court & dedicated beach. Less
than 1 year old. 648-5256. .tc4/21
Warehouse for sale or lease, 30'x75'
plus parking. Call 227-7372 after 8:00
p.m. Location: Williams Avenue, Port
St. Joe. tfc 3/17
Trailer and lot on St. Joe Beach,
nice large lot runs from Florida Ave.
to Georgia Ave. Septic tank under
ground, 1985 woodside mobile home, 2
bdrm., 1 bath, porch, stove, refrig.,
asking $29,500. Call 229-6961 day, ask
for Becky, call night 648-8384.
8tp3/24
Retirement home, larger than ap-
pears from outside, 2 bd., 1 ba., ch&a,
1 block from Gulf at St. Joe Beach,
$36,000. Can be purchased with $2,500
down. For more information call
648-5160. tfc 3/31
3 BR, completely remodeled home,
Ig. lot, fruit trees, between St. Joe &
White City. Call 648-8664 week days,
weekends and evenings call 227-7468.
tfc 4/7
LOTS FOR SALE-On Cemetery
Road, 1 mile off Overstreet Road, 9
mi. south of Wewa. Owner financing.
Phone 229-6961. thru 3/89
acre lots Creekview Estates.
Low down payments easy terms.
Located on Hwy. 386 near Wetappo
Creek. Call 229-6031
1983 14'x80' mobile home, 3 bd., 2
ba., 8' ceilings, ceiling fans, mini
blinds, plywood floors. On 2 acres with
10'x20' aluminum shed, located 4 mi.
from beach on the Overstreet hwy.
Price $45,000 or w/1 acre $37,500. Call
227-1640 or 227-1192. tfc 3/3


CREEK VIEW ESTATES
% ACRE CREEKFRONT LOTS
100' x approx. 300' on beautiful Wetap-
po Creek. Shady lots with hardwoods.
Underground utilities. Limited to
single family homes. Low down pay-
ment, easy terms. 229-6031
tfc 3/31
Three & four bedroom ranch style
houses, Creekview Estates, Wetappo
Creek, on waterfront lots, both with 2
full baths, ch&a, Ig. kitchen. 3 BR has
1350 sq. ft. living area; 4 BR has 1970
sq, ft. Priced for quick sale. Call days
229-6961, nights & weekends, 227-7468.
tfc 4/7
3 bedroom house on large lot,
Charles Ave., White City. Phone after
5:00,229-6825. tfc 3/10
Three 800 sq. ft. ea., 2 bdrm., 1 ba.
apartments. Good rental income. In
excellent condition, located 606 Wood-
ward. Call for appt. Phone 229-8385 or
227-1689. tfc 2/25
3 bdrm., 2 ba. house on 115 Deer
Ave. in Howard Creek. 229-8496 or
2298344. 4tp 4/28
House for Sale: 606 Maddox St., 3
bdrm., 2 ba. $29,000. Call 229-8375 or
904/456-8195. 4tp 4/21
4 BR, 1% ba, kit/din, w/appl. a/c,
elec./gas heat, new carpet, privacy
fence, new boat shed on 100x108' lot in
nice neighborhood. 421 7th St., Mexico
Beach, 648-8727. 5tc 4/28
Buy two houses for the price of one:
3 BR, 2 bath + 2 BR, 1 bath, large lots,
newly remodeled, assumable loan.
Priced $9,000 below appraisal. Asking
$54,000. 229-8904. tfc 4/21
Reduced Price. 2 bdrm., 2 ba. lux-
ury piling home. Located in a C-zone
(non-flood zone), exclusive neighbor-
hood, bay.access & gulf access in sub-
division, Peninsula Estates, Cape San
Blas. Also lots for sale, terms avail-
able (in same subdivision). Excellent
investments. Call 227-1689 after 6 p.m.
tfc 1/7
For Sale or Trade: House located
at 705 Long Ave., 4 BR, 2 bath, 12
rooms, 2400 sq. ft. $45,000 (or) will
trade equity for land of equal value at
Beacon Hill, Mexico Beach or Over-
street. Call 648-5062 for appointment
to see. tfc 4/7
Nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath home for
sale on Selma St., St. Joe Beach. Call
648-5315. tfc 10/8






Now hiring for Rob-N-Peters: need
experienced restaurant personnel.
Minimum age required is 17. 227-1774.
3tc 4/21


HANNON REALTY, Inc.
221 Reid Ave. Port St. Joe, FL
(904) 227-1450


FRANK HANNON, Broker
SALES ASSOCIATES
Margaret Hale 648-5659
Broker-Salesman
Frances Chason 229-8747
Ann.Six 229-6392


HOMES
Port St. Joe, New Listing: Large older home on 2 lots, $40,000.
Mexico Beach: 3 bedroom, 1 bath house on nic coer lot, $50,000.
St. Joe Beach: Large home on 2 lotl i baths, fireplace, $65,000.
Port St. Joe: Good investment on this duplex. Owner will finance. $48,500.
Port St. Joe: PRICE REDUCED FOR LIMITED TIME. 3 bedroom, 1 bath home in perfect cond.
Central heat & air, carpet, mini blinds, ceiling fans, outside storage. Now only $50,000.
Port St. Joe: Good starter home in convenient location, 2 bedroom, 1 bath. Central heat & air,
carpets. Only $22,000.
Port St. Joe: Attractive 3 bedroom 1% bath home on quiet tree lined street. Has extra large kit-
chen, double car garage. Only $55,000.
Port St. Joe: Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath brick home in good neighborhood. Many features in-
cluding satellite dish, double car garage, central heat & air, Florida room, lovely fenced yard with
trees. $65,000.
Beacon Hill: Charming 2 bedroom cottage fully furnished including dishwasher, deep freezer,
washer, dryer, gas stove, refrigerator. Has new carport, fenced yard. Asking $45,000.
Mexico Beach: Easy living in this energy efficient cottage close to beach. Has central heat & air,
fan, fireplace, ceramic tile in bath & kitchen, asking $50,000. Owner will listen to offers.
Oak Grove: Possible owner financing on this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, screen porch, outside
storage. $37,000 asking price. Make an offer!
St. Joe Beach: 2 bedroom, I bath, central heat & air, carpet, new kitchen, deck, gulf view. Only
$49,500,
North Port St. Joe: 3 bedroom, 1 bath, remodeled kitchen, new roof. Now only $12,500.
St. Joe Beach: 2 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home, nice shaded lot, $31,500.
St. Joe Beach: Extra large, 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. Brand new carpet, new kitchen, only 2 blocks
from beach. $42,000.
LOTS
Howard Creek: Owner financing on this lot 100'x218'.
St. Joe Beach: 2 lots on high ground. $13,500 each. Owner will listen to offers.
Ward Ridge: 2 lots 75'x185' each to be sold together. $16,000.
SMexico Beach: Owner wants to sell. lots beachside of Hwy. 98. Can be used commercial, make
an offer.
Mexico Beach: Texas Drive, $10,000.
St. Joe Beach: Price reduced on corner lot, $10,500.
St. Joseph Shores: 80' Gulf Front, Hwy. 98 to water.
Port St. Joe:Close to business district 50x170', $8,000:
St. Joe Beach: Large tract 231' on Highway and waterfront.
White City: Canal lot reduced to $28,000.


Roy Smith


A AMISCANEOUS FOR SALE


What is the price of education? Not
as much as you might think. Ask your
Amway distributor for the price of
owni your own complete set of the En-
cyclopedia Americana, the Standard
of Educational Excellence for 150
years. Call Amway Distributor Jim-
my and Jeanette Barnhill at 227-1247
for details. 4tp 5/5
8' Cambridge pool table with acces-
sories and cover. (slate top). Week-
'days 227-1101, after 5:00 and week-
ends, 229-6845. 4te 5/5
19 cu. ft. Kenmore refrigerator
w/ice maker, avocado, good cond.,
$75. 229-6367 or 648-8763. Itp
Piano with mirror, vanity and a
chest of drawers, all solid wood made
in the Depression era, dove tail draw-
ers. Desk and chair set, and a small
bookcase. Call 229-8967.
20' Wellcraft center console off-
shore boat, 140 h.p, inboard/outboard
drive. Engine practically new, some
electronics. Assumable mortgage at
St. Joe Papermakers Federal Credit
Union. 648-5063. tfc 3/31
Convincer Marine Custom 22',
center console, factory direct. Call
(904) 233-6271 (8 to 4 Mon. Fri.).
4tc 4/14


For Sale by Owner: 17' bayliner, 85
h.p. Force, am/fm cassette. Assume
payment. Call 229-8880, after 6
229-8356. 2tp4/28
25 h.p. electric Mercury motor,
heavy duty Dilly trailer with 12"
wheels, 14.6 Kennedy Kraft fiberglass
boat, with equip, ready to go fishing.
Less than 25 gals. gas run in motor. P.
T. McCormick, 316 E. 3rd St.,
Wewahitchka, FL. Call 639-5702.
2tc 4/28
Must sell: 28' Chris Craft cabin
cruiser, needs some cosmetic work.
runs great, older model, $3,150.
648-8155. tfc 4/7
1986 Horton trailer, masonite
siding, shingle roof, 3 bd., 2 ba., (1
with garden tub), liv. rm. has stone
fireplace, ceiling fans, stereo system.
Stove & refrig. included. In excel.
cond. Assume mortgage. Call 227-1735
between 9 a.m. & 5 p.m. EST or
639-2946 after 5 p.m. EST. tfc 3/17
Brother: Electric computer type-
writer (compact) w/display window,
like new, $175. See at The Star.

To buy or sell Avon, call 227-1281.
tfc 2/11


22' Drummond boat and Shoreline
trailer. 648-5263.
1988 mobile homes, 14' wide, 2
bdrm., $8,995, 14'x80' 3 or 4 bdrm., 2
bath, $13,995. Doublewide 3 bdrm., 2
bath, $13,995. Delivered & set up.
Down Home Mobile Home Sales,
Hwy. 90 E, Marianna, FL 32446. Call
904/526-1847. 4tc 4/21
Body glove wet suit, size small, ex-
cellent condition. $125. Call 229-8978.




Yard Sale: 236 Santa Anna, St. Joe
Beach, Saturday, May 7, 8:30.
Yard Sale: Saturday, May 7th, 9 to
5, 314 Duval St.
Yard Sale at Church of the Naza-
rene, 2420 Long Avenue. Saturday,
8:00 until.
Yard Sale: 510 8th St., Port St. Joe.
Friday and Saturday, 8 a.m. until.

THE BOOK BOX
Hwy. 98, Mexico Beach Mini Mall
Paperbacks,/2 %Price
8tc 4/28


79 Ford 4x4, 360 eng., 36.50 14x15
tires, all mechanics good, body rust-
ed, $550 firm. 648-5662. tfc 5/5
1985 Olds Cutlass Ciera, v-6, p.w.,
p.c., tilt wheel cruise. $5,995. 648-8489.
tfc 3/3
1981 Cutlass L.S., low mileage, 4 dr.
sedan, diesel, $1,700.639-5187. tfc 4/28
Attention Attention Attention!
Need transportation but have repos;
bankruptcy or slow credit in some
cases we may be able to help. If you
have a reasonable down payment or
trade, a good job or a long time resi-
dent of the area, we can arrange
financing, call today, Mary Gavin,
904-785-5221, ext. 123 or 1-800-342-7131.
4tc 4/14
CALL LARRY CALL LARRY
Get your credit approved by phone!
Find out if you quality for financing on
new or used vehicles w/little or no
money down. No pressure, no hassle.
Slow credit/no credit may not be a
problem.
CALL LARRY AT TOMMY THOMAS
CHEVROLET, 1-800-342-7131.
4tc 4/21

Classified Advertising Pays!
Sell It with A Want Ad!


TRADESEt ERVCE


The American Legion Post 116,
meets the first Monday night of each
month at 8 p.m. tfc 11/26

REMODELING Home or Business
New or Old, Let Me Do It All
17 yrs. exp. Free Estimates
Jim Scoggins, 229-8320
tfc 4/7


We Buy, Pawn, Sell or Trade

Guns
Indian Swamp Campground
Highway C-387 Howard Creek
tfc 1/7/88


BROOKS BARBER
STYLE SHOP
309 Monument Avenue
(Highway 98)




JOHN F. LAW
LAWYER 1-265-4794
22 Years Experience
Workers Compensation, Occupa-
tional Diseases, Injuries and Ac-
cidents. No charge for first con-
ference.
tfc 4/7





There will be a stated com-
munication the 1st & 3rd Thurs-
day of each month, 8:00 p.m.
W. T. Pierce, W.M., H. L. Blick,
Sec.




SEARS IS AS CLOSE AS YOUR
TELEPHONE!




'



Sears Catalog Sales

227-1151
Leon Pollock, Owner
410 Reid Avenue


COSTIN INSURANCE AGENCY,
Inc.
All Forms of Insurance
422 Reid Ave., Port St. Joe
Phone 229-8899


THE LAUNDRY ROOM
408 Reid Ave. 229-6954
Mon.-Sat., 8 a.m. 8 p.m
Sun. 10 a.m. 6 p.m.
Self service or drop/off
thru 12/87



SCar Wash Car Wax
Clean Carpet
Complete Detailing
WALTER W. REFOUR
we clean as unto the "Lord"
162 Avenue B, Port St. Joe
Phone 229-8340 day
and 229-6844 night




Wauneta's Accounting
& Income Tax
Wauneta Brewer St. Joe Beach
648-5043
1987 Paid



[BRIGGS & STRATTON]

Authorized Dealer
Bob's Small Engine
Repair
St. Joe Beach, FL
SLawnmowers Chainsaws
SEdgers Weedeaters Outboards
648-5106
tfc 1/7/88


LITTLE COUNTRY
STUDIO
Portraits Weddings'
Good pictures at good
prices!!
227-7469


LTA


Going Fishing?
Stop here first for a complete
line of
Fishing Tackle
HURLBUT SUPPLY
306 Reid Avenue


I think it was something I ate.

RWldaug

kills bugs for up to
six months.
and saves you about $100 yearly
in costly pest control services.

Hurlbut Supply Co.
306 Reid Avenue
Port St. Joe, Florida
thru 12/87


Need to Clear Out Items As
You Spring Clean? Sell Them
with A Classified Ad


YARD WORK DONE
Grass Cutting, Call 227-1368
Ask for Jerry
2tp 5/5


A-1 ROOFING
Carpentry, Repairs,
Painting, Etc.
Ed Mosley
227-1209
RG0051215 tfc 3/24



ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Port St. Joe Serenity Group
Open Meetings: Sunday 4:00 p.m.
Tuesday 8:00 p.m.
Closed Meeting: Thursday, 8:00 p.m.
AL-ANON
Sunday 4:00 p.m. &Tuesday 8:00 p.m.
All meetings at St. James
Episcopal Church, all times eastern
For further AA information
call: 648-8121




C.R. SMITH & SON
Backhoe work, dozer work, root
rake, front-end loader, lot clear-
ing, septic tanks, drain fields, fill
dirt.
Rt. 2, Box A1C, Port St. Joe
Phone 229-6018
tfc 11/12/87



BAY VIEW SEPTIC
TANK SERVICE
WE RENT PORT-O-LETS
PUMP SEPTIC TANKS
DONNIE SMITH
ROUTE 2, BOX A1C
PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA
229-6018
52tc2/19



ST. JOE
CUSTOM BUILDERS




Commercial Building
Residential Building
Cabinet Work
Gen. Con. RG 0033843
GLEN F. COMBS 227-1689
P. O. BOX 456
PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA
thru 12/87


Lawns cut for reasonable rates. For
more info., call 227-1388. 4tp 5/5





BURKETT & HALL
WELL SERVICE
Water Wells
Over 30 Years Experience
Home Heat Pump Lawn &
Garden Sprinkler Systems
& Irrigation Specialists


Steve Burkett
(904) 871-0964.


Electrolux & All
Other
VACUUM REPAIR
SALES BAGS
Anything for any vacuum
and built-in central vac's.
Callaway Vacuum
Tyndall Pkwy., Panama City
763-7443
4tc 4/14



FOR

CLEAN


Carpets

& Upholstery
CALL
CUSTOM
CLEAN
227-1166


THE


GOOSE
CRAFTS


Now Open
130 Gulf St. St. Joe Beach
10 to 6, Tues. thru Fri.,
Saturday by appointment
Owners: Gayle & John Tatum


Wendell Hall
(904) 871-0350
tfc 4121


REEVES FURNITURE &
REFINISHING SHOPPE
REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES Phone 229-6374
CALL AND TALK TO US ABOUT GETTING YOUR FURNITURE REFINISHED
TO LOOK LIKE NEW.
Across from Duren's Economy Store, Highway 98
thru 12187










The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 5,1988 Page 3C


Driftwood Motel, Mexico Beach is
taking applications for a maintenance
person. Must be experienced and have
own tools. A ly in person, no phone
calls please.
Join one of the fastest growing in-
dustries in the U.S. "Cable TV." Part
time or full time sales positions avail-
able. Attractive commissions,
bonuses, incentives & benefits. Call
for interview. EOE. 648-5964.
Nursing assistant positions
available. Excellent salary and
benefit program. Certification course
offered in facility. Contact Job Ser-
vice of Florida for application/inter-
view. 229-8438. tfc 5/5
Medical transcriptionist/insurance
clerk, experience and references re-
quired. Send resumes to: P. O. Box
249, Port St. Joe, FL. 2tc 5/5
Need, dependable babysitter to
come in to my home, keep three year
old child. Some house cleaning.
Please call 648-5048. 4tc 5/5

Wanted: Nondrinking woman to
handle household and care for elderly
woman in return for modest salary
and room and board. In the Hunter
Circle residential area. Must have re-
ferences and be able to drive. 404-
724-8782 after 5 p.m. 2tc 4/28


Full time opening for LPN on 3-11
and 11-7 shift. Apalachicola. Valley
Nursing Center in Blountstown is the
only nursing home within 150 miles to
have been licensed as a Superior Nur-
sing Home in each of the last 6 years.
For a confidential interview, call Mrs.
Gates at 674-5464.
Excellent Work! Excellent Pay!
Assemble products at home. Call for
information. 504-641-8003, ext. A-9575.
4tp 4/21
Wanted: Cashier over 25, some
weekends and evenings. Apply in per-
son between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Walker's Dixie Dandy, 511 Hwy. 98,
Port St. Joe. tfc 5/5
Gulf County Senior Citizens Asso-
ciation is accepting applications for
Senior Companion Homemakers. This
position is part time, 20 hours per
week, Monday thru Friday. The appli-
cant must be 21 years of age or older,
in good health & have own transporta-
tion. Interested person may pick up
application at the Washington Meal
Site at Avenue D and Peters St. EOE.

HIRING! Government jobs your
area. Many immediate openings
without waiting list or test. $15,000 -
$68,000. Call (602) 838-8885. Ext. 5783.
3t 5/5


HELP WANTED
PCP Technical Service firm
has immediate long term con-
tract openings for individuals
with expertise in pulp and
paper and petro chemical:
process/mechanical engineer
with corrosion; process/in-
strumentation engineer; envi-
ronmental engineer; corro-
sion engineer; cost engineers;
buyers; instrument/electrical
designers; electrical
designers; piping designers.
Send resume to: Susan Mc-
Cracken, PCP Technical Ser-
vice, 3000 Gen. deGaulle, Suite
210, New Orleans, LA 70014.
It 5/5


LOST & FOUND

FOUND: Male bulldog. Call and
identify to claim, 648-8800.


WANTED

Want to buy: 40-60 h.p. outboard or
trade for school bus. 229-6933.


- Public Notices


STATE OF FLORIDA
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
REGULATION
NOTICE OF PROPOSED AGENCY ACTION
The Department gives notice of its intent to
issue a variance (File No. VE-23-309) pursuant to
Section 403.201, Florida Statutes, to Treasure
Shores, Ltd.
The variance is for authorization for the con-
struction of a pier serving an upland residential
community in St. Joseph Bay, Gulf County, in
waters approved for shellfish harvesting by the
Department of Natural Resources. This pier is not
to be used for the mooring of any motorized
vessels. The granting of this variance does not
guarantee the issuance of a dredge and fill permit.
The petition is available for inspection Monday
through Friday except for legal.holidays, 8 a.m. to
5 p.m., at the Division of Environmental Permit-
ting, 2600 Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee, Florida
32399-2400.
Persons whose substantial interests are af-
fected by above proposed'agency action have a
right pursuant to Section 120.57 Florida Statutes, to
petition for an administrative determination
(hearing) on the proposed action. The petition
must conform to the requirements of Chapters
17-103 and 28-5, Florida Administrative Code, and
must be filed (received) with the Department's Of-
fice of General Counsel, 2600 Blair Stone Road,
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400, within fourteen
(14) days of publication of this notice. Failure to
file a petition within the fourteen (14) days con-
stitutes a waiver any such person has to an ad-
ministrative determination (hearing) pursuant to
Section 120.57, Florida Statutes:
If a petition is filed, the administrative hearing
process is designed to formulate agency action.
Accordingly, the Department's final action may be
different from the proposed agency action.
Therefore, persons who may not wish to file a peti-
tion may wish to intervene in the proceeding. A
petition for interventhfion mst be filed pursuant to
Rule 28-5.207, Floriola Administrative Code, at
least five (5) days before the final hearing and be
filed with the hearing officer if one has been
assigned at the Division of Administrative Hear-
ings, Department of Administration, 2009
Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee, Florida 32301. If
no hearing officer has been assigned, the petition is
to be filed with the Department's Office of General
Counsel, 2600 Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee,
Florida 32399-2400. Failure to petition to intervene
within the allowed time frame constitutes a waiver
of any right such person has to request a hearing
under Section 120.57, Florida Statutes.
t 15/5/88
STA'IS OF FLORIDA
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
REGULATION -
NOTICE OF PROPOSED AGENCY ACTION
ON PERMIT APPLICATION
The Department gives notice of its intent to
issue a permit to Bill Thurber to construct a 10-inch
potable water supply well and treatment facilities
and other necessary valves, fittings, and ap-
purtenances at the Gulf County Forestry Work
Camp. The facility is located approximately 20
miles northeast of Port St. Joe is Sections 3 and 4,
Township 7 South, Range 9 West in Gulf County.
Persons whose substantial interests are af-
fected by the Department's proposed permitting
decision may petition for an administrative deter-
mination (hearing) in accordance with Section
120.57 Florida Statutes. The petition must conform
to the requirements of Chapters 17-103 and 28-5,
Florida Administrative Code, and must be filed
(received) with the Department's Office of
General Counsel, 2600 Blair Stone Road,
Tallahassee, Florida 32301, within fourteen (14)
days of publication of this notice. Failure to file a
petition within the fourteen (14) days constitutes a
waiver of any right such person has to an ad-
ministrative determination (hearing) pursuant to
Section 120.57, Florida Statutes.
If a petition is filed, the administrative hearing
process is designed to formulate agency action.
,Accordingly, the Department's final action may be
different from the proposed agency action.
Therefore, persons who may not wish to file a peti-
tion may wish to intervene in the proceeding. A
petition for intervention must be filed pursuant to
Rule 28-5.207, Florida Administrative Code, at
least five (5) days before the final hearing and be
filed with the hearing officer if one has been
assigned at the Division of Administrative Hear-
V1 ings, Department of Administration, 2009
Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee, Florida 32301. If
no hearing officer has been assigned, the petition is
to be filed with the Department's Office of General
Counsel, 2600 Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee,
Florida 32301. Failure to petition to intervene
within the allowed time frame constitutes a waiver
of any right such person has to request a hearing
under Section 120.57, Florida Statutes.
The application is available for inspection
Monday through Friday except for legal holidays,
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., at 160 Governmental Center,
Pensacola, Florida 32501-5794.
t 5/5/88
TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Florida
Statutes 865.09, the undersigned person intends to
register with the Clerk of Court, Gulf County,
Florida, four weeks after the first publication of
this notice, the fictitious name or trade name
under which she will be engaged in business and in
which said business is to be carried on: to-wit:
COMPANY NAME:
The Stitchery
LOCATION OF BUSINESS
234 Reid Avenue
Port St. Joe, Florida 32456
OWNER:
Ada Lundy
4tc 5/5/88
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR GULF COUNTY.
Case No. 88-74
IN RE: The Marriage of
JAMES BENNETT,
Petitioner, Husband
and
ELLA MAE BENNETT,
Respondent, Wife
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: ELLA MAE BENNETT
i YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for


Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you.
You are required to serve a copy of your written
defenses, if any to the action on petitioner's at-
torney whose name and address is THOMAS S.
GIBSON, P. O. Box 39, Port St. Joe, Florida 32456
on or before June 8, 1988, and file the original with
the Clerk of this court, either before service on
petitioner's attorney or immediately thereafter;
otherwise a judgement will be entered to the relief
demanded in the petition.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of this court
on the 29th day of April, 1988.
BENNY C. LISTER,
As Clerk of the Court
By: /s/ Tonya Knox, Deputy Clerk 4t5/5/88

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the sealing of the
voting machines to be used in the City of Port St.
Joe, Florida Municipal Election on May 10, 1988
will be on May 9, 1988 at 1:00 P.M., E.D.T., at the
office of the Supervisor of Elections, Gulf County
Courthouse, Port St. Joe, Florida.
L. A. Farris,
City Auditor-Clerk It 5/5/88

FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice 0s hereby given that pursuant to Section
865.09, Florida Statutes, the undersigned persons
intend to register with the Clerk of Court, Gulf
County, Florida, four weeks after the first publica-
tion of this notice, the fictitious name or trade
name under which they will be engaged in business
and in which said business is to be carried on, to-
wit:
COMPANY NAME:
Gulf Bolt & Nut Co.
Location: 236 Santa Anna St.
4t 4/28 Address: P. O. Box 497
Port St. Joe, FL 32456
OWNERS: Frank and Marge Stohler
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR GULF COUNTY.
Case No. 88-61
In Re: The Marriage of
JIMMY E. RILEY,
Petitioner, Husband
and
CATHY L. RILEY,
Respondent, Wife.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: CATHY L. RILEY
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for dis-
solution of marriage has been filed against you.
You are required to serve a copy of your written
defenses, if any to the action on petitioner's at-
torney whose name and address is THOMAS S.
GIBSON, P. O. Box 39, Port St. Joe, Florida 32456
on or before May 20, 1988 and file the original with
the clerk of this court, either before service on peti-
tioner's attorney or immediately thereafter; other-
wise a judgement will be entered to the relief
demanded in the petition.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of this court
on the 18th day of April, 1988.
BENNY C. LISTER
As Clerk of the Court
By: Deputy Clerk 4t4/21/88
NOTICE
Absentee Ballots for the Regular Election to be
held May 10, 1988, may be requested in person, by
mail, or by telephone at the Supervisor of Elections
Office, Gulf County Courthouse, Port St. Joe,
Florida, if you come within the purview of the
definition of an "absent elector". Absentee Ballots
will be mailed, delivered, or may be voted in per-
son as soon as Ballots are printed, immediately
following Candidate Qualification deadline which
is April 19, 1988. If there is a Run-Off Election,
Absentee Ballots may be requested beginning May
11, 1988. Completed Absentee Ballots must be
received in Supervisor of Elections Office by 7:00
P.M., E.D.T., May 24, 1988, if there is a Run-Off
Election.
THE CITY OF PORT ST. JOE.
By: L. A. Farris,
City Auditor/Clerk 6t 3/31

NOTICE OF REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that the first primary of
the election of the following will be held at the City
Hall Fire Station in the City of Port St. Jo?,
Florida, on Tuesday, May 10, 1988:
COMMISSIONER, GROUP III
COMMISSIONER, GROUP IV
The polls will open at 7:00 A.M., EDT, and will
close at 7:00 P.M., EDT. When there are more than
two candidates for any one office and neither shall
receive a majority of the total votes cast for such
office, then another election shall be held two
weeks from the date of the first election, or May 24,
1988, at which time the two candidates receiving
the largest number of votes in the former election
shall be voted on again.
THE CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
L. A. Farris,
City Auditor/Clerk 4t4/14/88

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR GULF COUNTY.
IN RE: The Marriage of
GEORGE MARVIN BAILEY,
Husband Respondent,
and
ANNIE WHITFIELD BAILEY,
Wife Petitioner.
NOTICE OF SUIT
TO: GEORGE MARVIN BAILEY
ADDRESS UNKNOWN
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Peti-
tion for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed
against you and you are required to serve a copy of
your answer other response to the Petition on
Petitioner's Attorney Robert M. Moore, P. 0. Box
248, Port St. Joe, Florida 32456, and file the original
thereof in the Circuit Court Clerk's Office, Gulf
County Courthouse, Port St. Joe, Florida, on or
before the 12th day of May, 1988. If you fail to do so
a Final Judgment for the relief sought may be
granted by Default.
DATED this 8th day of April, 1988.
CLERK OF COURT,
GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
By: /s/ Tonya Knox, Deputy Clerk 4t 4/14/88


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR GULF COUNTY.
Case No. 88-76
IN RE: The Marriage of
GEORGIANNE WASHINGTON JEFFRESS,
Wife, Petitioner,
and
LAMONT B. JEFFRESS,
Husband, Respondent.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: LAMONT B..JEFFRESS
458 Mumford St. 12304
Schenectady, N.Y.
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for
Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you
and you are required to serve a copy of your writ-
ten defenses, if any, to it on CHARLES A. COSTIN,
ESQUIRE, Petitioner's Attorney, whose address is.
Post Office Box 98, Port St. Joe, Florida 32456, on
or before June 3, 1988, and file the original with the
Clerk of this court, either before service on peti-
tioner's attorney or immediately thereafter; other-
wise a default will be entered against you for the
relief demanded in the complaint or petition.
DATED this 3rd day of May, 1988.
BENNY C. LISTER,
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
By: /s/ Tonya Knox, Deputy Clerk (SEAL)
4t 5/5/88

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR WATER USE PERMIT
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
Chapter 373, Florida Statutes, the following ap-
plication(s) for water use permits) has (have)
been received by the Northwest Florida Water
Management District:
Application number S03987, filed 04/26/88.
Mr. William D. Koran
P. O. Box 945
Port St. Joe, FL 32456
Requesting a maximum withdrawal of 10,500
gallons per day. Withdrawal from (an) existing
well(s) for Public Supply. Well gen. locations) of
Sec. 0003, Twp 09S Rng 11W in Gulf County, or
Black's Island.
Interested persons may comment upon the ap-
plication(s) or submit a written request for a copy
of the staff reports) containing proposed agency
action regarding the applications) by writing to
the Governing Board of the Northwest Florida
Water Management District, Route 1, Box 3100,
Havana, Florida 32333, but such comments or re-
quests must be received by 5:00 o'clock p.m. on
June 2, 1988.
No further public notice will be provided
regarding this (these) applicationss. A copy of the
staff reports) must be requested in order to re-
main advised of further proceedings. Substantially
affected persons are entitled to request an ad-
ministrative hearing regarding the proposed agen-
cy action by submitting a written request therefore
after reviewing the staff reportss.
1t5/5/88


NOTICE OF INTENDED ACTION
THE GULF COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
Purpose and Effect: The Gulf County School Board
proposes to amend and adopt policies, as provided
for in the Administrative Procedures Act, for the
purpose of bringing said policies into compliance
with Florida Statutes and State Board of Education
Rules.
Summary: The following is a brief description of
each proposal change of Chapter 6GX23.
9.526 Dangerous weapons in the schools.
Economic Impact: These proposals will result in
no direct costs associated with implementation.
IF REQUESTED, A HEARING WILL BE HELD
AT:
Time: 9:00 A.M., E.T.
Date: Tuesday, June 7, 1988
Place: Board Room, Gulf County School Board
Office, Gulf County Courthouse, Hwy. 71,
Port St. Joe, FL 32456
The entire text of the proposed rules can be in-
spected during regular office hours at the Gulf
County School Board Office, Gulf County Cour-
thouse, Highway 71, Port St. Joe, FL.
Special legal authority under which the adoption is
authorized and the law being implemented and in-
terpreted are made specific.
The addition and changes are proposed by Charles
T. Watson, Director of Support Services, and ap-
proved for consideration by B. Walter Wilder,
Superintendent.
Amendments:
Rule: Title
9.526 Weapons Prohibited.
2t 5/5 & 5/12/88


)00085 -000R
R-00 !. I9400 $40,42
COB113 SHERRY ET AL
S 5 T 7 R' B WHITFIELD ACRES
(UNRECORDED) A 60 X 130 FT
LOT FR LANGFORO ORB 79/1086
MAP *156A

00157-000R
R-0035000 $244.07
HILL JIM. TRUSTEE
S 5 T 7 R 8 WHITFIELD ACRES
SUBD.(UNRECORDED) W 1/2 OF
LOT 2 ORB 82/234
MAP : 156 A
BLK C
00187-000
R-0040400 $315,48
(GORMAN W CARSON
S 5 T 7 R 8 WHITFIELD ACRES
SUBD.(UNRECORDED) PART OF LOT
4 BEING 90 BY 110 FT, ORB
77/469
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


Senior citizen, single or couple,
needed to lease yearly small unfur-
nished mobile home. Fenced yard,
garden spot, Oak Grove. 229-8116,
229-6908. Itp 5/5
Leasing Mobile Home lots: Sun &
Sand Mobile Home Park, (across
from Mormon church on Hwy. 386-A)
on Mexico Beach. 648-8201, R. Baker,
owner, tfc 4/28
Home for Rent or Sale: 2 bdrm.
house at Howard Creek. For rent for
$275 or for sale. Contact 227-1391 after
3 p.m. weekdays. Partially furnished.
tfc 4/21
2 bedroom trailer & one trailer lot
for rent in Highland View. 227-1260.
4tp 4/21
Mobile home lots, Rustic Sands
Campgrounds, Mexico Beach.
648-5229. tfc 4/21
Large one bedroom apartment, 1508
Long Avenue. Deposit required. Call
after 5:00 p.m., 229-6825. tfc 4/14
2 bdrm., 1 ba. unfurnished duplex
in town. Also 2 bdrm., 1 ba. duplex un-
furnished St. Joe Beach. Stove & ref.
Year round rental. Call Charles at
229-8282; after 5, call670-8417. tfc4/7
Apartment for Rent: Unfurnished, 2
bedroom, $335.00 per month. 808
Woodward Ave. Very nice. Energy ef-
ficient. Lease-Option available.
227-1428. Jernyl N. Harper, Lic. Real
Estate Broker. tfc 2/4
Completely redecorated 1 bdrm.
furnihsed downstairs apartment,
ideal for the young person on the way
up. 1505 Monument Ave. Call during
daylight hours, tfc 4/14
2 bedroom, 1 ba. house on canal in
Mexico Beach, annual rental, $375
mo. 904/725-3616 or 814/723-3917.
tfc 3/10
Warehouse space with office. Ap-
prox. 850 sq. ft. Suitable for contractor
or small service business. 227-1100
days only. tfc 11/19

2 bdrm., spacious apartments, easy
to heat and cool. Reasonable deposit
and rent. No pets. Call 227-1689 after 6
p.m. Best deal in town, save on utility
bills! tfc 1/7
For Rent or Sale: 2 bdrm., 2 bath
room house at Cape San Blas, many
extras. Call 229-8385 or 227-1689.
tfc 2/25
For Rent: Mini-warehouse storage.
For more information call 229-6200.
thru 12/87
A nice clean 12'x65' 2 ba., 1 ba.
trailer with porch located 2 blocks
from beach at St. Joe Beach. Call
648-5361. ,.: tfc 3/24
No need for wet carpets. Dry clean
them with HOST. Use rooms right
away. Rent machine. St. Joe Fur-
niture, 227-1251. thru 12/87


Mexico Beach:. Lease clean 2
bedroom, 1 bath. Ch&a, carpet, unfur-
nished, very close to shopping &
beach. Reasonable. (904) 668-2110
work, (904) 386-6004 home. tfc 4/7
Furnished 1g. 1 bedroom apt. h&a,
no pets. Nicely furn., 2 bdrm. house,
screened breezeway, closed garage,
fenced yd, w/d, carpet, h&a, in town.
No pets. 229-6777 after 7 p.m. tfc 4/7



NOTICES


MEET FRIEND
.CLUB
P. O. Box 278
Geneva, AL 36346
4tc 5/5.


Copies
Available at

The Star
304-306 Williams Ave.
Phone 227-1278


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R-0041700 $'316.28
(31) RMAN WILL I AM S, ET UX
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SUBJ 1:1. (I. UNRECORDED) W 75 F'T, OF
LOT 5 RFC:'D) ORB 71/281.
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R-0044300 $123.10
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C.REE1:K SECOND ADDInTION PB 1 IPG
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00216-.-000
R-0046500 $31.46
DYKES ALTER T,
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002:1 8 -000R
R-0046900 $145.61
L. AM1ERT GEOR GE W J R.
WHIT FIEI...) ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG
59 LOT 6 ORB 110/1051 FR
I..AMBERT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00222'-000R
R-0047800 $31.46
PAR(KER SAMMY C. SR.
WHITF.IELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG
59 I.OT 11 ORB 106/772 FR
PARKER
(: iFOR' FURI'HER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
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(Continued on Page 4)


I HELP WANTED I


NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the personal property taxes assessed
for the year 1987 are now delinquent and such taxes are now drawing
interest at the rate of 18 percent per year. Unless the amount set op-
posite each name below is paid, warrants will be issued thereon pur-
suant to F.S. 197.402 and the Tax Collector will apply to the Circuit
Court for an order directing levy upon and seizure of the personal pro-
perty of the taxpayer for the unpaid taxes.
EDA RUTH TAYLOR
Tax Collector, Gulf County, Florida
:P -0002900 $2'9 2.3
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S Y 'S GULF S.. ICh.: s') A .I'ON
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SI1AVI.RS ISERVIE C(:OMPANYN
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NOTICE OF TAX


CERTIFICATE SALE


Pursuant to Chapter 197.402, Florida Statutes, Notice is

hereby given that on the 27th day of May, 1988, at 2:00

p.m. Eastern Daylight Time, Tax Sale Certificates will

be sold on the following described lands to pay the

amount due for the taxes herein set opposite the same,

together with all costs of such sale and all advertising.

Sale will be held at the Gulf County Courthouse, County

Commission Meeting Room, 1000 Fifth Street, Port St.

Joe, County of Gulf, State of Florida.

EDA RUTH TAYLOR

Tax Collector

Gulf County, Florida

4tc 5/5, 5/12,5/29 & 5/26/88


REGISTER TO WIN
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System.
"THE PATCH", easy drops, appetitee
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"THE TABLETS", (Homeopathic ap-
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"THE WAFERS", (pure vegetable
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"THE SHAKE", (instant meal re-
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*
This 30 day supply to be given away,
May 31, 1988. Stop by Instant Images
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00242--000R
R-0051900 $99.87
BROGDON GEORGE MAC ET UX
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CRI;EK SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG
59 LOT 9 & 1/2 INT ORB
103/378 TO RICHARD E. BROGDON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00245-000R
R-0052,00 $439,06
'CASSIDY ROY L,
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG
59 LOT 3 ORB 81/510
MAP 156 A BLK 5
00319-000R
R-0070100 $493.51
GAINER GLENN P. ET AL
WHI.TFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG
59 LOTS 1 & 2 & W 4.8' OF LOT
15 & W 5' OF LOT 16 ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00321-000R
R-0070500 $175,78
DANIELS FM. BRENOA & HARRY
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG
59 LOT 4 ORB 106/701 FR
KENDRICK
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL,)
00334-034R
R-0075500 $151.02'
BROWN THOMAS H. & CHARLES
S 5 T 7 R 8 HOWARD CREEK PROP
(UNRECORDED) W/2 OF LOT 3
UNRECORDED FR SBA
MAP *1.56A BLK 4
00334--055R
R-0077500 $50.93
DECKER C, 0. & CAROL W,
S 5 T 7 R 8 HOWARD CREEK PROP
(UNRECORDED) E/2 OF LOT 8 ORB
98/870 FR HOLIDAY BEACH
MAP* 156 A
BLK 5
'00334-667R
R-0078400 $42.92
INGRAM HELEN
S 5 T 7 R 8 N/2 OF E/2 OF LOT
6 ORB 69/943 LESS S/2 ORB


105/148 TO POSTON
MAP* 156A

00334-076R
R-0079000
LEE BILLY G, ET AL
S 5 7 7 R 8 HOWARD
UNRECORDEDD) LOT 4
MAP 156 A

00334-078R
R-0079100
LEE BILLY G. ET UX
S 5 T 7 R 8 HOWARD
(UNRECORDED) LOT 5
MAP 156 A


CREE
ORB


CREE
ORB


00334-100R
R-0080100
NEEL GEORGE B, & BRENDA
S 5 T 7 R 8 HOWARD CREE
(UNRECORT0ED) S/2 OF LOT
62/671 (BEING 150 FT X
LOT)
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
.00334-230R
R-0082800 HX
WHITWORTH BARNEY G.
HOWARD CREEK PROP NO 2
UNRECORDED LOTS 9.& 10
90/36 FR HOLMAN & ORB 9
FR BORDELON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
00334-235R
R-0083100
MYRICK JAMES LAMAR
HOWARD CREEK PROP, NO.
UNRECORD LOT 15 ORB 94/
QC FR AAA TRAFFIC MARKIt


MAP 1560

00334-253.1
R-0083800
HARRIS H, H.
HOWARD CREEK
UNRECORO LOT
RHAMES
MAP* 1,56C

00334-261R
R-0084600
HANNA MARTHA
HOWARD CREEK
UNREIC( I LOT
WHITEHURST
MAP 156C


III
PROP.
3 ORB


NO, 2
103/80


PROP. NO,
11 ORB 90/


BLK 5

$441.71

:K PROP
57/731

BLK 7

$79,36

K PROP
87/499


ALL SWI/4 OF SECT, 5 LESS
SOLD ORB 117/615
00335-004P
R-0090300 $259 .11
M. ICHEI..L. GUYE: I TE & FAITH
S 5 T 7 R 8 A 240 X 130 FT
PARCEL REC'D IN ORB 91/567 &
OF'R 91/570 & ORB9 92/145 FR
SIO PPI I :il!

0041.9-001iR
R-0109100 $175.05
SHEALY BURL LEE
S 31 T 3 R 9 146 X 63.5 X 122
X 55 FT LOT: BEING 55 FT
FRONT ON DEAD LAKES ORB
83/618
MAP *109C
00420--000R
R--0109600 $60.94
HIL... ON J. W.
S 31 .T 3 R 9 LOT 4 STOKES
SU0B UNRECORDED & N 20 FT OF
LOT 3 IN BLK 4 STOKES DEAD
LAKE CAMP UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 36
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00441-001R
R-0112000 $43.28
DILL JOHN C. ET UX
STOKES DEAD LAKES CAMP UNIT
ONE LOT 7 PB 2 PG 36 ORB
71/933
MAP *109C


00456-001R
R-0113300 $5
SYFRETT RAYMOND & ANN S.
S 6 T 4 R 9 11 AC M/L REC'
ORB 60/662 FR EASTERLING
BEING PARCEL "A" & PARCEL
"A--" ORB 62/186 & A PORTI
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX
00523-000R
R-0133700 $41
CARTER JOHN W, & CHRISTINEI
CHIPOLA CUTOFF ADDITION TC
IOLA LOT 3 PB 2 PG 21 ORB
111/706 FR POWELL
MAPO 111 A
B
00539--1.00R
R-0136100 HX $3
KELSOE MARK S, & JANET L.
CHIPOLA CUTOFF ADDITION TO
IOLA UNIT 1 ALL OF BLKS 3
& CROSS- HATCHED LOT LYING
OF LOT 1 BLK 1 PB 2 PG 21
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX
00539- 105R
R-0136200 $25
SIMMONS CHARLES & JOEY
CHIPOLA CUT-OFF ADDITION T
IO: LA
LOT 2. 4
ORB :117/025 FR KELSOE
(FOR FURHllER LEGAL SEE TAX
00539-110R O
R-0136300 $3


SIMMONS CIHARLES & JOIEY
BLK 7 CHIPOLA CUT-OFF ADDITION T
IOLA
$185,77 L.OT 2. 4
K, ORS 117/825 FR KELSOE
K PROP (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX
1 ORB 00539-1.1.0R
150 FT. R-0136300 $3
SIMMONS CHARLES &. JOEY
TAX ROLL) CHIPOLA CUT-OFF ADD, TO I0
LOT 1
$174.08 ORB 117/825 FR KELSOE
31...IU 3
MA P 11:1. A
OR 00574-000OR
ORB R-0142400 $23
0/971 BORDERS VALERIA. HEIRS OF
S 30 T 4 R 9 1.92 AC BEG 'A
TAX ROLL) NEC OF NW/4 OF NW/4: RUN S
CHS, TI.-1 2,22 CHS. TH N 9
$84.13 CHS. TIH E 2.22 CHIS TO P1OB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX
2
103B 00605-000R
NG CO. R-0147700 $4'
SCHUDER MONICCA E,
BLK B RED BULL ISLAND SUBD. UNIT
NO. 1 LOT' 10
$320.02 MAP :112B


00606-'000R
D4 FR R-0147800 $4'
1.SCHUD11ER MONIICA E,
RED BULL.J IS:I..LAND SUBD. UNIT '
BLK C NO11, 1. LOT 1..1.
HAP 4FI. 1. 2 B


-84.13

2
644 -FR


BLK C


00334-263R
R-0084800 $84.13
MARTIN NORMAN M, & MARGENE P,
HOWARD CREEK PROP. NO. 2
UNRECORO LOT 13 ORB 90/877 FR
HOLIDAY BEACH INC
MAP *156C
BLK C
00334-264R
R-0084900 $135.10
MARTIN NORMAN M. ET OIX
HOWARD CREEK PROP. NO. 2
UNRECORD LOT 14 ORB 84/198
MAP *156C
BLK C
00334-675R
R-0088300 $148.30
BREWER STEVE
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES UNIT
NO. 4 (UNRECORDED) LOT 12 &
13 ORB 104/1043 FR HOLIDAY
BCH INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE/TAX ROLL)
00334-690R
R-0088400 $84.13
COURTNEY MICHAEL E.
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES UNIT
NO, 4 (UNRECORDED) LOT 7 ORB
95/729 FR HOLIDAY BEACH INC.
MAP *1560
F
00334-705R
R-0088600 $148.30
HOWARDI J,W,
-HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIESUNIT
NO. 4 (UNRECORDED) LOT 1 & 2
ORB 103/771 FR HOLIDAY BEACH
INC,
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00335-003R
R-0090200 $300,59
SBEL.L FRANK E. & SHERILL 0
S 5 T 7 R 8 15,99 AC M/L


006.1.3 -010R)
R-01.4C8600 $29:
ROBB1INS DUOLEY & WYNEL..
RED BULL ISLAND SU80. UNIT
NO. 1 LOT 6 ORB 89/75
MAP *1128


00621-- -OOR
R-0154800 $5,
LANE RICHARD & L.OUISE
RED BULL ISLAND SUBD, UNIT
NO, 2 LOT 12 ORB 74/664
MAP *1128
BI
00623-000RO
R-O0156800 / $5Z
PICKRON JIMMER & LOVEEL..A
RED BULL ISLAND SUBO, UNIT
NO, 2 LOT 5 ORB 80/283
MAP *112B
BI
00627-000RO
R-0160000 $4:
MC ARDLE JAMES L.
RED BULL ISLAND SUBO. UNIT
NO, 2 LOT 16 ORB 116/722 F'
HOLLAND
MAP *112131
BI


RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LOT 4-ORB 96/2 FR PARKER
MAP 4 112B
BLK..A
S00640-006R
R--01696u0 $91.38
NEUWEI.... JESSE A,
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO, 3
LI 1 53 ORB 80/544
iHAP F .112'
L..K A
0061 0--06 F-R
R-0169600 $91.38
NEWELL JESSE A,
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO, 3
LOT 5 ORB 80/544
MAP *112B
BLK A
00640--018R
R-0170300 $568.81
MAYHANN BILLY J. & MARY E,
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LOTS 8 & 15 ORB 116/477 FR
HALL
MAP 112B
BLK B


00640-0691R
R-0172800
WAYMON HIANLON
RED BULL ISLAND SUBD. UN
NO. 3 LOT 5 ORB 76/248
MAP :112B


BLK 3 00640-131R
R-0175700 $
i4.10 SMITH KENDA A,
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO.
0 LOTS 7, 8 & 9' ORB 117/6
FR SMITH & ORB 119/28 C
SMITH
:ON (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T
SROLL) 00642-002R
R-0176400 HX $
5.39 NOWELL ROBERT E, & DOROT
E COCHRAN LANDING PROP.
I UNRECORDED LOT 3 ORB 80/
MAP .1112B
00642-008R
R-0176900 $1.
ILK 1 KENDRICK GARY L,
COCHRAN LANDING PROP,
6.36 UNRECORDED LOTS 9 & 10 0
97/683 FR KENDRICK
D MAP *112B
& 4 00651-000R
0W R-0180900 $
ADAMS GORDON
K ROLL) S 31 T 4 R 9 1 AC ORB 27
MAP *112C
;2.59 00666-OOOR
R-0182200 $
CO SAPP CLAUDE & MARY JANE
S 31 T 4 R 9 .40 AC ORB
66/249 & ORB 102/934 FR
MAP *1.12C
ROLL) 00687--010R
R-0184600 HX $
5.50 HAYS KENNETH ,0 & VALERI
S 7 T 5 R 9 3 AC M/L 196
0 FRONT ON ROBERTS CEMETERY
670,94 FT AV DEPTH ORB 8
FR GASKIN
00687 --0501R
ROLL) R-0:I. 135100 $
SMITH SAM P. JR, & LILLI.:
5,5 0 S 7 T 5 R 9 BEING LOT 5
UNRECORDED SUBI ON ROBE
LA CEMETERY ROAD UNREC.
AGREEMENT FR GASKIN
00709-001R
R-0188300 $
HERRING DEMPSEY
S 18 T 5 R 9 10 AC M/L N
1.09 774,06 FT OF THAT PART 0
NW/4 OF SW/4 OF SECT 18
T W OF SR 71 ORB 116/1104
9 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T
00723-002R
R-0192000
ROLL) CAUSEY EDWARD G,
S 18 T 5 R 9 1 ACRE ORB
81/412 FR EDGAR CAUSEY 0
84/967
MAP *114B
00728-110R
R-"0193000 $
STEELE DARLENE & LARRY T'
LK F
S 19 T 5 R 9
,18 HONEY HILL (.UNRECORDED)
LOT 2 UNRECORDED AGMT F'
LISTER
MAP i114C
00.731-800 R
.LK F R-0196500
KING EDWARD
1,91 S 18 T 5 R 9 1 AC M/L 20
208.5 PARCEL 98 ORB 103/
FR MAE WILLIAMS
MAP* 114B
00733-350R
R-0197400 HX' $
.K I HORTON HAROLD N, JR & MA
S 18 T 5 R 9 3,3 AC M/L
5.49 ORB 97/687 FR HORTON
MAPI 1148
00741-007R
R-0199600 $
MARSEE JAMES A
LK K GULF COUNTY FARM TRACTS
M/I
5.49 FARM *6 ORB 103/738 FR GI
FARMS. INC. & ORB 114/52


LI

1

r\


SFR MAYHANN RUNNING ALG SR 71
STO SIMPSON LAND ORB 56/944 &
75/523 MAP -114C
00754-000R
R-0205700 $40.78
CARNLEY JUDSON E. & IDA E,
S 20 T 5 R 9 ,33 lC REC'D ORB
93/1015 FR CARNLEY BEING IN
SE/4
MAP *1140
00757-050R
R-0206400 $33,00
BRANNON ROBERT WENDELL
S 20 T 5R 9 .26 AC M/L 75 X
150 FT PARCEL REC'0 ORB
114/333-34 FR GASKIN
MAPI 1140
00806-000R
R-0210900 $59.23
HAND CLARENCE E, & RUTH
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO 1 PB 2
PG 38 LOT 6
MAP *112C
BLK 3


00815-000R
$55.49 R-0211800
CUTCHIN JAMES A, & MARC
|IT CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
PG 38 LOT 6 ORB 104/267
BL.K F FOSTER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
1556,48 )008 I 1.8 000 R
P-02 1.2200
3 I.I' i.ENRY GEORGE ET UX
24 CO PREC F IVE REPI...LA 0 F
3C FR RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
PG 38 LOT 12 ORB 79/101
*AX ROLL) MAP 1112C

W886.09 00818-020R
rHY R-0212400
LISEN BY GEIORGE ET UX
'675 CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
PG 38 LOT 14 ORB 79/101
260.22 MAP #112C

00824--000
IRB R-0213000
HAND CLARENCE E. ET UX
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
220.04 PG 38 LOT 22 ORB 86/430
MAP I112C
'/202
00828-000 O
R--0213400
290,18 POWELL DALTON U, & SHARE
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
SAPP PG 38 LOT 5 ORB 109/536
WOOD1RUFF
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
202.76 00829-000R
E J. R-0213500
FT POWE.L DALTON U, ET UX
Y RD: CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
9/439 RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
PG 38 LOT 6 ORB 94/384
ABBOTT
119. 83 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
EN M, 00836-000R
OF AN R--0214200
3 AN BAIRFIELD. SIDNEY ME.RL
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
PG 38 LOT 15
'-Rin I MAP *112C


00922--000 R
R-0224800
WHITFIEOI.' CHARlLE:S
S 28 & 29 T 5 R 9
REC' 0B 13K 20/313
MAP #:115A & 4132B
00951-000R1
R-0228C)800
FREEMAN L GAUITER
S 29 T 5 R 9 2 AC


ULF CO
3 FR


(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL
00741--010R
R-0199900 $201.07
K L SALERNO JOANNE M.
GULF COUNTY FARM TRACT FARM 4
.11 9 ORn 87/444 5 AC M/L
MAP i114C
00741-032R


LK M


00627-030R
R-0160400 $41.11
MC AROLE JAMES L.
RED BULL ISLAND SUBO. UNIT
NO. 2 LOT 19 ORB 116/722 FR
HOLLAND
MAP *112B
BLK M
00627-040R
R-0160500 $51.68
MC ARDOLE JAMES L,
RED BULL ISLAND SUB., UNIT
NO, 2 LOT 20 & 1 ACRE,
ADJOINING REC'D ORB 116/722
FR IHOLLAND
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00640-005R
R- 0169500 $91.38
NEWELL JESSE A,


R-.-0202000
JOHNSON CL.IFFORD M,
GUL..F COUNTY FARM 'TR
431 5 AC M/L ORB 76
GULF CO FARMS
MAP l114C
00741-039R
R-0202700


$172,55


ACT .TRACT
/996 AA FR


DANIELS C HARLEI K A UOROTHY H
GULF COUNTY FARM TRACT FARM *
38 ORB 77/1143 AA 4,8 AC M/L
MAP *114C
00741-043R
R-0203100 $169. 46
NCNB NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA
GULF COUNTY FARM TRACT FARM
442 ORB 115/43 FR GULF CO,
FARMS, INC.
MAP -114C
00744-000 OR
R-0204600 $48,52
SALERNO JO ANN
S 19 T 5 R 9 REC'D ORB 56/943


R, SR
20. 8




& R S
BEG 1


N OF SWC OF SW/4 OF NE/
N 144 YDS E 72 YDS S 14
TO POB DBK 12/578(LESS
(FOR 'FURTHER LEGAL SEE
00952-000RP
R-0228900
OVERTON EDNA BREZLEY E
S 29 T 5 R 9 7 ACRES IN
OF SE/4 OF NE/4 REC'D I
25/239
MAP I115A
00953-037R
K- o;':lloo
HOGUE CLARENCE ET UX
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT
TRACT 76 2 ACRES
MAP *115B
00953-059R
R-0232900 HX
ARMSTRONG TOMMY G. & BA
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT
TRACT 88 5.5 ACRES ORB
110/1048 FR GULF,CO; FA
INC.
MAP 115B
00954-046R
R-0234900
GIBSON JOHN G.
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT
TRACTS 119 & 120 8 AC M
80/878 AA
MAP* 115B
00958-000R
R-0235700
LESTER CARL & HELEN
S 32 T 5 R 9 1 ACRE 210
FT ORB 101/839 FR YANO
MAP* 1150
00964-050R
R-0236800


STANLEY RONNIE. LEE (JOW
S 32 T 5 R 9 ,59 AC M/L
117 FT LOT ORB 105/715
FR PIPPIN
MAP 1150
00971-000R
R-0237400 HX
HALL JACK C. JR.
S33 T5 R9 18 AC PARCEL
IN NU/4 OF NW/4 LYING E
SR 381 ORB 57/1030 LESS
D1BK 20/183 TO LILLIE MA
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
00973-000R
R-0237700
HALL JOHN H.
S 33 T 5 R 9 6 AC A LOT
YDS N & S & 230 YDS E &
NEC OF NW/4 OF NW/4 ORB
111/56 CD FR HALL ET AL
MAP $132C


$241,73
'IA L.

1 PB 2
FR

TAX ROLL)

i163.9:.91


1 PB3 2'
.4


S.I. 007 000 R
R- 0243600 $172 ,27
CARNLEY JUDSON E, & IDA E,
DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT 1 PB 2
PG 25 LOT 5 ORB 98/51' FR
HYSMITH
MAP 132D
BLK 3
01013--020R
R-0244500 $41.71
FRIEMAN ELLA ET AL
DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT 1 PB 2
PG 25 ORB 111/755 CERT OF
TITLE BEING THAT PORTION OF- RD
LYING IN FRONT OF LOTS 5 & 7-
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01016--020R
R-0245000 $63.42
FRIEMAN ELLA ET AL
DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT 1 PB 2 PG
25 LOTS 4 & 5 (LESS RD R/W)
ORB 79/902 & ORB 111/755 CERT.
OF TITLE BLK 5
MAPt 1320
01032-005R
R-0246700 $237,46
CHAMBERLAIN LESLIE W. &
DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT 1 PB 2
PG 25 THE NORTH 1/2 OF LOT 10
AND ALL OF LOT 11 ORB 166/103
FR WILLIAMS & SLATER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01035-000R
R-0246900 $129,17
PETTIS HAZEL ET AL
DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT 1 PB 2
PG 25 LOT 14 & 15 ORB 109/10
FR HAZEL PETTIS
MAPt 1320
BLK 8


01044-000R
RL-0248100 $50.66
$177 GATES JERRY T
S 35 T 5 R 9 .45 ACRES REC'D
ORB 79/310
1 PB 2 MAP #143
4 01045-020R
R-0248400 $82.03
BLK 4 WHITFIELD JOSEPH P.
S 35 T 5 SR 9 W 1 ACRE PER
$147 97 DEED.RECORDED IN OFFICIAL
RECORD BOOK 67 PAGE 808 FROM
LEVINS ON THE CHIPOLA RIVER
I PB 2 MAP 0 143
01045-040R
R-0248600 $33,00
BLK 4 CARNLEY JUOSON NATHANIEL
S 35 T 5 R 9 40 FT ON CHIPOLA
$283.59 RIVER: 600 FR AV DEPTH ORB
ON 104/608 FR GATES
MAP* 143
1 PB 2 01045-045R
R FR R-0248700 $33.00
GATES JERRY & MARCHELLE
TAX ROLL) S 35 T 5 R 9 40 FT ON CHIPOLA
RIVER: 548 FT AV DEPTH ORB
$145.59 101/955 IFR BORDERS LESS ORB
1.04/608 TO CARNELY
01045-140R
1 PB 2 R-0249600 $46.02
FR IWHITFIELD JOE
S 35 T 5 R 9 1 AC ORB 88/596
TAX ROLL) FR DI.REWI & WHITFIELD
MAP 01 '1.43
$1.45 590 01056-105R
R-0251600 $78.41
CON ARD SAMMY NEAL
1 PB 2 S 3 T 6 R 9 .51 AC M/L PARCEL
BEING LO" 11 OF UNREC. PLAT
OF TI.URKEY RUN ESTATES REC'D
BLK 5 ORB 107/852 FR LISTER
MAPI: 1.33
$256 89 01.056- 11OR
R-0251.700 $78.41
ACRES CUNARD LSAMMY NEAL
S 3 T 6 R 9 ,5 AC M/.
PARCEL BEING L...OT 12 OF TURKEY
RUN ESTATES AN UNREC. PLAT BY
$58,78 LISTER ORB 117/1063 FR
3AUNDERS (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
44 YDS 0:1.056- '120R
4 RUN- R -0251800 $78,41
4 YDS SHOWCASE AUTO SALES & RENTALS
ORB 'S 3 T 6 R 9 .51 AC M/L. PARCEL
TAX ROLL) BEING L. :1.4 OF TURKEY RUN
ESTATES, AN UNRECORDED SUBI 0
$126,04 REC'D ORBIT 117/531 FR SHERESH
SAL.. MUl-t # I:133

NEC 01.1:7-007R
N 08K R-0267300 $201,70
SNELL DONALD E.
S 25 T 3 R 10 REC'D ORB
69/1.049 FR SEXTON BEING
077,00 PARCEL NO 15
MAP 491A
NOC 2 I. :2:38-000 P
IR -0274200 -IX $423 ,31
GATEi .JERRY T. & MARCHELLE
Sll .lIl P' i-'RK SU1ID PB 1 PG 43
$54,66 LO.1' 1 2 ORB 107/180 FR
RRBARA -AES LESS 1,25 A(. OUT OF NEC
NO. 3 'F LOT 2 ORB 58/678
(FORI FIURiTHR LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
RMS 0 '41 -010.,1
R-02745M00 $405,14
-IMiUT.NS 1111-OH ..
II [l01IA r' fr''PRK SUiI:D. PB 1 PG 43
$265.57 1 PARCELS iN DEAD LAKES ORB
I15 /1.35-.i -i' FR TUWAODLE
NO. 4 o,'1 i 9t1
iAL ORB *1.'1.2- u'0
P I0274600 $733.23.
CoUAlrF PAUL & IADEI.YN
HIDNnY PARK SUBD., PB:I 1 PG 43
$30.50 1.O S 4, & 3 LESS STRIP: BEING
01..O1 I'Ar:lIOI. IA. LODGE FR STERZOY
X 210 OR.)I 9/360 1./13 I NT TO COUARD
MAP' I 91 A
01242 -0'30
R-0275000 $246.46
$40,78 SANSOi ROBERT L & LINDA H
JERS) riDllIUA Y I'ARK SUBD. PBE 1 PG 43
20b X PORfl I! OF LOT 4 ORB 94/735
& 840 FP TAYI.OR
01 26 --*00* R
17R-027 8200 $423.13
SIOUEI.. .J. JERRY 0 & BARBR ARA
$57,21 IDILElU0. I SUBID I5.I:T NO. 1. PB 2
Po 15. LOT 1. ORB 111/82 FR
BEING SPAUIi
SOF M'P 1 9
4 AC BLK 4
E BYRD ('.I. 2 010 R
TAX ROLL) R-0278900 1$66,52
SYF RE'TT RAYMiON I ., & ANN S,
$187,48 T1LE1 OOD PARK SIUBI1VIS.1 N
UNI 1. BF.G AT SWC OF LOr 3 N
130 70 FI E'LY 84,85 FT N 66 FT
W IN U U! ,1.: Q FT S 66 FT TO PO1
(FTOR Fl.lI niTR LEGAI.. SEE TAX ROLL)

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0.1 .275--00OR
R-0279000 $30.07
SYFRET FRAYMOND L. ., A TMM S-
IDLE...OO PARK SUBBDIVISTiON
UNIT : N 14 FT OF .OT 3 :)BK
3.1/377 & ORB 116/892 FR
SYFRETT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAl. SE.E TAX ROLL)
01277-010R
R-0279200 $37.05
SYFRETT RAYMOND L. & ANN S,
IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION
UNIT 1 E 21.24 FT OF LOT 6 &
ORB 116/ 892 FR SYFRETT


MAPt 91
01285-000R
R--0279900
DEGARMO ROGER
IDLEUOOD PARK
UNIi' 1 LO'0 S 1
HAP :491A


$199, 1f
OR ADELINE
SUBDIVISION
& 2 ORB 84/862


0.1.295-000
R-0280900 $192.00
GRIFFIN GILBERT P & TE001 SUE:
IDLE:WOOD PARK SUBDIVISION
UN I. 1 LOT 5 & S 25 FT OF LOT
7 ORB 89/1052 C FR HARPER &
ORB 116/1103 CDF FR HARPER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01296-000R
R-0281000 $174,69
TAYLOR MARY A,
I)LEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION
UNIT 1 LOTS 6 & 8 ORB 79/1094
MAP 491A
BLK 4
01333-010R
R-0284900 $32.41
SSBYFRETT RAYMOND L,.
IDLEUOOD PARK SUBD, UNIT 1
E 30 Fr OF LOT 12
ORB 107/539 QC FR BROADER
BLK 6
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01340-001R
R-0285700 $110,52
HUGHES L, R,
S 25 T 3 R 10 PARCEL NO 1 OF
HUGH'IES PLAT UNRECORDEDE) LESS
S'LY 50 FT TO BOYD
MAP :91A
01362-000R
R-0288000 $124.66
SYFRETT RAYMOND L,
S 36 T 3 R 10 45 AC M/L REC'D
ORB 73/609 (PARCEL IV) LESS
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD. ORB
38/121 ORB 34/812, ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01373-'004R
R-0290000 $106.95
HANLON DANIEL GENE
S 36 T 3 R 10 6.837 AC & 110
FT ON DEAD LAKES ORB 85/657
MAP *910
01373-020R
R-0290600 $77.03
LEE BILI..Y G. ET AL
S 36 T 3 R 10 2 AC IN ORIG
LOT 7 ORB 81/400 (PARCEL 1")
MAP :1910
01373-021R
R-0290700 $54,71
LEE BILLY G. ET AL
SS 36 T 3 R 10 1 AC 255,50 FT
BY 170.49 FT PREC'0 ORB 81/400
(PARCEL II
MAP '9110
01390--000R
R-"0292600 'i$81.81
RRUNER B. E.
RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADDN TO
:IOLA PO' 2 PG 24 UNIT NO 1 N/2
OF L.OT 4
MAP 1. 20B13
SI BLK 2
01417-000R
R--0295400 $51,02
STEWART JACK 0,
RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADDN TO
101.. A PB 2 PG 24 UNIT NO 1 LOT
I 1
MAP 41280
BLK 4
0:1. 481.-00:1 R
R-0304700 $113.02
SYFRETT RAYMOND L, & ANN S,
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 I.OT 4. 5 & 6 ORB 73/609 &
ORB 116/892 FR SYFRETT
MAP* '9 1D
BLK 1.


01484-050R
R-0305200 1:35.50
SYFREKTT RAYMOND L.,
CENTRAL. LANDING SUBO) PF 3 PG
4 PARCEL MARKED "NOT INCLUDED
IN THIS PLAT" LYING N OF
LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 1 ORB 23/609
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01*487-002R
R-0305600 $35.50
SYFRETT RAYMOND & ANN S,
CENTRAL LANDING SUB0 PB 3 PG
4 E.63,46 FT OF LOT 4 ORB
73/609 & ORB 116/892 FR
SYFRETT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01487-003IR
R-0305700 $182,81.
SYFRETT RAYMOND & ANN S,
CENFWRAL LANDING SUBBJ P: 3 PG
4 LOTS 6.:16, 17. 18, 19 & 20:
LESS PART OF LOTS 5 & 16 IN -
ORB 73/608 & ORB 73/609 & ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01490-000R
R-0306100 $102,78
ROGIERS ELMER E. ET UX
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 W'LY 100 FT OF LOT 12
MAP 4910


01490-002R
R-0306300
SYFRETT RAK
CENTRAL LAi
4 L.OT 3 &
SYFRE:TT:
MAP 19:1.0


BLK 2

$43,28


YMOND & ANN S.
ENDINGG SUBD PB 3
OR1B 116/892 FR


01490-003R
R-0306400 $1
*SYFRETT RAYMOND & ANN S.
CENTRAL LANDING SUBLI PB 3
4 LOTS 1. THRU 7 ORB 73/60
ORB 1.1.6/892 FR SYFRETT
MAP:l 910

01494-001R I


R-0306900 $206,07
SYFRETT RAYMOND
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 LOT 16 ORB 73/636
01:1I': 1J6/892 FR SYFREIIT
BL..K 3
MiAPIP 910
01t44-002R
R-0307000 $206.07
SYFRETr RAYMOND & ANN S
CEi'IRAL LANDING SUIJB PB 3 PG
4 1.O1 .17 ORB 73/609
OR1I 116/892 FR SFRETT
B131.K 3
MAP-I 91D
0:1503-000R
1R. 0307900 $376.62
DILL. JOHN C. ET UX
5 1 T 4 R 10 11,5 AC BEG 4T
NEC. RUN IU 275 YO: TH 9 220
YD: TH E 275 YDS: TH N 220
YOS T.O THE POU3 & LESS 1 AC
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01511-050IR
R-0309100 $74 .27
CLA'RK DENISE E.
S92 T 4 R 10 3,531 AC M/L.
PARCEL. REC'D ORB 110/906 F R
GLASS & ORB 113/28 QC FR
EDWARD CLARK
MAP* 92
01517-016R
R-0310600 $136,30
BEATTY JAMES E, & VICKIE C.
S 3 T 4 R 10 5 AC Mi/L REC' U
ORB 1.08/1.86-7 FR STEPHENS
BEING TRACT 0 STONE CREEK
ACRES UNRECORDEDD) MAP H74
AREA [)
0'151-'-020R
1-03:1. 1000 HX $272.88
0DREW! iAR. I i
S 3 T 4 R 10 4.52 AC M/L
BEING 368,5 F ON STONE MILL
CREEK RD 396 FT AV DEPTH S TO
CREEK ORB 55/681 FR BROGDOND,
FOR FURTHER LEGAL. SEE TAX ROLL)
01.517-023R
R- 0311300 $252.59
IBFAFIY JAMES & VICK.I:
S 3 T 4 R 10 2 AC BEING TRACT:
1.1. :SONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) ORB 103/438 FR
MERRITT & BEATTY
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SE:E TAX ROLL)
015:17- 026R
R..03.1.1600 $82,03
DAVIS MARY & CHARLES MOORE:
S 3 T 4 R 10 1.4 AC REC'.D ORB
71/:109 FRI BROG0ON IEING TRACT
A STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) ORB 103/41 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
0151 '-030 R
R-0312000 $3301.11
.BRUNTY SUSAN
S 3 T 4 R 10 75 AC M/i. BEING
TRACT 10 STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) ORB 62/15 FR
MERRITT LESS 2.5 AC ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01517-125R
R-"0313700 $75,82
CARTER TEDDY L..EE & CINY DEAN
S 3 T 4 R 10 1,8 AC M/L BEING
PLOT 01:3 STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECO RDED) UNRECO RDED
AGREEMENT FR BROGDON
MAP *74
01519 -010IR
R- 0314700 $118,60
CANE R WILSON & KENNEAL.
S 3 T 4 R 10 1.03 AC N/L. 100
X-447 F PARCEL UNRECORDED


AGREEMENT FR TLC
MAP* 74
01519-120R
R-03154(00 $1
TLC PROPERTY IES.
STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 5
MAPt 74

01519-125R
R-0315500 $1
TLC PROPERTIES
STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 6
MAP* 74

01519-130R
R-0315600 $1
TLC PROPERTIES
STONE MILL. CREEK ESTATES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 7
MAP* 74

01519--265R
R-0318000 $
SCHNEIDER JUANITA
STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 6 UNREC.
AGREEMENT FR TLC,
MAP* 74


01526-001R
R-0320400 $
DICKENS RAY
S 4 T 4 R 10 1,33 AC M/L
TRACT *'3 STONE CREEK ACRE
(UNRECOI'DED) ORB 91/482 F'
EDEN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA
01.526-0042R
R....-0320700 $
ALLISON WAYNE T, & LOUISE
S 4 T 4 R 10 1,50 AC TRACK
STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) ORB 106/33 F
HICKS
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA:
01538-100R
R-0322900 $
FOSTER STEPHEN H.
S 9 T 4 R 10 5 AC M/L 5 A
SQUARE IN NWC OF NE/40F N
ORB 95/441 FR TLC LESS 35
ORB 106/609 TO THORNE
MAPt 74


10,52


3 PG 01538-405R
R-0323400 $279
CARSON ,JUDITH
S 9 T 4 P 10 1 AC M/L
BLK 3 210 X 21(.0 FT PARCEL IN NWC I
E/2 OF SE/4 OF NE/4
159.56 01545- 005R
R-0324200 HX $107
1 PG GRIFFIN GILBERT P, & TEI)OIE
)9 & S 10 T 4 R 10 6.69 AC M/L
PARCEL... REC'D ORB 113/395--6
AA FR T L C
BLK 3 (lAP11: 74
01549-001R





L


R-03251.00
SYFREIT RAYMOND & ANN S
S 11 T 4 R 10 36 AC 1-1L
PARCEI.. ALG W SEC LINE:
ON STONE MILL CREEK REC
90/126 FR LISTER & ORbD
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SFEE
01571 -000R
R-0327600
BROGDON BOYD E UX
" 11 T 4 IR 10 .93 A 1
ON SR 71. & 420 FT E & W
81/991 FR POLK LESS 75
FT PARCEL ORB 112/35 FR
(FUOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
*0 l574--100R
R-03281)00
THE RACE INC.
S 14 T 4 R 10 3.03 AC H
OF' I/2 IOF NE/4 OF SE/4
E OF SR 71: HAVING 670
ON SR 71: 105 FT AV DEF
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
01637-005R
R-0342100 HX
ROBERTS BOYD
S 13 T 4 R 10 A 23 FT L
FRONTING ON PEAD LAKES
UHALEY ORB 81/480
MAP *93A
01649-000R
R-0343700
ROBERTS BOYD
S 13 T 4 R 10
PARCEL IN SE/4 OF NW/4
PARTIALLY IN NE/4 OF SW
95/30 TO BOYD ROBERTS L
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
01658-050 R
R-0345600
HARTIEY JAMES S,
S 13 T 4 R 10
400 X 100 FT PARCEL ON
HATCHEY RD, ORB 116
FR BROGOON
MAP*. 93A
01664-000R1
R--0346200
CUNNINGIIAM WILBERT L,
S 13 T 4 R 10 REC "D ORB
50/302
MAP 493A


i75.82
S 7 '
. B

405 FT
C"'D ORB
91/257
TAX ROLL)

$562.69

1.00 FT
J ORB
X 150
RAX L
TAX ROL.L)L


R-0361100 $100,02
MCNEALY FLORENCE
S 23 T 4 R 10 1.33 AC 85 YD.
X 85'YI. LOT FROM HUNTLEY IN
ORB 49/140 LESS 50' X 100'
LOT TO JONES IN ORB 81/524
MAP 93C
01813-000R
R--0365200 $72.77
ADAMS GORDON & IRENE
C L MORGAN'S ADON TO
WEWAHITCHKA FLA UNIT NO ONE
PB 2 PG 33 LOT '5 ORB 79/374
MAP 493C BLK 6


01816-000R
$207.94 R-0365500 $253,26
WINCHELL MORRIS E.
i/L E/2 S 23 T 4 R 10 BEG AT NEC OF
SLAYING SU/4 OF SE/4: RUN S 361 FT, .
FT M/L 361 FT, N 361 FT, E 361 FT TO
TH ORB POB ((OLD SCHOOL). LESS SR 22A
TAX ROLL) (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01854-020R
$161 04 R-0369800 $101, 10
COLLINS ROBERT
LOT S 23 T 4 R 10 .08 AC LOT 50
FR FT X 70 FR PRIDGEON IN NUC OF
0BK 36/18
MAP 493C
01864-OO00R
$230.,86 R-0370800 $28.00
BECK LEE EST C/O ROBERT JONES
S 23 T 4 R 10 1 ACRE BK
12/592 LESS SOLO TO OTHERS
J/4 ORB 01865-OOOR
LESS ORB R-0371000 $33,00
TAX ROLL) BRITT DAVID: L,
S 23 T 4 R 10 1.1 AC REC'O
$51,02 OBK 33/354 & LOT REC'0 OBK
28/397 FR LOTTE MAE BERRY.
MAP :93C
FISH 0:1883-000R
6/483 R-0372600 $186.36
GRE:ENE JACQ0UELINE P,
S 24 T 4 R 10 176 FT.
FRONTAGE ON SR 22 ORB 82/669
$316,93 (SECOND PARCEL).
MAP* 9301
R 01883-001R
R-0372700 $49 ,18
GREENE JACQUELINE P,


01674-00O
R-0347000 $207,03
MARCH 1DAVID W,
S 13 T 4 R 10 BEG AT SEC OF
BLUE GATOR TRACT ON W SIDE
J.EHU RD: W 320 FT: S 245 FT
FOR POB: S 100 FT: W 100 FT:
(FOR FURTHER L.EGAL. SEE TAX ROLL)
01683-0O00R
R-0347800 $. 131,47
WYMES LONNIE
S 14 T 4 R 10 4.7 AC S/2 OF
N/2 OF N/2 OF SJW/4 OF SW/4
LESS 44 X 96 FT LOT TO AMANDA
GREEN ORB 106/566-7 FR ROUSE.
01689-000R
R-0349200 $283;59
PETTIS SR, R CHARLES & CYNTHI
S 14 T 4 R 10
130 FT LYING W OF LAKE ST TO
TGE WATERS EDGE OF W ARM DEAD
LAKES REC'D ORB1 118/328 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01692-000R '
R-0349500 $94,66
DAVIS OTIS JR. & LOVE
S 14 T 4 R 10 40 AC NW/4 OF
SW/4
MAP :993B
01695-010R
R--0349900 $72 94
BROGDON BOYD
S 14 T 4 R 10 LYING BTWN HWY
71 & CIIANNEL OF1 WEST ARM
LESS TO SIMPSON & OTHERS
MAP .9313


01704-OO0R
R-0351000 $70.82
HATCHEk COLLICE & JACKIE
S 14 T 4 R 10 40 X 80 FT LOT
.K A M/L ORB 98/20 FR PETTY
MAP *93B
,52 01712-000R
R-0351700 $47.35
RAINES DENNIS C SR. & MARTHA
S 14 T 4 R 10 15 AC M/L W/2
OF SEI/4 OF SEI/4. LESS 5 AC
K A IN W/2 OF W/2 ORB 102/203 FR
LISTER
.52 01725-OO0R
R-0353400 HX $79,78
PARKER I1116IM 1 H, & BRENDA F.
S 15 T 4 R 10 .51 AC COM AT
NEC OF NE/4 OF SW/4. S 300 FT
K A TO POB. S 150 FT. W 150 FT. N
150 FT, E 150 FT TO PO8 ORB
.27 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01726--000R
R-0353500 $222,.35
DAVIS OTIS JR.
S 15 T 4 R 10 87 AC E/2 OF
SE/4 OF SE/4: SW/4 OF SE/4 OF
K C SE/4: NE/4 OF SE/4 & ALL OF
SW/4 OF SE/4, LYING BTWN OLD 01.
.87 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01729-050R
R-0354000 $33.00
1:;iS DANIEL.. & BETTY
S 15 T 4 R 10 100 X 75 FT LOTl
IN NU/4 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 ORB
ROLL) 94/758 OC FR MEYERS
MAP 75
,03 01733-000R
R-0354400 $66,84
4 BYRD PORTIA
S 15 T 4 R 10 2 AC 250 FT LOT
IN 'SWJ/4 OF'SE/4 N OF 'OLD
PANAMA ROAD REC'0D ORB 41/487
ROLL.) MAP 75
01735-001R
,3 R-0354900 $28.60
SIMS DANIEL
S 15 T 4 R 10 ,12 AC A LOT 50
4 BY 100 FT REC'D ORB 94/690
C QCD FROM DAWSON
MAP -753
01780-000
R-0360000 HX $564.24
.74 DAVIS OTIS, JR. & DEBORAH R
S 22 T 4 R 10 5 2/3 AC REC'D
ORB 96/611 PARCEL '3 FROM
OF KEMP
MAP *75
017PO-002R
.17 R-0360200 $136.97
DAVIS OTIS JR. ET UX
S 22 & -23 T 4 R 10 60 AC
REC'D ORB 72/694 PARCELS 1 &
2 & ORB 75/590
MAP 175 & 93C
01785-030R


S 24 T 4 R 10 1 ACRE M/L LOT
IN NW1/4 ORB 82/669 (THIRD
PARCEL)
MAP* 93 3D
01895'-000R
R-0374700 $526.61
GASKIN CHARLES A, .JR.
S 24 T 4 R 10 PB 1 PG 25
BEG AT NEC OF LOT 3 H&H PLA
T RUN S 29 FT' FOR POB RUN W 15
0 FT .S 22FT E 150 FT, N 22 FT
(FOR FU'LRTHER LEGAL. SEE TAX ROLL.)
01950-000R
R-0381000 $117.53
LEWIS L., V
S 24 T 4 R 10 76/100 ACRE A
208.75 FT LOT PARALLEL TO
HIUAY' REC' D DBK 2/555 & 566
LESS N 50 FT TO CANNING IN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01994-00OR
R-0386100 $421.08
CANNING DR. H. B, EST,
MACKS ADDN TO WEWAHITCHKA PB
1 PG 14 BEGIN AT SWC OF LOT
32 RUN N 30 FT E 80 FT S 30
FT W 80 FT TO BEG
MAP *94A
02012-OO0R
R-0387800 $824,91
!'.WLING RUSSELL Y,
MACKS ADDN TO WEWAHITCHKA PB
1 PG 14 LOTS 67 & 68 ORB,
112/726 FR PATTERSON (DREW)
MAP *94A
'02032-000R
R-0390000 $74.12
STOKES MARY W
MACKS ADON TO WEWAHITCHKA PB
1 PG 14 LOTS 136 & 137
MAP 494A
02066-000R
R-0393800 $163,92.
SHERESH GEORGE & ROSSIE
GULF COUNTY LAND CO
SUBDIVISION PBI 1 PG 11 LOT 4
ORB 113/399 & UNREC.
AGREEMENT FR BROGDON & CHASON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
02069-000R
R-0394100 $79.48
SHERESH GEORGE J.
GULF COUNTY LAND CO, SUBD PB
I PG PG 11 LOTS 7, 8 ORB13
74/336
MAP* 9311
BLK 3
02101-000R
R-0397400 $499.41
GASKIN, ALIENE
GULF COUNTY LAND CO,. SUBO
LOTS .1, 2, 3 & 4: S 10 FT
LESS E 10 FT LOT 5Q N 15 FT
LESS 5.54 FT LOT 5 ORB 85/227
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
02158-000R2
R-0402900 $492,82
BAILEY EDUARD13
LAKE ALICE ADO TO WEWAHITCHKA
LOTS 11, 12. 13. 14, ORB3
79/442
MAP* 931)
BLK 5
02160-002R
R-0403200 $315.53
CROCKER MICHAEL OSBORNE ET UX
LAKE ALICE ADDITION PB 1 PG 9
LOTS 3 & 4 ORB 87/674 FR
JENSEN
MAPU 931)
BLK 6
02169-00I5R
R-0404200 $91.38
HCCLELLAN BRINTON & VIRGINIA
S 25 T 4 R 10 1.2 AC M/L
200 X 202.6 FT REC*D ORB
118/94 FR NIXON
MAP* 94A
02234-000R
R-0417900 $261.67
LISTER H, C, EST,
S'25 T 4 R 10 .1 LOT AS DES IN
OBK 16/122 ON SECOND ST.
MAP* 94A
02278-000R
R-0423600 HX $30.55
NORRIS BRENDA & PAUL
COLLEGE PARK PB 1 PG13 LOTS
55,56 57,58.59,60, & LOT 9
ELK 2 IDA GRIFFIN SUB AND A
PARCEL 242,94 FT ON E & 248


Page SC


-- -


(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
02339--010R
R-0429400 $59,72
WUITFIIELD MICHAEL W,
RISI 1I ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16 LOT 9
MAPU$.94A BLK 1
02340-000R
R-0429500 HX $86.68
WHITFIELD JAMES FRANKLIN
RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16 LOTS 10 &
11
MAP* 94A
02347-020R
R--0432700 HX $119.97
WARD CHARLES E, ET UX
RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16 LOT 3 & N
1/2 OF LOT 4
MAP4 94A,
BLK 3


02377-004R
R-0436300
WARD JAMES
CLECKLEY 'S
LOT 13 PRB
MAP* 94A


$59.56
B. & SARAH J,
ADDN UNIT NO, 2
103/518 FR LISTER


BLK 9
02391-003R
R-0438200 $79.37
MUINA GLENDA F.
HARDEN'S ADDITION TO CITY OF
WEWAHITCHKA UNIT ONE PB 2 PG
22 LOT 16 ORB 108/236 FR
ARMSTRONG
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
02394-000R
R-0438600 HX $92.08
CAPPS MARY V.
HARDENS ADDITION TO CITY OF
WEWAHITCHKA UNIT ONE PB 2 PG
22 LOTS 17. N 1/2 OF 18 ORB
67/1095 BEING A LIFE ESTATE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
02444-000R
R-0443600 $91,78
MUINA GLENDA
S 25 T 4 R 10 ,5 AC
BEG AT NEC OF SW/4 OF NE/4
& RUN S 210 YOS FOR POB, TH RU
N N 70 YDS. E 70 YDS, S 70 Y
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
02452-016R1
R-0445600 $57.22
BEAN JOHN 1. ET UX
S 25 & 26 T 4 R 10 1 ACRES
M/L ORB 80/519
MAP* 94A & 94B
02459-001R
R-0447500 $36.11
RILEY JIMMY E.
S 26 T 4 R 10 75 X 100 FT LOT
FR HILL IN ORB 74/1016
MAP 494B


02471-005R
R-0449900 $73
CLECKLEY CHARLES & BETTY
WHISPERING PINES UNIT 1 PB
PG 9 LOT 4
MAP *94C
02484-000R
R-0454900 $54
RHINEHIART MARGARET FOSTER
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOTS
2, 3 & 4 ORB 79/604-
MAP *94B


.92

3



.71


BLK B
02486-050R
R-0455200 HX $36.34
KEITH SARA JO
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOTS
26. 27. 28 ORB 105/316 FR
HAND ET AL
MAP4 94B
BLK B
02497-000R
R-0456300 $48.52
WILLIAMS DAVID ESTATE
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOTS
20, 21. 22. 23 & 24
MAP 494B
BLK B
02498-000R
R-0456400 $21,20
FOSTER ELIZABETH MARGARET
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOT 29
MAP 0948
BLK B
02500-000R
R-0456600 $36.11
FOSTER ELIZABETH MARGARET
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOTS
31.'32 & 33
MAP *94B
BLK B
02501-000R
R-0456700 $21.20
WILLIAMS ROOSEVELT
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOT 34
MAP. 941
BLK B
02503-00OO0R
R-0456900 $205.86
SALMON JOE H,
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOT 3
ORB 73/647. & ORB 97/618 QC FR
SALMON
MAP* 9413
BLK C
025.06-000R
R-0457200 $29.91
BRITT DAVID L.
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOTS 1
& 2
MAP 49413
BLK D


02538-000R
R-0460200
HAND BRYANT & ANNIE
PINE RIDGE ADDITION
LOT 4 ORB 69/723
MAP *94B


$39,73
GENE
PB 2 PG 8


BLK 1
02557-000R
R-0462300 1169.48
COLVIN NERVIN
PIF'E RIDGE ADDITION PB 2 PG 8
LOT 14
MAP4 948
BLK 4
02561 -000R
R-w0462700 $41.,11
COLVIN JOHN
PINE RIDGE ADDITION PB 2 PG 8
LOT 18 ORB 107/90 FR COLVIN
QC DEEDS FROM KEITH HEIRS
MAP* 941
BLK 4


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02572-000R
R-0463800 $71.77
WARREN NETTLE (MRS.) HEIRS OF
LESTERS SUBDIVISION
(UNRECORDED) LOT 21 ORB 16/65
MAP* 940 BLK 2
02586-O0OOR
R-0465900 $135, 96
HUGHES WILLIAM WILLIS
S 36 T 4 R 10 REC'D ORB
57/938 FROM WHALEY
MAP 94
02599-010R
R-0467600 $33.00
DANIELS ROY L, & DEANNA M.
S 36 T 4 R 10 ,83 AC M/L 240
FT ON SR 386: 150 FT DEPTH
ORB 90/249 FR DANIELS
MAP* 940
,02601--010R
R-0468200 $56.28
DANIELS RANDY
S36 T4 R101 AC M/L 210 X 210
FT PARCEL ON SR 71 OFFICIAL
RECORD BOOK 94 PAGE 1077. FROM
SAMBO JEFF DANIELS MAP* 94D
02602-021R
R-0469300 $203.84
FOSTER STEPHEN
THOMAS SUBDIVISION PB 3 PG 15
LOT 1 UNRECORDED AA FR BORING
MAPI 94D BLK B
02603-OOOR
R-0470000 HX $1.274.81
MILLERGREN NILS A
S 36 T 4 R 10 6.17 ACRES
641.27 FT ALONG SR 71 IN NEC
OF NE1/4 OF NW1/4 REC'D ORB
35/623
MAP*. 940
02629-055R
R-0473700 $89,79
TAYLOR KENNETH & DWAYNE
MITCHELL MANOR SULU.
UNRECORDED LOT 4 HUY FRONTAGE
.5 AC M/L ORB 113/677-8 FR
BROGDON
MAP. '94
02655-OOOR
R--0477700 HX $227,.89
WINCHELL. MORRIS E. C/O *
S 36 T 4' R 10 3.6 AC M/L A
LOT ON N LINE OF LESTER SUBO
ORB 86/125 FR FILOS, LESS ,4.
AC M/L IN ORB 89/912 TO
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
02664-050R
R-0478900 $48.52
STRIPILIN ROY B. JR,
S 1 T 5 R 10 1 AC M/L 104 X
432 ON SR 71 PARCEL REC'0 ORB
116/886 FR STRIPLIN
MAP 95A
02707--001R
R-0489800 $162..32
JOHNSON CLIFFORD M. ET UX
S 12 T 5 R 10 5.2 AC IN SE/4
OF SE/4 ORB 80/232
MAP 0950
02729-000R
R--0492500 HX $229.03
NOBLES WILLIE F, & DOROTHY
S 13 T 5 RFIO 5 AC S/2 OF W/2
OF E/2 .0F SE/4 OF SE/4 ORB
104/1003 FR GATES
MAP :96
02802-000 R
R-0503400 $564, 85
SUMMERS RICHARD W .ET UX
S 11 *T 7 R 10 1.68 AC REC'D
ORB 06/275 FT SIMMONS
MAP o101C
02839-003R
PR-0507600 $58.59
3IVEN WILLIAM T,
S 11 T 7. R 10 ,5. AC M/L BEING
211 X 100 FT LOT OFFICIAL
RECORD BOOK 94 PAGE 865 FROM
NEEL
MAP 101C
02839-004R
R--0507700 $56.09
13IVEN WILLIAM
S 11 T 7 R 10 .5 AC M/L 211
FT tON SR 71 X 100 FT DEPTH ,
ORB 92/85 FR NEEL.
MAP I101 C
02870-000R
R-0511500 $151.00
CHIRISTOPHER HICKS
BEATY SUbDIVISION PB 1 PG 23
LOTS 43. 44, 45 & 46 ORB
99/254 FR PETTIS
MAP 101C BLK B
02a74-000R
R-051f1900 $57,03
ADAMS GORDON
BEATY SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG 23
LOTS 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, 12. 39
& 40
MAP 101C


BI...K C
02880-000R
R-0512500 $117,04
MYRICK JAMES L,
BEAT SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG 233
LOTS 1. 2. 3, 4, 5. 6 & 41
THRU 46 ORB 113/621 FR ROSS1
MAP 0101C
BLK 0
02891-000R
RI-0513600 $68,44
DICKENS RAY
BEAUTY SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG 23
LOTS 7 THRU 15 & 37 & 38
MAP *101C
BL.K EF
02947-000R
R-0518800 $841,16
GABLES WANDA H.
WIMICO SUBO. PB 1 PG 31 .75.
AC LOT 1 BLK 1 & PART OF SECT
1.1 T 7 R 10 REC'D ORB 108/109
FR GABLES
MAP* 101C
02949--000R
R-051.9000 $97.15
GABLES WANDA H,.
WIMICO SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG 31.
LOTS 5. 6. 7, 8 & 9 ORB
108/109 FR GABLES.
MAPS 101C


02963-000 R
'R-0520500
AL..LEN SYBI13 LL
WIMICO SUBDIVISION
LOTS 7 & 8 AND W/2
ADJOINING SAME.
FR DOUDS
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL
-in .- "-** ^ -- ,. .


03054-0001R
k.-0532600 HX $
HAU KIN S JOSEPH A & JOYC
WARD RIDGE UNIT NO. 1 PB
3 LOTS 21 & 22 ORB 116/9
MOORE:
MAP# 6913
03057-002R
R-0534900 HX $
ADAMS JOEL DENNY ET UX
UA6RD RIDGE UNIT NO. 1 PB
3 0F I 1
MAP *691B

03071-000
R--0540500 $
BURKETT GREG & SUSAN R.
WARD. RIOGE UNIT NO. 2 PB
4 LOTS 7 & 9 ORB 111/372
HARRELSON
MAPS 6913

03101-050R
R-0546300 $
MCMULLON ARCHIE W, & VIC
JIONESVILLE SUBDIVISION L
& 40 ORB 111/12 FR TULL
031 26-OOOR
R-.0548600 $
BROWN UILLIE L., ET AL
MONEY BAYOU SUBD. PB 1 PG
ALL OF BLOCK A. EXC LOTS
4 0RB 88/946 FR MONEY BA
BEACH CORP & OFFICIAL RE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T
03127-000R
R-0518700
KING UILLIAM G.
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG
LOT 3
MAP *72C

031.29-0001R
R-0548900
JOSEPH ROBERT
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG
LOT 2
MAP 11.72C

03130-000R
R-P0549000 $
BROUN WILLIEI L, ET AI...
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG
LOTS 1 5, 9, 16, 18, 20
ORB 88/946 FR MONEY B.AYCO
BEACH CORP & OFFICIAL RE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T
03132-000 R
R-0549200 $
HESTER DIAMOND
MONEY BAYOU SUBS PB 1 PG
LOf 4
MAP *72C
03130-O000 R
R--0549000 $
BROWN WILLIE L, ET AL.-
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG
LOTS 1, 5, 9, 16, 18. 20
ORB 88/946 FR MONEY BAYO
BEACH CORP & OFFICIAL RE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T
03132-000R
R-0549200 $
HESTER DIAMOND
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG
LOf 4
MAP *72C


03142-00 OR
R-0550200
BROWN WILLIE L. ET AL
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 P
LOTS 1, 2, 3. ,10, 20 &
88/946 FR MONEY BAYOU B
CORP ORB 94/932 FR GAR1B
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
031.4'--0001
R-0550400
RHODES OAKLAND
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 P
I..OT 5
MAP *72C

03148-'000 R
R-0550800
WYNN JULI.US
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PE) 1 P
LOTS 12 & :13
MAP *72C

03154- -000RO
R-0551400
BROWN UILLIE L.. ET AL
MONEY BAYOU SUBD UNIT N
ALL 1BLK 1 LESS LOTS 1.
& 5 ORB 88/946 FR MONEY
BEACH CORP OFFICIAL REC
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
03157 -000R
R-0551700
BROWN WILLIE L. ET AL
MONEY BAYOU SUBD UNIT N
ALL OF BLOCK ORB 88/946
MONEY BAYOU BEACH CORP
94/932 FR GARBER PB 2 P
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
03164-000R
R-0552400 $1
'HILTOUN CHARLES L, JR, E
S 7 T 9 R 10 640 AC AL.L
SECTION ORB, 88/349 FR W
ET AL
MiAP 7:1:71
03165-OOOR
R-0552500 $1
HILTON CHARLES L, JR. E
S 8 T 9 R 10 640 AC ALL
SECTION ORB 88/349 FR W
ET AL
MAP *:71


03:174 -000R
R-0562400
HILTON. CHARL..ES L,
S 17 T 9 R 10 160
N/2 ORB 88/349 FR
AL
MAP 4172
031.77--000R
R-0562800
HILTON CHARLES ...
S 18 T 9 R 10 640


JR. EF
AC N/:
WOODAI



$1
JR. E
AC A1 L


SECTION ORB 88/349 FR WI
ET AL.


BLK 1 MAP :472
03178-000R
$445,89 R-0 562900 $6
BROWN WILLIE L, ET AL
PB 1 PG 31 S 19 T 9 R 10 33,6 AC 14
OF ALLEY GULF I RONT 400 FT DEPTI-
ORB 118/431 LESS MONEY BAYOU SUBD PI
49 & LESS MONEY BAYOU S3
SEE TAX ROLL) (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE F


$

'G
2
tE
)E
T



G


03180--000R
R-0564600 $301,46
1464,21 HILTON CHARLES L. ..JR, El AL
:E S19 T9 RIO :1.90 AC M/L ALL
2 PG FRAL S19 N OF SR 30 LESS ii
?44 FR FIAYOU COT. BEING 33.6 AC ORB
88/349 FRWOOD- Al.L L& LESS
BLK 1 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE AX ROLL)
03180--055R
1267,31 R-0564900 $868 69
NEIL TERRY A,
2 PG S 19 T 9 R 10 100.21 FT GULF:
369,86 FT AV.DEPTH BEING LOT
1 OF SURVEY ORBE 108/204 BY
BLK 3 NEIL & ASSOC,
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
1190.03 03.100-060R
R-0565000 $868.69
2 PG NEIL TERRY A,
FR S 19 T 9 R 10 100,21 F" GULF:
381,66 FT AV DEPTH BEING LOT
2 OF SURVEY ORB 108/204 BY
BLK 6 NEIL... & ASSOC,
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
.210.05 03180-065R
jKIE R-0565100 $868 .69
.OT 39 NEIL TERRY A,
S .19 T 9 R :10 100.21 FT GULF:
393.46 Ff AV BEING LOT 3 OF
143.44 SURVEY ORB .1.08/204 BY NEIL &
ASSOC
49 (:FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX RQLL)
3 & 031807070OR
wYOU R-.0565200 1868 69
:CORID NEIL.. TERRY A,
AX ROLL) S 19 T 9 R 10 109,06 FT GULF:
406.02 FT AU DEPTH BEING I...OT
$48,37 4 OF SURVEY ORB *108/204 BY
NEIL... & ASSOC,
49 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03180.-075R
R-0565300 $ .251 46
BLK A NEIL TERRY A,
S 19 T 9 R 10 93,75 FT C-30.
$63,78 FRON : 186,57 FT AV DEPTH
BEING. LOT 1 OF SURVEY ORB
49 108/204 1BY NEIL & ASSOC,
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03180.-080R
1LK DI R--0565400 $228.32
NEIL TERRY A.
.344.04 S 19 T 9 R 10 80 FT C-30
FRONT: 181,88 FT AV DEPTH
'49 BEING LOT 2 OF SURVEY ORB
& 2:1. 103/204 BY NEIL & ASSOC.
U ( ;CORD 03180-085R
AX ROLL) R-0565500 $251.46
NEIL TERRY A.
1204,23 S 19 T 9 R 10 89.78 FT C-30
FRONT: 175.31 FT AV DEPTH
49 BEING LOT 3 OF SURVEY ORIB
108/204 BY NEIL & ASSOC,
(FOR .FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
BL.K D 03180--345R
i R-0570200 $436,64
1344,04 CHRISTMAS JOHN H, JR.
TREASURE SHORES SUB [ PB 3 PG
49 26 LOT 19 & 20 ORB 99/185 FR
& 21 HILTON ET AL.
lU MAP 072C
CORD BL K BE
AX ROLL) 03180-370R
R-0570600 $228,32
.204,23 ELLIS MARTHA T,
TREASURE SHORES SUB0 PB 3 PG
26 LOT 24 ORB 94/659 FR "
HILTON ET AL
BLIK o MAP .472C
BLK 0 BLK B
1344.04 031.80-402R
344,04 R-0570900 $63,78
HIILTON CHARLES L. JR. ET AL
S49 TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION'
ORB (UNRECORDED) 81.10 FT ON CO
ACH RD, 30 .34 AC M/L
AX R ) MAP 72
AX ROLL) 03180-403R

$7:1,51. R-0571000 $:156,38
HILTON CHARLES L, JR, El. AL .
49 TREASURE SHORES SUBDIVISION
FIRST ADDITION (UNRECORDED)
66 FT PROPOSED ROAD BEING
BETWEEN LOT :1 & 2


L.LK.


03180-404R
$301,25 R-0571100 $156.38
HILTON CHARLES L, JR, ET AL
16 49 TREASURE SHORES SUBDIVISION
FIRS T AUDITION (UNRECORDE D)
66 FT PROPOSED PARK BEING
BLK E BETWEEN LOT 15 & 16
03180-410R
$614,75 R-0571300 $251,46
PRITCHETT, ANN
01. 2 TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
2. 4 (UNRECORDED) LOT 2 BEING
BAYOU 100,8 FT FRONTAGE ON CO, RD,
ORO 30:; 264.04 FT AVERAGE DEPTH
TAX ROLL) ORB .1.07/467 FR JOSEY
03.1.80-415IR
$544.65 R-0571400 $251.46
SWEANEY MEI..VIN E.
0, 2 TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
FR (UNRECORDED) LOT 3 BEING
ORB 100,8 FT FRONTAGE ON CO, RD.
G 28 '. 0: 276,72 FT AVERAGE DEPTH
TAX ROLL) ORB 107/637 FR JOSEY
03180-420R
,052.93 R-0571500 $251,46
T AL. SEENEY MELVIN
OF TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
OODALL UNRECORDEDO) 1.OT 4 BEING
100,8 FT FRONTAGE ON CO". RD,
30:289,41 FT AVERAGE DEPTH
ORB 111/643 FR JOSEY
,052.93 03180-430R
T AL R--0571700 $251.46
OF JOSEY JR L, B.
00(DALL TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
(UNRECORDEO) LOT 6 BEING
100,8 FT ON CO, RD, 30:
31.3,79 FT AVERAGE DEPTH ORB
$275,86 110/1093 FR JOSEY
T AI. 03180--435 R
2 OF R-0571800 $251.46
LL ET SAXON KENNETH I.. ET AL
TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
(UNRECORDED) LOT 7 BEING
100,8 FT ON CO, RD, 30:
,120.83 327.18 AV OEPTH ORB 113/506--7
T AL FR JOSEY
L. OF 03180-4501R
OODALL R3-0572100 $251.46
SAXON KENNETHI L ET AL
TREASURES SHORES FIRST ADD 1TIO
N (UNRECORDED) LOT 10 BEING 1
.760,19 00.7 FT FRONT ON CO ROAD 30 3
65.42 A0V DEPT I ORB 113/506-7
456 FT FR JOSEY
H M/L. 03100-515R
B 1 PG R-0573300 $251,46
UBD PILCHER WILLIAM T,
TAX ROLL) TREASURE SHORES FIRST


AUDITION (UNRECORDED) LOT 23
BEING 101 75 FT FRONT ON CO
* RD 30 354,50 AV DEPTH ORB
117/236-:37 FR I..., B, JOSEY
031 85- 021
R-0575600 $873.46
DUFF l I N UILLI.. AM M.
S 20 T 9 R 11 100,56 FT GULF
FR ONT 100 F I..AGOON FT M /L..
999 FT AV DEPTH: LESS 530.-B
1.00 FT R/U ORB 85/586 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03 185-023R
R-0575800 $878.93
DUFF IN UI:I...LIAM M.
S 20 T 9 R 10 101.50 FT GULF
FRONT: 472 FT DEPTH M/L ORB
85/617
MAP '721)1
0:3191-007R
R -0580300 $1 ,078 .39
LAMONTE CHARLES V,
S 22 T 9 R 10 125 FT GULF
FRONT: 695 FT DEPTH M/L ORB
87/2 FR GLENN
AP 90D
03191-009R
R-0580500 $3.414,79
QUALI.LS AL, P, & PEGGY L,
S 22 T 9 R 10 400 FT GULF
FRUNTi 563 FT DEPTH M/L ORB
92/782 FR BUSBY OFFICIAL.
RECORD BOOK 92 PAGE 1062 FROM
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03191.-011R
R-0580700 $866. 19
SMITH JODY BRANT
S 22 T 9 R 10 100 FT GULF
FRONT: 455 FT DEPTH M/L ORB
88/394 FR WHATLEY
MAP* 90D1
03200-001R.
R-0586700 $1.21 .67
FISHER WAYNE.1:1, ET AL
INDIAN PASS BEACH. GROUP NO, 1
P.1 PG 48 LOT 13 ORB 77/934
MAP .90D
BLK 0
032:1. 0-012R
R-0590500 $121. 67
MOSCON IS JIMMY G,
INODIAN PASS BEACH ROUP NO, 1
PB 1 PG 48 LOT 4 ORB 67/446
MAP 090D1
BLK S
03210.-014R
R-0590700 $121.67
MOSCONIS JIMMY G,
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO. 1.
PB 1I PG 48 LOT 6 ORB 67/446
MAP 9001
S- BLK' S
032:1.0.-0:1.9R
R-059:15100 $1, 1.1.6,12
BROP IE GENE & GINGER
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO. 1
PB 1 PG 48 LOT 22 ORB 89/3188
FR CRYMES
MAP 0900
BLK S
03226A-01R
R-0595600 $295 .25
SIMPSON SHIRLEY R,
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO, 1
PB 1. P 48 LOT 16 ORB 74/113
MAP *900
BLK W
03248-001R
R-05000500 $1 .331.62
IIENDERSON RICHARD & DELILAH
CAMP PTliLMS 3UB PB 1L PG 53A
LOT :18 LESS E 10 FT RB13
114/954 & ORB :114/955 QC FR
DEBUHR
MAP 090C
03325-050R
R--0610400 $80,65
"BORDERS GARY LEE
S12 13T RI. 35 AC M/L BEING !1/
2 PORTION OF SEI1/4 OF SW1/4 &
.SWI1/40F SEI/4 ORB 97/1:081 FRO
M BOBBIE LEE B ORDERS LESS ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03326-120R
R-0611000 $55,71
FALL STANLEY W.,AYNE
S 13 T 5 R 11 SUNSHINE ACRES
UNRECORDED AGRMIT LOT 4 .96 AC
M/L
MAP *42
03326-125R
R-0611100 $.53,21
FALL STANLEY
S 13 T 5 R 11 SUNSHINE: ACRES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 5 ,96 AC M/L
MAP *.:42
03330-000R
R-0614100 $86,71
BORDERS RONN IIE
S 13 T 5 R 11 27.,46 AC SW/4
OF NU/.4 REC'L OFF I C I AL RECORD
BOOK 95 PAGE 727 FROM BOBBIE
LEE BORDERS & LESS 5 AC ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03342..050P
.R-0617300 $205,72
BLREMAN .JEFFRITEY IR, ME. ANIE
S 23 T 5 R 1 1. 8,66 AC M/L .ORB
:1. 14/77 FR TAUNTON
M AP .42
03391.-006R
1R'-062'200 '.$69,69
CLAYT0N 1: (RO0 A1DCIAAST:ING CO,
S 31 T 5 R .11 1 ,02 AC 165 X
..70 FT IOT REC'D ORB 71/393


MAP :11. 13C
03395-00 0R
R--0629800
CRAIG LEONARD F.
S 31. T 5 R 1.1 .53
X 250 FT LOT
MAPF: 13C'
03406-130R
R-0632500
DEAR ING DANIEL.. S.


$42.35


AC M/L 92.5



$183.76


S 31 T 5 R 11 EAST CANAL
ACRES UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION
LOT 7 ORB 98/1000
*03406-175R
R-0633400 $188.76
HOBSON ROBERT & REBA
S 32 1 5 R 1:1. EAST CANAL
ACRES. UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION
LOT 16 ORB 108/761 AA FR
TAUN TON
MAP* 13D
03426-005R
R-0638200 $192,50
GOSSOW L. 0, WOLFGANG
S 33 T 5 R 11 1 AC
A PARCEL OF LD 141.86 FT X
245.88FT X 321,02 FT X 184,33
FT REC'O ORB 112/627 OC FR


GOSSOW
03426-210IR
FR-0639100
KENT CHIAR.LES M,
S 33 T 5 R 11
PARCEL REC'0 I 14
AA FR CARR
MAP4. 27C
03,426.250 R
R-0639200
KENT CHARLES M,
S 33 T 5 R 1.1


$114,46
& PATRICIA 1:)

OR3 11.7/1097



$1.14.46


, AC M/L


PARCEL REC'D ORB 116/1045 AA
FR CARR
MAPS 27C
03435-000R
R-0640100 $48,
HILTON JESSE U,
UETAPPO RIDGE SUB1
UNRECORDEDE) 1.OT 2 .ORB 5/338
MAP *27C


76


BLK 1
03451-031R
R-0644600 $126.25
FALL SFANLEY W, JR.
WETAPPO CREEK ESTATES PB 3 PG
7 LOI 12 ORB 94/450 AA FR.
ARNOLD
MAP I 271)
BLK .C
03452-001R
R-0645000 $136.73
KOEBRUGGE PAUL H.
S 34 T 5 R 11 ,57 AC M/L ORB
74/821 AA FR ARNOLD BEING A
LOT 263 X 100 X 200 X 125 FT
LYING IN S/2 OF E/2 OF SE/4
MAP *27D
03460-135R
R-0649200 $160.64
GRANGER. THOMAS GERALD & JEAN
S 35 T 5 R 11 CREEKWOOD FIRST
ADDITION (UNREC) LOT 7 ORB
100/268 FR MEXICO BEACH CORP,
INC.
MAP* 43
03493-000R
R-0657000 HX $661,62
WILLIAMS WILI...I AM C, JR.
S 5 T 6 R 11 3,04 AC BEG AT
NEC OF SW/4 OF NW/4 & RUN S
230 FT FOR POB. TH S 270 FT.
TH W 490 FT, TH N 270 FT, TH
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03495-250IR
R-0657800 $308,20
FOSTER MARK & GAYLE
S 6 T 6 R 11 LOTS 5. 6. 7. 14
& 15 UNRECORDED PLAT UFR
TAUNTON IN NE/4 OF NE/4 ORBE
90/345 FR TAUNTON
MAP *14B
03501-155R
R-0660500 $173.75 .
VIZCARRA EULOGIO M.
S 6 T 6 R 11 SUNSHINE FARMS
(UNRECORDED) LOT 11 5.77 AC
M/L UNRECORDED AA FR TAUNTON
MAP *141
03579-000R
R-0673500 $255,15
HATCHER JUANITA
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LO" :10
MAP :1:6C
BLK 5
03593-00:1.R
R- 0675 200 $459.,57
HARREI..L ROBERT. C. ET UX
BEACON HILL. SUBD PB P PG 2
LOT 13 STRIP BETWEEN LOT 13
& US 98 REC'D ORB 76/224
MAP *16C
BLK 6


03614-I000R
R-0677600
14U UTFIELL JOSEPH P,.
BE ACON HILL. SUBD PB 1
LOT 19
MAP I16C


$687,39

PG 2


BLK 7
03646-O000R
R-0682600 $452.84
WATSON PHILLIP L, JR,
BEACON HILL SUB1 PB 1 PG 2
LOTS 7 & 9 ORB 114/932 FR
MONTFORD
BLK 11
MAP* 16C
03662-00OOP
R-0684400 $171,81
RANCHO. ALGRIA
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 P.G 2
LOTS 18 & 19
MAP *16C
BLK 14
03670-000R
R-0685200 $86.96
POWELL DALTON W. & SHARON Y
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOT 8 ORB 97/118 FROM YORK
MAP *16C
BLK 14
03685-000R
R-0686800 $413.50
MOROEN ARTHUR U., & SHERL
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOTS 5.,7 & 9 ORB 107/479 FR
MEGHEE
MAP 16C
BLK 16
03706-OOOR
R-0689600 $172.84
MORGAN ELTON THOMAS
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOT 11 ORB 71/1054
MAP 416B
BLK 18
03710-005R
R-0690600 $77.10
BELL MARY ELIZABETH
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOT 20 ORB 89/247 FR
DOUGHERTY
MAP *16B
BLK 19
03710-007R
R-0690700 $232.71
KRUMSIERK MARY ELIZABETH
BEACON HILL SUBO PB 1 PG 2
LOT 18 ORB 109/353 FR OLIVER
MAP *16B
BLK 19


.03712-000R
R-0691100
MARTIN HOWARD L.
BEACON HILL SUBD
LOT 15
MAP :168


$86.96
EDGEPARK
PB 1 PB 2


BLK 19


(Continued on Page 7)















(Continued from Page 6


03731-000
R-0693000 $86.96
StOKES ROGER S. & VICKIE
BEACON HILL SUBO PB 1 PG 2
LOT 11 ORB 92/218 FR GATES
MAP *16C
BLK 22
03733-050R
R-0694700 HX $68.20
KELLY BILLY L. & THERESA A.
BEACON HILL SU80 PB 1 PG 2.
LOTS 13. 15. 17 & 19 ORB
104/797 FR GILBERT
MAP* 16C
BLK 24
03752-OOOR
R---0699100 $148.67
LARIOS MARGARET
BEACON HILL ESTATES UNIT ONE
PB 2 PG 46 LOT I ORB 76/251
MAP *16B
BLK 3
03797-001R
R-0704800 $119.33
BAKER FRANK A, ET AL
S 31 T 6 R 11 60 X 125 FT LOT
IN ORIG GOVT LOT 4 ORB 85/345
FR MC CLELLAND
MAP* 16C
03798-000R
R-0704900 $4,142.35
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES. INC.
S31 & 32 T6 Ril BEING LOTS 7 &
8 ORIG IN SEC 31 & PORTION IN
SEC 32 LESS GULF AIRE SUBD (
REC'0 & UNREC'D) & LESS TRACT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
037908-024R
R-0707200 $269.97
LOGIV KERMIT D. & GI..ENOA SUE1
GULF AIRE PB 3 PG 13 LOT 6
PAGE 158 FROM GULF INDIES
CORP.
MAP #16C OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK
BLK B


03798--064 R
R-0710200 HX
OVERHOI-T GARALD D). &
GULF AIRE PB 3 PG 13
ORB 107/633 FR ODOM
MAP 116C


$718,78
PATRICIA
LOT 2


BLK F
03798-140R
R-0712700 $216.75
HARRELL.JOE C,
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II LOT
21 ORB 102/43 FR SUDDUTH
REALTY CO INC. '& ORB 107/559
QC FR HARRELL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03798-145R
R-0712800 $216.75
HARRELL JOE C.
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II LOT
22 ORB 102/37 FR SUDDUTH
REALTY CO INC. & ORB 107/560
QC FR.HARRELL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03798-150R
R-0712900 $214.25
KING EODDIE J.
GULF AIRE SUBO,. PHASE Ij 1 LOT
23 ORB 100/698
MAP 16C


BLK C
03798-155R
R-0713000 $216,75
KING EDDIE' J.
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II LOT
24 ORB 100/703 FR SUDOUTH
REALTY CO INC
MAP* 16C
BLK C
03798-182R
R-0713700 $492.04
PEAVY DELACY M. III
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II A
29.79 PORTION OF LOT 29 BEING
UNIT 1 ORB 104/1020 FR L FLA.
CONST. CO, INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA.X ROLL)
03798"-183R
R-0713800 $492,.04
PEAVY DELACY M. III
GULF AIE SUBD, PHASE I1 A 16
FT PORTION OF LOT 29 BEING
UNIT '2 ORB 104/1028 FR WU
FLA. CONST. CO. INC,
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03798-:184R
R--0713900 $492.04
PEAVY DELACY M, III
GULF AIRE SUB0, PHASE II A
44:21 FT PORTION OF LOT 29
BEING UNIT 3 ORB 104/1028 FR
W, FLA, CONST. CO. INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL..)
03798-190R
R-0714300 $519.29
YOU FERRY & GARALD OVERHOI.T
GULF AIRE SUB0. PHASE II N 30
FT OF LOT 31 UNIT A OF BLUE
HAVEN TRIPLE ORB 99/16 FR
SUDOUTH
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03798-191R
R--0714400 HX $339.79
MURPHY THOMAS & KIMBERLY
GULF AIRE SUBD, PHASE II1
MIDDLE 20 FT OF LOT 31 UNIT B
OF BLUE HAVEN TRIPLEX ORB
109/75 AGREEMENT FR YON &
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03798-1921R
R-0714500 $516.79
YON'( ERRY & GARALD OVERHOLF
GULFAIRE SUBD, PHASE II S 30
FT OF LOT 31 UNIT C OF BLUE
HAVEN TRIPLEX
MAP* 16C
03798-260R1
R-0716100 $216.75
BASS DEBORAH S.
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II LOT
15 ORB 99/671 FR SUDDUTH
REALTY CO. INC.
MAP* 16C
03798-486R BLK [1
R-0720700 $83.08
J. B. HOMES INC,
GULF AIRE PHASE III UNRECORDED
LOT 3 ORB 118/439-40 FR GULF
AIRE PRO.
MAP* 16C
03798-488R
R-0720800 $83.08
J.B, HOMES INC.
GULF AIRE PHASE III UNRECORDED
LOT 4 ORB 118/439-40 FR GULF


AIRE PROP,
MNAP* 16C
03798-655R
R--C724400 $1.547.67
SU1OUTH J, ROWE
S 31 T 6 R 11 BEING BLOG V
UNIr 30: 29.5 FJT GULF FRONT:
GULF AIRE 1OLJNHOUSE ORB
100/320 FR SUDOUIH REALTY CO,
(FOR I U lTHER LEGAL'SEE TAX ROLL)

03037-000R
R-0733500 $732.34
FREEMAN BILLY WAYNE
YON'S ADDI TION TO BEACON HIL...
LOT 1 ORB 113/363 FR FREEMAN
BLK 3
MAPI 17A
03890-001R
R-0740500 $301.06
O.'OELL WILLIAM A,
YON'S AUDITION TO BEACON HILL.
LOI i0
MAP *17A
BLK 8
03906 -001R
R-0741700 $795,16
SPURLIN NEAL ET UX
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
LOT 19 & SW'LY 1/2 OF LOT 18
ORB 86/773
MAP 17A
w 9
03907-000R
R-0741900 HX $671.07
13ULER HAROLD) M
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
LOTS 6. 7 & N/2 OF 5
MAP 017A
BLK 9
03917-0OOOR
R-0743000 $251.46
GOSSOW WOLFGANG LO.
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
LOT 4 ORB 101/388 FR BARBIE
& ORB 112/626 OC FR GOSSOW
BLK 10
MAP* 17A
03920 000R
R-0743500 $279.83
I.)EPEW AUD.REY L, OUREN
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
L..OT 12 ORB 78/894
MAP -17A
BLK 10
03981-001R
R-0751300 $948.76
J & JO INVESTMENTS INC.
CORONADO GULFVIEW UNIT 1 ORB
114/175 FR CORONADO GULFVIEW
I'NC.,
MAP# 17A
03981-003R
R-0751500 $943.76
CORONADO GULFVIEW
CORONADO GULFVIEW UNIT 3
MAP* 17A
04048-OOOR
R--0762900 $120.32
WOOD CARL DAVID
PORT ST, JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 1
LOT 1 ORB 102/991 FR COSTIN &


GIBSON
MAPt 17A


04050--OOOIR
R--07631.00


PORT ST. JOE
LOTS 2 & 4
MAP 417A


IHX

BEACH UNI1


04079-OOO
R---0766900 HX
MARTIN NORMAN M,
PORT ST, JOE BEACH
LOTS 1. & 3
MAP :17A


UN IT


04086-0,00R
R-0767600
BROWN WANDA
PORT ST, JOE BEACH UNIT
LOI 9 & EL'Y 1/2 OF LOT
ORB 90/962 FR RICHARDS
MAP *:1]7A

04087-000
R-0767700
THOMAS GEORGE C,
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT
LO F 15 ORB 96/430 FR, C
MAP *17A/

04107-000R
R-0770200
SHIVERS MARJORIE ANN
PORT ST, JOE BEACH UNIT
LOT 2, 4 & 6 ORB 108/28
MCARTHUR & WHITE
MAPS: 17A

04143-050R
R1-0774700
GRIFFIN TERRY L, & MEDF
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT
E 50' LOT 6 ORB 114/710
SEALEY
MAP* 17A
04145--001R
R-0774900
LEVINS PATRICIA ANN
PORT ST, JOE BEACH UNIT
49.99 X 150 FT PORTION I
14 (BEING LOT 1 OF AN UI
SUBO) ORB 116/990-92 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE 1
04186--000R
R--0781600
MOORE TERRY L, AND
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT
LOr :1 ORB 93/1085 AA FR
COSTING
MAP *17A

04186-002R
R-0781.800 $
BARBER JAMES G. & I DEBRA
PORT ST, JOE BEACH UNIT
LOT 3 ORB3 96/912 FROM GI
MAP :I17A

04204--001R
R"-0784500 $
DEROSTYNE NANCY JEFFCOAT
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT
LOT 2 ORB 107/344 QC FR
JEFFCOAT ESTATE
MAP* 17A

04244-050R
R"-0794400 $
PELICAN SHORES CORP.


S 16 T 7 R 11
120.28 FT PARCEL ON US 98
320 FT AV DEPTH ORB 118/892
FR VAUGHIT ET AL
04247-000R
R-0794800 $1,893.15
MATTHEWS ARTHUR L. & ANNIE
S 16 T 7 R 11 ,980 AC M/L
164,04 FT GULF FRONT: 267 FT
AV DEPTH ORB 98/552 FR
VIZCARRA
HAP* 32B
04255-030R
R-0795600 $2,375.46
VIZCARRA EULOGIO M. M, P A,
ST, JOSEPH SHORES SUBO PB 1
PI 26 3 50 FT OF LOT 4, LOT 5
MAP# 328
BLK 1
04255 -060 R
R-0796006 $1 .328.90
uTZCARRA EULOGI0 M. M P ,A
ST. JOSEPH SHORES SUBI PB 1
P6 26 S/2 LOT 7 DIVIDlEO DE & U
FR 20 FT N OF SEC & 20 FT S
OF NWC ALL OF .OT 9 &.. LOT 10
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
04203-.-000R
R-0799900 $87.83
G JEPT N COI.ICE
S 27 T 7 R 11 REC '.D OBK
25/164
MAP '133A
04376 000R
R--0809400 $73.05
UOOD : MILORED L.
BAYVIEW FIGHTS PB 1 PG 26
I..0T 2 &' 3
.MAP #491I


04404-0OOR
R-0811900
KIGHIT LINDA G,
BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB
I.. OT 10 ORB 117/299
MAP :1:49B


04404-050R
R-0812000
I...LINTON BENNY F, & L.
BAYVIEU HEIGHTS LOT
109/903 FR LINTON
MAP : 49B
04405-000R
R-0812100
LINTON JOHNNY '0.
BAYVIElW HEIGHTS PB
L..OT 1:1. ORB 117/1033
ESTATE
MAP* 491
BLK F
04400-000 R
'R-0812400
LINTON BENNY F. & L
BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB 1
LOT 16 ORB 104/778 A
FR QUALITY SVCS.
MAP* 498


04415-000R
R-0813000
TUTTLE JERRY L.


BAYVIEW HEIGHTS
LOT 9 & N 70 FT
BLK 11 MAP *49E8

$279.75 04416-OOO
R-0813100
T NO. 1 TUTTLE JERRY L,
BAYVIEW HEIGHTS
LOTS 14. 15 & S
BLK 11 i 13
MAP :149
$104.69


BLK C

$149,05

1 PG 26
FR LINTON

BLK F

$207.90
IN DA S,
7 ORB



$167.70

:1. PG 26
FR LINTON


INI:
1 PG
AGRE


PB 1 PG
OF 12 &


PB 1 PG
25 FT 0


04453-000R
T NO, 1 R-0816700 $108,.54
ADAMS IRENE
FOREHANDS FIRST ADDITION LOT
BLK 16 6 & E/2 OF LOT 5 ORB 93/830
FR WATSON
$400,10 MAP :1498
BLK 4
0 NO. 1 04473--000
11 nR--0818600 $199.67
LINTON BENNY FRANK & LINDA D,I
FOREHAND SECOND ADDITION TO
BLK :16 HIGHLAND VIEW PB :1 PG 50 LOT
3, LESS W'LY 6 FT & LOT 2 ORB
$193.38 117/49:1. FR WILLIAMS
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
SNO, 1 04502-OOO
;0STIN R-'0821200 HX $333,65
WHITFIEL)D AARON L.
BLK 16 FOREHAND SECOND ADDITION TO
HIGHLAND VIEW PB 1 PG 50 LOTS
$346,16 5, 8. 9 & 12 ORB 106/1042 FR
WHITFIELD...
NO. 2 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
5 FR 04503-000R
R-0821300 HX $61.94
RICHTER JOHNNY
BLK 23 FOREHAND SECOND AUDITION TO1
HIGHLAND VIEW P1B 1 PG 50
$84,36 LOTS 10 &0 11 ORB 117/583 F'R
'ORI R. RICHTER
NO, 2 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
FR
04507-000R
R-0821700 $112,58
BAY TIMOTHY W. & DONNA L.
$268.03 FOREHAND SECOND ADDITION TO
S HIGHLAND VIEW PB 1 PG 50 LOTS
2 2 ORI 89/341 FR ANDREWS ET AL
O F LOT MAP 44913
SNREC EIL. K F
KENR. 04539-030R
AX R ) -0825000 $292.75
TAX ROLL) .. VIZCARRA EULOGIO

$12032 S 27 1 7 R 1.1 594 AC M/L 225
FT US 98 FRONT: 115 FT DEPTH
NO, ORB 89/390 FR JACKSON ET AL
O 04547 -OOOR
R-0829100 $66.28
ADAMS GORDON
S 26 T 7 R 11 50 X 132. FT LOT
BLK 37 IN NWC OF NW/4 OF OF GOVT LOT
:1.4 ORBE 16/1043 FR FOREHAND
S- IBE ING SAWMI LL
TNO. MA 1: 49B
NO.. 2 04625-000IR
1BO1N R-0838200 $546,63
H11 OPPS NERO SR, IHEIRS OF0
BLK 7 S- JOE IE IGiTS Si B) PB I. PG
35 LOTLI 2 & N 1/2 :UF LOTV 4 OR13
120., 32- 107/225 FR HOPPS ESTATE
MAP# 50A


NO, 2
04630 -1000 R
R .-0838600
GAINER. MANSFIE... & CORA
BLK 42 ST,. JOE HEIGHTS SUjBD PB
PG35 LOF 12 ORB 75/693
684.11 MAP 150A


L.EE


1


Bi LCK i


The tarPor St.Joe Fla hursayMay ,198 Pae 7


04637-000R
R-0039300 $54.70
LEWIS ROBERT C/O
ST, .JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1 PG
*35 N1/2 OF LOT 10
MAP 1.650A
BLK B
04638-000R
R-0039400 $117,.59
GAINER JERRY
ST, JE HE IGH ITS S.JB PB 1 P(
35 S/2 OF LOT 10
MiAP :#50A
BLK B
04640-0001R
I-08U39600 $276,61
MC: KELVY POLLY, HEIRS OF
ST, JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1 PG
35 lOT 20
MAP 150A

046533 -OOOR
P-0040900 $1.598,08
PATTERSON SERA ALLEN
CITY OF PORT ST, JOE.
I..r9 :17 & 19 iOROi 118/195 QC
FRI PATTERSON
MAP$ 50A


F' I.. R:4


PATTER SON SERA ALLFN
CITY OF PORT ST, JOE.
LOTS 20, 22 & 24 ORB 118/195
QC FR PATTERSON
MAP. 50A
BLK 4
04715-001R
R-0847600 0 $102,95
GULF TWIN INC.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE N 20 'FT
OF E/2 OF LOT 18 ORB 83/609
MAP :50 A
BLK 15
04716-OOOR
R-0847700 $-472,74
GULF TWIN INC
C.:ITY OF PORT ST, JOE N 21 FT
& S 9 FT OF W 45 FT OF LOT :1.4
& I 45 FT OF LOTS 16, 18 & 20
ORB 81/969
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
04735-000-R
R-0849900 $623,22
PARR ISH KAYE F,
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT 19
ORB 92/6:1.6 QC FR PARR ISI 1
MAP 050oA
BLK 16


04788-000
R-0857700 $2.654.39
$199.87 CRISP DONALD R
IA D. CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS 18,
3 26 20, 22 & 24 ORB 11087837 FR
CEMENT HAND & ORB 108/838 FR PARKER
ESTATE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
BLK F 04804--002R
R-0860000 $148,.16
$166.64 ST, JOSEPH BAY CONST. CO. INC.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
26 LOT 9 ORB 117/683 QC FR
13 QUARLES
.- :- -MAP* 50A
BLK G. B...K 24
.048053-000R
$90.99 NR-0860500 $748,95.
ST. JOSEPH BAY CONSTRUCTION
26 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE .
3F 12 & LOT 11 ORB 117/687-88 FR
QOUARLES
MAP* I 50A
BLK G B LK< 24


04866-040IR
R-0873500 H X $848.90
GAY A.M. & CLARA
CITY OF PORT ST, JOE LOT 3
ORB 108/130 FR ST JOSEPH LAND
& DEV, CO.
MAP*# 50A
04867-000R
R-0874100 $5.288,80
FFCA/IPI 1984 PROPERTY CO.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS
2.4,6,8 ORB 115/333 FRI
SANDERS
MAP : 50A
BLK 36
04898-0041R
R-0877500 HX $92,34
WORTHINGTON MARY
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT'17 &
W/2 OF LOT 19 ORB 87/874
MAP 4:50A
BLK 37
049972-00)R
R-0885200 FHX $1.32.186
DURHAM DONALD TOLFORD El UX
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS 20
& 22 ORB 72/1069
MAP :50A
BLK 42
05059-O000 R
R-0896200 $692.41
DIXON WILL I AM RONALD
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS 8 &0
9 ORB 75/704
MAP ii 50A
BL K 48


05111-000R
R-0902100 $482
1RO3 N WANOA H.
CITY OF PORT ,ST JOE LOT 27
MAP : A : 0iOi


05219 -040R
R-091 31 00


.29


BLK 52

$678.36


ST. JUE BAY CONS[, CO. INC.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE:
N, 62" OF LOT 1 ORB 117/687
BL K 69
MAPI 501.)
:L K 69
05293- 000R
R- 0921500 $389,45
VI:SCARRA EULOGIO
ST JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO,
1 LOT 14 ORB 80/992
MAP 501D
BLK 78
05313-OOO0IR
R-0923500 HX $211.30
RIClHARDSON WALTER ALAN &
S I JU.SEPH ADII 10N UNIT NO,
:1. LOTS 1.0 & 11 ORB 107/628 FR
REED (P IARRIS )1
MAP :1o0l)
BLK 79


053 6 9-000R
0929.1.00 HX $223.03
REEVES .JOHN E. & TONI RE NEl
BLK 1 ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO).


I. LOT 16 ORB 1 9.1/35 FROM FIRST
NAT"L BANK N'LY 1/2 OF LOT 15
OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 95 PAGE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
05392-000R
R--0931400 HX $32.62
NELSON EULON WAYNE ET UX
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO,
1 LOTS 20 & 21
MAP 500
BLK 85
05461-000 R
R-0940000 HX $264,88 -'
MC AROLE I LINOA
ST, JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
2 LOT 5 ORB 105/50 FR AOAMS
MAP 1500


05674-000R
R-0967800
MCL.EOD PHII:L.IP C. &
S'T JOSE:PH ADDITION
9 LOT 6 iORB 82/'600
MAP -.:500O


05770-000R
Rf-0992600
GANT RAYMOND
CITY OF PORT
L.OT 8
MAP #50B


BLK 1005
05776--000R
R---0993300 $332.17
UNDERWOOD WILLIE R.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
LOTS 14, 16. 18. 20 & 22 ORB
81/711
MAP 4501)
BLK 1005


BLK 90

$612,60
BEVERLY J
UNIT NO,


BLK 122

$81.26


C, ET A.
ST. JOE ORIG.


05791-000R
R--0995600 $6
MORNING REN
CITY OF PORT STI. JOE ORIG.
LOT 8
MAP I50A


BLK 1006
05795-0000R
R-0996000 $183.76
GADSON QUINN CORA LEE EST,
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG,
N/2 OF LOT 12
MAP 50A
BLK 1006
05796--0.0 R
R-0996100 $38.74
BEWEY MARGARET
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
S/2 OF LOf 12
MAP :050A
BLK 1006
05821 .-001R
R--0999000 $179.73
UNDERWOOD WILLIE R.
HILLVIEW ADON UNIT 1 PB 1 PG
33 LOT 13
MAP *49D 4
BLK 1007
05861--000R
R-1.003200' $126.27
WILI..:rAMS ELIZABETH H.
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT 1 PB 1 PG
:33 LOT 13. & U 23 FT OF LOT -.
15 ..,
MAP 14913 ) :
BLK 1009
.05389-00 R.
R-1006400 $102.53
PACE BENJAMIN ."'
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT 2 PB 1 PGS "
46 047 LOT 28 ORB 75/199
MAP :490D
BLK .1010
05918-OOOR
R-1009800 $62.51
WALKER MCNAIR. PAT & UW.J,
MILLVIEW ADON UNIT NO 2 PB 1
PGS 46 & 47 LOT 5 ORB 101/791
FR WALKER
MAP 0491
BLK 1014
05952-000R
R--: 0.1.3400 HA $94.20
PACE BENJAMIN .JR,
MILLI..VIE ADDITION UNIT NO 2
PB13 1 PGS 46 & 47 LOT 11
MAP:t 50A
BLK 1016
05959 -000R
1<-:10:14100 $93.35
JULIUS DIANE P,
MI.LLVIEU ADDITION UNIT NO. 2
PR 1 POS 46 & 47 LOT 19 ORB
1.08/986-7 FR BYRD HEIRS
MAPS 50A
BLK 1016
05985--000R
R-1016500 $336.76
WATTS HARVEY
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 2
PB .1. PGS 46 & 47 LOT 21
MAP 150A
BLK 1017
06009-OOOR
R-i1018900 HX $30.25
BEARD ROOSEVELT
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO, 2
LOT 18 & E/2 OF LOT 16 PB 1
PGS 46 & 47
MA P* 50A
ELK 1018
0602.1.-000R
R--1020100 HX $184,38
GANT ADRIAN FRANKLIN ,SR.
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 2
I.Or 33 .PB 1 PGS 46 & 47
MAPt: 50A
BLK 1018
06027-OOOR
R- 1020700 $62.51
ST. JOE FOREST PRODUCTS CO,
MIL.LVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO, 3
.LOT' 1 PB 2 PG 53 ORB 109/4,40
FR ST. JOE INDUSTRIES, INC.,
MAPI 50A
BLK 1020' R
06027-001R
R-..1020800 $6Q.01
TAYLOR THEODORE FT UX
MILLVLIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 3
LOF 2 ORB 86/291 PB 2 PG 53
MAP# 50A
BLK 1020
06028-OOOR ?
R-.1022900 HX $103.5O
JONES VALERIE ANN
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO, 3
LOT 1 ORB 106/653 FR JONE PB
2 PG 53
MAPS 50A


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06028.-0.06R
.R-1023300
GARLAND HOWARD JR. &
S.MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT
LOT. 7 ORB 103/3 FR ST
LAND & DEV CO. PB 2 PG
MAP'* 50A

06029-007R
R-1024800 HX
WILSON ROBERT L. JR, .
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT
LOT 9 & S/2 OF LOT 7 1
53
MAP* 50A

06031-010IR
R-1025800 HX
BAILEY CHRISTINE E.
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT
LOT 6 PB 2 PG 53
MAP* 50A

06051-001R .
R-1028000
HILL GWENDOLYNN Y,
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT
LOTS 1 & 3 ORB 116/850
HILL PB 2 PG 53
MAP* 50A

06051-019R
R-1029600
HENDERSON JEROME M JR
MILLV]IEl ADDITION UNIT
LOTS 19 & 21 ORB 93/20
JOE LD & DEV CO PB 2 P
MAP* 50A

06082-000R
R-1033000
GAY JOYCE
MADDOX SUBDIVISION TO
GROVE PB 1 PG 27 LOTS
S/2 OF LOT 2
MAP 151A

06033-OOOR
R-1033100
GAY JOYCE
MADDOX SUBDIVISION TO
GROVE PB 1 PG 27 LOFS
MAP :51A

06120-00OOR
R-1036700 HX
MARSHALL JOHN W. & JOA
J, R, NORTON SUBD PB 2
LOT 12, 20 FT OF LOT
101/609
MAP- 51A


06178-000R
R-1042500
MOUREY DONALD
OAK GROVE SUBD
LOTS 5 & 7 ORB
SIMMONS
MAP* 51A

06181-000R
R-1042800
MOWREY DONALD
OAK GROVE SUB0D
2"& E/2 OF LOT
QC FR PHILYAW
MAP 4 51A


F. JR.
PB 1 PCG
103/812


F,. & RU
PB 1 PG
4 ORB 1


06186-001R
R-1043600
BURROWS JOHN T, ET UX
ROCHELLE ESTATES SUBD P
12 LOT 1 ORB 78/1031
MAP :51A
06190-000R
R-1045000 HX
PARRISH H. LARRY
OAK GROVE SUBD UNIT 2 P
39 LOrS 2 & 3
MAP 51A


06196-OONR
R-1045600
STEVENS ROBERT J, SR.
OAK GROVE SUBD UNIT 2


ORB 113/95 FR HILTON
MAP 153
$62.51 06267-503R
ROSA L. R-1067000 $1.131.07
T NO. 3 OWENS. U. JI. El UX
. JOSEPH S 7 T 9 R 11 1.85 X 220 FT
G 53 PARCEL BEING UNIT NO. 3 CAPEI'
HAVEN TOWNHOUSES
BLK 1021 MAP.I 18C
06268-079R
$193 -1069500 $3.504.52
ET UX 1 MAY GAIL L, E T AL
F NO.3 7 T 9 R 11 5.,04 AC M/L 385
B 2 PG I Fr GULF FRONT: 570 FT AV
OEPTH: :E1NG LO 2 ORB 86/433
FR FEA.IN
BLK 1022 MAP# 10C
062603-090R
$49.39 NR-106990u $1.616,72
KERNS ROBERT H.
T NO, 3 57 T9 R11 1.66 AC M/L 126,94
FT ON GGUII FRONT:570 FT DEPTH
ORB 94/276--277 FR OWENS
BLK 1022 0MAP6 3- R
0626:3-100R
$1 I R- 1070100 $2.070,37
SELTCAN POINT

NO. 3 S 7 T 9 P 311 4.093 AC ,M/L
0 OC FR .1.64,29 FT GULF FRONT: 1.080, FT
AV DEPTH ORB 90/287 FROM
lIr:KIIHOL I.ESS; 150 F r ORB
B. 1024 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06268-112 R
-105R- 1070400 $3,795. 49
MARY SAN BLAS PLANTATION DEV. INC.
NOMR S 7 & 18 T 9 R 11.
FR ST. 204.14 FT GULF FRONT: BEING
S53 LOiS 2. 3 OF. TRACT 13 ORB
'13 53 107/890-2 FR FEATHER SOUND ON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
BLK 1024 06268-114R
$275,83 R-1070500 $2,548,90
$275 83 SAN BLAS PLANT ION D EV, I NC.
S 7 & 18 T 9 R 11
SOAK 204,.12 FT GULF FRONT: BEING
3. 4 & LOIS 4 & 5 OF TRACT 13 ORB
107/890-2 FR FEATHER SOUND ON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
BLK A 06268--163R
R-1071900 $307,32
$237,96 MA HEWS LYNN F
S 1.8 T 9 R 11 BEING LOT 3 OF
OAK SURVEY: 115 X 120 FT LOT ORB13
5 & 6: 107/871 QC FR FOSTER OIL
TERMINALS INC.
BLK A MAPI 19B
0o268-200R
$40.56 PR-.1072400 $2,540.56
-NN SILVA RAFAEL ET UX
2 PG 5 S 19 & 20 T 9 R 11 225 FT
13 ORB GULF FRONT: 715 FT AV DEPTH
BEING IN TRACT 27 & 28 FR FLA
TITIE & MORT ORB 87/458 AA
BLK 3 MAP*I: 190
D6268-251R
$236.04 R-:1072900 $1.619.73
& RUBI3Y BOOTH I RICHARD C. ET AI
S12 S 20.T 9 R 11P 2,76 ACRES M/L
SWQC FR 150,47 FT GULF FRONT IN TRACT
NO 28 & 29 ORB 85/1082
L 11 MAP .190
BLK 11 06268-252R
R-1073000 $1.191.62
$131.52 AVERY RICHARD JR.
BY P; S 20 T 9 R 11 1,.98 ACRES M/L
12 LOT 111.0,03 FT GULF FRONTAGE IN
02/754 TRACT NO 29 ORB 110/529 FR
FLA, TITLE & MORTG.
MAP' 190D
BLK 14


06268-300R
$277.33 1R-1073100 $2.927.57
AVERY RICHARD JR.
PB 3 PG S 20 T 9 R 11' 510 FT GULF
FRONT: 711,35 FT AV OEPTH
PART TRACTS 29 & 30 ORB
110/532 FR FLA. TITLE & MORTG
$137.68 MAP '0T190
06268-310R
'B 1 PG R-1073200 $2,593022
SILVA RAFAEL & HILDA
S 20 T 9 R 11 224,67 FT GULF
BL.K I FRONT: 753.38 FT AV DEPTH OUT.
OF TRACT 28 ORB 89/550 AA FR
$185. 17 FLOA TITLE & MORT
ET AL IMAP* 19D
PB 1 PG" 06268-600R
FB R-1076300 $2.080,69
B HUNT PHILLIP K,
S 7 'T 9 R 11
TAX ROLL ) 4283.23 FT BAY FRONT TRACT NO
T39 ORB 103/1025-26 FR ALSTON

$135,74 BEING BAYSIDE HOMESITES. AN
S (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

1TATION 06269-005R
B 118/ R-1078500 $714.41
STROTHER CORPORATION
SAN BLAS ESTATES PB 3 PGS 20.

BLK A 21 & 22 PORTION OF LOT 5 ORB
100/82 FR SEAT LESS ROBIN BAY
$79.23 SEAGULL BAY. POMPANO PARK &
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
UNIT 06269-021R
3 R-1079600 $158,88
HARRISON GEORGE H III & MOLLY
BLK 'B SAN BLAP ESTATES PB 3 PGS
20.21 & 22 ,606 AC BEING LOT
$486.78 21 ORB 90/ 403 LESS U'LY
ET AL PORTION ON GULF TO GRUBB IN
S/2, (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
3/349 06269-028R
S20 AC R-1080200 $1.068.16
mC ORB MONTGOMERY ROBERT B. ET AL
TAX ROLL) SAN BLAST ESTATES PB 3 PGS 20,
21 & 22 LOT 28 1.72 AC ORB
$465,97 82/799 100 FT GULF FRONT


hAP :01913
06269-035R
R-1080900
MONTGOMERY ROBERT B,
SAN BLAS ESTATES LOT
AC ORB 82/799 100 FT
FRONT'
MAP *19B
06269-045R
R--1081900
OWENS WILLIAM J.


ET
35
GU


$998.88
.AL_
1 52
ILF



$952.80


SAN BLAS ESTATES PB 3 PGS 20,
21 & 22 LOT 45 1.23 AC 100
FT GULFFRONT ORB 117/982 FR
HERNANDEZ
MAP. 190
06269-304R
R-1084900 $1 .200,48
KAPLAN SCOTT I, & STEPHEN
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2C-1
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN. BL.AS
ESTATES SUBB, ORB 105/215 FR
CAPE SANDS LANDING
MAPI 1.90
.. I.. u l
R- 1085000 $1.197.98


.39 S/2. OF LOTS 1 & 2 OF
98/703 FR GRIFFIN & ORE


109/984 FR GRIFFIN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL
06236-1 35R
R-1050500
GUARD MELVIN
S 25 T 8 R 11 CAPE
(UNRIECORDEI) LOT 4
996 FR COSTIN DEV,
MAPt 52A


SEE



PLAN
OR
CORP


06249-018R
R-1057800
BRYANT GERALD N.
ST. JOSEPH BAY ESTATES
ONE PB 3 PGS 1 & 2 LOT
MAP 52D

06245-000R
R-1063300
HILTON CHARLES L. JR,
S 1 T 9 R 11 275 AC M/L
LYING E OF SR 30 ORB 88
F'R WOODALL ET AL & LESS
ORB 114/863 & LESS 20 A
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
06265-050R
R-1063400


DALY JOHN W. .O.,
S 1 T 9 R 11 20 AC M/L 660 FT
ON CO RD 30: 1330 FT AV DEPTH
ORB 114/863 FR TREASURE
SHORES. LTD
MAP* 53
06265- OOR
R-1063500 $1.522.01
TREASURE SHORES LTD.
5 1 T 9 R 11 650 FT BAY
FRONTAGE: LYING W'OF SR 30.
ORB 113/95 FR HILTON
MAPO 53
06265-15.0 R
R-1063600 $465,97
STEPHENS OR. JAMES E. P,A,
S 1 T 9 R 11 20 AC M/L 950 FT
ON CO. RD. 30: 924 FT AV
DEPTH ORB 114/867 FR TREASURE
SHORES LTD, & ORB 115/643
MAP* 53
06267-000R
R- 1063800 $455.44
'TRFASU).?T E H1(I1' < 'W
:; 2: T RP .1.
FRACTIONAL S/2 & SUbMERGEU L.


KAPLAN SCOTT I ,
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2C-2
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAST
ESTATES SUEB. & ORB 105/781
MAP* 1913
06269-307R
R-1085200 $1.197,98
CAPE SANIi1 INCORPORATED
CAPE SANDS I.ANDING UNIT 20-2
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUBID,
MAP* U: 19B
06269-309R
R- I0 0.;400 $1 339.35
TRUVILLIO U, ERIC
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2F-2
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUBE, ORB 101/520 FR
STROIHER CORP,
HAP*l 198
06269-314R
R-:I. 005900 $1 ,200,48
TUPNER NANCY JANE
LAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2J-.-1
A PORTION 0OF LOTr 2 SAN BIAS'
ESI ATES SURD, ORB 100/24 FR
STROTHER CORP
MAPS 198
06269-315R
R-1086000 '1 ,.200.48
TURNER NANCY JANE.
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2J-2
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUB ORB 100/41 EFR
STROT HER CORP.
MAPI 19B
06269-32:1.R
. R-1086600 $32.92
SAMPLES RICHARD E. & ALYN
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2P-2
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUBD, ORB 104/769
MA P*U .9B
-06269--51OR
R-1087000 $251.76
AUSTIN EP,
CAPE RETREAT LOT 8B. 110 X
100 FT PORTION OF LOT 8 SAN
BLAS ESTATES
MAP* 1913
06269-515R
R--1087100 $304.82
AUSTIN E.P.
CAPE RETREAT LOTSC 110 X
100 FT PORTION OF LOT 8 SAN
BLAS ESTATES
MAP*' 1.913
06269--520R
R-1087200 $357..91
AUSTIN E,P.
CAPE RETREAT LOT 80 110 X
100 FT PORTION OF LOT 8 SAN
BLAS ESTATES
MAP* 198
06269-530R
R-1.087400 $482.92
AUSTIN E.P.
CAPE RETREAT LOT 8-G, 50 FT
GULF FRONT: 315 FT DEPTH. A
PORTION OF LOT 8 SAN BLAS
ESTATES
MAPt 19B
06269-560R
R-1088000 $1.411.88
STROTHERS CORP. '
S 18 .T 9 R 11 SEAGULL BAY, A
CONDOMINIUM UNIT 11-A
MAP 198
06269-566R
R-:1088500 ,1.658.41
STROTHERS CORP.I
S 18 T 9 R 11 ROBIN BAY. A
CONDOMINIUM UNIT 10-B13
MAP* .19B
06271-000R
R-l1089100 $1.779.,13
TREASURE SHORES LIMITED
S 11 & 12 T 9 R 11 301 AC
LOTS 1. 2 & 3 ORIG &
SUBMERGED LAND ORB 88/349 FR
WOODALL ET AL & THAT PORTION
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL 'SEE TAX ROLL)
06272-OOOR
R-1089200 $763.46
HILTON CHARLES L. JR, ET AL.
S 12 T 9 R 11 438.2 AC ALL,
LESS AC RES BY HOLLINGER ORB
88/349 FR WOODALIL ET AL &
LESS- THAT PORTION LYING WEST
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06273"-0 000R
R-1089300 $708.84 .
HILTON CHARLES L. JR, ET AL
S 13 T 9 R 11 540 AC ALL,
LES'S AC RES BY HOLL.INGER IN
ORB 6/233: ORB 88/349 FR
WOODALL ET AL,
MAP '54
06274-000R
R-1089400 $132.02
HILTON CHARLES L. JR, ET AL
S 14 T 9 R 11 66 AC M/L LOTS
1, 2, 3 & 4 ORIG & SUBMERGED
LAND, LESS RES BY HOLLINGER
ORB 88/349 FR. WOODALL ET AL:
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06274-1 00R
R-. 1089500 $12.241.23
TREASURE SHORES LTD,
S 14 T 9 R 11 5280 FT M/L BAY
FRONTAGE: 500 FT AV DEPTH,
LYING W OF SR 30 ORB 113/95
FR HILTON
MAPI 54
06276-008R
R-.1090500 $640,28
OWENS WIL.LIAM J. & JAMES
CAPE SAN BLAS GULFSIDE &
BAYSI E E/2 OF TRACT 8: 66.99
FT GUI..F FRONT PB 3 P1S 24
24A, 248 & 24C ORB 112/404-5
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06276--009R
R-1090600 '$558.94
OWENS WILLI.AM J, & .JAMES
CAPE SAN BLAS GULFSIDE &


BAYSIDE E/2 OF TRACT 9: 58,21
FT GULF FRONT ORB 112/404-5
FR HAIK ET AL
MAP* 191
06276-030 R
R -1092300 $389.23
LAW HERBERT JR, & MARGARET
CAPE SAN BLAS GULFSIDE &
BAYSIDE TRACT 30 2.08 AC ORB
86/869 ASSIGNMENT FR ROCKHOLD
PB 3 PGS 24. 24A, 248 & 24C
MAP 19
06276-06.51R
R-1095200 $640.28
OWENS WILLIAM J, & JAMES
CAPE SAN BLAS GULFSIDE &
BAYSIDE W1/2 OF TRACT 8:


58.21 FT GULF FRONT ORB
112/404-5 FR HAIK ET AL
MAP* 190
06276-070R
R-1095300 $558.94
OWENS WILLIAM J & JAMES R,
CAPE SAN BLAS GULFSIDE &
BAYSIDE W1/2 OF TRACT 9:
66.99 FT GUt..F FRONTAGE ORB
112/404-5 FR HAIK ET AL
MAP* 190
06277-000R
R-1095400 $1.346,48
TREASURE SHORES LTD, INC,
S 11, 12. 13. 14 T 9 'R 11
330 AC M/L PARCEL DESCRIBED
IN ORB 97/862 FR HOLLINGER
ESTATE
MAP* 53 & 54
3:30 00 AC
06286-000R
R-.1095900 $138.53
SEASHORE LAND & DEV. CO.
S 15 & 22 T 9 R 11 28.22 AC
ORB 46/636 IIB SUBMERGED
LANDS
MAPt 35 & 351)
06288-000R
R-1096200 $2,566.09
SAN BLAS BEACH DEV. CO.
S 22 T 9 R 11 300 FT GULF
FRONU': ORIG LOT 3 N OF SR 30E1
(ILESS E 290,27 FT) & E 300 FT
OF U 996.45 FT OF ORIG LOT 3
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06288-006R
R- 1.096800 $928,.09
SAN BLAS BEACH DEV, CO,
S 22 T 9 R 11 10 7 FT GULF'
FRONT: 1400 FT AVPTH DEPTH
ORB 106/812 38% .IN' FR OGBURN
& ORB 106/8:1.4-5 62% INT FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06288r-007R
R-1096900 $925.59
SAN BLAS BEACH OEV. CO,
S 22 T 9 F' 11 100 FT GULF
FRONT: 14<'0 FT A. DEPTH ORB
106/854 FR YONGE
MAP*: 350
06289-030R
R-1098800 $328.62
SAN I.LAS BEACH OEV, CO,
S 22 T 9 R 11 100 FT BAY
FRONT: BEING U 100 FT OF E
890,27 FT GOVT LOT 3 LYING N
OF CO RD 30-E ORB 106/812-3
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06289-040R
R--1098900 $945.85
SAN BLAS BEACH "0EV, CO
S 22 T 9 R 11 300 FT BAY
FRONT: BEING W 300 FT OF E
790.27 FT OF GOVT LOT 3 LYING
N OF CO RO 30-E ORB 105/816
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06290-210R
R-1102600 $*1 ,053.87
BRACKETT, DAVID D0. & NANCY M,
SURFSIDE. ESTATES UNIT *1 LOT
4 ORB 104/1049 FR PAN-GULF
CORP.
MAP* 35D
BLK 3"
06291-000R
'R-1104300 $6,019.04
G.P.D. INC.
S 22 T 9 R 11 SURFSIDE
ESTATES UNIT NO. 2 LESS LOT
11 BLK 6 593,48 FT GULF '
FRONT: 1050 FT AV DEPTH M/L
MAP* 350
06291-002R
R-1104500 $949.49
G.P.0. INC.
S 22 T 9 R 11 SURFSIDE
ESTATES UNIT NO. 2 LOT 11
BLOCK 6: 109.52 FT GULF
FRONT: 362.,12 FT DEPTH M/L
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06294-000
R--1105300 $2.103.17
G.P.,. IN.
S 22 T 9 R 11 675 FT BAY
FRONT: 300 FT AV DEPTH
OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 95 PAGE
212 FROM SEASHORE LAND & DEV.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06296-000 R
R--1105500 $1 ,200,48
G. P. B, INC,
S 15 & 22 T 9 R 11 450 FT BAY
FRONT: 150 FT AV DEPTH ALSO
38.86 ACRES IIB SUBMERGED
LANDS ORB' 36/3'50 & ORB 46/635
MAP* 35 & 350
06310-0OOR
R--1106200 $87.64
G.P.O, INC.
Si 23 T 9 R 11 22,7 AC ORB
92/346 FR KILBOURN ORB 47/
542 FR SUBMERGED
MAP* 54C
06316-001R
R-1107100 $251.46
JANOUSKI BOLESLAU M. IIIl
S 2.3 T 9 R 11 5 AC M/L 170 FT
ON SR 30: 1675 FT DEPTH M/L
ORB 75/44 LESS TO CAPE SAN
BLAS WATER IN ORB 82/143
tiAP* 54C
06316-002R
R--1107200 $881.,04
JANOWSKI B13OLESLAW M, III
S 23 T 9 R 11 18,6 AC M/L 450
Fr ON SR 30: 1800 FT DEPTH
M/L ORB 70/332 LESS TO CAPE
SAN BLAS WATER IN ORB 82/143
MAP* 54C
06320-025R
R-I 109300 $1.108.35
MARTS THAYER M,
S24 T9 RIl 37,5 FT GULF
FRONTAGE 405 FT AVE. OEPTH
BEING TRACT 3 OF 3 OF LOT 10
ORB 95/768 FR CAPITAL COASTAL


(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06321-015R
R-1112300 $2.246.54
RE00 GEORGE A,
GULF PINES SUBD PB 3 PG 25
LOT 4 ORB 97/1076 QC FR
MULTI- PROPERTY SERVICES.
INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06321-675R
R-1117400 $246.46
JOSEY L.B13. ET AL
GULF .PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
36 ORB 112/673 FR COSTABELLA
BLK A


06321 -6380R
R-.1117500


$251.46


JOSEY L.1B. ET AL
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
37 ORB 112/669 FR COSTABELLA
DEV.
'BLIK A
BLK A
06321-685R
R-1117600 $246.46
JOSEY L.B. ET AL
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
38 ORB 112/677 FR COSTABELLA
BLK A
06321-690R
R-.1117700 $251.46
JOSEY L.B, ET AL
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
39 ORB 112/681 FR COSTABELLA
CORP.
BLK A
BLK A
06321-695R
R-1117800 $251.46
JOSEY L.B, ET AL
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
40 ORB 112/686 FR COSTABELLA
CORP.
BLK A
BLK A
06321-700R
R-1117900 $251.46
JOSEY L,B. ET AL
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
41 ORB 112/689 FR COSTABELLA
CORP.
BLK A
BLK A
06321-725R
R-"1118300 1251,46
JOSEY L.B. ET AL
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
46 ORB 112/697 FR COSTABELLA
CORP.
BLK A
BLK A
06321-735R
R-1118500 $251.46
JOSEY L'. B, ET AL
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
48 ORB 112/665 FR COSTABELLA
CORP.
MAP* 540
BLK A
06322-OOOR
R-l118600 $393.23
HILTON L. CHARLES. JR,
S 24 T 9 R 11 161.258 AC M/L
ALL THAT PORTION LYING N OF
SR 30 LESS A STRIP 200 FT
WIDE FRONTING ON N SIDE OF SR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06322-010R
R-1119600 $3.823.72
HILTON L, CHARLES JR,
S 24 T 9 R 11 2,6 AC M/L A
STRIP OF LAND 200' WIDE &
4930 FT I/L ON THE N SIDE OF
SR 30 LESS 350 FT ORB ,
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE: TAX ROLL)
06345-075R
R-1122500 $2..812,85
GILMORE DOUGLAS E. & LORRAINE
S 36 T 8' R 12 17.65 AC M/L
419.46 FT BAY FRONT. 1837.8
2 FT AVG DEPTH ORB 117/666-
68 TO FR FLA TITLE & PARTNERS
INC.
06345--170R
R-1123700 .$1.203.96
GILMORE DOUGLAS E. LORRAINE M.
S 36 T 8 R 12
106.83 FT GULF FRONT: 971.50
FT AV DEPTH REC' D ORB 117/673
MAPt 50
06345-200R
R-1123800' $3.695.35
HAAS MARSHALL H, ET AL
S 36 T 8 R 12
300 FT GULF FRONT: 1040 FT
AV DEPTH ORB 118/118-120 FR
FLA. TITLE & MORTGAGE CO,
MAP* 50
06345-334R
R-1128100 $151.38
BARRIER OUNES DEV. CORP.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 34
MAP* 5A
06345-497R
R-1144400 $1.998.05
MORRISON CHARLES G,.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 197
ORB 115/382 FR BARRIER DUNES
DEV. CORP.
MAP 5A
06345-635R
R-1145500 $1,591.45
GRANT JAMES W., & READY W.
SEACLIFF UNIT 5 BLOG A
ORB 116/370 FR ALLIANCE GRO
UP MAP* 5A
BLDG A
06345-636R
R-1145600 $1.593.95
*SLAUGHTER TERRY 0. & JENNIFER
SEACLIFF UNIT 6 BLDG A
ORB 118/335-36 FR ALLIANCE
GROUP
MAP- 5A
BLDG A
06345-639R
R-1145900 $1.588.95
ALLIANCE GROUP
SEACLIFF UNIT 3 BLDG B
MAPI 5A
BLDG B
06345-641R
R--11461.00 $1.588.95
AL L(IANCE GROUP
SEACL.IFF UNIT 5 BLOG B
MAP* 5A
BLDG B
06345-643R
R-1146300 $1.814,42
ASSOCIATES PRINTING CO.
SEACLIFF UNIT 7 BLOG B
ORB 116/461 FR ALLIANCE COR
P. MAPI 5A
BLUG B


06351-041R
R-1158600 $1.257.04
CARLTON WILLIAM E. III
CAPE BREEZES PB 3 PG 23 LOT
17 ORB 94/422 FR. CAPE SAN
BLAS PARTNERSHIP LTD. MAP *6A
P 46A
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06351-060R
R-1160400 $203.63
Sf. JOSEPH BAY CONSTRUCTION CO
CAPE BREEZES BEING LOT 60 IN
AN UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION OF
LOT 24 ORB 119/274-275 FR
QUARLES III
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)