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FIFTIETH YEAR, NUMBER 37


Industry-Deep Water Port-Fine People-Safest Beaches in Florida
PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 32456 THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1988


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C ONSTI TUITION ,


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Jury Selection Process Is Moving

Along Slowly; Trial's Start Uncertain


Primary Medical


Care Facilities


Planned for Gulf


Deputy Marie Armstrong and
City Patrolman James McQuaig
man a metal detector at the front
door of the courthouse.


The triple murder trial of Clyde
Melvin, scheduled to begin Monday of
this week, is still stalled by a difficulty
in selecting a jury to hear the case
which caused a sensation here in Gulf
County last July.
With, jury selection in its third
day, the selection wasn't much closer
to being accomplished by mid-
morning Wednesday than it was
Monday morning of this week.
A group of 14 tentative jurors has
been selected from approxi-
mately 100 prospective members, but
even these still must stand the test of
questioning by the prosecution and
defense. Each side has an undeter-
mined number of challenges they will
be allowed to make with each juror.
Selection of the jury has been a
little unique to the Gulf County court
system. Each prospective member is
questioned by the presiding judge,
Carl H. Harper, who was called out of
retirement to hear the case.
Stiff security measures have been
set up at the courthouse, allowing


entrance by the front door only, and
then only after each person has been
screened by a walk-through metal
detector. Sheriff's Deputies and Port
St. Joe Police Department patrolmen
are stationed throughout the court-
house to quash any problems before
they can get started.
Monday morning, two Vernon
women put inflammatory leaflets on
cars parked around the courthouse,
attacking State Attorney Jim Apple-
man who will prosecute Melvin.
The ladies, Tina Armstrong, 20
and Dawn Smith, 16, were handing out
the leaflets at the direction of J.C.
Armstrong of Vernon, who had been
prosecuted by Appleman for a fist
fight in a Vernon city commission
meeting in 1984.
Judge Harper advised Armstrong
and Smith to leave the county and not
come back.
Yesterday at noon, the jury
selection had managed only 12
tentative jurors, with the selection
process still grinding slowly onward.


Wednesday morning, there were still
some 48 members of the original 160
people called, still to be screened in
the jury selection process.
All of the original number were
expected to be interviewed Wednes-
day, and a start made on an additional
250 jury prospects on Thursday
morning.
No official estimates have been
made as to when the actual trial is
expected to start. Actually, officials
on both sides are making a point not to
say anything, make any predictions,
or give any impressions.
Every precaution is being taken
not to compromise the jury or its
knowledge of the trial or its mechan-
ics.
The state is asking for a first
degree murder conviction in the
killing of Circuit Judge W.L.Bailey,
Panama City attorney, Tom Engels
and Peggy White Paulk, a sister of
Melvin's estranged wife, Inez Hucke-
ba Melvin. It was a property dispute
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Incumbents Returned to Board

Less Than 40 Percent of Registered Voters Cast Ballots


Gulf County may receive a
state-financed primary medical care
facility, if the local office of the HRS
medical facility (County Health De-
partment) and the County Commis-
sion can move fast enough, it was
learned at the County Commission
meeting Tuesday morning.
At stake is a $120,000 state grant to
Build a building, equip and staff it
here in Port St. Joe, to provide the
primary care.
The HRS is pushing the facility,
trying to hurry the Commission along
to designate a spot to put the health
care center.
The Commission, on the other
hand, seems not to understand fully
just what is expected of them and
what plans HRS has for the installa-
tion.
Operating without the services of
Commissioners A. B. Traylor, who is
recovering from back surgery and
Eldridge Money, who was not present


Tuesday, the Board had difficulty
agreeing on a site to place the care
building, if it should be built in Gulf
county.
Gulf is one of some two dozen
counties in Florida, said to qualify for
the state-supported service.
Commissioner Billy Branch made
a motion that the proposed facility be
.-located on the southwest corner of the
courthouse property near the Knowles
Avenue and 10th Street intersection.
Commissioner Nathan Peters se-
conded the motion for discussion and
finally allowed his second to stand on
the motion.
All of the Commission seemed to
be a little dubious about the matter,'
wanting to know what the county's
responsibilities in the future would be
and just what the service would offer.
The Commission tentatively
agreed to furnish the site for the
medical care building, but agreed to*
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Incumbents James B. "Benny"
Roberts and Emily Roche won
re-election to two year terms on the
Port St. Joe City Commission
Tuesday. Roberts will add two more
years on a Commission career which
has spanned a 20 year period and
Roche will be starting on her second
term in office.
Roberts turned back challenger
John Reeves, in his first attempt at a
public office, by rolling up a 744 to
429 majority when all the ballots
were counted. Reeves out-polled
Roberts in the 47 absentee ballots
cast, 29-18, but it wasn't enough to
overcome 'Roberts' commanding
lead.
Roche used a 40 vote majority on
the voting machines and 32 of the 47
absentee ballots to come away with
a 57 vote majority over challenger
Wesley R. Ramsey. Roche polled 637
votes to give her re-election, while
Ramsey had 580.


Roberts has been a long-time
advocate of recreational facilities
and a first-class water and sewer
service in the city. He has said these
two areas will continue to be his
points of critical concern.
Roche, who has been involved
with the streets and cemeteries for
her 'term in office, is currently
involved with a Commission-
' appointed beautification committee
to affect a local movement to clean
up the city and keep it clean.
Approximately 40 percent of
Port St. Joe's registered electors
went to the polls on a perfect day and
cast their ballots for the two
Commission seats. Supervisor of
Elections Cora Sue Robinson said
earlier in the day Tuesday she was
expecting a larger vote, as early
voting was more brisk than usual.
The usual end of the day surge didn't
materialize, causing Robinson to
express dismay at the low turn-out.
The two newly-elected commis-


sioners will begin their new terms of


JAMES B. "Benny" ROBERTS


office at the June 7 meeting.






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EMILY ROCHE


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DER Threatens Gulf On



Lack of Closure Plan


Carl Guilford, left, and Allen Brock show off a sample at Overstreet. The pond is one of five Guilford currently has
of the catfish being harvested from one of Guilford's ponds in catfish production.




Catfish.. Another Gulf County Product


Gulf County added a new major crop to its list of
berries, nuts and cattle this past week, as Carl Guilford
harvested his first crop of pond-grown catfish from his
Overstreet ponds.
The catfish, now from one and a half to two pounds
each, were harvested over the week end and sold to an area
food dealer to market as catfish fillets.
Guilford, who introduced the catfish into his pond as
fingerlings last fall, estimated there were between 2,000
and 3,000 pounds of the fish taken from the pond in the
harvesting operation. "That's a pretty good return on a 40
by 300 foot pond", Guilford said.
The new catfish farmer is a long-time resident of
Overstreet and says he has five ponds in production of the
catfish at this time. "They range all the way from these


harvest size to fingerlings which have just been
introduced", he said.
Guilford said he has been selling the meat out of his
ponds to individuals, restaurants, hotels and other
specialty users for some time, but this is the first time he
has taken an entire production from a pond and sold it all
at one time. "This is my first big crop", Guilford said.
Currently, Guilford estimates he has a little more than
an acre in ponds producing the fish. "We're going to build a
few more and get further into the operation as time goes
along. I don't know if I'll make any money over the long
haul or not, but they give me a change of pace from rolling
pills all week long", Guilford, a local pharmacist, said of
his venture into the fish production.


Gulf County is in trouble with the
Department of Environmental Regu-
lation again and faces the possibility
of dragging St. Joe Paper Company
into the fray, too.
Except that St. Joe Paper Com-
pany is taking steps to make sure they
do not become involved in the latest
cause for attention.
The Department notified Gulf
County this past week they had been
informed on several occasions before
they were out of compliance with their
last remaining landfill, the Buckhorn
landfill. It seems DER requires the
county to file a plan with the state
agency for shutting down the Buck-
horn site when it is used up. In this
plan, the county must identify who
will be financially responsible for the
period of monitoring the site and its
environs for a period of several years
after it is closed.
The DER considers this informa-
tion to be very critical and has sent
the C6unty Commission a "notice of
Violation and Orders for Corrective
Action" in the matter. If this notice is
ignored, the county can face stiff daily
fines, immediate closing of the landfill
site and other penalties.
In order to make sure their
request isn't ignored this time, the
DER has filed a similar action with St.
Joe Paper Company and advised
them of the status with the county,
saying the company will be respon-
sible for financial matters in closing
the site if the county continues to
ignore the request for a plan. The
landfill is on land owned by St. Joe
Paper Company.
The Paper Company let no grass
grow under its feet, but whipped a
letter off to the County Commission


stating their intentions not to get
involved and calling on their attor-
neys to sever relations with the county
for use of the property within two
weeks.
The Commission said they had
been working with DER on the report,
which was due earlier this year, but
was delayed in the engineering
portion of its preparation.
The notice to the county, from
district manager Robert Kriegel,
said, in part: "I have executed the
enclosed notice of violation. I am very
willing to discuss alternatives to our
proposed orders for corrective action,
but any discussing must be very
soon".
The negotiations became em-
broiled over just how much cover dirt
should be applied to the pits in closing,
plastic liners to the pits, the number
and places of monitor wells. Since
everything was included in the closing
plans, failure to agree on any point
puts the entire matter in jeopardy.
The Board agreed to file papers
accepting financial responsibility for
the monitoring stage after the final
closing of the landfill.
POLITICS, POLITICS!
Big time political maneuvers
were on the agenda Tuesday morning,
with the three members present,
chairman Doug Birmingham, and
Commissioners Billy Branch and
Nathan Peters, playing a little tag
with their seconds to motions.
First, Branch made a motion to
use County Road Department person-
nel and equipment to pave Knowles
Avenue in Port St. Joe between
Highway 71 and 10th Street.
Branch put up the impassioned


argument that the county could pave
the street with the expenditure for
only "a little liquid asphalt and a
couple of loads of slag". Branch also
pointed out the street was already
heavily travelled with Mosquito Con-
trol, City of Port St. Joe and Florida
Power trucks and equipment. "If this
new medical center is placed where
we have voted to place it, there will be
a lot of traffic to and from it. We need
the street paved."
Branch couldn't get a second to
his motion, but did succeed in getting
approval for Road Department direc-
tor, Bob Lester to work up a cost for
paving the street.
Later in the meeting, Chairman
Doug Birmingham wanted to go on
record as opposing a Legislative Bill
would have made it illegal to
discriminate against persons identi-
fied as having AIDS. "There are areas
where I think it is to our benefit to
discriminate against them", Bir-
mingham said. He could get no
second, even after he vacated his
chair to make a motion that the Board
voice its opposition to the state
proposal.
Commissioner Peters refused to
second either motion.
OTHER BUSINESS
In other business matters, the
Commission:
-Agreed to inform real estate
developer Ike Duren whether or not he
can have shared use of a street in Gulf
Aire subdivision area since half the
right of way was given off property he
presently owns.
-Agreed to consider a request
from Evan Williams to install a
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Trial Begins


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Well Handled


Comments


THE STAR


PAGE TWO


THURSDAY, MAY 12,1988


Gulf County is right in the middle of a happening which will
be of nation-wide interest and its going to interest us to see how
our people handle the notoriety.
A little less than a year ago, our county was the home of
three shots which were heard around the world, killing a judge
in his chambers and an attorney just doing his job in an
ordinary and routine divorce hearing. A judge being killed in
his chambers is the subject of the story heard round the world
and the trial of the suspected shooter is bound to raise up a
sequel to that interest when he is tried this week and next week.

We really dbn't know who is responsible for coming up with
the plan to guarantee top security at the trial as it unfolds over
the next few days, but we're thankful for it. Being caught up in
the middle of the three-ring curcus which resulted when the
news media types swooped down on our city immediately
following the shooting, we were not relishing a repeat of the
same type activities during the trial.
Oh, they'll be here, in numbers, button-holing everybody
they can stop and talk to for a few moments in an attempt to
create enough interest to justify their expense account while
they are here, but we weren't looking forward to the confusion
of allowing all the media to have access to the courtroom with
cameras, TV cameras and monitors and other tools of the
sensationalism trade.
Limiting the size of the media, the spectators, tight
security and sequestering the jury, should guarantee that this
trial is one which will determine the guilt and punishment for
the one who did the shooting, rather than just being a medium
for a few muck-rakers to spread in lurid detail over the front
pages of super market tabloids.
Whoever is responsible, we thank you for protecting our
reputation and short-stopping possible demonstrations and
violence.



Our Good Fortune

Hindsight can be a boon when trying to make the right
decision. Even then, some people make the same mistake over
again and again because they didn't profit from that hindsight.
We're wondering how our hindsight here in Gulf County is
now. Who still regrets the fact we didn't land the rocket fuel
plant rumored for the Overstreet area about a year ago? After
reading of the Nevada disaster last week, how many of us would
still like to see the rocket fuel plant project revived and built
here in Gulf County?
In all likelihood, there are still those around who would
like to see it come, but if we took a poll, we suspect the numbers
of supporters would be greatly diminished over what they were
a year ago or even two months ago.
Even with the hindsight and recent example of what an
exploding rocket fuel plant can do, we shouldn't come to a hasty
decision in the matter, because we just might get the
opportunity again one day to ost a rocket fuel plant if we
should want one. Our close proximity to Cape Canaveral, our
large areas of uninhabited woodlands, our readily available
cheap water transportation and several other factors make us a
prime target for such a plant.
While an explosion of a plant which may, one day, be built
in Gulf County is a very real possibility, we think we should face
the reality that such an explosion would not cause the damage
here it caused in Nevada. We have no desire to be at ground
zero should such a plant explode, but we're saying such a plant
could explode here in Gulf County without doing such
devastating damage.
If such a plant were to be built here in Gulf, it would, no
doubt, be built out in the hinterlands of one of our swamps with
a huge buffer zone where nobody lived.
You see, the term "buffer zone" means just that. Here in
Gulf County, we have enough trees in and around our isolated
areas to absorb much, if not all, of the shock of such an
explosion. Nevada had nothing but open plains and an
occasional stunted tree standing between the rocket fuel plant
and populated areas.
Even with our built-in protections here in Gulf County
against such disasters, we wager it will be a while before any
groundswell of support for a rocket fuel plant is heard or felt
again.


Hunker Down with Kes


by Kesley Colbert


A Generic Graduation


We didn't have "Project Gradu-
ation" or "Grad Nite" or the like
when I was a'finishing up my high
school career. We just "got out of
school'. It's been a long time ago but
best I remember that's all we wanted
to do-just get out. Even when we
were sophomores Miss Polly used to
shake her head, look kind'a over her
glasses at us and say "You boys are
never going to make it."
About half way through our senior
year they had one of those Career Day
things at school. You know about
them. They'd invite some Army and
Navy guys to come and tell you how to
be all you can be. Mr. Woodrow
Kennon would come over from the


Mercantile and give his dry goods
talk. Mr. Shot Peavy would give a
lecture on the small engine repair
business. Of course Mr. Peavy didn't
have a store-he just fixed lawn
mowers out in his back yard. Our
school district was a little strapped for
business and career people. And as


. you might expect, Doc Bell was there
from the bank and Tommy Hill from
the DX Boron station. I heard Mr. Hill
gave an excellent talk on changing oil.

I guess I first realized we might
have some grade problems when we
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COLBERT


Does Anybody LETTERS
Remember Walnettos?


Dear Kesley:
I don't suppose it hurts any


columnist's feelings to discover he's
read regularly in places he wouldn't


TO THE
EDITOR


a


ordinarily suspect, and I hope that'll
be your reaction when I tell you your
own column, along with those of
Wendell Campbell and Wes Ramsey,
are the very first things this San
Diegan goes for when The Star arrives
each week.
A few weeks back, you made
reference to the surprise one could get
if he went for another Necco Wafer
(maybe in a darkened theater), and
managed instead to come up with
licorice. That never happened to me,
thank goodness, but it did set me
thinking about some of the candies
and other goodies a dixie-born-and-
bred good ol' boy might have lived
with or through (depending on whe-
ther you were a boy or merely a
parent) a few years back. A lot of
them were, indeed, peculiar to their
place and time, but more than a few
turned out to be pretty widely-travel-
led, and some survive to this day.
Since I have ready access to
them, and I'm willing to bet fifteen
cents (maybe twenty) that you don't,
and because I'm just one prince of a
fellow, I thought I'd take the liberty of
passing along the goodies contained
here in for you to share with your
yourself. At least a couple of them are
bound to strike a chord in your
memory. Who knows? Maybe they'll
even help to touch-off a column.
They're not complete, of course, only
representative. My only regret stems
from the fact there's not a package of
Walnettos to be found west of the
Colorado River. Remember Walnet-
tos?
And, does anybody in this whole,
wide world, except me remember
when the little, neighborhood stores
that sold stuff like this were called. .
.at least in many parts of Georgia. .
.'confectionaries'?
Whaddaya think would come of it,
Kesley, if we explored the various
potions, lotions, pills and other nostra
with which we used to dose ourselves?
All without benefit of a prescription
(or a doctor's fee), you understand.
There's probably a whole folklore
surrounding that subject, just waiting
to be tapped. Port St. Joe ought to
have at least a few folks around who
remember "666" for colds, "Black
Draught" for internal difficulties,
"Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound" for the proper lady, and
"Cloverine" brand salve for well-
nigh anything else. If those names
don't tax a fellow's recollections, try
him on "Hadacol". If he knows what
that stuff was, it definitely says
something about his age, even if he
wasn't old enough to try the elixir

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ETA OIN SHRDL U,"" i



Kes and I Took the Same Trip.. Yes We


I TOOK A TWO-DAY trip last
week over the week end. More
correctly, Kesley Colbert, who writes
the "Hunker Down with Kes" column
right above this one, and I took a trip.
We're committee chairmen at our
church, and we were off interviewing
possibilities for new staff members at
our church.
While we were gulping down a
hotdog at the Tallahassee airport
while we were awaiting our 11:45
flight Saturday morning, Kesley
remarked, "Well, I won't have to
rummage around for a subject to
write about this week. I don't like to
ride in airplanes and I had rather be
home with my kids this week, so I'm
sure this little journey will give me


something to write about".
I agreed with Kes that this week
should be an easy one, column-wise.
Then Kesley had that light bulb come
on up over his head and he stuck his
forefinger into the air as if to make a
proclamation (he started to spit, but
remembered he didn't have a chaw of
Levi Garrett at that particular
moment). Kesley pontificated, "You
know, we both ought to write next
week about this trip and see if the
readers can figure out if we're both
writing about the same trip or not".

THAT SOUNDED LIKE a good
idea to me and a typical Kesley
suggestion.
I'm writing my article on Friday
of last week (after we had been on the
trip the prior week end) and I don't
know what Kes will write. He,
likewise, will not see my article until


he turns his in, so we both might be
surprised at what happened on our
trip when we read each other's
articles.
+ + + + +
KES AND I WENT to Reidsville,
N.C. on this trip. That's about as near
as you can get to Virginia without
actually stepping on the soil.
Actually, I thought it was a
government trip, rather than a church
trip. To get to Reidsville, N.C., we
first had to fly to Tampa. It took 45
minutes to get to Tampa, and an hour
and ten minutes to get from Tampa to
Greensboro, N.C.
Figure that one if you can.
+ + + ++
THE TOP HAD JUST blown off
that airplane over in Hawaii, so we
were preoccupied with finding out if
the planes we were travelling in were


737-200's.
One coming back was.
I'm sure Kes and I must have
provided some entertainment for the
seasoned travellers who happened to
be going our way. They all seemed to
know where they were going, why
they were doing the things they were,
doing and, above, all, how to rent a
car with a sense of having been there
before.
Kes and I rented a car-for the
first time for both of us-in Greens-
boro to make it on to Reidsville. We
decided to go 'first class and rent a
Thunderbird, after the young lady at
Hertz told us it was only $19.99 a day.
Somehow or other, that $19.00
turned out to be $34.00 when we got
back, and we only drove it for less
than 50 miles.

OLD KES EMBARRASSED me


By: Wesley R. Ramseym


Did..Believe It or Not


while we were gone.
Sunday, we were going to eat
lunch at a buffet in the Holiday Inn
where we were staying, before
leaving Reidsville.
Kes and I were in the lobby,
waiting for the hostess to call us to a
table, when all of a sudden, Kes' eyes
lit up, his mouth broadened in a grin,
his shoulders straightened and he
assumed a fixed gaze across the
lobby.
I followed his line of sight, and
beheld a sweet young thing, who was
almost radiant in summer style, with
a shock of silky blond hair, striking
blue eyes and the most beautiful smile
you ever saw. A picture of beauty if I
ever saw it.
Old Kes sort of sauntered over
and started engaging this vision in
conversation although the mother and
father were standing right there.
Kes chucked under a chin,


tweaked a cheek, smiled a winning
smile and did some real old time
flirting.
When the hostess called us, I had
to pry him away from the object of his
attention and we took a table in the
rear of the restaurant to eat our lunch.
As we were leaving, old Kes
suddenly stopped and his gaze be-
came fixed through an opening into
the dining room. There was that vision
again.
This time, Kes sort of put on a
foolish grin, began to wave his fingers
good-bye and all but turned somer-
salts trying to attract the attention of
the object of his interest.
Finally, his efforts paid off and a
wide smile crossed the face of his
new-found friend.
Then, almost spontaneously, the
18-month-old almost stood up in his
high chair as he waved his new buddy
a fond good-bye.


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The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 12, 1988 Page 3A.


SHAD
A PHANTRY


by Wendell Campbell


Some Things I Love .
THE OLDER ONE GETS the more they tend to appreciate the finer
things of life. At least that's the way it's been with me.
There was a time in my life that I loved bright lights and big cities. It
was something special to be able to walk into a big, crowded nightclub
and "boog-a-loo" all night long. But that was a long time ago and I'm
really not that old.
You probably won't believe it but several years ago I loved to travel.
A trip to Panama City is a chore for me now.
A FRIEND AND I were talking about this very thing a few days ago
and I compiled a list of things that are important to me and things I love.
Below are just a few.
-Springtime mornings. There's nothing as fresh and wonderful as a
beautiful springtime morning. Everything seems so alive and crisp.
There's cool, refreshing air, birds singing and, even if things are looking
down, there's always hope.
-Fresh coffee brewing. There's nothing quite like the smell of fresh
coffee brewing, especially on a spring monring. Even people who don't
drink coffee admit they love the smell of it brewing.
-A refund on income tax. Getting a refund on your income tax is
almost like money from home. I have always been uneasy when I had a
refund coming, that is until I received the check, cashed it and spent it.
After it was gone I knew they couldn't get it back.
-Sunset on St. Joe Bay. I don't care how well an artist can paint, no
one could recapture the beauty of some of the sunsets on St. Joe Bay. A
friend told me he had lived here ten years and the sunsets are the most
beautiful he had ever seen and he had never seen a re-run.
-Cold milk and graham crackers. I never see anyone eating graham
crackers or "dunking" them in milk anymore. They have been a favorite
of mine for years, although I don't eat them that much anymore because
we forget to buy them and when we do have them my kids usually beat me
to them.
-Pay day. Wouldn't it be awful to be paid at the end of each day. I
always like to see my bills pile up and, at the end of the month, sit down
and try to figure out a way to pay them all. One time, several months ago,
I actually had a few dollars left over, believe it or not!
-A new shirt. I love the feel of new shirts, especially if they fit me
right. I love a shirt that fits me loosely,. with a collar that stands up and
creases where creases-and just one of them-should be.
-Socks that match. Wouldn't it be wonderful to reach into the sock
drawer each day and pull out a perfectly matched pair of socks. Two
consecutive days last week, I pulled out matching pairs of socks. It was a
wonderful week.
-The company of men friends. There's no one who loves women
more than I. However, there are times when men gather and enjoy each
other's coripany away from women. It's the same with women, I think.
+ +++ +
THERE ARE MANY other things I love, like this town, this state and
our country. I don't want to get too "mushy" because someone might
think I'm a sissy. .Sweetie!!!


Kes ley Continued from Page 2


didn't get invited to Career Day.
Bobby, Ricky, Buddy, myself and a
couple of others went to see Mr.
Johnson. Now, Mr. Johnson was like
most principals-old,, big glasses,.
black tie and absolutely no sense of
humor. He hadn't even laughed'
earlier that year when we tied the
rope around Homer Purcell's leg and
run him up the flag pole. We had him
about halfway up, were standing at
attention and humming the Star
Spangled Banner when Mr. Johnson
unexpectedly came out of the lunch
room. I'm telling you this with my
hand up-the man never even cracked
a smile. Shucks, after we got Homer
down and the color returned to his
face, he even thought it was funny.
Not Mr. Johnson-that cost us all
some licks.
Ricky had been elected to do our
talking, "Mr. Johnson, ugh, sir, ugh,
we, ugh, we, ugh, sir..."
Sad part of this was Ricky's our
best talker. There's just something
intimidating about a principal's of-
fice. You ever notice that? To this day
I can walk into a principal's office and
immediately I feel guilty. I start
searching my memory for any wrong
doings I've been into lately. Rick
finally spits it out about how obvious it
is that a mistake has been made as
here stands six seniors just a month or
so removed from graduation that
didn't get an invitation to Career Day.
"No mistake boys, I've been
looking over your records-ya'll can
catch Career Day next year."
Bobby swore later that Mr.
Johnson was almost smiling as he
made this pronouncement. We headed
for Miss Polly's room. She gave us the
worst news possible. She allowed as
how we had put it off for as long as we
could-but now we were going to have
to study. I'll tell you how serious it got.
Ricky took a book home. And Buddy
was reading American History at
lunch. Bobby raised his hand in
English and asked a question. And I
fet Mary E. help me a little with my
math. Listen, we were desperate.
As Miss Polly said, "We knuckled
down". We were too busy trying to
graduate to worry about a senior class
trip. I heard tell that some of the class
was talking of going down to Humbolt
after the dance. Hey, we weren't that
small-we had a graduation dance. Of
course the girls got Freddie and the
Heartbeats. They played that yeh,
yeh, yeh music. We wanted Lefty
Wiggleton and the Downhome Boys.
We all graduated. Well, I'm not
dead positive sure about Buddy. And
we all went to the dance. When the
third song started just like the first
two with "yeh, yeh, yeh" we left. On
our way out we stopped by to thank
Miss Pplly. Mr. 'Johnson shook our
hands.
We picked up several cans of Red
Bird imitation vienna sausage, some
mustard sardines, saltine crackers
and headed for Everitte's Lake. We'd
spent half of our life around this lake
and we sure didn't' need a trip to
Humbolt. About midnight as we
talked of school, Miss Polly, Mr.


Johnson and things, Ricky said, "You
reckon they tricked us into graduat-
ing?"
If they did, I didn't vote to give it
back. : .
Respectfully,
Kesley
P.S. LaRenda Bradfield wrote me a
few weeks back. She's planning a
class reunion at the site where the old
high school gym set. They had even
lined up Freddie and the Heartbeats.
How exciting. I wrote back and told
her I'd be there if they'd have it out by
the lake and let Lefty Wiggleton and
the Boys provide the music.

Letters
(Continued from Page 2)
personally.
I love your columns, Mr. C,
especially the ones filled with those
poignant little bits of yesterday's
southland. Keep it up.
Sincerely,
Larry E. Dudley

Thanks! Heaps!
Dear Mr. Ramsey:
This is to express my sincere
thanks to you as well as to each staff
member of The Star Publishing
Company for your continued assist-
ance in publicizing school news. Your
staff has been super cooperative in
publicizing Shark happenings during
the past school years.
This is just to remind you that on
behalf of the Publicity Committee at
PSJHS, we would like to say thanks
again for such splendid assistance.
We are looking forward to contin-
uing working with your staff in the
future.
Sincerely,
Sarah A. Riley, chairperson
Publicity Committee
'PSJHS


Whitfield Teacher of the Year


In announcing Linda Whitfield's
selection as Gulf County Teacher of
the Year, Superintendent B. Walter
Wilder says, "The Teacher of the
Year program is designed to honor a
teacher who is representative of all
good teachers. The selection of Linda



Clinic
(Continued from Page 1)
ask for a written plan of the program
and its scope before getting deeper
into the agreement.
PRIMARILY INDIGENT CARE
Donna Drew, director of the Port -
St. Joe unit of the Gulf County Hqalth
Department told The Star the pro-
posed medical care program would be
operated primarily by Florida's HRS
department under the auspices of the
Gulf County Health Department.
"The county will have no cost
involved in the operation except for
furnishing property on which to place
the building", Drew told The Star.
"This is a program which will be
operated by the State of Florida,
much as the local health department
services are operated today", she
said.
Drew said primarily the service
was being provided to indigent
patients for primary medical care,
"for those persons who cannot pay,
who have no medical insurance or
other means to pay for their medical
care". Drew went on to point out the
services would also be offered to
others on a sliding pay scale, as well
as to the indigent.
Plans are to have a physician
employed for the service, who will
divide his time between, the Gulf
County installation and Franklin
County. "We already have Dr. John
Erickson on the health department
staff who spends 20 hours a week in
each of the two counties, so the new
system .would give us a full time
physician's care in both counties",
Drew said.
Drew said that the county has a
deadline of June 30 to get the initial
grant encumbered. "If they do make
the deadline, the target date for
getting the service into operation is
October 1 of this year", Drew said.
Even with the move by the County
Commission Tuesday to set aside the
property for the building, there is still
no guarantee the necessary paper-
work will get done in time to meet the
June 30 deadline for application.


Threatens
(Continued from Page 1)
repeater station in the Sheriff's
Department radio system to serve
county fire departments with their
own frequency. Administrative assist-
ant Larry Wells said some work had
already been done on this project,
enough to learn the proposed cost
would run approximately $3,000. The
Board decided to consider the propo-
sal at their new budget meeting.
-The Board executed an agree-
ment with Gulf Pines Hospital to
operate the south Gulf County ambu-
lance service for another year. The
agreement has been under considera-
tion since September of last year.
-Agreed to begin the county-wide
mosquito spraying program this
week. The program is operated in
summer months by the Mosquito
Control Department.
-Delayed consideration of a
budget amendment for the County
Judge's office until the May 24
meeting when the entire board could
be present for the matter.

Trial
(Continued from Page 1)
in the Melvin divorce which erupted in
the shooting of the two jurists in
judge's chambers and Mrs. Paulk as
she raced up a flight of stairs to see
what was happening. Melvin is also
charged with wounding his former
wife in the shootout.
Seating of spectators and admis-
sion of news media has been limited
for the trial itself, when it gets
underway.


Whitfield meets this goal."
Mrs. Whitfield is a graduate of
Tennessee Technical University
where she earned a bachelor's degree
in 1967 and attended the University of
West Florida where she earned a
Master's degree in 1981. She has
taught in Gulf County Schools for 21
years. She is married to Houston
Whitfield, and is the mother of two
children, Heather and Beau.
One of five nominees from Gulf
County Schools, Mrs. Whitfield was
voted Teacher of the Year by a


district-wide screening committee
composed of personnel from each
school. Other nominees included: Fay
Wood, Port St. Joe Elementary
School; Miriam Dismuke, Port St. Joe
High School; Cathy Colbert, Highland
View Elementary School; and Charles
Cleckley, Wewahitchka High School.
In making the presentation to
Mrs. Whitfield, Superintendent Wilder
stated that all the nominees were
excellent teachers and most worthy of
the recognition bestowed upon them
by their individual faculties.


Linda Whitfield, teacher at Wewahltchka Elementary School, receives a
plaque designating her as Gulf County's Teacher of the Year, from Superinten-
dent Walter Wilder. -Star photo


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Tim Griffin, an executive with St.
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community. Speaking before the Port
St. Joe Rotary Club, Griffin told the
club the information business was
growing by leaps and bounds and that
St. Joseph was striving to keep up
with it.
Griffin proudly pointed out his
firm had started installing the latest
in fiber optic lines four years ago, with
installation of a cable to Tyndall Air
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"The glass lines are just slightly
larger than the average human hair
and can handle up to 32,000 phone
conversations at one time over the
same line", Griffin said. He pointed
out the capabilities would allow St.
Joseph to install the cable and still
have plenty of spare space available
in the future for multiple long distance
capabilities, increased use of phone
lines for business communications, as
well as voice transmission and for
entertainment channels.
In touching on rates,' Griffin said
Florida had one of the lowest
telephone rate schedules in the nation.
"Our rates here are among the lowest
in the nation", Griffin said. "We
haven't increased our phone rates in
11 years. Our rates are among the
lowest in Florida", he pointed out. As
an example, Griffin said the same
phone service which costs $19.00 per
month in Miami, costs, only $6.30 in
Port St. Joe.

Knox Feted

at Dinner
St. Joe Natural Gas Company
honored Tom Knox with a dinner at
Butler's Restaurant Friday, May 6 for
23 years of service and also to
celebrate his 65th birthday.
C.G. Costin, Jr., President, pre-
sented Knox with a plaque for the
company's appreciation for his years
of service. Knox was employed by the
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Page 4A The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 12, 1988


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S Lynn Leonard Takes Trophy In

Ladies Golf Tournament May 5


The ladies of St. Joseph's Bay
Country Club held their annual
invitational golf tournament Thurs-
day. May 5. Chairman of the


tournament was Jean Gander with
co-chairman, Jean Fitzgerald. The
gross champion, Lynn Leonard, was
presented the Dave Gaskin Memorial
trophy by David Carl Gaskin. Special
guests included Mrs. Dave Gaskin and
Mrs. Frank Graddy, .her daughter.
Winners were as follows:
Champion, Lynn Leonard; cham-
pionship flight, 1st, Miwa Ikeguchi;
2nd. Margaret Chancey; and 3rd,
Shirley Edwards; first flight, 1st,
Audrey Mercer: 2nd, Hazel Buckley,
and 3rd. Faye Cox; second flight, 1st,


Evelyn Smith, 2nd, Lois Smith, 3rd,
Katherine Warren; third flight, 1st,
Lib Davis, 2nd, Fulla Draper, 3rd,-
Betty May; fourth flgiht, 1st, Betty
Hoferkamp, 2nd. Pauline Dubreiul,
3rd, Gwen Odenheimer; fifth flight,
1st, Betty Tillisch, 2nd, Millie Fitzpat-
rick, 3rd, Louise Nowlin; sixth flight,
1st Hazel Tannahill, 2nd, Betty
Pascher, 3rd, Bobbie Thomas; se-
venth flight, 1st, Hildreth Miller, 2nd
Jacque Price, 3rd, Alice Core; and
eight flight, 1st, Ann Van Lierop, 2nd,
Jeanette Bailey, and 3rd, Nancy
Heiserman.


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The first place winners of the ladies Invitational golf tournament are shown above. The second and
third place winners are shown in the photograph below.
Star photos


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Candace Nicole Branch


New Arrival
Robert and Cindy Branch are
proud to announce the birth of their
daughter, Candace Nicole, on April 16,
1988 at Gulf Coast Hospital. She
weighed eight pounds, 3.8 ounces and
was 201/4 inches long.
Candace is the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hildridge Dunlap and
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Branch all of Port
St. Joe. She is the gread granddaugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Odis C. Joiner of
Tallahassee, Mrs. Gracie Dunlap and
Mrs. Thelma Rhames, both of Port St.
Joe.


Civic Beau


Is Looking
The civic beautification commit-
tee will have a get ready for the big
clean up for the month of June in a
trial workshop activity on Saturday,
May 28. The workshop,will bea dry,
run of the type activity the committee
hopes to successfully promote during
the month of June.
The area to be cleaned will begin
at the Patton Bayou bridge on
Highway 98 and work to Baltzell
Avenue.
Scout groups, civic organizations,
churches and individuals are invited
and encouraged to meet at 9:00 a.m.,
and work until noon. After the
clean-up activities, cold drinks will be
served at the Florida National Bank
parking lot.
Trash bags will be furnished.
For the big clean up, fix up
campaign in June, individuals and
groups are asked to pick a spot and be
responsible for keeping that spot


tification Committee


for Catchy Slogan


clean. The committee is also planning
a contest with a cash prize for coming


up with a fitting slogan for the special
clean up month.


Insurance Specialists In Town

May 25 to Assist with Problems


Insurance specialists, from the
Florida Department of Insurance will
* be in Port St. Joe on May 25 to help
consumers with their insurance pro-
blems or questions.
Specialists will be on hand from
9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Gulf
County Courthouse, 5th St., Port St.
Joe. There is no charge, and the public
is encouraged to attend.
Anyone experiencing an insur-
ance problem should bring his or her
insurance policy and any other
relevant documents with them to


WIN $25.00!!

Submit a slogan to the Port St. Joe Beautification
Committee to help fight the crime of littering.

TO ENTER:
Complete this form and bring to The Star office or
mail to P. 0. Box 896, Port St. Joe, FL 32456. Entries
must be postmarked or received in Star office by May
25.


SLOGAN:

YOUR NAME:

ADDRESS:

In the event two or more slogans are the same, the first two receiv-
ed will be considered for a tie. Winner will be announced at the City
Park on May 28, 1988, following first clean-up day.


review with an insurance specialist.
For more information, call the
North Florida Regional Office in
Pensacola at (904) 436-8040.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of J.F. Pitts would like
to extend a heartfelt thanks to all of
those who comforted us in our sudden
loss. Words can never come close to
expressing the gratitude we feel for
the phone calls, visits, food, flowers
and cards. Thank you for remember-
ing us in our time of need; and most of
all for being there when we needed
you most. It is at these times that we
fully appreciate our churches and
ministers. Rev. Charles Pettis and
Rev. Don Asbell, only God and we
know what your presence meant to
our family.
May God richly bless each and
every one of you.
Mary Lee Pitts,
Mary Ann Flowers,
Brenda Dixey and
Lucretia Parish


W/,%


Cassle Lynne Holland

It's A Girl!
Timothy W. and Sheila K. Holland
of Port St. Joe are proud to announce
the birth of their daughter, Cassie
Lynne, on April 13 at Bay Medical
Center in Panama City. She weighed
seven pounds, 21/4 ounces.
Cassie is the granddaughter of
Luie D. and JoAnn Holland of
Crestview; Lynda Williams of Gads-
den, Ala.; and Billy Williams of
Stockbridge, Ga. She is the great
granddaughter of Dan H. and Clever-
delle Freeman of Gadsden.


CARD OF THANKS
The family of Mrs. Essie Williams
would like to thank each and every
one for the prayers, food, cards,
flowers and phone calls. Also the staff
at Gulf Pines. Hospital and the
Eastern Star for their participation.
May God bless each and every one of
you.
The family of,
Essie Williams.


Mrs. David Gaskin, Sr. presents the David Carl Gaskin championship
memorial trophy to Lynn Leonard.


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Phone 229-8028 201 Williams Ave.


HOURS: 11 a.m. 9 p.m.
7 Days A Week
WE'RE LOCATED 3/10's of a mile past
the St. Joseph's State Park turn off, on the left.

We're Sorry

Due to circumstances beyond our control,
our opening has been postponed to
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Scholarship

S- !-Honors Wright
The Gulf County Teacher Associa-
tion presented a check for $500.00 to
the School Board to fund the Linda
Lewis Wright Memorial Scholarship
for this year. The fund was esta-
blished by John Wiight to set up a
memorial scholarship in honor of his
wife, Linda, who taught at Highland
.. View Elementary School from
1976-1986. Presenting the check were
S Christine Williams, treasurer, and
'" Tweeta Gaskin, president of the Gulf
Teachers Association.
The scholarship will be presented
-to a graduating senior from Port St.
4'Joe High School, and the recipient will
be determined by a committee of Port
St.. Joe High School together with al
faculty member from Highland View
Elementary School.
,Singles Dance
t, The Blountstown Singles Club
-, to come to the W.T. Neal Civic Center
Christine Williams, right, presents a check for the Linda Lewis Wright on Friday, May 13 at 7:00 p.m. CDT
Memorial Scholarship to Waylon Graham, School Board member as and dance to the music of Angus Hall
Superintender Wilder and Tweeta Gaskin look on. Star photo and the Chipola River Strings.


The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 12, 1988 Page 5A,

LABC Marks Its 35th Anniversary


The Long Avenue Baptist Church
of Port St. Joe will celebrate their
thirty fifth anniversary on Sunday,
May 15. All former members and
friends are invited to attend the
regular services, the covered dish
dinner in the new gym, and a special
afternoon service with good music.
The church was organized on May
10, 1953 with 44 charter members.
Fourteen of the original members
remain in the church today. The
church presently has 357 resident

New Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Duane McFarland
are proud to announce the birth of
their daughter, Anna Leigh, on May 2,
1988. Her .birth weight was six pounds,
three ounces.
Paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Frank McFarland of
Port St. Joe. Maternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Wes Bizilia of
Summerdale, Ala.
Anna was welcomed home by her
brother, Kenney, 112 years.


May Named As National High Blood Pressure Month


This May-National High Blood
Pressure Month-the residents of
West Florida are joining in the spirit
of the olympic year by going for their
personal goals of high blood pressure
control. The American Heart Associ-
ation (AHA) Panama City office is
offering information year-round to
help area citizens keep their blood
pressure under control.
"Today, more Americans are
aware of the risks of uncontrolled high
blood pressure than ever before," said
Dr. Rick Weddle, president of the
AHA, West Florida Area office in
Panama City. "Unfortunately, aware-
ness of high blood pressure does not
automatically lead to control," he
concluded.
Only 11 percent of Americans with
high blood pressure are successfully

OBITUARIES:
Billy H. Brookins
Billy H. Brookins, 64, passed
away Tuesday evening in Bay St.
Joseph Care Center. He was a native
of Millville and had been a resident of
Port St. Joe for the past 18 years. He
was a commercial fisherman and
attended Oak Grove Assembly of God
Church.
Survivors include one sister, Susie
,Brookins, New York' City and one
brother-in-law, T. J. Raffield of Port
St. Joe.
Graveside funeral services will be
held at 2:00 p.n., EDT, Thursday at
the family plot in Millville Cemetery,
conducted by the Rev. David Fernan-
dez. Interment will follow.
All services are under the direc-
tion of Comforter Funeral Home.

Ralph Nixon
Ralph Glenn Nixon of Wewahitch-
ka died last Saturday morning at his
home. He worked for 25 years at the
St. Joe Paper Co. and was a member
of the Glad Tidings Assembly of God
Church.
Survivors include: his wife, Lu-
cille Glass Nixon; one daughter,
Eleanor Jean McClamma of Port St.
Joe; three grandchildren; one great
grandchild; and three brothers, Gar-
land Nixon of Wewahitchka, Arthur
Nixon of Howard's Creek and T.B.
Nixon of Lynn Haven.
Funeral services were held Mon-
day at the Glad Tidings Assembly of
God Church conducted by the Rev.
Donald Asbell and the Rev. Charles
Pettis. Interment was in Jehu Ceme-
tery.
Comforter Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.


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J.eL &Ds59

BRASS ACCESSORIES

V PRICE


Used 5,000 btu
Air Conditioner


$169


Used 4-piece
Bedroom Suite 1199

Roll Top Desk.. $149

Lamps ...... 199&Up

Pictures .... lO&Up

Used
Living Room
Sofa, Chair, rocker, party otto.,
2 end tables
only $199


0*


CASH
OR CREDIT!



* All Sold As Is
* No Special Orders
* Subject to Prior Sale
* Delivery and
financing arranged
* All Sales Final
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5-pc. Outdoor
PATIO GROUP ... '198
Wrought Iron
Swing- Stand 119
1 to Sell 1/
GLIDERS..... 2 price


a s an


* Broyhi.lI
* La-Z-Boy
* Beautyrest
* Jamison
* Somma


LANE
Cedar Chest $195
LANE
Cedar Chest $288


Others Reduced!


members and 134 non-resident mem-
bers for a total membership of 491.
Dr. Daniel W. Duncan is the


present pastor and Rev. J.C. Odum,
Pastor Emeritus, is still a very active
member of the church family.


1st
COME
1st
SERVED


FREE
While Supply Lasts!
58-pc. Stainless
TABLEWARE
with purchase of $388 or more


FINAL
DAYS


MONTHLY
TERMS AVAILABLE
AND
DELIVERY ARRANGED
EVERYTHING WILL BE
SOLD AT SOME PRICE!


Sleeper & Loveseat Reg. $1,129 .... $799

Sofa, Loveseat & Chair $Reg. $1,119o $899

Sofa & Chair, Herculon plaid ........... 249

Sofa Lovesea-Olr. back .... 788

Vinyl Sofa & ChairSO. .. ..... 99

3-pc. Sectional, be&O$ 0.0 ...... $799
Guaranteed seat springs, beautiful green cover
Flexsteel Sofa, Loveseat, Wing Chair /2 price

Contemporary Sofa .. ....... 299


Pecan Finisn
Early American ea. 88
Cherry Finish
Queen Anne ... ea. '88




Brass & Glass, reg. $119
SOFA TABLE
$79
3-piece Contemporary
OAK TABLES
$105


Broyhill Traditional
Table, Chairs & China
1788
Virginia House
China, hutch, table, 6 side
chairs
9-PC. OAK SUITE
Reg. $2258
now 11350
by Virginia House was $1578
9-PC. MAPLE GROUP
O899
now 1899
Swivel
BAR STOOLS ..... 79


Danley Furniture
Phone 227-1277 401 Reid Ave. Port St. Joe, Fla.
MASTERCHARGE VISA OR DANLEY'S OWN FINANCE PLAN CHARGE IT!


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Page 6A The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 12,1988


Enjoying a picnic in the shade.


Festival Scenes


In the upper left corner spectators
are shown enjoying listening to the
musical selections.
In the photo at bottom left, twins
also enjoy the festival from the com-
fort of their stroller.
In the photo above free blood
pressure checks were given by Spec-
trum Home Health Care.


SECURITY GUARDS
Large international security company needing full-time and part-time
security guard in the Port St. Joe Panama City area. Must have
clean background. For Information call
(904) 784-6359
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NOTICE .0








The Board of City Commission of the City of Port St. Joe has
declared the month of June, 1988 to be "Clean-Up, Fix-Up and
Beautification" Month, in preparation for the December, 1988 Ses-
quicentennial Celebration.
A, special task force "Beautification Committee" has been
established under the direction of an especially appointed
committee.
All persons are urged to clean-up, fix-up and paint-up their property
and premises, remove old abandoned or inoperable vehicles, :
dilapidated buildings and other abandoned structures.
The City will haul away-FREE OF CHARGE-those inoperable
vehicles and structural debris during the month of June, 1988 if
given sufficient notification.
Effective July 1, 1988 all applicable city ordinances will be strictly
enforced without partiality.
This "Special Effort'' event will be concluded with a final drive on
June 25, 1988 with hot dogs, cold drinks and live entertainment in
the park in appreciation for all those who participate.
Port St. Joe, let's join hands, hearts and efforts to make our city the
"Garden-Spot of the Panhandle; a place which we can all be proud
of.
FRANK PATE, JR., Mayor Commissioner ,
JAMES B. ROBERTS, Commissioner
BILLY R. FLEMING, Commissioner
EMILY M. ROCHE, Commissioner
EDWIN G. WILLIAMS, Commissioner.
31 /12/88


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Senior Citizens Attend Recognition Lunch


Senior companion volunteers Isa-
belle Johnson, Bessie Faison, and
Ruby Price, along with their supervi-
sor, Ometa Osborne, traveled to
Tallahassee on Friday, April 29 for
Grandpeople's Third Annual Joint
Recognition luncheon for senior com-
panion-foster grandpeople volun-
teers. The elaborate affair at the Leon
County Senior Center, is an annual
event and its purpose is to recognize
and applaud the generous efforts and


unselfish deeds performed' by its
volunteers for the frail elderly, the
handicapped and the physically disa-
bled of Gulf County as well as all the
other counties of Northwest Florida.
These dedicated volunteers provide
critically needed in-home services
that allow elderly homebound clients
to remain in their own homes rather
than entering a nursing care facility.
A plaque from the office of the
mayor was presented to the group of


West Florida Gas Moving Back
Into Remodeled Headquarters


West Florida LP Gas Company
celebrated the official opening of its
newly remodeled offices and appli-
ance showroom at 418 Reid Ave.,
Wednesday, May 4 with a ribbon


cutting ceremony.
West Florida LP Gas Company
has been serving Gulf County for
nearly 38 years from the same
location and with the same manage-


more than 250 participants officially
designating April 29 as Grandpeople
Day. Entertainment was provided by
the exceptionally talented Merry-
makers Dance Group (six senior
couples) of Tallahassee. This group
gave a delightful performance as they
danced to both contemporary music
and nostalgic melodies of the 50's.
After partaking of a delicious
luncheon, the volunteers had the
opportunity to hear world renowned


ment team. Earl Peak, general
manager; Jinks St. Clair, Sr., oper-
ational manager and Ann Timmins,
office manager, total years,with the
company adds up to nearly 96 years.
The company continues to service
the area with radio dispatched LP gas
delivery trucks and service trucks
and with well known brand name
appliances.


Elementary Kids Enjoy Festival


The annual Spring Arts Festival
at Highland View Elementary School
was held on the Linda L. Wright
covered play area. Citizens from
the community demonstrated activi-
ties for students to do in their spare
time or shared information about
their jobs. The students and staff
enjoyed presentations of singing and
dancing. The Sheriff's department
presented a demonstration with their
dogs; Hank and Ninji. They showed
the students how Hank and Ninji are
trained in obedience, sniffing out
drugs, and attacking aggressors and
eluders*
Many arts and crafts were dis-
played including 'ceamics, a- "
crame', woodworking, quilting, cake
decorating, floral arranging, and
nature crafts. Other booths repre-
sented interesting hobbies including
beekeeping, marathon running, re-
mote control model planes and boats,
a collection of artifacts found in the
area, and a race- car. A gunsmith
showed a variety of antique guns.
Also, an antique car collector showed
a 1914 Ford. An ambulance from Gulf
Pines' Hospital Was on hand to show
students the equipment and supplies
used in an emergency medical
vehicle. The winners from the Science
Fair displayed their projects.
Students' arts and crafts :were
displayed around the lunchrooiii for
ill to view. .%s a highlight of the day,
each class visited a planetarium. The
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speaker, lecturer, and grief therapist,
Dr. Sally Karioth, speak on, "The
Elderly and How to Deal with Grief".
During the course of her very moving
speech, she commented, "The elderly
need someone to love, someone to love
them and a feeling of self-esteem".
. She also said that people should stop
worrying about the things over which
they have no control, enjoy life, for
this is not a dress rehearsal. Dr.
Karioth ended her speech by com-
mending the volunteers for their love
and devotion to the elderly, and
referred to them as, "Miracle work-
ers who save lives every day."
Grandpeople executives, Al Doo-
little, Keith Hughes and Winifred
Gayle, gave due recognition to the
volunteers present by asking each of
them to stand as they were called.
Ruby Price, -Bessie Faison and
Isabelle Johnson were very proud to
stand and accept applause for ser-
vices rendered to the elderly of Gulf
County. They also received a gift as a
token of Grandpeople's appreciation.
Henry Taylor, executive director
of Franklin County's Senior Citizens
Association was applauded for his
work with the senior companion
program in his county. Special
awards were given to a group of Bay
County recruits who were instrumen-
tal in initiating a foster grandparents
program in Bay County.
Pete Griffin, former coach at
Florida A & M University, was a
special guest. For all of you former
Famuans who have wondered what-
ever happened to Pete: Pete has the
physique of a man half his age, and
looks great. An expert on physical
fitness, he travels extensively to
promote his physical fitness tapes,
videos and pamphlets. He also
conducts exercise classes at various
senior centers throughout the area.
At the 1985 State Conference on
Aging, Griffin was voted "Senior of
the Year" and given special award
for the development of a unique
physical fitness program for the
/elderly.
Grandpeople, Inc's. third annual
recognition day was a tremendous
success, for it also afforded ample
opportunity for volunteers from each
county to meet and get acquainted, to
discuss common problems, and. to
exchange ideas.








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The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 12, 1988 Page 7A


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Deputies show off their dogs, Nin-
ji and Hank.

ten by twenty five foot bubble was
constructed by the teachers. Students
entered the dark, air-filled room
to view many familiar constellations.
To conclude the half day event,
bag lunches were prepared for the
students. All classes enjoyed a picnic
outside on the school grounds. Stu-
dents and staff alike were enlightened
by all the day's events.


Customer _satisfaction is somle-
thing e\er) dalcrst ries tfor, it is
our ultimate go.al.
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William S. Rosasco, III, President
.,f the Gulf Coast.Council announced
recently that Charles "Chuck" Call of
Shalimar, will be one of 70 Scoutmas-
ters from around the country who will
attend the 1988 biennial meeting of the
Boy Scouts of America, in San Diego,
California..
Representing the more than 47,000
Scoutmasters, the group will partici-
pate'in two special forums designed to
foster an information exchange on
program enhancements.
In addition to the two forum
sessions, Call and Rosasco will attend
a National Eagle Scout breakfast,
participate in the awards luncheon of
the Southeast Region, join a "We the
People-One Nation Under God"
breakfast marking the bicentennial of
the U.S1" Constitution, sit in on the


biennial national business meeting,
and be a guest at the closing program
honoring recipients of the Silver
Buffalo 'awards; the organization's
top citation for outstanding service to
youth.


Josh Colbert displays his regional
award winning science project.

Gal: 5:22-23
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TEMPERANCE S

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GOODNESS
FArITH

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.
MORNING WORSHIP 11:00a.m.
EVENING WORSHIP.. 6:00 p.m.
WED. EVENING ...... 7:00 p.m.
PASTOR
REV. ROBERT RATHBUN


Catch the S rit Constitution and Monument
Ckth M S tPort St. Joe
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SUNDAYSCHOOL.... 9:30a.m. EVENINGWORSHIP ... 7:30p.m.
MORNING WORSHIP 11:00a.m. BIBLE STUDY,
METHODIST YOUTH WEDNESDAY..... 9:30 a.m.
FELLOWSHIP ... 5:30 p.m. THURSDAY ...... 7:30 p.m.
REV. ENNIS G. SELLERS, Pastor


Second row: Jimms Porter. technician; Bill) Dunnigan,
parts department: ;alter Seabrooks. porter. Not pictured:
John H. Valers. body, man and Robert Lewis. technician.


St. Joe Motor Company

322 Monument A'enue Phone 227-1336


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Gulf Coast Scout Leader Will Attend
National Meeting in California


Fir.l row. from left: Rodne' Le'ins. hod% man: Dennis
Bradle. service manager: Bo Bra,. dealer: Bob Heacock. bod
shop manager and %eal Goodson. technician.


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Page 8A The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla.- Thursday, May 12, 1988

Homebuilders Sponsor Forum On Land Use "
A public forum sponsored by the property owners' rights is to get Anyone interested in attending public contact Larry Wells at 227-1735 for a Call 9 A A
Gulf County Homebuilders and Citi- involved in the planning process. meetings involving this plan may schedule of the meetings. Shorty LZ '"U 0
zens Federal Savings and Loan 22-
Association was held at the St. Joseph 26 Years Experience Licensed and Bonded
Bay Country Club on April 28. .
Speakers at the forum included I Commercial Residential
Larry Wells, Administrative Assist- ,R J lin,, n{ Cruijo Wadrk
Sclpin n RrivreS Work


ant to the County and George Rusaw
of the Citrus County Homebuilders
Association and a member of the
Florida Homebuilders Association
Board of Directors.
The "Comprehensive Land Use
Plan" is due to be submitted to the
State Department of Community
Affairs (DCA) in January of 1990 and
will control all future development
within the county once submitted and
approved.
This plan is required by the
Growth Management Act pass 'by
the State legislature in 1985 .ad
mandated to the counties for com-
pliance. It addresses population
growth, clean water, waste disposal
and unregulated development along
with education, health care, housing,
financial services, public building
needs, law enforcement and fire
fighting.
Any future development that is
not in conformance with this plan
after approved by DCA will cause the
County to be designated an "area of
critical concern" and will allow the
state to virtually control all activities
within the county.
This topic is of critical concern to
all property owners and residents of
Gulf County. The way to protect

CARD OF THANKS
I wish to take this means to thank
the people of the community for their
many kind expressions of sympathy
shown me during the hospitalization
and death of my son.
The food, prayers and contacts
will always be remembered.
Thank you,
Henry S. Lilius

Say You Saw It In The Star


BIBLE STUDY........
MORNING WORSHIP .
CHURCH TRAINING..


Reg. No. ER-004631
Charles Sowell

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411 Reid Avenue






Open House

Saturday, May 14
from 11 to 4 EDT

Sunday, May 15
from 1 to 4 EDT


New Credit Union Building


St. Joe Papermakers Federal
Credit Union has started construc-
tion of a branch office building in
Wewahitchka to house credit union
operations in that north Gulf
County city.
According to Wesley Adkins,
manager of the main office in Port
St. Joe, the Wewahitchka office is
expected to be. completed by fall of
this year and will offer every
service which is available in the
Port St. Joe office.


We Want You To Be
-A Part of The Friendly Place


9:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m. :
5:45p.m.


EVENING WORSHIP... 7:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY .........7:00 p.m.


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1601 LONG AVENUE
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The building is being built on
property adjacent to the old school
property. in Wewahitchka on High-
way 71. The Credit Union has
purchased nearly an acre of proper
ty alongside the highway, but only
about 100 by 400 feet is being utilized
for the office structure and opera-
tion. "We may sell part of the
property to a business complimen-
tary to our operation at some time
in the future, and we may hang on to
it for future expansion", Adkins


said.
The new building is being
constructed by James Stafford and
will have drive-in facilities. Richard
Quackenbush will operate the We-
wahitchka -office which serves the
credit union needs of St. Joe Paper
Company and Gulf County School
personnel.
The building is shown above,
where the wiring, plumbing and
other other floor facilities are being
put in.


IRS Moves Its Panama City

Office to A New Location


The Internal Revenue Service
recently announced that as of May 2,
1988, its Panama City office will open
its doors for business at a new
location, 651 W. 14th St., Suite F.
The new office is located one
block south of Highway 98 (W. 15th
Street) off Florida Avenue. Ample
free parking is available for taxpay-
ers visiting the.office:. :.
The Panama City Taxpayer Ser-.;
vice office will help taxpayers who
have questions about tax laws, and'
IRS notices-or bills. The office also


. provides free tax forms and publica-
tions.
The move from the 30 West
Government Street office, where IRS
had been located since 1977, was made
necessary because of staffing in-
creases in Examination and Collect-
ion.


Seven 3 bedroom, 2Vz bath Townhomes on the Gulf
between Gulf Aire and St. Joe Beach.

Sales Agents Are On Duty to
Show at Your Convenience
IF THESE TIMES AREN'T CONVENIENT FOj YOU
CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT


AGENTS -
-CATHEY HOBBS
648-5653
-MOIRA RITCH
648-5286
-BILL CARR
639-2878
-DENISE STRICKLAND
229-6571


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Long Way

from Home

Marcy Hunt found this tagged
balloon in front of Popeye's on May 2.
The tag on the balloon said "Good
News, St. Bernadette Church, 9021 E.
51st Terr., Kansas City, Mo. 64133."
Marcy has written to the address
but has yet to get any response from
her letter.


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Store Those Spring 'Taters Right

.... And They'll Keep Well Two or Three Months


The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 12,1988 Page 9A.

"THE MIRACLE CENTER"
NEW COVENANT MISSIONARY WORLD OUTREACH CENTER...
The Family Church
252 Avenue E Port St Joe, Florida Church Phone 229-8137
Pastor: Rev. Napoleon Pittman


by Roy Lee Carter
County Extension Agent
One of the most popular vegeta-
bles grown by backyard gardeners is
the Irish potato. If you've included
potatoes in your spring garden, now's
the time to think about harvesting this
crop. Certain procedures should be
used in order to prevent some of the
comVnon problems of decay, sprout-
ing, and physical injury.
Irish potatoes grown in Florida
are usually ready for digging about 80
to 90 days after they're planted. If
they're left alone, the tops of the
plants die down naturally and the
tubers stop growing by about 120 days
after planting. This 30 to 40 day period
gives you some harvesting options.
Like many gardeners, you may
choose to dig a few early potatoes
before the tubers have reached full
size and maturity. You could dig the
tubers as you need them, from the
time most are ready until the plants
die. However, the most common
approach is to wait until the tubers


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harvest the entire crop.
If you choose the one-time har-
vesting method you'll need. to be


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S.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
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especially careful to dig and store the
potatoes properly. Many problems
can arise after this type of harvest,
problem such as tuber decay, shrivel-
ing, sprouting, greening and injury
from insects and rodents.
First, if you're going to harvest
the entire crop at one time, leave the
potatoes in the ground as long as
possible until the plant tops die back
naturally. With this additional matur-
ation period, the surface skin of the
tubers becomes tougher, and more
resistant to scratching and digging
injury. However, to minimize rotting,
dig your potatoes before the June
rainy season.
About 10 to 14 days before digging,
cut the vines at ground level with
shears, a sharp knife, or a lawn
mower. This helps the skin become
tougher. Be very careful when
removing tubers from the ground.

Kindergarten

Registration,

Assessment
B. Walter Wilder, Gulf County
Superintendent, recently announced
the schedule for kindergarten regis-
tration-assessment-screening thru-
out the county for students who will be
five years old on or before September
1, 1988.
The registration is very important
for each child. A state law requires
that each child entering school for the
first time have educational assess-
ment and health screening. These
include height, weight, and general

health. Personnel from the Gulf
County Schools, Gulf County Health
Department, and the Parent Volun-
teer Program will conduct these
sessions.
Each child who is assessed and
screened must be accompanied by a
parent or legal guardian. A copy of the
child's birth certificate and an
immunization record should be pre-
sented at the session.
All new kindergarten students for
the school year 1988-89 are expected to
participate in the preschool screening
which is scheduled for May 13 from
8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Port St.
Joe Elementary School kindergarten
site.
Anyone needing further inform-
^"ai fori-in the Port St. Joe-Highland-,
View area may call Lois Byrd at
227-1221.

Keep Lead

Out of Your

Water
Federal regulations now require
that only lead-free construction ma-
terials be used in drinking water
systems including both residential
and non-residential plumbing. The
regulations prohibit use of solders
which contain more than 0.2 percent
lead, as well as pipes and fittings
which contain over 8.0 percent lead.
Public notification must be given
to anyone who may be affected by
these regulations, since it is possible
there may be detectable levels of lead
in water systems constructed of
lead-containing materials.
Consumers should not be unduly
concerned about the notice, according
to Florida Department of Environ-
mental Regulation officials. The
notice is required to be sent by each
utility to inform its customers of
potential adverse health effects of
lead, even though the water may not
be in violation of current standards.
The notice is required by law to be
provided to customers on or before
June 19, 1988.
The federal Environmental Pro-
tection Agency is implementing the
lead regulations. The content and
wording of the notice must conform
with specific EPA requirements. Most
of the notice will contain specific
wording providing information on
health effects required by EPA. The
rest of the notice will contain
information on what conditions may
cause lead to be in the water and ways
to limit possible exposure.


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much more prone to decay.
After the potatoes are dug, clean
them to remove dirt and possible
decayed organisms. If you have only a
few potatoes, say about a bushel or
two, use a soft brush or burlap rag,
and clean them by hand. You can
wash larger quantities. But, don't
wash them together in a tub. This
quickly speeds decay organisms.
Instead, spread all of the tubers out
and hose them down with a spray of
water. Rinse each one by hand.
Dampened potatoes are much more
likely to rot. So dry them thoroughly
before storage. A good rule is to dry
potatoes for three or four hours in the
sun, after washing.
Potatoes should be stored in a
cool, dark, dry, well-ventilated area,
while potatoes store best at tempera-
tures between 50 and 60 degrees
Fahrenheit, room or outdoor shed
temperatures usually must be toler-
ated for home storage. Under these
warmer conditions, it's best to keep
the tubers spread out, rather than
stacked or heaped in a pile.
Keeping potatoes in a dark area
will prevent "Greening" caused by
light, sprouting isn't a problem at
these higher temperatures at least not
for the first two months. In any case,
potatoes won't keep well much longer
than two or three months.
The final storage precaution is to
sort out and discard rotting tubers
periodically, so that the entire batch
isn't contaminated.


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Page 10A The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 12, 1988


Minutes... School Board


The Gulf County School Board
met in regular session on March 8,
1988 at 5:30 p.m. at the Office of'
Instructional Services in Port St. Joe.
The following members were present:
Gene Raffield, Ted Whitfield, James
Hanlon, Oscar Redd. Board member
Graham was absent. The Superinten-
dent was also present.
Vice-chairman Raffield presided
and the meeting was opened with
prayer by Redd.
In compliance with Florida Sta-
tute, the Board advertised policy
changes in the local newspapers. The
public was given opportunity on this
day to provide input. There was no
response from the public. On motion
by Hanlon, second by Redd, the Board
voted unanimously that the policy
changes be adopted as advertised and
approved the Pupil Progression Plan.
Temple Watson presented a
plaque to Gene Raffield (Raffield
Fisheries) from the Gulf Coast
Regional Coordinating Council, Re-
gion III, in appreciation of his support
and assistance to the council.
The board reviewed correspond-
ence regarding discarded textbooks
and other valuable reading materials
being made available to disadvant-
aged children in the southern region of
Africa. On motion by Redd, second by
Hanlon, the board authorized the
Superintendent, if proper procedures
are available, to see if we can assist
with this project.
On motion by. Hanlon, second by
Whitfield, the board agreed to fund
one-half the cost of placing culvert in
the ditch next to Highland View
Elementary School.
On motion by Hanlon, second by
Whitfield, the board voted to approve
the following personnel matters for
the 1987-88 school year.
Approved a request from Billie
Jean Guilford for a medical leave of
absence beginning March 18 through
June 30, 1988.
Approved an additional l/z hours
be added to Marilyn Goodwin's
present 3/2 hours for a total of five
hours per day.
Approved, the employment of
Renda Kay Middleton in the custodial
department at Highland View Elem-
entary School.
Approved the following teachers
to teach out-of-field for the 1987-88
school year: Wewahitchka High
School, James Anglin, Larry Mathes,
Betty Owens, D.L. Owens,' Mary


Pridgeon, Randy Pridgeon, Don Rich,
Jean Smith, Sheryl Walden; Port St.
Joe High School, Roy Baysden,
Virginia Campbell, Rachel Crews,
Donna Fettinger, Audrey Monette,
Carl White, Linson Pickard, Martha
Sanborn; Highland View Elementary
School, Barbara Eells.
On motion by Whitfield, second by
Redd, the board approved the follow-
ing program matters:
Approved the Articulation Agree-
ment between the Gulf County School
Board and Gulf Coast Community
College for the 1988-89 school year..
Approved Chapter I Project for
the. 1987-88 school year.
On motion by Redd, second by
Hanlon, the board voted unanimously.
to approved the following bid -mat-
ters:
School Food Service Bid No. 87-3,
quarterly bids (frozen chilled;
processed foodstuffs) Eli Witt
Wholesale Center, Phillips Meats,
P.R. Harrell & Sons, T.T. Todd
Company.
Certificate of Deposit Wewa-
hitchka State Bank.
On motion by Redd, second by
Hanlon, the board approved a tem-
porary bus change for Daniel Griffin.
On motion by Hanlon, second by
Redd, the board approved a list of
equipment from Wewahitchka Elem-
entary School as surplus and should
be removed from property records.
The board also approved to
declare bus no. 6, 1979-GMC, ID No.
T16PA9V603046 as surplus and should
be removed from property records.:
On motion by Whitfield, second by
Hanlon, the board approved the
following transportation matters:
Approved the transfer of Bus No.
20, ID No. SE529P830014, to the Gulf
County Board of County Commission-
ers to be used by the Gulf County
Search and Rescue Organization.
Approved a new bus stop in the.
Howard's Creek and Indian Pass
area.
A motion was made by Redd,-
second by Hanlon to approve a new
bus stop in the Wewahitchka area with
Redd, Raffield voting YEA and,
Hanlon, Whitfield voting NAY. The
stop was not approved. Additional
information will be brought before the
board at its April meeting.
On motion by Hanlon, second by
Redd, the Board approved amend-
ment No. 4, General Fund and
amendment No. 1, Special Revenue.,


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Emily Six, left, and Edward Wood, spoke to high school students.

Six, Wood Conduct A Rap


Session About
On Thursday,.May 5, Emily Six
and Edward Wood conducted a rap
session in the American Literature
class at Port St. Joe High School. The
iap session covered topics and
questions pertinent to college require-
ments and college life. Students
enrolled in the American Literature
class were excited to participate in
such a discussion.
Emily and Edward are both 1987
graduates of PSJHS and are both
attending the University of West
Florida, Pensacola. Emily is a
recipient of both the Florida Under-
graduate Scholarship Fund and the
Chappie James Scholarship Program.
Emily is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Six.
Edward, an honor graduate of


The board also reviewed each cost
center's budget. No action necessary.
On motion by Redd, second by
Whitfield, the board voted unanimous-
ly that the bills be paid.
On motion by Whitfield, second by
Hanlon, the board approved a request
from Johnny Jenkins for the use of
Wewahitchka Elementary School on
Monday nights from 7-9 for, the
purpose of holding a meeting for the
New Covenant Outreach Center pro-
vided insurance coverage is met.
On motion by Hanlon, second by
Whitfield, the board approved $275.00
of Highland View's textbook money to
be used for non-state adopted supple-
mentary reading materials.
On motion by Hanlon, second by
Redd, the board approved a request
from Temple Watson for Direct
Negotiations Purchase.
On motion by Redd, second by
Hanlon, .the' board authorized the
Superintendent to inform all annual
contract teachers' that the board
cannot, at this time, renew their
contract for the 1988-89 school year.
There being no further business,
the meeting adjourned to meet again
on April 12, 1988 at 9:00 a.m.
The Gulf County School Board
met in special session on March 23,
1988 at 1:00 p;m. in the Gulf County
Courthouse in Port St. Joe. The
following members were present:
Waylon Graham, Ted Whitfield, Gene
Raffield, James Hanlon, Oscar Redd.
The Superintendent was also present.
Chairman Graham presided at
the meeting.
On motion by Redd, second by
Hanlon, the board approved an
additional bus stop in the Wewahitch-
ka area, Blue Gator Road with
Graham, Hanlon, Redd voting YEA
and Whitfield and Raffield voting
NAY. Redd's motion was based on the
fact that the road is paved and there is
ample space for the bus to turn
around.
On motion by Whitfield, second by
Redd, the board voted unanimously to
approve the following administra-
tors for the 1988-89 school year:
Temple Watson, Director of Support
Services; Helen Ramsey, Director of
Instructional Services; Catherine
Barfield, Coordinator of Personnel
Services; Betty Bidwell, Coordinator
of Special Services; Carey Floore,
Coordinator of Facility Services;
Chris Earley, Coordinator of Oper-
ations; Howard Blick, Coordinator of.
Vocational, Adult & Community Edu-
cation; Juanita Cross, Finance Offi-
cer; Edwin Williams, Principal, Port
St. Joe High School; Gerald Lewter,
Principal, Port St. Joe Elementary
School; Jerry Kelley, Principal,
Wewahitchka Elementary School;
S.M. Eubanks, Principal, Wewahitch-
ka High School; Sara Joe Wooten,
Principal, Highland View Elementary
School; and Jerry Butler, Assistant
Principal, Port St. Joe High School.
On motion by Raffield, second by
Redd, the board approved to advertise
for bids on the construction of a
running track at Wewahitchka High
School.
On motion by Hanlon, second by
Whitfield, the board reviewed apprai-
sals for a metal building belonging to
St. Joe Forest Products to be moved to
the Wewahitchka area and authorized
the Superintendent to put a $500.00
binder on the facility based on these
appraisals.
There being no further business,
the meeting adjourned.





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College Life
PSJHS, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Wood.
Mrs. Riley, Guidance Coordinator
and coordinator of this activity, said,
"This was one of several classroom
presentations wherein former gradu-
ates have been utilized in sharing
their experiences at the college level
with uprising seniors. Such present-
ations ignite goal-setting and long-
range educational planning."
Mrs. Lewana Patterson is instruc-
tor of the American Literature class
and was an excited participant.

Couple Caught

for Possession

of Substances
The Gulf County Sheriff's De-
partment arrested a man and a
woman in Wewahitchka this past
week and charged them with sale and
possession of prescription drugs,
cannabis and drug paraphernalia.
Richard Thomas Belosie, 36 and
Linda E. Slack, 28, had been under
investigation for several weeks by the
Department, for selling prescription
drugs, in Wewahitchka, out of their
Blue Gator Road residence. Early this
month, a controlled purchase was
made at their residence, purchasing a
quantity of prescription drugs.
Belosie and Slack were arrested
Sunday, May 8 for selling the drugs.
Belosie was arrested also for sale.
of prescription drugs and having
possession of a firearm by a felon.
Slack was arrested for sale of
prescription drugs, possession of
cannabis and paraphernalia.




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SUNDAY
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(for all ages)
11:00 a.m...... Morning Worship
6:00 p.m. ..... Evening Worship


WEDNESDAY
6:00 p.m.......... Young People
7:00 p.m. ....... Prayer Meeting


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The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 12,1988 Page 11A.



Players In Spring Football


Young men from Port St. Joe
High School have been involved in
spring football training for the past
two weeks, getting ready for the an-
nual spring jamboree. Fifty-seven
young men have participated in the
spring conditioning and will face each
other Friday evening in the Purple
and White game at 8:00.

The group will be divided into two
equal groups and will play four'
quarters of football. The public is in-
vited to come out and get a sneak
preview of the 1988-89 Shark football
team.
CHOW DOWN
Football players, cheerleaders
and their parents will participate in
the semi-annual chow down Monday
evening. The coirered dish supper will
be held at 6:30 in the Commons Area


Football players scrimmage in afternoon practice.


Local Ford Dealer



Receives An Award


Ford Motor Company has recog-
nized Bo Bray of St. Joe Motor Co. in
Port St. Joe for excellence in
satisfying customers. He was honored
with the Quality Care Dealer Award,
given to the top 15 percent of all
dealers for each sales district in the



NOVENA TO ST. JUDE
May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be
adored, glorified, loved and preserved
throughout the world, now and
forever.
Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for us.
St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for
us.
Say nine times a day on 8th day
prayers are answered. Publication
must be promised.
Thank you, St. Jtide
O.M.B.
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This little Butler to 200 lbs.
grew, and has reached the age
of 22.
Birthday Wishes
from his wife, Wendi is being
sent, and a big hug & kiss from
his own little Butler, Brent.


United States.
The award was based on surveys
of St. Joe Motor Company's custom-
ers during 1987, which showed them to
be among the most satisfied group of
customers-in both sales and ser-
vice-at Ford Motor Company dealer-
ships.
Speaking of the Quality Care
Dealer Award, Ford Motor Company
Vice Chairman Harold A. "Red"
Poling said, "It's hard to overstate the
importance of the role that dealers
play in the overall operations of Ford
Motor Company. To our customers,
our dealers are the face of Ford."
Bray has been a Ford-Mercury
dealer for eight years. St. Joe Motor
Co. is located at 322 Monument Ave. in
Port St. Joe.
Ford and Lincoln-Mercury deal-
ership customers selected Quality
Care Dealer Award Recipients for
1987 by their responses to questions
about the helpfulness, courtesy and
service received at the dealership, the
quality of the work done, and their
overall satisfaction with the dealer-
ship.

Completes Army

Specialist Course


Pvt. Angela J. Lewis, daughter of
Gladys E. Lewis of Port St. Joe, has
completed the Army personnel man-
agement specialist course at Fort
Benjamin Harrison, Ind.
Students were provided a working
knowledge of personnel classification
and reclassification, assignments and
utilization; and enlisted evaluation
system, promotions and reductions,
and automated personnel systems.


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A receiver catches the football in spring training.


Run for Sight Is Set



at Barrier Dunes Sat.


Port St..Joe Lions Club, Panhan-
dle Runners and Triathletes Clubs are
hosting the Run for Sight on Saturday,
May 14, 1988. The run is sponsored by
Barrier Dunes Resort. Activities
include an 8K race and a one mile
Fun Run. The Fun Run begins at 9:00
a.m. EDT and the 8K run at 9:30. The
races will begin at Barrier Dunes and
follow a course through the State Park
and will end back at Barrier Dunes.
Registration for the 8K race is $7.00 on
the day of the race and for the Fun
Run is $5.00 the day of the race.


Completes

Training

Navy Seaman Recruit Robert D.
Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.D.
Young of Port St. Joe, has completed
recruit training at Recruit Traning
Center, Orlando.
During Young's eight-week train-
ing cycle, he studied general military
subjects designed to prepare him for
further academic and on-the-job
training in one of the Navy's 85 basic
fields.
Young's studies included seaman-
ship, close order drill, Naval history
and first aid. Personnel who complete
this course of instruction are eligible
for three hours of college credit in
Physical Education and Hygiene.
A 1987 graduate of Port St. Joe
High School, he joined the Navy in
December 1987.


PLONtTtTION


Age groups for the 8K race will be
'divided in groups from ages 0 to 60 and
age groups for the 1 mile Fun Run will
vary from ages 0 to twelve.
Following the race a prize draw-
ing will be held for a weekend at
Barrier Dunes.


ACS Busy With

Crusade This Month

The local unit of the American
Cancer Society is busy with their
house to house crusade this month.
When volunteers come to homes
everyone is encouraged to read the
educational information given them
and give generously to help in the
fight against cancer.


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ALL SPORTS BANQUET
All athletes who have par-
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events offered since the conclusion of
football will be honored Saturday
evening. Baseball, track, weight lift-
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and girl's basketball, golf and cheer-
leaders will all be honored at the ban-
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Coronado Townhomes. 2
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3 Flo Melton 229-8076
648-8493 Charline Hargraves 648-8921
John Maddox 648-8899
648-8398 Opal Everette 648-8409
an -648-8195
648-5486 Margaret Carter 648-5884
Mary Jane Lindsey 229-8560
rd -229-6908 Brenda Guilford 648-5435
WN HOMES Preston Wingate 648-8565
iplex, ig. 3 bd., 21 Sandra Scott 648-5849
layout, fireplaces,
2'/ ba. furnished, Balboa St.: Speakers, music system in fovely,
comfortable 24'x60' double wide 3 bdrm., 2 ba.
modular home, screened 12x32' front porch,
finished 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%V ba., 150'x150', 1% 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%1 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: Idvely brick
Some on corner lot & '/i, 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 b stucco home, New Listing: Marvin Avenue, vacant lot,
Sheath & foyer, 2 75'x175', no back door neighbors. $17,500.

single family lot,

family lot, good 230' on U.S. 98, with commercial bldg. & shed,
25.000. interested? $134,900.
single family lots, St. Joseph Bay Country Club: 3 bd., 2'V ba.,
Reduced to $64,400. 2 bd., 1 ba., $53,400.
ful wooded vacant Fireplace, tile baths, other amenities. Peace,
urts. $22,500. quiet & the golf course.
otwh gulf view. White City on Hwy. 71: 3 bd., 1 be., 2' acre,
V41W2Q. Reduced recently redone, fruit trees. Reduced, $36,000.
Cape Plantation: Lovely 3 bd., 21 ba. brick
ely 3 bd., 2 ba. fur- home under construction. $115,000.
garage. Reduced Cape Plantation: 3 bd., 2 ba., very comfortable,
peace & quiet. $100,000.
ba. ea. side, excel. BEACON HILL
it. BEACON HILL
or single family va. Second St. & T -d fots and house,
$30,000.
SS Corner of 3rd St. & 3rd Ave.: 2 lots, sell together
27 acres. Commer- for $18,500. Reduced Terms.
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,
dme see this newly totally furnished, gorgeous decor, screen porch,
Screen porch, car- deck, landscaped, $149,500.
reenhouse. 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%1/ ba. each,
1 block to beach, side. Furnished. Super rental. $80,000 ea. side
3rd Ave.: Nice 14x60' Scot 1984 mobile home, 2
bdrm., 1 ba. custom built masonite siding,
I lots. Reduced to shingle roof, other extras. $35,000.
y. MEXICO BEACH
Streets: 50' lot on Dolphin Run Townhome No. 7, End unit,
BEACHFRONT. 2 bd., 2% ba., ch&a. d.w.,
S1 bd., 1 ba. house, icemaker refrig., Super buy. $75,900.
shed. % block to Vacant Property: 110' waterfront and 62' lot
across highway. Good price. $140,000.
ba. mobile home, Grand Isle, Kim Kove: Two good building lots,
enced, landscaped, each 75'x115'. Cleared and high. $10,000 ea.
404 5th St.: 2 bd., 2 ba., cen. h&a, mobile home, 2
ba. 2 story home, screen porches, Ig. outside utility house, very
porch, sep; 2 car nice, on Ig. lot. $44,500.
house, exquisite 35th St.: 2 bd., 1 ba., 56'x14' furnished mobile
ed to $137,450. home. NICE! $35,000.
ble wide furnished
ble wide furnished 12th St. Business Center: commercial lot 2nd
ts, to $499. from highway. $35,000.
d to $49,950.
S 13th St. 120' x 90', close to beach. $28,000.
3 bd., 2 be. trailer,
3 bd., 2ba.trailer, Grand Isle, Nan Nook: 3 bd., 1 ba., f.p. wleffi-
ciency apt., lots of extras. $87.000.
Gulf Polnte No. 1:
2V bath condo, WEWAHITCHKA
On Hwy. 71 just inside city limits. Beautiful 2.11
bdrm., 1 V ba. acres and 3 houses. Variety of fruit bearing
ucted view. All trees. $65,000.
900: unfurnished, Honeyville: 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.
soto: 3 bd., 2 ba.,
. cen. h&a, great YOUNGSTOWN
Approximately 1 '/ acres, good price. $11,500.


CHANCE OF A
LIFETIME..
Beautiful 3 BR, 2'/2 bath home
overlooking St. Joseph Bay
j Golf Course. Offered for only
$10PL5,0. Now $99,900.

PLh TRTION


Gulf County's Finest NEW
Residential Community



ST. JOSEPH BAY CONSTRUCTION

COMPANY, INC.

411 Reid Avenue Port St. Joe, Florida 32456
(904) 229-8795 RB0043519


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. 81/% financing available. $106,000.
OWNER ANXIOUS Very unique new bedroom, 21/z bath, two story home featuring cedar siding.
Master bedroom downstairs wlstudy & deck overlooking beautiful lake & golf course. Ceiling fans.
stone fireplace. wall paper in kitchen & baths. Owner anxious. Sto5-00 Now $99.900.
NEW Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath. large Florida room wlsliding 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 !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 99&;W Reduced to 552,000.
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 wlpayments 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 w/possible 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'x150' on paved street. St. Joe Beach. $8,350.
SIMMONS BAYOU Approximately 1'/ acres, beautiful trees. Bay view. Located east side of
Highway C-30. $16,500.


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Page 12A The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 12, 1988


With 8-7 Win


Over Jay Royals


"AND THE BEAT GOES ON"


I Undetected high blood pressure is a silent killer and
there is now a virtual war going on to search it out and
control it. Everybody's taking part in the hunt, not just
Your physician. Today, dentists, nurses, optometrists
and many others are taking blood pressures as a
matter of routine.
Don't be caught "high." If you have not had your
I blood pressure checked recently, you should make
A arrangements to do so soon. There are many places you
can have it taken free. Of course, if the reading is
* above normal, you will be referred to your physician.

"A GREAT MANY PEOPLE ENTRUST US with their
prescriptions, health needs and other pharmacy products.
We consider this trust a privilege and a duty. May we be your
personal family pharmacy?


BUZZETT'S
DRUG STORE
w 317 Williams Ave. Phone 229-8771
Convenient Drive-In Window
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Wewa

The Wewahitchka Gators walked
their way to the state A play-offs as
S Wayne Strange received a walk in the
bottom of the eighth inning, with the
bases loaded scoring Todd McGlon.
The Gators 21-2, posted an 8-7 win
W over the Jay Royals in sectional com-
A petition last Friday afternoon.
The Gators left Wednesday to
travel to Orlando to Boardwalk and
Baseball which is hosting the A, AA,
AAA and AAAA state championships,
at one central location. This is the
S first year in which one site hosts the
entire Florida High School Athletics
Association divisions in baseball.
Basketball has used this approach for
3 several years now. The finals are
scheduled for Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at Boardwalk and Baseball.

SThe entire game was nip and
tuck, with Jay jumping off to lead,
scoring two runs in the top of the first
| inning, off a walk and two doubles.
Durand McLeod, lead-off batter


Berry Eubanks prepares to jump on home plate the bottom of the sixth inning. His teammates stand ready
following his three-run homer which tied the ball game in to welcome him home -photos by Chris Horton


Gulf County

School Lunch


MENUS
Gulf County schools have released
the menus for the week of May 16 thru
May 20.
Monday, May 16
Chili con came, cole slaw, fruit
cup, rolls and milk.
Tuesday, May 17
Cheeseburger, lettuce, tomato,
pickle, French fries, cake and milk.
Wednesday, May 18
Beef-a-roni, tomato slice, English
peas, rolls and milk.
Thursday, May 19
Fish, cole slaw, French fries, rolls
and milk.
1 riday, May 20
Lasagna, tossed salad, fruit cup,
rolls and milk.
Menus are subject to change due
to availability of foods.


Walks to State


for the Gators, sent a curve ball over
the fence for a home run, scoring
Wewa's only run of the inning.
Wewahitchka held the Royals
scoreless in the top of the second, but
were unable to score any runs in the
bottom of the inning. The Royals pit-
cher caught Berry Eubanks playing
off first, and Eubanks was tagged out
by the second baseman, as he was
caught between first and second
bases. Hugh Campbell pitching for the
Royals managed to keep the Gators
from trying much baserunning, as he
picked off three Wewahitchka runners
at first.
David Paul tied the score, 2-2, for
the Gators as he homered in the third.
McLeod had led off the inning with a
single, but was picked off first base by
Campbell.
The Gators went ahead in the
game for the first time in the bottom
of the fifth inning, pushing across two
runs, after the bases were loaded by
an error, and two singles by Randy
Mayhann and McLeod. Berry
Eubanks and Mayhann both scored on
wild pitches, the give the Gators a 4-2
lead.
John Whitfield (8-0), pitching for
the Gators, kept the Royals at bay for
five innings, only giving up two runs
in the first inning, before he began to
tire in the sixth. Hugh Campbell led
off the sixth with a homerun
over the left center fence for the
Royals. After getting the next two bat-
ters out, it looked like Whitfield would
be able to retire the side. But after
giving up two more runs, a double,
two singles and a walk, he was lifted
for David Paul.
Paul gave up two hits, both hard
line drive singles, and it looked like it
was all for Paul. Coach Kizziah
replaced Paul on the mound with first
baseman, Wayne Strange. After
Strange's warm-up pitches, the next
batter was intentionally walked,
loading the bases. In a surprise move,
Kizziah then lifted Strange, who never
threw a pitch, and brought Paul back
to the mound.
After the game Kizziah explained
the tactic saying, "We knew we
wanted to stay with Paul for the rest
of the game, and he just needed a few
more warm-up pitches, to get his arm
ready. After coming back to. the
mound, he got eight more warm-up
pitches." Wewahitchka's coaching
strategy worked, because Paul struck
Eric Jackson out to end the inning.
Berry. Eubanks tied the score at
7-7 in the bottom on the sixth on a
three-run homer, his first of the
season. Ronald Mayhann and Todd
McGlon had each gotten on base with
walks, as Campbell, an almost ex-
clusive curve ball pitcher for Jay,
began to tire.
Jay only managed to put one run-
ner on base in the top of the seventh as.


Scott Blackman hit a drive to center
field, and advanced to second on a
sacrifice bunt by Michael Blackburn.
David Paul showed why his coaches
had such confidence in his pitching as
he struck out the next two batters to
retire the side.
The Gators were unable to score
in the bottom of the seventh, sending
the game into an extra inning of play.
David Paul struck two batters out
in the eighth and a fielder's choice
held the Royals scoreless.
Todd McGlonn led off for the
Gators in the bottom of the eight with
a single and stole second. Campbell
was lifted for the Royals and replaced
with Terry Kelley. After walking
Eubanks, and an error by the Royals'
catcher, who overthrew third base on
a sacrifice by Randy Mayhann, the
Gators loaded the bases.
It looked like Kelley would be able
to pitch himself out of a jam, as
McLeod flied out to the shortstop and
Paul flied out on a foul caught by the
third baseman. With the bases loaded,
Kelley walked Wayne Strange scoring
McGlon for the winning run.
David Paul picked up the win for
the Gators, with five strikeouts, two
walks, and two hits in 2% innings.
John Whitfield went for 5% innings,
giving up seven runs and six hits,
while striking out four and walking
four.
Offensively the Gators collected
10 hits, with Eubanks leading the hit-
ters, going two for two with a three-
run homer and a single. McLeod was


three for five, with two singles and a
homerun. David Paul had a solo
home-run, and Rusty Wood had a dou-
ble. Ronald Mayhann, McGlon, Ran-
dy Mayhann, each had singles.
Line Score:
Jay 200 005 00-7
Wewahitchka 101 023 01-8

FIRST GAME THURSDAY
The Gators are two games away
from a state championship. They face
a private school from the St.
Petersburg area Thursday morning
at 10:00. If they win it, they will com-
pete in the championship game Satur-
day morning at 10:00. Four teams re-
main in the state class A play-offs..
TREATED ROYALLY
Seniors from Wewahitchka High
School were scheduled to attend Grad
Nite festivities at Walt Disney World
in Orlando Friday evening of last
week. The majority of the Gators are
seniors, including all the starters.
Community members and parents ar-
ranged for the seniors to still be able
to attend the Grad Nite festivities,
after the conclusion of the ballgame at
5:45 last Friday.
Two small planes from Sowell
Aviation in Panama City were
chartered by the team, and the senior
ballplayers flew to Orlando, and were
met at the airport by limousines to
take them to Disney World. Grad Nite
is always a night to remember by
seniors, but this night was made even
more memorable for these Wewahit-
chka players.


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.... ':. ".. -.' C. .


David Paul, shown above on the mound, was the winning pitcher for the
Gators. Third baseman Ronald Mayhann is in the background.


Berry Eubanks tags second base for the second out on a fielder's choice in
Sthe eighth inning. Durand McLeod is the shortstop.


Two St. Joe Track Members Are


Named to All-State Track Team


This past Saturday four members
of the Port St. Joe track team
travelled to Winter Park where they
competed in the class 2A state track
meet.
Clewiston finished first in the
meet with 46 points, Palmetto finished
2nd with 29 points and Pahokee
finished third with 25 points. Port St.


Joe finished in 26th place and had
three points.
Junior Leonard Ray threw a
personal best and also broke the
school record in the shot put with a
throw of 50'0'2'" while finishing fifth.
Sophomore Terry Quinn finished sixth
in the 440 dash with a time of 51.65.
These two athletes were named


all-state because of their top six finish
at the state meet.
Senior Kevin Dawson, a two-time
qualifier for the state meet, finished
13th in the discus with a throw of 125
feet.
Eighth grader Jamie Fain finish-
ed 14th in the two mile run with a time
Sof 10:41.1.


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G.G. Corn- on Cob.........4 Ears
G.G. Peas, Beans ............... 1oz.
G.G. Corn, Mix. Veg......... 16 oz.
Rich's Coffee 2 s1 oz.
IGA Ice Cream gal.
M.G. Fudge Bar................... 12 Pk.


$239
69'
$129
89'
89*
$100
$149
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MERICO BISCUITS..........2
Mazola Oleo
Sealtest Cot. Cheese .......
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Sealtest Sour Cream ........
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16 ounce 2/881
IGA Tomatoes.........218
32 ounce 0C
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For sale in Oak Grove, 3 bedroom
house, central air & heat. Small 2
bedroom house, for more information,
call 229-8007. ltp 5/12
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. 648-8583.
tfc 5/5
14'x70' trailer on 2 lots. Each lot is
75'150'. 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.
4tc 5/5
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
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
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. tfc3/31
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


Roy Smith


CREEK VIEW ESTATES
2 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
House for Sale: 606 Maddox St., 3
bdrm., 2 ba. $29,000. Call 229-8375 or
904/456-8195. 4tp4/21
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
3 bdrm., 2 ba. house on 115 Deer
Ave. in Howard Creek. 229-8496 or
229-8344. 4tp 4/28
Nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath home for
sale on Selma St., St. Joe Beach. Call
648-5315. tfc 10/8
Reduced Price. 2 bdrm., 2 ba.1lux-
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





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.
4te 4/21
1985 Olds Cutlass Ciera, v-6, p.w.,
p.c., tilt wheel cruise. $5,995. 648-8489.
tfc 3/3


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


MICLANEOUSFORAL


RA ESTATE
FOR :AL


ROOFING, New, reroof or repair. We
fix leaks, 24 hr. emergency service.
Shingles, tile, build-up, etc. All types
roofing, professionally done. Ridge
vents, turbines & skylights installed.
All work guaranteed. Licensed, bond-
ed, insured. Free estimates. 784-7396
Panama City, 639-2868 Wewahitchka.
YARD WORK DONE
Grass Cutting, Call 227-1368
Ask for Jerry
2tp 5/5

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

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

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


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


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 niccorner lot, $50,000.
St..Joe Beach: Large home on 2 lo PbW o baths, fireplace, $65,000.
Port St. Joe: PRICE REDUCED on this 3 bedroom, 1 bath home in perfect condition. Central heat
& air, carpet, mini blinds, ceiling fans, outside storage. Now only $48,000.
Port St. Joe: Good investment on this duplex. Owner will finance. $48,500.
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 ckknr inm d neighborhood. Many features in-
cluding satellite dish, double car garage, ceWe.r Lai* ida room, lovely fenced yard'with
trees. $865,000. -
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, 1 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 'ot, $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.
Mexico Beach: Owner wants to sell. 2 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.


13%' Boston Whaler, galv. trailer,
35 elec. Evinrude, fishing seat, Si-tex
flasher, foot control elec. motor,
$3,500. 227-1166. tfc 5/12
Rudolph Wurlitzer Console Piano
-(1) one year old, excel. cond. Also,
one Casio 48 key synthesizer key-
board, (2) two years old, good cond.
For more information call after 5:00
p.m. at 229-6628. 2tp 5/12
all fiberglass topper for full size
pickup truck, long wheel base. Excel.
cond. $400. Call 648-5028 until 11 p.m.
1973 22' Yellowstone camper, like
new, sleeps 6. Dual axles, must see to
appreciate. 229-8365, $5,000, or see at
parking lot of Sunkist Buns (old
Florida Boys Seafood, Garrison Ave.)


King size waterbed, showroom con-
dition, will sell 2 sets of sheets w/bed.
$400. Call 648-5028 until 11 p.m.
Upright piano w/mirror $300; vani-
ty & chest of drawers, made in
Depression era, $100; 2 ceiling fans in
excel. cond. $10 ea. Ladies bike with
basket, used only several times, $75.
Call 229-8867.
151/' Seabreeze boat with walk-
thru, 55 hp Chrysler, needs work, $250.
AKC Yorkie puppies, $150. 211 7th St.
229-8116.
House for sale to be moved, 14'x24'
wood frame, 2nd house on right on
Seminole St., Indian Pass Subdivi-
sion, $1,500 OBO. Call (205) 493-7376
after 5 p.m. 2tc 5/12


ANNOUNCING there is now a
World Book Childcraft representa-
tive in your area. Call CeCe at 227-1143
for more information after 5 p.m.
3tp 5/12
Two chow chow thoroughbreds free
to a good home. Call after 4:00 p.m.
648-5306.
Butler's Ornamental Products is
having a repeat sale on her concrete
products. Tables, $165 tiled with 3 ben-
ches. Pelicans, $11. Bird baths & other
products still with the 20% off for the
,month of May. Large deer still $110.
Fountains with housing & pump &
water girl, $150; wishing wells going
for $90 ea. Edna Butler, 648-8926, Hwy.
98 and Bay St., St. Joe Beach.


Hi! My name is Michelle Davidson
and I would like to inform any and all
parents of pre-schoolers that I have
completed all screening thru HRS and
am now able to care for your children
in my home. I will also be able to care
for any after-school children that are
siblings of the pre-schoolers. For fur-
ther informaiton please contact me at
648-5714. ltc 5/12

THE STITCHERY
Tuesday- Friday, 9-5
Dressmaking at Lucille's
234 Reid Avenue
Owner: Ada Lundy
227-7295
4t5/12


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



Car 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
Lawnmowers Chainsaws
Edgers* Weedeaters Outboards
648-5106
tfc 1/7/88


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








I think it was something I ate



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


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


Free Estimates
BROOKS CONSTRUCTION
& SIDING CO.
Port St. Joe, FL
Complete Home Repairs
Call 227-1281 or 648-8646

A-i ROOFING
Carpentry, Repairs,
Painting, Etc.
Ed Mosley
227-1209
RG0051215 tfc3/24


REMODELING
Custom Cabinets Roofing
Concrete Driveways
Patios, Home Additions
Decks, Docks & Repairs
24 hr. prompt, courteous service
All work guaranteed
John
784-7396 Panama City
639-2868 Wewahitchka
Licensed, Bonded, Insured


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
52tc 2/19



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


Kar Kaddy (car carrier), 10,000 btu
window air conditioner (220 volt),
3,500 btu Empire wall furnace (fresh
air intake), apt. size dishwasher, apt.
size elec. stove, counter top electric
water heater (30 gal,), 175 gal. pro-
pane tank and a new (still in box)
water pump and tank (1 h.p.) 648-5114.
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. 4tc 5/5
To buy or sell Avon, call 227-1281.
tfc 2/11


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







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


Steve Burkett
(904) 871-0964


Do you know anyone with
these problems?
There is now a, alternative health care
program sweeping America' It is a combina-
tion of non-toxic medications and nutrition to
help people with many common ailments


* Menopause
Arthritis
Stress
Sinus
Digestive
Inflammation
SLiver
Lymphatic
Poor Circulation


You should feel better at 60 than you did at 20
or you've been doing something wrong!
For further Information contact your
local Nutrition for Life Ind. Distributor
Sandle Scott, 648.5849,
work 229-8438
Shawnee Williams, 229-6373
Marion Hough 648-8736
Millie Lyles 227.7428
Dottle Bodiford, 648-5662
Stop by
INSTANT IMAGES & register for
Easy Drops Nutri-Plan
Drawing May 31


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


TRADES Et SERVICES W


Wendell Hall
(904) 871-0350
tfc 4121


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SAlertness
Asthma
Bronchitis
Constipation
SWeight Control
AliergyiHaylever
SFeminine
Flu'Cold
Hemorrhoids


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


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The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 12,1988 Page 3B


FOR RENTU


CLERK-TYPIST
Gulf County Guidance Clinic, Inc. is
accepting applications for a part-time
Clerk-Typist. Duties: typing, filing,
answering phones, etc. Min. req.:
H.S. dipl. or equiva., typing skill at
least 35 wpm, comp. all HRS screen-
ing. Must be personable & able to
work flexible hours. Applicants with
exp. given preference. Salary is
$3.35/hr. for 20 to 40 hrs. weekly. App-
ly to: Edwin R. Ailes, Exec. Director,
GC.G.C., Inc., 311 Williams Ave.,
P.S.J., FL 32456. EOE. It 5/12
Wanted woman to handle household
and care for elderly woman in return
for modest salary, room & board.
Must have referees and be able to
drive. Phone 227-1234 after 5 p.m.
Calhoun Correctional Institution
Job Vacancy Announcements
Correctional Medical Technician
(Cert.) Pos. Nos. 17336 17337, pay
grade 014 bi-weekly salary range
$585.74 902.62. Closing date May 19,
1988, 5:00 p.m. EST. (Re-advertise-
nrent). Minimum qualifications: re-
quires certification as an Emergency
Medical Technician or Paramedic in
accordance with Florida Statute 401
and 2 yrs. of experience in providing
health support services in a hospital,
clinic, infirmary, or nursing or conva-
lescent home; or licensure as a prac-
tical nurse in accordance with Florida
Administrative Code 210.8.22 or 8.27
and 2 yrs, of exp. in providing health
support services in a hospital, clinic,
infirmary, or nursing or convalescent
home.
SPECIAL NbTE: LPNs preferred.
Contact: Thatcher Courtney, Person-
nel Manager, 425 E. Central Ave.,
Blountstown, FL 32424. An Equal Em-
ployment/Affirmative Action
Employer. It 5/12
Need dependable babysitter to
come in to my home, keep three year
old child. Some house cleaning.
Please call 648-5048. 4tc 5/5


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. 0. Box
249, Port St. Joe, FL. 2tc 5/5

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
Area Supervisor
Christmas Around the World, is now
hiring supervisors to hire, train and
manage party demonstrators in your
area, Work June thru November, free
training, free $300 kit, good $$ and in-
centives. Call Betty direct or collect
at 904/386-6921. 2tc 5/12
JOB NOTICE
The City of Port St. Joe will be ac-
cepting applications for the following
positions:
Three (3) Maintenance I Workers
One (1) Police Officer
(Chauffeur's License Required)
Application and a complete job
description may be picked up and
returned to the Municipal Building,
305 Fifth Street, beginning Thursday
May 12-27, 1988, 8:00 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
Monday Friday. The City of Port St.
Joe is An Equal Opportunity
Employer. 2t 5/12
THE CITY OF PORT ST. JOE


Inside sales, experience helpful,
salary negotiable, insurance
plan. Contact Phil Early at John-
son's Lumber at 229-8232.


2 bedroom, 2 ba. apartment, fur-
nished in Gulf Aire, $350 month,
648-5906 or 227-1931. tfc 5/12
2 bedroom house for rent on Port St.
Joe Beach. For more information call
227-1386 or 648-8175. 2tp 5/12
Mobile home, 2 bedroom, furnished,
fenced yard, couple only. $175/mo.,
deposit. No pets. Call 227-1767.
2tp 5/12
106 Cherokee, Oak Grove. Mobile
home, 10'x50', fenced yard. No
children or pets. $175 and deposit.
229-8116.
3 bedroom house in Highland View,
$150 month, for more information call
229-6133.
Furnished 2 bedroom trailer on Sea
Street, St. Joe Beach. Deposit re-
quired. Call after 5:00. 229-6825.
Available May 20, 1988. tfc 5/12
Mobile home, 2 bdrm., a/c & fur-
nished, St. Joe Beach, 1 block to the
beach, Court St. $275 per month plus
$200 deposit. 229-8549. tfc 5/12
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
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, call 670-8417. tfc 4/7


- Public Notices -


TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Florida
Statutes 868.09, the undersigned 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 it will
be engaged in business and in which said business
is to be carried on, to-wit:
COMPANY NAME:
The Boardwalk at Cape San Bias
LOCATION OF BUSINESS
SR #1, Box540
Port St. Joe, Florida 32456
OWNER:
Pan Gulf Corporation,
a Florida corporation
4tc 5/i2/88
BID NUMBER 28
t' 'he City of Port St. Joe, Florida requestsbids
on Bunker Gear and Equipment for Fire Depart-
ment. All bids must be F.O.B., Port St. Joe.
Bids must be sealed in an envelope and plainly
marked "Bid No. 328". The City ofPort St. Joe
reserves the right to accept or reject any or all
bids, waive any formalities, and to choose'the bid
deemed best to meet the city's needs. Bids must be
good for 30 days after opening.
Specifications may be obtained from the City
Clerk's Office, P. O. Box 278, Port St. Joe, Florida
32456. Bid opening will be held June 21,1988, at8:00
p.m. E.D.T., in the Municipal Building at the
regular meeting of the City Commission.


THE CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
Is/L. A: Farris,
City Auditor/Clerk


2t 5/12 & 5/19/88


BID NUMBER 327
The City of Port St. Joe, Florida requests bids
on One (1) Lawn- and Garden Tractor. All bids
must be F.O.B., Port St. Joe.
Bids must be sealed in an envelope and plainly
marked "Bid No. 327". The City of Port St. Joe
reserves the right to accept or reject any or all
bids, waive any.formalitles, and to choose the bid
deemed best to meet the city's needs. Bids must be
good for 30-days after opening.
Specifications may be obtained from the City
Clerk's Office, P. O. Box 278, Port St. Joe, Florida
32456. Bid opening will be held June 07, 1988, at 8:00
p.m. E.D.T., in the Municipal Building at the
regular meeting of the City Commission.
THE CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
/s/ L. A. Farris,
City Auditor/Clerk 2t 5/12 & 5/19/88
BID NUMBER 329
The City of Port St. Joe, Florida requests bids
on One (1) Truck Chassis to be used with a Rear
Loading Refuse Collection and Compaction Body'
with 20 Cu. Yd. Capacity. All bids must be F.O.B.,
Port St. Joe.
Bids must be sealed in an envelope and plainly
marked "Bid No. 329". The City of Port St. Joe
reserves the right to accept or reject any or all
bids, waive any formalities, and to choose the bid
deemed best to meet the city's needs. Bids must be
good for 30 days after opening.
Specifications may be obtained from the City
Clerk's Office, P. O. Box 278, Port St. Joe, Florida
32456. Bid opening will be held June 21,1988, at 8:00
p.m. E.D.T., in the Municipal Building at the
regular meeting of the City Commission.


THE CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
/s/ L. A. Farris,
City Auditor/Clerk


2t5/12 & 5/19/88


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR GULF COUNTY
I Case Number 87-56
IN RE: ESTATE OF
JANE SUE AKE,
deceased.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
The administration of the estate of JANE SUE
AKE, deceased, Case Number 87-56, is pending in
the Circuit Court for Gulf County, Florida, Probate
Division, the address of which is P. O. Box 968,
Port St. Joe, Florida 32456. The name and address
of the personal representative's attorney are set
forth below.
All interested persons are required to file with
this court, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE (1) all
claims against the estate; and (2) any objection by
an interested person on whom this notice was serv-
ed that challenges the validity of the will, the
qualifications of the personal representative, or
the venue or jurisdiction of the court:
ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS
NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
Date of the first publication of this Notice of
Administration is the 12th day of May, 1988.
/a CLIFFORD R. AKE
Personal Representative
SANDRA G. ATKINS,
Attorney for Personal Representative
203A E. Fourth Street
Panama City, FL 32401
(904) 763-559
2t 5/12& 5/19/88


FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice is 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

TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice is hereby giyen 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
JAMESBENNETI,
Petitioner, Husband
and
ELLA MAE BENNETT,
Respondent, Wife
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: ELLA MAE BENNETT
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 serve 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


4t 5/5/88


NOTICE OF SALE
The Wewahitchka State Bank will offer for
sale, beginning May 12,1988, the following describ-
ed property:
One 1986 DT 150 SSG #601743 Suzuki outboard
motor; One 1986 Glasstream 180 #GSY14318/C686
17'9" boat; One 1986 Glassride trailer #IDYADBP-
1261000137; One 1986 Dura Amp 755 Motorglide
trolling motor; One battery & box.
Said property will be located at the bank
building in Wewahitchka, Florida. The Wewahit-
chka State Bank reserves the right to refuse any
and all bids.
Wewahitchka State Bank,
By: /s/ Wanda Davis It 5/12/88
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 4t 4/21/88


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

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)
4t5/5/88


FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section
865.09, Florida Statutes, the undersigned person in-
tendS 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:
Cape Cafe'
Location: Route 30-E
ADDRESS: Cape San Bias
OWNER
Joseph Capuano


4t 5/12/88


Classified Advertising Pays!
Sell It with A Want Ad!


000 8:53-0'0OR
R- 00I. 940'0 $40 42
COBB1 SHERRllY ET'T AL
S 5 T 7 R 8 WHITFIE:L.D ACRES
(UNRECaRDEI:)) A 60 .X 130 FT
LOT FR LANGFORD ORB 79/1086
MAP #156A

00157-OOOR
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--OOOR
R-0040400 $315.48
PORMAN W. CARSON
S 5 T 7 R 8 WHITFIELD ACRES.
SUBD.(UNRECORDED) PART OF i.LO
4 BEING 90 BY 110 FT. ORB
77/469
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


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 Ig. 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 7p.m. tfc 4/7

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 Bias, many
extras. Call 229-8385 or 227-1689.
tfc 2/25
For Rent: Mini-warehouse storage.
For more information call 229-6200.
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
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


LOST & FOUND

FOUND: Keys found on Long
Avenue, GMAC keys, owner can
claim by coming by The Star and pay-
ing for this ad.





Laundromat washers and dryers,
some new some used. All in good
working condition. A good business
opportunity. For more information
call 229-858 day, 648-5480 after 5:30
p.m. 2tp5/12


Say You Saw It In The Star!!


MEET FRIEND
CLUB
P. O. Box 278
Geneva, AL 36346


4tc 5/5'


Big Yard Sale, 1306 Woodward Ave.,
Saturday, May 14. 8 a.m. until.
Yard Sale: Saturday, 9 to
5, 314 Duval St. Itp 5/12
Yard Sale, Saturday, May 14, star-
ting at 9:00 a.m, old Florida Boys
Seafood parking lot. Hwy. 71 & Gar-
rison Ave. Misc. items. 229-8365.
Yard Sale, Friday, May 13,8 a.m. 4
p.m. 2003 Palm Blvd. Children's
clothing & misc. items. Rain cancels.
Yard Sale: 1110 Palm Blvd., Satur-
day, May 14, 8:30 a.m. Color TV, exer-
cise equipment, boat seats, chrome
truck tire cover w/bracket, books,
clothing, odds & ends.
Yard sale, several families, 1905
Garrison Ave. Saturday, May 14, 8
a.m. till 1 p.m.

THE BOOK BOX
Hwy. 98, Mexico Beach Mini Mall
Paperbacks, V2 Price
8tc 4/28







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

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 5p.m. EST. tfc 3/17

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.
Brother: Electric computer type-
writer (compact) w/display window,
like new, $175. See at The Star.


00193-0OOOR
R-0041700 $316,28
G 03 ROMAN W ILLIIAM S ET UX
S 5 T 7 R 8 WHIT FIELD. D ACRES
SUBD (UNRECORDED) 147 75 FT,. OF
LOT 5 FRFC ORB 71/281
MAP 0 1.56 A
BLK E
00206--001R
R-0044300 $123.10
HIOWARD RO 1ERT
WHITF:IELD ACRES AT HOWARD[
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG
59 LOTS 5 & 6 ORB 99/157 FR
FIT 'ZGERALDI
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
002 16--OOOR
R--0046500 $31, 46
DYKES UALTER T,
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HUWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG
59 LOT 4
MAP 156 A.
BLK 2


Copies

Available at

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


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./l ba. house on corer 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, corer
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



Overstreet
Stilt house with 6 cleared acres,
approx. 2,060 sq. ft. 3 bd., 2 ba.,
rb&b siding, fireplace, with deck
on 3 sides, beautiful country liv-
ing, $79,500.
Port St. Joe
Brick 3 bd., 1 ba. approx. 1352
sq. ft., beautiful lot, 136'x124'.
Shallow well, 2004 Juniper Ave.
$62,500.
Mexico Beach
House approx. 1200 sq. ft. 3 bd., 2
ba. on 3 lots, on canal with ap-
prox. 80' dock, lots have fruit
trees. $159,000.
Call Bill Owens at

Gulfaire





648-5716

4tc 5/12/88


00218 -000R
R-0046900 $145.61
LAMIB-ERT GEORGE W JR.
W11 llTFIEL D ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG
59 LOT 6 ORB 110/1051 FR
LAMBERT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00222: -000R
R-0047800 $31 46
PARKIER SAMMY C. SR.
WI11TFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG
59 I..OT 11 ORB 106/772 FR
PARKER
(I"OR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00 '38 -000 R
R1 0051100 $42,92
'II)MASi B. WE 3BB
1t1.I TI JELD ACRES AT HOWARD
C:RI::I.K SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG
9 I. 01 4 ORB 77/229
MA'i' 156 A BLK 4
(Continued on Page 4)


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


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00242--000R
R-0051900 $99.87
BROGDON GEORGE MAC ET UX
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
qREEK SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG
59 LOT 9 & 1/2 INT ORB
103/378 TO RICHARD E. BROGDON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
,00245-00OR
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-OOOR
R-0070100 $493.51
GAINER GLENN P. ET AL
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG
59 LOTS 1 & 2 & W 48.8' OF LOT
15 & W 5' OF LOT 16 ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00321-OOOR
R-0070500 $175.78
DANIELS F.M. BRENDA & 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 *156A BLK 4
00334-055R
R-0077500 $50.93
DECKER C, 0. & CAROL U.
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
*00334-067R
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 T 7 R 8 HOWARD
(UNRECORDED) 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


00334-1.00R
R-0080100


CREE
ORB


CREE
ORB


BLK 5

$441.71

;K PROP
57/731

BLK 7

$79.36

K PROP
87/499

BLK 7

$185.77


NEEL GEORGE B,. & BRENDA K.
S 5 T 7 .R 8 HOWARD CREEK PROP
(UNRECORDED) S/2 OF LOT 1 ORB
62/671 beingI^G 150 FT X 150 FT
LOT) ;. -
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
.00334-230R
R-0082800 HX $174.08
WHITWORTH BARNEY G.
HOWARD CREEK PROP NO 2
UNRECORDED LOTS 9 & 10 ORB
90/36 FR HOLMAN & ORB 90/971
FR BORDELON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00334-235R
R--0083100 *84.13
MYRICK JAMES I..;AMAR
HOWARD CREEK PROP, NO. 2
UNRECORD LOT 15 ORB 94/103B
QC FR AAA TRAFFIC MARKING CO.


MAP 1561)

00334-253.,
R-0083800
HARRIS H, H.
HOWARD CREEK
UNRECORD LOT
RHAMES
MAP Ii 156C

00334-261R
R-0084600,
HANNA MARTHA
HOWARD CREEK
UNRECORD LOT
WHITEHURST
MAP 156C


III
PROP, NO, 2
3 ORB 103/80


PROP. NO.
11 ORIB 98/


00334-263R
R-0084800
MARTIN NORMAN M. & MARG
HOWARD CREEK PROP, NO.,
UNRECORD LOT 13 ORB 90/
HOLIDAY BEACH INC
MAP #156C

00334-264R
R-0084900
MARTIN NORMAN M. ET UX
HOWARD CREEK PROP, NO.
UNRECORD LOT 14 ORB 84/
MAP *156C

00334-675R
R-0088300
BREWER STEVE
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES;
NO, 4 (UNRECORDED) LOT
13 ORB 104/1043 FR HOLI
BCH INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE/
00334-690R
R-0088400.
COURTNEY MICHAEL E.
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES
NO. 4 (UNRECORDED) LOT
95/729 FR HOLIDAY BEACH
MAP *1560

00334-705R
R-0088600
HOWARD. JO.,
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES
NO. 4 (UNRECORDED) LOT
ORB 103/771 FR.HOLIDAY
INC,
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
00335-003 R
R-0090200
BELL FRANK E, & SHERILI
S 5 T 7 R 8 15,99 AC I


BLK B

$320.02


00456-001R
R-0113300
SYFRETT RAYMOND & ANN
S 6 T 4 R 9 11 AC M/L
ORB 60/662 FR EASTERL]
BEING PARCEL "A" & PAR
"A-1" ORB 62/186 & A P
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
00523-000R
R-0133700
CARTER JOHN W. & CHRIS
CHIPOLA CUTOFF ADDITION
IOLA LOT 3 PB 2 PG 21
111/706 FR POWELL
MAP* 111 A

00539-100R
R-0136100 HX
KELSOE MARK S, & JANET
CHIPOLA CUTOFF ADDITION
1OLA UNIT 1 ALL OF BLK
& CROSS- HATCHED LOT L
OF LOT 1 BLK 1 PB 2 PG
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
.- 00539-105R
R-0136200
SIMMONS CHARLES & JOEY
CHIPOLA CUT-OFF ADDITI
IOLA
LOT 2,.4
ORB 117/fS25 FR KELSOE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
00539- 110R
R-0136300
SIMMONS CHARLES & JOEY
CHIPOLA CUT-OFF ADDITI

LOT 2. 4
ORi.Bll 117/825 FR KEL.SOE.]
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
00539-110R,
R-01.36300 ,
SIMMON' CHARLES ,.&. JOEY
CHIPOLA CUT-OFF ADD. T
LOT 1
ORB 117/825 FR KELSOE
Bl.lK 3
MAP 111A
00574--000R
R--0142400
BORDERS VALERIA. HEIRS
S 30 T 4 R 9 1.92 AC B
NEC OF NW/4 OF NW/4: R
CHS. TH W 2,22 CHS, "TH
CHS TH E 2,22 CHS TO
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
00605-000R
R-0147700
SCHUDER MONICA E,
RED BULL ISLAND SUBD.
NO. 1 LOT 10
MAP ,0112B


00606-000R
M4 FR R-0147800
SCHUDER MONICA E,
RE:D BU..I... I.SLAN)D SUBD.
BLK.. C NO, 1 1. LOT 11
HAP :1:i12 1


$84.13
00613:-010R
2 R-0148600
644 -FR ROBBINS DUDLEY & WYNEL
RED BULL ISLAND SUBD.
NO, 1 LOT 6 ORB 89/75
BLK C MAP *112B

$84.13
3ENE P, 00621-00OR
2 R-0154800
1877 FR LANE RICHARD & LOUISE
RED. E.ULL ISLAND SUBD,
NO. P LOT 12 ORB 74/66
BLK C MAP *112B

$135.10 00623-000R
R-0156800
2 PICKRON JIMMER & LOVEL
'198 RED BULL ISLAND SUB0.
NO, 2 LOT 5 ORB 80/283
BLK C MAP *112B

$148.30 00627-OOOR
R--0160000
UNIT MC ARDLE JAMES L.
12 & RED BULL ISLAND SUBD.
DAY NO, 2 LOT 16 ORB 116/7
HOLLAND
TAX ROLL) MAP *1128

$84.13 00627-030R
R-0160400
S UNIT, MC AROLE JAMES L.
7 ORB RED BULL ISLAND SUBD.
H INC. NO. 2 LOT 19 ORB 116/7
HOLLAND
F MAP *1128

$148.30 00627-040R
R-0160500
S3 UNIT MC ARDLE JAMES L.
1 & 2 RED BULL ISLAND SUBD.
BEACH NO. 2 LOT 20 & 1 ACRE
ADJOINING REC'D ORB 11
TAX ROLL) FR HOLLAND
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
$300.59 00640-005R
L D. R-0169.500
M'/L NEWELL., JESSE A,


ALL SWI/4 OF SECT, 5 LESS
SOLD ORB 117/615
00335-0041?
R-0090300 $259.11
MITCHELL GUYETTE & FAITH
S 5 T 7 R 8 A 240 X 130 FT
PARCEL REC'D IN ORB 91/567 &
ORB 91/570 & ORB 92/145 FR
HARRIS ON
00419--O001R
R-0109100 $175.05
SHEALY BURL LEE
S 31 T 3 R 9 146 X 63.5 X 122
X 55 FT LOTi BEING 55 FT
FRONT ON DEAD LAKES ORB
83/618
MAP *109C
00420-OOOR
R-0109600 $60.94
HILTON J. W.
S 31 .T 3 R 9 LOT 4 STOKES
SUBD 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
DILI. JOHN C. ET UX
STOKES DEAD LAKES CAMP UNIT
ONE LOT 7 PB 2 PG 36 ORB
71/933
MAP *109C


00640-018R
R-0170300
MAYHANN BILLY J.
RED BULL ISLAND
LOTS 8 & 15 ORB
HALL
MAPt 1128


& MARY
UNIT NO
116/477


00640-069R
R-0172800
WAYMON HANLON
RED BULL ISLAND SULJBD, UN
NO. 3 LOT 5 ORB 76/248
MAP 4:112B


RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO
LOT 4 ORB 96/2 FR PARKE
MAP 112B

00640-006R
R-01696vO
NEWELL J.ESSE A.
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO
LO.r 5 ORB 80/544
MAP *1120

0064 0-006R
R-0169600
NEWELL JESSE A.
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO
LOT 5 ORB 80/544
MAP *112B


BLK B

$55.49

IT


BLK F


BLK 3 00640-131R
R-0175700 $556.48
$54.10 SMITH KENDA A.
S. RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO, 3
REC'D LOTS 7, 8 & 9 ORB 117/624
ING FR SMITH & ORB 119/28 OC FR
RCEL SMITH
PORTION (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL.)
E TAX ROLL.) 00642-002R
R-0176400 HX $886.09,
$415.39 NOWELL ROBERT E. & DOROTHY
BTINE COCHRAN LANDING PROP.
3N TO UNRECORDED LOT 3 ORB 80/675
ORB MAP *1128
00642-008R
R-0176900 $1 ,260.22
BLK 1 KENDRICK GARY L,
COCHRAN LANDING PROP,
$36.36 UNRECORDED LOTS 9 & 10 ORB
r L. 97/683 FR KENDRICK
3N TO MAP *1120
KS 3 & .4 00651-OOOR
_YING W R-0180900 $220.04
3 21 ADAMS. GORDON.
TAX ROLL) S 31 T 4 R 9 1 AC ORB 27/202
MAP *112C
$252.59 00666-000R
SR-0182200 $290.18
ION TO .SAPP CLAUDE & MARY JANE.
S 31 T 4 R 9 .40 AC ORB
66/249 & ORB 102/934 FR SAPP
MAP *112C
TAX ROLL) 00687-010R
R-0184600 HX $202.76
$35.50 HAYS. KENNETH 0. & VALERIE J.
S 7 T 5 R 9 3 AC M/L 196 FT
ON TO FRONT ON ROBERTS CEMETERY RD:
670.94 FT AV DEPTH ORB 89/439
FR GASKIN
00687-050IR
TAX ROLL) R-01.85100 $119.83
.SMITH SAM P. .JR, & ....LI... FL M
$35..50, S 7 5 R 9 BE.ING LOT 5 OF N,.. .
tUNIRE(O.'R1'bED SUB ), ON ROBERT'S '
r IOLA CEMETERY ROAD ONREC."
AGREEMENT FR GASKIN
00709-001R
R-01 8300 $330.11
HERRING DEMPSEY
S 18 T 5 R 9 10 AC M/L N
$231.09 774.06 FT OF THAT PART OF
OF NW/4 OF SW/4 OF SECT 18 LYING
!EG AT W OF SR 71 ORB 116/1104 CERT.
;UN S 9 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
SN 9 00723-002R
POB. R-0192000 $48.52
TAX ROLL) CAUSEY EDWARD G.
S 18 T 5 R 9 1 ACRE ORB
81/412 FR EDGAR CAUSEY ORB
$49,8 I' 84/96.7
MAP 4:114B
UNIT 00728-110R
R-0193000 $258.14
STEELE DARLENE & LARRY TAYLOR
BLK S 19 T 5 R 9.
HONEY HILL (UNRECORDED)
LOT 2 UNRECORDED AGMT FR
UNIT LISTER
MAP 114C
00.731-800R
I .K F" R--0196500 $48.52
KING EDWARD
$291.91 S 18 T 5 R 9 1 AC M/L 208.5 X
..L 208.5 PARCEL *8 ORB 103/364
UNIT FR MAE WILLIAMS
MAP* 114B
00733-350R
R-0197400 HX $502.32
BLK I HORTON HAROLD N. JR & MARY N.
S 18 T 5 R 9 3.3 AC M/L R.EC'D
$5'5.49 ORB 97/687 FR HORTON
MAP# 114B
UNIT 00741-007R
54 R-0199600 $482.56
MARSEE JAMES A
BLK K GULF COUNTY FARM TRACTS 5 AC
M/I
$55,.49 FARM *6 ORB 103/738 FR GULF CO
-1-A FARMS. INC. & ,ORB 114/523 FR
UNIT (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


00741--010R
R--0199900 $201.07
BLK L SALERNO JOANNE M.
GULF COUNTY FARM TRACT FARM *
41.11 9 ORB 87/444 5 AC M/L


3


UN
722






UN
722






UN

16,

E T


MAP *114C
WIT 00741-032R
2 FR R-0202000
JOHNSON CLIFFORD M,
GULF COUNTY FARM TR
BLK M ,31 5 AC M/L ORB 76
GULF CO FARMS
$41.11 MAP 0114C
00741-039R
4IT R-0202700


ACT.TRACT
/996 AA FR


$163.86


FR DANIELS (HARI.E K & DOROTHY H
GULF COUNTY FARM TRACT FARM *
38 ORB 77/1143 AA 4.8 AC M/L
BLK M MAP *114C
00741-043R
51.68 R-0203100 $169.,46
NCNB NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA.
T GULF COUNTY FARM TRACT FARM
*42 ORB 115/43 FR GULF CO,
'22 FARMS. INC.,
.MAP *11"4C
X ROLL) 00744-OOOR
R-.0204600 $48.52
.91.38 SALERNO JO ANN
S 19 T 5 R 9 REC'D ORB 56/943


00815-000OR
R-0211800
CUTCHIN JAMES A. & MARC
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
PG 38 LOT 6 ORB 104/267
FOSTER.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
008 1.8 00 R
R-0212200
l..ISENBY GEORGE ET UX
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
PG 38 LOT 12 ORB 79/101
MAP 1112C

00818-020R
R-0212400
LISENBY GEORGE ET UX
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
PG 38 LOT 14 ORB 79/101
MAP *112C

00824-000R
R-0213000
HAND CLARENCE E, ET UX
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
PG 38 LOT 22 ORB 86/430
MAP t112C

00828-000R
R-0213400
POWELL DALTON W; & SHARE
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
PG 38 LOT 5 ORB 109/536
WOODRUFF
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
00829-O00OR
R-0213500
POWEL.L DALTON W, ET UX
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
PG 38 LOT 6 ORB 94/384
ABBO TT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
00836-O00OR
R-0214200
BARF IELD... SIDNEY 'MERL
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO
PG 38 LOT 15
MAP i112C


00922-OOOR
R-0224800
WHITFIELD CHARLES
S 28 & 29 T 5 R 9
REC'D 1BK 20/313
MAP *115A & 132B
00951-OOOR
R-0228800
FREEMAN L GAUITER
S 29 T 5 R 9 2 AC


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
00952-000R
R-0228900
OVERTON EDNA BREZLEY. E
S 29 T 5 R 9 7 ACRES IN
OF SE/4 OF NE/4 REC'D
25/239
MAP *115A
00953-037R

HOGUE.CLARENCE ET UX
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT
TRACT 76 2 ACRES
MAP *115B
00953-059R
R-0232900 HX
ARMSTRONG TOMMY G. & B4
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


BLK 3

$241.73
IA L.

1 PB 2.
FR

TAX ROLL)

$163.91


1 PB 2
4


). 3 FR MAYHANN RUNNING ALG SR 71
ER TO SIMPSON LAND ORB 56/944 &
75/523 MAP *114C
BLK..A 00754-000R
R-0205700 $40.78
$91.38 CARNLEY JUDSON E. & IDA E.
S 20 T 5 R 9 .33 AC REC'D ORB
O, 3 93/1015,FR CARNLEY BEING IN
SE/4
MAP #1140
-BLK A 00757--050R
$91.38 R-0206400 $33.00
-BRANNON ROBERT WENDELL
. 3 S 20 T 5R 9 .26 AC M/L 75. X
150 FT PARCEL REC'D ORB
11.4/333-34 FR GASKIN
BLK A MAP* 114D
00806-0OOOR
$568.81 R--0210900 $59.23
E. HAND CLARENCE E. & RUTH
) 3 CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
FR RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO 1 PB 2
PG 38 LOT 6
MAP *112C


01044-OOOR
BLK 4 R-0248100 $50.66
$177.66 GATES JERRY T
S 35 T 5 R 9 .45 ACRES REC'D
ORB 79/310
I PB 2 MAP #143 I
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
1 PB 2 MAP 143
01045-040R
R-0248600 $33.00
BLK 4 CARNLEY JUDSON NATHANIEL
S 35 T 5 R 9 40 FT .ON CHIPOLA
$283.59 RIVER: 600 FR AV DEPTH ORB
iON 104/608 FR GATES
MAP 143
1 PB 2 01045-045R
5 FR R-0248700 $33.00.
GATES JERRY & MARCHELILE
TAX ROLL) S 35 T 5 R 9 40 FT ON CHIPOLA
RIVER: 548 FT AV DEPTH ORB
$145.59 101/955 FR BORDERS LESS ORB
104/608 TO CARNELY
01045-140R
1 PB 2 R--0249600 446.02
FR WHITFIELD JOE
S 35 T 5 R 9 1 AC ORB 88/596
TAX ROLL) FR DREW & WHITFIELD
MAP :1.43
$145.59 0106-6105R
;-; ,: R-0251600 .:: '. $78.41
S CONARD SAMMY NEAL -
1 PB 2 S 3 T 6 R 9 ,51 AC M/L PARCEL
BEING LOT 11 OF'UNREC. PLAT
OF TURKEY RUN ESTATES REC'D
BLK 5 ORB 107/852 FR LISTER
MAP* 133
$256.89 01056-110R
R-0251700 $78.41
ACRES CUNARD SAMMY NEAL
S 3 T 6 R 9 .5 AC M/L
PARCEL BEING LOT 12 OF TURKEY
RUN ESTATES AN UNREC, PLAT BY
$58,78 LISTER ORB 117/1063 FR
LAUNDERS (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL.)
L44 YDS 01056-120R
'4 RUN. R-0251800 $78.41
44 YDS SHOWCASE AUTO SALES & RENTALS
ORB S 3 T 6 R 9 .51 AC M/L PARCEL
TAX ROLL) BEING l...OT 14 OF TURKEY RUN
ESTATES. AN UNRECORDED SUB0.
$126.04 REC' 0 ORB 117/531 FR SHERESH
ET AL MAP* 133
SNEC 01187-007R
IN DBK R-0267300 $201.70
SELL DONALD E.
S 25 T 3 R 10 REC'D ORB
69/1049 FR SEXTON BEING
PARCEL NO 15
MAP *91A
NO. 2 ( 01238-000R
R-0274200 iX $423.31
GATES JERRY T., & MARCHELLE
I'.lldW'AY PARK SUBD PB 1 PG 43
$54.66 I.OLi .1. & 2 ORB 107/180 FR
ARBARA GATES LESS 1.25 AC OUT OF NEC
NO 3 O'IF LOT 2 ORB 58/678
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
ARM 0.1 241.--0.1 OR
R-0274500 $405.14
.IMMONS JOHN J.I
MIDWAY PARK SUBD. PB 1 PG 43
$265.57 3 PARCELS ON DEAD LAKES ORB
:115/135-36 FR TWADDLE
NO. 4 M"nA" 91A


M/L ORB


80/878 AA
MAP* 115B
00958-OOOR
R-0235700 $30.50
LESTER CARL & HELEN
S 32 T 5 R 9 1 ACRE 210 X 210
FT ORB 101/839 FR YAND
MAP# 1150
00964-050R
R-0236800 $40.78
STANLEY RONNIE. LEE (JOWERS)
S 32 T 5 R 9 .59 AC M/L 200 X
117 FT LOT ORB 105/715 & 840
FR PIPPIN
MAP# 1150
00971-OOOR
R-0237400 HX $57.21
HALL JACK C. JR.
S33 T5 R9 18 AC PARCEL BEING
IN NW/4 OF NW/4 LYING E. OF
SR 381 ORB 57/1030 LESS 4 AC
DBK 20/183 TO LILLIE MAE BYRD
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00973-OOOR
R-0237700 $187,48
HALL JOHN H.
S 33 T 5 R 9 6 AC A LOT 130
YOS N & S & 230 YOS E & W IN
NEC OF NW/4 OF NW/4 ORB
111/56 CO FR HALL ET AL
MAP *132C


0.1.2 41-020R ,
R-0274600 $7.33.23.
COURT PAUL & HADELYN
MIDWnY PARK SUBD. PB 1 PG 43
LOTS 2., & 3 LESS STRIP: BEING
OLD MAGNQCL.IA LODGE FROSTERZOY
ORB 99/368 1/3 INT TO'COWARD
MAP 91 A
01243-030R
R-0275000 $246.46
SANSON ROBERT L & LINDA H
MIDWAY PARK SUBD. PB 1 PG 43
PORfION OF LOT 4 ORB 94/735
FR TAYLOR
01268-000R
R-0278200 $423.13
SOWELL .JERRY D. & BARBARA
IDLEWOOD SUBD UNIT NO, 1 PB 2
PG 15 LOT 1 ORB 111/82 FR
SPAN
MAP '91A
BLK 4

0.1274-0.10R
R-0278900 $66.52
SYFRETT RAYMOND I.., & ANN S.
IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION
UNIi .1. BEG AT SWC OF LOT 3 N
70 FI E'LY 84.85 FT N 66 FT
U' 894,83 FT S 66 FT TO POB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
(Continued o Page5) --


01007-0001R
R-0243600 .$172.27
CARNLEY JUOSON E. & IDA E.
DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT 1 PB 2
PG 25 LOT 5 ORB 98/510 FR
HYSMITH
MAP 1320
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
TITL 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
MAP* 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 106/103
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
MAP* 1320
BLK 8












(Continued from Page 4)
01275--00OR
R-0279000 .$30.07
SYFRETT RAYMOND L. & NR 5' -
IDLEUOOD PARK SUBODVISrTON
UNIT 1 N 14 FT OF LOT 3 DBK
31/377 & ORB 116/892 FR
SYFRETT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01277-01 OR
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
MAP 91A i v I


01285-OOOR
R-0279900
DEGARMO ROGER
IDLEWOOD PARK
UNIT 1 LOIS 1
MAP 4.91A


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


01295--000R
R-0280900 $192.00
GRIFFIN GILBERT P & TEDOJ SUE
IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION -
UNIT 1 LOT 5 & S 25 FT OF LOT
7 ORB 89/1052 CD FR HARPER &
ORB 116/1103 CD FR HARPER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01296-000R
R-0281000 $174.69
TAYLOR MARY A.
IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION
UNIT 1 LOTS 6 & 8 ORB 79/1094
MAP *91A
BLK 4
0.1.333-010R
R-0284900 $32.41
qi SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
IDLEWOOD PARK SUBD,. UNIT 1
E 30 FT 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
HUGHES PLAT (UNRECORDED) 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 SUB0. 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 *91D
01373-020R
R-0290600 $77.03
LEE BILLY G, ET AL
S 36 T 3 R 10 2 AC IN ORIG
LOT 7 ORB 81/400 (PARCEL r)
MAP *910
01373-021 R
R-0290700 .. $54,71:
*Lr.F.,BIC Y G. ET AL
36 T 3 R 10 1 AC 255.50 FT
/BY 170,49 FT REC'D ORB 81/400
"' (PARCEL II)
MAP *911D
S01390--OOOR
R-0292600 $81.81
BRUNER B. E,
RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADDN TO
IOLA PB 2 PG 24 UNIT NO 1 N/2
OF LOT 4
MAP *12813
BLK 2
01417-0OOR
R-0295400 $51,02
STEWART JACK O.
RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADDN TO
IOLA PB 2 PG 24' UNIT NO 1 LOT
.11
MAP 0128B
BLK 4
01481--001R
R-0304700 $113.02
SYFRETT RAYMOND L. & ANN S.
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 LOT 4, 5 & 6 ORB 73/609 &
ORB 116/892 FR SYFRETT
MAP* 910
BLK 1.


01484-050R
R-0305200
SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
CENTRAL LANDING SUBO PB
4 PARCEL MARKED "NOT IN
IN THIS PLAT" LYING N
LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 1 ORB 2
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T
01487-002R
R-0305600
SYFRETT RAYMOND & ANN S.
CENTRAL LANDING SUBO PB
4 E.63.46 FT OF LOT 4 OR
S 73/609 & ORB 116/892 FR
SYFRETT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T
01487-003R
R-0305700 $
SYFRETT RAYMOND & ANN S
CENTRAL LANDING SUBO PB
4 LOTS 6.1'6!. 17. 18. 19
LESS PART OF LOTS 5 & 16
ORB 73/608 & ORB 73/609
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T
01490-000R
R-0306100 $
ROGERS ELMER E. ET UX
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB
4 U'LY 100 FT OF LOT 12
MAP 91D

01490-002R
R-0306300
fIYFRETT RAYMOND & ANN S.
CENTRAL LANDING SUB10 PB
4 LOT 8 & ORB 116/892 FR
SYPFRETT
MAP *9110

01490-003R
R-0306400 $
SYFRETT RAYMOND & ANN S.
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB
4 LOTS 1 THRU 7 ORB 73/6
ORB 116/892 FR SYFRETT
MAP* 910

01494-001R


$35.50

3 PG
INCLUDED
OF
.3/609
AX ROLL)

$35.50


R-0306900 $206.07
SYFRETT RAYMOND
CENTRAL LANDING SUBO PB 3 PG
4 LOT 16 ORB 73/636
ORB 116/892 FR SYFRETT
BLK 3
fMAP* 910
01494-002R
R-0307000 $206.07
SYFRETT RAYMOND & ANN S
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 LOT 17 ORB 73/609
ORB 116/892 FR SYFRETT
BLK 3
MAP*i 910
01503-000R
R-0307900 $376.62
0ILL JOHN C, ET UX
S 1 T 4 R 10 11.5 AC BEG 4TT
NEC, RUN U 275 YD: TH S 220
YD: TH E 275 YDS: TH N 220
YOS TO THE POB & LESS 1 AC
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01511-050R
R-0309100 $74.27
CLARK DENISE E.
S 2 T 4 R 10 3.534 AC M/L
PARCEL REC'D ORB 110/906 FR
GLASS & ORB 113/28 QC FR
EDWARD CLARK
MAPt 92
01517-016R
R-0310600 $136.30
BEATTY JAMES E. & VICKIE C,
S 3 T 4 R 10 5 AC M/L REC'D
ORB .1.08/186--7 FR STEPHENS
BEING TRACT 0 STONE CREEK
ACRES (UNRECORDED) MAP 074
AREA D)
0151- 020R
R--0311000 HX $272.08
DREW AR.IE
S 3 T 4 R 10 4.52 AC M/L
BEF NG 368.5 FT ON STONE MILL.
CREEK RD 396 FT AV DEPTH S TO
CREEK ORB 55/681 FR BROGDON,
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
015.17-023 R
R-0311300 $252.59
BE:)ATTY JAMES & VICKI
S 3 T 4 R 10 2 AC BEING TRACT
11 STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) ORB 103/438 FR
HERRITT & BEATTY
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01517- 026R
R-0311600 $82.03
DAVIS MARY & CHARLES MOORE
S 3 T 4 R 10 1.4 AC REC'D ORB
71/109 FR BROGOON BEING TRACT
A STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) ORB 103/41 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
0151 '-030R
R-0312000 $330.11
BRUNTY SUSAN
S 3 T 4 R 10 7.5 AC M/L 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 LEE & CINDY DEAN
S 3 T 4 R 10 1,8 AC M/L BEING
PLOT :3 STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) UNRECO RED
AGREEMENT FR BROGDON '
MAP *74
01519-01OR
R-.0314700 $118,60
CANTER WILSON & -KENNEAL
S 3 T 4 R 10 1.03 AC M/L 100
X 447 FT PARCEL UNRECORDED


AGREEMENT FR TLC
MAPt 74
01519-120R
R-0315400 $1
TLC PROPERTIES
STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 5
MAP* 74

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

01519-130R
R-0315600 $1
TLC PROPERTIES
STONE MIL.L. CREEK ESTATES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 7
MAPt 74

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


01526-001R
3 PG R-0320400 $1
.B DICKENS RAY
S 4 T 4 R 10 1,33 AC M/L
'RACT *3 STONE CREEK ACRES
AX ROLL) (UNRECORI'ED) ORB 91/482 F
EDEN
182.81 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA:
3. 01526-004R
3 PG R-0320700 $
& 20: ALL .ISON WAYNE T. & LOUISE
IN S 4 T 4 R1 10 1.50 AC TR1AC
& ORB STONE CREEK ACRES
AX ROLL) (UNRECORDED) ORB 106/33 F
HICKS
102.78 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX
-01538-100R
3 PG R-0322900 $9
FOSTER STEPHEN H.
S 9 T 4 R 10 5 AC M/L 5 AI
BLK 2 SQUARE IN NWC OF NE/40F* NE
ORB 95/441 FR TLC LESS 35
$43,.28 ORB 106/609 TO THORNE
MAP 74
3 PG 01538-405R
R-0323400 $2:
CARSON JUDITH
S 9 T 4 P 10 1 AC M/L
BLK 3 210 X 210 FT PARCEL IN NUW
E/2 OF SE/4 OF NE/4
159;56 '01545-005R
R-0324200 HX $10
3 PG GRIFFIN GILBERT P. & TEUD:
09 & S 10 T 4 R 10 6.69 AC MH
PARCEL REC'D ORB 113/395-6
AA FR TL C
BLK 3 MAP* 74
01549-001R


R-0325100 $75.82
SYFRETT RAYMOND & ANN S.
S 11 T 4 R 10 36 AC M/L
PARCEL ALG W SEC LINE: 405 FT
ON STONE MILL CREEK REC"D ORB
90/126 FR LISTER & ORB 91/257
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01571-000R
R-0327600 $562.69
BROGDON BOYD ET UX
11 T 4 R 10 .1 .93 AC 100 FT
ON SR 71 & 420 FT E & W ORB
81/991 FR POLK LESS 75 X 150
FT PARCEL ORB 112/35 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
-01 574-100R
R--0328100 $207.94
THE RACE INC.
S 14 T 4 R 10 3.03 AC M/L E/2
OF 1,1/2 OF NE/4 OF SE/4, LYING
E OF SR 71: HAVING 670 FT M/L
ON SR 71: 105 FT AV DEPTH ORB
(F OR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01637-005R
R-0342100 HX $161.04
ROBERTS BOYD
S 13 T 4 R 10 A 73 FT LOT
FRONTING ON PEAD LAKES FR
UHALEY ORB 81/480
MAP *93A
01649-000R
R-0343700 $230.8,
ROBERTS BOYD
S 13 T 4 R 10
PARCEL IN SE/4 OF NW/4
PARTIALLY IN NE/4 OF SW/4 ORB
95/30 TO BOYD ROBERTS LESS ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01658-050R
R-0345600 $51,02
HARTLEY JAMES S.
S 13 T 4 R 10
400 X 100 FT PARCEL ON.FISH
HATCHEY RD. ORB 116/483
FR BROGDON
MAPt 93A


01664-000R
R-0346200


$316.93


CUNNINGHAM WILBERT L,
S 13 T 4 R 10 REC'0 ORB
50/302
MAP *93A
01674-000R
R-0347000 $207.03
MARI OH DAVID W.
S 13 T 4 R 10 BEG AT SEC OF
BLUE GATOR TRACT ON U SIDE
JEHU RD: W 320 FT: S 245 FT
FOR POB: S 100 FT: W 100 FT:
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01683-0COR
R-0347800 $131.47
WYMES LONNIE
S 14 T 4 R 10 4,7 AC S/2 OF
N/2 OF N/2 OF SW/4 OF SW/4
LESS 44 X 96 FT LOT TO AMANDA
GREEN ORB 106/566-7 FR ROUSE
01689-OOOR
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 ORB 118/328 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01692-OOOR
R-0349500 $94.66
DAVIS OTIS JR, & LOVIE
S 14 T 4 R 10 40 AC NW/4 OF
S1/4
MAP *93B
01695-OIOR
R-0349900 $72.94
BROGDON BOY ID
S 14 T 4 R 10 LYING BTWN HWY
71 & CHANNEL OF WEST ARM.
LESS TO SIMPSON & OTHERS
MAP* 9313


10.52 9
01704-000R
R-0351000 .$70.82
HATCHER COLLICE & JACKIE
S 14 T 4 R 10 40 X 0BO FT LOT
BLK A. M/L ORB 98/20 FR PETTY
MAP *93B
10,52 01712-OO00R
R-0351700 $47,35
RAINES DENNIS C SR, & MARTHA
S 14 T 4 R 10 15 AC M/L W/2
OF SE1/4 OF SE1/4. LESS 5 AC
BLK A IN W/2 OF W/2 ORB 102/203 FR
LISTER
10.52 01725-OOOR
R-0353400 HX $79.78
PARKER THOMAS H., & BRENDA F.
S 15 T 4 R 10 .51 AC COM AT
NEC OF NE/4 OF SW/4. S 300 FT
BLK A TO POB. S 150 FT. W 150 FT. N
150 FT. E 150 FT TO POB ORB
74,27 (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
BLK C SE/4: NE/4 OF SE/4 & ALL OF
S.J/4 OF SE/4, LYING BTWN OLD *
81,87 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01729-050R ,
R-0354000 $33.00
lS -1- 1iiiS DANIEL. & BETTY
-R S 15 T 4 R 10 100 X 75 FT LOT
IN NIU/4 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 ORB
X ROLL) 94/758 OC FR MEYERS
MAP 75
[B21.03 01733-000R
R--0354400 $66.84
1T 4 BYRD PORTIA
S 15 T 4 R 10 2 AC 250 FT LOT
R IN SU/4 OF'SE/4 N OF OLD
PANAMA ROAD REC'D ORB 41/487
X ROLl..) MAP 075
01735-I001R
97.53 R-0354900 $28.60
SIMS DANIEL
C S 15 T 4 R 10 .12 AC A LOT 50
W/4 BY 100 FT REC'D ORB 94/690
AC QCD FROM DAWSON
MAP *75
01780-OOO
R-0360000 HX $564.24
79,74 DAVIS OTIS, JR. & DEBORAH R
S 22 T 4 R 10 5 2/3 AC REC'D
ORB 96/611 PARCEL *3 FROM
SOF- KEMP
MAP *75
017PO-002R
07.17 R-0360200 $136.97
IE DAVIS OTIS JR. ET UX
/L S 22 & -23 T 4 R 10 60 AC
6 REC'D ORB 72/694 PARCELS 1 &
2 & ORB 75/590
MAP 175 & 93C
01785-030R


The Star, Port St. Joe, Fla. Thursday, May 12,1988


R-0361100 $100.02
MCNEALY FI.ORENCE
S 23 T 4 R 10 1,.33 AC 85 YD.
X 85'YO. LOT FROM HUNTLEY IN
ORB 49/140 LESS 50' X 100'
LOT TO JONES IN ORB 81/524
MAPt 93C
01813-OOOR
R-0365200 $72.77
ADAMS GORDI)N & IRENE
C L MORGAN'S ADDN TO
WEWAHITCHKA FLA UNIT NO ONE
PB 2 PG 33 LOT 5 ORB 79/374
MAP *93C BLK 6
01816-000R
R-0365500 $253.26
WINCHELL MORRIS E.
S 23 T 4 R 10 BEG AT NEC OF
SW/4 OF SE/4: RUN S 361 FT. W
361 FT, N 361 FT. E .361 FT TO
POB (OLD SCHOOL) LESS SR 22A
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01854-020IR
SR-0369800 $101.10
COLLINS ROBERT
S 23 T 4 R 10 .08 AC LOT 50
FT X 70 FR PRIDGEON IN NWC OF
DBK 36/18
MAP *93C
0186A-OOOR
R-0370800 $28.00
BECK LEE EST C/O ROBERT JONES
S 23' T 4 R 10 1 ACRE BK
12/592 LESS SOLD TO OTHERS
01865-000R
R-0371000 $33,00
BRITT DAVID L.
S 23 T 4 R 10 1,1 AC REC '
DBK 33/354 & LOT REC'0 13BK
'28/397 FR LOTTIE MAE BERRY.


MAP :93C
01883-000R
R-0372600
GREENE JACQUELINE P,
S 24 T 4 R 10 176 FT.
FRONTAGE ON SR 22 ORB
(SECOND PARCEL)
MAP* 930
01883--00C1R
R-0372700
GREENE JACQUELINE P,


$186..36


32/669



$49.,18


S 24 T 4 R 10 1 ACRE M/L LOT
IN NW1/4 ORB 82/669 (THIRD
PARCEL)
MAP 931:)
01895-O000R
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 FTS 22FT, E 150 FT. N 22 FT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01950-000R i
R-0381000 $117.53
LEWIS L, V,
S 24 T 4 R 10 76/100 ACRE A
208,75 FT LOT PARALLEL TO
HIWAY' REC'D OBK 2/555 & 566
LESS N 50 FT TO CANNING IN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01994-000R
R-0386100 $421,08
CANNING DR, I-I, 1. EST,
MACKS *ADDN TO WEWAHITCHKA PBI
1 P3G 14 BEGIN. AT SUC OF LOT-
32 RUN N 30 FTE E 80 FT S. 30
FT W 80 FT TO BEG
MAP *94A.
02012-000R
R-0387800 $824,91
'OWULING RUSSELL Y,
MACKS ADDN TO WEWAHITCHKA PB
1 PG 14 LOTS 67 & 68 ORB
11'2/726 FR PATTERSON (DREW)
MAP t94A
*02032--000R
R-0390000 $74,12
STOKES MARY U
MACKS ADON TO UEWAHITCHKA PB
1 PG 14 LOTS 136 &, 137
MAP 494A
02066-000R
R-0393800 $163.92
SHERESH GEORGE & ROSSIE
GULF COUNTY LAND CO
SUBDIVISION PB 1. PG 11 LOT 4
ORB 113/399 & UNREC,
AGREEMENT FR BROGDON & CHASON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
02069--0OOO
R-0394100 $79.48
SHERESH GEORGE J,
GULF COUNTY LAND CO, SUBD PB
1 PG PG 1:1. LOTS 7. 8 ORBP
74/336
MAP-I 93D
BLK 3
02101-OO0R
R-0397400 $499.41
GASKIN, ALIENE
GULF COUNTY LAND CO. SUBO
LOTS' 1, 2, 3 & 4: S 10 FT
LESS E 10 FT LOT 5: N 15 FT
LESS .5,54 FT LOT 5 ORB 85/227
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
02158.-000 R
R-0402900 $492.82
BAILEY EDUARD
LAKE ALICE ADD TO WEWAHITCHKA
LOTS 11, 12, 13. 14, ORB
79/442
MAPt 9313
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
MAP* 931:)
BL.K 6
02169-005R
R-0404200 $91,38
MCCLELLAN 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
02234-000OOOR
R-0417900 $261.67
LISTER H. C, EST.
S"'25 T 4 R 10 1 LOT AS DES IN
13K 16/122 ON SECOND ST.
MAP* 94A
02278-O00 R
R-0423600 HX $30.55
NORRIS BRENDA & PAUL
COLLEGE PARK PB 1 PG13 LOTS
55.56 57,58,59,60. & LOT 9
BLK 2 IDA GRIFFIN SUB AND A
PARCEL 242,94 FT ON E & 248


(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
02339--01.OR
R-0429400 $59,72
WHITFIELD MICHAEL W.
RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16 LOT 9
MAP. 94A BLK 1
02340-000R
R- 0429500 HX $86,68
WHITFI T LO JAMES FRANKLIN
RISH ADDITION O UWEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16 LOTS 10 &
1. .1.
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
MAP 94A
BLK 3


02377-004R
R- 0436300
LTARD JAMES
CLECKLEY 'S
LOT 13 PRB
MAP: 94A


$59.56
B13, & SARAH J,
ADDN UNIT NO, 2
103/518 FR LISTER


BLK 9
02391-003R
R-0438200 $79.37
MUINA GLENOA 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-OO0R
R-0438600 HX $92.08 6
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-COOP
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 YDS FOR POB, TH RU
N N 70 YOS, E 70 YOS. S 70 Y
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
02452-016R
R-0445600 -$57.22
BEAN JOHN W4. 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 *9413


02471. -005R
R-0449900
CLECKLEY CHARLES
WHISPERING PINES
PG 9 LOT 4
MAP t94C
02484-OOOR


$73. 92
& BETTY
UNIT 1 PB 3


R-0454900 $54,71
RHINElH-ART MARGARET. FOSTER,
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOTS
2, 3 & 4 ORB 79/604
MAP *94B
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
MAPI 941
BLK B
02497'-000R
R-,0456300 $48.52
WILLIAMS DAVID ESTATE
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOTS
20. 21, 22, 23 & 24
MAP 094B
BLK B
02498-000R
R-0456400 $21,20
FOSTER ELIZABETH MARGARET
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOT 29
MAP 194B
BLK B
02500--000R
R-0456600 $36,11
FOSTER EI..IZABETH MARGARET
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOTS
31, 32 & 33
MAP 094B
BLK B
02501--000R
R.-0456700 $21.20
WILLIAMS ROOSEVELT
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOT 34
MAP 19413
BLK 0
02503-000
R-0456900 $205.86
SALMON JOE H,
WI.LLIAMS&BURG PB 1 PG 3 LOT 3
ORB 73/647. & ORB 97/618 QC FR
SALMON
MAP 9413
BLK C
025.Q6-000R
R-0457200 $29.91
BRITT DAVID L,
UILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOTS 1
& 2
MAP *94B


02538-000R
R-0460200
HAND BRYANT & ANNIE
PINE RIDGE ADDITION
LOT 4 ORB 69/723
MAP 494B


BLK D

$39.73
B GE NE
PB 2 PG 8


BLK 1
02557-000
R-0462300 $169.48
COLVIN NERVIN
PIrE: RIDGE ADDITION PB 2 PG 8
LOT 14
MAP* 94B
BLK 4
02561 -OO0R
R-0462700 $41.11
COLVIN JOHN
PINE RIDGE ADDITION PB 2 PG 8
L..OT 18 ORB 107/90 FR COLVIN
QC DEEDS FROM KEITH HEIRS
MAPt 9413
BLK 4


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02572-000R
R-0463800 $71,77
WARREN NETTLE (MRS.) HEIRS OF
LESTERS SUBDIVISION
(UNRECORDEO) LOT 21 ORB 16/65
MAP* 94D BLK 2
02586-000R
R-0465900 $135.96
HUGHES WILLIAM WILLIS
S 36 T 4 R 10 REC'D ORB
57/938 FROM WHALEY
MAP* 94D
02599-010OR
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
MAPS 940
02601-01OR
R--0468200 $56.28
DANIELS RANDY
S36' T4 RIO 1 AC M/L 210 X 210
FT PARCEL ON SR 71 OFFICIAL
RECORD BOOK 94 PAGE 1077. FROM
SAMBO JEFF DANIELS MAP* 940
02602--021R
R-0469300 $203.84
FOSTER STEPHEN
THOMAS SUBDIVISION PB 3 PG 15
LOT 1 UNRECORDED AA FR BORING
MAP# 940 BLK B
02603-000R
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' ORB
35/623
MAP* 940
02629-0553R
R-0473700 $89 79
TAYLOR KENNETH & .DWAYNE
MITCHELL MANOR SULD, .
UNRECORDED LOT 4 HUY FRONrAGE
.5'AC M/L ORB 113/677"-8 FR
BROGDON
MAPS. 940
02655-0000R
R--0477700 HX $227. 89
WINCHEL..L MORRIS E. C/O
9 36 T 4 R 10 3,6 AC M/L A
LOT ON N LINE OF LESTER SUBD
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
STRIPLIN ROY B. JR .
S 1 T 5 R 10 1 AC M/L 104 X
432 ON SR ,71 PARCEL 1REC' ORB
116/886 Ff3 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 *950
02729-QOOR
R-0492500 HX '$2229.03
NOBLES WILLIE F? & DOROTHY
S 13 T 5 R-10 5 AC S/2 OF W/2
OF E/2 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 ORB
104/1003 FR GATES .
1 MAP -'*96
02802-OOR .
VR-0503400 ., $564.85
SUMMERS RICHARD W, ET UX
S 11 T 7 R 10 1.68 AC PREC'D
ORB: 6/275 FT SIMMONS
MAP." 01C C
02839-003 R
R..0507600 .$58,59
GIVEN WILLIAM T.
S 11 T 7. R 10 .5 AC M/L. BEING
21.1 X 1.00 FT LOT OFFICIAL
RECORD BO0K 94 PAGE 865 FROM
NEEL
MAP S101C
,0283.9-004R
R-0507700 $56,09'
GIVEN WILLIAM
S 11 T 7 R 10 .5 AC M/L 211
FT ON SR 71 X 100 FT DEPTH
ORB 92/85 FR NEEL.
MAP 10110.1C
02870-OOOR
SR.-0511500 $151.00
CHRISTOPHER HICKS
BEATY SUbUIVISION PB. 1 PG 23
LOTS 43. 44, 45 & 46 ORB
99/254 FR PETTIS,
MAPS t101C BLK B
02874-0OOOR, P
p. R-051`1900 $57.03
ADAMS GORDON
BEATY SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG 23
'LOTS 7. 8 9 10. 11, 12, 39
& 40
MAP S101Cl


BLK C
02880-000
R-0512500 $117..04
MYRICK JAMES L,
BEAIY SUBDIVISION, PB 1 PG 23
LOTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6 &-41
THRU 46 ORB 113/621 FR ROSS
MAP S101C
BLK D
02891-000R
R-0513600 $68.44
*DI CKENS RAY
BEATY SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG 23
LOTS 7 THRU 15 & 37 & 38
MAP :101C
BL.K E
02947-000R
R-0518800 $841,16
GABLES WANDA H,
UIMICO SUBD, PB 1 PG 31 .75
AC LOT 1 BLK 1 & PART OF SECT
11 T 7 R 10 REC'D ORB 108/109
FR GABLES
MAP* 101C
02949-000R
R-0519000 $97.15
GABLES WANDA H.
WIMICO SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG 31.
LOTS 5. 6, 7. 8 & 9 ORB


108/109 FR GABLES
MAPS 101C

02963-000OO
R-0520500
ALLEN SYB13ILL
WIMICO SUBDIVISION
LOTS 7 & 8(3 AND W/.2
ADJOINING SAME.
FR DOUIDS
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL.


PB 1
OF A
ORB

SEE


BLK 1

$445.89

PG 31.
iLLEY
118/431

TAX ROLl


03054-000R
R-00532600 HX $-
HAW 1< KINS JOSEPH A & JO.YC
WARD RIDGE UNIT NO. 1 PB
3 LOTS 21 & 22 ORB 116/9
MOORE
MAPt 69B
03057.-062R
R-.0534900 HX $
ADAMS JOEL DENNY ET UX
WARD RIDGE UNIT NO, 1 PB
3 LI. 1I
HAP :69B

03071-O000R
R-0540500 $
BURKETT GREG & SUSAN R.
WARD RIDGE UNIT NO. 2 PB
4 LOTS 7 & 9 ORB 111/372
HARRELSON
MAP* 69B

03101-050R
R-0546300 $
MCMULLON ARCHIE U. & VIC
JONESVILLE SUBDIVISION L
& 40 ORB 111/12 FR TULL
03:126-OOOR
R-0548600 $
BROUN WI LI..IE I., ET Al..
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG
ALL OF BLOCK A, EXC LOTS
4 ORB 88/946 FR MONEY BA
BEACH CORP & OFFICIAL RE
(FOR .FURTHER LEGAL SEE T
03127-000R .
R-05'8700
KING WILLIAM G.
MONEY BAYOU SUBD. PB 1 PG6
LOT 1
MAP F72C


031.29--000R
R--0548900)
JOSEPH ROBERT
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PBE 1
LOT .2
MAP 41.722C


PG


03130-000R
R-0549000 $
BROUN UILLIE I.L. ET AL
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB I1 PG
LOTS'l, 5. 9. 16, 18, 20
ORB 88/946 FR MONEY BAYC
BEACH CORP & OFFICIAL RIE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE 1
03132-OO0R
SR-0549200
HESTER DIAMOND
MONEY BAYOU SUB0 PB 1 PG
L01 4
MAP *72C
03130-OO0R
R-0549000
B3ROUN EWILLIE L, ET Al..
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB E1 PG
LOTS 1. 5, 9, 16, 18, 20
ORB 88/946 FR MONEY BAYOl


BEACH CORP & OFFICIAL RECORD
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03132-OO0R
R-0549200 $204.23
HESTER DIAMOND
MONEY BAYOU SUBO) PB 1 PG 49
LOT 4
MAP #72C
BLK )D
03142-000R
R-0550200 $344.04
BROWN UlILLIE L, ET AL
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG 49
LOTS 1, 2, 3. 10. 20 & 21 ORB
88/946 FR MONEY BAYOU BEACH
CORP ORB 94/932 FR GARBER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
0314',-000R
R--0550400 $71.51
RHODES OAKLAND
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG 49
LOT 5
MAP *72C
BLK E


03.1.48-000R
R-0550800
WYNN JULIUS
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 P
LOTS 12 & 13
MAP 72C

03154"-000R
R-0551400
BROWN WILLIE L,. ET AL
MONEY BAYOU SUBD UNIT N
ALL BLK 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 SUlBD UNIT NI
ALL OF BLOCK ORB 88/946
MONEY BAYOU .BEACH CORP
94/932 FR GARBER PB 2 P
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
03164-000
R-Q 552400 $1
HILTON CHARLES L, JR. IE
S 7 T 9 R 10 640 AC ALL
SECTION ORB 88/349 FR W,
ET Al..
MAP :071.
03165-000R
R-0552500 $1
HILTON CHARLES L, JR. E
S 8 T 9 R 10 640 AC ALL
SECTION ORB 88/349 FR W
E AL
MAP 7:1.


03:1.74 -000R
R-0562400
HILTON CHARLIPES L....
S 17 T 9 R 10 160
N/2 ORB 88/349 FR


JR. IE
AC N/
JOOBDA


AAL
MAP 072
03177-OO0R
R-0562800 $1
HILTON CHARLES L. JR, EF
S 18 T 9 R 10 640 AC AL
SECTION ORB 88/349 FR W
ET AL
MAP 172
03178-000R
R-0562900 $6
BROWN WILLIE L. ET AL
S 19 T 9 R 10 33.6 AC 1
GU...F I -RONT: 400 FT DEPT
LESS MONEY BAYOU SUBD P
49 & LESS MONEY BAYOU S
L.F) (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE


03180-OOOR
R-0564600 $301.46
464.21 HILTON CHARLES I... JR. E'l AL
E $19 T9 RIO 190 AC M/L ALL
2 PG FRAL 919 N OF SR 30 LESS 14
44 FR BAYOU COT. BEING 33.6 AC ORB
88/349 FR.WOO00- ALL & LESS
BLK 1 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03180--055R
267,31 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 ORB 108/204 BY
BLK 3 NEIL & ASSOC,
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
190,03 03180 -060R
R-0565000 $8680.69
2 PG NEIL TERRY A.
FR S 19 T 9 R 10 100.21 Fl GULF:
381.66 FT AV DEPTH BEING LOT
2 OF .SURVEY ORB 108/204 BY
BLK 6 NEIL & AS2SOC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
210,05 03180-065R
KIE R-7056!.100 $868.69.'
OT 39 NEIL TERRY A.
S 19 T 9 R 10 100.21 FT GULF:
373.46 FF AU BEING LOT 3 OF
143,44 SURVEY ORB. 108/204 BY NEIL &
ASSOC.
49 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
3 & 03180-070R
YOU R-0565200 $868.69
COR) NEIL TERRY A.
AX ROLL) S 19 T 9 R 10 109.06 FT GULF:
406,02 FT AU OEPTH BEING LOT
$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 Fl C-30.
$63.78 FRON : 186,57 FT AV DEPTH
BEING LOT 1 OF SURVEY ORB
49 108/204 BY NEIL. & ASSOC,
(FOR F FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03.1.80-080R
BLK 0 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
S49 BEING LOT 2 OF SURVEY ORB
b& 21 108/204 BY NEIL & ASSOC.
NU (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
ECORD 03180-085R
FAX ROLL) R-0565500 $251 .46
NEIL TERRY A,
.204,23 S 19 T 9 R 10 89.78 FT C-30
FRONT: 175,31 FT AV DEPTH
49 BEING LOT 3 OF SURVEY ORB
108/204 BY NEIL & ASSOC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
BLK 0 03180-345R
R-0570200 .$436.64
1344.04 CHRISTMAS JOHN H. JR,
TREASURE SHORES SUBD PB 3 PG
349 26 LOT 19 & 20 ORB 99/185 FR
3 & 21 HILTON ET AL
IU MAP *72C


03180-370R
R-0570600 $228 32
ELLIS MARTHA T
TREASURE SHORES SUBD PB 3 PG
26, L.OT 24 ORB 9-4/659 FR
HILTON E AL. ..
MAP .72C .
BLK B
031800-402R
R-0570900 $63,78
HILTON CHARLES L. JR., (T AL
TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION-
(UNRECORDED) 81.10 FT ON CO
RD. 30 ,34 AC M/L
MAP 72
03180-403R
R-0571000. $156.38
HILTON CHARLES L. JR, ET AI..
TREASURE SHORES SUBDIVISION
FIRST ADDITION (UNRECORDED)
66 FT PROPOSED ROAD BEING
BETWEEN LOT 1 & 2


03180-404R
$301.25 R-0571100 $156.38
HILTON CHARLES L. JR. ET AL
'G 49 TREASURE SHORES SUBDIVISION
FIRST ADDITION (UNRECORDED)
66 FT PROPOSED PARK BEING
BLK E BETWEEN LOT 15 &.16
03180-410R
$614.75 R-0571300 $251.46
PRITCHETT, ANN
0.'2 TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
, 2, 4 (UNRECORDED) LOT 2 BEING
f BAYOU 100,8 FT FRON'IAGE ON CO. RD.,
:ORD 30: 264,04 FT AVERAGE: DEPTH
TAX ROLL) ORB 107/467 FR JOSEY
03180-415IR
$544,65 R-0571400 $251.46
SWEANEY MEL..VIN E,
40, 2 TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
F FR (UNRECORDED) LOT 3 BEING
ORB 100.8 FT FRONTAGE ON CO, RD.
PG 28 :> : 276.72 FT AVERAGE DEPTH
TAX ROLL) ORB 107/637 FR JOSEY
03180-420R
.,052.93 R-0571500 $251.46
ET AL SUEENEY MELVIN
OF TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
JOODALL (UNRECORI:ED) LOT 4 BEING
100.8 FT FRONTAGE ON CO', RD.,
30:289.41 FT AVERAGE DEPTH
ORB 111/643 FR JOSEY
,052.93 03180--430R
ET AL R-0571700 $251.46
S OF JOSEY JR L., B,
JOODALL TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
(UNRECORDED) LOT 6 BEING
100,8 FT ON CO, RD. 30:
313.797 FFT AVERAGE DEPTH ORB
$275,86 110/1093 FR JOSEY
:T AL 03180-435R
2 .OF R-0571800 $251.46
LL. ET SAXON KENNETH L ET A...
TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
(UNRECORDED) LOT 7 BEING
100,8 FT ON CO RD, 30SO
,120.83 327,18 A'V DEPT H ORB 113/506-7
FT AL FR JOSEY
.L OF 03180-450R1
JOOOAL... R--0572100 $251.46
SAXON KENNETH L, ET AL
TREASURES SHORES FIRST ADDITION
N (UNRECORDED) LOT 10 BEING 1
,760.19 00.7 FT FRONT ON CO ROAD 30 3
65,.42 AVU EPTH ORB 113/506-7
456 FT FR JOSEY
*H M/L, 03180-515SR
oB I PG R-0573300 $251,46
UUBD PILCHER WUII.LIAM T.
TAX ROLL) TREASURE SHORES FIRST


ADDITION (UNRECORDED) LOT 23
BEING 101.75 FT FRONT ON CO
* RD 30 354.50 AV DEPTH ORB
117/236-37 FR L B JOSEY
03185-021R
R-0575600 $873.46
DUFFIN WILLIAM M,.
S 20 T 9 R 11 100,56 FT GULF
FRONT: 100 FT LAGOON FT M/L:
999 FT AV DEPTH: LESS S -30- B
tO1.00 FT R/U ORB 85/586 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03 L.85-023R
R-0575800 $878,93
DUFFIN UII..I..AM. M.
S 20 T 9 R 10 101,50 FT GULF
FRONT: 472 FT DEPTH M/L ORB
05/617
M AP.- 721)
03191.-007-
R- 0580300 $1.078.39
LAMONTE CHARLES V.
S 22 T 9 R 10 125 FT GULF
FRONT: 695 FT DEPTH M/L OROB
87/2 FR GLENN
NMAPS 900
03191-009R
R-050500 $3.414.79
QUALLS AL, P. & PEGGY L.,
S 22 T 9 R 10 400 FT GULF
FRONT: 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 t866,.1.9
SMITH JOUY BRANT
S 22 T 9 R 10 100 FT GULF
FRONT: 455 FT DEPTH M/L ORB
88/5394 FR WHATLEY
MAPI 9010
03200-001R
R-0586700 $121.67
FISHER WAYNE 0, ET AL
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO. 1
PB 1 PG 48 LOT 13 ORB 77/934
MAP :9001
BLKI 0
03210-012.2R
R-0590500 $121.67
MQSCONIS JIMMY G,
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO,. 1
PB 1 PG 48 LOT 4 ORB 67/446
MAP 0900
BLK S
03210..-01.4R
R-0590700 $121.67
MOSCONIS JIMMY G,
INDIAN PASS REACH GROUP NO. 1.
PB 1 PG 48 LOT 6 ORB 67/446
MAP *900 -
BLK S
03210-019R
R-0591100 $1.116,12
BRODIE GENE & GINGER
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO, 1
PB 1 PG.48 LOT 22 ORB 89/388
FR CRYMES
MAP *900
S1BK S


03226--011R
RP-0595600 $295.25
SIMPSON SHIRLEY R.
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO, 1
PB 1 PG 48 LOT 16 ORB 74/113
.MAP *900
BLK W
03248-001R
R-05':-0500 $1 .33'1 .62
HENDERSON RICHARD & DELIL..AH
CAMP PFLMS SUBD PB 1 PG 53A
LOT 18 LESS E 10 FT ORB
114/954 & ORB 114/955 QC FR
DEBUHR
MAP *90C
03325-050R
"R-0610400 $80.65
BORDERS GARY LEE
812 T5 Rll 35 AC M/L BEING W/
2 PORTION OF SE1/4 OF SW1/4 &
SWI/40F SE1/4 ORB 97/1081.FRO
M BOBBIE LEE BORDERS LESS ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03326-120R
R-0611000 $55.71
FALL STANLEY WAYNE
S 13 T 5 R 11 SUNSHINE ACRES
UNRECORDED AGRMT LOT 4 .96 AC
M/L
MAP 142
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 RONNIE
S 13 T 5 R 11 27.48 AC SW/4A
OF NU/4 REC'D OFFICIAL RECORD
BOOK 95 PAGE 727 FROM BOBBIE
LEE BORDERS & LESS '5 AC ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03342-.050R
R-0617300 $205.72
BREMAN JEFFREY R. & MELANIE.
S 23 T 5 R 11 0.66 AC M/L ORB
114/77 FR TAUNTON
MAPS 42
0.3391-.006R
R-0625200 $69.69
CLAYTON BROADCASTING CO.
S 31 T 5 R 11 1.02 AC 165 X
.270 FT I.OT REC'D ORB 71/393
MAP 13C
.03395-00OR
R'-0629800 $42.35
CRAIG I..EONARD F.
S 31 T 5 R 11 .53 AC M/L 92.5
X 250 FT LOT
MAP* 13C
03406-130R
R-0632500 $183.76
HEARING DANIEL S.
S 31 T 5 R 11 EAST CANAL
ACRI:ES, UNR RECORDED SUBDIVISION
LOT 7 ORB 98/1000
-03406-175R
R-0633400 $188.76
HOBSON ROBERT & REBA
S 32 T 5 R 11 EAST CANAL
ACRES, UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION
LOT 16 ORB 108/761 AA FR
TAUN [ON
MAP* 13D
03426-005R1
R- 0638200 $192.50
GOSSOW L, O. WOL.FGANG
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'D ORB 112/627 OC FR


GOSSOW
03426-210R
R-0639100
KENT CHARLES M.
S 33 T 5 R 11
PARCEL. REC'D IN
AA FR CARR
MA P:1 27C
03426-250R
R -0639200
KENT CHARLES M.
S 33 T 5 R 11.


$1 14,46
& PATRICIA 0

ORB 117/1097



$114.46


.5 AC M/L


PARCEL REC'0 ORB 116/1045 AA
FR CARR
MAP* 27C
03435-000R
R-0640100 $48.76
HILTON .JESSE W.
WETAPPO RIDGE SUBD
(UNRECORDED) LOT 2 ORB 5/338
MAP *27C
BLK 1
03451-031R
R-0644600 $126.25
FALL STANLEY W. JR.
METAPPO CREEK ESTATES PB 3 PG
7 LOT 12 ORB 94/450 AA FR.
ARNOLD
MAP 4) 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 *0270
03460- 135R
R-0649200 $160.64
GRANGER. THOMAS GERALD & JEAN
S 35 T 5 R 11 CREEKWOOD.FIRST
A B DI TION (UNREC) LOT 7 ORB
100/268 FR MEXICO BEACH CORP,
INC.
.MAP* 43
03493-OO0R
R-0657000 HX $661.62
WILLIAMS WILLIAM 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 THI N 270 FT. TH.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03495--250R-
R-0657800 $308.20
FOSTER MARK & GAYLE
S 6 T 6 R' 11 LOTS 5. 6, 7. 14
& 15 UNRECORDED PLAT FR
TAUNTON IN NE/4 OF NE/4, ORB
90/345 FR TAUNTON
MAP *14B
03501-155R
R--0660500 $173.75
VIZCARRA EULOGIO M.
S 6 T 6 R 11 SUNSHINE FARMS
(UNRECORDED) I.OT 11 5,77 AC
M/L UNRECORDED AA FR TAUNTON
MAP :1413
03579-000R
R-0673500 $255.15
HATCHER JUANITA
BEACON HILL SUB0 PB 1 PG 2
...O 10
MAP 1.6C
iL K 5


03593-9001.R
R-0675200 $45
HARREL-.f ROBERT- C. ET UX
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1. PG 2
LOT( 13 & STRIP BETWEEN LOT
& US 98 REC'D ORB 76/224
MAP : 16C


03614-000R
R-0677600
UHlTF'IELD JOSEPH P.
BEACON HIL.L. SUBD PB 1
LOT 19
MAP 1I16C


57


BLK 6


$687.39

PG 2


BLK 7


03646--000R
R-0682600 $452
WATSON PHILLIP L, JR.
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOTS 7 & 9 ORB 114/932 FR
MONTFORD
BLK 11.
MAPS 16C
03662-000P
R-0684400 $1,71
RANCHO ALGRIA
BEACON HILL. SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOTS 18 & 19 ..
MAP *16C


.84


.81


BLK 14
03670--OOR
R-0685200 $86.96
POWELL DALTON WU. & SHARON Y
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOT 8 ORB 97/118 FROM YORK
MAP *16C
BLK 14
03685-OOOR
R-0686800 $413.50
MORDEN ARTHUR W. & SHERL
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOTS 5,,7 & 9 ORB 107/479 FR
MEGHEE
MAPI 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 *16B
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 SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOT 18 ORB 109/353 FR OLIVER
MAP *168
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


(Coon-iued on Page 7)















(Continued from Page 6


03731-OOOR
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 Li & THERESA A.
BEACON HILL SUBO PB 1 PG 2.
LOTS 13. 15. 17 & 19 ORB
104/797 FR GILBERT
MAP* 16C
BLK 24
03752-000R
R-0699100 $148.67
LARIOS MARGARET
BEACON HILL ESTATES UNIT ONE
PB 2 PG 46 LOT 1 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-OOOR
R-0704900 $4.142.35
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES. INC.
S31 & 32 T6 Rll BEING LOTS 7 &
8 ORIG IN SEC 31 & PORTION IN
SEC 32 LESS GULF AIRE SUBO (
REC'O & UNREC'D) & LESS TRACT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03798--024R
R-0707200 $269.97
LOGIN KERMIT D. & GLENDA SUE
GULF AIRE PB 3 PG 13 LOT 6
PAGE 158 FROM GULF INDIES
CORP.
MAP *16C OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK
BLK B


03798-064R
R-0710200 HX
OVERHOLT GARALD 0. &
GULF AIRE PB 3 PG 13
ORB 107/633 FR ODOM .
MAP 1l6C


$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 SUDDLTH
REALTY CO INC. & ORB 107/559
OC FR HARRELL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03798-145R
R-0712800 $216.75
HARRELL JOE C,
GULF AIRE SUBOD, PHASE II LOT
22 ORB 102/37 FR SUDDUTH
REALTY CO INC. & ORB 107/560
'OC FR HARRELL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03798-150R
R-0712900 $214.25
KING EDDIE J,.
GUL..F AIRE SUBO. PHASE II LOT
23 ORB 100/698
MAP 1* 16C
BLK C
03798-155R3
R-0713000 $216.75
KING EDDIE J.
GULF AIRE SUBO. PHASE II LOT
24 ORB 100/703 FR SUDDUTH
REALTY CO INC
MAP* 16C
BLK C
03798-1182R
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 W FLA.
CONST. CO. INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03798--183R
R-0713800 $492.04
PEAVY DELAY M,. .ll
GULF AIE SUBD. PHASE II A,16
FT PORTION OF LOT 29 BEING
UNIT 2 ORB 104/1028 FR U.
FLA. CONST. CO, INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROL..L)
03798-184R
R-0713900 $492.04
PEAVY DELACY M. III
GULF AIRE SUBD, 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 TERRY & GARAL. OVERHOLT
GULF AIRE SUBO, PHASE II N 30
FT OF LOT 31 UNIT A OF BLUE
HAVEN TRIPLE ORB 99/16 FR
SSUDDUTH
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03798--191R
R--0714400 HX $339.79
MURPHY THOMAS & KIMBERLY-
GULF AIRE SUBO. PHASE II
MIDDLE 20 FT OF LOT 31 UNIT B
O F BLUE HAVEN TRIPLEX ORB
109/75 AGREEMENT FR YON &
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03798--192R
R-0714500 $516.79
YON TERRY & GARALD OVERHOLT
GULFAIRE SUBO. 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 SUBO. PHASE II LOT
15 ORB 99/671 FR SUDDUTH
REALTY CO, INC.
MAP* 16C
037.98-486R BLK 0
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


AJIRE PROP.
MAP* 16C
03798--655R
R-0-724400 $1.547 .67
SUDDUTH J. ROWE
S 31 T 6 R 11 BEING BLDG V
UNIT 30: 29.5 F-J GULF FRONT:
GULF AIRE TOWNHOUSE ORB
100/320 FR SUD OUH REALTY CO.
(FOR FOURTH ER L.EGAL'SEE T AX ROLL.

03837-000R
R-0733500 $732.34
FREEMAN BILLY WAT'NE
YON'S ADDITION 1O BEACON HILL
LOT ORB 113/363 FR FREEMAN
BLK 3
MAPI 17A
03898-001R


R--0740500 $3
0 'I:OELL W ILLLAM A,
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON
L.OT 10
MAP 17A


301.06

HILL


BLK 8


03906-001R
R-0741700 $795,16
SPURLI.N NEAL ET UX
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
LOT 19 & SW'LY 1/2 OF LOT 18
ORB 86/773
MAP 17A
RV w 9
03907--000R
R-0741900 HX $671 07
BUTLER HAROLD M.
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
LOTS 6, 7 & N/2 OF 5
MAP *17A
BLK 9
03917-000R
R-0743000 $251.46
GOSSOW WOLF.GANG L,.O,
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
LOT 4 ORB 101/388 FR BARBIE
& ORB 1:12/626 OC FR GOSSOW
BLK 10
MAP* 1.7A
03920-)000R
R-0743500 $279,83
DEPEW AUDREY L, DUREN
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
LOT 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
INC.
MAP* 17A
03981[-003R
R--0751500 $943,76
CORONA DO GULFVIEW
CORONADO GULFVIEW UNIT 3
MAP*.: 17A
04048-OOOR
R-0762900 $120,32
WOIJOD CARL DAVID
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO, 1
LOT 1 ORB 102/991 FR COSTIN &


GIBS ON
MAP1 17A


04050-000R
R-0763100 HX
UOO0 CARI
PORT.ST. JOE BEACH
LOTS 2 & 4
MAP $17A

04079-000R
R-0766900 HX
MARTIN NORMAN M.
PORT ST, JOE BEACH
LOTS 1 & 3
MAP *17A


UNIT


UNIT


04086-000
R-0767690
BROWN WANDA
PORT ST, JOE BEACH UNI]
LOt 9 & E 'LY 1/2 OF LOT
ORB 90/962 FR RICHARDS
MAP :17A

04037-000R
R-0767700
THOMAS GEORGE C,
PORT ST, JOE BEACH UN I
LOY 15 ORB 96/430 FR, C
MAP *17A

04107-000R
R-0770200
SHIVERS MARJORIE ANN
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT
LOT 2. 4 & 65 ORB 108/21
MC.ARTHUR & WHITE
MAP* 17A

04143-050R
R-0774700
GRIFFIN TERRY L. & MEOII
PORT' ST, JOE BEACH UNI'
E 50' LOT 6 ORB 114/710
SEALED
MAP: 17A
04145-001R
R-0774900
LEVINS PATRICIA ANN
PORT S1 JOE BEACH UNIT
49.99 X 150 FT PORTION
14 (BEING LOT 1 OF AN I
SUBB) ORB3 116/990-92-FI
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
04186-OOOR1
R-0781600
MOORE TERRY L,' AND
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNI1
LOU 1 ORB 93/1085 AA Fl
COSTIN
MAP *17A

04186-002 IR
RP-07.1.8100
BARBER JAMES G, & DEBRA
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT
LOI 3 ORB 96/912 FROM G
MAP $1.7A

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

04244-050IR
R--0794400
PELICAN SHORES CORP.


S 16 T 7 R .11
.1.20,28 FT PARCEL ON US 98(3
32:0 FT AV DEPTH OROF 118/892
FR VAUGHT ET AL
04247--OOOR
R--0794800 $1. 93,.15
MATTHEWS ARTHUR L. & ANNIEl-
S 16 T 7 R 11 .980 AC M/L
164.04 FT GULF FRONT: 267 FT
AV IEPTH ORB 98/552 FR
VIZ.CARRA
MAP* 32B
04255-030 R
RI-0795600 $2,375.46
VIZCARRA EUI..OGIO M M ,P A.
ST. JOSEPH SHORES SUBD PB 1.
PG 26 S 50 FT OF LOT 4, LOT 5
MAP# 32B
BLK 1


04255-060R
R-079600' $1 328 90
VIZCARRA EULOGIO M M, P A.
ST. JOSEPH SHORES SUBDL PB 1.
PG 26 S/2 LOT 7 DIVIDED E & W
FR 20 FT N OF SEC & 20 FT -.S
OF NWC ALL OF LOT 9 & LOT 10
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
04233-OOOR
R-0799900 $87.83
GiUERTEN COI.:CE(
S 27 T 7 R 11 REC'D DBK
25/164
MAP t33A
04376-000R
R--0809400 $73,05
U00O0 HILDRED L.
BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB 1 PG 26
LOTS 2 & 3
iAP 1049B
BLKI C
04404"-000
R--0811.900 $149.05
KIGHTI LINDA G,
BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB 1 PG 26
LOT 10 ORB 117/299 FR LINTON
MAP *498
BL.K F
04404--050R
R-0812000 $207,90
LINTON BENNY F, & LINODA S.
BAYVIEW HEIGHTS. LOT 7 ORB
109/903 FR LINTON
MAP*: 49B
04405--000R
. R--0812100 $167.70
LINTON JOHNNY 0.
SBAYVIEW I HEIGHTS PB :1 PG 26
L.OT 11 ORB 1:17/1033 FR LINTON
ESTATE
MAPtI 498
BI...K Fi:
04400-O000R
R--081.2400 $199.87
LINTON BENNY F, & LINDA 0.
BAYV.IEW HEIGHTS PB 1 PG 26
LOT 16 ORB 104/778 AGREEMENT
FR QUALITY SVCS.
MAP* 49B


04415-000R
R-:0813000
TUTTL..E JERRY L.


BAYVIEW HEIGHTS
LOT 9 & N 70 FT
BLK 11 MAP 4149B

$279.75 04416-000R
1R-0813100
SNO, 1 TTUTTLE JERRY L,
BAYVIEW HEIGHTS
LOTS 14. 15 & S
BLK 11 :113
MAP :4913
$104.69


NO. :1.


BLK 16


$400.10

T NlC). 1


BLK F

$166.64

PB 1 PG 26
OF 12 & 13

BLK G

$90, 99

PB 1 PG 26
25 FT OF 12 &


BLK G


04453-0001R
R-0816700 $108.54
ADAMS I1RENE
FOREHANOS FIRST ADDITION LOT
6 & EI/2 OF LOT 5 ORB 93/830
FR WATSON
MAP (:49B
BLK 4
04473--0001R


T 11 "R-0818600 $1
LINTON BENNY FRANK & LIND
FOREHAND SECOND ADDITION
BLK 16 HIGHLAND VIEW PB 1 PG 50
3, LESS U'LY 6 FT & LOT 2
$193.38 117/491 FR WILLIAMS
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE: TA
T NO, 1 04502--000R
COSTIN R-0821200 HX $3
WHITFIELD ...I AARON L.
BLK 16 FOREHAND SECOND ADDITION
HIGHLAND VIEW PB 1 PG 50
$346,16 5, 8, 9. & 12 ORB 106/1042
1WHITFIELDO.
T NO, 2 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA1
85 FR 04503-00OR
R-0821300 HX $
RICHTER JOHNNY
BLK 23 FOREHAND SECOND ADDITION
HIGHLAND VIEUWPB :. PG 50
$84.36 LOTS 10 & 11 ORB 117/583
FORD R. RICHTER
T NO, 2 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA
0 FR 04507-000
R-0821700 $1
GAY TIMOTHY W, & DONNA L,
$268.03 FOREHAND SECOND ADDITION
$II68.0 : HIGHLAND VIEW PB 1 PG 50
2 ORB 89/341 FR ANDREWS E
o 1- MAP 44913
OF LOT MAP 4913
UNREC 04539-030RO
R KENT 1 R-0825000 $2
TAX ROLL. I VI:ZCARRA EULOGIO
S 27 T 7 R 11 .594 AC M/L
$120.32 FT US 98 FRONT: 115 FT DE
ORB 89/390 FR JACKSON ET'
T NO. 2 04547 -000R
*R O.-082910.0
ADAMS1 GORON
S 26 T 7 R 11 50 X 132. FT
BLK 37 IN NWC OF NW/4 -OF OF GOVT
:14 ORB 16/1043 FR FOREHAND
$148,67 :2 BEING SAWMILL (
S. MAP* 49B
NO,. 2 04625-0001R
:I.BSON R-0838200 $5
HOPPS NERO SR, HEIRS OF
BLK 37 ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1.
35 LOT 2 & N 1/2 OF LOT '1
$120.32 :1.07/225 FR HlOPPS ESTATE
T MAP01 50A4
'NO 2
04630 -O000R
R-0838600 $1
GAINER. MANSFIELD & CORA L
[BLK 42 ST, JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1.
PG35 LOT 12 ORD 75/693
$684,11 MAP $50A


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04637-000R
R-0839300 $54.70
LEWIS ROBERT C/O
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBB PB 1 PG
35 N1/2 OF LOT 10
MAP 050A
BLK B
04638-000R
R-0839400 $117.59
GAINER JERRY
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1 PG
35 S/2 OF LOT 10
MAP 50A
BLK B
04640-000R
I- -0839600 $276.61
MC KELVY POLLY. HEIRS OF
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1 PG
35 LOT 20
MAP t50A
BLK B
04653 -O00R
R 0040900 $1 ,598.08
PATTERSON SERA ALLEN
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
LO..F :17 & 19 ORB 118/195 QC
FR PATTERSON
i'iAP* 50A
RI. K 4
04656 -OOOR
R.. :- 1.00 $370 04
PATTERSON SERA ALL...EN
CITY OF PORT ST, JOE"
LOTS 20, 22 & 24 ORB 118/195
QC FR PATTERSON
MAPO 50A
BLK 4
04715-.00.1. R
R-'.0847600 $102.95
GULF TWIN INC,
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE N 20 'FT
OF E/2 OF LOT 18 ORB 83/609
MAP #50A
BLK 15
04716-000R
R-0847700 $472.74
GULF TWIN INC.
CITY OF PORT ST, JOE N 21 FT
& S 9 FT OF W 45 FT OF LOT "14
& W 45 FT OF LOTS 16. 18 & 20
ORB 81/969
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
04735-000R
R-0849900 $623.22
PARRISH KAYE F.
CITY OF PORT ST., JOE LOT 19
ORB 92/616 QC FR PARRISH
MAP *50A
BLK 16
04788-OOOR
R-0857700 $2.654.39
CRISP DONALD: R,
CITY OF PORT ST, JOE LOTS 18,
20, 22 & 24 ORB 108/837 FR
HAND & ORB 108/838 FR PARKER
ESTATE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
04804-002R /
R-0860000 $148,16
ST. JOSEPH BAY CONST. CO, INC.
CITY OF PORT ST, JOE:
LOT 9 ORB 117/683 QC FR
QUARLES
MAP* 50A
BLK 24
.04805-000R
R-0860500 $748.95.
ST, JOSEPH BAY CONSTRUCTION
CITY OF PORT ST. JOpE
LOT 11 ORB 117/687-88 FR
(QUARLES
MAP* 50A
BLK. 24
04866-040R
R-0873500 HX $848.90
GAY AM. & CLARA
CITY OF PORT ST, JOE' LOT 3
ORB1 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 FR
SANDERS
MAP 50A
BLK 36
.0,4898--004R
R-.0877500 HX $92.34
WORTHINGTON MARY
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT '17 &
0/2 OF LOT 19 ORB 87/874
MAP '50A
BLK 37
04972-000R
R-.0885200 HX 0 $132.86
DURHAM DONALD TOLFORO ET UX
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS 20
& 22 ORB 72/1069
MAP :50A
BLK 42
05059.:.OOOR
R-0896200 $692,41
DIXON WILI...IAM RONALD
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS 8 &
9 ORB 75/784
MAP *50.A
FBLK 48


LOTS 05:1 I I.-000R
:T AL R-0902100 $482.29
BROUN 0WANDA H.
BLK F CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT 27
MAP *50A
292.75 BLK 52
0 05219--040R
225 R-0913100 $678,36
:PTH ST, JOE. BAY CONST. CO. INC.
AL CITY OF PORT ST. JOE:
N. 62' OF LOT 1 ORB 117/687
.66,28 BL.K 69
MAP: 5010
SLOT IBLK 69
r LOT 05293-000R
40 R-0921500 $389.45
VISCARRA EULOGIO
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
1 LOT 14 ORB 80/992
546,63 MAP 1*50 DI
BLK 78
PG 05313--0001R
I ORB R-0923500 HX $211.30
R'ICIARDSON WALTER ALAN &
ST, JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
BLK B 1. LOTS 10 & 11 ORB 107/628 FR
REED (PARRISH)
92.91 MAR .-l 50 D
.E :: BLK 79
05369-000 R
R- 0 9 2 9100 H X $223.03
REEVES JOHN E, & TONI RENEE
BLK B ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.


1 LOT .1.6 ORB 91/35 FROM FIRST
NAT'L .BANK N'LY 1/2 OF LO.1 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,
I LOTS 20 & 21
MAP *50D


05461--000R
R--0940000 HX $264.
MC AROLE LI NDA
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
2 LOT 5 ORB 105/50 FR ADAMS
MAP *:50D


05674-000R
R-0967800
MCLEOD PHILLI.IP C,. &
ST, JOSEPH ADDITION
9 LOT 6 ORB 82/600
MAP *50D(


05770--000R
R-"0992600
GAN[" RAYMOND
CITY OF PORT
LOT 8
MAP *50B


8 I


BLK 90

$612.60
BEVERLY J
UNIT NO.


BLK 122


$81,26
C,' ET AL.
ST. JOE ORIG.


BLK 1005
05776-000R
R-0993300 $332 1.7
UNDERWOOD WILLIE R.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
LOTS 14. 16, 18, 20 & 22 ORB
81/711
MAP 15010
BLK 1005


05791--OOOR
R-0995600
MORNING REN
CITY OF PORT
I.-OT 8
MAP 450A


$60,01

ST, JOE ORIG.


BL.K 1006
05795--000R
R--0996000 $183.76
GAOSON ( QUINN COR A I. EE EST,
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
N/2 OF LOT 12
MAP *50A


05796-000R
R-0996100
BEWEY MARGARET
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
S/2 OF LOT 12
MAP *50A

05821--001R
R-0999000
UNDERWOOD UILLIE R,
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT 1
33 LOT 13
MAP *490


BLK 1006

$38,74

ORIG,


BLK 1006

$179.73

PB 1 PG


BLK 1007


05861-000R
R-1003200 $126.27
WILLIA MS ELIZABETH H, '
MIL.L.VIEW (1ADN UNIT 1 PB 1 PG
33 LOT 13,. & W 23 FT OF LOT
1.5
MAP 0490


05889-000R
R-1006400
PACE BENJAMIN
MILL.VIEW ADIN UNIT
46 & 47 LOT 28 ORB
MAP 4:490


EIL..K 1009

$102.53

2 PB I PGS
75/199


BLK 1010
05918-00OR
R-1009800 $62,51
WALKER MCNAIR, PAT & W.J.
MILLVIEW ADON UNIT NO 2 PB 1
PGS 46 & 47 LOT 5 ORB 101/79:1.
FR WALKER
MAP 0490
1L.K 1014
05952-000R
R-1013400 HA $94.20
PACE BENJAMIN JR.
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO, 2
PB 1 PGS 46 & 47 LOT 11
MAP: 50A
BLK 1016
05959-000R
R-1014100 $93.35
JULIUS DIANE P,
MILLVIEU ADDITION UNIT NO. 2
PR 1 PGS 46 & 47 LOT 19 ORB
108/986-7 FR BYRD HEIRS
MAP 50A
BLK 1016
05985-000
R-1016500 $336.76
WATTS HARVEY
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO, 2
PB I PGS 46 & 47 LOT 21
.MAP *50A
BLK 1017
06009-000
R-1018900 HX $30.25
BEARD ROOSEVELT
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO,. 2
LOT 18 & E/2 OF LOT 16 PB 1
PGS 46 & 47
MAP 50A
BLK 1018
06021--000
R-1020100 HX $184,38'
GANT ADRIAN FRANKLIN .SR,
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 2
LOT 33 PB 1 PGS 46 & 47
MAP* 50A
BLK 1018
06027--000R
R-1020700 $62.51
ST JOE FOREST PRODUCTS CO.
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 3
L.OT 1 PB 2 PG 53 ORB 109/440
FR ST, JOE INDUSTRIES, INC,.
MAP* 50A
BLK 1020
06027-0011R
R-1020800 $60.01
TAYLOR THEODORE ET UX
*MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO, 3
LOF 2 ORB 86/291 PB 2 PG 53
MAP: 50A
BLK 1020


06028-000R
R-1022900 HX
JONES VALERIE ANN
MILLVIEW ADDITION
LOT 1 ORB 106/653
2 PG 53
MAP* 50A


$1.03 ;.-0

UNIT NO, 3
FR JONE PB


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06028--D06R
.R-1023300
GARLAND HOWARD JR. &
.MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIE
LOf 7 ORB 103/3 FR ST
LAND & DEV CO. PB 2 PC
MAPS 50A

06029-007R
R-1024800 HX
WILSON ROBERT L. JR. E
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIE
LOT 9 & S/2 OF LOT 7 F
53
MAPS 50A

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

06051-001R
R-1028000
HILL GWENDOLYNN Y.
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNI
LOTS 1 & 3 ORB 116/85'
HILL PB 2 PG 53-
MAP* 50A

06051-019R
R-1029600
HENDERSON JEROME M JR
MILLVIEW ADDIlION UNI'
LOTS 19 & 21 ORB 93/2(
JOE LD & DEV CO PB 2
MAPS 50A

06082-000R
R-1033000
GAY .JOYCE
MADDOX SUBDIVISION TO
GROVE PB 1 PG 27 LOTS
S/2 OF LOT 2
MAP 051A

06083-00OR
R-1033100
GAY JOYCE
MADDOX SUBDIVISION TO
GROVE PB 1 PG 27 LO fS
MAP *51A

06120-000R
R-1036700 HX
MARSHALL JOHN WU. & JO
J, R. NORTON SUB0 PB
LOT 12, W 20 FT OF LO
101/609
MAP* 51iA

06178-000R
R-1042500
MOUREY DONALD F. JR.
OAK GROVE SUBO PB 1 P
LOTS 5 & 7 ORB1 103/81
SIMMONS
MAP 51A

06181-000R
R-1042800
MOWREY DONALD F. & Rt
OAK GROVE: SUBD PB 1 P(
2' & El2 OF. LOT 4 ORB)
.QC FR PHILYAW
MAP 51A


06186-001R
R-.1043600
BiURROWS JOHN T. ET UX
ROCHELLE ESTATES SUBD P
12 LOT 1 ORB 78/1031
MAP 051A
06190-00012
R-1045000 HX
PARRISH H. LARRY
OAK GROVE. SUBD UNIT 2 P
39 LOTS 2 & 3
MAP *51A


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


J9 S/2 OF LOTS 1 & 2 OR
98/703 FR GRIFFIN & ORB
109/984'FR GRIFFIN '
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL. SEE
06236-135R
R-1050500
UARD MELVIN
S 25 T 8 R 11 CAPE PLAN'
(UNRECORDED) LOT 4 OR1E
996 FIR COSTIN 0EV. CORP
M'AP* 52A

06249-018R
R-1057800
BRYANT GERAL.D N.
ST, JOSEPH BAY ESTATES
ONE PB 3 PGS 1 & 2 LOT
MAP *52 0.

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
FR WOODALL ET AL & LESS
01'RB114/863 & LESS 20 A
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
06265-050R
R-1063400
DALY JOHN U. 0D.O.
S 1 T 9 R 11 20 AC M/L
ON CO RD 30: 1330 FT AV
ORB 114/863 FR TREASURE
SHORES. LTD
MAP 53
06265-100R
R-1063500 $1
TREASURE SHORES LTD.
S 1 T 9 R 11 650 FT BAY
FRONTAGE: LYING W OF SI
ORB 113/95 FR HILTON
MAPS 53
06265-15.0R
R-1063600
STEPHENS OR. JAMES E. F
S 1 T 9 R 11 20 AC M/L
ON CO. RD. 30: 924 FT
DEPTH ORB 114/867 FR TI
SHORES LTD. & ORB 115/6
MAP* 53
06267-000R
R-1063800
TREASURE SHORES LTD.
S 2 T 9 R 11 129 AC
FRACTIONAL S/2 & SUBME


7) ORB 113/95 FR HILTON
MAP 453
$62.51 06267-503R
ROSA L, R-1067000 $1 .131.07
T NO,. 3 OWENS. U. J. ENT UX
. JOSEPH S 7 T 9 R 11 18.5 X 220 FT
G 53 PARCEL BEING UNIT NO. 3 CAPE
HAVEN TOWNHOUSES
BLK 1021 MAP* 18C
06268-079R
$1988 R-1069500 $3.584.52
$193,88 MAY GAIL L. ET AI_
ET UX S 7 T 9 R 11 5.04 AC M/L 385
B 2 PG IFT GULF FRONT: 570 FT AV
DEPTH: BEING LOT 2 OREB 86/433
FR FEAGIN
BLK 1022. MAPS 1CC
06268-090R
R-1069900 $1.616.72
KERN9S ROBER r H.
SNO. T9 R11 1,66 AC M/L 126.94
FT ON GULF FRONT:570 FT DEPTH
ORB 94/276-277 FR OWENS
BLK 1022 A 06260-100R
06260-100IR
R-. -1070100 $2.070.37
$105.03 ELtCAN POINT
S 7 T* 9 R 1.1 4.093 AC M/L
0 WCR .1.64.29 FT GULF FRONT: 1080 FT
S0 CFI 3 fAV DEPTH ORB 90/287 FROM
POI;IIKHLID LESS 150 FT ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
BLK 1024 06268-112R
HR-1.070400 $3.795.49
$105,03 SAN BLAS PLANTATION DEV. INC.
& MARY S 7 & 18 T 9 R 11
U NFS. 204.14 FT GULF FRONT: BEING
03 FR ST LOIS 2. 3 OF TRACT 13 ORB
PG !'53 107/890-2 FR FEATHER SOUND ON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
BLK 1024 06268--114R
R-1070500 $2,548.90
$275,83 SAN BLAS PLANTATION OEV INC.
S 7 & 18 T 9 R 1:1.
OAK 204,12 FT GULF FRONT: BEING
3, 4 & LOTS 4 & 5 OF TRACT 13 ORB
107/890-2 FR FEATHER SOUND ON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
1BLK A 06268--1.63R
R-i1071900 $307, .32
$237,96 MA I- VIEWS LYNN F.
S 18 T 9 R 11 BEING LOT 3 OF
OAK SURVEY: 1.15 X 120 FT LOT ORB
5 & 6 107/871 OC FR FOSTER OIL
TERMINALS INC.
BLK A MAP* 19B
0.268-200 R
$40.56 'R-1072400 $2,540.56
ANN SILVA RAFAEL ET UX
2 PG 5 S 19 & 20 T 9 R 11 225 FT
T 13 12ORB GULF FRONT: 715 FT AV DEPTH
BEING IN TRACT 27 & 28 FR FLA
TITLE & MORT ORB 87/458 AA
BLK 3 MAPt: 190
06268-251R
$236.04 R-1072900 $1,619,73
& RUBY BOOTH RICHARD C, ET AL
G 1.2 S 20 T 9 R 11 2.,76 ACRES M/L
2 OC FR 150,47 FT GULF FRONT IN TRACT
NO 28 & 29 ORB 85/1082
MAP #1190
BCLK 1. 062686-252R
R-1073000 $1 .191.62&
$131,52 AVERY RICHARD JR.
UBY P. S 20 T 9 R 11 1.98 ACRES M/1L
G 12 LOT 11.0.03 FT GULF FRONTAGE IN
102/754 TRACT NO 29 ORB 11t/529 FR
FLA., TITLE & MORTG.
MAP* 19D
BLK 14


06268-300R
$277.33 --1073100 $2,927.57
.7 VERY RICHARD JR.
,B 3 PG S 20 T 9 R 11 510 FT GULF
S FRONT: 71:1.,35 FT AV DEPTH
PART TRACTS 29 & 30 ORB
1.10/532 FR FLA. TITLE & MORTO
$137.68 MAP 1190)
06268-310R
B 1 PS R-1073200 $2.593.22
SILVA RAFAEL & HILDA
S 20 T 9 R 11 224,67 FT GULF
BLK 1 FRONT: 753.38 FT AV DEPTH OUT
OF TRACT 28 ORB 89/550 AA FR
$185,17 FLA TITLE & MORT
5ET AL MAP# 19D
'B 1 PG 06268-600R
lB R-1076300 $2,080.69
SHU1NT PHILLIP K,
S 7 T 9 R 11.
TAX ROLL) 428.23 FT IBAY FRONT TRACT NO
39 ORB 103/1025-26 FR ALSTON
BEING BAYSIDE HOMESITES. AN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06269-005R
iTATON R-1078500 $714.41,4
118/ STROHER CORPORATION
SAN BLAS ESTATES PB 3 PGS 20.,
BLK A 21 & 22 PORTION OF LOT 5 ORB
100/82 FR SWEAT 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 BL.A ESTATES PB 3 PGS
20.21 & 22 .606 AC BEING LOT
$486,78 21 ORB 90/ 403 LESS W'LY
ET AL PORTION ON GULF TO GRUBB IN
L 6/2, (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
3/349 06269-028R
S 20 AC R-1060200 $1.068.16
AC ORB MONTGOMERY ROBERT B. ET AL
TAX ROLL) SAN BLAS ESTATES PB 3 PGS 20.
2.1 & 22 LOT 28 1,72 AC ORB
$465.97 82/799 100 FT GULF FRONT
MAP : 119B
660 FT 06269-035R
V DEPTH R-1080900 $998.88
E MONTGOMERY ROBERT B, ET, AL
SAN BLAS ESTATES LOT 35 1.52
AC ORB 82/799 100 FT GULF
FRONT
1.522,01 MAP I19B
06269-045R
Y R.--1081900 $952.80
R 30 OWENS WILLIAM J,
SAN BLAST ESTATES PB 3 PGS 20,
21 & 22 LOT 45 1.23 AC 100
FT GUI..FFRONT ORB 117/982 FR
$465,97 HERNANDEZ
P.A. MAPS 190
950 FT 06269-304R
AV R-1084900 $1.200,48
MEASURE KAPLAN SCOTT I. & STEPHEN
643 CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2C-1
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUB0. ORB 105/215 FR
$455,44 CAPE SANDS LANDING
MAP'S 19B
06269-305R
RGED LD *R-..10'85d00 $1.197.98


S 14 T 9 R 11
FRONTAGE: 500
LYING W OF SR
FR HILTON
MAPS 54
06276-0081R
R-1090500.
OUIENS WILLIAM
CAPE SAN BLAS


5280 FT M/L BAY
FT AV DEPTH.
30 ORB 113/95



$640.28
J, &S JAMES
GULFSIDE &


BAYSIDE E/2 OF TRACT 8: 66,99
FT GULF FRONT PB 3 PGS 24,
24A. 2413 & 24C ORB 112/404-5
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06276-009R
R-1090600 '$558.94
OWENS WILLIAM 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* 190
06276-030R
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. 24B & 24C
MAPS 19B
.06276-065R
R-1095200 $640,28
OWENS WILLIAM J, & JAMES
CAPE SAN BLAS GULFSIDE &
BAYSIDE W1/2 OF TRACT 8:


KAPLAN SCOTT I.
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2C-2
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUBD, & ORB 105/781
MAP* 19B
06269-307R
R-1085200 $1.197,98
CAPE SANDS INCORPORATED
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 20-2
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUBD,
MAP# 1913
06269-309R
R-1085400 $1.339.35
TRUVIILLION. ERIC
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2F-2
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUBE, ORB 101/520 FR
STROTHER CORP.
HAP* 198
06269-314R
R-1085900 $1.200.48
TURNER NANCY JANE
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2J-1
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUB0. ORB.100/24 FR
STROTHER CORP ,
MAP* 19B
06269-315R
R-1086000 $1 .200.48
TURNER NANCY JANE
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2J--2
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUBD, ORB 100/41 FR
STROTHER CORP.
MAPt 19B
06269-321R
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
MAP# 192.B
06269-510R
R-1087000 $251.76
AUSTIN E,P,
CAPE RETREAT LOT B 110 X
:100 FT PORTION OF LOT 8 SAN
BLAS ESTATES
MAPO 191
06269-515R
R-1087100 $304.82
AUSTIN E.P.
CAPE RETREAT LOT 8C. 110 X
100 FT PORTION OF LOT 8 SAN
BLAS ESTATES
MAP* 19B
06269-520R
R-1087200 $357.91
AUSTIN E.P.
CAPE RETREAT LOT 80. 110 X
100 FT PORTION OF LOT 8 SAN
BLAS ESTATES
MAP4 19B
06269-530R
R-1087400 $482,92
AUSTIN E.P,,
CAPE RETREAT LOT 8-G.' 50 FT
GULF FRONT: 315 FT DEPTH, A
PORTION OF LOT 8 SAN BLASB
ESTATES
MAPt 19B
06269-560R
R-1088000 $1.411.88
STROTHERS CORP,
S 18 T 9 R 11 SEAGULL BAY, A
CONDOM "NIUM UNIT 11-A
MAP* 198
06269-566R
R--1088500 $1,658.41
STROTHERS CORP.
S 18 T 9 R 11 ROBIN BAY. A
CONDOMINIUM UNIT 10-8
MAP* 19B
06271-000R
R-1089100 $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)
06272-000
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 WOODALL ET AL &
LESS THAT PORTION LYING WEST
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06273-000R
R-1089300 $708.84
HILTON CHARLES L. JR ET AL
S 13 T 9 R 11.540 AC ALL.
LESS AC RES BY HOLLINGER IN
ORB 6/233: ORB 88/349 FR
WOODALL ET AL
MAP *54
06274-000" R
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 WOOOALL ET AL:
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06274-100R
R-1089500 $12.241.23
TREASURE SHORES LTD,


ORB 95/768 FR CAPITAL COASTAL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06321-015R
R--1112300 $2,246.54
REDO GEORGE A.
GULF PINES SUBO 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,. B. ET AL
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
36 ORB 1.12/673 FR COSTABELLA
BLK A


0632.1. -630R
R-I 1117500


$2.51. 46


58.21 FT GULF FRONT ORBE
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 Wl/2 OF TRACT 9:
66.99 FT GULF FRONTAGE ORB
112/404-5 FR HAIK ET AL
MAP* 19
06277-000R
R-1095400 $1.346.48
TREASURE SHORES LTO, 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
330,00 AC
06286-000R
R--1095900 $138,.53
SEASHORE LAND & EV CO,
S 15 & 22 T 9 R 11 28.22 AC
ORB 46/636 11i SUBMERGED
LANDS
MAP* 35 & 3510
06288-000R
*R-1096200 $2,566,09
SAN BIAS BEACH EV. C O.
S 22 T 9 R 1.1 300 FT GULF
FRONT: ORIG LOT 3 N OF SR 30E1
(LESS E 290,27 FT) & E 300 FT
OF W 996,45. FT OF ORIG LOT 3.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06288-006R
R-1096800 $928,09
SAN BIAS BEACH DFV CO,.
S 22 T 9 R 1. :107 FT GULF
FRONT: 1400 FT AVPTH DEPTH.
ORB 1'06/812 38Y TNi FR OGBRURN
& ORB 1.06/8:1.4-5 6'2% TNT FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06288-007IR
R-1096900 $925,59
SAN BLAS IBEACHl DE:V. CU.1
S 22 T 9 R 1:1. :100 FT GULF
FRONT: .14CO FT AV DEPTH ORB
106/854 FR YONGE
MAP*: 35)
06289-030R
R-1.098800 $328 62
SAN 13LAS BEACH DEV, CO,
S 22 T 9 R 11 100 FT BAY
FRONT: BEING W 100 FT OF E
890.27 FT GOVT LO.T 3 LYING N
OF CO RO 30--E ORB 106/812-3
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06289-040R
R-1098900 $945.85
SAN BLAS BEACH 1:EV, 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 RD 30-E ORB 105/816
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06290-210.R
R-1:102600 $4 .053.87
BRACKETT. DAVID 0. & NANCY M,
SURFSIDE. ESTATES UNIT *1 LOT
4 ORB 104/1049 FR PAN-GULF
CORP.
MAPI: 35D)
BL'l< 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*t 35
06291-002R3
,R-1104500 $949.49
G.P,O. INC.
S 22 T 9 R 1.1 SURFSIDEI:
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,O 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--000R
R--1105500 $1. ,200.48
G.PO. INC.
S 15 & 22 T 9 R 11-. 450 FT BAY
FRONT: 150 FT AV DEPTH ALSO
38 ,6 ACRE'S IIB SUBMERGED
LANDS'OREB 36/350 & ORB 46/635
MAPt 35 & 351)
0631.0-'000 R
R-1106200 $87,64
G. P, U, INC.
S 23 T 9 R 11 22.7 AC ORB
92/346 FR KILBOURN ORB 47/
542 FR SUBMERGED
MAPI 54C
06316--001R
R-:1107100 $251 ,46
JANOWSKI BOL...ESL.AU M. III
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
MAPt 54C
06316-002R
R--1107200 $881.04
JANOUSKI BOLESLAU M, III
S 23 T 9 R 11 18,6 AC M/L 450
Ff ON SR 30: 1800 FT DEPTHI
M/L ORB 78/332 LESS TO CAPE
SAN BLAS WAFER IN ORB 82/143
MAP*: 54C

06320-025R
R-1.109300 $1,108.35
MARTS TH -AYER M,
S24 T9 R1l 37.5 FT GULF
FRONTAGE 405 FT AVE. DEPTH
BEING TRACT 3 OF 3 OF LOT 10


06351-041R
R-1158600 $1.257.04
CARLTUN 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)
06351-060R1
R-1160400 $203.63
ST, JOSEPH BAY CONSTRUCTION CO
CAPE BREEZES BEING LOT 60 IN
AN UNRECORDEDO SUBDIVISION OF
LO1 24 ORB 119/274-275 FR
ARL FUS III TAX ROLL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


JOSEY L, B. ET Al
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
37 ORB 112/669 FR COSTABELLA
DEV,
BLK A
BLK A
06321-685R
R-1117600 $246.46
JOSEY L. 3, 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-1:117800 $251,46
JOSEY L. B. ET AL
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
40 ORB 112/686 FR C.OSTABELLA
CORP.
BLK A
BLK A
0632:1.-700R
R- 1117900 $251.46
JOSEY L.B, ET AL
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
41 ORB 112/689 FR COSTABELLA
CORP.
13LK A
BLK A
06321-725R
R-1118300 1251.46
JOSEY L,B. ET AL
GULF PINES FIRST ADDI001TION LOT
46 ORB 112/697 FR COSTABELLA
CORP.
OLK A
BLK A
06321-735R
R-1118500 $251.46
JOSEY LB, ET AL
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
48 ORB 112/665 FR COSTABELLA
CORP,.
MAP* 540
BLK A
06322-000
R--1118600 $393.23
HILTON L. CHARLES. JR.
S 24 T 9 R 11 16i.,258 AC M/L
ALL THAT PORTION LYING N OF
SR 30 LESS A STRIP 200 FT
U 1DE F RENTING ON N SIDE OF SR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
06322-010R
R-- 119600 $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 M/L ON THE N SIDE OF
SR 30 LESS 350 FT ORB .
(F1:OR 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-
60 TOD FR FLA TITLE & 'PARTNERS
INC.
06345-170R
R--.1123700 .$1 ,203. 96
GILMORE 0OUGLA S 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- 5
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
I LA, TITLE & MORTGAGE CO.
MAP* 50
06345-334R
R-1128100 $151.38
BARRIER DUNES OEV. 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.
MAPS: 5A
06345-635R
R--.1145500 $1,591.45
GRANT JAMES W. & BRADY W.
SEACLIFF UNIT 5 BLDG A
ORB 1.16/370 RR ALLIANCE GRO
UP MAP* 5sA

06345-636R
R-1145600 $1 ,593,95
.SLAUGHTER TERRY D. & JENNIFER
SEACL.IFF UNIT 6 BLDG A
ORB13 1:1.8/335-36 FR ALLIANCE
GROUP
MAPS 5A
BL DG A
06345-639R
R-1145900 $1.588.95
ALL..IANCE GROUP
SEACLIFF UNIT 3 BLOG B
MAP '-jA
BL[G B
06345"-641R
R-1146100 $1.588.95
ALI.. IANCE GROUP
SEACL.IFF UNIT 5 BLDOG B
lA P3* '-IA
BLDG E
06345-643R
R-1 146300 $1,814,42
ASSOCIATES PRINTING C O.
SEACLIFF UNIT 7 BLDG B
ORB 116/461 FR ALLIANCE COR
P. MAPS 5A
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