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PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 32456 THURSDAY, MAY 7,1992


Clerk Farris Gives Notice of Retirement


City Clerk Alden Farris filed
his notice of retirement With the
City Commission Tuesday night
at the regular meeting. Farris cit-
ed serious and ongoing health
problems as the cause of his deci-
sion to leave City employment af-
ter 13 years of service.



National

Day of

Prayer

Thursday
The Port St. Joe
Ministerial Association
is sponsoring a day of
prayer Thursday, May 7
at City Hall. This will
coincide with the annu-
al National Day of
Prayer held in America.
Concerned individuals
are urged to participate
from 12:20 to 12:40 p.m.
on that day.
America desperately
needs a moral rebirth.
Nearly every problem
facing our nation today
springs from a moral
base. We need to im-
plore God's blessings on
our country.
The Day of Prayer is
a project for special
prayer a prayer for
moral rebirth in Ameri-
ca. It is an event in
which every person
who believes in God
and the power of prayer.
can participate.


Farris said his retirement
would be effective October 31,
one month into the new fiscal
year.
The Commission accepted his
decision to retire, with regrets,
and immediately agreed to begin
a search for a new Clerk.
Farris will remain through
the preparation of a new budget
and step down after it goes into
effect.
The Clerk has been bothered
with severe health problems for
better than a year.
AGREE TO FRANCHISE
It was a divided Commission
which awarded a new 10-year
franchise to Rigel Communica-
tions, which furnishes Cable TV


R. WAYNE PARRISH


service to the City.
The decision was made in a
special meeting last week espe-
cially called for that purpose.
Commissioner Charles Tharpe,
who was present at the meeting,
but left before it was finished,
said, "I think 10 years is a long
time to award a franchise for, es-
pecially with the trouble we have
been having with Rigel. What did
he give in return?"
Mayor Pate said Rigel gave
nothing more than he had said in
a position letter to the Commis-
sion in which he has promised
five additional channels and not
to raise rates unless the cost of
living rose. "The franchise is use-
less. It doesn't give him anything
at all. It is non-exclusive.. We
couldn't stop him from doing
business with or without the
franchise," Pate said.


R.W. Parrish

Named RR.

V.-President
The Directors of the Apalachi-
cola Northern Railroad Company
named R. Wayne Parrish Vice-
President in charge of operations
this week, at the annual Direc-
tors meeting held at Port St. Joe.
Mr. Parrish will fill the posi-
tion held by the late T. E. John-
ston, Jr. He will assume his new
duties immediately.
Parrish has experienced a 28-
year tenure with the Railroad
Company. During this time he
served as Chief Dispatcher, Safe-
ty Director, Superintendent of
Transportation, General Superin-
tendent and General Manager.
*Thel'arinnoundcemhnt of Par-
rish's appointment was made by
J. C. Belin, President.


Commissioner Johnny Lin-
ton, long a foe of Rigel, wasn't
present at the special meeting..
The franchise was approved on
the vote of Commissoners Bill
Wood, Edwin Williams and Mayor
Pate, all of whom have made tan-
gible demands of Rigel to provide
better service at no increase in
rates.
Mayor Pate reminded Tharpe
that the franchise was totally use-
less for doing business. The only


reason the City granted it was to
receive fees, from Rigel for using
street rights of way to locate their
service cable.
EXTEND STREET
Another controversy was a
suggestion by Commissioner
Johnny Linton for extending Cy-
press Avenue from its terminus at
21st Steet, behind the Elemen-
tary School property and football
field, to Niles Road.
Linton said, "It would give us


another outlet to school traffic
and allow school buses to load
and unload at the rear of the
school property and athletic
fields."
Commissioner Charles
Tharpe objected to the street ex-
tension, saying it would cause a
traffic hazard.
Linton said he had the agree-
ment of school officials for the
street.


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was smashed as though someone thought
tombs are empty. They were pillaged long
Vandals did this damage to one of the ago. They are merely reproductions of
brick tombs at the Old St. Joseph Ceme- the original tombs, built in the same lo-
tery sometime Mon day night. The toml F cation, in 1'838.


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At left is a partial view of the giant 50-ton headbox, where the process be-
gins. In the middle photo a paper worker checks one of the many gauges at a
checkpoint on the installation. At right, workers make a last-minute adjust-
ment to one of the rollers on the new addition before starting up. The new
machine was manufactured by Beloit. It was the first modernization pro-
gram performed on the Number Two machine since its installation in 1952.


SJFP Finishes 1st Major Renovation of No. Two Machine

New Installation Allows Mill to Utilize Reclaimed Paper Products, Producing Recycled Goods


A new era of paper making was introduced
to Port St. Joe this week, as St. Joe Forest
Products mill cranked up a new system for uti-
lizing recycled paper material in the manufac-
ture of kraft paper products.
The "New System" is an entirely new "Wet
End" on their Number Two paper machine.
Scheduled for start-up Monday morning after a
month of a highly organized installation of ma-
chinery and support systems, the new machin-
ery was still having "bugs" worked out of its
system Tuesday evening.
The new machinery makes kraft paper in a
layer-cake type operation. Using virgin materi-
als for the top and bottom ply of the sheet, the
middle portion of the sheet is made up entirely
of recycled waste cardboard and newsprint.


The resulting "sandwich" sheet is expected to
produce an even stronger sheet, of paper than
the mill formerly produced.
ORCHESTRATED EFFORT
Installing the machinery was a feat in itself.
During the month of shutdown of Number Two
paper machine, the entire wet end of the ma-
chine was replaced. It involved making the
building longer, moving motors [which was
done before-hand] piping, electric service, and
re-building the portion of the building housing
the Number Two machine.
A huge crane was assembled on-site which
lifted a huge chest-type section of the installa-
tion-50 tons worth-in one piece over the top
of the paper machine building and set it gently
down on a set of anchor bolts set in concrete


especially located to accommodate the ma-
chine.
The installation job was a major operation.
The new machinery is a maze of piping, rolls,
fittings, gauges, approximately 90 feet long and
about 25 feet wide. It stands some 15-20 feet
off the floor.
IMPROVEMENTS EXPECTED
Ferrell Allen, production manager for St.
Joe Forest Products Company, and Harold
Quackenbush, Vice-President in charge of Op-
erations, said the new equipment not only will
allow the local mill to get into utilizing recycled
materials, but will also increase the strength
and quality of the paper manufactured by the
local mill, thus making it more attractive to


their market.
"'The new quality should give us a decided
edge on the paper market," officials said.
Fewer paper breaks should also be a prod-
uct of the unique design of the new operation.
The mill will be producing a product which
consists of some 20% recycled materials. 'This
percentage should increase as time goes by,"
Allen said.
The mill operating personnel has also un-
dergone intensive training for the past four
weeks on the operation of the new installation.
In addition to classroom work here in Port St.
Joe, directed by the Rust Engineering firm, the
mill has also sent groups to Counts, Tennes-
see, to gets hand-on experience with the new
installation in paper mill located there.


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THE STAR

PAGE TWO THURSDAY, MAY 7,1992


Can't Win!

We're forever getting on the County Commissioner's case for
things they failed to do for the public good and not providing us
with the niceties of life. For this reason, we hope nobody feels
harsh at the Commission for attempting to build the wooden
dune walkovers at St. Joe Beach. Really, the only thing they did
wrong was to attempt to build them in the wrong place.
The Commission catches enough flack during the course of
their career, without us tossing it their way for an attempt to
make things better for us.
We feel the Commissioners thought they were doing a fine
thing in building an access or two to the beach. Right off hand,
most people would probably appreciate the gesture. But the peo-
ple of Yon's Addition to St. Joe Beach are still a little touchy over
things which happened in recent history to the beaches in that
vicinity. They're suspicious and they probably have a right to be.
They don't want anything built on the beach for fear it will lead
to something else. Use what they consider to be their beach all
you want to, but don't put down roots on the real estate!
Mexico Beach has built two of these walkovers on their
beaches to give easy access without walking over sensitive sand
dunes, thorns, etc., to get to the water's edge. The people are
proud of them. The Commissioners are justified in feeling Gulf
County people would be proud to have such facilities.
We should applaud the Commissioners for taking it upon
themselves to provide for us without going through an act of
Congress to get it. One or two had harsh words to say to the
Commission Tuesday of last week, which were way out of line,
considering the circumstances. The Commission was already
agreeable to backing off on their project, if the people didn't
want it. There was no need of the accusations expressed to them
at the meeting.
Dr. Frank May expressed the situation accurately, when he
observed: "We think the County Commissioners thought they
were doing something nice for us. We just want to let them know
that we don't particularly care for the boardwalks being built in
this particular spot because of the precedent it will set."
- Dr. May was one hundred percent correct and he had the
proper attitude toward the situation. There was no need for ac-
cusations, for loud talking, for quivering lips. All that was need-
ed was to say, "We don't want it, but thank you for thinking of
us."



Decision of Agony
It could be that the verdict rendered in the California police
brutality case was unfortunate. We won't say because we weren't
privy to the 16,000 pages of trial transcript presented. And nei-
ther was anyone else, except the jury. We had only the video tak-
en of part of the incident to assist us in reaching an opinion and
evidently there was much more to the case than that.
In face of the video shown, the verdict was unfortunate. But
we don't have the entire story and for this reason cannot reach
an informed verdict.
One decision we can arrive at with certainty. It was many
times more wrong to riot; burning innocent people's property,
dragging people out of cars and beating them, looting stores,
than it was to render an innocent verdict on those four police-
men, whether or not they were guilty as charged.
Nobody has any right to cause anyone else pain and suffer-
ing for something he had no part in..The people who had their
property burned, the people who were stopped on the street and
beaten, the people pulled from their cars and beaten and robbed
had nothing to do with beating Rodney King.
Those people who rioted were committing a far more criminal
act than the four policemen were charged with.
Again, we say, it was an unfortunate thing. Maybe the verdict
was wrong and maybe it wasn't. Rodney King suffered no perma-
nent injuries from his beating, and there was no doubt about
the fact he was beaten. The people who had their properties de-
stroyed by the rioters, suffered damages they will never recover,
merely so a violent mob could vent their anger.
Of course, we realize the mob wasn't thinking. They seldom
do. They were acting on impulse in the performance of their vio-
lence. They were doing the same thing the defense attorneys
said Rodney King was doing-resisting authority.
We feel the people of California who sat on that jury must
;have agonized over their verdict for days. They were days reach-
'ing it. It didn't come easy. They probably knew what the cost of
their verdict would be. It would have been far easier for them to
say, "Guilty!" than it was to say, "Innocent!" and harm only four
men rather than the hundreds of people who suffered because of
it.


I Hunker Down with Kes I


Mothers Are Like That, Yeah They Are


Kesley
Colbert


Someone asked if we'd reprint
the Mother's Day article. Thanks
for remembering.
Dear Mom,
Friend of mine the other day
asked .me if I was going to send
you flowers for Mother's Day. I
thought you'd get a chuckle out
of that as we both know there will
be no flowers from me this Moth-
er's Day. I didn't go into it with
him, Mom, but you see, I remem-
ber all those times you were
mean to me, or fussed at me or
embarrassed me. I bet you re-
member'em too, Mom..
Take that time at the dime


store when you wouldn't give me
15 cents to buy that little fold out
spyglass. Well, when no one was
looking I put it Into my pocket
and took It home. I was eating my
brown beans and cornbread at
supper when you found it. I mean
you could have whipped me, or
fussed at me, or anything except
what you did you made me
take that spyglass back to Mr.
Williams and tell him what I'd
done. Mom, I was so embar-
rassed, I've never to this day tak-
en anything else that didn't be-
long to me.
Shoot, you could embarrass
me when you weren't even there;
like that time in the first grade
when Miss Carolyn asked the
class what love was. Well, I spoke
right up and said. "Love is my
mother's face." Some of the kids
laughed. I could have died. And
that time I hurt my leg in the lit-
tle league game, remember that,
they finally got me over to the
dugout and as they're rolling up


my pants leg I look up and there
you are right in the dugout.
Moml
Boy howdy, I remembered
that years later when I got my
bell rung over at Bruceton in a
high school football game. I'm lay-
ing out in the middle of the field
wondering where the air was and
looking at the stars shooting out
of the coach's hat and praying.
Coach thought I was praying
'cause I was hurt bad shucks, I
was praying "Lord, don't let my
mother come out on this field in
front of all these people."
Speaking of praying, Mom,
you should have told us that
church wasn't mandatory. It was
embarrassing to be a freshman in
college and find out there was not
a law saying you had to be in
church every time the doors were
open.
And mean, whew, you could
be mean with all that yes ma'am,
no ma'am, yes sir, no sir stuff.
You drilled that into me so often I


still say ma'am and sir if someone
looks two weeks older than me.
And all the harping on the home-
work. Gosh, my last year In col-
lege studying late at night. I
wouldn't dare give up and go to
sleep 'cause I would remember
Get that education, son, they
can't take it away from you."
And you could be mean
about the chores around the
house and at the worst times. Re-
member when my girlfriend
dropped me I just wanted to be
left alone in my room. You came
up there and gave me a hundred
and six things to do. You gave me
so much to do I forgot all about
her. That wasn't fair, Mom, I just
wanted to be left alone.
And Mom, I've got to tell you
this sometimes you could do
the dumbest things, I just
couldn't figure you out. Remem-
ber when I was about eight years
old and fell on the gravel road
down behind Mr. Chatam's
(See KESLEY on Page 3)


I Get Plenty of Unsolicited Help In Pointing Out My Mi


I MAKE MY SHARE of mis-
takes, intentionally and uninten-
tionally. When I make one it is a
publicc happening. Perhaps it is so
because my mistakes are stuck
out here in living black and white
and are there for everyone to see
in this wonderful newspaper.
Such was the case several
weeks ago when I failed to advise
you marvelous people of the ad-,
vent of Daylight Savings Time. It
was a slip of the memory which
caused me to make that mistake.
I apologized for the error on the
editorial page and made another
mistake correcting, or apologiz-
ing, for the first one.
One thing just led to another
and and the apology effort result-
ed in more errors and are reason
to apologize once more. I'm going
to quit this apologizing. I'll just
chalk it up to experience and let
it go at that because it just
makes matters worse to make er-
rors, correcting errors.


Of course it is an impossibili-
ty to catch all the errors and re-
frain from making them. You
would have to be here to under-
stand the situation.

WHEN I CORRECTED the
aforesaid faux pas I made anoth-
er, almost as bad as the first and
people called from all over the
county to point to my glaring er-
ror.
I even had people writing in
from the nether regions of places
like Georgia, Alabama and Texas,
point to my slip of the "E" finger
and my lack of knowledge in giv-


ing the proper origin of the
phrase.
I have never been around
many Jews. Maybe that's my
tough luck, but it's a fact. "Abby"
uses the phrase all the time and
since she is Jewish it stood to
reason the phrase had to be Jew-
ish, right? Wrong!
The phrase was Latin. But
since I am not Catholic and they
didn't teach Latin back in the
'40's at Port St. Joe High School
and since I didn't have the oppor-
tunity to go to college and take
Latin, my ignorance in the mat-
ters of Latin phrases is only ex-
ceeded by my ignorance of San-


skrit.
Come to think of it, most of
the correction I received was from
Catholics. One Baptist called me,
but he is a New York Baptist,
transplanted to Florida, so he
doesn't count.
BEFORE I GOT HOME I was
notified of my misinformation.
Finally I started answering
the telephone with the phrase,
'You'll have to take a number to
get at me to correct me for my
mistake. I have been fully in-
formed that "mea culpa" is a Lat-
in phrase and not of a Jewish
persuasion."
"I have written on my tablet
of trivia to be remembered, that
the phrase is never to be used
again except in extreme emergen-
cies." I don't think such an emer-
gency will ever arise.
But I am forever amazed at
the number of people who think
"ETAOIN SHRDLU" is also Latin.
You see, all of us are ignor-


ant. We're just ignorant on differ-
ent subjects.
If you watch "Wheel of For-
tune" regularly you will realize
these are the most frequently used
letters of the alphabet, in their or-
der of frequency or use.
Also the letters are a secret
among old Linotype operators,
such as I am.

YOU WOULD BE surprised at
the errors we apprehend before
they get printed in the paper!
Sometimes they are glaring,
and sometimes come from those
who are not supposed to make er-
rors, for if they do, they result in
considerable loss of time and
money for someone.
Legal ads will have the wrong
date printed on them. Advertise-
ments will have the wrong item,
or the wrong price. Dates will be
wrong on news items people turn
in. Facts will be wrong. Names
are misspelled. Addition is wrong:
words spelled incorrectly.


stakes

We'ie supposed to catch the
mi ,..Akes and correct them as if
nothing happened. Most of the
time we do, but let it be a long
day, or the error particular glar-
ing, and we miss it. Guess who
catches *>#'~Il You got it right!
We do!
So, you see, we're accus-
tomed to getting the blame for
things like that. The biggest thing
we have to watch for is becoming
too accustomed to making mis-
takes or taking the blame for
those others make. It could be-
come almost a routine thing to
happen to us and we just
wouldn't pay any attention to it.
A mistake is something we
watch for every day and agonize
over for a while every time one
happens.
When you quit telling me of
the errors made in this newspa-
per, you're telling me you are not
reading it any more and that
would be the biggest mistake of
all at least for me!


St. Joseph Bay
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May 09 1:54 p.m. H 1.3
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11:39 p.m. L 0.4
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Shad

Phantry
By '
Wendell Campbell


Anniversary Waltz
"Oh, how we danced, on the night we were wed," the song
starts. 'We vowed our true love though a word wasn't said," it
continues. So goes the words to one of the most beautiful songs
ever written and one that should be adhered to more often.
I say that because my wife and I celebrated our 22nd wed-
ding anniversary last April and living with the same person for
22 years these days is an exception to the rule. It has been an al-
most impossible feat for my wife, but so far, so good.
Overall, I would say we have had an extremely good mar-
riage. Admittedly, we have had some stormy days, both financial
and personal, but, who hasn't? But there are those, including
myself, that gave our marriage little chance of surviving past six
months to a year. Well, maybe six months. But here we are, still
making marriage just like we knew what we were doing.
My wife deserves all the credit for the longevity of our mar-
riage. She's the-one who has been patient, understanding and
pushed me to work and slave through sickness and health, for
better or worse, through hot and cold and every other way possi-
ble. She is the staying force in our marriage, and that's no joke.
But, as we all know, it takes two to tango. I still don't know
what the secret is, but I do know marriage is, if it is to be suc-
cessful, a combination of give and take, but both parties must
give more than they take at certain times. Each of us have our
strengths and weaknesses and it helps if the other person is
strong when we are weak. It works both ways.
As I said before, my wife's strength lies in patience and un-
derstanding, exactly the opposite of mine. She has the unique
ability to remain calm while the storm is at full-galel She hasn't
allowed adversity to bother her as I have and still do. She doesn't
even worry when I worry and get upset when something of a crut-
cial nature comes around. That has given stability to our mar-*
riage, believe it or not. 1
Even early in our marriage, she allowed me to' make as big a, ,
fool of myself as I wanted and never said a word. It was awfully
embarrassing when I finally realized what I had done. Why, it
didn't take me but about 15 years to grow up after we-were mar-
ried.
The past 22 years have been the most wonderful and produc-
tive years of my life. We have gone from nothing to three wonder-
ful children, a comfortable home, four vehicles, two more to put
through college and an enormous amount of potential debt. Gee
whizl what more could a man in his early fifties want in life?
There have been many rough places along this road of matri-
mony, and I'm sure there will be many more. Just the other day I
told my wife that she should be aware that I had led her through
all the rough spots in our life and she replied, "I know you have
and those that you missed,, you turned around and went back
and hit them, too." We men just never learn about some things,
do we?
The closing verse goes: "If we could relive those sweet'mo-
ments sublime, we would find our true love unaltered by time."
I know that's true of our marriage. Now that we've got most
of the kinks worked out, I'm looking forward to the next 22
years. Thanks, Virginia, for all the memories!
Was our anniversary on the 18th, or was it the 20th?


Kesley
(From Page 2)- :
* house. You were picking the grav-
el out of my bleeding knee and it
was hurting something awful and
I was. crying and yelling and I
looked up and I saw tears in your
eyes. It was my knee, Mom. You
weren't hurting were you?
What about that winter you
told. us not to go down to the
pond because the ice was thin in
some places. Well, you know
where we ended up and we were
flying over the ice when David fell
through we like to have never
got him out of that water and his
Levi's were frozen by the time we


came into sight of the house.
Then I saw you running down the
hill toward us; to this day I don't
know how you knew at that dis-
tance we were In 'trouble. Ybo
.scooped Dave up In your arms
and ran with him back to the
house, talking about him losing
his toes. You didn't even have
your shoes on, much less your
coat. Snow was ankle deep and it
must have been 10*. Looks like to
me you should have been worry-
ing about your own toes. You put
Dave in the bathtub and you
rubbed his ankles and legs all
night and half of the next day.
Never did see you rub your own
feet. Just didn't seem too smart
to me. By the way, it was Leon's
idea to go down to the pond.


Delinquent Tax

List Advertised


During Month

A total of 595 parcels of land were placed on the delin-
quent tax list the first day of this month and will be ad-
vertised all month, giving property owners notice that
they must pay or a tax certificate will be sold against
their property in a public sale on June 1.
Tax Collector, Eda Ruth Taylor, said, 'We have fewer
parcels of land being advertised this year, but the mone-
tary value of the unpaid taxes is a third more than was
advertised last year." A total value of the unpaid taxes is
around $353,000. Last year, the total value of unpaid tax-
es was $200,000.
Taylor said she anticipates approximately two-thirds
of the taxes will be paid prior to the certificate sale date
of June 1.
All parcels of property with unpaid taxes levied
against them, will have tax certificates sold at the sale.
The buyer of these certificates pays the taxes, any fees or
late charges and bids on the interest. The low bidder is
the successful buyer. The maximum interest rate allowed
is 18%.
Bidders of tax certificates must register with the Tax
Collector prior to the sale and pay a refundable deposit of
$300.
Tax certificates purchased are good for a maximum of
seven years, but a purchaser may buy a tax lien against a
piece of property after two years.
Tax liens may be sold on all property with taxes owed
in excess of $100. Being involved in bankruptcy proceed-
ings also exempts a piece of property from the tax sale.
The list of property with unpaid taxes can be found on
pages three through seven-B in this issue of The Star.


And the blackberry cobbler,
remember that, you'd pick those
berries all morning, then cook up
that cobbler all afternoon then
at supper I'd eat my portion as
quick as I could then look over
and say "I'm still hungry, Mom."
You'd tell me you weren't very
hungry and pass your cobbler
over to me. I got you on that one
every time. Looks like you would
have caught on after a while.
Oh yeah, Mom, the baseball
shoes I found out a week be-
fore my first little league season
that I was supposed to have real
baseball shoes they cost eight
dollars and you apologized to me
because we didn't have eight dol-
lars. I didn't want an apology, I
wanted those baseball shoes. I do
remember you went to work at
the sawmill, pulling on that green
chain, two days later. Well, I got
my shoes but I had to play the
first two games of the season
without real baseball cleats.
Well, Mom, I can think of a
lot more times when you were
mean to me or embarrassed me
or fussed at me but I'm going to
have to stop now; the light in
here must be getting blurry and
water from somewhere keeps
dropping on my paper. Besides if
I did send you flowers, you'd just
do something silly like give them
to that lady down the street be-
cause you know no one else will
remember her on Mother's Day.
With all my love and respect,
No. 2 Son
P.S. Mom, the kids get out of
school in a couple of weeks, so
get the brown beans and corn-
bread ready. We're coming to see
you.

SBA Workshop
Set Wednesday
The Port St. Joe/Gulf County
Chamber of Commerce will host a
workshop concerning small busi-
ness loan financing, conducted
by the Small Business Adminis-
tration Wednesday of next week.
The workshop will be held at
the Motel St. Joe in the down-
stairs meeting room at the south
end of the building.
The agenda for the workshop
includes: Introduction to SBA ser-
vices at 9:00 a.m.; FmHA loan
programs at 9:15; SBA loan pro-
grams at 10:15; and questions
and answers at 11:30.
The workshop has been ar-
ranged by Chamber administra-
tive assistant, Tamara Laine.

The Star
Your Hometown
Newspaper!


Paper machine operators spent four weeks of classwork;
learning how their new paper machine addition is sup-
posed to work. The operators are shown above, as they
completed their last class. The classes were held in the'
City Fire Station.

Juveniles Charged for Tossing

Rocks At Passing Vehicles


Eleven juveniles have had
charges filed against them for
throwing rocks at passing traffic
on Highway 98, Chief Carl Rich-
ter has said.
Six of the juveniles have been
sent to youth detention for 21
days and Chief Richter said the
other five will be going to youth
detention for a 21 day sentence in
a day or two.
The rock throwing began in
January of this year. Police start-
ed investigating, determining who
the youths were. The rock-

City Election
Is Cancelled
Have you ever thought what
would happen if they held an
election and nobody came? Well,
Port St. Joe is scheduled to hold
an election next Tuesday, but
they have cancelled it.
The reason for the cancella-
tion is that the two incumbents,
Bill Wood and Johnny Linton,
have no opposition.
This is the second time in the
past 20 years, when incumbent
City Commissioners have gained
re-election unopposed, cancelling
the scheduled election.


throwing stopped when the inves-
tigation began, so police didn't
push the matter. Recently, it
started again, and police stepped
in, sending the six to detention. '
Two injuries occurred in the
rock throwing incidents. DaVid
Kenneth Bricker had a rock strike
him in the left cheek just below
his left eye, opening up a nasty
wound. Bill Grimsley had a mis-
sile strike him on the shoulder as
he was driving his car past the
throwing area. "I thought I had
been shot" he said.
Several vehicles had windows
smashed as they traveled on
Highway 98, as well as other
damage. "They committed a sec-
ond degree felony," Richter said.

Kindergarten
Registration
Registration for kindergarten
students for all Gulf County
Schools will be held at Port St..
Joe Elementary on May 8 from'
8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
If your child is five years old
or will be five years before Sep-
tember 1, 1992, you may contact
the Health Department for a
physical, proof of immunizations,
a birth certificate, and a social se-
curity number before the registra-
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-r CHILDREN'S HEALTH FORUM

Summertime

Safety Reminders

for Children

-,, By
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Basically it is better to avoid serious problems than to be forced
into painful and expensive treatment. Health care in children is
built on prevention more and more prevention!!
Sunburn
Children should not be allowed to become burned and blistered
in the sun. Presently available sunblocks are very effective and
should be used. Planning to be outside early morning and late af-
ternoon will avoid the most intense rays of the sun. Hats and shirts
will also help.
Insect Bites
Bites are painful and itchy for children. Small children are una-
ble to stop scratching. The scratching often allows germs in the
skin to start an infection either a boil or impetigo. Avoid ants,
bees, yellow jackets and hornets. Work toward prevention of mos-
quito bites. Since mosquitoes are most active in the evening hours,
if a child must be outside in the evening, have him wear a long
sleeved shirt and long pants. Repellent can be applied to the shirt
collar. Avoiding mosquito bites will also avoid malaria and enceph-
alitis.
Water Safety
Anyone who takes small children to a river, lake, pool or ocean
-should be prepared to watch them constantly. It is not fair to expect
strangers in the area to watch and protect your children. Always
have a clear view of your child. Do not let them play around boats
or piling or in areas where your vision is obscured. Jet skis are go-
ing to become a greater danger as they become more prevalent. Col-
lisions with swimmers will be very detrimental. Jet skis should not
be allowed near swimming areas.
When children play in the bay or shallow gulf waters, have the
wear beach shoes and learn to shuffle their feet as they walk so
they do not step on stingrays.
Even dead jellyfish and Portuguese Men-of-War are capable of
stinging the toxic protein remains on the tentacles. Children
should not handle dead fish, dead crabs, jelly fish or Portuguese
Men-of-War.
Heat Exhaustion
Prevent cramps and loss of excessive fluids by exercising in the
cooler parts of the day.
If cramps do occur they will usually respond to massage and
giving extra fluids. When symptoms of being excessively hot occurs,
move the child to a cool environment and give extra liquid. Liquid is
usually all that is needed. Prevent loss of liquid by giving extra
throughout the day.


Quarles- Uherek
to Wed Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Quarles, Jr. announce that their
son, Robert and Amy Uherek will
be married Saturday, May 9, at
the Spanish Trail Baptist Church
in Pensacola at 3:00 p.m. CT.
All friends and, relatives are
invited to attend the wedding and
reception which will be held at


Scopolo's Restaurant on Scenic
Highway in Pensacola.


Mother's Day Program
at New Bethel Sunday
New Bethel Baptisi Church
will be having a Mother's Day
program Sunday, May 1 at 11:00
a.m. The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend.


Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cabot Sanders'

Couple Exchanges Vows


Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cabot
Sanders of Niceville announce the
marriage of their daughter, Helen
Elizabeth, to Brian John Holmes,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Robert
Holmes of Windom, Minnesota on
April 25th in the chapel of St. Si-
mon's On-The-Sound Episcopal
Church, Fort Walton Beach.
The bride is the granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Paul Fensom of Port
St. Joe and the late Mr. Fensom,
and Mrs. Wilson Sanders of Or-
lando and the late Mr. Sanders.
The couple will reside in Ea-


gan, 'Minnesota, after a- wedding
trip through the Smokey Moun-
tains.


F.F. and Lucille Nelson
Nelsons Celebrate


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50th Anniversary
F.F. and Lucille' Nelson will
S"celebrate their 50th wedding an-
niversary Sunday, May 17 with a
'- reception at the social hall of
First Baptist Church from 2:00
until 4:00 in the afternoon. Host-
ing the reception will be the
couple's sons, Glen Nelson and
Marshall Nelson.
All friends and relatives of the
couple are cordially invited to at-
Brandon Alan Sisk tend.
It's A Boy! The couple was married on
May8, 1942 in Bonifay.
Alan and Michele Sisk are
proud to announce the birth of
their son, Brandon Alan Sisk,
born April 11 at 9:20 a.m. at Tal-
lahassee Regional Memorial Hos-
pital in Tallahassee. He weighed 6
pounds, 4 ounces and was 19.5
inches long.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. James Parramore of Mexico
Beach, and Mrs. James W. Bea-
man of Port St. Joe. Great grand-
parents 'are Jarrell (Smokey)
Smith of Highland View, Mrs.
E.W. Beaman of Port St. Joe, Sa-
rah Parramore of Greenwood, and'
Marion Phillips of Edenton, North
Carolina.
Brandon was welcomed home
by his big sister, Lauren Michele,
18 months old.


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THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, MAY 7,1992 PAGE 5A


Troy State University has an-
nounced that Mitchell Paulk Bou-
ington of Port St Joe has earned
his self placement on the Chan-
cellor's List for the Winter Quar-
ter.


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Jodi Mapes
Mapes Named
USAA Scholar
The United States Achieve-
*W ment Academy announced that
Jodi Mapes has been named a
United States National Award
winner in English, leadership and
honor roll.
Jodi, wh4 attends Port St.
Joe High School was nominated
for these National Awards by Mrs.
Lowery, English teacher, and
Mrs.. Belin, counselor, at the
school.
The nominee's picture and bi-
ography will appear in the United
States Achievement Academy Of-
ficial Yearbook, published nation-
ally.
She is also a winner of the
Who's Who Among American
High School Students.
Miss Mapes is the daughter
of Martha Mapes of Port St. Joe.


The Chancellor's List recog-
nizes students who have earned a
4.0 grade point average on a 4.0
scale.
Mitchell is the son of J.W.
and Betty Gail Bouington of 1014
Woodward Ave., Port St. Joe.
Troy State University in Troy,
Alabama, is a comprehensive in-
stitution that offers undergradu-
ate and graduate degrees in 64
majors. The Troy State University
System enrolls more than 14,000
students on four Alabama cam-
puses and on 64 military bases
around the world.


School Lunch
Menu






The Gulf County School
Board has announced the lunch
menus for the schools. Menus
may change due to the availabili-
ty of certain food items.
Monday, May 11: cheesebur-
ger, buttered corn, milk and
cookie
Tuesday, May 12: chicken
with rice or noodles, english peas,
fruit cup, rolls and milk
Wednesday, May 13: spaghet-
ti With meat sauce and cheese,
tossed salad, green beans, roll
and milk
Thursday, May 14: chill dog,
cheese wedge, tossed salad,
french fries, milk and cookie
Friday, May 15: pizza burger,
sliced tomato, lima beans, milk,
and fruit cobbler.

.Honor Roll
It has been announced that
Jennifer Craig, a third grade stu-
dent at Port St. Joe Elementary
School, made the All A's honor
roll.'
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Gulf County Building Department has limit-
ed inspections, to Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Fridays.
Needed inspections should be called in to the
Building Department a day in advance of the day
inspection is needed.
For inspections or information, please call 229-
8944 between 8:00 12:00 and: 1:00 5:00 ET.
Your cooperation is earnestly solicited so that
these policies.and procedures will allow the office
to function properly.
Publish: May 7, 1992




NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE
SThe Downtown Redevelopment' Agency and
the Board of City Commission of the City of Port St.
Joe, Florida will hold a joint public hearing on May
19, 1992 at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building, 305
Fifth Street, Port St. Joe, Florida.
The purpose of this meeting is to review the con-
cept of the proposed Downtown Redevelopment
program and to gather input from the public sector
regarding the concept documents on display in
the Municipal Building.
All persons are invited to attend and be heard.
Frank Pate, Jr.
Mayor-Commissioner
Publish: April 23,30, May 7 and 14; 1992
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Steve Is Three!
Steve Fennell, Jr. celebrated
his third birthday with a party at
Chucky Cheese in Panama City
on April 18th. Helping him cele-
brate were his father, Steve;
mother, Sheila; godmother,
Dianne Farmer, cousin, from Pen-
sacola; J.J., Joshua. and a host
of cousins and friends.
Jahmal, you missed it!

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Finalist In Cover Contest


Lisa Atkins, 19-year-old mod-
el from Port St. Joe, has been
named a national semi-finalist in
Seventeen Magazine's cover mod-
el contest. From the national
semi-finalists, eight girls will be
chosen as finalists. If Lisa. is
named, she will receive an all-
expense paid trip to New York


and will appear in a Fall 1992 is-
sue of Seventeen Magazine.
Lisa was a national finalist in
Teen Magazine's 1991 Great Mod-
el Search and was flown to Cali-
fornia last June for a week. Lisa
was pictured in Teen Magazine in
the February, June, July and Oc-
tober 1991 issues.


May 10 Is Special


Day for Mothers
Why is Mother's Day different Mother's Day, as you would
from every other day in the year? imagine, is one of the most-
Because Mother's Day is the one celebrated events on the calendar
day of the year that we pause to over 95 percent of us do some-
thank our moms for all the things thing to show mom that we care.
they do for us the rest of the year. Whatever you do, you can do
Anna Reeves .Jarvis, who it especially for mom and in a
started the Mother's Day move- very special way that you know
ment back in 1908, ordained that she will enjoy. Remember the
a special extra visit to moth- date Sunday, May 10, this
er would be an appropriate sym- year.
bol of dedication.
Jais also suggested writing
mother a letter, especially devot-
ed to Mother's Day. Today, letter c-ou.
writing has given way to the .' : \.l f -
greeting card, of which we will. ". ,i.f
send more than 125,000,000 in. I "i
honor of Mother's Day. I .
Shortly after the turn of the A &EM Tr
century, when telephones were in -'
their infancy, the practice of call- -
ing mother on the phone to wish -
her the best on Mother's Day
wasn't really practical. Today, f
with families spread far and wide,
the telephone is the most practi-
cal means of reaching mom. In
fact, Mother's Day is the second -
biggest telephone calling day of
the year, exceeded only by Christ-
mas.
Of course, Mother's Day has
long been "get-mother-out-of-the- I
kitchen day!" She certainly de- _:
serves the day off, especially if
she's the "chef-in-charge" every
other day of the year.
-It should be no surprise that
as an "eat.out day," Mother's Day
is only second to Thanksgiving. If
you don't believe it, just.try to get -
a last minute reservation! You'll
probably wait in line until late in
the evening or have to settle for
dining before noon ..
You'll most likely want to re- ,
member you mother with a gift. ,
Almost as many people give /
something tangible on Mother's .
Day as they do for Christmas.
And your gift doesn't have to be -
expensive. It's the remembrance"
that's important, not the cost. If it
comes from you with love, she's
sure to like it.
Picture-taking is another
Mother's Day activity of real im-
portance that can readily be com-
bined with whatever else you de-
cide upon.



Card of Thanks
We would like to thank all of "
our friends and relatives for the
many kindnesses show us during
the recent loss of our loved one. \"
Your thoughtfulness and
prayers were greatly appreciated.
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THE STAR. PORT ST. JOE. FL THURSDAY, MAY 7,1992


'Education Com.
Is Organized

The Port St. Joe-Gulf County
Chamber of Commerce Commit-
tee for Education met for the first
time April 29th.
The organizational meeting
discussion centered on how the
committee would be structured
and potential goals.
The main topic of interest
was Florida's new education re-
form and accountability legisla-
tion code" named Blueprint 2000
and sponsored in part by The
Florida Chamber of Commerce. A
decision was made to actively
support and participate, in this
program.
The Comnmittee also decided
to expand to include teachers and
students as well as business men
and women.
George Durdn and Dr. Tim
Nelson co-chair the committee.


JOB OPPORTUNITY
NOTE: Applicants may be con-
sidered for Trainee Status if
Fewer than 3 qualified persons
; apply.
OPEN COMPETITIVE
(Accept applications from Ca-
reer Service employees and all
others)
DATE: 4/17/92
CLOSING DATE: 5/11/92
J.O.A. #: 92-203
CLASS TITLE/CODE: Environ-
mental Health Specialist/8857
POSITION #: 45024
**PENDING APPROVAL**
SALARY RANGE: $752.50
$1,192.00 Biweekly
PAY GRADE: 017
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
A bachelor's degree from
an accredited college or univer-
sity with a major in one of the
physical or natural sciences,
environmental health, sanitary
science, public health, engi-
neering, hotel and restaurant
management, criminal justice
or law enforcement
A bachelor's degree from
an accredited college or univer-
sity and one year of profession-
al environmental health, regula-
tory inspection or investigative
work experience, or one year of
experience as an Environmental
Health Aide with the State of
Florida.
Field or laboratory experi-
ence in environmental or public
health, a physical or natural
science, engineering or experi-
ence in hotel or restaurant
management, hotel or restau-
rant Inspection, regulatory in-
spection or investigative work
can substitute on a year-for-
year basis for the required col-
lege education.
NOTE: This position is re-
.sponsible for the county .wide
field, inspection of food service
establishments, group care fa-
cilities, water facilities, and sep-
tic tanks, as well as nuisance
complaints and other issues
concerning Environmental
Health.
LOCATION: Port St. Joe/Gulf
PROGRAM: Gulf County Public
Health Unit
SUBMIT APPLICATION TO:
Douglas M. Kent, 502 Fourth ,
Street, Port St. Joe, FL 32456
TELEPHONE NO:
(904) 227-1202


Faith Christian Sets

Kindergarten Graduation


Net Fishing Is
Way of Life
To the Editor:
I am the dtiughter of a com-
mercial fisherman and have been
the wife of a commercial net fish-
erman for the past 37 years.
T- We have two sons, ages 36
and 24, who are also commercial
net fishermen. These boys have
spent their entire life learning the
trade from their father and other
fishermen as well as their own ex-
periences. They have put all these
years Into learning their trade
and thousands of dollars into
equipment to carry out this trade.
They have learned the business
well and are good, honest, hard
working boys. They have tried
hard to comply with all the new
rules and regulations. But they
are so many and changed so of-
ten it is really hard. I think it is a
shame when really honest, con-
scientious men have to go to work
and look over their shoulder all
day for a law enforcement officer
who may find something they
overlooked unintentionally. There
are many men and boys in this
same situation In the state of
Florida. Many have already given
up. The ones who remain are the
ones who love it so much they
just can't give it up without a real
effort to preserve their way of life
and their right to provide the con-
sumer with their fair share of the
seafood resource.
There is talk of buying these
men out. There is no way to repay
them for all these years of work
and dedication to something they
love and their self acquired
knowledge of this industry. It is
THEIR LIFE and that cannot be
replaced. They also have sons
that are wanting to. learn the
trade. These boys are confused as
to what they should do. Are they
learning a trade that will be non-
existent when they are grown? I
pray not, as there is a real need
in this country for the commer-
cial net fisherman. Especially in
the times of a national disaster to
the country. It has happened in
the past as in The Great Depres-
sion and during World War II and
can certainly happen again.
We all agree that we need
some regulations in this industry.
But, I implore you to look into it
'with 'i honestt' open mind' tai'd
get the true facts before you de-
stroy something very valuable to
this country.
I would ask you to concen-
trate more effort into cleaning up
our polluted waterways, and into
stopping the destruction of the
marine habitats.
One more thought. I am a
registered voter in the state of
Florida. I do not have any say
about the politics in the state of
Texas. Everywhere I keep hearing
Texas' cropping up in this mat-
ter. I don't think Texans should


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A very concerned citizen,
Shirley Sander


Rep. Trammell's
View On Netting

To Senator Bob Johnson:
The controversy surrounding
"sports fishing vs: commercial
fishing" can consume people. You
and I have both been around long
enough to know that the bottom
line is "Who gets the fish."
The bill you filed which would
have basically banned commer-
cial fishing nets would destroy
many businesses and families
that I have known for decades.
Such destruction would have
been accomplished without any
real benefit to the natural re-
sources you and I are supposed
to protect and conserve for ALL
the people as stated in Article 2,
Section 7 of the State Constitu-
tion.
Your bill might have some va-
lidity in those areas of the state
that have been dredged, filled,
bulkheaded and are loaded with
waterfront homes and condomin-
iums, like Biscayne Bay and Sar-
asota Bay, but even in those in-
stances, why stop a person from
catching a portion of the natural
resources for distribution to the
non-boaters? Where is it written
that all the fish that swim in the
waters should be reserved for
only those people who have boats
and rods and reels? How would
my older relatives and family eat
fresh Florida seafood if we
couldn't buy it at the retail mar-
kets in my District?
Reflecting on your bill it is
obvious that fishery management
should be based on regional dif-
ferences. For instance, there will
never be the type of unregulated
development like you have sur-
rounding Sarasota Bay here in
Apalachicola or St. Joseph Bay.
Many miles ofwaterfront property
are in state ownership and many
more miles are utilized by the
timber companies for growing
pine and will remain in as close
to a natural state as is humanly
possible. I ju not sure,.you ,.ave
had the opportunity to personally
see the differences in lifestyles
and personal expectations that
are present between the people
who live in your district and the
people who live in my district.
Maybe sometime you will join me
for a short trip around the Big
Bend of Florida, and you might
change your views on the com-
mercial fishing industry.
Sport' fishing is very impor-
tant to us in briining in some
dollars that might otherwise be
spent in other parts of the coun-
try on other recreational activi-
ties. However, commercial fishing
is just as important in that com-
mercial fishing creates new
wealth and the products put into
the market from Bay, Gulf, or
Franklin' counties, for instance,.
quadruples in value by the time it
is consumed in Birmingham or
Syracuse or Tokyo. Any proposed
legislation that would destroy one
of Florida's basic industries must
always be defeated. The commer-
cial fishing industry is one of the
most important industries in my,
District and I wholeheartedly sup-
port it. I would like to introduce


Faith Christian will hold its
graduation exercises Thursday,
May 14, at 7:00 p.m. in the audi-
torium of Long Avenue Baptist
Church at 1601 Long Avenue,
Port St. Joe. Students in K-3, K-
4, and K-5 will participate in the


you to some of our leaders so that
you might better appreciate all
the good things they provide for
Florida.
Sincerely,
Robert D. Trammell

McGee Responds to

County Dismissal
To the Editor:
I came to Gulf County be-
cause I like the area and the peo-
ple I met. I came with a different
background and different busi-
ness and military career set of
values. I hoped my experience
would be of value to Improving
County government. As it turned
out, the values and business
principals that I believe in have
not been accepted. These basic
differences have been the source
of the disassociation between my-
self and Chairman Traylor.
It Is my belief that the Board
of County Commissioners need to
develop job descriptions, job per-
formance .criteria, and perfor-
mance and salary review stan-
dards for their salaried
employees. There is no such pro-
gram today. This creates a situa-
tion whereby the Board can act
unilaterally and the employee is
essentially without defense.
My relationship with DER
has been one of developing a pos-
itive relationship, based upon a
program to bring Gulf County
into compliance with DER landfill
regulations. DER has been very
critical of Gulf County over the
past several years. Upon. my de-
parture, Mr. Robert Kreigel, DER
Northwest District Director, sent
me a letter expressing his appre-
ciation for my cooperation and
accomplishments which had not
been seen in the past.
Landfills are designed with
construction plans that are ap-
proved by the' County at the time
of permit application. The County
must build the landfill to the de-
signs approved in the permit or
request a modification to the per-
init. In the case of the new Five
Points Landfill Phase [I, the de-
sign and construction plans were
approved by the County prior to
my being employed. If there are
problems today, it appears that
the planning process has failed
over a long period of time.
Whether or not we recognize
it, Gulf County is growing. The
County is growing not only with
other people from Florida, but.
also with people from the North,
West, and East. These people will
bring with them their own sets of
values and demands for improved
local governments 'to meet in-
creased environmental regula-
tion, less state support of small
counties, and such things as the
Comprehensive Plan and Land
Development Regulations.
For fellow citizens and tax-
payers who desire to see improve-
ments made in the professional-
ism of County management, I
urge you to attend the Board
meetings and get involved in the
decision making process of Gulf
County.
My thanks to fellow employ-
ees and friends who have sup-
ported my initiatives.
William McGee


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Family and friends will be
able to see the academic learning
and social interaction of the chil-
dren through planned exercises
in Bible, phonics, reading, num-
bers and rhyme. In addition to
showing the audience a little of
what they have learned during
the year, the five-year-old class
will present a play, "Mother
Goose Land."
The 1992 graduates of Faith
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McMullon, Gant
Receive Superiors
Two seniors in the Band of
Gold at Port St. Joe High School
received superior ratings at the
state solo and ensemble competi-
tion last Friday. Catey McMullon
and Elitha Gant traveled to Talla-
hassee to perform. Both students
performed piccolo and flute solos.
These are the first students in 10
years to achieve this distinction
from Port St. Joe.

Beautification
Committee Meets
All members of the Civic
Beautification Committee are be-
ing notified of their meeting Mon-
day, May 11 at 5:00 p.m. upstairs
at City Hall.
A run down on the plantings
at the signs at the entrances of
the city will be held as well as"
other areas concerning the beau-
tification of Port St. Joe.
Members and other con-
cerned persons are urged to at-
tend.


Hersey, Lyndsey Hill, Jordan Hin-
son, Charlie Johnson, Keith Man-
ley, Antonio Smiley, Ashley
Smith, Jenna Teat, Bennie Tiller,
Bert Waddell, Karen Waller, Britt-
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* Reception to

Honor Seniors
St. James Episcopal Church
will host the graduating class of
Seniors at a reception immediate-
ly following Baccalaureate Servic-
es Sunday, May 17.
The reception will be held in
the church Parish House on Sixth
Street.
St. James makes an annual
affair of honoring the Seniors at
graduation time, and invites all
Seniors and their families to at-
tend.


Shark

Talk
By Jeanet Hale
The seniors have been busy
lately. On Friday, May 8, they will
be attending Grad Nite at Disney
World for a night they will always
remember. They will also be tak-
ing their final exams on the 12th
and 13th. N
The sixth grade orientation
will be the morning of May 7 for
incoming students. That evening,
the Gold Card banquet will be
held.
CPR classes began Monday,
May 4 in the media center. These
classes are for interested stu-
dents and teachers.
Congratulations, to the boys'
track team. They finished fourth
out of 34 teams at the State
* Track Meet.
The seventh grade students
of the week are Kristian Rich-
bourg 'and Joanna Cutler. The
eighth grade students of the week
are Leslie Faison and bridgette
Godfrey. Keep up the good work.
The Keyettes accepted the
new 1992-93 members. They are:
Tina Rich, Pausha Pendarvis, La-
Toya Jefferson, Kristi Davis, Tiffa-
ny Sanders, Kendra McDaniel,
Dana Maige, Caroline Lister, Joni
Peak, Annie Capuano, Nikki
Whitman, Lenora Jones, Kiki
Fields, and Traci Peiffer.


Matthew White
White Named

USAA Scholar
* The'tihilted :?-' fe- t '" lii- re-'
ment Academy announced that
Matthew 'White has been named
an All-American Scholar.
The USAA has established
the All-American Scholar Award
Program in order to offer deserved
recognition to superior students
who excel in the academic disci-
plines. The All-American Scholars
must earn a 3.3 or better grade
point average. Only scholars se-
lected by a school instructor,
counselor, or other qualified
sponsor are accepted. These
scholars are also eligible for other
awards given by the USAA._
Matthew, who attends Port
St. Joe High School, was nomi-
nated for this award by Cindy Be-
lin, guidance counselor.
The nominee's picture ancd-bi-
ography will appear in the All-
American Scholar Director, which
is published nationally.
Matthew is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Mike White. He is the
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
White of Port St. Joe, and Joyce
Britt of St. Joe Beach.


Samantha Griffin
Samantha Is One!
Samantha Griffin was one
year old on May 4. She celebrated
her first birthday on Sunday, May
3 with a party at her home. She
received many nice gifts and
money. Helping her celebrate her
special day with cake and punch
were many relatives, friends and
her godmother.
Samantha is the daughter of
Manuel Griffin and Sharon Green
of Highland View. Grandparents
are Daisy Whitfield .of Port St
Joe, Dar and Ola Griffin of High-
land View. Great grandmother is
Nellie Pickron of Wewahitchka.
Her godparents are Billy and Lisa
Given of Highland View.



NOTICE
The Annual Report of the George G. Tapper
Foundation Trust is available at the address no-
ticed below for inspection during normal business
hours by any citizen who so requests within 180
days after publication of this Notice of its availabil-
ity.
George G. Tapper Foundation Trust
S 1600 Constitution Avenue
Port St. Joe, Florida 32456
Phone No. 904/227-1600
/s/ AMELIA G. TAPPER, Chairperson
Publish: May 7, 1992.


Local Scout Leader Is Appreciated


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Scholarship Fund Increases
Bill Sumner, president of Wewahitchka State Bank, donated
$1,000 to the Gulf County Scholarship Fund. Carla May, chairper-
son, is shown accepting the contribution. The duPont Foundation
matches money collected to benefit Gulf County students.



ESTATE SALE

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Gloria Miller was awarded the
Appreciation Pin at the Girl Scout
Council of the Apalachee Bend's
annual meeting on April 25. The
Appreciation Pin is awarded to a
deserving Girl Scout volunteer or
staff member for a service per-
formed that' is above and beyond
expectations and is delivered to at
least one geographic division
within the council.
Gloria has been Girl Scouting
in Gulf County for many years.
She has coordinated area events
such as day camp and Estuary
Beach clean up. She is an availa-
ble resource and support person
to all leaders in the area. She has
helped recruit new leadership
and volunteers. She recently re-
turned from Day Camp Director
training at the Edith Macy Con-
ference Center in New York and
will be coordinating the first day
camp in her area in over live
years.
Bunny Miller continues to be
a Brownie troop leader and in her
own words says, "I've told my
husband he may as well get used


to it because I'm staying in Girl
Scouts until I'm too old to go any
more. Girl Scouting has kept me
young." The Girl Scout Council of
the Apalachee Bend is proud to
honor Gloria with the Apprecia-
tion Pin. _
Girl Scout leaders are now
accepting early registrations for
the 1992-93 GIrl Scout program.


If you are now a Girl Scout and
you register before May 30th, you
will receive your Early Bird Patch
FREE.
If you wish to become a Scout
or Girl Scout volunteer, you can
obtain all troop leader and loca-,,
tion information by contacting
Denise-at 227-2114 or the Coun-
cil office at 1-800-876-9704.


NOTICE

Highland View Water Customers

Water will be cut off for. fire- hydrant repair/
replacement at 1:00 p.m. on Monday, May 11,
1992 for approximately 2 hours.

Notice will be .given later on several other fire hy-
drants to be rebuilt or replaced.

If anyone has any questions, call 229-8944.
Publish: May 7,1992
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BARBARA HARMON, Broker Ann Six, Sales Associate, 229-6392

\ 648-5767


10- NEW LISTINGS
111 Oleander Ave., Mexico Beach: This two bed-
room, two bath townhome has all the right
features. Two story design with living, dining
and kitchen combo. Very nicely decorated.
Covered porch off living room has good
view of the Gulfl Only 1/2 block to the
Beach with easy access Appliances Include
refrigerator,' range and dishwasher. Central
heat & AC. Utility room with washer and dry-
er hook-ups. Must see this one! $69,000.00.
Corner Sea Pines & Periwinkle Drive: Nice corner
lot approximately 85' x 105'. Blk E, Lot 3.
$25,000.00. \J
HOMES Mexico Beach
101 22nd St., Mexico Beach: Cozy 2 bedroom, 1 bath home on
nice 100' x 100' lot only.fl il k from the GulfI Fireplace in
den, screened porch o ilAzoverlooks the canal. Central
heat, carport, refrigerator and range. Good starter home or
second home. $46,000.001
Grace Home, 107 30th Street Large BEACHSIDE three bedroom,
two bath home with game room. Living room with fireplace
overlooks the Gulf and leads to sun deck that surrounds
house. Private deck off master bedroom. Completely fur-
nished. All the comforts of home. Owner will listen to offer.
$138,0 .0... Reduced to 4... .000..g. $110,000.00.
'116 4th Street (Corner Fodner-Ave.).' This two story duplex has.
three bedrooms, two baths upstairs and two bedrooms, one
bath downstairs for rental unit or additional living quarters.
Large iviing room and den w/fireplace upstairs. Breakfast
nook w/Bay window. Kitchen has bar. Master bedroom has
Large walk-in closet and nice dressing area. Large sun deck
has good view of the Gulf. Close easy Beach access. Two
car covered carport. Downstairs has large livingroom. Kitch-
en w/dining area. Separate entrance. Must see to appre-
ciate. Only $87,000.00.
728 N. 15th St. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. 24'x52' double wide mobile home on
large shaded lot. Living room has cathedral ceiling w/
ceiling fan. Large master bdrm. Screened porch on front.
Cen. h&elec. air. Appliances included with washer & dryer.
Good location, This home is in mint condition. $43,000.00.
107 N. 26th Street, Mexico Beach: Two bedroom, two bath, two
story home, newly remodeled. All new carpet and vinyl
throughout. Large living, dining and kitchen area upstairs.
Large den or family room downstairs. Beautiful 75' x 100'
shaded lot. Only 1 block to the beach. Upstairs screened
porch has view of the gulf. Nice quiet neighborhood.
S589500.00. REDUCED TO 8 00.08 $54,500.00 for Quick
Sale.
Docslde T.H. #2, 114 C Miramar Drive: Two bedroom, two and
one-half bath townhome on the canal, has private boatslip!
Patio area off livingroom overlooks canal! Only steps to the
Beach! completely furnished, central heat and a/c. Kitchen
equipped with refrigerator w/ice maker, range, dishwasher,
washer and dryer! Good rental unit. $90,000.
64 Magnolia Ave.: This uniquely designed 2 story home has many
features to consider. Only 1/2 block to the beach! 3 bed-
rooms, 2 full baths. (1 upstairs, 1 downstairs). Liv. rm. has ceil-
ing fan, track lighting, & sliding doors which lead to large
covered deck w/view. of the gulf. Also side sun deck off
kitchen w/bar and flourescent lighting. Completely fenced
yard makes nice private outdoor living. Lots of shade trees.
S85.990.90. Reduced to $79,500.00. Also additional adjacent
lot for $25,000.00.
Sandollar #1 Cute A-frame design one bedroom, one bath with
sleeping loft. Completely furnished and equipped for sum-
mer rental. Large front and back sun deck. 38' waterfront
lot. Reduced to $60,000,
Sandollar #3 Tv c i 4 r:ty a i'with screen porch
overlookingAWl' lW.P A d and equipped
for summer rental. 48' waterfront lot. Needs some TLC!
$65,000.
Sandollar #4 Three bedroom, one bath cottage with screened
porch overlooking the Gulf. Completely furnished and
equipped for summer rental. 95' waterfront lot. $120,000.00.
602.Fortner Avenue Stucco DUPLEX only 1/2 block to the BEACH!
2 Two bedroom, one bath-units. Completely furnished. On
50'x150' lot. Separate entrance to each unit. Excellent ren-
tals. Presently rented. $53,500.00.
314 Halley Drive Three bedroom, two bath townhomes in nice
residential area. Vaulted ceiling in living, dining, and kitchen
areas. Large bar in kitchen. All appliances included.
S$48,500.00 to $49,900.00.
13th Street Two bedroom, one bath stilt home 1/2 block to the-
Beach! Needs some TLC. Large deck on front and side. Par-
tial view of the Gulf! Owner will finance. $55,000.00.
Loft by the Pier #12 & #14, Surtvlew and Spindrift Townhomes, 106B
and 108D 37th Street Attractive two bedroom townhomes
near fishing pier and beach. Newly remodeled. Completely
furnished and equipped for second home or rental. Bay win-
dow accents living room with cathedral ceiling. Private pat-
io in back, off bedroom. Assumable mortgage. 465990.00-
each.Reduced $63,000.
200 6th Street Three bedroom, two bath double wide mobile
home. On large 105'x112.5' corner lot. Fastened to home
foundation. Only 2 blocks to the Beach! $45,500.00
ST. JOE BEACH
5966 Amerlcus Avenue: 3 BR, 2 bath home on nice 75' x 150' lot.
New central AC unit, central gas heat. Single car carport.
Refrigerator and range included. Washer and dryer hook-
ups. Screened porcn on back. Only 1 block to the beach.
Nice starter home! Only $35,000.00. Needs some TLC.
Gulf Aire Drive, Gulf AIre Subdivision: Large corner lot with good
view of the Gulf! BIk. D, Lot 1. $25,000.00. Owner will finance.
Corner Court Street & Alabama St. Joe Beach: Nice two bed-
room, one calit corner lot. Com-
pletely furn t i- tlrC, s 'l^T/ice maker, dish-
washer, gas range, microwave, washer & dryer. Central gas
heat and electric A/C. Large great room w/cathedral ceil-
ings, w/ceiling fans. Nice kitchen w/bar. Very bright and
cheerful. Nice sun deck around house. Covered parking.
Walking distance to beach! $69,500.00.
Corner of Desoto S & Hwy98 St JBeachtwo bedroom, one
bath frame UN E TI ,TRA Tobstructed view
of the gulf from Florida room on front! Living room and sep-
arate family room or den! PRICED FOR QUICK SALE!
$64,000.00 Reduced to $49,500.00.
Hwy. 98 Near Santa Anna Newly remodeled four bedroom, two
bath home overlooking the Gulf! Unobstructed view! Large
living room with stone fireplace. Large kitchen and dining
CORNER OF 14TH STR
MEXICO I


FEATURE
End of Pine Street and Hwy. 98 WATER-
FRONT TRIPLEX! (1) Two bedroom, one bath
unit with screened porch. (2) One bedroom,
one bath units with screened porches. Beauti-
ful location on the Gulf! Completely fur-
nished. Excellent rental units presently rent-
ed. $115,000.00. Reduced to $98,500.00,
make offer!!

area. Fenced yard, screened porch, and raised sun deck.
On 50'x90' lot. $96,0W.00 Reduced $85,000.00.
LOTS ON MEXICO BEACH
Residential Zoned for Homes Only
44th St., Mexico Beach: Large irregular shaped lot in nice neigh-
borhood. Good view of the canal. On paved street.
$20,000.00 Owner will finance with 25% down.
Palm Street, Mexico Beach: (2) 75' x 100' lots only 1 black to the
Beach. Nice shade trees, in residential area. $13,000 each.
Unit 11, Blk. 6, Lots 11, 13.
13th St., Mexico Beach: Large lot close to the Beach. 120' x 100'
Mexico Beach Business Center Lot 17 Residential zoning.
$28,000.00.
Magnolia Ave.: 75'x102' lot only 1/2 block to the gulf! Good gulf
view. Unit 11, BIk 8, Lot 7. $25,000.00.
Kim Kove,Grand Isle Subd. 75'xl115' lot in nice residential subdivi-
sion. Grand Isle Unit 15, BIk C, Lot 22. $12,500.00.
Hwy. 386, Mexico Beach (4) 75'x100' lots on paved "nee). Uri
11 Bk 5, Lots 2, 4, 6, 8.,Residential zoning.-Nice -r..s, r16e:
New Mexico Drive (5) 1 'x8 3' lots. Mexico Beach Unit 14, 1Ik
B, Lots9,11, 13 15 1.' O0.00 Each.
New Mexico Drive I ~C1 I lot. Unit 14, BIk B, Lot 3. $6,000.00.
New Mexico Drive 100'x158.33' lot. Unit 14, Bk B, Lot 8. Reduced
.$5,000.00.
Texas Drive 100'x 108' lot. Unit 14, BIk F, Lot 6. .$46860. Owner will
finance. REDUCED TO $6,3OO.O. $4,900.00.
Arizona Drive 100'x108' lot. Unit 14, BIk D, Lot 16. $7,000.00.
California Drive (4) 100'x108.33' lots. Unit 14, BIk E, Lots 10, 12, 16,
18. $7,000.00 each.
Arizona Drive (5) 100'x108.33' lots. Unit 14, BIkE. Lots 9. 11, 13, 15,
17. $7,000.00 each.
Arizona Drive (5) 110'xl 10' lots. Unit 14. BIk D, Lots 6, 8, 10, 12, 14.
Owner financing. $7,500.00.
Texas Drive (2) 100'x100' lots. Unit 14, BIk G, Lots 9. 10. $8,000.00
each.
7th Street 100'x108' lot. On paved street. Walking distance to the
Beach. Unit 14, BIk D, Lot 15. $10,000.00.
7th Street 100'x108' lot. On paved street. Walking distance to the
Beach. Unit 14,Blk D,Lot 9. $10,000.00. .
Robin Lane (2) Large lots on paved street. Nice subdivision. Un-
derground utilities. Unit 17. BIk 3, Lots 10, 100. Owner will fi-
nance with $2,000.00 down, balance at 9% for 5 years.
$10,000.00 ,Reduced to $8,000.00 each.
Wysong Avenue 109'x100' lot. On paved street. Underground
utilities. Nice Neighborhood. Unit 17, BIk 1, Lot 8. $11,000,00.
Corner Oak Avenue & Palm Street 1 1/2 lots, large size Irregular
shaped. ONLY 1/2 block to the Beach! Owner will finance,
Unit 11. BIk 8, E 1/2 of Lot 16, All of lot 18. $29,800.00.
Gulalre Drive, Gulfaire Subdivision 70'xl 15' home lot. BIk G, Lot
2. Good view of the Gulf. $35,000.00.
Colorado Drive: 100' x 158.33' lots. Unit 14, BIk C, Lots 15, 17, 19.
$7,500.00 each.
Colorado Drive: 10 4jl 33' lot. Unit 14, Blk B, Lot 6. $6,000.00
Owner anxio 'W .
Pine Street: 75' x 100' residential lot with nice shade trees. Only 1/2
block off the Beachl Nice view! Mexico Beach Unit 11, BIk
25, Lot 5. $18,000.00
Gulf Aire Drive, Gulf Air Subdivision: 75' x 125' residential lot. Nice
shade trees. Good location. Owner motivated to sell.
$15,000.00. Owner will finance.
Arizona Drive: (2) 100'x108.33' lots. Unit 14, BIk D, Lots 2, 4.
$7,000.00 each.
7th Street: (2) 100'x108.33 lots. Unit 14. BIk D, Lots 1, 3. $7,000.00
each.
California Drive: (2) 100'x108.33' lots. Unit 14, Blk F, Lots 1, 3,
$7,000.00 each.
Texas Drive: (2) 100'x108.33' lots. Unit 14. k F, Lots 2, 4. $7,000.00
each.
5th Street: 100'x10SJO.LDOit 14, Blk A, Lot 11, $4,000.00.
109 13th St.: 120' x 90' lot on paved street. Close to Beach! Resi-
dential zoned. Mexico Beach Business Center Lot 22. 62 8,600 Re-
duced to $20,000.
LOTS ZONED FOR MOBILE HOMES
Maryland Blvd.:,(fl 0 tliMA 1 ?ABlk C, Lots 9, 10.
$10,000.00 0dII Jfde r/UUile$eds
Maryland Blvd.: (4) 75' x 100' lots. Zoned for mobile homes. Com-
pletely cleared and filled. Nice shade trees. With septic tank
and water meter included. $14,900 each. Owner will fi-
nance w/$2,500 down, balance at 10% for 5 years.
15th St. Mexico Bt'f 4APS iN.BLAS zoned for mobile
homes. Lots Soeud. Sbivison i
Maryland Blvd. 75'x00' lot. Unit 12A, Bk C, Lot 4. $13,000.00.
Fortner Avenue between 6th and 7th Street 50'x150e lot. One
block from the Beach! Unit 1, BIk 8, Lot 5. $20,300.00.
WATERFRONT
Hwy. 98 WATERFRONT! End of 8th Street. 60'x80' lot. S60,000.00.
Unit 2, BIk V, Lot 4. Owner will finance with 10% down.
Hwy. 98 WATERFRONT! End of 8th Street. 66'x80' lot. $66,000.00.
Unit 2, BIk V. Lot 3. Owner will finance with 10% down.
Hwy. 98 ST. JOSEPH SHORES. 120'x397' waterfront lot. $ 120,000.00.
ST. JOE BEACH LOTS
Canal Street 50'x125' lot. Yon's addition, BIk 10, Lot 9. S15,950.00.
OVERSTREET
229 Forest Ave., : 3 bedroom, 2 bath double wide mobile home
on 1 1/8 acres. Very well kept & maintained, in mint cond.
Living room has cathedral ceiling w/ceiling fan. Kitchen has
bar, and very adequate cabinet and counter space. Mas-
ter bedroom has ceiling fan, Ig, walk-in closet, and garden
tub in bath. Property is completely cleared. Small fish pond,
Fruit trees, nice garden spot. Large covered porch on front.
642,0. Reduced to $40,900.00.
263 Forest Ave., Overstreet: Two bedroom. 1 bath mobile home
on 1.12 acres. Cen. gas heat/elec. a/c. Appliances include
refrig., range. 12'x16' storage building. 50'x100' stocked
pond. Utility area w/washer & dryer hook-ups. Excellent start-
er home. $t26,900.9.Reduced to $23,900.00.
CAPE SAN BLAS
Nautilus Way, Feather Sound Subdivision WATERFRONT! 51 on
the Gulf x 394.54' deep. Lot 8. $52,000.00.
Nautilus Way, Feather Sound Subdivision (2) interior lots. Good
view of the Gulf! $34,000.00 each.

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Colbert Speaks to Kiwanis Club


National Nurses es on the accomplishments of
more than two million nursing
Week Observed professionals serving the needs of
patients and their communities
HRS Gulf County Public all year long.
Health Unit Nurses Louise Beard,
Verna Mathes and Evelyn Youngs Not shown in the photo is
celebrate National Nurses Week, Myrtice Dean, R.N., who also
,May 4-10. serves. the Gulf County Public
National Nurses Week focus- Health Unit.



first United Methodist ChLlurch-
111 North 22nd St.
Mexico Beach, FL 32410

Morning Church..................9:00 a.m. CT
Church School ................... 10:00 a.m. CT
Nursery Provided
Charles M. Parker, Pastor John Anderson, Music Director



You are always welcome and visitors are desired at
St. James Episcopal Church
309 Sixth Street Port St. Joe

-SERVICES-
+ + oEach Sunday.........7:30 and 11:00-a.m.

Sunday School....................... 9:45 a.m.

The REV. JERRY R. HUFT, Pastor


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Port St. Joe


FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School........9:45 a.m. Evening Worship......7:30 p.m.
Morning Worship.....11:00 a.m. Bible Study
Methodist Youth Wednesday,.............. 9:30 a.m.
Fellowship ............5:30 p.m. Thursday .................7:30 p.m.


REV. ZEDOC BAXTER, Pastor


JEFF BARNES, Youth/Music Director


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c FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
(j CHURCH
;S 7508 Sixteenth Street 227-1756
SUNDAY WORSHIP..........................10 a.m.
S X ADULT SCHOOL..............................11 a.m.,
(U S N *SUNDAY SCHOOL Young Children

Nursery Available
The Rev. Joseph Eckstine, Pastor



"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
SUNDAY DAILY PRAYER
Worship: 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. For Prayer or Counseling, Call or
WEDNESDAY- Write the Church.
7:30 p.m. Bible Study & Fellowship
"A CHURCH WITH A VISION"
Sponsor of New Covenant Christian Academy K-5 thru 6th Grade
Does not discriminate based upon race, creed, color, or origin.


(F l Q__.W. e Want You To Be
Part of the Friendly Place
BIBLE STUDY ........9:45 a.m. EVENING WORSHIP ........... 7:00 p.m.
MORNING TRAINING ..................11:00 a.m. WEDNESDAY....................... 7:00 p.m.
CHURCH TRAINING ...................5:45 p.m.
Long Avenue Baptist Church
1601 Long Avenue
DANIEL W. DUNCAN Pastor


KEITH PATE
Min. of Music
& Children


ALLEN STEWART
Min. of Education
& Youth


Cancer BOD
Meets Monday
The Board of Directors for the
Port St. Joe Unit of the American
Cancer Society will meet Monday,
May 18 at J. Patrick's Restaurant
at noon.
The meeting is being held to
finalize plans for the Jail and Bail
project to be held in July. All
board members are urged to at-
tend.
There is a need for volunteers
to help with telephone calls,
transportation and more. If you
will help in any capacity that day,
please contact a member of the
Cancer Society or attend the May
18th meeting.


Gulf County's Property Ap-
praiser, Kesley Colbert said the
State Department of Revenue is
becoming more and more active
in the county's property assess-

AARP Chapter
Meets Wednesday
The Saint Joseph Bay AARP
Chapter #3425 will meet Wednes-
day, May 13th at 12:30 p.m. EDT
in the Centennial Building on Al-
len Memorial Way. This is the last
meeting before summer vacations
begin and meetings are suspend-
ed until September.
The meeting will begin with a
covered dish dinner. Members are
asked to bring meat dishes, vege-
tables, salads or desserts. Drinks,
rolls, butter, and paper goods will
be furnished by the chapter.
After a short business meet-
ing which will be conducted by
President Dot Pfost, a program of
"Tours and Trips by Land, Sea
and Air" will be presented.


Briggs Named

Perot Chairman
It has been announced that
Betty Briggs is the Gulf County
chairman for Region 1 for the H.
Ross Perot Petition for President.
She will be working throughout
the campaign in this national ef-
fort..Anyone wishing more infor-
mation may call (904) 229-8674.


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Violet Ruckman
Violet E. Ruckman, 78, died
Tuesday, May 5 at Gallatin
Health Care in Gallatin, Tennes-
see. She was born in Royal, West
Virginia, daughter of the late
Samuel David Harvey and Lockye
Rogers.
She is survived by her hus-
band, David -Ruckman of West-
moreland, Tennessee; son, Frank
Ruckman of Westmoreland; sis-
ters, Frances Golden of Kenai,
Alaska, and Jan Atkisson of La-
grange, Georgia; seven grandchil-
dren and nine great grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will be held
Friday, May 8 at 1:00 p.m. at Forr
rest Chapel Church in Westmore-
land with- Rev. -Robert Wheelel
and Rev. Mike Blankenship offi-
ciating. Interment will be in New
Hope Cemetery.


Calvin Jackson
Calvin Jackson, 62, of Port
St. Joe passed away Thursday,
April 23, in Port St. Joe. He was a
native of Donalsonville, Georgia
and had been a long time resi-
dent here. He worked as a pulp-
wooder.
Survivors include his daugh-
ter, Caroline Jackson of Winter
Haven; and his friends, Ernestine
Wyatts, Joseph Clayton. and fami-
ly.
Graveside funeral services
were held 3:00 p.m. EDT Wednes-
day at Forest Hill Cemetery, con-
ducted by the Rev. Luther Baker.
Interment followed.
All services were under the
direction of Comforter Funeral
Home.

Virillar Graves
Virillar Graves, 57, of Port St.
Joe, passed away Thursday after-
noon, April 30, in Gulf Pines Hos-
pital following an extended ill-
ness. She was a native and
lifelong resident of Port St. Joe
and was a member of the Oak
Grove Assembly of God Church.
She had worked as sales clerk
and assistant manager for the lo-
cal dollar stores.
Survivors include her hus-
band, James C. "Red" Graves of
Port St. Joe; two sons, Vince Tay-
lor and Danny Taylor, both of
Port St. Joe; one daughter, Bar-
bara Marie Bramton of Panama
City; six grandchildren, Michelle
Taylor, Vanessa Mamoran, Vince
Efford Taylor, Jr., Michael James
Taylor, Tammy Taylor, and Tina
Taylor; and one sister, Victoria
Jones of Apalachicola.
Funeral services were held at
3:00 p.m. EDT Sunday at the
Oak Grove Assembly of God
Church, conducted by the Rev.
Jean Shoots and the Rev. David
Fernandez. Interment followed in


Bible Study
10 a.m. Sunday
7 p.m. Wednesday


the family plot at Holly Hill Ceme-
tery. '
All services were under the "
direction of Comforter Funeral
Home.


Ralph Branch
W.J. (Ralph) Branch, 64, of
Wewahitchka, passed away
Thursday evening, April 30, at
Bay Medical Center after a long
illness. He had been a resident of
Gulf County for the past 50
years, living in both Port St. Joe
and Wewahitchka. He was a vete-
ran of World War II, having
served in the United States Ma-
rine Corps and was an active
member of Westside Baptist
Church of Wewahitchka.
He is survived by his wife,
Ouida Branch of Wewahitchka;
two sons, Jerry Branch of Do-
than, Alabama, and Larry Branch
of Tallahassee; two daughters,
Sonja Elaine Walker of Donalson-
ville, Georgia, and Barbara Ken-
nedy of Port St. Joe; three broth-
ers, Billy Branch of Port St. Joe,
Freddie Branch of White City,
and Harold Branch of Tallahas-
see; two sisters, Evelyn Raffleld of
St. Joe Beach, and Opal Thomas
of Wewahitchka; eight grandchil-
dren; eight nephews and three
nieces.
Funeral services were held
Saturday, May 2 at the Westside
Baptist Church with Rev. Mike
Husfelt and Rev. Tommy Doss of-
ficiating. Burial was in the family
plot at Overstreet.
All services were under the
direction of Gilmore Funeral
Home, Wewahitchka Chapel.

Ferris Tarantino
Stephen Ferris Tarantino, 57,
of Apalachicola, died Sunday,
May 3, at his home.
A lifelong resident of Apalach-
icola, he was retired from the
U.S. Postal Service. He was a re-
tired Navy veteran of the Korean
War and a former Apalachicola
City Commissioner. He was also a
member of St. Patrick's Catholic
Church in Apalachicola.
Survivors include his wife,
Faye P. Tarantino of Apalachico-
la; two sons, Joey Tarantino of
Carrabelle, and Tommy Tarantino
of Apalachicola; a daughter, Anne
Duncan of Panama City; and five
grandchildren.
A funeral mass was held
Tuesday, May 5 at the Holy Fami-
ly Catholic Church, with burial in
Magnolia Cemetery in Apalachico-
la. A rosary was said Monday,
May 4 at Kelley Funeral Home
Chapel in Apalachicola.
Memorial contributions may
be made to the St. Patrick's Cath-
olic Church Restoration Fund.
All arrangements were under
the direction of Kelley Funeral
Home, Apalachicola.


Worship
11 a.m. Sunday


JUDGMENT
"FOR the time is come that judgment must begin at the
house of God: and if it first begin at us, what shall the end
be of them that obey not the gospel of God?" (1 Peter 4:17)

Presented by the church of Christ
The church meets at the corner of
20th Street and Marvin Avenue.
P.O. Box 758 Port St. Joe, FL 32456
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ment program, to make sure full
value is placed on properties for
taxing purposes.
'Two years ago the DOR
asked for more funds to hire ad-
ditional people so they could do a
more thorough job of collecting
all taxes due the state and
counties. They have now received
the requested funding and are
putting out the story that they
'were mandated' by the state of
Florida to do the current wave of
audits in the various counties,"
Colbert said.
Currently, they are auditing
Gulf County's books to see if as-
sessments are adequate.
Colbert said personal proper-
ty taxes are the biggest revenue
source in Gulf County. 'That's
the machinery or tools a person
uses to make a living with," he
said. "In south Gulf County, be-


cause of the paper company as-
sessment, personal property is re-
sponsible for 76% of the taxes
collected. In the north end of the
county, the rate is 40%. The val-
ue of personal property has noth-
ing to do with the actual value of
a machine or tool. The formula
for arriving at the value is set by
the DOR," Colbert said. 'There
are no exemptions for personal
property valuations."
In contrast, only about half of
real estate value in the county is-
taxable due to property being gov-
ernment owned, and exemptions.
Colbert said that as bad as
the tax picture seems to be in
Gulf County, "It's really pretty
good. Almost without exception,
other small counties are at the
mill cap of 10 mills in both school
taxation. Gulf is well below the
limit."


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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the canvassing board
will meet at noon May 13, 1992, in the City Hall
council room to certify the official results of the city
election held May 12, 1992.
/s/ L.A. Farris
City Auditor-Clerk
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THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, MAY 7,1992 PAGE 9A


St. Joe High All Sports Banquet Held Tues.


Port St. Joe High School held
its annual All-Sports Banquet
Tuesday evening in the commons
area with fourteen different
sports being recognized. Sports
recognized were cheerleading.
trainers, cross country, volleyball.
girls basketball, boys basketball,
wrestling, wrestlerettes, golf,
weightlifting, baseball, softball,
girls' track and boys' track.
CHEERLEADING
Certificates were presented to
junior high cheerleaders Deanna
Redmond, Jennie Smallwood,
Leslie Faison, Amy Buzzett, Kelly
Graham, Alyson Williams, Shete-
ta Chambers. Kim Franklin and
Kayce Knox. Knox and Faison
shared the academic award, both
with 4.0 gpa's.
In the junior varsity division,
certificates were awarded to Kristi
Davis, Leigha Davis, Caroline Lis-
ter (who also I~ceived the aca-
demic award), Nichole Wilder,
Megan Dean and Kelly Burkett.
In the varsitydivision recog-
nized were April Little, Nikki Witt-
man and Pam Bowen. Bowen
swept all awards, winning the
academic award, the captain's
award, Cheerleader of the Year,
and Six Year award.
TRAINERS
Athletic trainers recognized
were: girls-Jamie Parrish, Jackie
' Terry, Johanna McMullon, Tara
Mullis, Charron Ward, Cheyenne
Harrison and Shelly Macchia.
Trainer of the year was Jamie
Parrish.
Boy trainies were: Jason
White, Jason ? Witten, Norton
Arrant, Chad Arrant, Jeff Little,
Chris Summers, Wes Ramsey,
and Vic Sellers. Jason White was
named the Boys' Trainer of the
Year.
CROSS COUNTRY
Running cross country were
Steve Alles, Scott Boykin. Lee
Duren, Bryan Earley, Shannon
Gant, Keith McDonald and Tyrus
Rudd. Awards went to: Bryan
Earley, Shark award; Shannon
Gant, Most Improved; Lee Duren,
Academic award; and Scott Boy-
kin, Captain's award and Out-
standing Runner.
VOLLEYBALL
In junior varsity volleyball.
receiving certificates were Joy
Weatherspoon, LaTonya Bailey,'
Fanta Harris, Khalilah Hill, Dee
Horton, Angel King, Karen Clark,
Gena Johnson, Olivia Kumarick-
al, Sherri Haddock and Stephanie
Maxwell.
Varsity players were: Leonard
Jones. Crystal Kennington. Most
Valuable player Saitomi Masuko,
Joni Peak, Tari Tousignriant, Ken-
dra McDaniel, Best Server and
Academic winner Alice Kenning-
ton and scorekeeper Latoya Jef-
ferson.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Recognized were Most Valua-
ble Player Lenora Jones who also
'received the Free Throw award,


Kendra McDaniel, Joni Peak (aca-
demic award), Christy Wood.
Stephanie Maxwell and Misty
Wood.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Receiving certificates in Jun-
ior high were Sean Bailey, Dan
Bolden, Doyle Crosby, Mike Groh.
Shontel Fedd, Leon Hutchinson,
C. J. Jones, Jermaine Larry, Ken
McCullough, Eric Sellers, Bryan
Simon, Jasmin Thomas, Clay
Whitfleld. Chris Williams and
Brian Wood. The junior high team
posted a 7-1 season record.
Ninth grade team: Shawn
Cryderman, Kenny Daves, Bryan
Earley, Keith McDonald, Jona-
than Pierce. Chris Taylor, Chris
Williams and Robert Williams.
Junior varsity basketball:
Barry Adkison, Cedrick Anthony,
John Bryant, Damien Byrd,
Jamaafl Fenn, Mario Larry, Man-
dricka Miller, Chad Quinn and
Damon Walker.
In the varsity division, Vince
Addison received the Academic
Award and Best Defense. Most
Improved went to Letron Alexan-
der, Outstanding Offensive Player
Jason Maxwell and Most Valua-
ble Player Aaron Nickson. Others
recognized were Antwione Allen,
Des Baxter, Zyris Hill, Sandy
Quinn and Toby Thomas.
WRESTLING
Wrestlers were Scooter Acree,
Most Valuable Player Shannon
Gant, Dedrick Alexander, Andy
Frasure, Tim Ovaert, Brian Ard,
Most Improved Mike Cassidy and
Greg Byrd.
WRESTLERETTES
Recognized were Ronisu Bird,
co-captain Sharity Byrd, Teresa
Mann, Wendy Osborne, Heather
Nixon, Tara Batyski, captain Tri-
na Saleh and Latonya Bailey.
GOLF
The golf team finished second
in the district this season. Recog-
nized were Low Medalist Norton
Arrant, Chad Arrant, Academic
award Jason White, Chris Wil-
liams, Brad Buzzett, Brad
Lemieux, Andy Smith, Kristian
Richbourg, Josh Kostic, Justin
Parrish, Matthew White, Chris
Maxwell and Clay Whitfleld.
WEIGHTLIFTING
Recognized were lifters Calvin
Pryor, state heavyweight champi-
on and best lifter, Sarabia Tiller,
Jeremy Tull and Michael Norris,
who all qualified for state, and
academic award winner Randy
Ramsey. Also recognized were
Kevin Lee, Davy Young, Jason
Hathaway, Vic Sellers, Josh Bate-
man, Joe Watkins. Robert Wil-
liams, David Davis, Michael
Mock, Chris Mock, Matt Rober-
son, Buddy Wood and Scott Haw-
kins.
SOFTBALL
In junior varsity softball 14
girls were awarded certificates.
They were Amber Conley, Missy
Nobles, Dusty Daniels, Heather


Fields, Brigette Godfrey, Alyson
Williams. Crystal Causey, Karen
Clark, Kayce Knox, Stephanie
Maxwell, Jolynne Parker, Pam
Watkins, Christy Wood and Misty
Wood.
In the varsity division Joni
Peak was named Most Improved
and senior Cindy Davis was given
the Academic Award with a 3.65
gpa. Other players were Kristy
Brumbaugh, Terri Cawthron,
Leah Ray, Tari Tousignant, Crys-
tal Kennington, Heather Walsh,
Kendra McDaniel, Dee Horton,
Gena Johnson and Erin Grimm.
BASEBALL
In the junior varsity division
players were Ryan Yeager, Charlie
Lanford, Brian Jenkins, Jesse
Colbert, Keith Saleh, Barry Adki-
son, Scooter Acree, Rocky Quinn,
Mike Groh, Doyle Crosby, Damon
Walker, Michael Schweikert, Rus-
sell Young, Matt Dixon and Doug
Davis.
In the varsity division Best
Fielder was Adam Taylor, Jon
Elliott won the Best Batting Aver-
age title with .400, Most
Improved was Josh Colbert, Best
On Base % at .480 was Eric Ram-
sey and the Hoss Wilder award
for leadership went to senior
Vince Addison. Other players
were Eric Monteiro, Elton Wood,
Des Baxter, Brad Stephens,
Bryan Butts, David Liffick, Davy
Young and Jason Maxwell.
GIRLS TRACK
In girls' track the Most Valua-
ble Athlete award went to Elitha
Gant, Outstanding in Field
Events went to Fanta Harris,
Most Improved wert to Leslie Fai-
son and Outstanding Runner 'to
Traci Peiffer. Others participating
were Ronisu Bird, Pamela Bowen,
Yolanda Coachman, Laura Cul-
len, Kimberly Franklin, Stephanie
Gaddis, Kelly Graham, Lenora
Jones, Rachel Lane, April Little,
Kristie Lowry, Satomi Masuko,
Veronica McCloud, Christie
McCulley, Shinah Quinn, Tiffany
Sanders, Jennifer Smallwood,
Toya Smiley, Chaka Speights,
Charron Ward, Natalie Gant, Car-
oline Lister and scorekeeper
Wendy Osborne.
BOYS TRACK
In the boys division five quali-
fied for state and two won state
titles this year: sophomore Zyris
Hill and senior Perez Davis. The
Shark award went to Letron Alex-
ander, Outstanding Field Perez
Davis and Most Improved Zyris
Hill. Lee Duren also won the Aca-
demic Award. Other track and
fielders were Stephen Ailes, Ced-
ric Anthony, Kenny Daves, Jeff
Gammill, Shannon Gant, Keith
McDonald, Mandricka Miller,
Jonathan Pierce, Joseph Price,
Victor. Sellers, Bryan Simon,
Nicholas Sweazy, Chris Taylor,
Tony Thomas and Jeremy Tull.
In conclusion new athletic
director John Hicks noted the


youth of most of the sports and be coming back and encouraged tive sports as the
stated that a lot of good kids will them to remain with their respec- bright.
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A committee began work
Tuesday evening on an effort to
stage a talent show here in Port
St. Joe, sometime during the ear-
ly fall. Sponsored jointly by the
Rotary Club and Association for
Retarded Citizens, the event is
designed to raise funds for the
ARC operation here in Port St.
Joe.
Chaired by George Whiting,
the meeting Tuesday evening saw
the appointment of several com-
mittees. to get the project off the
ground. Whiting said, 'There is a
lot of first-class talent here in
Port St. Joe and we want to intro-
duce it to the general public in a
top notch performance."
The project is just getting off
the ground, but already Whiting
said several people have volun-
teered to work and be responsible
for different aspects of the pro-
duction.
"We'll be having auditions in


911 Committee
Meets Tuesday
The Gulf County 911 Com-
mittee will hold their monthly
meeting on Tuesday, May 12 at
3:00 p.m. ET in the County Com-
missioners' meeting room at the
Gulf County Courthouse. All com-
mittee members and the general
public are invited to attend.


a short while for prospective acts
to perform. We'll be making the
announcement on these audi-


tions in plenty of time to allow
people to fit them into their
schedule," Whiting said.


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WE SALUTE ALL
MOTHERS ON MAY 10
On Mother's Day we pay just tribute to our first teacher.
In Mother's loving arms we first received warm, protective
care and later on much of the knowledge that enables us to
live in peace with our neighbors.
We like all Mothers and are glad to give them every
possible service and courtesy. We invite them to consider us U
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Lady Shai
Six Lady Sharks qualified
and competed in the 2A state
track meet this past Saturday.
Even though the girls didn't win
any awards at the meet they set
two new school records. The
4x400 meter relay team of Char-
ron Ward, Traci Peiffer, Shinah
Quinn and Leslie Faison ran their
best time of the year at 4:30.3
while setting a new school record.
Charron Ward also set a new
school record in the 300 low hur-
dles at 53.2 seconds. Elitha Gant
and Fanta Harris also participat-
ed in the state meet.
During the '92 season eight
other new records were set, in
addition to the two set at the
state meet. Elitha Gant set the
school record in the 100 high
hurdles at 18.4 seconds. Traci
Peiffer set the 100 meter dash
record at 13.2 seconds. The
4x100 meter relay team of Char-
ron Ward, Tract Peiffer, Shinah


2 Named State Champions In Track

Perez Davis In Shot Put and Zyris Hill In Long Jump


Last Saturday, five members
of the Port St. Joe High School
boys' track team participated in
the Class AA State Track Meet in
Winter Park. The athletes really
performed well and finished
fourth in the meet with 26 points.
Belle Glade Central won the meet
with 73 points, Jacksonville Bish-
op Kenny finished second with 39
points, Quincy-Shanks finished
third with 37 points, and Rock-
ledge came in fifth with 23 points.
'We had a great meet!" ex-
claimed Coach Scott Gowan.
'There are 36 schools in Class AA
that participate in track and field.
And of these 86, 56 schools par-
ticipated in the state meet," con-
tinued the coach.
The three schools finishing
ahead of Port St. Joe are all Class
3A schools in football that drop
down to Class 2A in track. So for
Port St. Joe to finish first among
"true" 2A schools and fourth over-
all, was quite an accomplish-
ment.
Two Port St. Joe athletes won
state titles, and three athletes
were named All-State. Senior Per-
ez Davis won the shot put with


rks Compete at State


Quinn and Toya Smiley ran a
school best of 56.3 seconds.
Jennifer Smallwood and Sato-
mi Masuko both jumped 4'4" in
the high jump and Charron Ward
, leaped 15'7.5" in the long jump.
Lenora Jones had 29' even in the
triple jump and Fanta Harris set
both the shot put and discus
records at 32'5.5" and 94'11"
respectively,
Vern Eppinette, girls' track
coach listed several highlights of
the season including the team's
first championship at the Wakul-
la Invitational, defeating 3A Ruth-
erford on their home turf, placing
second in district and qualifying
six girls for state. State qualifiers
were Charron Ward, Leslie Fai-
son, Shinah Quinn, Tract Peiffer,
Fanta Harris and Elitha Gant.
'The Lady Sharks established
themselves this year as an up
and coming track power. With
continued hard work these young


Gplfers 2nd In District


Congratulations to the Port
St. Joe High School golf team
upon their defeat of Chattahooch-
ee and Sneads. Team scores
were: Sharks 155, Chattahoochee


Aquaculture
Seminar Slated
The Gulf County Cooperative
Extension Service is sponsoring
an aquaculture seminar for all in-
terested persons in Gulf and sur-
rounding counties.
The meeting will be held
Tuesday, May 12 at 6:30 p.m. CT
at Wewahitchka High School in
the commons area. The high
school is located on East River
Road about 1/2 mile from High-
way 71.
Topics to be presented are:
Food. Fish Production (Hybrid
Striped Bass, Catfish and Bream)
and pond water quality.
These topics will be discussed
by Extension Aquaculture Spe-
cialist Dr. Andy Lazur with IFAS
of the University of Florida.
For more information, con-
tact the Gulf County Cooperative
Extension Service, 229-6123 or
639-5068, ext. 150.


186, and Sneads 199. Low medal-
ists were Norton Arrant and Andy
Smith with 39s,
The Sharks finished second
place at Tyndall April 23. Suwan-
ee was first with an 18-hole total
of. 313, St. Joe came in second
with 335, Rutherford third with a
353, and R.F. Munroe was fourth
with a 366. Low medalist was Ja-
son White with an 81.
St. Joe played in the District
2 Tournament at Tyndall's Peli-
can Point Country Club Thurs-
day. Teams from Class 1A to 5 A
competed for the title. Eighteen
teams participated with St. Joe
finishing second. First place went
to Suwannee County High
School. This is the best a Port St.
Joe High School golf team had
finished. "Last year we tied for
sixth place; the hard work and
dedication paid off," commented
Jim Belin, coach of the team.
Low medalist for the Sharks
was Norton Arrant with an 18-
hole score of 80, followed by Andy
Smith and Jason White with 86s,
Brad Buzzett 87, and Chad Ar-
rant, 88. "That's -a solid team,"
praised Coach Belin. "Unfortu-
nately, the winning team moves
on to the state meet held in Sara-
sota this weekend."


ladies will become one of the
most respected track teams in
north Florida," concluded Eppin-
ette,

Wewa Track

Wins Events
On April 24, the Wewa boys
and girls track team combined to
win 14 ribbons in 18 events en-
tered. Eleven out of the 14 mem-
bers of the track team placed in
various events. Leading the way
for the girls, who won nine rib-
bons, was Kenya Grey who placed
third in the 100 meters and in
the 200 meters. Her time in the
100 meters was 13.25 seconds
and 27 seconds in the 200 me-
ters. Stacie McGill tied for third
in the high jump (4 feet) and
third in the two mile (17 min-
utes). For the boys, Marcus Vann
placed fourth in the discus (108
feet) and shotput (40 feet).
The following is a list of those
who placed:
Boys
Marcus Vann: fourth placed
in shot and discus
Andrew Williams: fifth in
shotput and sixth in high jump
Eddie Loomis: sixth in discus
Girls
Stacie McGill: tied for third in
the high jump, third in the two
mile and sixth in the mile
Kenya Grey: third in 100 me-
ters and 200 meters
Latrell Kent: fourth in 100 in-
termediate hurdles
Mildred Atkinson: fourth in
high jump and two mile
Roxanna Dunseth: fifth in the
two mile.


an effort of 55'0.5" and finished
the season undefeated by win-
ning all 15 meets he competed in
this season. His throw also estab-


145'8".
The 400 meter relay team ran
43.3 in the preliminaries but
could manage only a 44.8 to


Zyris Hill and Perez Davis, state champions, and Letron Alexan-
der, All-State.


lished a new school record.
Sophomore Zyris Hill won the
state title in the long jump with
an effort of 22'6.5". After the pre-
liminary round, Zyris was in sec-
ond place. His winning effort
came on his second jump in the
finals. His jump established a
new school record.
Zyris also competed in the
400 meters. He won his prelimi-
nary heat with a time of 50.2.
This was a personal record and
also a new school record. In the
finals, he ran an outstanding
race, finishing second in a photo
finish to Duane Smith of Jack-
sonville Bishop Kenny.
"Both runners were timed at
50.2 seconds. The race officials
had to review the picture of deter-
mine the winner," said Coach
Gowan.
Senior Letron Alexander fin-
ished third in the triple jump
with an effort of 44'9.5". Letron
earned All-State honors as a re-
sult of his top six finishes.
Perez Davis also earned All-
State honors in the discus when
he finished fourth with a throw of

Scales and Slime
Lecture Series
The Apalachicola National Es-
tuarine Research Reserve's May
guest speaker is David Cook, a
noted herpetologist with the Flori-
da Game and Fresh Water Fish
Commission. He will be collecting
a variety of amphibians and rep-
tiles to show and tell. All interest-
ed persons are invited to attend
and learn a few little and well
known facts and features about
native Florida frogs, lizards and
snakes. .
The lecture series will be held
at the Apalachicola Reserve on
Seventh Street, adjacent to the
Scipio Creek Marina on Thursday
evening, May 14, from 7:00 to
8:00 p.m. ET.


fiews On'

SDental Hfealth
FRANK D. MAY, D.M.D.



WHY A BRIDGE?


place seventh in the finals. The


relay team consisted of Joe Price,
Letron Alexander, Tony Thomas,
and Zyris Hill.
In the high jump competition,
Letron placed eighth with a jump
of 6'2".
In. the 100 meters, Senior
Tony Thomas placed fifth in his
preliminary heat with a time of
11.3 and failed to qualify for the
finals. His time of 11.3 placed
him 11th overall.
"Overall, I was real pleased
with our performance. I felt going
in that the best we could finish
was fourth and that is where we
ended up. We might have finished
as high as second, but Letron re-
injured his thigh. in the triple
jump and this hurt our chances
in the high jump and 400 meter
relay," commented Gowan.
'This was our first top five
finish. St. Joe had two state
champions which is our third in
the last four years. We also had
three athletes in five events be
named All-State which brought
our total to 15 athletes in the last
six years," continued the coach.


SPECIAL PRICES

ON SPECIAL TIRES


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Is it really necessary to re-
place adult's missing teeth with
a fixed bridge or partial denture?
The answer is a definite YES!
The reasons are quite simple.
When a tooth is lost, the ad-
jacent' teeth and the tooth
(above or below) which acts as
a biting partner, lose the sup-
port, strength and stabilizing in-
fluence which the lost tooth
once provided. The remaining
teeth will be the subject to many
problems such as drifting, ab-
normally exposed decay-prone
areas and, worst of all, perio-
dontal disease. (The single larg-
est cause of tooth loss in
adults.)
The loss of just one tooth, if
not replaced by a fixed bridge or


partial denture, will more than
likely,ultimately cause the loss
of more and more teeth. In
many patients, it is only a matter
of time until the destruction is
complete.
The dental arch was de-
signed by nature to have a com-
plete set of teeth one helping
and protecting the other. Re-
piczing missing teeth with a
dental appliance will maintain
this design as well as your smile
and ability to eat properly.


Prepared as a public ser-
vice to promote better dental
health. From the. office of:
FRANK D. MAY, D.M.D., 319
Williams Ave., Phone 227-1123.


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Exhaust Systems, Shocks, Belts, Hoses


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PATE'S

SERVICE CENTER
216 Monument Ave.


For Take Out Orders, Call 227-1670

Oysters $28.00 Bag

with every purchase of bag, receive 1 lb. saltine
crackers FREE

The World's Finest
*Oysters
*Clams
*Shrimp .
*Crabs


Enjoy the best from St.
Joseph Bay and
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MISC FO SAE*FR RNT OR*ENTFORREN


Central ahi unit, 3 ton $200.
Downflow gas heater $50. Water bed
mattress w/heater $25. 292-8121.
Itp 5/7

Queen size waterbed complete
with mirrored headboard, side rails,
heater, etc. $150. French Provencial
full size mattress & headboards. Call
229-6673. ltc 5/7
Sofa and chair, brown plaid Her-
culon cover, good condition, $75.
Chest of drawers $10. Call 229-8846.
ltp 5/7

Window A/C unit 5000 btu,
100 volt, $75. 2 ceiling fans, 42" with
light kits never used, $25 each.
Kitchenaid 30" daisy burner counter-
top gas stove, $250. Call 647-8357.
Itp 5/7
English black oak top table and 6
chairs, $350. Matching china low boy,
$150. Like new, 648-5822.
Itc 5/7
* Sofa and love seat, $75. 647-
5946. ltc 5/7
Sears Craftsman riding lawn
mower, 10 hp 30" cut, excel. cond.
229-8620 or 647-5351. tfc 4/30
Mobile home, 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
cen. h&a, deck, dishwasher. Call for
appointment, 227-7245. tfc 5/7
WHATS SO DIFFERENT ABOUT
THE HAPPY JACK 3-X FLEA COL-
LAR? IT WORKS1 Contains NO syn-
thetic pyrethroids. For dogs & catsl
BARFIELD'S LAWN & GARDEN, 328
Reid Ave., 229-2727. 10tc 4/9
VTo buy or sell Avon call Sarah
Kemp at 229-6495 after 5 p.m. or
weekends. tfc 5/7


1.2 megabyte floppies, pre-
formatted, 100% good. 30t each. 227-
1467 after 6 p.m. tfc 2/20


Pecan trees, fruit
at Barfleld Lawn &
2727.


trees available
Garden, 229-
tfc 5/7


Electrolux and all other vacu-
ums, repairs and sales, bags; any-
thing for any vacuum and any central
built-in vac's. Callaway Vacuum, Tyn-
dall Parkway, Panama City, FL
32404. 763-7443. tfc 5/7
Port St. Joe Western Auto now
honoring Panama City Western Auto
Co. store advertised tire sale prices.
Sears Card now at Port St. Joe West-
ern Auto. Discover TOOl Also Com-
puter Wheel Alignment. 227-1105.
tfc 5/7
FREE: Eight lesson Bible study.
Postage and envelope supplied.
Send request to Bible Study, P. 0.
Box 758, Port St. Joe, FL 32456.

NEW & USED,
Snapper, John.Deere, &AKu-
bota equipment. Trade? for
anything. 100% financing.
Call 1-800-834-6744. Sowell
Tractor Co. 2/2 thru 9/92






FREE to good home: Chocolate
lab/spaniel mix. Very good with chil-
dren. Has shots. 648-4020 after six
p.m. Itc 5/7


Country living overlooking We-
tappo Creek, 3 bdrm., 2 ba. 1500 sq.
ft. living space, 26'x56' mobile home,
15x26' grand room, ch&a, fireplace, 2
car garage, 2 until. bldg., 2 covered
porches, one 14'x26' open deck,
swimming pool w/privacy fence,
beautiful landscaped on two 1/2 acre
lots with c/l fence. Call 648-5323.
tfc 5/7
40 ft. furnished trailer, 5 miles
from Overstreet Bridge, Hwy. 386. De-
posit $100, no pets. 648-5306.
tfc 5/7

3 bedroom double-wide on 2 lots
- Bay St, St. Joe Beach, $225 month.
1st and last month rent. Call 647-
8357. 2tc 5/7
2 bedroom, 1 bath mobile home,
Ig. fenced yard, near Pleasant Rest
Cemetery, $275 month plus utilities.
229-8581 or 227-1566. tfc 5/7
Mobile home at 103 Victoria Ave.,
behind Highland View Elementary
School. 3 bdrm., furnished, referenc-
es & deposit required. No pets. Call
639-5700 or 229-6711. tfc 4/30

For Rent: 2 bedroom trailer, de-
posit, no pets. 648-8211 tfic 5/7
Covered boat stalls at Mexico
Beach. North 32nd Street. 648-8979.
tfc 5/7

Nice one, two & three bedroom
apartments. Cen. h&a, stove & frost-
free refrigerator, playground available
with parents' supervision. Laundry
rm. provided. Rent determined by in-
come. Handicap units available. Pine
Ridge Apartments, 227-7451. Equal
Housing. tfc 5/7


2 BR energy efficient apts. for
rent. Good condition. Dogwood Ter-
race apts. Call 229-2783. tfc 5/7
For Sale or Rent: '83 Fleetwood 2
bedroom furnished mobile home in
Highland View and one trailer lot.
227-1260. tfc 5/7
For Rent: Furnished apartment
at 1508 1/2 Long Ave. Deposit re-
quired. Phone after 6 p.m., 229-6825.
tfc 5/7
OFFICE SPACE. Call George
Duren at 229-6031 and leave mes-
sage. tfc 5/7
Mobile home lots for rent, located
in Mexico Beach. 648-5476.
tfc 5/7
UNFURNISHED
* Large 2 bdrm. house, stove & re-
frig., cen. h&a, screen porch, car-
port & laundry rm.
* Large 2 bedroom apartment, stove
& refrig., washer/dryer hook-up.
* New extra Ig. 3 bdrm. house, 1 1/2
ba., inside laundry rm, ch&a, dish-
washer & stove, fully carpeted. No
pets.
FURNISHED
* Small 2 bdrm. home, auto. heat &
air, washer/dryer hook-up.
* One bedroom apartment, washer/
dryer hook-up.
Call 229-6777 after 7 p.m.
.tfc 5/7

Warehouses, small and large,
some with office, suitable for small
business, 229-6200. tfc 5/7
No need for wet carpets. Dry
clean-' them with HOST. Use rooms
right' .away. Rent machine. St. Joe
Furniture, 227-1251. thru 12/92


The Phantry Hotel, Rooms Pri-
vate-baths or dormitory style. Daily or
weekly rates. Will renovate to your
taste for lease. 302 Reid Ave., Port St.
Joe, FL 229-8723. tfc 5/7


APARTMENT FOR RENT
2 bedroom, central heat &
air, carpet, ceiling fan, ap-
pli-ances.
Call Phil at 227-2112 or Ken-
ny at 227-7241.






Yard Sale: 5 families, Saturday,
May 9, 8 to 12. 110 Second Avenue,
Oak Grove. Men's, large size ladies'
clothes, children's & infant wear,
dishes, quilts, lots of odds and ends.
ltc 5/7
Yard Sale, 13080 Hwy. 71, White
City. Lounge, vacuums, typewriters,
exercise equipment, clothes, etc. Look
for balloon, Saturday, nine till five.
Itp 5/7
Yard Sale, Saturday, May 9, cor-
ner of Santa Anna & Alabama. Girls'
clothes, 12 months 3T. Play pen,
toys and misc. Household items, 8:00
a.m. 2:00 p.m. Itp 5/7
Yard Sale: Friday and Saturday,
9:00 4:00, clothes, some furniture,
handicap equipment for elderly, odds
and ends, 353 Cortez St., St. Joe
Beach. Itp 5/7


14' fiberglass boat with 25 hp
Johnson motor and trailer. Heavy
duty table drill press. Call 648-5397.
ltp 5/7
IT Chrysler bass boat and 75 hp
Chrysler motor, plus galv. Shoreline
drive-on trailer, $1,800. 227-1802.
622 Madison St. Oak Grove.
.Itp 5/7

OUTBOARD MOTOR REPAIR -
home repairs may be made at your
home. Call Steve at 227-1687.
tfc 5/7





'77 Toyota Celica, 2000 cc en-
gine, rough body. Runs great, $550
obo. 647-8543. ltp 5/7
1978 Caddy Coupe De Ville, fully
loaded. See to appreciate, $4,250. Se-
rious inquiries only. Call 648-5662.
Itp 17
1990 Pontiac Grand AM LE. se-
dan, at, ps, pb, ac, am/fm, cassette,
clean, burgundy, 55K miles. $6,000.
647-5048. tfc 5/7






Need Cash? Individual will pay
cash for your mortgage. After 1 p.m.,
call.Panama City 1-265-2792.
1 lltp 4/23


TRADESand SRVICE


Need child care for summer? Do You Need A Babysitter? Ex-
Will keep week, day or drop-ins. perienced, mature adults will babysit
Clean, experienced. Reliable, have days, weekends optional. Will babysit '
references. Call Peggy at 229-8570. all ages. Please ask for Holly at 227-
4tp 5/7 7168. tfc 5/7
ATTORNEYS AT LAW charge / Port St. Joe Lodge No. 111
$50-$200 and up for documents such Reg. Stated Communication
as wills: $25 divorce: $25 Contracts;: R st and 3rd Thuisday of ea.
$25 and more. All: $25.. Call 648t month, Masonic Hall, 207 Reid Ave.
, .819,L. .. 2t.5/.1 ...._.g + ---mes BrooksyjW-M------
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE: Fred Nehring, Sec.
Guaranteed: If you don't receive bet- Cancer Support Group meeting
ter: more detailed: more personalized at the Wewahitchka Medical Center,
service for less money I will refund all 2nd and 4th Thursdays, 7 p.m., CST.
of your money. 3 month trial offer. Interested persons welcome to attend.


YARDS CUT, raked and ferti-
lized. Trees and bushes cut or
trimmed. Call Tommy Johnson at
229-8829 or 647-8494. 4tp 5/7
OUTBOARD MOTOR REPAIR -
Some repairs may be made at your
home. Call Steve at 227-1687.
tfc 5/7
ALL TYPES YARD WORK mow-
ing, raking, trim. Reasonable price.
Charles, call 229-8492. tfc 5/7

C. R. SMITH & SON
Backhoe work, dozer work, root
rake, front-end loader, lot clearing,
septic tanks, drain fields, fill dirt.
Rt. 2, Box AIC, Port St. Joe
Phone 229-6018
tfc 5/7

We Buy, Pawn, Sell or Trade
Guns

Indian Swamp Campground
Hwy. C-386, Howard Creek
tfc 5/7


SEWING & ALTERATIONS
of All Kinds.
Fashion, Weddings, or
Domestic
Men's, Women's & Children's
Call 229-6154
after 6 p.m.
4tc 5/7


Sea Trout Flounder


Sport Fish Bay Flats
CAPT. ROBBY PAYTON
(904) 229-8585
(St. Joe Charter Service)
Red Fish Lifte Tackle Blue Fish
4tp 4/23

WEDDING CAKES
Designed especially for you.
,Original recipe.
CATERING
Call 229-6154 evenings
and weekends.
4tc 5/7


Harmon's Heavy Equipment Co.
Specializing In Black Top Soil
BULL DOZERS BACKHOES LOADERS
TRACTORS DUMP TRUCKS
648-8924 or 648-5767 if no answer tc 5/7


Terry Parrish Construction Company

New Homes WE BUILD TO LAST
Additions & Remodeling A LIFETIME!
All Your Building Needs
For Free Estimates, Call 229-8589 tfc 5/7
ER0010992 Mexico Beach Ph. 648-5474
RA0054218
ARGARRY'S ELECTRICAL,
AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Electrical, Heating & Air Condition
New Construction & Remodeling Installation
SERVICE & REPAIR
ffc5/7 Commercial Refrigeration Installation & Service


Hot Tar
Shingles
Repairs
Re-Roofing


ROOFING
JESSIE CONTRACTING
Free Estimates


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

JOHN F. LAW
LAWYER 1-265-4794
26 Years of Experience
Worker's Compensation
Occupational Diseases,
Injuries and Accidents.
No charge for first conference.
7229 Deer Haven Road, P.C. tfusn/7


COSTIN'S
Bookkeeping Service
Tax Returns A Specialty.,
302B Reid Ave.
Port St. Joe
(904) 229-8581
trc 5/7


Wauneta's Accounting
& Income Tax

Wauneta Brewer St. Joe Beach
647-5043




AVOII

CATHERINE L. COLLIER
Independent Sales Representative
211 Allen Memorial Way Port St. Joe
(904) 229-6460 tfc 5/7

L & W CUSTOM
BUILDERS, INC.
Port St. Joe
ADDITIONS
REMODELING
NEW HOMES
REPAIRS
o COMMERCIAL BUILDING
Call today for a free estimate

Rawlis Leslie Melvin Ward
227-7107 or 647-8639
LIC. #RG0060879 tfc 5/7

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[ St. Joe Rent-All, Inc.
Small Engine Repairs
Factory Warranty Center


BROKEN TV, VCR OR WHATEV-
ER? Don't throw it away. Get yourself
some free beer money. I'll pick it up &
deliver some money. Call now, Swing-
arm Jim,.647-3116. tfc 5/7
Sewing and Alterations: drapes,
complete outfits, repairs. Call Daisy,
at Aline's, 229-6600 or 227-7193.
tfc 5/7


T.L.C. Lawn Service
All Types of Yard Work
Mowing, Raking, Trimming,
Weeding, Clean Outs
and Roof Sweeping.
Reasonable Monthly or
Seasonal Rates Available.
Call 229-6435 tfc 5/7

COSTIN INSURANCE AGENCY
Inc.
All Forms of Insurance
322 Reid Ave., Port St. Joe
Phone 229-8899
tfc 5/7


OUTBOARD ENGINE REPAIRS
Mercury to 40 hp
Evlnrude/Johnson to 55 hp
Tune-Ups
Repairs Overhaul
Tyler Smith Mechanic
227-1479 or 647-8021 t56/7


BOB'S PAINT &
BODY SHOP
29 Continuous Years of
Automotive Body Repair
Rebuild Wrecks Body
& Window Work
Expert Automotive Painting
FREE ESTIMATES on Your Body Work
See or Call BOB HEACOCK
Baltzell Ave. Phone 227-7229
tfc 5/7


SEARS IS AS CLOSE AS
YOUR TELEPHONE!







Sears Catalog Sales

227-1151
MICHAEL KILBOURN, Owner
410 Reid Ave. tfc 5/7


SLawnmowers R p Remoaeigr
STiller s New Construction
Chain saws
Generators
Pumps Weather Tight
* Engine Sales T Construction

iiT B Licensed & Insured
706 1st St.-St. Joe tC 5/7
227-2112 5i
Stfc 5/7i Kevin O'Neill, Owner 22\9-8635
maI1m1mm c5/7


Widowed person's support group
will meet every Thursday at First
Baptist Church, Mexico Beach on
15th St., 7 EST, 6 CST.
Call 648-8827 for information.



STUTZMAN CONST. CO.
All Types Roofing and Remodeling
30 years experience
Lic. #RB0030039, RC 0038936
"Where Quality Is Higher
Than Price"
229-8631
tfc 5/7

Thomas Heat/
Air/Electrical
10 Years Experience
All Types of Services
Commercial, Residential
Major Appliance Service
Call 648-3045
tic 5/7

Remodeling New Construction
Decks
Free Estimates 648-5886
TAYLOR CONSTRUCTION
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Mike Taylor P. O. Box 13459
Uc. #RG0051240 Mexico Beach, FL
ffc 5/7

Phone 227-1782
Cuts, Color, Frosting, Perms
Betty's Beauty Salon
"A Family Salon"
311 Madison St. Betty Heath
Oak Grove Owner/Mgr.
tfc 5/7


NEEI) IT? RENT I'r

St. Joe Rent-All, Inc.
706 1st St.
Phone 227-2112
ffc 6/7


DROOPY HEADLINERS
REPLACED





$69.95 Most Cars
$39.95 Most Pick-Ups
We have over 50 different shades and
colors In stock and ready to Install.
Call Oakley's Cars & Trucks
Corner 2nd Ave. & Madison St., Oak Grove
227-1294 tfc 5/7


Narcotics Anonymous
Meetings Monday Nights
8:00 p.m. at 302 Reid Ave.,
Information: Call (904) 229-6506
Women's Support Group, 7:00
p.m. Monday St. James Episcopal
Church. 227-1145 or 227-1128.

PAINTING SPECIAL
Free Estimates On-
Painting, Screen and-
Wood Repair
Phone 648-5301
4tc 4/16

Don't have time to clean your
car?Bring it to
DETAILS UNLIMITED
& let us take care of it for you.
Professional Detailer with 8 yrs. ex-
perience. We have the cheapest
rates in town with the best quality
job.
WAX DETAIL, $25 to $35.
WASH DETAIL, $10 to $15.
Carpet & Upholstery shampoo
prices vary. Rain checks
available.
Come see us at 103 Garrison Ave.
4tc 4/30


BARFIELD'S
LAWN & GARDEN
CENTER
Small Engine Repair

* Lawn Mowers
Weed Eaters '.
Chain Saws
Generators ".
*Pumps
Tillers
Go-Karts
229-2727
328 Reid Ave.
Port St. Joe trc 5/7


GLENN'S PAINT Rebuild Wrecks-
Body & Window Work
& BoDYSHOP Expert Painting
& oDYSHo e Free Estimates
503 First Street Port St. Joe. Insurance Claims
Phone 227-7133 tsc5/7

LIC # RF0051042
FREE ESTIMATES RG 0051008
ER 0011618

JOHNNY MIZE PLUMBING
PLUMBING CONTRACTOR NEW CONSTRUCTION REPAIRS
REMODELING RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL
INSTALLATION OF WATER LINES AND SEWER LINES
MINOR ELECTRICAL
PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA tc 5/7 904/229-6821











PAGE 2B THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, MAY 7,1992


10% Broker on sale, Barrier
Dunes townhouse at $130,000. 229-
2631, John Wright. 3tc 5/7

3 bedroom house located at 106
7th St., Highland View. Patio and util-
ity shed, screened in porch, St. Jo-
seph Bay view. Call 229-8149.
8tp 4/30

Four bedroom, 2 bath remodeled
brick home in great neighborhood.
1600 sq. ft. split plan has great rm.
w/fireplace, ceiling fans, and a large
master bdrm., large lot has oaks and
sago palms. Energy efficient. 229-
8457 nights, 545-6446 days.
tfc 4/30

4 bedroom, 2 bath, cen. heat and
air, ceiling fans, patio, masonry con-
struction, conveniently located in Port
St. Joe. Call 229-8706. tfc 4/30

FOR SALE BY OWNER: 1.5 acres
with lots of old shady oak trees on
Hwy. C-30 directly across from New-
man's Construction Co. Five minutes
from town, beaches and golf course.
Call (904) 229-2708 after 5 p.m.
tfc 5/7

Port St. Joe: 2 bedroom frame
house, Ig. country kitchen & appli-
ances on quiet boulevard. Cen. heat,
window air, ceiling fans, like new
washer & dryer, dinette, china cabi-
net, couch, chair, curtains & blinds
included, $29,500. Call 227-1803 af-
ter 5 p.m. tfc 5/7

2 bedroom house, oak floors,
deck, carport, stove & refrigerator in-
cluded, $37,000. 107 Hunter Circle.
Call for appointment, 229-8305.
tfc 5/7

Trailer and lots at Lands Landing
in Wewahitchka. Call 227-1313 for in-
formation., tfc 5/7

1/2. acre mobile lot, no down
payment, Overstreet area, $93.63
month.
2 1/2 acre country living, Over-
street area, $9,500.00. Financing
available.
8T beachfront lot
Small parcels, Dalkeith Road.
Call George at 229-6031.


Country living overlooking We-
tappo Creek, 3 bdrm., 2 ba. 1500 sq.
ft living space, 26'x56' mobile home,
15x26' grand room, ch&a, fireplace, 2
car garage, 2 util. bldg., 2 covered
porches, one 14'x26' open deck,
swimming pool w/privacy fence,
beautiful landscaped on two 1/2 acre
lots with c/l fence. $56,500. Call 648-
5323 for appt. tfc 5/7

50x150 lot w/2 BR, 14x60 MH
and all improvements. $21,500.
Americus St., St. Joe Beach. Financ-
ing Available. Call 648-5323.
tfc 5/7


GULF FRONT
PRISTINE REMOTE
BEACH

1, 2 and 3 BEDROOM
TOWNHOMES
(Rental Unit Available)

BARRIER DUNES
RESORT
Cape San Blas, Florida

(904) 229-2777
1-800-624-3964
tic 5/7






BOBBIE J. MILLER
LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER
904 648-3022
P. 0. BOX 13261 Associate:
MEXICO BEACH, FL 32410 JIM VICKERS


GREAT INVESTMENT
Victorian home. 3 bedroom,
2 bath, GulfAire Subdivi-
sion, $71,500.00.

3 bedroom home on 3 -
50'x100' lots, chain link
fenced. Beacon Hill. Call for
appt. $53,500.00.
Otn 4/In


State Certified Residential Appraiser #0001273
Mortgage Rates Are Low, Now Is The Time To Buy!
SALES ASSOCIATES
Frances Chason 229-8747
Charles Shoaf 227-7429 Doris Strickland 229-8988
PORT ST. JOE
2004 Cypress Ave.: Lovely well maintained brick home with 3 BR/2 bath, living
room, dinign room, den, and FIroida room connecting to covered patio, inground
pool, double garage and amny extras. $86,000.00.
805 Long Avenue: 3BR, 2 bath frame home, c/h & air enclosed porch, fenced
yard. $28,500.
127 Plantation Drive, Cape Plantation: 3 BR, 2 bath brick home with shower in
double garage. Total electric. Exclusive neighborhood. Ideal for golfer, retired
people or young family. Many extras! Small equity and assume. $95,000.00.
1402 Long Ave.: Well kept 2 BR/1 bath home with c/h & air plus 2 rental aptsl 2 bd/
1 bath each. All for $59,500.
1314 Garrison Ave.: 2 BR, 1 bath home with double carport on 1 1/2 lots, fenced
back yard. $35,000.
1101 Constitution Drive: BAYFRONT Lovely two story, 3 BR, 1.1/2 bath home.-
$4-26,OOO'Q. REDUCED TO $9900,000.00 $87,500.00.
517 4th St.: Charming older 4 bedroom, 2 bath home in great condition, new roof,
AND
517 1/2 4th St.: Apartment building with two furnished apartments, each two bed-
.room, 1 bath. A' Great Investment! Rent from apartments could make your mort-
gage payments. Good rental record. BOTH FOR ONLY $50,000.00. Reduced
to $55,000.00.
230 7th St.: Price reduced on this newly painted 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with deck
and outside storage. Good starter home, good rental investment..
532 3rdSOLUI, 1 bath.
CAPE SAN BLAS
Gulf front Beach Cottage: Completely furnished 2 BR, 2 BA, kitchen with eating
area, living room, ready to move in! $Asking $122,900.00.
OAK GROVE
201 Iola St.: 3 ri 2 bath, living room, kitchen, closed
in back porcTHf."
THE BEACHES
Between 3rd and 4th Street, Hwy. 98, Mexico Beach: 3 BR, 2 ba home with large
glassed in front porch. Completely furnished. $125,000.00.
3rd Ave., Beacon Hill: Two bedroom, 1 bath home, 3 blocks from the Beach, ideal
for young couple or retired couple, 1 1/2 lots, fenced in yard with fruit trees,
quiet neighborhood. $45,000.00.
Ponce De Leon, St. Joe Beach: Nice 2 bedroom, 2 bath 14'x70' mobile home with
sun deck and screened porch on two 75'x150' lots. Central heat & air, all appli-
ances. $45,00.00.
LOTS & LAND
Overstreet: 13 acres near bridge and canal with many nice oaks and fronts on
paved street.
8th St.: 1 1/2 nice lots, 75'x170', only $12,000.00.
COMMERCIAL: 4 commercial lots with buildings, corner of Reid Avenue and First
St. only $60,000.
1908 & 1910 Long Ave.: 2 nice high lots, 60x140 and 68x172.
Cape San Bias: 270 ft. prime Gulf frontage 600 ft. deep. Will sell or all part.
Mexico Beach, 43rd St.: Nice canal lot w/city dock across street, 71'x90'. $39,000.
Chipola Cut Off PRICED FOR QUICK SALE 3 lots ONLY $8,000.00.
St. Joseph Shores: Owner will listen to offers on this 3 acres with 231 ft. of highway
frontage.
Port St. Joe: 520 3rd St. 50x170. $8,000.00.
Port St. Joe: 301 Woodward zoned commercial, 75x150. Reduced to $10,000.00.
Mexico Beach: Texas Drive. Nice home lot 100'x100'. $10,000.00.
FOR RENT
Like new 2 -bedroom, 2 bath unfurnished townhouse. All kitchen appliances, wash-
er and dryer hook-up. Tastefully decorated. No pets. $400 mo.
2111 Juniper Ave.: Nice 3 BR, 2 ba. house with fenced yard, pool, den, sun porch
& carport. $500 mo. plus $200 deposit. No pets.


Hair stylist needed. Call
at Cross Cuts, 648-8977 fo
view.




TRUCK

DRIVERS


1 yr. experience-
to 28/mi. starting
(incl. flat pay ar
quarterly bonus).
choose van or fl
division. 350 mi. g
anteed haul. Tuiti
free training avail
for those with no
perience. Health
dental, life insurar
401K. Call Poole Tr
Line 1-800-553-94
dept. TK-73.

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lahassee to do the following
things: see the star show at the
FSU Planetarium, visit the Old
Capitol, and ride the speedy ele-
vator up to the top of the new
Capitol, ride the escalator at the
Mall, and then picnic at the park
below Capital Hill. We appreciate
all chaperones who will be going
with us.
Sail Into Summer...April Hoopla
Wednesday, April 29, the
April Hoopla committee treated
us to a delightful 'Sail into Sum-
mer' party. The decorations were
all nautical in theme and the re-
freshments blew everyone's diet.
There was everything from sand-
wiches, homemade egg rolls,
cheese and crackers, carrot cake,
wedding cookies, fruit and vegeta-
ble trays, dip, chips, and tropical
punch. We pigged out. Hostesses
for the occasion were Janice Nel-
son, Pam Sumner, Joyce Groom,
Myrle Jones, Claudice Baxley,
Sandra Husband, Patsy Lister,
and Mr. Kelley. Two teams played
a relay that goes like this: Mem-
bers had to walk to a chair, eat
two Ritz crackers, put an umbrel-
la over their heads and then
whistle! The first team to success-
fully complete this task won their
choice of a lovely door prize. (By
the way, the losing team got to
pick a nice prize, too.) If you
think it's easy to eat a dry crack-
er and then whistle, try it.
Highland Games in Third
After a week of studying Scot-
land, the unit culminated with
Highland Games at the WHS Ga-
tor field. Teams (or clans) compet-


If anyone in the community

would like a copy of the minutes
of the newly formed Parents
Awareness Group, they may pick
up a -copy at WES, WHS, or at
The United Pentecostal Church.
"We're Off to See the Wizard"
Students, parents, and teach-
ers were off Thursday, April 30,
to see the Theatre Arts for Youth
Production of The Wizard of Oz. It
was held at the Marina Civic Cen-
ter in Panama City. Kindergarten-
ers and first graders were really
impressed when the bad witch
chased the Tin Man and the Cow-
ardly Lion all over the huge audi-
ence. This is the 92nd publishing
birthday of Frank Baum's time-
less enchanting adventure.
53 Fresh Faces Registered
for Kindergarten
They came walking down the
sidewalks with scrubbed faces
and eyes full of hope. Their ex-
citement as they registered for
school gives one hope for the fu-
ture. If only the desire to learn,
the joy of exploring, and discovery
could last them all through
school. They're 100 percent of our
future. Helping in the registration
were Alisa Walker, Connie St.
Clair, Nadine Whitfield, Joyce
Groom, Janice Nelson, Sharon
Owens, Marilyn Whitten, Carol
Kelley, Betty Husband, and Mae
Murphy.
3rd Grade Goes on a
Super Special Trip
We think our favorite unit in
our science book is the study of
the solar system and so we espe-
cially enjoy going on our last field
trip of the year. At 8:00 Friday,
May 8, the children will go to TalI







LOTS FOR SALE-On Cemetery
Road, 1 mile off Overstreet Road, 9
miles south of Wewa. Owner financ-
ing. Call 229-6961. tfc 5/23/92





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Occasional baby sitter needed,
my home or yours. References. Call
Karen at 648-8700. ltc 5/7

Job openings: St. Joseph Bay
Country Club. Cook weekdays, occa-
sional evenings, approx. 25 hours
per week. Waitress/bartender, Satur-
day, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Ap-
prox. 24 hours per week. Occasional
evenings. Please contact Susan after
10:30 a.m. 227-1757. Itc 5/7


1 Sharon IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTEENTH JUDI-
br inter- CIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
tc 3/26 AND FOR GULF COUNTY
tfc 3/26 CASE NO. 92-40
THOMAS COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN
ASSOCIATION. a Georgia corporation.
Plaintiff,
vs.
CHARLES G. MORRISON. MCORP. a Georgia cor-
poration. PETE BROWN and BARRIER DUNES
HOMEOWNERS ASSOC.,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE
PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45. FLORIDA STAT-
UTES
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant
to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated the 27th
day of April. 1992. In Case No. 92-40 of the Circuit
-up Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit. In and for
Gulf County. Florida. In which THOMAS COUNTY
pay FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. a
Georga Corporation Is the Plantiff and CHARLES
id G. MORRISON. MCORP. a Georgia Corporation.
PETE BROWN and BARRIER DUNES HOMEOWN-
You ER'S ASSOCIATION are the DefendantLs. I will sell
Sto the highest bidder, for cash, at the front door of
lat the Gulf Cou"nty Courthouse In Port St. Joe. Flori-
da. at I 1:00 a.m. (Eastern Standard Tnie) on the
uar- 19th day of May. 1992. the following described
property:
on- Unit 197. Barrier Dunes, as described
In Protective Covenants. Conditions
able and Restrictions of Barrier Dunties.
dated July 25. 1985 aid recorded Au-
ex- gust 6, 1985 In Official Records Book
107. page 227 of the Public Records of
h, Gulf County. Florida anid First Amend-
iMelilt to Protective Coveinants. Conidl-
ice, tlons arnd Restrictiojs of Batrier
SDirties, dated January 10. 1980 and
ruck recorded March 3. 1986 In Official
Records Book 1 10. page 805 of the
43,, Puhblic Records of Gulf County. Flori-
da.
DATED THIS 27th day of April. 1992.
BENNY C. LISTER
tp 5/7 CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
tp 5/7 GULF COUNTY. FLORIDA
Puhllsh: April 30 and May 7. 1992.


ed in tossing the
cabor, putting the
stone, relays, and tug-o -
war The Tartan
plaids of the
McTremain and
McWhitfleld ... .
were worn. .-;
Earlier in,the week, the students
had a Scottish tea consisting of
bannocks, shortbread, and tea.

6th Grade Graduation
Mr. Kelley would like to invite
everyone to attend the sixth grade
graduation of our students. The
program will be tuesday, May 19
at 6:00 in the evening. All other
awards programs will be on Fri-
day, May 22. Times will be an-
nounced next week.



Social Security

Help Available
Most Social Security business
can be handled over the phone.
You are invited to call Social Se-
curity at 1-800-772-1213.
If this is not possible, you.
may come to the office located at
30 West GovernmentStreet, Pan-
ama City. The office is open Mon-
day through Friday from 8:30
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. CT, except on
national holidays. If you cannot
come to Panama City, you may
met the Social Security represen-
tative as shown below.
Wewahitchka: SES Office,
10:00 a.m. to noon CT, May 11.


NOTICE TO RECEIVE SEALED BIDS
BID NO. 0192-18
The Board of County Commissioners of Gulf
County, Florida, will receive sealed bids from any
person, company, or corporation Interested n sell-
Ing the County the following described personal
property:
Replacement of metal roofing on the
Gulf County Public Works/Mosquito
Control Building In Port SL Joe.
The contractor shall furnish all labor,
materials and equipment and shall be
-responsible for the entire completion
of the project -
Existing metal roofing to be replaced
with galvaltimn sheets w/shielded
screws w/stainless .heads, w/2" vinyl
insulation. Site survey can be made at
1000 10th Street in Port St Joe.
Bidders must meet Gulf County Li-
censing anid Insurance requirements.
Any questions should be directed to
the Gulf County Building Department
at 229-8944.
The Bid must conform to Section 287.133
(3) Florida Statutes, on Public Entity Crimes.
Delivery Date must be specified.
Liquidated damages for failure to deliver
unit on specified date will be set at $25.00 per
day.
Please indicate, on envelope that this Is a
Sealed Bid, the Bid Number, and what the bid is
for.
Bids will be received until 5:00 o'clock, p.m..
Eastern TIme, May 11. 1992, at the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gulf County. Court-
house, 1000 Fifth Street Port St. Joe, Florida
32456. The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GULF COUNTY. FLORIDA
BY: /s/ Billy E. Traylor
Publish: April 30 and May 7, 1992.
NOTICE TO RECEIVE SEALED BIDS
BID NO. 9192-19
The Board of County 'Commiissioners of Gulf
County. Florida, will receive sealed bids from any
person, company. or corporation Interested in sell-
ing the County the following described personal
property:
Replacement ofJallhouse Windows
In the Gulf County Jail
The contractor shall furnish all labor,
materials and equipment and be re-
sponsible for the entire completion of
the Job.
1) Remove existing Jallhouse windows
and replace with windows according to
specifications.
2) Provide mad Install security bars
over Jallhouse windows.
3) Specifications 'obtained at the Gulf
Co. Building Dept.


- ,H Last Play of
the Year
The second grades
will present their
play Johnny Ap-
S pleseed on
Thursday, May
P4. We Invite
everyone to attend. Teachers
Joyce Quinn, Sue McDaniel, and
Judi Lister have worked really
hard on this. (And if you don't
think putting on a play near the
end of school is hard, think
again!)


Wewa Band

Performing'
The Wewahitchka Hign
School Gator Sound Marching
Band will be hosting their Spring
Concert on May 15 at 7:00 p.m.
CT at the Wewahitchka High
School commons area. The public
is cordially Invited to attend.
Please attend and support the
band. They have some. really
great music to listen to. Also, the
beginner band will be performing
the night of the concert.,




Card of Thanks
The James C. Graves, Vince
Taylor Sr., Marie Bramton, and
Danny Taylor families would like
to thank each and everyone for
your cards, calls, food and visits
during the passing of our loved
one.


All questions should be directed to the
Gulf County Building Department at
229-8944.
The Bid must conform to Section 287.133
(3) Florida Statutes, on Public Entity Crimes.
Delivery Date must be specified.
Liquidated damages for failure to deliver
unit on specified date will be set at $25.00 per
day.
Please Indicate on envelope that this is a
Sealed Bid. the Bid Number, and what the bid is
for.
Bids will be received until 5:00 o'clock, p.m.,
Eastern Time. May 26, 1992, at the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court, Gulf County Court-
house. 1000 Fifth Street, Port St. Joe. Florida
32456. The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GULF COUNTY. FLORIDA
BY: /s/ Billy E. Traylor
I'Pulilsh: May 7 and 14. 1992.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Effective May 18, 1992. all users of the Five
Points or Wetappo Landfills hauling waste related
In any way to a business, contractor or Industry
will be charged $25.00 per ton for disposal. All us-
ers will be billed monthly for this service, and will
be expected to pay thdie bill by the end of the
month. Failure to pay charges by the end of the
month will result In the loss of disposal privileges.
Any person, company or corporation whose
principal place of business Is Gulf County must
complete an application and.return it to the Gulf
County Clerk's Office in order for an account to be
established for your company.
Any person, company or corporation whose
principal place of business or operation is located
outside of Gulf County will be allowed to haul to
the Gulf County landfills under the following con-
ditions:
(1) They must agree not to bring In debris
from outside Gulf County;
(2) They must provide a surely bond In the
amount of $5.000.00; and
(3) They must complete an application and
return It to the Gulf County Clerk's Office.
Identification cards will be issued and must
be presented on each trip to the landfill to ensure
proper billing.
Should you have any questions regarding
this matter, you may contact the Gulf County Pub-
lic Works Department at (904) 227-1401. Please
return the application to the following address:
GULF COUNTY BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Attention: Landfill Billing
1000 Fifth Street
Port St. Joe. Florida 32456
Publish: May 7 and 14. 1992.


[DLLLEMORE
REAL ESTATE

INC.

Corner 10th Street and U.S. Hwy. 98
Mexico Beach, FL 32410
(904) 648-5146 or 1-800-458-7478

Interested in
Purchasing A Home?
Selling A Home?
Renting A Place to
Reside or Take A
Relaxing Vacation
Call Our Office
One of our Agents Would Be Glad to Assist You

ELLEN ALLEMORE, Broker 648-8939
K SALES and RENTALS )


HANNON REALTY, Inc.


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTEENTH JUDI-
CIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR GULF COUNTY
CASE NO. 92-76
ROBERT W. FREDERICKS and Wife. YVONNE L.
FREDERICKS,
Plaintiffs,
vs.
JOHN P. WINDER and Wife, ATHENA'lM. WINDER,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: JOHN P. WINDER
ATHENA M. WINDER, his Wife
1684 Bracken Road
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48013
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Complaint- to
foreclose a mortgage on the following described
real property In Gulf County,. Florida, which mort-
gage is recorded in Gulf County Official Records
Book 136. Pages 489-491, to-wit:
Commencing at the NW corner of Sec-
tion 20. Township 9 South, Range 11
West, Gulf County, Florida: thence S.
8915'46"E along the North line of
said section for 1318.67 feet; thence
S. 041'27"W 2843.64 feet to a point
on the westerly right-of-way line of
County Road No. 30-E; thence S.
1650'42"E. along said right-of-way
line a distance of 979.26" feet for the
POINT OF BEGINNING; thence 'contin-
ue S. 16*50'42"E. along said right-of-
way line for 61.26 feet; thence
S.7909'49'W. 336 feet, more or less.
to the mean high water line of the Gulf
of Mexico; thence meandering North-
westerly along and with said mean
high water line to a point that bears S.
74*01'l4"W, from the Point of Begin-
ning: thence N. 7401'14"E. 340 feet.
more or less, to the Point of Begin-
ning.
has been filed against you and you are required to
serve a copy of your written defenses, if any. to It
on Plaintiffs' Attorney. JULIAN BENNETT. P.O.
Box 2422, Panama City, Florida 32402, on or be-
fore the 21st day of May. 1992. and file the origi-
nal with the Clerk of this Court either before ser-
vice on Plaintiffs attorney or immediately
thereafter: otherwise a default will be entered
against you for the relief demanded in the Com-
plaint.
WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on
this 8th day of April. 1992.
BENNY C. LISTER
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
By: /s/ Tonya Knox
Deputy Clerk
Publish: April 23, 30, May 7 and 14, 1992.


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Organic Gardening


By Roy Lee Carter


County Extension Director
Backyard gardening is be-
coming more and more popular,
as people look for ways to reduce
their food bills and have better
quality vegetables. Also, increas-
ing numbers of people are finding
gardening to be a good way of re-
lieving some of the stress and
strain of daily life. With this grow-
ing interest has come the aware-
ness that certain gardening prac-
tices may be harmful to the
environment and ourselves. Some
gardeners question the use of
chemical fertilizers and chemical
pest control methods. These peo-
ple are turning to alternative
practices which were around long
before the development of today's
chemical gardening products.


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By: Richard Miller
*Good news: the number of al-
cohol-related traffic deaths has
fallen steadily since 1982, fed-
eral health officials report.
Credit goes to several deter-
rents, such as increasing the
minimum drinking age in all
states and the strengthening of
drunk-driving laws.
*Corrosion on battery terminals
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- limiting current flow from the
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and reinstall securely.
*Check brakes regularly. Be-
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downward and hold for 30 sec-
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*Easy rule for safer driving -
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Service and Sales


ROY
LEE
CARTER

Agent




The primary differences be-
tween organic gardening and con-
ventional gardening involve the
areas of fertilization and pest con-
trol. The organic gardener prefers
to use organic materials and nat-
ural methods for dealing with fer-
tilizer needs and insect problems,
which the conventional gardener
employs a combination of chemi-
cally prepared materials to meet
these requirements.
Whichever method you
choose, you need to select a plot
of good, well-drained soil for
planting vegetables. And,you
need to choose vegetable varieties


00104-000
9 P-0009400 $62,33
WEWA BEAUTY & STYLING SALON


00108-000
10 P--0009700
FIDUCIARY LEASCO INC


00127-000
11 P--0011300'
DUNAHOO JOHN R.
00163-050
12 P-0013200
HENDERSON SEAFOOD
00252-000
13 P-0019100
MUINA DR,
00283-000
14 P-0020800
TAUNTON'S HARDWARE
00293-000
15 P-0020900
RAFFIELD FISHERIES INC
00329-200
16 'P-0024000
SOUTHEASTERN LANDSCAPING
00352-000
17 P-0026400
STARLING OIL COMPANY
00374-000
18 P-0029600
THE BOARDWALK AT CAPE
00401-000
19 P-0030700
WEATHER TIGHT CONSTRUCT'
00414-050 .
20 P-0031900
WHITFIELD CORNER
00414-100
21 P-0032000
WHITFIELD LANDING INC
00420-000
22 P-0032300
WILLIAMS ENVIRONMENTAL
b 06427-003
'"23 P-0032900
CAMP NAUTILUS INC.


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suited to Florida growing condi-
tions. After these basic decisions,
the methods of organic and con-
ventional gardening begin to dif-
fer.
Soil preparation in organic
gardening is a particularly impor-
tant step. Since organic fertilizers
and soil conditioning materials
work rather slowly, they need to
be mixed into the soil at least
three weeks ahead of planting
time. Make sure you break up all
the lumps of organic matter. If


you leave them whole, they can
interfere with efficient seeding,
and may cause nutrient deficien-
cies, and even soil borne diseas-
es.
To have a successful organic-'
garden, you need to use abun-
dant quantities of organic materi-
al usually in the form of ani-
mal manures, cover crops, com-
post, or mixed organic fertilizer.
These materials improve the tilth,
condition, and structure of the


Notice of Tax


Certificate Sale
Pursuant to Chapter 197.402, Florida Statutes, Notice is here-
by given that on the 1st day of June, 1992, at 9 A.M. Eastern
Daylight Time, Tax Sale Certificates will be sold on the follow-
ing described lands to pay the amount due for the taxes here-
in set opposite the same, together with all-costs of such sale
and all advertising. Sale will be held at the Gulf County Court-
house, County Commission Meeting Room, 1000 Fifth Street,
Port St. Joe, County of Gulf, State of Florida.

EDA RUTH TAYLOR
Tax Collector
Gulf County, Florida


Notice
Pursuant to Chapter 197.402,
Florida Statutes, Notice Is hereby
given that the Personal Property
Taxes assessed for the year
1991 are now delinquent and
such taxes are now drawing Inter-
est at the rate of 18 percent per
year. Unless the amount set op-
posite each name below is paid,
warrants will be Issued thereon
pursuant to Chapter 197.413,
Florida Statutes and the Tax Col-
lector will apply to the Circuit
Court for an order directing levy
upon and seizure of the personal
property of the taxpayer for un-
paid taxes.

EDA RUTH TAYLOR
Tax Collector
Gulf County, Florida
00007-025
1 ..P-0001600 $262.29
AQUA FARM FRESH INC
00020--000
2 P-0002600. $32.56
BELL'S RESTAURANT
00052-025
3 P-0005400 $38.60
CAP'N JACK'S
00058-000
4 P-0006100 $43,33
HERRING DEMPSEY
00062-000
5 P-0006200 $46.34
CLARA'S GRILL
00069-002
6 P-0007000 $93.27
ST. JOE CUSTOM BUILDERS
00081-000
7 P-0007600 $231.39
AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY & MACHINERY
S90 096-,0......"... ..
. 8 P-0008900. $70.89
DOTS BAKERY


00334-'i00R
S42.07 41 R-0060300 %221 6S
NEEL GEORGE B. 8: BRENDA K.
S 5 T 7-R 8 HOWARD CREEK PROP
.t2/ (UNRECORDED) S/2 OF LOT i ORB
INC. 62/671 (BEING 1E0 FT X 1EO FT
LOT)
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)-
1300.i+ 00324+-230R
15 R-0062900 HX -S20713
FS WHITWORTH BARNEY G. 8: MARY
T HOWARD CREEK PROP NO 2
UNRECORDED LOTS 9 8: 10 ORB
138/735-36 FR WHITWORTH
MAPS# 156D
BLK B
H S. 00334-253R
RES 1& R-0063800 *388.09
; FT POWELL W.H.
9? FR HOWARD CREEK PROP. NO, 2
UNRECORD LOT 3 ORB 130/2E8
CERT. OF TITLE FR CLERK
MAP#S i6C
: BLi C


$27. 09 00060-200R
1 R-0009800
GULF COUNTY FARMS INC'
S 3:1 T 6 R 8 10.162 AC MN/L
$63,85 BEING PARCEL B P.ECID ORB 1
225-40 FR HOLIDAY BEA',H, I
MAP# 1E.
$291.58 00106-0OOR
2 R-o013600 *S
DOM BEK CLARENCE H, ET UX
S 5 T 7 R S WHITFIELD ACRE
$578.14 (UNRECORDED) A 87 X 130 FEl
LOT ORB 55/314
MAP #1i6A
$1,773.26 001_2-IOOR
3 R-00:OO -00
DEAN III JOHN G. 8: REBEKAL
$188.40 5S5 T 7 R 8 WHITFIELD ACF
NG SUBD. (UNREC,) A 70 X 10<
PORT OF LOT 4 ORB 130/6-
HOLLEY 8: PERRY
$247.58 MAP# i56A
00292-0OR
4 R-004E'+00
$83,63 COOPER JOE
SAN BLAST WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB :
-9. LOTS 7 8: 81 ORB 53/680.
$1i9,85s MAP N -.6 A
ION ON
00294-OOOPR
$62.33 -5 R-004' 00
SAIN WILLIAM 0.
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB :
$163. 98 59 LOT 10 ORB 138/737 0C.
SAIN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA;

$1 .230,'51 00310-000R
SERU iNC & R-00'+8900
HELMS NELSON 8: GLENNA
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
S$223. 30 CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB
59 LOT '4
MAP # I56 A
Bl
R03i?-000DR
7 R-OeO.70o
MILLS STEVE
WHITFIELD ACRES AT IHOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION FPB
'9 LOTS 1 8: 2 8: W +9' OFr
1S 8: W F' OF LOT 16 ORB
(FOR. FURTHER LEGAL SEE T-:TA
003:-OOiR00 R
8 R-00-Oi00
FROST WILLIAM P. 8: ZEL.MA
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDN4 PB 1i
LOT 0 S: 1i ORB 34/7691 C
MC NEIL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA
00334-013R
9' R-0093900
I- HOLDIAY BEACH INC.
S 5 T 7 R 8 .44+ AC M/L HO
CREEK PROP (UNRECORDED) L.
i, LESS E 75 FT 8: LESS W
FT ORB 106/799 TO BRUNER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA
00334-025R
iO R-005 00
GULF COUNTY FARMS INC
S 5 T 7 R 8 HOWARD CREEK
.(UNRECORDED) N/:. OF LOT 3
i'+2/225-40 FR HOLIDAY BEA
INC'.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA
00334--037R
1 i R-005-6200
SIDES THOMAS H.
S 5 T 7 R S HOWARD CREEK
(UNREC) W/2 OF LOT i LESS
SO. FT PARCEL IN THE SWC
133/50 FR OKALOOSA ELECT
.(FOR FURTHER I..EGAL SEE TA
033'4-iY076R
i2 R-00E:9400
LEE BILLY GS. ET AL
S S T 7 R S HOWARD CREEK
(UNRECORDED) LOT 4 ORB E7
MAP # 156 A

003334-078R
13 R-O059500
LEE BILLY G. ET UiX
S T 7 R S HOWARD CREEK
(UNRECORDED) LOT S ORB 87
MAP # 156 A


00360-2'+2R
$4. 2,07 2 R-007E800 1S87.63
STEWART CAROL J4
PROP S 6 T 7 R 8
1/731 HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES
LOT 20 ORB 134/254 FR
BLK 7 HOLIDAY BEACH, INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
92.78 00416-OOOPR
26 PR-0087900 -148.66.
PROF TAYLOR TIMOTHY H.
F/L99 5 31 T 3 R 9 1 AC RECI'O
ORB 138/40 FR TERRY 8: TAYLOR
BLK 7 MAP# 109C


soil. They help the soil hold water:
and nutrients better. In addition,:
organic matter supports microbi--.
ological activity in the soil, and:
contributes major and minor"
plant nutrients. Another benefitK;
is that as these organic substanc-'
es decompose, they release acids:
which help convert insoluble nat-:
ural additives, such as ground:
rock, into forms plants can use.



00'19-OOOR
27 R-008S2'0 HX 809.:;:
DILL JOHN C. MRS.
S 31 T 3 R '7 ? AC LANE, DESC
IN ORB s0/-80 FR HALEY -:: ORB
50/82 FR THOMAS 8: LESS ORB
83/618 TO SHEALY 8: LESS ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
004 6-O0iR
28 R-0092S00 SO
SYFRETT RAYMOND 3: ANN S.
S 6 T 4 R 9 11 AC N/L REC'D
ORB 60/662 FR EASTERLING-
BEING PARCEL "A" 8: PARCEL
"A-i" ORB 62/18 6 A PORTION
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL),
004-78-OOR
29 R-0096900 S162.38'
MILLS WELL H.
KENTUCKY. LANDING SUBDIVISION
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 35 S 75 FT
OF LOT 2
MAP #1"7C:
BLK i


00496-O000R
30 R-0098800 $2E 27.:
GARNER JOHN W 8: SANDRA F
KENTUCKY LANDING SUBDIVISION
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 35 LOT 3 ORB
106/318 FR GIBSON
MAP #i27C
BLK 3 -

OOE08-8OR
i3 R-0109200 HX *3223 80-
DAVIS ELBERT M. 8: MARTHA L.
S 17 T 4 R 9 .92 AC MNIL
BEING LOT S, UNREC PLAT BY
FISHER ORB i35/'+15
MAP 1l11A
0023-OOOR
32 R-Oii3io00 551.61-
iARTER JOHN W. 8: CHRISTINE
CHIPOLA CUTOFF ADDITION TO
IOLALOT 3 P 2 PG 21 ORB
ii1/706 FR POWELL
MAP# tli A


33 R-0 1.i9 ,:>0.
KENT LEE ROY 3: E,;" MAE
S CZ T P. BEING LOT .
90 FT Uj.NRECO! :E::'' FLAT 'R
ORB 88 F'R C
MAP. 1:J.lC


0o-057-OO0R
34 R-Oi:;21 'o0 $39-7.8
BORDERS VALER'AE HIRs OF
S 30T '+ R !.SfA AC BEG AT '
NEC OF- ii '' OF' N .; 4 RUIN S T9
CHS, TH W 2:2 CHS, TH N 9
CHIS TH E 2.:: :Hi TO POB.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX .ROLL).


0000'6-OSOR
35 R- 01:25:000
HUTCHISON DICK
,RE. BULL ISLAND
NO. i LOT I. OR.B
'P 79/1129
MAP #1i:2B


SE2.21
SUEB. UNIT
73/:E28 : ORB F

BLK E


00620-080R
36 R-0i33300 2W
DIXON CHARLOTTE L.
RED BULL ISLAND SUBD. UNIT
NO. 2 LOT 10 ORB 1i0/308 FR
LANE
MAP# 1:2B
OLK K
00627-030R
37 R--0138600 0'
MC ARDLE JAMES L.
RED BULL ISLAND SUBD. UNIT
NO. 2 LOT 19 ORB 116/722 FR
HOLLAND
MAP ail:2B


<', '


00627-0'"OR
38 R-0138700 5S:2.2i
MC ARDLE JAMES L.
RED. BOLL ISLAND' SUBD, UNIT
NO. 2 LOT 200: 1 ACRE,
ADJOINING REC'D ORB :16/722
FR HOLLAND.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL "EE TAX ROLL)
00629-080R
39 R-01'+0600 Sii2.39
ARMSTRON JOHNNIE E. 8: VERA M.
RED BULL ISLAND SUBD. UNIT
NO. 2 LOT 12 8: 16 ORB 130/8E3
FR PICKRON
NAP i1128
ELK N
40 R--01'+200 *3S7.93
SANCHEZ SHIRLEY
RED FULL ISLAND SUEDI,. UNIT
NO. 2 LOT i
ORB 129/791-':2 FR ESTATE OF
WADE HOPKINS
iFOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
OOA3+-OSO,
L1. R--OiSE3o0 517'+.9?
HAMMOND J.w.
RED GULL ISLAND SUBD. UNIT
NO. 2. LOT 11, 121 13 ORB 132/
868-69 FR RUDD
MAP# ii2B
BLK P.

006O40-OOR
4:2 R-0146000 $76.30
MYERS CHRISTA
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LOT 4 ORB 133/563-65 FR NEWELL
MAP # 1128B.
BLK A
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00334-263R
17 R-0064800 S241.43
MARTIN NORMAN M.
HOWARD CREEK PROPF NO. 2
UNRECORD LOT 13 ORB 90/077 FR
HOLIDAY' BEACH INC & LOT 14
FR HART IN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
0033'+--530R
18 R-0065900 595.6'+
LONG BUFORD
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES
UNIT NO. 3 UNRECORDED
LOT ORB 144+/265 FR GULF
COUNTY FARMS INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00334-S7ER o
19" R-006680-0 S205-.'
LYNN JIMMY C.
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES UNIT
NO. 3 UNRECORDED LOTS 'H
ORB 92/968 8:' 105/46 FR
HOLIDAY BEACH INC., LESS ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SElr: TAX ROLL)
0033'-70R '
20 R-0064'+00 "ii" '!
GULF COUNTY FARMS INC
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES UNIT'
NO. I+ (UNRECORDED) LOT 1 i:
ORB 14:2/225-'40 FR HOLIDAY
BEACH, INC..
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00335-003R
21 R-0069700 $72.9:2 .
WHITFIELD LANDING IiNC.
S T 7 R 8
ALL SWi/,4 OF SECT. S LESS
SOLD ORB 129/81S-17 FR HILL
MAP#

0033S-OSOR
:22 R-0069900 3iOE-.9E.
WHITFIELD LANDING INC..
S T 7 R 8 1.93 AC Mi/L..
438.98 X 200 FT PARCEL
ORB 129/815-17 FR HILL
MAP# 156A
00338-05O0R
23 R-0070OO0 B1E2.42
WILDER JAMES
S 5 T 7 R 8 1 AC M/L HOWARD
CREEK PROPERTIES UNREC. LOT 1'
8: 2 ORB 143/5'+0 FR LYNN
MAP# 1E6A
BLK 11

003 0-238R
24 R-007E600 180 .49
CARPENTER EDDIE 8: JUDY
5 6 T 7 R 8
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES
LOT 18 ORB 124/312 FR HOLIDAY
BEACH INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


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LAURA RAMSEY, Agent















THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, MAY 7.1992


(Continued from Previous Page)
0"640-006R
43 R-0146100 576.30
M.'ERS TIMOTHY
R:'- BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
L.-,T S ORB 133/560-62 FR NEWELL
MAP #1128
BLK A

0-.:.+0-019R
4 R-0146900 S90.24
R.rG.,ON STEPHEN W. 8: KATHRYN A
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
L' 9 ORB 106/579 FR RIGDON
H.-, ii2B
BLK B

C ,'+0-i:22R \
4; R-0151100 $184.6i
AL.LEN LEONARD L. JR.
pR-E, BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LOT 8
SMHP #112B
BLK X

076A40-12F.R


4S R-Oigi400
B"'OY KENDALL A.
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO.
LOT 1 UNREC. AA FR ADDISO
MAP Nii2B


- ';49-1/26R
4'7 R-O15iO00
EODY KENDALL A.
PEDI BULL ISLAND UNIT
-,T 2 ORB 132/958 BC
' -- #112B


NO.
FR B


S59.43

3N
(N


BLK Y


5160.5E4

3
BODY

BLK Y


0"'640-131R
43 R-0152000 HX S:2609
SMITH KENDALL A.
FD BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LO TS 7, 8 : 9 ORB 117/624
FF. SMITH 8: ORB 119/28 QC FR
SMITH
(F-OR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00652-000R
49 R-018400 S259.78
LETT NEIL R. & TERESA
S 3t T 4 R 9 A LOT 175 X 200
Fr ORB 120/19 FR WEWA STATE
BEANM:K
P. ii12C

00659-OOOR
S'. R-0158900 S160.54
S,.:E CLIFFORD R & BRANDY R
S. 31 T 4 R 9 A 120 X 175 FT
LOT ON BOZEMAN CIRCLE
ORB 14S/824 FR FARMER 8: ORB
1-+E/825-26 (C FR PARMER
MAP# 11:2C

-C-6a8-OOOR
E"L R-0159800 $332.05
TOWERS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
5 31 T 4 R 9 7.701 AC
FEC'D ORB 106/874 FR JOEL
SMITH & ORB 107/21 FR CARL
L-:'::TER 8: SMITH 8: .201 AC IN
A:OR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00670-001R
F2 R-0160300 HX S356.18
G,'.IFFIN JOHN C. JR. ET UX
S 3; T 4 R 9 5 AC M/L PART
ORIG LOT 1 REC'D ORB 87/62E
MAP # 112 C

00688-OOOR
53 R-0162900 HX 82,117.89
TAUNTON FAMILY CHILDREN;S HOME
S 7 T S R 9 & S 12 T E R 10
54 AC M/L SW/4 OF SW/4,
LESS 28 AC ON S SIDE; NW/4 OF
SW!4 LESS 18 AC; NE/4 OF SE/+4
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
C .689-OOR
54 R,-0163000 : .SS50.19
TAUNTON DAVID'L 8: ABIGAIL .. --
5 7 T E R 9 -18 AC M/L NW/4 OF .
-W/4, LESS 22 AC SOLD TO
BROCK 8: LYING IN SWAMP LESS
100 FT LOT TO CANNING ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL) '

00709-030R
55 R-0165800 HX S87.12
GAUTIER ROBERT L. 8: BARBARA
S 18 T S R 9 .S AC M/L 106.25
X 20S FT LOT: BEING LOT 2
UNRECORDED PLAT ORB 119/439-40
FR FARMER HOMES ADMIN,
hAP# 114B

00728-11iR
56. R-0170100 96.57
DAVIS ELBERT M. & MARTHA L.
S 19 T 5 R 9 HONEY HILL
:UNRECORD,'ED) LOT 3
ORSB 12B/764-6S FR LISTER
'MAPS 114Cl

'0733-350R
.7 R-0174500 HX 517.45
HORTON HAROLD N JR 8: MARY N.
S 18 T 5 R 9 1.73 AC M/L
ORB 97/687 FR HORTON 8: LESS
143/E91 BC TO TAUNTON
MAPS 114
r"':733-400R
58 R-0174700 $263.83
.CRUTCHFIELD GROVER L.
S 18 T 5 R 9 1 AC M/L 285 X
180 FT PARCEL REC'D ORB i28/
484 FR JAMERSON
MAP# i114 .

00741-007R
9 R-0176800 S63.44
MARSEE JAMES A
'CULF COUNTY FARM TRACTS 1.01
AC M/L 147 X 300 FT PORTION
OF FARM #6 ORB 103/738 FR GULF
,7CO. FARMS, INC. 8: ORB ii14/523
FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

C'741-OiiL
60 R-0177200 $S338.0i
SPANN JOEY', L. .8: EARNEST J. .
GULF CQo FARM TRACTS-. i0 8: 11
10 AC- M/'L ORB "2/:i.'-.Q- FR
.GULF COUNTY FARMS, INC:.
S : MAP 11,4C


61 R.-O 77.0, 120.4:2
BAILEY WILLIAM F,
GULF COUNTY FARM TRACTS FARM
` 20 ORB 73/376 5 AC M/L
8: ORB 134/15 FR GULF CO. FARMS
INC. 8: ORB 138/335 OC FR
(FOR -FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

0-741-017R
62 R-0177700 5330.64
BAILEY WILLIAM F,
GULF COUNTY FARM TRACTS FARM
# 16 ORB 73/374 5 AC M/L
S: ORB 134/14 FR GULF CO. FARMS
I'NC. 8: ORB 138/336 BC FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00741-021R
5;3 R-0177900 HX S.185.85
'.AMS SYLVIA SMITH
GULF COUNTY FARM TRACTS'
WESTERLY PORTION FARM #19
S AC M/L ORB 121/944 8C FROM
HILL
MAP 114 C

0074i-032R_
t 4 R-0179000 $205.45
'HNSON CLIFFORD M.
S.LF COUNTY F-MI TRACT TRACT
-,i : AC M/L ORE 76/996 AA FR
'ULF CO FARMS
MAP Wil'+C

00743-000R
A1 R-0181400 HIX 5178.51
,':YHANN BILLY JOE 8: MAM',Y ELLEN
S? T F R f PAPf.EL RFC'O ORB
/97--79 '"R !A ..F'RP O
1 1li4r


00754-00OR
66 R-Oi82400 S129.71
CARNPLEY JUDSON E 8: IDA E.
5 20 T 5 R 9 .33 AC REC'D ORB
93/101 FR CARNLEY BEING IN
SE/4
MAP #11i4D

00777-000R
67 R-0185100 HX 36.48
ROGERS JIMMY LEE
S 29 T 5 R 9 7 AC ON W SIDE
OF SR 381 IN N/2 OF N/2 OF
NE/4 OF NW/4 REC'D ORB 28/642
MAP #SlA

00788-DOOR
68 R-0186000 S173.67
MORRIS C. E.
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO i PB 2
PG 38 LOT 16
MAP #i12C
BLK 1

00827-0OOR
69 R-0189800 HX S86.29
POWELL ALTON 0. & BESSIE
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO 1 PB 2
PG 38 LOT 4 ORB 92/954 FR
DUNN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00838-000R
70 R-0190800 HX S910.77
AKE ERNEST J. 8& LINDA L.
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF '
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO i PB 2
PG 38 LOT 16 & 17 ORB 125/842
FR WALBURN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00876-00OR
71 R-0194400 $785.96
HOLMES PAT
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF TWIN
LAKES SUBD UNIT 1 PB 2 PG 38
LOTS 2 8: 3 LESS S 25 FT OF
LOT 3 REC'D ORB 96/647 TO
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL) ,

00951-OOR
72 R-0204400 %63,44
FREEMAN L GAUITER & R SAUNDERS
S29 T 'E R 9 2 AC BEG 14 YDS
N OF 5WC OF SW/4 OF NE/4 RUN
N 144 YDS E 72 YDS 5 144 YDS
TO POB DBK 12/578(LESS ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00953-012R
73 R-0204800 N 5197.87
MINCY ROBERT 8: LAVERNE
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 2
TRACT 51 4 ACRES ORB 130/319
FR GULF CO. FARMS) INC.
MAPS 11ii

0095:3--0:L :SR 3-
74 R-0204900 l197.87
GULF COUNTY FARMS
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 2
TRACT E2 4 ACRES
MAP EB .

00953-017R
75 R-020E200 HX $.28.37
SMITH RAY NEAL B: EILLEEN
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 2
FARM SE6 4 AC M/L
E/2 ORB 98/645 AA FR GULF CO.
FARMS INC 8: W/2 ORB 121/S09 FR'
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL).

609E3-02ER
76 R-0206000S S16.98
DAVIS GEORGE D.E 8: JR.
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 2
TRACT 64 3.72 ACRES ORB
76/10E8
MAP #1iiB ... *

* 00953-034R
77 R-0206700 5':167.5'7
BOLDEN DANNIE E. &- JAMIE G.
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 2
TRACTS 73 8: 74 4 ACRES MNL
ORB 136/1Si FR GULF CO. FARMS
INC.
MAPS 1iSB

00953-038R
78 R-0207000 S 136.81
MYERS LEROY
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 2
W/2 OF TRACT 77 2 AC M/L ORB
115/14 FR GULF CO. .FARMS,
INC. 8: ORB 135/306 BC FR MYERS.
MAP a1iSB

00953-049R
79 R-0207400 S355.03
MYERS ERNEST C. 8: VALERIE
GULF CO. FARMS UNIT NO. 3
1.25 AC M/L SW/4 OF FARM #84
ORB 124/969 FR GULF CO. FARMS
INC.


MAP# ii5B

00953-057R.
o0 R-0208000
GULF COUNTY FARMS
GULF COUNTY FARMS
FARM #86 5 AC M/L
QC FR THOMAS
MAP #115B

00953-OS8R
8i R-0208100
GULF COUNTY FARMS
GULF COUNTY FARMS
TRACT 87 5 AC ORB
FR LESTER
MAP #1158


S205.45
INC.
UNIT NO. 3
ORB 99/779




"S205.s4

UNIT NO. 3
91/734 qC


00953-059R
82 R-0208200 HX .. S58.43
TANNER BARBARA
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 3
TRACT 88 5.5 ACRES ORB
110/1048 FR GULF CO,.FARMS.
INC. & ORB 133/216 .C- FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00953-060R
83 R-0208300 S216.06
GARDNER RAYMOND P. ET AL
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 3
TRACT 89 .5.28 ACRES ORB
84/389 AA
MAP #1i15B

00953-06ER
84 R-0208800 S20S.4.5
GULF COUNTY FARMS INC.
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 3
TRACT 94 5 AC ORB 101/208
HAP #11iB

00953-066R
85 R-0208900 HX S523.18
DEES WALTER B. 8: JUDY
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 3
TRACT 95 7.26 AC ORB 122/224
FR GULF CO. FARMS, INC.
MAP #115B

00954-0446,
86 R-0210000 S209.26
WOODLEY GAIL M
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 4
TRACT 118 4 AC M/L
ORB 140/761 FR JENKINS
MAP# 115iiB

00954-133R
87 R-0210400 '261.51
TUTTLE SONJA P.
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 5
(UNREC.) FARM #133 8: 134
ORB 119/286 FR GULF COUNTY
FARMS INC.
MAP# lisD

.00954-145*R
88 R-0211400 5189.99
WARD DAVID W. & BRENDA N.
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 5
FARM NO. 14-5 ORB 137/509 FR
GULF CO. FARMS, INC.
MAP# 115EB


89 R-02t2200 S118.23-
MOON DEBORAH
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 5"
FARM NO 154- 2 -697 AC M/L
ORB 13S/487 FR GULF CO. FARMS
MAPS iilsB

0095+4-1:7.R
90 R-0212SEO0 516.72
WRIGHT RANDAL W.
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. E
3.17 AC M!L FARM # 157
ORB 133/93 FR 5STITT
MAP# iiSB


00974-DOOOR
91 R-0215300 S53..97
MANUEL DEWAYNE
S 33 T S R 9 1 ACRE REC'D ORB
19/S46 LOT 105 N 8: 5 BY 420
FT E 8: W
MAP #132C


01013-OOOR
92 R-022i300 S319.41
BROWN OGREE H. 8: WILMA
DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT 1 PB 2
PG 25 LOT 3 ORB 119/79 FR
BROWN
MAP# 132D
BLK 4

01035-00OR
93 R-0224000 5149.42.
PETTIS HAZEL ET AL
DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT i PB 2
PG 2S LOT 14 8: 15 ORB 109/10
FR HAZEL PETTIS
MAP# 132DE
BLK 8


01045-0OR
94 R-0225700 839.78-
CARNLEY JUDSON NATHANIEL
S 35 T 5 R 9 40 FT ON CHIPOLA
RIVER; 600 FR AV DEPTH ORB
104/608 FR GATES
MAP# 143

SOiO3-OOOR
95 R-0230000 213.,03'
TAUNTON FAMILY CHILDREN'S HOME
S 3 T 6 R 9 80'AC E/2 OF 5E/4
ORB 129/S59-60 FR VANN
MAP# 133


01056-i20R
96 R-0231400 S88.52
PITTS JR. HARVEY A. 8: STEPHEN,
TURKEY RUN ESTATES (UNREC)
LOT 14 ORB 136/387 FR PITTS
MAP# 133

01082-oOOR
97 R-0234400 S35.05
ROBINSON MARY ESTATE
S 14 T 6 R 9 1 AC i AC SQUARE
IN SWC OF W/2 OF NW/4
MAP #14S

0ii87-007R
98 L R-0246700 S241.04
SNELL DONALD E.
S 25 T 3 R 10 REC'D ORB
69/1049 FR SEXTON BEING
PARCEL NO 15,
MAP #91A

01195-OOOR
99 R-0249500 579.43
BELOSIC FRED J. 8: MARILYN C.
5 26 T 3 R 10 1.62 AC M/L
208 X 341 FT LOT IN NE/4 OF
NW/' ORB 124/473 FR CHRYSLER
FIRST FIN. SERVICES CORP.
MAPS 91 -

01204-OOOR
100 R-0250200 S233.39i '
SPLAWN DALE 8: TOMMY TINDALL
SHAMROCK ESTATES PB 2 PG '3 .
LOTS 2 THRU 8 AND it THRUI i .
ORB 78/702
MAP #91A
BLK 1

01216-OO0R
101 R-0251600 *E271.,-80
AFFORD ANN ET AL
BURGESS CREEK SUBD UNIT NO 1
PB 2 PG 49 LOTS 14 B: 16
ORB 120/881 FR ERNEST
MAP #11'8B
BLK .

01238-000R
102 R-0253300 NX ,s508.59
GATES JONATHAN CURTIS 8: PAUL P
MIDWAY PARK SUBD PB i PG 43
LOTS 1 8: 2 ORB 139/2k4-45 BC
FR GATES ,
MAPS 91A
BLK 1

0i241-01iOR
103 R-0253600 5 11079:
SIMMONS JOHN J.
MIDWAY PARK SUBD. PB I PG 43
2 PARCELS ON DEAD LAKES ORB
11S/13S FR TWADDLE LESS
PARCEL 1 ORB 127/275 TO
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

0124i-OiSR
104 R-0253700 S243.32
STEVENS DANNY BOYD & JEAN MARI
MIDWAY PARK SUBD.
BEING A PARCEL IN LOT 4 -
(PARCEL i OF ORB 11i/135)
REC'D IN ORB 127/275 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01243-OOOR
105 R-0254100 HX S2,557.82
DUNAHOO JOHN R.
MIDWAY PARK SUBD PB 1 PG 43
LOTS 4, 5 8: 6 ORB 82/3i3 8:&
LESS ORB 94/269 D'ISHAROON ORB '
94-/735 TO SANSOM ORB 96/329.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL?"

01i244-000R
106 R-02S400 S243.32
SPLAWN DALE 8: TOMMY TINDALL
FIRST ADDN TO SHAMROCK
ESTATES PB 2 PG 51 LOTS 1
THRU 20 BOTH INCLUSIVE ORB
78/702
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

. 0124-021R
107 R-0254500 S39.78
SPLAWN DALE 8: TOMMY TINDALL
FIRST ADDN TO SHAMROCK
ESTATES PB 2 PG 5i TRACT A
,(BOAT LANDING)

01267-OOOR
108 R-0257400 S23.0 E
CLARK GEORGE T.,
IDLEWOOD SUBD UNIT NO. i PB 2
PG 15 LOTS 5
MAP #91A
BLK 3

01268-000R
-.109 R-0257600 :508. i
SOWELL JERRY D. 8: BARBARA
IDLEWObD SUBD UNIT NO. i PB 2
PG 15 LOT 1 ORB 111/82 FR


SPANN
MAP #91A
BLK 4
0i277-010R
110 R-0258300 S36.93
SYFRETT RAYMOND L. 8: ANN S.
IOLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION
UNIT 1 E 21.24 FT OF LOT 6 8:
ORB 116/ 892 FR SYFRETT
MAP# 91A
BLK 1

0i296-OOOR
111 R-0260100 S208.08
TAYLOR MARY A.
IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION
UNIT I LOTS 6 & 8 ORB 79/1094
MAP #91A
BLK 4


01i333-010R
112 R-0264000 231.25
SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
IDLEWOOD PARK SUBD. UNIT # I
E 30 FT OF LOT 12
ORB 107/539 QC FR BROWDER
BLK 6
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01362-OOOR
113 R-0267100 5126.88
5YFRETT RAYMOND L.
5 36 T 3 R 10 45 AC M/L REC'D
ORB 73/609 (PARCEL IV) LESS
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD) ORB
38/121 ORB 34/812, ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01368-OOOR
114 R-0267700 .1587.i7
TAUNTON DAVID L, 8: WILLIAM
5 35 8: 36 T 3 R 10 i96.S05 AC
M/L PARCEL REC'D ORB 136/-18
FR PRIDGEON 8: ORB 136/522 BC
FR PRIDGEON MAP# 910
Oi369-iiOR
is R-0268600 HX 584+8.73
NICKELL DONNA K
S 35 8: 36 T 3 R 10 6 AC M/L
395,82 FT ON SR 71;' 674 FT AV
DEPTH ORB 103/712 FR OWENS
MAP# 91D
01373-004P
116 R-026 2" 0 5275.01
(hANLON DEN'AEL GENE
5 36 T 3 R 10 6.837 AC. : I1C0
FT ON DEAD LAKES ORB S E.,:.S7
MAP #91i

01373-020R
117 R-0269800 5-.91i8 -
LEE BILLY G, ET AL
5 36 T 3 R 0o 2 AC IN ORIG
LOT 7 ORB 81/400 (PARCEL I).
MAP #910

01373-021R
118 R-0269900 $61.E 4
LEE BILLY G. ET AL
S 36 T 3 R 10 1 AC 25E.50O FT
BY 170.49 FT REC'D ORB 81/+400
(PARCEL II) MAP #91D

01374-000 R
119 R-02700 00 75E6.32
TYRE PEARL 8: CAROL
5. 36 T 3 R i0 1 AC REC'D ORB
127/1022 FR CARTER
MAP #91D

Oit07-00OR
.20 R-02744+00. "72.92
STEWART JACK 0,
RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADDIN TO
IOLA PB 2 PB 24 UNIT NO i LOT
1i
MAP #128B
.BLK 4

i0148-OOiR
121 R-02S'3200 s101.32.
.SYFRETT RAYMOND L. 8: ANN S'-
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PS 3 PG
4 LOT 4 5 8& 6 ORB ,73/609 .8:
ORB 116/892 FR SYFRETT
MAPS 91D
BLF 1

01484_-OFOR
122 R-0283700 FO"
SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3, PG
4 PARCEL MARKED "NOT INCLUDED
IN THIS PLAT" LYING N OF
LOTS 9 a 10 BLK 1 ORB 23/609
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01487-002R
123 R-0284100 OO S3S.
SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 -PG
4 E 63.-46 FT OF LOT 4' ORB
123/156-$7 'C FR ANN SYFRETT
MAP# 91D

01 87-003R
124 R-0284200 5139..18
SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 LOTS 6.16, 171 18i 19 8: 20.
LESS PART OF LOTS 5 8: 16 IN
ORB 73/608 8: ORB 73/609 8: ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01490-OOOR
125 R-02S4600 5120.24
ROGERS ELMER EUGENE
CENTRAL LANDING SUJBD PB 3: PG
4 W'LY 100 FT OF LOT 12
ORB 131/14 FR ROGERS
MAP# 91D
.BLK 2'

01490-003R
126 R-0284800 S167.F7
SYFRETT RAYMOND L. ,
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 LOTS 1 THRU 7 ORB 73/609 8:
ORB 123/156-57 OC FR SYFRETT
MAP# 91D
BLK 3

01494-002R
127 R-0285400 S309.59
SYFRETT RAYMOND 8: ANN S
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 LOT 17 ORB 73/609
ORB 116/892 FR SYFRETT
BLK 3
MAP# 91D

01494-050R
128 R-028EESOO % 44,50
SYFRETT RAYMOND 8: ANN 5,
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 PARCEL MARKED "PARK" LYING
AT E END OF CENTRAL AVE 8:
ADJOINING LOT 17
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01E17-01SR
129 R-0289200 .5120.24
JESSER EDGAR E. 8: MYRTLE
5 3 T 4 R 10 2.75 AC BEING
TRACT S STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) ORB 59/644- FR
BROGDON MAP 74
AREA E

015i7-0i6R
130 R-0289300 611.88
GASKIN SABRINA BEATTY .
S 3 T 4 R 10 S AC M/L
BEING TRACT 8 STONE CREEK
ACRES (UNRECORDED) OF.3 1'3/
499 FR BEATTY
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01S17-018R '..
131 R-0289E00 .O110.'7
EAVES RALPH JR.
5 3 T 4 R 10 3.3 AC NM/L BEING
TRACT 5E STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) ORB 55/237 FR
BROGDON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

S01E17-019R
132 R-0289600 :59184
WHITFIELD WILLIE A.
S 3 T 4 R 1 2 AC ,
BEING TRACT 3 STONE CREEK


ACRES UNRECORDED ORB 131/691
FR WHITFIELD
AREA E

0i517-i25R
133 R-0292300 58.27
BROGDON COY
5 3 T 4 R 10 1.8 AC M/L BEING
PLOT #3 STONE CREEK 'ACRES
(UNRECORDED) UNRECORDED
AGREEMENT FR BROGDON.
MAP #74

01E17-510R
134 R-0293100 HA 599.42
LINTON AMY 8: ELIZABETH
5 3 T 4 R 10 4 AC M/L
309.17 FT PARCEL UNREC, AA FR
TAUNTON
MAP# 74


01is7-52SR
135 R-0293400 5693.20
DANIELS ANN
S 3 T 4 R 10 9.57 AC M/L
PARCEL REC'D IN ORB 138/504-5
FR TAUNTON
MAPS 74

01i18-003R
136 R-0293900 : 72.92
WYMES LONNIE C, 8: PANSEY
S 4 T 4 R 10 .. 2 AC M/L
297.66 FT ON N. SIDE OF STONE
MILL CREEK RD. BEING PARCL
NO. 1 ORB 133/165-66 FR -
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
01518-004+R
137 R-0294000 572.92
WYMES LONNIE C. 8 PANSEY
S 4 T 4 R 10 2 AC M/L
394 FT ON S. SIDE OF.STONE
MILL CREEK PD. BEING PARCEL
NO. 2 IN ORB 133/165 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01519-165R
138 R-0296200 S129.71
TAUNTON DAVID L. 8& ABIGAIL
STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
.(UNRECORDED) LOT 14 ORB 137/
832 FR TAUNTON ET AL MAP# 74
BLrP H

01E19-290R .
1'39- R-02981:00 ,582.38
BRAMTON RODNEY 8: MARIE .
STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 2 ORB 137/892
-96 FR TAUNTON ET AL MAP# 74
BLK D

01.526-00R '
40 R-3000 P--30020 91.67
DICKENS RAY
5 4 T 4 R 10 1.33 AC M/L
TRACT #3 STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) ORB -91/482 FR
EDEN
(FOR FURTHERLEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

OiS26-OiOR
1+1 R-0300800 5186.57
VEASY REXAL 8: HELEN
S 4 T 4 R 10 2,58 AC M/L
BEING PARCELS 1) 2 8: 3 STONE
CREEK ACRES (UNRECORDED)
UNRECORDED AGREEMENT FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL .SEE TAX ROLL)

0138-100R
14+2 R-0302900 HX 5172.63
FOSTER HOWARD E. 8: MAVIS
S 9 T.'4 R 10 3 AC
ORB 95/441 .FR ,TLC LESS 35 AC
ORB 131/696 FR FOSTER ET AL
MAP# 74 .

01538-300R.
143 R-0303400 $595.51
WEST JOSEPH BURRUS
5 9 T 4 R0 1 40 AC lL W12 .OF
SE/4 OF NE/4 8: E/2 OF. SW/4 OF.
NE/. ORB 110/528 CD-FR
TAUNTON ET AL
MAP # 74

0545-OSOR
141+ R-'030Si00 .S336,88
ARMSTRONG KENNETH W- OP. .VICZKI : .
S .0 T 4 R 10
UNREC. PARCEL ON DIANNA ST.
UNREC, AA FR TLC
MAP# 74

0154E5-70R
i4E R-0305400 S93.35
ADAMS STANLEY L. I 1: SHEILA L
S 10 T 4 R 10 .97 AC M/L
106.06 FT ON CREEKVIE4 DR.,j
398 FT AV. DEPTH ORB 133/736-
7 FR TAUNTON ET AL
MAP# 74

015~=11i5R (V. v.;. '.
146 R-0309900 .. .? ,
SMITH LYDIA A.'ET AL
S 14 T4 R 10 DEAD LAKES WEST
SUBD UNRECORDED LOTS 3; 4, E.
8: 6 ORB 117/2S8-9 ',C FR
MANUEL
MAP #938

01.75-13ER
147 R-0310000 T367.84
COTTON TERRY G,
5 14 T 4 R 10 DEAD LAKES WEST
SUBD-UNRECORDED LOTS 7, 8, 9
8: 10 ORB 108/540 FR COTTON
MAP #93B

01575-285R'
1498 R-0311000 1 -6.36
SMITH LYDIA A. ET. AL.
S 14 T 4 R 10 DEAD. LAKES WEST .
SUBD UNRECORDED LOTS 35, 361
37, 381 391 401, 41 .- 4:-2 ORB
117/258-59 BC FR MANUEL.
MAP #93B

01630-000R
149 R-0320000, o5467.76
BRYANT JOHNNY L.
S 13 T 4 R 10 .41 AC M/L 70.
FT DEAD LAKES FRONTAGE; 253.7
FT AV DEPTH ORB 124/716 QC FR
LISA BRAYANT
MAP#. 93A

0I630-OIOR: ..'. .., ..
150 R-032000 167.76
BRYANT JOHNNY L.
S 13 T 4 R 10 .42 AC M/L
70 FT DEAD LAKES FRONT; -260
.65 FT AV DEPTH ORB 124/716
OC FR LISA BRYANT
MAPS 93A -

01637-005R
151 R-0321100 5793.64
CARMICHAEL KIMBERLY M.
S 13 T 4 R 1{ A 73 FT LOT
FRONTING ON DEAD LAKES FR
WHALEY ORB 135/653-54 FR '
ROBERTS
MAP# 93A

Oi651-010R "
1S2 R-0323600 S 05E0
DANIELS EVA MARIE 8: DAN T
S 13 T R 10' A 7E- 10i0 FT '
LOT UNRECORDED AGREEMENT FR
TAYLOR '
MAP# 93A

0i686-002R
153 R-0327200 S88.32
RESTER DON C. ET UX
.5 14 T 4 R 10 .52 AC M/L
37.14 FT ON DEAD LAKES ORB
80/1040
MAP 8938

01692-OOR
154 R-0328200 S11'4..E6
DAVIS OTIS JR. 8: LOVIE
S 14 T 4 R 10i 40 AC NW/4 OF
SW/4
MAP #93B

01706-0OOR
155 R-0329600 3205.45
BETTER CHERRIES
S 14 T 4 R 10 REC'D ORB


22/453
MAP# 938

017i7-050R
156 R-0331200. '287.28
FLOWERS LOUIE 8: PETTY JUANITA
S 1F T 4 R 10 .365AC M/.L
106 X 150 FT LOT O.B 141/30
FR RICH
MlAPP 7T

01723-0.OR
iS7 R-03.1600 591.
ROUSE JAMiES E: CHR.IETOPHER A'.
5 15 T 4 10 i AC (BEING FIUN
HOUSE) 1i00 FT LOT ON CL.D,
PANAMA :!WY', ORS 1'3/ .v.6 FR
ROUSE
MAP# 7E


01725-OOOR
158 R-0331800 HX S89.09
PARKER THOMAS H. 8& BRENDA F.
S 15 T 4 R 10 .51 AC COM AT
NEC OF NE/4 OF SW/4," S 30 FT
TO POB, S 150 FT,. W ISO-FT, N
150 FT, E 150 FT TO POB ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

0i726-OOOR
159 R-0331900 S263.20
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
SE/4; NE/4 OF SE/4 8: ALL OF
5W/4 OF SE/, J-LYING BTWN OLD
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL).

0i733-OOOR
160 R-0332800 576.36
BYRD PORTIA
S S1 T 4 R 10 2 AC 250 FT LOT
IN SW/4 OF SE/4 N OF, OLD
PANAMA ROAD REC'D ORB 41/487
MAP #75

01768-04OR
161 R-0337400 HX s160.22
THOMAS CYRIL RP. 8: PATRICIA H.
S 23 T 4 R 10 .s AC M/L
100 X 218 FT BEING LOT 8.
UNREC. SURVEY ORB 134/527 FR
LISTER-
MAP# 93C

0176d-OSOR
162 R-0337600 HX S250.89
JONES PATRICIA
S 23 T 4 R 10 .5 AC M/L
BEING LOT 10 OF AN.UNRECORDED
SURVEY FOR LISTER ORB 130/
600 FR LISTER
MAP# 93C

I 01773-0OOR'
163 R-0338100 :S25.57
JONES VICENT 8: CAROLYN R.
5 23 T 4 R 10 .172 AC M/L
BEING A LOT 75 X.100 FT ORB
136/83 FR JOHNNY L. JONES
MAP# 93C


01720-OOOR '
164 R-0338800 HX S683.74
DAVIS OTIS, JR. 8: DEBORAH R
S 22' T 4 R 10 5 2/3 -AC REC'D
ORB 96/611 PARCEL #3 FROM :
KEMP '
MAP #7S

0i780-002R
165 R--0339000 8162.00
DAVIS OTIS JR. ET UX
S 22 8: 23 T 4 R 10 60 AC
REC'D ORB 72/694.PARCELS 1 :
2 8: ORB 7S/590 .,
MAP #7E 8: 93C

01784-OOOR -
166 R-0339400 S390.25
MYERS VALERIE., CALLIE SMALL 8:
S 23 T 4 R 10 .5 ACRE REC'!D
DBK 20/13i BEING IN -NW /4 OF
NW /4 ORB 132/98 FR LOFTON
MAP #93C

0178e-010R
167 "R-0339800 5109.37
JONES ROBERT L.
5 23 T 4 R 10 75 X 237.5 FT
OF LOT FR MCNEALY ORB 60/776
MAP# 93C

01791-002R
.168 R-0340SO0 HX $1'+1.22
ATKINS BRUCE W. 3 BARBARA J.
S 23 T 4 R 10 E.i AC M/L
LOT 10 &:: ADJ. PARCEL UNREC. QC
FR HOMER ATKINS 8: .8233 AC
M/L FR BRENDA JOY WILSON
MAPS 93C :': *,j '-. .::

01791-076R .,* ;: J '' ; '
169 R-034i1'00 HMX i7i 31
DICKENS WAYNE 8: SONDRA 8: LOIS
S 23 T 4 R 10 1.78 AC 125 H
627.93 FT PARCEL ORB
110/705-6 FR TAUNTON

01806-OOOR
170 R-0343i00 $136.47
BASS JAME E. 8: KATHRYN
C L MORGAN'S ADDN TO
WEWAHITCHKA FLA. UNIT NO ONE
PB 2 PG 33 LOTS 3 8: 4 ORB
109/176 FR BROGDON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

C80-OOO R ,' "
171 R-034370. *L.36.47
GAFFNEY JAMES:'
C L- MOFRGAN'5- ~DDN TO- WEWAHITCH
KA FLA. UNIT NO ONE PB 2 PG 3
3 LOT 3 8: ORB 103/334 .,C
FR' GRABIITT BLK/ .
MAP# 93 ."

OiS6-OO0R .
172 R-0344300 466.27
JACKSON JOSEPH L
S 23 T 4 R 10
ORB 123/728 FR FISHER 8: LESS.
.15 AC M/L ORB 1'2/78. TO
JOSEPH LEE JACKSON
MAPS 93':

01818-000R
173 R-0344900 S52.2i
HOUSTON JOHNNIE MAE
S 23 T 4 R 10 REC'D DBK 20/7
FR pAVIS BEING A LOT 164 X 74
FT IN NW/4 OF SE/4
MAP S93C '

0189-00OOR
174 'R-034S000' 421.09
HOUSTON JOHNNIE MAE, HEIRS OF
S 23 T 4 R 10 A LOT 65 X i64
FT ORB 64/240 FR DAVIS
DUPLEXX LOCATED THEREON)
MAP #93C'

01820-DOOR'
175 R-034E100 :1,479.08
RANSBURGH GREER C RUSSELL H
S 23 T 4 R 10 13 AC M/L
THAT PART OF SE/4-OF NW/S
LYING N SR 22 ORB 142/850
FR MC EACHIN
MAPS 93C

Oi826-050R
176 R-03'+6200 5139.18
JONES JACKIE MARIE .
5 23 T S R 10 ..313 AC M/L 75
FT LOT ON OLD PANAMA RD.
181.15 FT AV DEPTH BEING
LILLIE BELLE JONES HOUSE ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01860-OOOR
177 R-0350000 1140.41
WYMES LONNIE C 8: PANSY
S 2. T 4' R 10 A 60 X 100 FT
LOT OFF OF DAVIS LOT ORB
142/685-86 FR BYRD ET AL
MAP #93C
Q1863-OOR
178 R.-0350200 \. 835E.05
WILLIAMS JESSIE LEE
S 23 T 4R 10 1 AC


IN NW/4 OF NW/4 REC'D ORB
118/288 FR FISHER MAPS 93C .

01864-100R
179 R-0350400 8:'4.E0
ROUSE JAMES & CHRISTOPHER
5 23 T 4 R 10 1O5 :X 2i0 FT ON
OLD PANAMA HWY ORB 103/1095
FR ROUSE

01875-O000R
180 R-0351600 S107.49
HEIRS OF ROY FAISON
5 23 T 4 R 10 1 ACRE IN NWC
OF Wi/2 OF Wi/2 OF Wil/ OF-
NWi/4 OF NWi/4 REC'D IN
MORTGAGE BOOK 8/15.1

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0i883-000R
181 R-0352100 $208.67:
GREENE JACBUELINE P.
S 24 T 4 R 10 176 FT.'
FRONTAGE ON SR .22 ORB 82/669
(SECOND PARCEL)
MAP# 93D

01883-001R
182 R-0352200 S52.21
GREENE, JACGUELINE P.
S 24 T 4 R 10 1 ACRE M/L LOT
IN NWi/' ORB 82/669 (THIRD
PARCEL)
MAP# 93D

01884-010R
183 R-0352700 S3,573.98
TAUNTON DAVID L & ABIGAIL J.
S 24 T 4 R 10 5.536 AC.M/L
BEING 593.71 FT ON E R/W SR 71
ORB 87/875 FR SPENCER)
RICHARDSON) BOLGIANO; ORB 137/
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01939-00OR
184 R-0359300 S928.04
FILLORAMO CHARLOTTE ANN
BRITTS SUBO UNIT ONE PB 2 PG
14 LOT 1 & N 50 FT OF LOT 2
ORB 134/962-63 BC FR STEVENS
MAP# 93D
BLK 2


01960-OOOR
185 R-0361000 51i653.00
TAUNTON DAVID L. 8: ABIGAIL
S 24 T 4 R 10 LOTS i & 2 & N
29 FT OF LOT 3 HIGGINS 8:
HOLLINGER PLAT IN.PB 1 PG 25
REC'D ORB 90/683 FR LINTON
MAP#.93D

01994-OOOR
186 R-0365100 $473.48
CANNING DR. H. B. EST.
MACKS ADDN TO WEWAHITCHKA PB
I PG 14 BEGIN AT SWC OF LOT
S 32 RUN N 30 FT E 80 FT S 30
FT W 80 FT TO BEG
MAP #94A

02001-00OR
187 R-036s580 S77.48
DANIELS DAN T.
MACKS ADDN TO WEWAHITCHKA PB
1 PG 14 S/2 OF LOTS .i2 & 143
ORB 121/239 FR CANNING
MAP# 94A

02010-OOOR
188 R-0366700. 629.94
HUTCHINSON COLIN .J JR & LISA
MACKS ADDN TO WEWAHITCHKA
PB 1 PG 14
LOTS 52) 53> 54). 55 56
& 57 ORB 142/798-801 AA FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

02066-OOOR
189 R-0372500 5180.20
CHASON MILAN H.
GULF COUNTY LAND CO
SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG li LOT 4
MAP# 930
BLK 3

02089-OOOR
19V0 R-0374700 S444.59
PICKRON JAMES H .8 MERTIA F
GULF COUNTY LAND CO. SUBD PB
i PG 11 LOT 21 ORB 143/302 FR
WEWA STATE BANK
MAP# 93D
BLK 7

02178-OOOR
191 RL0387400 HX S882.70
BROGDON ELLIS DOYLE ET UX
S 25 T 4 R 10 2.98 AC REC'D
ORB 74/814 FROM LISTER
PULPWOOD' "
MAP tt94A

02223-010R .
192 z R-0392700 5112.39
ADDISON CHARLES LEE 8r STEPHANI
CIRCLE J. ESTATES PB 3 PG 10 .
LOT 9 ORB 143/330-31 FR QUICK
MAP #94B
BLK A

02278-OOOR
193 R-0401800 HX s128.1i
NORRIS BRENDA & PAUL
COLLEGE PARK PB 1 PG13 LOTS ..
55,56 57i58i59,60 & LOT 9
BLK 2 IDA GRIFFIN SUB AND A
PARCEL 242.94 FT ON E &- 28.44
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX .ROLL)

02339-010R '
194 R-0407000 6 4 .25
WHITFIELD MICHAEL W,
RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16 LOT 9
MAP# 94A
BLK I

02340-000R
195 R-0407100 HX 592.13
WHITFIELD JAMES FRANKLIN .
RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16 LOTS 10 8:
11i
MAP#t 94A
BLK 1

02341-000R -
196 R-0407200 S70.25S
TAUNTON DAVID L & ABIGAIL J
RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16 LOT I
ORB 141/379 FR EST. OF LUCY P
S RISH .
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

02346-004R
197 R-0408100 $546.31
ALEXANDER WILLIE S. MRS.
RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16 LOT 14 8:
E 1/2 OF LOT 13 -
MAP# 94A
S BLK 3


02377-002R
198 R-0413700
MC GHEE DEBORAH
CLECKLEYS ADON UNIT
Is PB.2 PG 37
ORB 130/427 FR WOTH
MAP# 94A


S53.25.

NO. 2 LOT .



BLK 9


02377-003R
199 R-0+13800 S&S6.05
WARD DAVID
CLECKLEYS ADDN UNIT.NO. 2 LOT
t4,.ORB 82/889 PB 2 PG 37
MAP# 94A
BLK 9

02377-00R
200 R-0413900 S425.13
WARD DAVID W,. & BRENDA S.
CLECKLEY'IS ADDN UNIT NO, 2
LOT 13 ORB 1361/60 FR CLECKLEY
MAP# 94A
BLK 9

02385-002R
201 R-0414800 $250.40
PHELPS MICHAEL R. ET UX
HARDENS ADDITION TO CITY OF
WEWAHITCHKA UNIT ONE PB 2 PG
22 LOT 6 ORB 86/963
MAP# 94A
BLK 1

02391-003R
202 R-041600 S83.79
MUINA GLENDA F.
1 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)


523.68

3- LOT 34

BLK. B


161.71

3 LOT 21
JONES

BLK E


02394-000R
203 R-0416000 HX $98.32
MUINA GLENDA F-
HARDENS ADDITION TO CITY OF
WEWAHITCHKA UNIT ONE PB 2 PG
22 LOTS 17, N 1/2 OF 18 ORB
67/1095
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

02452-016R
204 R-0422900 5101.57
PIERCY DOUGLAS & RITA
S 25 & 26 T 4 R 10 1 ACRES
210' X 190' PARCEL ORB 120/
550 FR BEAN
MAP# 94AA &894B
02474-000R
205 8-0432800 $60.77
JONES WILLIAM & ANNIE WILL
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOTS
1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 6) 29, 30, 31i
321 33 & 34 D8K 17/59
MAP #948
BLK A

02483-000R
206 R-0433700 $72.92
BUTLER ODESSA EST.
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOT 1
MAP #94B
BLK B

02484-000R
207 R-0433800 S61.54
RINEHART MARGARET FOSTER
WILLIAMSBURG PB i PG 3 LOTS
2p 3 & 4 ORB 79/604 MAP #948
BLK B

02496-000R
208 R-0435100 S23.68
GRAY CHARLES EDWARD
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOT 19
ORB 87/880 MAP #948B
BLK B

02497-001R '
209 R-0435300 HX 5311.2i
ADDISON EMERISON & JOHNNIE K.
WILLIAMSBURG SUBDIVISION
PBS 1 PG 3
LOTS 22 8 23
ORB 140/40" FR WILLIAMS
MAP# 94B

02498-000R
210 R-0435500 S23.68
FOSTER ELIZABETH MARGARET
.WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOT 29
MAP #948B
BLK B

02500-0OOR
211 R-0435700 S38.82
FOSTER ELIZABETH MARGARET
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOTS
31, 32 8: 33
MAP #948B
BLK B


02S01-0OOR
212 R-0435800
WILLIAMS ROOSEVELT
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG
MAP: #94B:


02519-OOOR.
213 R-0437800
JONES BERTHA LEE
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG
ORB 94/181 FR WILLIE
MAP# 94B


02523-OOOR
214- R-0438200
BRITT RUTH M. .
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG
ORB 138/732 FR ADDIS
MAP# 948


02535-OOOR -.
215 R-0439100
GIPSON WILLIE MAE
WILLIAMSBURG PB 'i"PG
4, 5 8: 6
MAP #94B :


02538-0OOR
216 R-0439300
HAND BRYANT & ANNIE
PINE RIDGE ADDITION
LOT 4 ORB 69/723
MAP #948


02540-000R
217 R-0439600


RILEYY NARVIE LEE
PINE RIDGE ADDITION PB 2
LOTS 5 8: 6 ORB 135/821 Fl
ASSOCIATES FINANCE INC.
MAP# 948
BLI

02542-000R
218 R-0439800
REFOUR. LELA
PINE RIDGE ADDITION PB 2
LOT 2 DBK 1/846
HAP #94B


02547-000R
219 R-0440300
HILL CHARLIE & ORA MAE
PINE RIDGE ADDITION PB 2
.LOT 6 OR8 89/266 FR HILL
MAP #94B8


-' 02552-OOOR
220 R-0440900 HX 5327.86
JACKSON JOSEPH LEE ET UX
PINE RIDGE ADDITION PB 2 RG 8
LOTS 7 8: 9 ORB 67/257 8: ORB
83/459 8: 5 15 FT LOT 8 &:
LOT 10 ORB 130/995 FR FISHER,
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

. 02570-010R
221 R-0442400 HK 558.87
WHITEHURST JOHN W.
LESTERS SUBDIVISION
(UNRECORDED) LOTS 351 36; 37
& 38 ORB 88/663 FR LINDSEY
& ORB 135/828 CD FR LESTER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

02571-0o10R
222 R-0442600 535.05s
HAVENER HENRY J. & .EVA E.
LESTERS SUBDIVISION
(UNRECORDED) LOT 18 ORB
126/947 FR HOLLEY
MAP# 940
BLK 3

02S90-OOP.
223 R-0445300 564.2
DAVIS MARTHA GRAY
S 36 T 4 R 10 REC'D ORB 72/48
FROM WHALEY BEING 130 BY 16S
FT. LOT
MAP# 94D

S0290-002R
224 R-04445500 540.19
ARMSTRONG DESTIE CAROLYN
S 36 T 4 R 10 ORB 111/377 FR
SADIE ARMSTRONG 17 X i40 FT.
LOT
MAP# 94D0

02602-021R
225 R-0448100 5228.62
BOEVE GLEN A & EMILY
THOMAS SUBDIVISION PB 3 PG 15
LOT i ORB 140/569 FR BISHOP
MAP# 94D
BLK B

02607-0OOR
226 R-0449200 51.464.63
SHAFFER MARK 8: BRENDA
S 36 T 4 R 10
BEING PART OF LOTS 42 8: 43
BLK 2 LESTERS SUBDIVISION
(UNREC) ORB 144/433-34 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


0"2629-0"-20R
"227 R-0452100

AKE BRIAN) ERNIE 8: LINDA
5 36 T 4 R 10 1.5 AC MI
251.12 X 260.19 FT PARCEL
ORB 133/638-39 FR SMITH
MAP# 94D


0262.'-000R
228 R-0456700
KING WILLIS W. &: PATRIC:
S 36 T 4 R 10 1/2 ACRE 10
1/2 FT. ON SR 71 X 210 FT
DEEP ORB 104/83 FR KING
MAP# 94D0


02655-OOOR
229 R-0457000 HX
WINCHELL MORRIS E. 8: MYRA
S 36 T 4 R 10 3.6 AC M/L
LOT ON N LINE OF LESTER
LESS .4 AC IN ORB 89/912
EARNEST ORB 124/1094 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA


02664-OSOR
230 R-0458200
STRIPLIN ROY B. JR.
S 1 T 5 R 10 1 AC M/L 1094
%32 ON SR 71 PARCEL REC'D
116/886 FR STRIPLIN
MAP# 95A

02675-OOOR
231 R-0460200
THOMAS JOSEPH H,
S i T S R, 10 .25 AC M/L
75 FT ON SR 71 8: RUN E 8:
FT IN NWC, BEING S/2 OF I
LONGVIEW SUBD PB 1 PG S
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T(


02707-100R
232 R-0471700
KNOWLES JAMES H. 8: CONNIE
S 12 T 5 R 11
150 X 150 FT PARCEL ORB
949 FR KNOWLES
MAR# 95D

02802-00OR
233 R-04*89300
HARPER JR ROY V &8 SARAH C
S 1i T 7 R 10 1.68 AC REC
ORB 86/275 FT SIMMONS
MAP #i01C

02846-000R
234 R-0494400
STUCKEY RUTH MURPH
S 11 T 7 R 10 .172 AC M/L
REC'D DBK 26/210 A 75. X-
FT LOT
MAP #iOiC

02855-OOOR
:235 R-0496000 HX
JEFFCOAT WILLIAM 5. 8: BAF
BEATY SUBDIVISION PB 1 P(
LOTS 12> 13, 141, i *5 16,
181 & 19 ORB 104/268 FR
BISHOP. 8: ORB 138/149-521
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA

02891-O0OR
236 R-0499400
DICKENS RAY
BEAT SUBDIVISION PB 1 P(
LOTS 7. TRU 15 8: 37 8: 38
MAP #O101C


02963-OOOR
21i.79 237 R-0505900
DOUDS GLEN ET AL
3 LOT 6 WIMICO SUBDIVISION PB 1 P
ON LOTS 7 8: 8 AND W/2 OF ALL
ADJOINING SAME. ORB 118/4
BLK F FR DOUDS LESS .1681 AC M
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA
,..541.09. 03083-012R
238 R-0528800
3 LOTS T J CONSTRUCTION OF PSJ 1
S 30 T 8 R 10 1.016 AC
169 X 231,98 FT PARCEL BE
BLK G "C-3" T8 ." ORB 140/7S2-
FR PORT CITY ASSOC.
i MAP# 70
541.44
GENE 03903-055R
PB 2 PG 8 239 R-0E29200
FRANKLIN WILLIAM G.
S 30 T 8 R 10 .5 AC M/L
BLK 1 BEING LOT.2 OF PONDEROSA
UNREC. SUB. ORB 136/429
PORT CITY ASSOC.
S608.El MAP# 70


PG 8 03089-000R
7R 24*0 .R-OS31600
,MOORE CLINT
JONESVILLE SUBD PB i PG
X I LOTS 1 8: 2.QCD 94/4-63
MAP #69C
52.21 I 03097-000R
PG 241 PR-05324-00 HX
WATERS.ADA L.
JONESVILLE SUBD PB PG
BLK 2 185 FT OF LOT 12 ORB 7S/(
MAP #69C .

03101-050R
S236.87 242 R-0533100 HX
MC MULLON ARCHIE W. & VI(
PG 8 JONESVILLE SUBDIVISION L(
& 40 ORB 11/12 FR TULL
BLK 3 03128-OOOR 0
1-1 Dj=WO9 1A


GANT CHESTER JR. 8: MAXINE
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG
LOT 3 ORB 26/510 & LOT 4
49/84S
MAP# 72C


03129-000R
244 R-0535900
JOSEPH ROBERT
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB
LOT 2
MAP #72C


03132-0OOR
2495 R-0536200
HESTER DIAMOND
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB
LOT 4
MAP #72C'


03169-060R
246 R--OE40700
BUCHANAN J. VINCENT
.S 14 T 9 R 10 8.804
FT ON SR 30; S 11 FT
BEING PARCEL "C" IN
100/788 AGREEMENT FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL S

03171-040R
247 R-0541900
BUCHANAN J. VINCENT
S 15 T 9 R 10 8.50 A
757.72 FT ON SR 30E
DEPTH BEING PARCEL "
100/788 AGREEMENT FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL S

03171-0OR
248 R-O5'S2000
BUCHANAN J. VINCENT
S 15 T 9 R 10 1.674
142.28 FT ON SR 30;
DEPTH BEING PARCEL
100/788 AGREEMENT FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL S

03171-060R
249 R-0542200
BUCHANAN J. VINCENT
S iS T 9 R 10 2.88
100 FT LAGOON FRONT;
AV DEPTH BEING PA
IN ORB 100/788 AGREE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL S


5228.89

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03171-145R
250 R-0543400 S138.76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN &
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT 9 ORB
135/705-720 FR WILSON FIN.
CORP.
MAP# 908

03171-1iOR
251 R-0543500 S138.76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT 10
,ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON
FIN. CORP, MAP# 908

03171-15ER
252 R-0543600 S138.76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT i1
ORB 13S/705-720 FR WILSON
FIN, CORP. MAP# 908

03171-160R
253 R-0543700 5138.76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT 12"
ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON
FIN, CORP. MAP#t 90B

03171-1658
254 R-0543800 9138.76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED: LOT i3
ORB 13E/70o-720 FR WILSON
FIN. CORP. AP# 908


LOT 4. 03171-32SR '
ORB 255 R-OS46900 S138.76
AX ROLL) DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8: .
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES (UNRECORDED) LOT 4++
ORB. 135/705-720 FR WILSON
$44.50 FIN. CORP.
E MAP# 908

121/ 0317i-330R
256 R-0547000 138,76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT f45
5688.51 ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON
FIN. CORP.
''D MAP# 908

03171-33SR
2S7 R-O547100 5138.76-
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
35.57 INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT 46
L ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON FIN.
100 CORP.
MAP# 908

03171-340R
258 R-0547200 5138.76
S99.23 DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
RBARA INDIAN LAGOON
G 23 ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT 47
17) ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON FIN.
CORP.
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AX ROLL)
03171-345R
259 R-0547300 5138.76
578.38 DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN
.INDIAN LAGOON
G 23 ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT '48
ORB. 135/705-720 FR WILSON FIN.
CORP.
BLK E MAP# 90B :

03171-350R
548.19 260, R-0547400 5138.76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN &:.
PG 3 INDIAN LAGOON
LEY' ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT 49
431 ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON FIN.
M/L CORP.
AX ROLL) MAP# 908.

$2S6.70 03171-40 ,-
INC 261 R-0547900 ''" 543,98'
M/L DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
BEING S 1 T 9 R 10 .739 AC M/L
-5. 64.39 FT ON SR 30; 500 FT
.53 DEPTH BEING PARCEL "1" IN ORB

135/701-4 FR WILSON FIN. CORP.
MAP# 90A

144.42 03tl-4OR ,
1. 82 R-OS48100 5674.1S
L DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
PINES S 15 T 9 R 10 20.276 AC M/L
PINE 1743.66 FT ON SR 30; 500 FT
DEPTH BEING PARCEL "2" ORB
135/701-4 FR WILSON FIN. CORP.
MAP# 90A
03172-060R
S333.12 263 R-0549700 5132.80
BUCHANAN J. VINCENT a
57 S 16 T 9 R 10 3.436 AC M/L
300 FT ON SR 30; 504.32 FT AV
DEPTH BEING PARCEL "0" IN ORB
100/788 AGREEMENT FR WOODMERE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
S89.27
03180-370R
57 N 264 R-0557400 $393.50
85 ELLIS MARTHA T,
TREASURE SHORES SUBD PB 3 PG
26 LOT 24 ORB 94/659 FR
HILTON ET AL
550.07 MAP #72C
CKIE BLK B
oT 39
03180-375R
6S 2 R-055O750 5393.50
CANADY KENNETH D.
S49.66 TREASURE SHORES SUBD PB 3 PG
E K. 26 LOT 25 ORB 129/ES2 FR
49 RAMSEY
ORB MAP# 72C
BLK B


BLK A 03180-415R
266 R-0558100 5299.16
SWEANEY MELVIN E.
S72.72 TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
(UNRECORDED) LOT 3 BEING
1 PG 49 100.8 FT FRONTAGE ON CO. RD.
30i 276.72 FT AVERAGE DEPTH
ORB 107/637 FR JOSEY
BLK D
03180-420R
'267 R-OES8200 5299.16
S244.42 SWEENEY MELVIN
TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
1 PG 49 (UNRECORDED) LOT 4 BEING
100.8 FT FRONTAGE ON CO. RD.
30;289.41 FT AVERAGE DEPTH
BLK D ORB 111/643 FR JOSEY

03180-430R
5315.12 268 R-0558400 5299.16
8: JOSEY LB. JR.
AC 761.04 TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
DEPTH (UNRECORDED) LOT 4 BEING
ORB 100.8 FT ON CO. RD. 30;
WOODMERE 313.79 FT AVERAGE DEPTH ORB.
EE TAX ROLL) 110/1093 FR JOSEY'

03186-000R
S306.29 269 R-0563300 51,711.33
& DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN G. ET AL
C M/L S 20 T 9 R 10
500 FT 639.34 FT PARCEL ORB 117/1057
A" IN ORB FR WILSON FINANCIAL CORP.
WOODMERE LESS 8 LOTS IN UNREC SUBD
EE TAX ROLL) MAP# 72D

03186-010R
572.96 270 R-0563400 $633.80
& DIERKSHEIDE, MELVIN G. ET AL
AC M/L 5 20 T 9 R 10
500 FT BEING LOT 1 OF-AN UNREC SUBDk
'B" IN ORB BY COUSE, DIERKESHEIDE 8:
I WOODMERE BUCHANAN
BEE TAX ROLL) MAP# 720

12.32- 031S6-02OR8
5129.3& 271 R-0563500 5633,80
& DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN G. ET AL
ACM/L 5 20 T 9 R 10
634.5 BEING LOT 2 OF AN UNREC SUBD
4RCEL "E" BY CROUSE, DIERKSHEIDE 8:
:MENT FR BUCHANAN
BEE TAX ROLL) MAP# 7200


(.3186-030R
272 R-0563600 5633.80
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN G. ET AL
5 20 T 9 R 10
BEING LOT 3 OF AN UNREC SUBD
'BY CROUSEi DIERKSHEIDE 8:
BUCHANAN
MAP# 720

03186-130R
273 R-0564800 HX ii134.74.
TURNER CLINTON E
PELICAN PINES. UNREC. SUBD,
LOT 8 76.62 FT GULF FRONT;
550 FT AV DEPTH ORB 140/80
FR BUGG
MAP# 720

03186-i35R
274 R-0E649900 S804.87
FINANCIAL BENEFITS/LAWRENCE D.
PELICAN PINES) UNREC. SUBD.
LOT 9 76 FT GULF FRONT; 550
FT AV DEPTH ORB 138/50 FR
BUGG
MAP# 72D

03186-140R
275 R-0565000 S794.49
FINANCIAL BENEFITS/LAWRENCE D
PELICAN PINES UNREC. SUBD.
LOT 10 75 FT GULF FRONT; 552
FT AV DEPTH ORB 138/47 FR
BUGG
MAP# 72D

03191-003R
276 R-0568400 S1i)053.96
THOMAS JOE W. ET AL
S 22 T 9 R 10 100 FT GULF
FRONT; 867 FT DEPTH M/L ORB
89/90 FR JOSEY & ORB 98/748
1/2% TO THOMAS
MAP# 90D

03191-007R
277 R-0568800 51,313.43
LAMONTE CHARLES V,
S 22 T 9 R 10 125 FT GULF
FRONT; 695 FT DEPTH M/L ORB
87/2 FR GLENN
MAP# 90D

03191-009R
278 R-0569000 53,715.61
QUALLS AL. P. 8: PEGGY L,
S 22 T 9 R 10 400 FT GULF
FRONT; 563 FT DEPTHM/L ORB
92/782 FR BUSBY OFFICIAL
RECORD BOOK 92 PAGE 1062 FROM
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03191-030R
279 R-0571100 $393.50
FUNDS EDWARD R.
S 22 T 9 R iI 100 FT LAGOON
FRONT; 297 FT DEPTH M/L ORB
85/131 FR GLENN
MAP# 90D

03193-003R
280 R-OE72800 S1,020.74-
BURCH JERRY 8: BETTY G.
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO 1i
PB 1 PG 48 ORB 97/123 FROM
LIDDLE LOT 18
MAP #900
BLK 0

0321-0OOOR
281 R-058000 5818.09
DAVIS JR. ARTHUR 8: BILLIE F.
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO, 1
PB 1 PG 48 LOT 17 ORB 113/31
FR SORROW JR.
MAP #900
BLK S

03226-007R
282 R-0583600 579O04
RICH A. WAYNE ET UX
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO. 1
PB 1 PG 48 LOT 12 ORB 82/925
MAP #900D .: ..-
BLK W

03227-000R .:.,
283 R-0584500 5313.49
RICH A, WAYNE ET UX
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO. 1
PB-1 PG 48 LOT 10 ORB 82/926
-MAP #90D
BLK W

03274-096R
284 R-0591300 5203.72
STANLEY DANIEL G.
S 12 T 4 R i1 3.08 AC M/L 1i
X 82S9 FT ON E SIDE OF KEMP RD
ORB 135/43 FR BROWN
MAP #38D
03280-OOOR
285 R-0592200 538.74
THOMAS YVONNE RENEE 8 STEVEN
S 12 T 4 R 11 4.4 ACRES 133 X
1320 FT LOT ORB 105/923 FR
SMITH
MAP# 38D

03326-1iSOR
286 R-0608900 594,27
TAUNTON DAVID ET AL
S 13 T 5 R 11 SUNSHINE ACRES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 10 .96 AC
M/L
MAP #42

03326-160R
287 R-0609100 S380.58
HAMMOND WALTER Ri 8: FLORA
S. 13 T 5 R 11 1.92 AC M/L
SUNSHINE ACRES (UNRECORDED)
LOT 12 8: 13 UNRECORDED
AGREEMENT FR TAUNTON f&
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03326-240R
288 R-0610500 HX 5354.87
CAMPBELL JAMES WILLIAM
S 13 T 5 R 11 SUNSHINE ACRES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 28 5.21 AC
M/L ORB 117/112 FR TAUNTON
MAP #492

03330-140R
289 R-0611700 5133.35
PEIFFER BRIAN R
S 13 T S R 11 2.025 AC M/L
210 X 420 BEING LOT S OF AN
UNREC SUBD ORB 142/312 FR
CARR ET AL
MAP# 4'2

03342-000R
290 R-0618500 571.29
TAUNTON DAVID
S 23 T 5 R 11 1.01 AC M/L
SE/* OF NE/4 OF 23 LYING W OF
SR 386 ORB 89/205 FR PATRICK
EST 8: LESS 8.66 AC ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03391-004R
291 R-0630500 HA 5181.04
SANDER SHIRLEY ANN f ECKLEY
S 31 T 5 R i1 1.76 AC A LOT
236 X 325 FT REC'D ORB
78/1099
MAP #13C

03394-052R
292 R-0635000 5451.61
FELS JOSEPH ET UX


S 31 T 5 R 11 4.6 AC REC'D
ORB 72/599 FR PATRICK 350 X
E70 FT
MAP #13iC

03394-E053R
293 R-0635100 HX -391.99
GILBERT JIMMY EARL
S 31 T S R 11 1.37 AC 170 X
350 FT LOT REC'D ORB 80/972
MAP #13C

03420-002R
29 4 R-0641i O0 6E9&.09
CARULLI FRANK L. 8: SHEILA
S 32 T 5 R 11 200 FT CANAL
FRONT; 585 FT AV DEPTH ORB
i01/952 FR KRISHER
MAP# 13D


295 R-0644100 $773.50
SWAIN RICHARD J. 8: BRENDA J.
5 33 T S R 11 6.07 AC ORB
109/67 FR CITIZENS FEDERAL
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOC.

03426-005R
296 R-0644200 5722.87
SANDERS BOBBY L. JOYCE A,
5 33 T S 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 134/690-91 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)-
03426-210R
297 R-06O45000 5502.59
KENT CHARLES M. 8: PATRICIA D.
S 33 T S R 11
PARCEL REC'D IN ORB 117/1097
AA FR CARR 8: ORB 127/651-52
FR CARR JR.
MAP# 27C
03426-250R
298 R-0645100 5133.60
KENT CHARLES M.
S 33 T i R 11 .s AC M/L
PARCEL REC'D ORB 116/1045 AA
FR CARR
MAP# 27C

03426-260R
299 R-0645300 5247.11
ROBERTS CHARLES 0. & JANET
S 33 T 5 R 11
PARCEL REC'D IN ORB 126/540-44
FR CARR
MAP# 27C

03426-EOSR
300 R-0645700 5168.99
RICHARDS ANDREW C 8: ANGELA M
S -33 T S R 11
BEING LOT 1, 105 X 210 FT
PARCEL ON PLEASANT REST
CEMETERY RD. ORB 144/274-76
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03426-1iOR
301 R-064-5800 HX 596.61
WILSON KEITH E. II 8: PATTY J.
S 33 T S R 1i
BEING LOT ; :l{S 2i FT
PARCEL ORB 128/236 8: ORB 128!
8EE FR CAR JR.
MAP# 27C

03426-520R
302 R-0646000 5319,06
BRIDGES DOUGLAS B JR
5 33 T 5 .ii 1 AC M/L
(UNREC, PLAT) 210 X 220
ORB 133/919-20 FR' CARR 8: ORB
143/929-30 FR CARR
MAP# 27C

03426-600R .
303 R-0646100 S?9 070.78
KERRIGAN ROBERT G. 8: GEORGE W.
5 33 T 5 R 11 15.131 AC M/L
PARCEL REC'D ORB 138/339-40
FR CARR
MAP# 27C

03429-000R
304 R-0646400 5174.92
WHITTINGTON DOUGLAS A.
S 33 T 5 R 11 .36 AC LOT
BEING LOT 1 BLK 1 WETAPPO
RIDGE SUBD. (UNRECORDED)
ORB' 130/618-19 OC FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03430-OOOR
305o R-0646500 5128.79
POLLARD BILLY F
S 33 T S R 11 .34 AC LOT
REC'D ORB 95/967 BEING LOT 4
BLK I WETAPPO RIDGE SUBD
ORB 143/981-82 FR-HENSLEY
MAP #27C

03451-029R
306 R-06S1400 '""72.92,.
GARCIA "ALFREDO BERTRA4 8: "00.IO
WETAPPO CREEK ESTATES PB e 3
7 LOT 10 ORB 128/312 FR
.ARNOLD
MAP# 27D
BLK C

0349E1-0318.
307 R-0651600 5144.86
POLLARD BILLY F
WETAPPO CREEK ESTATES PB 3 PG
7 LOT 12 ORB 144/314 FR
ARNOLD
MAP #27D
BLK C
034SEH-OOR
308 R-0652600 144.86
RAY PEGGY W
5 35 T E R 11 N/2 OF SW/4 OF
NE/4 OF NW/4)..LYING W OF SR
386 .ORB 140/962-63 FR BARFIELD
MAP# 43

03460-04OR
309 R-0653900 5186.53
TALLEY FOSTER T. JR.
S 35 T S R 11 CREEKWOOD (AN
UNRECORDED SUBD) LOT 8; 300
FT WETAPPO CREEK FRONT 165 FT
AV DEPTH ORB 140/335-36 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03460-iIOR
310 R-0654700 HX $5177.12
HUNTER GEORGE M. JR. 8: BENNIE
5 35 T 5 R 11 CREEKWOOD FIRST
ADDITION (UNREC) LOT 1)2, 3, 4
ORB 123/221-222 FR MEXICO
BEACH CORP. INC. 8. PARCEL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03460-125R
-311 R-0654800 HX 5211.42
RAY WILLIS
S 35 T S R 11
CREEKWOOD FIRST ADDITION
(UNREC) LOT 5 8: 6 ORB 13S/ ,
118-21 AA FR BARFIELD
MAP# 43

03460-160R
312 R-0655400 5597.80
LEONBERGER BILLY J. 8: KIM M.
S 35 T S R 11 CREEKWOOD FIRST
ADDITION (UNREC) LOT 12 ORB
i19/753 FR JIM WALTER HOMES,
MAP# 43

03460-380R
313 R-0658200 588.52
GRIMALDI RALPH J. 8: REGINA L.
CREEKWOOD UNIT 3 UNRECORDED
LOT'20 ORB 133/104*8-+9 FR
MEX. BCH. CORP.. INC.
MAP# 43
03462-1ESR
314 R-06E9000 HX 5117.05
SCHELL JERRY L. 8: HELEN L.
5 35 T S R 11 LOT 5 8: 6 ORB
116/759-62 FR. ARNOLD ET AL
MAP* 43
03493-000O
315 R-0666300 HX 5793.60
WILLIAMS WILLIAM C. JR.
S S T 6 R 11 3.04 AC BEG AT
NEC OF SW/4 OF NW/4 8: RUN S
230 FT FOR POB, TH 5 270 FT,
TH W 490 FT, TH N 270 FT, TH
(FOP. FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL):'


03495-25OR
316 R-0667100 5$447.06
FOSTER MARK 8: GAYLE
5 6 T 6 R 11 LOTS 5, 6, 7, 14
8: 15 UNRECORDED PLAT FR
TAUNTON IN NE/4 OF NE/4 ORB
90/345 FR TAUNTON
MAP #148

03501-13SR
317 R-0669300 5262.71
WARD WAYNE
5 6 T 6 R 11 SUNSHINE FARMS
(UNRECORDED) LOT 7 5.21 AC
M/L UNRECORDED AA FR TAUNTON
MAP #14B8

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03501-lSER
318 R-0669700
VIZCARRA EULOGIO M.
S 6 T 6 R 11 SUNSHINE FAR
(UNRECORDED) LOT ii 5.77
M/L UNRECORDED AA FR TAUN
MAP 148

03501-180R
319 R-0670100
CLARK RICKY 3: LUCY-
S 6 T 6 R 11 SUNSHINE FAF
(UNRECORDED) LOT 16 5.32
M/L UNRECORDED AA FR TAUN
MAP #14B

03511-002R
320 R-0673100 HX
WAGNER RONALD W. 8: SHIRLE
S 6 T 6 R 11 2.14 AC M/L
ORB 127/300 FR HARRIS
MAP# 148


03579-OOOR
321 R-0682800
HATCHER JUANITA
BEACON HILL SUeD PB
LOT 10
MAP 1i6C

t
03582-000R
322 R-0683100
LEE RUTH4 A.
BEACON HILL SUBD PB
LOT 12 ORB 85/4tS
MAP #16C


1 PG


03798-21iOR
Page) 341 R-0723900 $810.05
NELSON DENNIS T., INC.
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
N/2 OF LOT 35 ORB 114/717 FR
S289.25 GULF AIRE PROP. INC. : LESS
S/2 ORB 129/671 TO VAN DEN
RMS (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
AC
NTON 03798-320R
342 R-0726400 S256.70
DAVIS RGOE JR. : CARMELITA G
GULF AIRE SUBD, PHASE II
5267.94 LOT 27 ORB 129/100i FF DUREN
MAPE 16C
RMS MELK D
AC
4TON 03798-435R
S33 R-0728600 L 10b63,38
NELSON DENNIS T.) INC
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II LOT
Y266.99 8 ORB 1i4/720 FR GULF AIRE
:Y K, PROP. INC.
4MAP# 16C
BLK F

03798-484R
344 R-0729700 S208,59
S325.60 FARRIS LARRY & JANICE
GULF AIRE PHASE III UNRECORDED
2 LOT 2 ORB 126/44 FP. DUREN
MAP# 16C


S BLKK 03798-486R
345 R-0729800 S401.06
:LOVINGGOOD MICHAEL T.
%274.47 GULF AIRE PHASE III UNRECORDED
LOT 3,4 ORB 133/220 FR GULF
1 PG AIRE PROP.
MAP# 16C


BLK S

03593-001R
323 R-0684500 553.65
HARRELL ROBERT CA & MARYANN
BEACON HILL SUBD PB e PG 2
LOT 13 8: STRIP BETWEEN LOT 13
8: US 98 REC'D ORB 76/224
MAP #16C
BLK 6

03617-010R
324 R-0687300 HX S610.64
OAKES MRS. WINNIE
BEACON HILL SUED PB i PG 2
LOT 6 8: 8 8: NW/2 OF 4 ORB 90/
59 FR STANALAND 8: ORB 132/80
FR YARDLEY
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03646-000R
325 R-0691800 S583.13
WATSON PHILLIP L., JR.
BEACON HILL SUED PB 1 PG 2
LOTS. 7 8: 9 ORB 114/932 FR
MONTFORD
BLK 11
MAP# 16C

03662-OOOR
326 R-0693600 S242.54
RANCHO ALGRIA
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOTS 18 8: 19
MAP #16C
BLK 14

03685-i001R
327 R-0696100 $290.00
KENT CHARLES M.
BEACON HILL SUBDIVISION LOT
19 ORB. 132/502 FR COSTIN
MAP i#16C
/C BLK 16

03706-OOOR
328 R-0698800 $224.93
MORGAN ELTON THOMAS
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOT ii ORB 71/1054
MAP '6B # "
BLK 18


329 "'1-.-0701400 "'"*" 443.6;
NELSO' DENNIS &'-PAT
BEACON HILL SUBD PB I PG 2
LOT 11 ,: 5/2 OF 13 ORB 19/780
FR LUTTRELL
MAP #16C
BLK 21
03733-050R
330 R-0704000 HX S145.80
WILDER JAMES C,
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOTS 13 1i5; 17 & 19 ORB
129/528-29 FR CITIZENS FED S8:L
MAP# 16C
BLK' 24

.03737-005R
331 R-0705300 S443.72
NELSON DENNIS T. 8: PATRICIA
BEACON HILL SUBD. PB 1 PG 2
LOT 5 ORB 103/664 TO GRINER
BLK 25
BLK 25

03798-O00R
332 R-0714000 SI785.17
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES) INC.
S31 &8: 32 T6 Rll BEING LOTS 7 8:
8 ORIG IN SEC 31 8: PORTION IN
SEC 32 LESS GULF AIRE SUBD (
REC'D & UNREC'D) 8: LESS TRACT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03798-004R
333 R-0714300 S4.261.86
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES
S 31 8: 32 T 6 R 11 PARCEL
REC'D IN ORB 112/1110 BEING
PARCEL ."E" FR SUDDUTH REALTY
CORP. BEING THE GULF AIRE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03798-009R .
334 R-0714700 S611.79
HERNANDEZ BARBARA LOONEY
GULF AIRE PB 3 PG 13 LOT 4
ORB 101/992 FR LOONEY
MAP I .16
8LI.:. A

03798-014R
335 R-0715200 HX 51629.48
RITCH BENJAMIN
GULF AIRE PB 3 PG 13 LOT 9
ORB 114/398 FR SELLARS
MAP 16C


03798-015oiR
336 R-0715300
OAKES PAULA JEAN ALDRID
GULF AIRE PB 3 PG 13 LO
ORB 144/339 FR OAKES
MAP 916C


03798-1iOR
337 R-0721100
DUREN IKE
GULFAIRE SUBD. PHASE II
LOT 16 ORB 121/462 FR
MAP# 16C

03798-195R
338 R-0723600
NELSON DENNIS T. INC.
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE I
LOT 32 ORB 118/885 FR S
JOSEPH BAY REALTY INC.
MAP# 16C
BLK C

03798-200R
339 R-0723700
NELSON DENNIS T. INC.
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE
LOT 33 ORB 118/888 FR
JOSEPH BAY REALTY
.MAPE 16C


03798-205R
340 R-0723800
NELSON DENNIS T.i INC.
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE
34 ORB 114/728 FR GULF
PROP. INC.
MAP# 16C


BLK A

S611.79
'GE
IT 10


03798-500R
346 R-0730400 S88.56
GULF AIRE PROPERTIESi INC.
S 31 T 6 R 11
ORB 93/277 BEING 6 FT GULF
ACCESS EASEMENT
MAP# 16C

03798-S01R
347 R-0730500 88.56
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
S 31 T 6 R 'ii
6 FT GULF ACCESS EASEMENT
MAP# 16C

03798-550R
348 R-073100 OO 1510.61
BLOUNT LINDEN V. 8: CAROLE W.
S31 T6 Rii ORB 96/108 BEING
BLDG II UNIT 1.0 GULF AIRE
TOWNHOUSE
MAP i6C

03798-S64R
349 R-0734600 s829.18
GAFFNEY JOHN W. 8:
S 31 T 6 R 11
BEING UNIT 4 CORAL REEF
TOWHSHOUSES ORB 139/566 CD
FR PREISTLEY
MAP# 16C

03798-705R
350 R-073700 $256.70
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
GULF AIRE PHASE IV UNREC
LOT 1 i
MAP# 160
BLK I

03798-7:LOR
351 R-0734800 S256,70
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
GULF AIRE PHASE IVi UNREC
LOT 2
MAP# 16D
BLK. I

03798-715R
352 R-0734900 S256.70
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
GULF AIRE PHASE IV) UNREC
LOT 3
MAP# 16D
BLK I

03798-720R
353 R-0735000 5256.70
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
GOLF AIRE PHASE IV, UNREC.
LOT 4
MAP# 16D
BLK I

03798-725R
359 R-07351'0 0256.70
DUREN IKE
GULF AIRE PHASE IV; UNREC
LOT S ORB ,140/233-34 FR GULF
AIRE PROPERTIES, INC.
MAP# 16D
BLK I


03798-740R
355 R-0735400 S2,
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
GULF AIRE PHASE IVi UNREC
LOT 3
MAP# 16D
BLK J

03798-755R
356 R-0735700 25.
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
GULF AIRE PHASE IV. UNREC.
.LOT 6
MAP# 16D
BLK J

03798-760R
357 R-0735800 S25
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
GULF AIRE PHASE IV, UNREC
LOT 7
MAP# 16D
BLK J

03798-765R
358 R-0735900. S25
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
GULF AIRE PHASE IV; UNREC
LOT 8
MAP3 16D
BLK ..1
03798-78ER
359 R-07 36200 S20
GULF AIRE PROP. INC.
PELICAN WALK; UNREC. SUB.
LOT 2
MAP# 16C

03798-790R
360 R-0736300 $20
GULF AIRE PROP. INC.
PELICAN WALK, UNREC. SUB.
LOT 3
MAP# 16C


BLK A 03798-S00R
361 R-073600 S204
GULF AIRE PROP- INC.
S256.70 PELICAN WALK, UNREC. SUB.
LOT 5
MAP# 16C
CAREY
03798-80PR
362 R-0736600 S204
DUREN IKE
$256.70 PELICAN WALK. UNREC. SUB,
LOT 6 ORB 138/936-37 FR GULF
II AIRE PROP.; INC.
ST. MAP# 16C

03798-830R
363 R-0737100 S204
GULF AIRE PROP. INC.
PELICAN WALK, UREC. SUB.
$256.70 LOT 11
MAP# 16C
I T
ST. 03798-840R
364 R-0737300 5204
GULF AIRE PROP. INC.
BLK C PELICAN WALK. UNREC- SUB.
LOT 13
MAP# 16C
51,297.52
03798-SEO0R
II LOT 36S R-0737500 251
AIRE GULF AIRE PRO -',
PELICAN WA.LK. UNREC- SUB,
LOT A
BLK C MAPR 16:C


038--002F8
3.6 R-0738400
DUPRN IKE
5 31 T R 11 6.26 AC I
ORB 121./98 FR DOZIER
MAP#' 167

03805--Oi5R
367 R-0739100
DANIELS TELMON M. JR.
SEASHORE TOWNHOUSES
BEING UNIT 5 ORB 139/46
FR PARKER
MAP# 16C


041'5-002R
S1,387.48 389 R-0800600 $350.20
KENT CHARLES M.
I/L PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT 2
49.99 X iSO FT PORTION OF
LOTS 14 8: 15 (BEING LOT 2 OF
AN UNREC SUBD.) ORB 126/251-
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX'ROLL)


SB-6


03820-OiOR
368 R-0756100 S2,054.06
SULLIVAN III S. MICHAEL
S S T 7 R 11 35 FT GULF
FRONT; 190 FT DEPTH BEING N/2
OF ATLANTIC ST END ORB
i12/204 FR POOLE
MAP# 17A

03821-050R
369 R-0756500 s1i649.15
LOVETT JOHN HOWARD ET AL
SE T7 Ril 35 FT GULF .
FRONTAGE; 189.80 FT DEPTH M/L
BEING SOUTH EAST 1/2 OF WARD
STREET END A/K/A SAILAWAY U2
ORB 97/1073 FROM LOVETTE

03848-000R
370 R-0760200 $378.44
JANOWSKI BOLESLAW M. 8: MARY J.
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON HILL
A PORTION OF LOTS 14 8:& 1
BEING DESCP. A ORB 118/266 FR
JANOWSKI
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


03855-OOOR
371 R-0761000
BRANCH GILDA GILBERT
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON
LOTS 16 8: 17
MAP 417A

03898-i001R
372 R-0765900
LOTZ GEORGE W JR
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON
LOT 10 ORB 142/715 FR bO'
MAP #17A

03907-OOOR
373 'R-0767300 HX
BUTLER HAROLD M.
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON
LOTS 61 7 8: N/2'OF 5
MAP #17A

03952-000R
374 R-0772800
BRANCH A.G.; TRUSTEE
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON
LOT 9 ORB 96/487 FR. BEAM
MAP #17A
B

03955-000R
375 A-0773100 S4,
PEACOCK THERESA ET AL
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON
ALL OF BLK 15 ORB 95/553
ROM HANNON 8: MAY 50 FT
Y VACATEDORB 99/544 BY GU
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA

03974-O00OR
376 R-0775700 S2
SIMPSON ROY A.
S 5 T 7 R 11 PINE ST IF'
EXTENDED FROM HWY 98 TO G
OF MEXICO IN SECT 5 REC'D
120/908-10 FR SIMPSON EST
MAP #17A

03981-001R
377 R-0776700 s1
J 8: JO INVESTMENTS INC.
CORONADO GULFVIEW UNIT i
ili/175 FR CORONADO GULF
INC.
MAP# 17A

03981-002R
378 R-0776800 s1
J 8: JO INVESTMENTS, INC.
CORONADO GULFVIEW UNIT 2
126/944 FR COMCO
MAP# 17A

03987-001R
379 R-0779200 IHX
HILL R EDWARD 8: SUSAN F
S 5 T7 Rii PARCEL BEING
FORMERLY LOTS 2 8: 3 8: POF
OF GEORGIA CYPRESS-STS BL
i PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA

04002-OOOR
380 R-0782200 HX
SMITH JOSEPHINE
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT
LOTS 5 8: 6 ORB 102/192 FE
SMITH
MAP 917A,


0 O4i06-OOOR
381 R-0784400 HX
HANLON JAMES L. ET UX
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT N
LOTS 7 8: 9 ORB 99/91 BC F
HANLON
MAP# 17A


04045-020R
382 R-0787800
EVANS TALMADGE E. 8: BREND
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT N
LOT 8 & 10 ORB 113/305 FF
PFLEGER
MAP U17A
} E

04047-OOOR
383 R-0788100 HX
RIDGLEY ROBERT C JR 8: AGN
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT N
LOT 12 ORB 96/630 FROM CC
0 8: GIBSON
MAP a 17A
B


04048-0OOR
384 R-0788200 S157.63
WOOD CARL DAVID
.o0 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 1
LOT 1 ORB 102/991 FR COSTIN 8:
GIBSON
MAPE 17A
BLK 11

04067-01 OR
.80 385 R-0790900 5498.38
SHEARER MARGARET V.
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 1
LOTS 10 ORB 113/1000 FR
DEESON e8 ORB 139/S64 BC FR
SHEARER'
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
.80
04127-O0OR
386 R-0798200 S350.68
BRAY JAMES C. ET AL
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO, 2
NE/2 OF LOTS 1 8: 2 ORB 120/
564 FR MILLER
MAP# 17-A
.80 BLK 26

04140-OOOR
387 R-0799500 S657.68
MULLIS DONALD D. 8: ELOISE S.
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
LOTS 1 8: 3 ORB 102/80 FR
.80 ARNOLD LESS SW 60 FT OF LOT
3 ORB 13S/146 FR WILLIAMS
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

04145-001iR
388 R-0800500 S41S.82
KENT CHARLES M.
.98 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT 2
49.99 X 150 FT PORTION OF LOT
14 (BEING LOT 1 OF AN UNREC
SUBD) ORB 130/966-67 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


04145-003R
390 R-0800700 S396.87
KENT CHARLES M.
PORT ST. JOE BEACH' UNIT. 2
49.99 X EO FT. PORTION OF LOT
15 (BEING LOT 3 O AN UNREC
SUBD.) ORB 136/288-89 FR CRAFT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

04160-000R
391 R-0803200 497,.2
RICHTER BILLY R. & MARTHA C.
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
LOT 9 ORB 136/843 FR ALABAMA
ELECTRIC CO. INC.
MAP# 17A
BLK 32

04164-O0OR
392 R-0803600 S157.63
LOVINGGOOD MICHAEL T.
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. :4
LOT 16 ORB 128/113-11- AA FR
PARKER
MAP# 17A
BLK 32
04177-OOOR
393 R-0806300 S403.39
TAYLOR DONALD R
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2i
LOT 10 ORB 141/314-15 TO
TAYLOR ET AL (LIFE ESTATE
RESERVED)
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


HILL 04182-OOOR
39H4 R-0806900
BRIGMAN JAMES A. 5R.
BLK 4 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT N
LOT S
$362.86 MAP #17A
hIL 6498$6D


S157.63

NO. 2


BLK 36


nill_ 04198-OOOR
'ELL 395 R-0809000 S157.63
ESTES ROBERT 5 S' GLORIA
BLK 8 POR ST JOE BEACH UNIT NO, 2
(FORMERLY) LOT 4'
s81E.35 ORB 141/162 FR COSTIN
MAP# 17A
HILL BLK P40

04199-OOiR
BLK 9 396 R-0809200 S477.09
DRAPER EUMORF.IA F,
S185.94 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT-NO. 2
LOT 3 ORB 73/545
HILL MAP #17A


BLK 41

04204--005R :
397 R-0810800 581.24
RICHARDSON THERESA T. ,
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
LOT 6 ORB 113/685 FR STOVER
MAP#I7A
BLK 42

04247-0OOR
398 R-0820600 S1997.16
MATTHEWS ARTHUR L. 8: ANNIE
S 16 T 7 R '1 .980 AC M/L
164.04 FT GULF FRONT; 247 FT
AV DEPTH ORB 98/552 FR
VIZCARRA
MAP# 32B

042ES-020R
399 R-0821200 S745.90
KIRBY STEPHEN E 8: DEBORAH M
ST. JOSEPH.SHORES SUBO PB 1.
PG 36 S 10 FT OF LOT 3; N 40
FT OF LOT 4 BEING 50 X 110 FT
LOT' ORB 141/706 FR HARRISON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

0255-030R
400 R-0821300 S2,899.60
VIZCARRA EULOGIO M. M.D.P.A.
ST. JOSEPH SHORES SUBD PB i
PG 36 S 50 FT OF LOT 4. LOT 5
MAP# 32B
BLK 1

04255-060R
401 R-0821700 Sl,616.70
VIZCARRA EULOGIO M. MiD.P.A.
ST. JOSEPH SHORES SUBD PB i
PG 36 S/2.LOT 7 DIVIDED;E 8: W
FR 20 FT N OF SEC 8: 20 FT S
OF NWC ALL OF LOT 9 8: LOT 10
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


04281-002R
402 R-0825650
5.89.99 RAFFIELD FISHERIES
S 35 T 7 R 11-3.95 AC

NO. I 3300 FT ON CANAL ORB
R MAP 49C

04284-0OR
BLK 5 03 R-0825600
RAFFIELD FISHERIES
S 35 T 7 R 11 4.98 AC
194.12 FT ALG GULF CO CANAL P
ORB 29/771 MAP 49C
NO. i
FR 04319-OOOR
404 R-0828400
ROGERS LEWIS H.
BLK 7 C. P. GAULDINGS ADDN
30 LOTS 3 & 4 ORB 3/2'
BLK DE
646.55 MAPE 498
DA W.
NO. 1 04324-00OR
R 405 R-0829000
O'SHALL DOROTHY M.
C. P. GAULDINGS ADDN
BLK 11 30 E/2 LOT 1.1, LOTS 12
UNNUMBERED ADJ LOT BE:
140 FT 8: LESS ORB 97/:
%310.42 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL 'SE
MES
NO. i 04361-OOR
)STIN 406 R-0832400
WOOD TAMELA L.
HIGHLAND VIEW PB I PG
ILK 11 FT OF LOT 14 8: 11; LE:
FT OF ii; BEING THE OL


BP.! DO ORB e3/1 &t .: LE

044.12-000OO
407 R-0837100
HALL JO ANN
BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB i I
LOT 1 ORB 135/750-52
ADAMS ESTATE
MAP# 49B


0441S-0OOR
408 R-0837400
GAY TIMOTHY W. 8: EDONN4
BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB i I
LOT 9 8: 12 ORB 138/7'
FR ROBERSON
MAP# 49B -


04484-OOOR
409 R-0844000
MATHIS SANDRA
FOREHAND SECOND ADDITI
HIGHLAND VIEW PB 1 PG
3, 4 8: 5 ORB 90/326 FR
JACKSON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE

04539-030R
410 R-0849300
VIZCARRA EULOGIO
S 27 T 7 R 11 .594 AC
FT US 98 FRONT; 115 FT
ORB 89/390 FR JACKSON

04E46-029R
411 R-0853000
DARNA HENRY 8: JUDY
5 26 T 7 R 11 300 FT L
BEING S/2 OF NE/4 OF 5
GOVT LOT 14 UNREC. CO
FR EWING
MAP# 49B


S4.521.80

M/L
31/391


045E6-OOSR
412 R-0853900 HX S567.10
STRICKLAND KARLTON 8: BEVERLY
S 26 T7 Ril 190.02 X 127.39
FT LOT IN NORTH 1/2 OF
NORTHWEST 1/4 OF NE/4 OF
ORIG. GOV"T LOT 14 ORB 93/457
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

0606-OOOR
413 R-0860200 S186.84
BELL TISHIA LEE
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB i PG
5' LOT 9 ORB 92/2-68 FR DUDLEY
MAP #SBOA
BL: A


04630-000R
414 R-0862500 s215.13
GAINER MANSFIELD 8: CORA LEE
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1
PG35 LOT 12 ORB 75/693
MAP #50A


04&35-05OR
415 R-0863100 HX
WHITAKER LINDA G.
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD. PB i
35 LOT 7 ORB 119/329
LOWERY
MAP#E 50A
BLK E


04637-OOOR
416 R-0863300
GAINER MANSFIELD
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1
.35 Ni/2 OF LOT 10
ORB 128/879 FR LEWIS
MAP# 50A
BLK

04638-000R
417 R-08&300 s
GAINER JERRY
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB i
35 S/2 OF LOT 10
MAP #50A


04640-000R
418 R-0863600 s
MC KELVY POLLY, HEIRS OF
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB I
35 LOT 20
MAP E#OA


04670-0OOR
419 R-0866500
STARLING OIL CO.
CITY OF PORT ST.
8: 19
MAP #50A


04674-000R
420 R-'0866900
STARLING OIL CO.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LU
21)23, LESS E 30 FT. OF
MAP ESOA


05286-OOOR
435 R-0943900 HX 5404,83
CUMBIE JAMES W. JR, 8: SALLY AN
ST, JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
1 LOTS 1 8: 2 ORB 136/4-52 FR
HAMBY
MAPtt E0A
BLK 78


05293-00OR
436 R-0944600 145
VISCARRA EULOGIO
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
i LOT 14 ORB 80/992
MAP #SOD


9.83


BLK 78


05306-OOOR
4'37 R-0945900 5433,19

WHITE ROY JEFFERSON
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO. i
LOT 2 ORB 92/1076 FR DAVIS
UNREC. AGREEMENT FR RISH
BLK 79
MAP# 50D


ELK B 05313-O000R
438 R-0946600 HX 5233.15
RICHARDSON WALTER ALAN 8:
S255.10 ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
I LOTS 10 8: ii ORB 107/628 FR
! PG REED (PARRISH)
FR MAP #50D
BLK 79
05345-OOOR
439 R-0949800 HX S569.51
LOCKE BRONCIEL N.
S58.31 ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
I LOTS 3 8& 4
PG MAP 50A
ELK 82

05376-OOOR
B 440 R-0952900 HX S442.96
POWELL JAMES P. & TAMMY T.
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO,
129,9I&7 LOT i ORB I181/045 FR GAY
MAP #50D
PG BLK 85


05389-OOOR
BLK B 441 R-0954200 S730
HAMBY DAVID
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
310.11 i LOT iS 8: S/2 OF LOT 16 ORB
92/33 FR HADDON
PC, MAP #SOD


>.53


BLK 85


BLK B 05392-00OR
442 R-0954500 HX S141.77
NELSON EULON WAYNE ET UX
5721.24 ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
1 LOTS 20 & 21
JOE LOTS 17 MAP #00D
BLK 85


BLK 8 05403-OOOR
443 R-0955500 HX 5392.81
WILLIAMS RICHARD N. ET UX
Si>897.12 ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
1 LOT 15 ORB 84/543
OT5 MAP #50A


04676-OOOR
421. R-0867100 S167.29
STARLING OIL COMPANY
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE 30 FT.
OFF E END OF LOT 23 REC'D ORB
72/648
MAP #50A
BLK 8

04715-OOIR
422 R-0870900 113.06
GULF TWIN INC,
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE N 20 FT
OF E/2 OF LOT 18 ORB 83/609
MAP #50A
BLK I

04716-OOOR
423 R-0871000 5529.78
GULF TWIN INC.
CITY,OF PORT ST. JOE N 21 FT
& 5 9 FT OF W 45 FT OF LOT 14
8: W 45 FT OF LOTS 16: 18 8: 20
ORB 81/969
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

04762-OOOR
424 R-0876600 S619.58
GOODSON ADDIE (MRS.)
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT 23
MAP #50A
BLK 18

04786-OOOR
425 R-0880900 S619.00
ST.' JOE MOTOR'COMPANY
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS 2,
4 & 6, LESS iE FT OFF E END
MAP #50A
BLK 22


04805-000R
426 R-0883500 S843.22
46,685.87 "ST. JOSEPH BAY CONSTRUCTION
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
546.5 LOT 11 ORB 117/687-88 FR
REC'D QUARLES
MAP# 50A
BLK 24

S87.80 04851-000R
427 R-0891400 5450.18
PB 1 PG .WHITTINGTON DOUGLAS A.
46 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT 21
ORB, 130/620 C FR WHITTINGTON
MAP# BOA
BLK 32

S204.80 04867-O0OOR
428 R-0897000 5,994.41
PB 1 PG FFCA/IPI 1984 PROPERTY CO.
2 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS
ING S0 X 2,4,6,8 ORB 115/333 FR
1047 TO SANDERS
E TAX ROLL) MAP # EOA
BLK 36

-110.46 04898-004R
429 R-0900400 HX S101.01

22 E 56 WORTHINGTON MARY
SS S 30 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT 17 &
LD STORE W/2 OF LOT 19 ORB 87/874
ESS 601 MAP #50A
BLK 37

173.77 049095-00R
430 R-0901100 U sl855.08
PG 26 COMBS GLEN F. ET UX
FR CITY OF PORT ST. JOE S'LY 74
FT OF LOTS 28 8: 30 ORB 87/831
FR PROWS
BLK G MAP #OA
BLK 37

370.85 04965-OOOR
A L. 431 R-0907600 HX 5298.73
PG 26 COOPER CHARLES H JR 8: MARIAN M
47-48 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS 12
8: 14 ORB 133/741 FR JOHNSON
MAP# 156A
BLK G BLK 42

05042-OOOR
S200.17 432 R-0916500 661.80
COMBS GLEN F. 8: JUAWANA G.
ION TO CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT 11
50 LOTS ORB 135/82-3 FR THORPE
R MAP E#OA
BLK 47
E TAX ROLL)
05074-000R
433 R-0921400 HX 5248.29
S35.7S HIEBER GEORGE E.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS 11
M/L 225 8: 12
T DEPTH MAP #50A
ET AL ELK 50

05091-OOOR
S472.00 434 R-0923200 i, 426.88
KERN PETER C.
.OT CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
5E/4 OF ALL BLK 57 BEING A 320 )' 420
iNTRACT FT PARCEL ORB 119/919 FR
HEALTH ENTERPRISES OF AMERICA
MAP# 50A


05448-OOOR
444 R-0961900 S341.66
CLAYTON.LARRY J.
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
2 LOTS 8 8: 9 ORB 126/379 GC
FR CLAYTON
MAP 5OD
BLK 89

05461-OOOR
445 R-0963000 HX 5262.38
MC ARDLE LINDA 8: JAMES L.
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
2 LOT s ORB 137/23 FR MC ARDLE
MAP #500
BLK 90

05462-OOOR
446 R-096400 5738.29
BRAGDON MATTIE L.
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO. 2
LOT 20 ORB 113/964 FR BRAGDON
BLK 90
MAP# 50D & 68C

05520-i001R
447 R-0970500 HX S207.58
SMITH DURWOOD A
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
2 LOT i ORB 141/615 FR SMITH
MAP# 50D
BLK 95


05S73-0OOR
4'8 R-0975700 HX S335.63
HEAPS CLETUS F. 8: MARY M.
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
9 LOT 7 ORB 103/389
MAP #SOD
BLK 107

05591-OOER
449 R-0978300 HX S438.13
WOOD RONNIE K. 8: TAMELA L.
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
9 LOT 12 ORB 133/355 FR DAVIS
MAP #50D
BLK 109

05687-00OR
450 R-1005700 Si>752.43
BALL JAMES L. 8:
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
LOT 13. FRACTL. 9 8: PART OF
11 LYING E OF SR 30 REC'D ORB
78/946 8: ORB 12E/536-37 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

05690-OOOR
451 R-1006000 S112.E6
GANT CHESTER JR. ET AL
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
LOTS 17 8: 19 ORB.79/i9
MAP #50B
ELK 1001

0E692-OOOR
452 R-1006200 HA 101.83
CHILDS RUTH
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
LOT 20 ORB 96/476-478 QC FR.
DAWSONS 8: CORBETT ORB 94/893
FR MCDONALD ET AL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

05700-001R
453 R-1007100 322.08
STALLWORTH JR. OTIS 8: TONY P.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG. S
61 FT OF LOT 31 ORB 127/582 FR
DRIESBACH
BLK 1001
BLK 1001

05702-001R
454 R-1007500 S130.84
JONES ERNEST MC DONALD SR.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG, N
60 FT OF LOT i ORB 75/120
MAP #50A
ELK 1002

05703-OO0R
455 R-1007600 188.46
GANT CHESTER JR. ET UX
CITY OF POPT ST. JOE ORIG.
LOT 2 ORh 75/571
MAP LSOA
BELK 1002


05740-OOOR
4'56 R-1011600 5
GANT CHESTER JR. ET UX'
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
LOT 31 ORB 83/396
MAP #50B


857.82


BLK 1003


05741-000R
457 R-1011700
BELL TISHIA L.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
LOT 1 ORB 64/458
MAP ME0A


1474.31


BLK 1004


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OE795-OOP.
458 R-1018100 $204.76
GADSON QUINN CORA LEE EST.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG,
N/2 OF LOT 12
MAP #50A
BLK 1006


05796-OOOR
459 R-1018200
BEWEY MARGARET
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE C
S/2 OF LOT 12
MAP #5OA


05804-OOOR
460 R-i019000
JONES LESA A. & RAY 0.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
LOT 20 ORB 124/552 FP
EST.
MAP# OA


05829-000R
461 R-1022100
HAMILTON GERTRUDE 8: K'
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT i F
33 LOT 19
MAP #49D0


05861-OOOR
46-2 R-102E300
WILLIAMS ELIZABETH H.
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT 1 F
33 LOT 13, & W 23 FT
.1I

05866-OOOR
463 R-1026000
DANIELS GENE ET 3JX
MILLVIEW ADDN U$IT 1 P
33 LOT 20 ORB 81/549 8
MAP #?9D


0. 889-000R
464 R-1028500
PACE BENJAMIN
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT
46 8: 47 LOT 28 ORB
MAP #49D


$40.23

3RIG.


06034-000R
480 R-1047800 HX $S0.a
LENNOX MARTHA M.
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 3
LOT 21 & S 17,5 E FT OF LOT 19
PB 2 PG Es
MAPH 50A
BLK 1023

060Ei-OOER
481 R-ioE0000 HX *25i.
ALLEN MARY L.
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 3
LOT 5 PB 2 PG 53 ORB 135/90-91
FR ST. JOE FOREST PROD. CO.
MAPS 50A
OLK 1024


0-6051-012R
482. R-1C-E0700 98.09
BLK 1006 GUICK DEREK
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 3
PB 2 PG 3 LOTS 12
S465.95 ORB 137/15-16 FR ST. JOE
LIKELY FOREST PRODUCTS CO, LESS ORB
ORIG. (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
R JONES

06164-OOOR
BLK 1006 483 R-1062000 S325.48
NUNERY BENJAMIN FERN ET UX
OAK GROVE SUBD PB 1 PG 12
P u.i LOTS 11 i: 13


YLAR MAP #S1A
PB i PGG


BLF:: 1007 06166-OOOR
484 R-1062200
RAFFIELD ROBERT A.
5136,69 OAK GROVE SUBD PB 1 PG
LOTS 21 4, 6; 8 8: 10 OR
'B .1 PG E8/134
OF LOT MAP #SIA



51.2+.E57 06178-0OR
485 R-1063700
B t PG PHILYAW ROBERT E 8: WILD
: 612 OAK GROVE SUBD. PB 1 PG
LOTS 8: 7 ORB 142/939
BLK 1009 MOWREY
MAP# 51A
B


2" PB
7Sq/i99

BLK'


S269.32


L PGS


K: i0o


05907-OOOR
465 R-1030500 5512.73
HURLBURT MILES K.
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT 1 PB 1 PG
33 5 67 FT LOT 8 8: 10 ORB
114/464-6 FR ST. JOSEPH LAND
DEV. CO.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

05907-005
466 R-1030600. $303.09
PITTMAN AMOS
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT NO. 1 LOT
8 LESS S 67 FT ORB 114/569 FR
HURLBURT
MAPS 49D
BLK 1012

E0910-00iR
467 R-1031000 $ili.74
HURLBUT MILES K.
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT i PB i PG .
33 LOT 12 LESS S 67 FT ORB
114/464- 6 FR ST. JOSEPH LAND
DEV. CO,
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

05913-000R
468 R-1031300 HX $186.84
DAWSON DARION A, 8: GWENDOLYN
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT i PB.i PG
33 LOT 16 ORB 115/10E FR
PETERS
MAP #49D
--BLK 1012

05949-0OOR
469 R-10350O0 $88.46
GRANGER ANNIE G. (MRS.)
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 2
PB 1 PGS 46 8t 47 LOT S 8: W/2
OF LOT 10 ORB' 143/835 FR
GRANGER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL.)

05977-0OOR
47.0 R-1037600 HX $381.94
MONETTE CLARENCE
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 2
PB 1 PGS 46 8: 47 LOTS 9 8: 11
ORB 92/317 8: 318 FR
MAP# BOA
BLK 1017

06015-00OR
471 -R-1041400 HX S32.73
BELL TISHIA L
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 2
LOTS 2 8: 27 PB 1 PGS 46 8: 47
MAP# 0OA
BLK 1018

0602S-000R
472 R-1042400 $226.28
GANT CHESTER JR.
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 2
LOT 4 PB 1 PGS 46 8: 47
MAP# 5OA
BLK 10i9


06027-008
473 R-1043200 HX S214.05
PETERSON DOROTHY
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO, 3
LOT 9 PB 2 PG 53 ORB 130/745-
46 FR ST. JOE FOREST PROD.
MAP# 5OA
BLK 1020

06027-Oi4R
474 R-1043800 HX S198.44
BAILEY VERNELL
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 3
LOT 1i PB 2 PG 53 ORB 127/570-
571"FR ST. JOE FOREST PROD. CO
MAP# EOA
BLK 1020

06028-00R i0
475 R-1044500 HX $156.64
JONES VALERIE ANN
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 3
LOT i ORB 106/653 FR JONE PB
2 PG S3
MAPS 50A
BLK 1021
06028--0ilR
476 R-1045400 HX 5234,08
THOMAS MARY L.
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO, 3
LOT 12 8: N/2 OF LOT 14 ORB
92/247 FR .ST JOE LD 8: DEV CO
PB 2 PG 53 & ORB 127/1070 QC
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06029-008R
477 R-1046600 HXN 189.06
LOWERY GWENDOLYN
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO- 3
LOT 10 ORB 95/640 FROM ST.
JOSEPH LAND 8: DEV. CO PB 2 PG
53
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL),

06029-012R
478 R-1046900 HX $204.87
LEWIS ROBERT 8: THELMA
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 3
PB 2 PG 53 LOT 14 ORB
103/703- 4 FR ST. JOSEPH LAND
8: DEV CO',
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06029-014R
479 R-i047i00 HX $122.2i
THOMPSON JEAN
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 3
* LOT 18 ORB 91/832 FR ST JOE
LD 8:& DEV CO PB 2 PG 53
MAP# 50A
BLK 1022


06246-OOOR
486 R-1076300
COMBS GLEN
S 36 T 8 R 11 2.25 AC M
PARCEL ON C-30 (BEING S
LOT HOWE) ORB 114/827 -F
MILLER
MAPS E2D

-06247-000R
487 R-1076500 HX
MOORE MARK RANDALL
S 25 T 8 R 11 74.7 FT B
FRONT 8: SR 30 ORB 142/7
FR MOORE
MAPS E2A

.06266-035R
488 R-1087900
HARTLAUB THOMAS C. 8: CH
FEATHER SOUND
LOT 7 ORB 127/i039 FR
BLAST VILLAS DEV. CO.
MAP# 19B

06266-04OR
489 R-1088000
THIGPEN STEPHEN G. 8:- SH
FEATHER SOUND
LOT 8 ORB 128/1030 FR
BLAS-VILLAS DEV. CO.
MAPS 19B

06266-045R
490. R-1088100
THIGPEN STEPHEN G. B: SHE
FEATHER SOUND
LOT 9 ORB 128/1022 FR
BLAS VILLAS DEV.-CO,
MAP# 19B

06266-OSOR
491 R-1088200
.THIGPEN STEPHEN J. 8: SH
FEATHER SOUND
LOT 10 ORB 129/1038 FR
BLAS VILLAS DEV. CO.
MAPS 19B


06266-13SR
49'2 R-089400
WEST BEACH COMPANY, INC
FEATHER SOUND SUB. (UNR
1.56 AC M/L LOTS 17,23
26, 8: 27 BEING A 204 F
PARCEL ON SR 30E
MAP# 198

06267-106R
493 R-1091100
GOLZ RAYMOND A. 8: DIANE
S 7 T 9 R 11 8: S 12 T 9
CAPE SHOALS TOWNHOUSE U
ORB 139/995-96 FR HIGHL
PROPERTIES
MAP# 18C

06268-065R
494 R-1091+400
NESBIT GRAY AKERS ET AL.
S 7 T 9 R 11
102 FT ON SR 30E; 664,
AV DEPTH ORB 126/9S-96
SULLINS
MAP# 18C'

06268-067R
495 R-1094600
DAYOUB JAMES R. ET AL
S 7 T 9 R 11
S1 FT GULF FRONT; 351.0
AV DEPTH ORB 12-6/97-98
SULLINS
MAP# 18C,

06268-068R
496 R-1094700 -
HAMILTON JESS 8: SANDRA
S 7 T 9 R 11
102 FT GULF FRONT; 103
AV DEPTH ORB 130/680 F
SULLINS .
MAP# 18C

0.6268-118iR
497 R-1096900
BARBER JAY 0.
S 18 T 9 R 11
51.04 FT GULF FRONT; 3
FT AVERAGE DEPTH BEING
OF TRACT 14 ORB 123/140
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE

06268-121R
498 R-1097200
BARBER JAY 0.
5 18 T 9 R 'i1
102 X 42-2 FT PARCEL;
BEING LOTS 2;3,4;S ORB
425 FR MAY LESS LOT 1 0
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE

06268-122R
499 R-1097300
LUNT ROGER W.
5 18 T 9 R 11
51 X 106-76 FT PARCEL.
PARCEL A OF AN UNREC SU
ORB 123/i49 FR MAY LESS
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE

06268-167R
00 R-1098900
PRASCSAK GEORGE M JR 8:
S 18 T 9 R 11
85.5 FT GULF FRONTAGE B
LOT 7 OF SURVEY E5.5 X
FT ORB 137/114-15 FR FO
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE

06268-200R
50i R-1099000
SILVA RAFAEL ET UX
S 19 8: 20 T 9 R 11 225
GULF FRONT; 715 FT AV D
BEING IN TRACT 27 a 28
TITLE 8: MORT ORB 87/458
MAP# 190


06268-30OR
65 02 R-I0"?960&0 $5 ,790.!2
AVERY JUDGE RICHARD M- JR,
S 20- T 9 R 11 E10 FT GULF
FRONTj 711.35 FT AV DEPTH
PART TRACTS 29 8: 30 ORB
110/532 FR FLA. TITLE 8- MORTG-
MAP 191D
06268-310
503 R-1099700 '723.16
35 SILVA RAFAEL I: HILDA
S 20 T 9 R ii 224.67 FT GULF
FRONT; 753-38 FT AV DEPTH OUT
OF TRACT 28 ORB 89/ E5 AA FR
FLA TITLE & MORT 8: ORB 127/563
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


06268-412R
50- R-l100iOO S;I+78.53
JET-AIR
S 20 T 9 R 11 LOT 1 SAN BLAST
VILLAS ORB 134/149 FR MONEYHAN
MAP# 19D

06268-i4R1
50S R-1100200 HIX $1,006.79
UNGARO DENNIS A. 8: JULIE A.
S 20 T 9 R 11 LOT 2
ORB 129/3-- FR SAN BLAST VILLAS
INC.
MAPS 19D


06268-4i8R
BLK 6 506 R-1 100400 5
MILLS RICHARD E. 8: DOROTi
5 20 T 9 R Ii LOT 4
ORB 130/526-2-8 FR SAN BL,
VILLAS
$552.39 MAP# 191,

12 06268-501R
iB / 07 R-i100800 $S
MEREDITH DERWOOD 8: DORI
S & T 9 R 11 390 FT BAY
BLK 6 FRONT;100 FT FRONT ON CO
ROAD 30 E; 793.08 FT DEP
ORB 92/.16S FROM FLA TITL
$242.54 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T
A E 06268-E72R
2 08 R.-11ii0200
FR PERKINS. P.A. OVERALL D.
S 6 T 9 R 11
100 FT BAY FRONT. 935.7S
LK 11 DEPTH ORB 138/97E-77 FR
VENTRY'
*S7E3.91 MAP# 6A
06268-E74-R
-/L E09 R -1 102700
AV-A- PERKINS OVERALL D. 8: MAR
R S 6 T 9 R .i
100 FT BAY FRONT; 947.E5
DEPTH .OP.B S/9.--- 7 FR

S130.12 MAP# 66o
06268-700R
AY96-97 510 R-1103600
GAY WAYNE 8: JUNE
S 7 T 9 R 11 1.68 AC M/L
101.5 FT BAY FRONTAGE; 72
FT AV DEPTH ORB 06/1005
2,2 10. FEAGIN
ARLOTTE MAPS BC
S06269-021R
SAN Eli R-1106100
HARRISON GEORGE H III 8:
SAN BLAS ESTATES PB 3 PGS
20)21 8: 22 -606 AC BEING
21 ORB 90/ 403 LESS W'LY
$898.28 PORTION ON GULF TO GRUBB
EILA (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TI

SAN 06269-028R
12 R-ii06700 S:
MONTGOMERY ROBERT B. ET
SAN BLAS ESTATES PB 3 PGS
$487.87 21 8: 22 LOT 28 1.72 AC OF
EILA 82/799 100 FT GULF FRONT
&: 1/6 INT ORB 141/5E1 FR
SAN (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T4
06269-035R
,....... 13 R-11i 07400 5:
MONTGOMERY ROBERT B. ET f
S487.87 SAN BLAS ESTATES LOT 3
EILA AC ORB 82/799 100 FT GULF
FRONT '8: 1/6 INT ORB i4:/1/
SAN ANDREWS
MAPS 19B

06269- 130R
il+4 R-1110600 $:
$865.,27 JOHNSON LINDA C"
SAN BLAS ESTATES H4.,56 X
EC) 1-82.3 FT PORTION OF LOT
,24-25, BEING 22-B2, N/2 OF A DU(
T AS REC-'D ORB 141/730-2 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TI.

06269-30R
15 R-1111700
S1,.87.03 KAPLAN .STEVE
D. CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT
R 12 A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BL
NIT 6 ESTATES SUBD. ORB 105/"
AND MAPS 19B
os269-314R
16& R-1112600
TAYLOR SHARRYE JA
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT
$850.17 A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BL
ESTATES SUBD. ORB 131/72:
FR GREAT WESTERN'BANK
14 FT MAP# 19B
FR
.06269-321R
S17 R-11i3300
SAMPLES RICHARD E. S8: AL'
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT
$497.28 A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BI
ESTATES SUBD. ORB i0+/769
MAP# i9B
1 FT
FR 06269-560R
518 R-1114600 5:
BRUHN DONALD J. 8: DELLA
S 18 T 9 R 11 SEAGULL BA'
CONDOMINIUM UNIT 11-A
$51558.E1 PRB 135/600-601 FR STROTI
HARRISO CORP.
MAPS 198
8.5 FT
R 06269-566R
E19 R--111Si00 5:
BRUHN DONALD J. 8: DELLA
S 18 T 9 R 11 ROBIN BAY"
CONDOMINIUM UNIT 10-B
$737.87 ORB 135/600-601 FR STROTI
CORP.
MAP# 19B
68.64
LOT 8 06 74-006R .
-41 FR 520 R-i117800
TAX ROLL) PELLAND GEORGE E. 8: MARIO
5 14 T 9 PR 10
BEING LOT 6 ORB 137/163-
$615.00 TREASURE SHORES LIMITED
MAPS 54

06274-007R
129/ 521 R-l117900
RB 129/ HALL DENNIS C. 8: SANDRA I
TAX ROLL) 5 14 T 9 R 11
LOT 7 TREASURE BAY UNRE'
ORB 138/12S-26 FR TREASUI
i157.63 SHORES, LTD
MAPS 54
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BD0. 22 R-1119200
ORB COLLINS LAMAR 8: EDWARD H
TAX ROLL) 5 14 T 9 R 11
BEING PARCEL E 8:6
ORB i36/602-4 FR BAYCO Di
$2,601.31 CO. INC.
CAROL D (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE Tl

EING 0.-274-030R
427.5 523 R-1120000
STER GODWIN BILLY G 8: CATHERII
TAX ROLL) S 14 T 9 R 11
BEING PARCEL 1A
ORB 145/705-706 FR TREASI
$724.19 SHORES LIMITED
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE Ti
FT
EPTH 06274-031R
FR FLA E24 R-1ii20100
AA GODWIN BILLY G. 8: FATHER
S 14 T 9 R 11


BEING PARCEL 2A
ORB 139/66-67 FR BAYCO
CO. INC,
(FOR. FURTHER LEGAL SEE
06274-043R
52 R-1121300
HALL DENNIS C. : SAND
5 14 T 9 R 11
BEING PARCEL S
ORB 139/571-72 FR BAYC
CO. INC.
MAP 54

06274-044 R
526 R-1121400
HALL DENNIS C. 8: SAND
S 14 T 9 R 11
BEING PARCEL 6
ORB 138/907-8 FR BAYCO
CO, INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE

06274-21ER
527 R-11i24100
STEWART RACHEL ANN
TREASURE BAY
LOT 3 ORB 139/60-61 FR
TREASURE SHORES LIMITED
MAPS 54


06274-2EOR
28 R.-i 124800
CULLEN JOHN F ET AL
TREASURE BAY
LOT 10 ORB 143/883 FR
SHORES LTD
MAP# 54-

06274-260R
529 R-1125000
WOOD JOHN
TREASURE IBAY
LOT 12 ORB 139/268-69
'TREASURE SHORES LIMITED
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06276-004R
530 R-1126300 $S
S 777v09 KELLEY JAMES M,
CAPE SAN BLAS GULFSIDE 8:
BAYSIDE TRACT 4 115 I'AC C
FT AV 106/984--5 FR HERRING PB 6
24' 24A;. 24B 8: 2'+C
MAP# 190

06276-075R
E '.0 53i. R-1131300 s1
3"7,0-?-0 SHEVALIER RAYMOND D. 8: CL
" SCAPE SAN BLAS GULFSIDE C:
BAYSIDE 60.6 FT GULF FRONT
wAV PORTION OF LOT 8 BEING UN
i SUNRISE 8: SUNSET TOWNHO
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA

06276--076R
532 R-ii31400
$782.22 YATES ROBERT J. 8: MIKE MA
CAPE SAN BLAS GULFSIDE 8:
BAYSIDE A PORTION OF TR
233-E 39 ORB 134/923 FR HAMPTO
FR 8: LESS ORB 136/146 TO 'MAL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA

06288-510R
533 R-i134900
Li85,94 JONES G PIERCE III
'lOLL',' SAN BLAS PLANTATION
5 LOT 2 ORB 139/892-93 FR
LOT BLAS DEV.
MAPS 350D
AX ROLL) 06288-56SR
534 R-1i36000
CROSS ALTON W SR
1, 300.93 SAN BLAST PLANTATION
AL LOT 13 ORB 139/894-96 FR1
5 20K BLAS BEACH DEV. CO.
RB MAP# 3ED

A *ROLL ) 06291-002R
X ROLL) 535 R- 1144700
SNJC LTD
5 22 T 9 P, 11 SURFSIDE
i. 216.21 ESTATES UNIT NO. 2 LOT 1:
A'IL BLOCK 6.; 109.52 FT GULF
1. .52E FRONT; 362.12 FT DEPTH M.
F (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA
S81 FR
06294-000R
36 R-11i45600 S:
TFC INTERNATIONAL IN N
S 22 T 9 R 11 671 FT BAY
0136,99 FRONT" 300 FT AV DEPTH
ORB 14-4/519-21 FR S.NJ."
LTDr
22 MAP# 3ED
PLEX
R 06296-OOOR
AX ROLL) 537 R-1145800 S$
TFC INTERNATIONAL INC
SS I5E 8: 22 T. 9 R 11 450 FT
S978.49 FRONT; 150 FT AV DEPTH AL
38.86 ACRES IIB SUBMERGED
2C-2 LANDS ORB 144/519-21 FR
LAS (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA
781
06310-000R
538 R-11.46450
S978.49 SNJC LTD'
SUBMERGED TRACT IN S23 T
2J-i R 11 22,7 ACRES
LAS
1-22 06320-002R
539 R-1149300 $1
GOWEN THOMAS B.
S 24 T 9 R 11 100.32 FT G
FRONT; 538 FT DEPTH M/L E
534.98 LOT 2 ORB 83/799 FROM
YN COSTABELLA
2P-2 MAP# 54D
LAS
9 06320-004R
540 R-i 49400
CROSS GRACE E.
S 24 T 9 R 11 50.i8 FT LC
1di60,42 CO Ri 30;' 170.28 FT DEPTH
109/1044 FR CAPITAL COAST
Y. A CONTRACTORS, INC.
MAPS 54D
HER
06320-025R
541 R-1150300 51
MARTS THAYER M.
S24 T9 R11'37.5 FT GULF
io06609O FRONTAGE '+05 FT AVE. DEP'I
BEING TRACT 3 OF 3 OF LOT
A ORB 95/768 FR CAPITAL COA
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T('
HER
06321-015R
542 R-ii52200 $s
CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE C
GULF PINES SUBD PB 3 PG 2
$157.63 LOT 4 ORB 97/1076 BC FR
ON B. MULTI- PROPERTY SERVICES,
INC.
-64 FR (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE Tf-

06321-680R
543 R-iiS7300
DOBBINS BRADLEY J. &: CHAF
$157.63 GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION
K.' 37 ORB 123/801-802 CD FR
ET AL
MAPS 54
RE
06321-700R
544 R-iiS7700
CHASTAIN PATTI J. 8: TERRY'
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ILL 4-1 ORB J33/458 FR STEM El
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0-6322-008R
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CULLEN JOHN F. 8: GINGER [:
S 24 T 9 R 11 100,02 FT G
593?-3.1 FRONT; E42 FT DEPTH M/L C
NE T i32/284-85 FR PRESTWOOD
MAP# 540

URE 063'4S-027R
546 R-iii6700
AX ROLL:) LITTLEJOHN CHARLES B.
S 3. T 8 P 12 100 FT BAY
FRONITAGE 313 FT AV DEPTH
$157.63 i12/107' FR. RICHARDS 8: 0
INE I, 13S/"0E5 PRIVATE RD. R.O.,
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA


06345-07ER
E47 R-1162600 SZ718.+44
MALOY MIKE
S 36 T 8 R 12 iS.75 AC M/L
419.46 FT BAY FRONT, 1837.8
2 FT AVG DEPTH ORB 127/711-
12 FR GILMORE 8:LESS .25 AC
(FOR FURTHER LEGAl SEE TAX ROLL)
06349-076R
548 R-1162700 51,0i3.19
HANNON MARK A. 8: MIKE
5 36 T 8 R12 .25 AC M/L
100.04 X 110 FT PARCEL ON SR
30E ORB 129/267-9 FR HANNON
ET AL
MAP# ED


06345-085R
EV. 549 R-1163000 $582.20
ARNOLD HILTON 8: MARION
AX ROLL) S 36 T 8 R 12 .8E AC M/L
75 FT BAY FRONTAGE; 509.85
ORB 142/819-21 00 FR MALOY
S417.08 ET AL
MAP# SD

06345-200R
550 R-1164400 S4I510.59
AMIRKALALI TARANEH
S 36 T 8 R 12
300 FT GULF FRONT; .1040 FT
AV DEPTH ORB i18/118-120 FR
$417,08 FLAz TITLE 8: MORTGAGE CO.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

EASURE 06345-327R
551 R-1167900 HX %413.68
KICKER JAMES W. & BARBARA A.
< C BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 27
ORB 119/33 FR BARRIER DUNES
$417.08 CORP.
MAPS EA

06345-334R
552 R-1168600 52>260.02
HAAS MARSHALL H. ET AL
* c, BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 34
ORB 119/849 FR BARRIER DUNES
CORP.
:,419.58 MAP# EA
0634E-335R
553 R-1168700 HX $1,788.28
ORB CAPUANO JOSEPH F. B: PATRICIA A
SPS BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 35
ORB 123/89 FR BARRIER DUNES
DEV. CORP.
MAP# SA
1780. 45 06345-342R
*7. 55 R-1169400 52j22.03
AUDIA TURTLE COVE PARTNERSHIP
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 42
IT ORB 141/877-78 FR CAPE
IT A- PARTNERS) INC.
IUSESP # S
AX ROLL) MAPS EA
06345-430R
s5 '"R-ti78200 Si1668.24
S110.46 MC INTOSH GEROGE C,
ALOY BARRIER DUNES UNIT'NO. 130
ORB 122/287-88 FR BARRIER
RACT DUNES DEV. CORP.
ON MAPS A
LOY 8:
AX ROLL) 06345-433R
556 R-I178500 $2,261.64
MORGAN CRAIG M & PAMELA A
$877.52 BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 133
ORB 142/786 FR BARRIER DUNES
SCORP.
SAN MAP#S EA

06345-434R
ES7 R-1178600 $2 261.64
MORGAN CRAIG M 8: PAMELA A
%336.91 BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 134-
ORB 142/786 FR BARRIER DUNES
CORP,
SAN MAPS A

06345-465R
558 R-1181700 SiW.43.62
MC INTOSH GEORGE C. AS TRUSTEE
S742.61 BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 16
ORB 122/293-94 FR BARRIER
DUNES DEV. CORP. 8: ORB 140/934
1 -3 FR MC INTOSH
MAPS EA
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AX ROLL) 06349-472R
559 R-11iS2400 $2.494.19
MATTINGLY DONALD A
*563'-56 BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO, 172
ORB 144/497 FR NIJEM
MAP#S EA
06345-492R
560 R-11S4400 S2,101.24
TURTLE COVE PARTNERSHIP
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 192
ORB 141/879-80 FR BARRIER
.,4l9.66 DUNES DEV. CORP.
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0634+5-496R
561 R'-ii84800 52; 4'
ROLL), LUNDQUIST WR. 8: MARGE
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ORB 139/780 FR BARRIER DUNEi
DEV. CORP.
MAPS EA

9 06345-497R
562 R-1184900 52 1
-MCORP CO. INC.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 197
.,057.28 ORB 124/298 FR CHARLES
MORRISON
3ULF MAP# SA
3EING
06345-631R
563 R-li8E5OO S194
MYERS RONNIE G. 8: KITTY R,
SEACLIFF UNIT 1 BLDG A
ORB 116/378 FR ALLIANCE GRO
$216.19 UP MAP#S 5A
BLDG A


0634E-632R
564 R-1185600 51,940.84
ELLIS JAMES L. 8: VIVIAN J.
SEACLIFF UNIT 2 BLDG A
ORB 121/443-44 FR ALLIANCE
GROUP
MAP# SA

06345-635R
565 R-ii8S900 51)940.84
GRANT JAMES W. 8: GRADY W.
SEACLIFF UNIT 5 BLDG A
ORB i16/370 FR ALLIANCE GRO
UP MAP# EA.
BLDG A

06345-636R
E66 R-1i86000 511940.84
SLAUGHTER TERRY 0. 8& JENNIFER
SEACLIFF UNIT 6 BLDG A
ORB 118/335-36 FR ALLIANCE
GROUP
MAPS A
BLDG A


06345-638R
67 R-ii86200 1,9
CUNNINGHAM GENE R,
SEACLIFF UNIT 2 BLDG B
ORB 122/964-65 FR ALLIANCE
GROUP
MAPS SA

06345-639R
568 R-1i86300 HX 51')
SUMMERS WALTER J.
SEACLIFF UNIT 3 BLDG B
ORB 122/970-71 FR ALLIANCE
GRPUP
MAP# EA


06345-640R
569 R-1186400 $i,940.84
CHITTENDEN JR. F.L. ET AL
SEACLIFF UNIT 4 BLDG B
ORB 122/91-92 FR ALLIANCE
GROUP
MAPS SA


06345-643R
570 R-i186700
ASSOCIATES PRINTING CO.
SEACLIFF UNIT 7 BLDG B
ORB 116/461 FR ALLIANCE
p. MAP#S EA
BLDG B


94,1i9


06345-840R
571 R-1187700 SE 228.94
FOUR EAST PARTNERSHIP
S 25 T 8 R 12
UNIT F-S SECLUDED DUNES
112.96 FT GULF FRONT ORB 140/
442-43 FR FLOWERS
MAP# EA
Q6349-01 3R
572 R-1189700 1S,289.59
ADKISON CLAYTON ET AL
PENINSULA ESTATES SUBD PB 3
PG 11i LOT 13 ORB 81/1052
MAP #5ED
BLK A
06349-033R
573 R-i190800 5470.70
COMBS GLEN F & JUANANA G
PENINSULA ESTATES A PORTION
OF TRACT 1 BEING 79.33 FT ON
SR 30E, 168.74 FT AVG DEPTH
LOT #103 ORB 100/263 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06349-093R
574 R-1192900 $270.85
THIS CARL N. 8: ET AL
PENINSULA ESTATES SUBD PB 3
PG it LOT 4 ORB 113/1035 FR
LAND VENTURES ASSOC.
MAP# ED
BLK D

06349-105R
t75 R-1193500 5208.59
HINKLE JAMES C. & ALICE
PENINSULA ESTATES PB 3 PG 11
LOT i OF NA UNRE. PLAT
DIVIDING TRACT 3 ORB 116/24
FR MEREDITH .
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06349-1 tR.
576 R-1193700 S208.59
KERBY MELVIN R. 8: BOBBIE J.
PENINSULA ESTATES PB 3 PG 11
LOT 3 OF AN UNREC PLAT
DIVIDING TRACT 3 ORB 113/614
FR MEREDITH
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06349-130R
577 R-194000 S208.59
MEREDITH ROBERT D. 1k DEAN T.
PENINSULA ESTATES PB 3 PG 11
LOT, 6 OF AN UNREC PLAT
DIVIDING TRACT 3
MAP# ED
BLK B

Q6349-135R
578 R-1194100 S208.59
MEREDITH ROBERT D. 8: DEAN T.
PENINSULA ESTATES PB 3 P.G 11
LOT 7 OF AN UNREC PLAT
DIVIDING TRACT 3
MAP# SD
BLK B

06349-iO0R
579 R-1194200 208.59
MEREDITH ROBERT D. 8: DEAN T.
PENINSULA ESTATES PB 3 PG 11
LOT 8 OF AN UNREC PLAT
DIVIDING TRACT 3
MAP# ED
BLK B

06349-1i4R
E80 R-1194300 S401.06
MEREDITH ROBERT D. & DEAN T.
PENINSULA ESTATES PB 3 PG 11
LOT 9 OF AN UNREC PLAT
DIVIDING TRACT 3
MAP# 5E
BLK: B

06349-260R
E81 R-1195700 $200.55
COMBS GLEN F. 8: JUAWANA G.
PENINSULA ESTATES SUBD. PB 3
PG i1 LOT 10 OF TRACT 5
MAP# ED

06349-261R
582 R-1195800 0.5
BISESE PATRICK L. & KAREN M.
PENINSULA ESTATES SUBD. PB 3
PG 11 LOT 1i OF TRACT 5 ORB
107/28 FR COMBS
MAP# D0
06351-016R
583 R-1197700 $364,.39
POPE WALTER C JR & MARY F
CAPE BREEZES PB 3 PG 23 LOT
17 ORB 142/558 FR KING
MAP #6A
BLK A

063E1-036R
584 R-1199400 HX $2)313.32
BURGESS JAMES P.
CAPE BREEZES PB 3 PG 23 LOT
12 ORB 112/108 FR WILSON
MAP# 6A
BLK B


S 06351-048R
585 R-1200600 246.32
COBB GLENWOOD DR.
CAPE BREEZES PB 3 PG 23 LOT
24 ORB 94/568 AA FR, CAPE SAN
94.19 BLAS PARTNERSHIP & ORB
115/596 FR LIEDY
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06351-060R
586 R-1201700 5240.66
HARMON SUSAN 8: CRAIG
CAPE BREEZES BEING LOT 60 IN
+.8 AN UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION OF
LOT 24 ORB 119/274-275 FR
GUARLES III
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


06351-063R
587 R-1202000 $176.51
BURGESS JAMES P.-
CAPE BREEZE PB 3 PG 23 BEING
LOT 63 OF AN UNRECORDED PLAT
SUBD. OF LOT i BLK B ORB
112/318 FR MALOY ET AL LESS
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06351-064R
588 R-1202100 S204.80
BURGESS JAMES P.
CAPE BREEZES PB 3 PG 23 BEING
LOT 64 OF AN UNRECORDED PLAT
SUBD. OF LOT 1 BLK B ORB
115/291 FR MALOY ET AL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06351-074R
589 R-1202800 HX $338.E3
BURGESS JEFFREY MORET
CAPE BREEZES
A PORTION OF LOT 63) AN UNREC.
PLAT SUBD. ORB 126/801
MAP# 6A


06364-004R
940,8 590 R-1207300 594
DRAPER HAROLD A. JR.
CAPE SAN BLAS SHORES UNIT NO.
i PB 2 PG 50 N/2 OF N/2 OF
LOT 11
MAP #SD


469,11


BLK 6
06364-00ER
591 R-1207400 $329.35
DRAPER HAROLD A. JR.
CAPE SAN BLAS SHORES UNIT NO.
1 PB 2 PG 50 LOT 12
MAP #SD
BLK 6

06364-006R
92 R-1207500 $407.66
DRAPER HAROLD A. JR.
CAPE SAN BLAS SHORES UNIT NO.
1 LOT 13 8: S/2 OF S/2 OF LOT
14 PB 2 PG 50
MAP# SE
BLK 6


511940.84 06378-180R
593 R-121100 $S
CAPE DUNES DEV. CORP
E COR THE POINTE CAPE DUNES DEV.
UNIT NO. 9
MAP# 54C


299.16


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This week is National Nurses Week. and we
would like to take this opportunity to recognize
those who have dedicated themselves to the
nursing profession ... rendering care and
compassion to the ill. We're proud of them ...
and we're proud of our hometown.


BULK RATE
-POSTAGE PAID
Permit No. 3
Wewahitchka, FL 32465.


LYKES


WHOLE


PICNICS


Sliced .. lb. 894 Hocks ... b. 99$


TABLERITE QUALITY MARKET STYLE FAMILY PAK
Sliced Slab Bacon...


MARKET MADE
Pan Sausage


KRAFT TRADITIONAL 18 OUNCE
BARBECUE SAUCE .......... 99
SHOWBOAT 15.5 OZ. 3/$
PORK N BEANS ................ oo
28 OZ. BTL
DELMONTE KETCHUP ......... 99
BUMBLE BEE 6.12 OZ.
LIGHT CHUNK TUNA ......... .59i
DOVE 22 OZ. 99
DISH LIQUID ...................... 99
HI AND DRY PRE-PRICED 69t SINGLE ROLLS
PAPER TOWELS .............. /99
3 LB. BAG
PERFECTION RICE .............. 790
IGA GALLON
BLEACH ............................. 790
IGA 20 OUNCE
FROSTED FLAKES ......... $1.89
TRAILBLAZER CHUNK & RATION 40 LB. BAG
DOG FOOD .................. $5 99
EASY-ON PRE-PRICED 99. 22 OUNCE 9
SPRAY STARCH ............... 89,
IGA 22 OUNCE
COFFEE CREAMER ....... $l.29
ARMOUR 50Z. /99
VIENNA SAUSAGE ........... /99


ARMOUR 3 OZ.
POTTED MEAT .................
RAGU TRADITIONAL 14 OZ.
SPAGHETTI SAUCE ..........
RONCO THIN AND REGULAR 7 OZ.
SPAGHETTI ...................
RED DIAMOND QUART SIZE 24 CT.
TEA BAGS ...................


S HYGRADE
Lb. 99 Cooked Ham


... Lb. 99


TABLERITE QUALITY FRESH PORK FAMILY PAK 4 39
,Country Style Ribs t. .L
TABLERITE QUALITY FRESH-FAMILY PAK $4 39
Pork Steaks ........ L .


Our meat department prides Itself on
our excellent cuts of beef, pork and
poultry products. If you don't see what
you want In the case, ask a meat
department employee and they'll be
glad to cut It for you.


TABLERITE QUALITY FRESH FAMILY PAK
Pork Neckbones


BRYAN SMOKED
Pork Chops .............. Lb.


p....... mloaz.


LYKES
Hot Dogs ................
LYKES REGULAR OR THICK SLICED
Bologna ,,,,,,,,,,......


GWALTNEY
Great Dogs
SPRINGHILL
Corn Dogs
SKINNED & DEVEINED
Beef Liver


12 oz.


$149

99,


12oz. 1 19


12oz.



.............Lb.


79T

$429


89,


RED DIAMOND 100 CT.
TEA.BAGS .................. $1.89
NATURE'S BEST 12 OZ.
SNACK CRACKERS ............890
IGA 64 OZ.
APPLE JUICE ................. 149
... ..IGA 7.25 OZ. 4/
MAC. & CHEESE ........... 99
..GATORADE TYPE 32 OZN
USA WET DRINK .. 790
4 CASTLEBERRY 24 OZ.
a BEEF STEW ....... ...... 1.39
..REGULAR 160OZ. 29 1
DELMONTE PEAS ..........
COLA ONLY 2 UTER 79
RC COL-A .......................... 7 9
FRT-LYke.$13


SUNCHIPS & RUFFLES ..........


3/99,
..99
3/990

$1.09


'-S UNNY DELIGT 40Zf *,
--.. %~


RED SEEDLESS 1 19


Grapes .................... lb.
RED DELICIOUS
Apples ................ 3 lb. bag


FANCY
Bananas ............... 3
ICEBERG
Lettuce ............. 2 he


.169
$1L69


Ibs. 99

heads 99


YELLOW
Onions ................


TENDER GREEN
Snap Beans ............... lb.


$8.95 FULL FLAT

VIE-IED TRAPA


DELICIOUS
Green Peppers


o..m. Lb. 39


CALIFORNIA

Strawber

Pint J


3 Ib. bag


990

79"

990

$jL69


...... 4 for


RUSSETT
Potatoes .......... 10 Ib. bag


e~c~T~I


99"


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