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EAR. NUMBER 38


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PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 32456 THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1992


Port St. Joe High School

High Honor Graduates


Jennifer Lauren Brewer


Darrell Roland Land


Frances Catherine McMullon


Patricia Ann Nedley Laina Dawn Ranier


Kanay wayne Kamsey iracy iynn wane


Faith Christian's 1st Grads


Faith Christian will graduate
its first class of high school sen-
* iors Friday, May 22 at White City
Baptist Church. The graduation
exercises will begin at 7:30 p.m.
ET, and a reception will follow in
the fellowship hall.
The two graduates are Shan-
non Marie Cain, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Cain of Port St.
Joe, and Michael Lee Hammond,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ham-
mond and the grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Murdic Harcus and Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Hammond, all of
White City.
Shannon and Michael began
school at Faith Christian in the
four-year-old kindergarten class
and have attended 14 years with-
out interruption. Both students
have followed a college preparato-


Shannon Marie Cain


ry course of study and achieved
scores of 25 and 24 respectively
on their ACT tests. Shannon and
Michael are high honor graduates
with a "A" average over the whole
four years of high school.
Shannon will begin college
this fall at Pensacola Christian
College, and has been awarded a
four-year Christian Leadership
Scholarship. She plans to pursue
a career in Elementary Educa-
tion.
Michael has elected to begin
his college studies at Gulf Coast
Community College and plans to
work toward degrees in Political
Science and Law.
Friends and relatives are in-
vited to join Shannon and Mi-
chael Friday, May 22, 7:30 p.m.
ET at White City Baptist Church.


Michael Lee Hammond


171 Receiving




Diplomas



This Week


Graduation exercises will be
held in Gulf County high schools
Thursday and Friday for 171
graduating seniors. Port St. Joe
High School has 98 who will be
receiving their graduation certifi-
cates, one of their smallest class-
es in several years. In contrast,
the Wewahitchka High School is
graduating 71 seniors, their larg-
est class in several years. Faith
Christian School, in Port St. Joe,
will be graduating their first sen-
ior class, with two receiving diplo-
mas.
Port St. Joe High School will
be the first to go through the.
Pomp and Circumstance of grad-
uation, when they award diplo-
mas in ceremonies Thursday
night. The ceremony will be held
in the R. Marion Craig Colisem
beginning at 8:00 p.m., with the
graduates marching into the Coli-
oseum to the strains of Pomp and
Circumstance, played by the High
School Band.
PROGRAM
Two of the High Honor gradu-
ates, Randy Ramsey and Patricia
Nedley will deliver the addresses
from the class.
Other High Honor graduates
on the program include Darrell
Land, giving the invocation; Lalna
Rainer, leading in the Pledge of
Allegiance; Tracey Wade and Jen-
nifer Brewer, leading in the Alma
Mater and Howard Langridge,
pronouncing the Benediction.
Frances Catherine McMullon is
also a High Honor graduate.
Graduating with Honors will
be: Charles Norton Arrant, Pame-
la Nicole Bowen, Joshua Scott
Boykin, Mary Ann Byrd, Marjorie
Schell Campbell. Teleshi Valetha
Daniels, Cynthia Alecia Davis,
-Dawn Marie Fontaine, Jeanet
Elizabeth Hale, Jessica Christine
Hawkins, Joel Andrew Huft, Al
Lucyndor Jones, Dallas Michael
Land, .Brian Patrick Lemieux,
Jennifer Lee Matincheck, Kristy
Marie Melvin, Christopher Robert
Parker, Bonnie Sue Pritchett,
Shannon Rene Smith, Dana Kelli
Swatts, Christopher Jason White
and ,James Shelton Wilder.
Following the graduates
speeches, the several awards and
scholarships will be presented by
various clubs, organizations and
industries in the community.
After acting principal Wes
Taylor, presents the class, a team
of Superintendent Walter Wilder,
Chris Earley, Edwin Willliams
and Charles Osborne, will
present the seniors their diplo-
mas.
GRADUATING SENIORS
Angel Bea Adams. Vincent Lanmone Addison,
Letron Raynard Alexander. Charles Norton Arrant,
John Chadwick Arrant
Cedrick Jeramulne Bailey. Miranda Leigh
Barber. Pamela Nicole Bowen, Joshua Scott Boy-
kin. Tanicia Evalanda Brantley. Jennifer Lauren
Brewer, Nina Mellnda Brock. Kristy Lynn Bnrm-
baugh. Phillllp Alvin Bryant. Richard Lee Burkett,
Christopher Shay Butler, Shiun Thomas Butler.
Mary Ann Byrd
April Elizabeth Caldwell, Tyler Jackson Cald-
well. Marjorie Schell Campbell, Patrick Michael


Wewahitchka High School

High Honor Graduates


Carpenter II, Joylita DeniseCarter, Henry Bernard
Combs, Lakltcha Charmain Daniels, Teleshl Vale-? .*.
tha paniels, Cynthia Alecia Davis, Anthony Perez
Davis, Richard Glenn Davis Jr.
Dawn Marie Fontaine, Elltha Nichelle Benn-
Gant. Kellle Alison Moree Gibson, Bobby Lewis
Gay
y Jeanet Elizabeth Hale. Rusty Lynn Hanson,
Leanna Kay Harcus, Larry Gene Hatcher Jr., Jessi-
ca Christine Hawkins. Kerry Kathleen Heaps, Hol-
lie lehdrlx. Ricky Daniel Hobbs, Scott Joseph Ho- Corwin Anderson
,kard, Joel Andrew Huft
,Lashondra Danette Idleburg, Angela Mil-
chelle Jennings, Al Lucyndor Jones .
Dallas Michael Land, Darrell Roland Land.
Howard Percy Langridge, Karen Mellssa Lanier,
Brian Patrick Lemleux, Jeffrey Collin Little, Kim-
berly Dawn Ludmiun
I Teresa Ann Mann, Jennifer Lee Matincheck,
Dennis lAe McCloud. Andrea Regina McCulley,
Frances Catherine McMullon, Kristy Marie Melvin,
Allison Marie Metcalf, Lewis Donn Miles II, Adam
Alonzo Miller, Shelby Shawn Montney
,: Patricia Ann Nedley. Laura Aleta Nelson, Jef-
frey Lang Newberry, James Glenn Norris Jr.
O Wendy Kaye Osborne. Timothy Gabriel -4
SOvaert
;';James David Parham Jr., Christopher Rob-
ert Parker, Felisha Deyona Pittman, Rhonda Lynn
Pitmin, Calvin Starlin Pryor Jr., Bonnie Sue
Pritchett
Lalna Dawn Ralner, Randy Wayne Ramsey,
Travis Edward Ray, Leanne Jo Reed, Thomas Sims
Jr., Jenny Marie Simmons, Shannon Rene Smith,
Corl Lamoyne Stallworth,,Rebecca Jane Stein. Car-.
olyn Michelle Stephens. Kristen IIIse Suit. Dana
Kelli Swatst
Anthony Cordell Thomas, Sarabla James Til-
ler, Nlyorka Valllssa Tuirner
Tracy Lynn Wade. Christopher Jason White,
George Howard Whitfleld. Michael Ray Whitfleld,
James Shelton Wilder, Mellssa Ann Williamson, Tracy Davis
Jason Patrick Witten, James Clifford Worthington


Wewa Graduates Friday


Friday night, Wewahitchka
High School will award diplomas
to its 71 graduating seniors, in a
ceremony held in the High School
Gymnasium. The ceremony be-
gins at 8:00 p.m.
The class is one of Wewa-
--hilhka- High's larger classes to
graduate from the school in re-
cent years.
Amy Waldorff will provide the
music for the Processional and
recessional.
High Honor Graduates, Rox-
anna Dunseth and Angela Goo-
drich will deliver the Welcome
and the Graduation Address. Tra-
cy Davis will give the Farewell Ad-
dress. Other High Honor Gradu-
ates are Kimberly Burns and
Corwin Anderson.
Graduating with honors will
be Mildred Adkison, Julie Gillls,
Andrew Rutter, Philip Goodwin,
Chad Flowers, Rita Hunter and
Christopher Ake.


Ann Fisher will lead in the
Pledge of Allegiance and special
Music will be presented by Anita
Barnes and Jacque Smith.
Principal Larry Mathes will
present the graduating class and
Superintendent Walter Wilder will
present the diplomas. .-..
GRADUATING SENIORS
Reco Dontia Addison, Mildred Kay Arijs.:.i1
Christopher Bryan Ake. Corwin Lyndell Ande.?.:,
Devon Anoush Avriglan
Antonio Demon Baker. Bryon Denn:s Bar*
low. Brant Cole Baxley. Ellis Bryan Br'.d,:.rn
Johnny Keith Bryant. Kimberly Sue Burns, Robert
Joseph Burton
Catherine Marie Causey, Amy Cox, Jennifer
Wynn Davis. Lillie Mae Davis, Stacy Nicole Davis,
Tracy Michelle Davis, Roxanna Panajachel Duns-
eth
Loretta Ann Elder. William Joseph Fee, Mar-
garet Ann Fisher, Chad Everett Flowers
Julle Danlelle Gillis, Angela Sue Goodrich,
Philip Aaron Goodwin, Cynthia Leigh Griln,. War-
ren Lynn Griffin
Isaac Matthew Hand. Daniel Stacy Hanlon,
Aaron Carl Hippensteal, Emory Nell Horne, Rita
Hunter, Michael Harrell
Christopher James Johnson, Mark Anthony
Jones, Amber S. Julson, Larry Adam Kemp
John Mark Lester, Allen V. Linton, Casandra
Michelle Love, Robert Elmer Lynn
Beverly Myers, Theresa Lynn Matunoar,
Starla Jean Mason, Michael McCorvey, Stacey Rae
McGill. Dennis Lee McGlon, Jason Steven Miller,


lmbOerly Hurns


Roxana Dunseth


Angela Goodrich


Keria Lynn Mulna, Stephanie Renee Martlnson
Kelly Lynn Nations, Michael L. Neville.
Charles Monroe Nunery, Christy Lynn Nunery, Lee
Nunery E
Arlin Edward Odom, Stacy Clifford Oliver.
TIainshanita Zzania Pittman, Brian CurUtis Pitts,
Cora Elaine Quick
Randall Christopher Ransburgh, James An-
drew Rouse III, Andrew Alan Rutter
Molll Lenora Skipper, Jacque Renee Smith,
Pamela Denise Smith
Marcus Vann, Christopher Charles Ward,
Anthony Byron Werclen. Michael Dewayne Yarrell


Salinas Park Dedication Ceremony


Dedication and a ribbon
cutting ceremony at Salinas
Park will be held Wednesday,
May 27 at 10 a.m.
The dedication and ribbon
cutting ceremony will be a joint
effort of the Gulf County Com-
.mission, the U.S. Bureau of
Land Management and State
Park Service, all who had part
in the construction of the pub-
lic facility at the intersection


of the St. Joseph Peninsula
Road and C-30. The park
stretches from County C-30A to
the Gulf of Mexico.
Representatives of all three
agencies will be present for the
dedication, as well as several
state and federal legislative
representatives.
The property for the park
was donated by the Federal
Government through the Bu-


reau of Land Management to
the Gulf County Board of
County Commissioners. The
County then acquired funds
from the State of Florida
through grants for the develop-
ment and construction of facili-
ties in the park.
The general public is invit-
ed and encouraged to attend
the ceremony, being held at
the park entrance.


City Accepts Redevelopment Concept


The City Commission official-
ly adopted a Downtown Redevel-
opment design concept Tuesday
night, to mark a milestone in the
attempt to renovate the Reid Ave-
nue area.
A concept of Pete Prugh, pro-



Memorial

Day

Services
Special Memorial Day
services will be held Mon-
day, May 25, at 11:00
p.m., to honor U.S. war
dead killed in battle.
Ceremonies will be
held Front of the City Hall
and will be conducted by
the John C. Gainous Post
10069, V.F.W.
The public is invited
to attend.


fessor of the Department of Archi-
tecture and Design of the Univer-
sity of Florida, the design utilizes
decorative sections in the side-
walks, which point out Port St.
Joe's important role in Florida
history. The concept also gives
special treatment to the intersec-
tions, to make them attractive
with planters, as well as safe to
pedestrians and motorists
through design and traffic pat-
terns.
The Commission unanimous-
ly approved of the design concept
after having several of the draw-
ings explained as to drainage, ob-
struction of motorist's view, etc.
Prugh answered the questions to
the satisfaction of the Commis-
sion, saying the drainage design
will serve the needs of the street
and will not overload the existing
underground facilities.
'The main problem with your
drainage is that your street has
been resurfaced several times un-
til it as high as the curb and you
have nothing there to direct the
surface water where you want it


to go," Prugh said.
HOME RENOVATION
The first payment was made
on completion of repairs to the
first two homes to receive a por-


Bryant Copeland A]

Candidacy for Conu


Bryant Copeland


tion of the half-million-dollar
grant received for that purpose.
Homes meeting the qualifica-
tions of being owned by elderly
(See CONCEPT on Page 3)

announces His

missioner Dist. 1
Bryant Copeland announces
his candidacy for Gulf County
Commissioner District 1.
He is a resident of Wewa-
hitchka and is presently em-
ployed as manager at M-K Ranch-
es. He is married and has two
daughters.
Copeland has served as su-
pervisor for the Tupelo Soil and
Water Conservation District for
eight years, vice-president of the
same board for the last three
years. Chairman of the Board of
the Extension Advisory commit-
tee, and a member of the Florida
Aquaculture Advisory Committee.
With his present job capacity,
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PAGE TWO THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1992
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Agreement!I

It has been a long haul and it isn't over yet, but Gulf County
can begin to feel like its Comprehensive Plan work is complete
now, what with the hearing of Stipulated Agreement last Tues-
day.
The hearing means, in effect, that the several matters cov-
ered in the Plan have been accepted by the State of Florida as
stated in the Plan. It also means that the government of Gulf
County has also accepted the stipulations in the agreement
where the State has stepped in and had its way. In other words,
both sides of the question have come to agreement.
The hearing merely puts, in effect, a notary seal of approval
on the Plan stating, officially, this is the Plan as agreed upon by
both parties and we accept it as presented.
The bad part about the hearing, is, that any other group or
interest, can file an intent to change part of the agreement dur-
ing the waiting period before official approval is given. Of course,
the hearing says the State and County has agreed with the lan-
guage of the Plan, making it harder to inject a difference of opin-
ion at this point in the process.
The 1,000 Friends of Florida, an environmental activist
group, has dealt Gulf County problems with approval of its plan.
We really don't know what business it is of 1,000 Friends, what
kind of a deal Gulf is able to cut, but they say they are repre-
senting the citizens of Florida, which includes us. They appar-
ently carry this kind of clout since they have managed to have
their views listened to in the past.
Originally Gulf County had asked for building density along
the coast, governed by septic tank rules, which amount to four
dwelling units per acre along the waterfront. 1,000 Friends ob-
jected and suggested the density should be set at one unit. A ne-
gotiated agreement between Gulf County and the Department of
Community Affairs, set the limits at two units on the Bay coast,
Three units on the Gulf coast and two units on the Indian.Pass
coast. 1,000 Friends still wants to object -but Tuesday's hearing
may make that objection moot. We here in Gulf County certainly
hope so.


Diploma Necessary

It's hard to believe that graduation time has arrived so soon.
School is over for another term and the summer vacation is al-
ready upon us. Time marches on!
People from all walks of life usually congratulate the gradu-
ates at this time of the year and give them advice for handling
what comes in the years ahead. Well they should congratulate
the graduates in these times of such competitiveness for the few
jobs out there waiting to be filled. The graduate of this era has
prepared himself or herself with the most important bargaining
chip they might have or might ever have.
We have watched with interest the hard-hitting advertise-
ments on Channel 7 TV pertaining to staying in school and get-
ting a diploma. They are made by well-known employers in the
Panama City area and get across the message, "If you don't have
a high school diploma, don't even bother to come asking me for
employment, because I can't use you."
This is pretty plain talk. If the young people of Bay County
can't get that message, they are pretty thick-headed. If the grad-
uates of other counties in this vicinity can't get the same mes-
sage, they are either not smart enough to hold a job or just don't
believe what they hear.
The same message is beginning to be circulated throughout
the employment opportunities all over that they are not hiring
anyone who isn't at least equipped with a high school diploma.
True, a person can have a master's degree from a top-notch
university and still not be equipped to do a job which needs do-
ing, simply because they are depending on the piece of-paper on
which the degree is printed, rather on the knowledge they may
have obtained during the course of their studies.
The point is, a person won't even get a chance to prove what
he can do if he doesn't have that diploma clenched in his hot lit-
tle fistl
And, who can blame employers today for taking this posi-
tion? An employer doesn't care to take any unnecessary chances
on a young man or young woman given the high salaries which
must be paid, based on the basic wage. Employers don't care to
invest huge salaries in an unknown quantity. He just might risk
it with a young person who has a high school or college diploma.
If a student doesn't wish to invest the time, or the effort in
earning his diploma or getting a degree, he has no business ex-
pecting a company to invest its time, its reputation, its equip-
ment, in the training of someone who is an unknown quantity as
to ability.


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Kesley
Colbert


I woke up this morning with
a little extra bounce in my step.
The zero cholesterol oatmeal and
plain bran flakes with low fat
skim milk and no sugar almost
had a taste. When no one was
looking I grabbed a Butterfinger
and headed for work., Even the air
felt a little cleaner, a little fresher.
A beautiful day!
It was a textbook example of
we're-down-to-the-last-two-weeks
-of-May-itis. Boy howdy, you
can't get away from your upbring-
ing. The last time I was a student
in school we were fighting a war
in Vietnam and talking of sending
men to the moon. But once
you've experienced Mayitis, the
feeling never leaves........
You've been there. You've suf-
fered through a year of sine and
cosine. You couldn't even spell
hypotenuse, much less pick it out
of a right triangle. You like to
froze to death sitting beside the
road on a snowy evening with
Robert Frost And man, you were
lucky you didn't get cut right half
in two down there in that pit with
Edgar Allan Poel And how about
the maps. I know you remember
this one. Mrs. Paschall hands out
the blank map of some large body
of land. You can't tell if it'R Africa
or South America. "O.K. class, to-
day I want you to color in Uganda
and Mozambique."
Is she serious? I'm the guy
who yesterday couldn't "color, in"
New Jersey and South Dakota on
a big map that I had at least seen
before. And remember when you
couldn't find your shoes after P.E.
And when you finally did, Buddy
and Ricky had tied your shoe
strings in one of those triple
hitch, double cross over World
War II Navy knots. You're five
minutes late getting to third peri-
od. Why, you'd think it was the
Spanish Inquisition all over
again
Listen, if we could just live till
the latter part of May........
We didn't even mind the final
exams. They meant it was about
over for another year. "Hey, Mrs.
Paschall, give me that map. If I
can find that little island off Mad-
agascar, I can color in Mozam-
bique for you."
Mayitis. It was when we quit
worrying about what we were do-
ing, and started looking ahead to
what we were going to do. Youth
and anticipation what an un-
beatable combination!
We'd gather up at lunch and
go over our prospects. 'We've just
got four days left." A natural part
of getting ready was understand-
ing where you were.
"I can stand anything for four
days." That's the light at the end
of the tunnel syndrome.
"I'm going to sleep till noon
every day."
"Shoot, Ricky Gene, that ain't
nothing special, you've slept


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Hope Springs Eternal...


through the first three periods all
year.
Laughter. Yes, one of the
characteristics of Mayitis is lots of
laughter.
'What do you think the 10th
grade will be like?" Yogi looked a


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little embarrassed as soon as he
asked the question. We're fifteen.
you're not suppose to gaze too far
down the road. We had a whole
summer ahead of us. We
wouldn't worry about the 10th,
grade till the middle of August.


Nothing but happy thoughts were
allowed the last week of the
school year.
'We're going to have a corn
fight that will last all summer."
Everybody quickly agreed. As
(See KESLEY on Page 3)


ME


MEMORIAL DAy

May 25, 1992

In Flanders Fields
In Flanders Fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses row on row
That mark our place and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly |
Scarce heard and amid the guns below.

We are the dead, short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow.
Loved and were loved and now we lie
In Flanders Fields.


Take up our quarrel with the foe
To you, from failing hands we throw
The torch, be yours to hold it high
If ye break forth with who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders Fields. ,


Sleep on, brave soldiers, sleep, sleep where the
poppies grow
Sleep on, brave soldiers, in your places row on row.


The lark's still soaring in the sky
Still bravely singing, soaring, high
Away above the cannon's roar
Scarce heard amid the guns as yore
Before you slept in Flanders Fields.


The faith with you we've kept aid battled with the
foe.

On crimson fields by you we've slept where pop-
pies grow.
The torch you flung to us we caught
With blistering hands, we've bravely,fpught to hold
it high
To guard you thru the night
And at the dawn to guide you to the light'
When you awake from Flanders Fields.


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Birds, Squirrels Eat Well At My House But Not At the Expense ofPeople


THE GOVERNMENT HAS fi-
nally displayed some common
sense. They have said "No" to the
spotted owl of the western forests
and opted to pander to the needs
of mankind rather than to the
needs of the owl.
All of us here in Florida sort
of felt left out anyhow, being una-
ble to enjoy watching the spotted
owl do whatever he does, every
day. Actually, so do the people of
the great northwestern woods.
The spotted owl is sort of a rec-
luse. He hides from people and
tucks himself in the depths of the
forest, away from mankind. So,
not only do the people fail to see
him and enjoy watching the owl
while they wait for their unem-
ployment checks, they are de-
prived of pursuing a livelihood
while they are failing to see the
owl.
It sort of reminds me of Flori-
da's lumber operations and the
pileated woodpecker.


I never saw one that I know
of. I see woodpeckers in my back
yard and they seem to be healthy
specimens and I enjoy them.

SINCE THE "Big Bang" or the
"Little Pop", however God did it; it
has been the species which have
adapted that survived on this
earth. There have been more spe-
cies become extinct on the earth
than exist on it today!
The spotted owl is no excep-
tion. If he can't adapt, he'll die! If
the ozone hole gets a wider tear
in it and all those catastrophic


things happen on earth that sci-
entists say is bound to happen
with the widening hole, and man
doesn't adapt, he'll become ex-
tinct.
Who'll save us a section of
the earth in which we can live?
Who'll be here to see that the en-
vironment we can live in is pre-
served, if nature goes on a ram-
page? We'll go, just like the
spotted owl will go if he cannot
adapt.
The dinosaurs went, for
whatever reason. It was so incon-
sequential that man hasn't dis-
covered why. Could it be that


they heard man was coming?
Some scientists say a meteor-
ite struck the earth and the re-
sulting cloud of dust which cov-
ered the earth, snuffed out the di-
nosaur.
IN THE MEANWHILE, man.
needs lumber to build houses-to
adapt to the environment-in
which to live and protect himself
from the elements. It's a pity that
the spotted owl is in the way; I
wish it weren't-but I wouldn't
hesitate a moment about which
species had to suffer that another
might survive.
The men in charge of such
things finally made the correct
decision. They didn't dilly-dally
around for years, spending un-
told millions of dollars in the
meanwhile, as they did in the
case of the snail darter in front of
the Tellico Dam in Tennessee.
It reminds me of the case of
the clams reclining in Shark
Hole, in the minds of the environ-


mentalists, preventing the place-
ment of spoil there from dredging
the shipping. channel at St. Joe
.Point. There, Weren't any? clams,
there and never have been, But
the environmentalist was intent
on saving them anyhow. George
Tapper; who was on the boat with
the environmentalist, inspecting.
the site, told him, "I have $100 in
my pocket. Dive off in there and
I'll give you a $100 bill for every
clam you bring to the surface."
The environmentalist backed off
and declined : the invitation.
'You're not going to put that spoil
there because I don't want it
there!" he said; thereby effectively
shattering his credibility as an
environmentalist.
I know it happened in just
this manner, because I was on
the boat, too, and witnessed the
conversation. *
BEFORE YOU DRAW the
conclusion that I don't -wish to
see the environment .protected,


along with the birds and animals,
let me tell you that a tomcat lives
at my house which might not
continue to enjoy the pleasures of
tomcat life.
He makes it his purpose to
sneak into the back yard every
morning and try to catch and eat
one of the wild squirrels I feed a
46 ounce can of peanuts each
and every day, in an effort to aid
them in existing along with man-
kind in the city.
The bluejays come to eat, too,
as do the woodpeckers, cardinals,
and an assortment of birds. A
group of bird feeders dot my yard
and I chase off all the little boys
with air rifles who come around
bird hunting.
The 10 or 12 squirrels who
feed regularly at my feeder will at-
test to the fact that I do care
about nature. But, if it ever
comes to feeding the squirrels or
putting food on the table inside
the house for people, guess who
will get the empty plate?


SSt. Joseph Bay
Date Time Ht. Time Ht.
May 22 1:00 a.m. L 0.0 2:35 p.m. H 1.3
May 23 1:18 a.m. L 0.1 3:00 p.m. H 1.2
May 24 .1:26 a.m. L 0.3 2:55 p.m. H 0.9
May25 12:57 a.m. L 0.4 10:45a.m. H 0.8
11:30 p.m. L 0.5
May 26 8:38 a.m. H 0.9 6:10 p.m. L 0.5
May 27 8:16 a.m. H 1.1 6:18 p.m. L 0.2
.. May 28 8:27 a.m. H 1.3 6:40 p.m. L 0.0


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THE STAR. PORT ST. JOE. FL THURSDAY, MAY 21,1992


Shad

PhantIy
By
Wendell Campbell


A New" Talk-Show Iost
According to a news article I read recently, there is a new talk-
show host who is stealing the ratings in.Washington, D.C. Between
11 and 2, Monday through Friday, an estimated 264,009 people in
the Baltimore-Washington area tune in to his show?' the article said.
He signs on: "Calling the District of Columbia. Calling inside the
beltway. This is the rest of the country. This is the voice of the peo-
ple trying to bring you The Truth through the jamming signal of the
liberal establishment. The jamming equipment is located on the
roof of the Washington Post...
'Your freedom, your liberty is at hand. This is Radio Free D.C.,
and I'm G. Gordon Liddy."
If you 'don't remember, G. Gordon Liddy is the Watergate bur-
glar of two decades ago who refused to squeal. He said: "Rather
than commit perjury, I chose to close my mouth and go to.Jail. They
know that I at least believe what I tell, them n(oi his radio show).
To say G. Gordon Liddy is a man-of conviction is a vast under-
statement. Ratlier thah talk ab6tit Watergate he spent 52 months
in nine prisons.. After that he authored three best-sellers and went
on the lecture fircuit where he received five thousand dollars a pop.
And now, the article stated, the guy-who wouldn't -snitch is babbling
three hours a day on WJFK AM and FM, for a reported $400,000 a
year.
Callers ask him everything. Below are a few questions and an-
swers that were in the article:
Q. What do you think of Bill Clinton running for president?
A. "I cannot conceive of having a draft dodger as a commander
in chief, Besides,. who wants Hillary?"
Q. What do you think about Jane Fonda?
A. "She is stupid, a big-mouth and uneducated. What she did in
* Vietnam is the classic definition of treason she gatB the enedf
aid and comfort... I went to jail. Slih should 'have been indicted o-'
treason." U *
Q. What do you think about gun control?
A. '.'Gun control is hitting what ydildim at."
Q. A woman called in to lament the third burglary of her apart-
S ment, saying, "I love my home so much. What should.I do?"
A. "I wotl1d just kill whoever came in to burglarize me." Liddy
said. "If you are not'willing to stand and fight, then run away. If you
lqve your home, protect it. Get a shotgun.;. After you kill him,.say a
prayer for his soul. We don't want to.14e brutal."
Q. Areyou angry enough to put a' bullet in (John Dean's) head?
A. "No. Nine&millimeter parabellium ammunition is something-
like 17 cents a round and the little b isn't worth it.",
Q. YQur tlhoughts on Congress?
A A;""'Congress is a house ofw : ." '
Ratings in his slot doubled in the first month and the phones
9'tay jammed. The station has to replace the paper on the fax ma-
chine almost daily, according.to the article.
John Popp, the show's pony-tailed producer, says that listeners
"are fascinated by him. They really look up to this guy. There's'a
folklore. He's lone it... He's the genuine article."
I would lile to ask him his opinion on the Los Angeles riots and
what he would have done had he been in charge, but there's no
need. I just know what he would say... and I agree with him.
Hey, sports fans, I like him! '



KeSley ....- From Page 2
soon as the early corn got about out exactly like we planned. We
* head highh we'd go, to.having. dirt forgot about the jobs most all of
clod fighLts in, soxpebody's back us had., And our parents didn't
forty. We'd, run down the rows exactly let us roam free like we'd
kind'a hunched over, both hands figured -on. And we didn't win eve-
loaded, and bomb the first guy we ry game. And sometimes you had
came to that wasn't "ready." We'd to take your little brother along.
end up pulling up a few. corn The,dang movie house raised its
stalks and going hand to hand. admission price, to 25t and we
Listen,' that clump of a root, with lost six days to rain.
a little dirt clinging to it would put come next May, we'd
raise quite a welt on your back. dream again. Like I said, it was a
We planned our baseball vital part of our upbringing;
games. Naturally, we were going Mayltis. I'm proud to say I've
to play every day. And we had to still got it. And, if I catch you
figure on some swimming time. down in a corn Held this summer,
We'dialready got a new rope. We don'tturn your back on me or I'll
were going to be able to swing out prove it to you.
halfway across that creek. And on Respectfully
Saturday, afternoons we'd make'. Kespectfey
the double feature at the picture
show. .It was going to be a sum- r ml Tl
mer to end all summers. KIDS Conductimg
You talk about a bounce in I
our step! What a great time to be ..glStration
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them, as enrollment is limited.
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VFW and Auxiliary will conducting a Buddy
POppy.' D V Poppy Sale on those days, with money received
from the sale being placed in a relief fund for
'VFW officers George Coody and Roy Robin- veterans. The poppies are made by disabled vet-
son, witness the signing of a proclamation by erans in veterans hospitals throughout the na-
Mayor Frank Pate, .proclaiming May 22 and 23 tion: VFWP Post 10069 conducts the sale annu-
as Memorial Poppy Days, in Port',st. Joe. The ally.

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Sheriff Harrison pulls pot
plants, in raid Mondatl.

Pot Plants
Discovered
The Gulf County Sheriffs Of-
fice located a:. small marijuana
patch in 'the vicinity, of Ponce de
Leon Avenue in St. Joe Beach
Monday morning; "and charged
James Ray Walding, 25, with cul-
tivation of the narcotic weed, in
connection with thhe cultivation of
the 16 plants confiscated.
Sheriff Al Harrison said the
small plot was located Sunday in
an aerial search of the south Gulf
County area.
Sheriff Harrison said that
Walding reported to him that,he
saw the plane searching the area
and became frightened. He went
to "the plot 'and pulled .up the
plants, placed them in a. sack and!
-buried them in his garden.
A search of the site recovered
two plants still growing in the
plot. The buried plants were re-
covered. from the garden. The
plants ranged in size from seed-
lings to four feet tall.
Walding has been released on
$5,000 bond on a charge of culti-
vation of marijuana.
The Sheriff said his depart-
ment is attempting to sit on dis-
covered plots longer, this year, in
an attempt to capture the grow-
ers. "If we just go in and destroy
the plot, the grower is just right
back at it as soon as he can get
some new plants," Harrison said.


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A huge brush fire roared
through the bone dry vegetation
behind ,the Pentecostal Holiness
Church, on Garrison Avenue,
Tuesday, threatening. the church
building and several homes in the
area, according to Police Chief
Carl Richter,
"I thought my own new house
on the corner of 20th Street and
Marvin Avenue, was going to
burn. I had to wet down the roof
to protect it from the. flying em-
bers," Richter said.
The fire started in the woods
to the east of the church and
burned over four acres as it raced
toward the church.
Richter said some children
admitted causing the fire from a
campfire they had built in the
woods.:
Richter cautioned people to
be careful with fire during this
dry period. "It's dry out there. The
woods are like kindling wood.".


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poor, are receiving repairs from
the federal grant, managed by Ju-
lian Webb Associates, of Chipley.
A total of 20 homes will be re-
paired under, the federal grant.
., SEARCH.FOR CLERK ,
The Commission has begun a
search for a new 'City Clerk to re-
place Alden Farris, whose resig-
nation becomes effective October
'30. Farris is retiring because of ill
health.
Mayor Frank Pate named a
citizens' committee to examine
the applications for the job, har-
rowing the field' down to five peo-
ple to be interviewed for the posi-
tion. Mayor Pate said, "I feel these
people are far more qualified than
we to make the selection of the
proper person to fill .this impor-
tant position for the City."
Mayor Pate appointed Greg
Johnson, Bill Altstaetter, Charles
Osborne, Temple Watson and
Amy Tapper, to' serve on the se-
lection committee.
GARBAGE REPORT
Frank Healy, Public Works
Superintendent, gave his regular
report on the progress of the
City's attempt to maintain its own
garbage operation. Healy said the
chipper and baler are now in op-
eration and it appears' as if the
two pieces of equipment will save
the City a substantial amount of
money in landfill and incinerator
charges. Healy said, '"We won't re-
alize much of an income from the
sale of the cardboard, newspapad
and yard trimmings we bale and
grind up into chips, but we will
save a lot of money by taking
these items out of our disposal
stream."

Copeland
(From Page 1)
he has a strong background in
budgeting, finance, Department
of Environmental Regulation
(D.E.R.), Environmental Protec-
tion Agency (E.P.A.), and North
West Florida Water Management
(NWFLWM).
The candidate is actively in-
volved in community affairs, We-
wahitchka High School Band as
Public Relations and Fund Raiser
officer, sponsor of the Gator
Backers, 4-H Club, and Little
League, and a member of the Ho-
ward Creek Baptist Church.
With these qualifications, he
will be running with the promise
of a better Gulf County through
people awareness and a working
relationship with the other
county commissioners.





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Robert House and Cheryl Gainous

Couple to Wed


50th Anniversary
Bert and Dolores Doolittle
will be celebrating their 50th wed-
ding anniversary on May 30. The
gala celebration will take place in
Louisville, Kentucky, where the
family will be gathering.
The couple's children are Pat
and Bill .Shenner of Bettendorf,
Iowa, Sue and Liba Monteiro of
Port St. Joe, John and Karen
Doolittle of Louisville.
The Doolittles are residents of
Mexico Beach.


Garden Club Installs Officers
Garden Club members and friends enjoyed their annual May luncheon and installation of new officers
Thursday, May 14 at the Garden Center on Eighth Street. After the luncheon a short business session was
conducted with Iris Anderson, District Two Director of Panama City, installing the 1992-93 officers. In-
stalled were: Era Daniell, president; Barbara Wood, first vice-president; Ida Baker ,Treasurer; and Ethel
Bridges, secretary.
An informal discussion was held with an exchange of ways to improve methods of programs and to in-
spire new members' interest.
Shown from left are: Era Daniell, Barbara Wood, Iris Anderson, Betty Lewis, Ida Baker, and Ethel
Bridges.


Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gainous
announce the engagement and
forthcoming wedding of their
daughter, Cheryl, to Robert
House, son of Ruth House and
the late Wilbur House, of High-
land View. The ceremony will be
held at the First Pentecostal Holi-
ness Church on Garrison Avenue.
Rev. Chester Middleton will per-
form the service on May 30 at
3:00 p.m. ET.
All friends and relatives are
invited to attend the wedding cer-


Jacob Gentry
Jacob Is One!
Jacob Gentry celebrate
first birthday with a Little
party on May 9th at his
and Papa's house at Beaco
Beach.
His cousins that att
were Kathryn Arnold,
Gentry, Jessica Plair, and
Whittington. Other friends
Bryce Nelson, Shelby Sc
and Brent Walker. Several
ers were in attendance as v
many aunts and uncles.
would like to thank every
his numerous gifts and for
ing his first birthday a ver
cial one.
Jacob is the son of Pa
Krissy Gentry of Beacoi
Beach. He is the grands
Charles and Esther Dicksor
of Beacon Hill Beach, and tI
Malcolm Gentry and Do
Gentry of Port St. Joe.


emony and the reception to follow
in the church social hall.


Chazten Tre'quis Byrd
Chaz Is Two!
Chazten Tre'quis Byrd turned
two years old on May 12. He cele-
brated with a Ninja Turtle party
at K.I.D.S. Day Care. Helping him
celebrate his special day was
Tayler, Aunt Lisa, Ash, Kayla and
all of his friends from the Toddler
and Two-Year Room.
Chaz is the son of Becky Bat-
k son and Mike Byrd. .He is the
grandson of Evalina Middleton.



Gospel Sing Set
The North Port St. Joe Young
Adult Choir is sponsoring a gos-
ed his pel sing Sunday, May 31, 3:00
Bed hs p.m. ET at Washington High Rec-
Bear reaction Center, Port St. Joe. Ad-
Meme mission is $4.00 for adults in ad-
n Hill vance and $5.00 at the door with
children's fee $1.50 in advance
tended and $2.00 at the door.
Megan Everyone is cordially invited
Gabby to attend.
were
heffer,
moth-
well as It's A Boy!
Jacob Bill and Loretta Gainous are
ne for proud to announce the birth of
mak- their son, Charles Eugene Gain-
y spe- ous on April 10. He weighed 7
pounds, 15.4 ounces and was 21
at and inches long.
n Hill He was welcomed home by
son of his two big brothers, Shaun, age
n, also- 6, and Jerry Lee, 2 1/2.
he late Grandparents are Jerry and
rothea Joyce Gainous, and Shirley Brog-
don, all of Highland View.


Dessie Lee Parker with three of her great grandchildren, Jacob,
Michaela and Jessica Namynanik.


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Effective May 18, Allemore
Real Estate was acquired by Fan-
tasy Properties, Inc. The new cor-
poration Is owned by John and
Charlie Delorme of Panama City
and Mexico Beach.


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Fantasy Properties intends to
construct a new building in the
near future to better serve all
their customers. Mrs. Allemore
will remain with the new corpora-
tion as Vice President.

Sea Oats & Dunes
Installs Officers
Sea Oats and Dunes Garden
Club met for the last meeting of
the club year. A luncheon was
held at the N.C.O. Club at Tyn-
dall AFB.
Barbara Mannon installed
the new officers for the coining
year. The 1992-93 officers are:
Susie Pippin, president; Stepha-
nie Richardson, first vice presi-
dent; Frances Clemmons, second
.vice president; Betty Chancelor,
secretary; and Vesta Conley,
treasurer.
President Pippin outlined
some of the goals for the coming
year. The Garden Club Flower
Show was so successful that
plans are being made to have one
next year. Chairman of the Flow-
er Show will be Betty Chancelor.
Hostesses for the luncheon
were Marion Cathey, Dana Anger-
er and Barbara Mannon.


Shark News


By Jeanet Hale
The seniors are finally out of
school and will be graduating on
May 21 at 8:00 p.m. at R. Marion
Craig Coliseum. Everyone is en-
couraged to attend and show
your support for their hard work.
The students will be taking
their semester exams on May 21
and 22. They will also be dis-
missed at 12:30 Thursday, and at
12:05 Friday. The last day for
teachers is May 27. Enjoy. your
summer.
The football jamboree will be
in Marianna on May 22. Come
out and show your support for
our team.
Summer camps are being of-
fered by Gulf Coast Community
College and others. Contact the
Guidance Office for details.
The Guidance Office would
like to thank their parent volun-
teers. They are: Nancy Buzzett,
Janie Adkison, Linda McArdle,
and Edna Grimm.
Parents are asked to pick up
their child's report cards begin-
ning May 28. June 15 is the
deadline to turn in the Gulf
County Scholarship Tally Sheets.
Summer school begins June 1.


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SReal Estate Agency Changes Hands


Card of Thanks
To our many friends that
were always there for us during
Ralph's (W.J.) illness. The
prayers, food, visits, and all other
acts of kindness were appreciat-
ed. To Bro. Mike Husfelt and Bro.
Tommy Doss for standing by all
of us and comforting us. We will
never forget the lovely tribute of
the services on his behalf. He is
already missed so much.
The Branch Family
Ouida, Laney, Jerry, Larry,
Barbara and Eight Loving
Gospel Sing
Overstreet Bible Church will
be hosting the monthly gospel
sing on May 23 at 7:00 p.m.
Anyone wishing to participate
in the service is asked to call Earl
Peak at 229-6547.


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THE STARPORT ST. JOE L THURSDAY, MAY 21,1992


Band Awards Presented


The Port St. Joe High School
Band Department held its annual
recital and awards banquet May
11 at the high school. The pro-
gram started with the invocation
by incoming president of the
Band Boosters, Teedy Nobles, fol-
lowed by a covered dish supper
hosted by the band director, Rob-
in Downs, and the Band Boost-
ers. Afterwards a recital was giv-
en by Elitha Gant, Catey
McMullon, John Howard, Laurie
Cullen, Lance WhiteEagle, Chris
Follin, Travis Williams, Beth Ko-
sin, Jennifer Bell, Danielle Fox,
Kim Franklin, Nicole Pugh, Nata-
lie Gant, Tom Parker, Jonathan
Pierce, Michelle Combs, Laura
Johnson, Serena Littleton, Jenni-
fer McNeill, Kristi Lawrence, Tere-
sa Evensen, Stephanie Gaddis,
Chrystina Marquardt, Christie
McCulley, Chris Buchanan, Brian


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Cathey, John Cullen, Ben
Daughtry, Kenny Daves, Shawn
Kryderman, Johanna McMullon.
Chantel Smith and Mike Wear.
After the recital, the following
students from the seventh grade
band were presented with tro-
phies: Mary Bowen, Everette
Gant, Ivan Johnson, Nicholas
Sweazy, Christopher (Shawn)
Thomas, William (Matt) Todd.
Doyle Crosby, Jonathan Stripling,
Donald Bender, Crystal Causey,
Kelly Causey, Jason Terry, Josh
Whitfield, Naomi Raffield.
Special recognition was given
to eighth grade band members:
Danielle Fox and Kristi Lawrence
for attending District Honor
Band. The following students also
received trophies for being mem-
bers of the eighth grade band at
PSJ High: Travis Canington, An-
gie Combs, Laurie Cullen, Chris-


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topher Follin, Danielle Fox, Kim
Franklin, Donald Harcus, John
Howard, Amanda Jennings, Lau-
ra Johnson, Angel King, Kristi
Lawrence, Jeremy Lewis, Came-
ron Likely, Serena Littleton, Ali-
son Martin, Johanna McMullon,
Jennifer McNeill, Mandricka Mill-
er, Steven Miller, Randall
O'Bryan, Thomas Parker, Nicole
Pugh, Latresha Quinn, Jacob
Richards, Jamie White, Lance
WhiteEagle.
Special recognition was given
to Band of Gold band members
Philip Bryant, Elitha Gant, Catey
McMullon and Travis Williams for
attending District Honor Band
and trophies for meritorious ser-
vice to the school and community
for 1991-92 were given to Jenni-
fer Bell, Chris Buchanan, Brian
Cathey, Michelle Combs, John
Cullen, Ben Daughtry, Kenny'
Daves, Stephanie Gaddis, Natalie -
Gant, Chris Harris, Shawn Kry-
derman, Jason Lipford, Chrystina
Marquardt, Jonathan Pierce,
Beth Kosin, Dana Malge, Chantel
Smith, Mike Wear, and Travis
Williams.
Letters were awarded for one
year of service and a gold bar for
each additional year of service to
these members of the Band of
Gold for marching and perform-
ing duties 1991-92: Jennifer Bell,
Philip Bryant, Chris Buchanan,
Brian Cathey, Michelle Combs,
John Cullen, Kenny Daves,
Stephanie Gaddis, Elitha Gant,
Natalie Gant, Ricky Hobbs, Jason
Lipford, Chrystina Marquardt,
Catey McMullon, Jonathan
Pierce, Beth Kosin, Dana Malge,
Chantel Smith, Mike Wear, and
Travis Williams.
The following members of the
band auxiliary unit know as The
Sharkettes which consists of maj-
orettes and flags, were awarded
trophies, letters and bars for mer-
itorious service to the band and
community: Majorettes Patricia
Nedley, captain, Teresa Evensen,
Teresa Mann, Missy Nobles, and
Analisa Wood; Flags Andrea
McCulley, captain, Crystal Ash-
worth, Harlotte Bolden, Dyshan-
da Boykins, Emily Cabaniss,
Shelley Fettinger, Jennifer Harris,
Cora Hathcox, Alison Lowrey,
Christie McCulley, Danielle
Moore, Stephanie Norris, Latre-
sha Quinn, Heather Walsh, Kandi
Ward, and Casey Witten.
The following seniors were
recognized with special plaques


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listing their accomplishments and
service to the Band of Gold: Philip
Bryant, drum major, District
Honor Band and Port St. Joe
High School Band of Gold 1991--
92; Elitha Gant, Port St. Joe
Band of Gold 1991-92, Tri-State
Honor Band, District Honor
Band, District Solo & Ensemble -
Superior, State Solo & Ensemble
- Superior; Ricky Hobbs, Port St.
Joe High School Band of Gold
1991-92; Teresa Mann, majorette
1991-92 Port St. Joe High School
Band of Gold; Andrea McCulley,
color guard captain 1991-92 Port
St. Joe High School Band of Gold;
Catey McMullon, Port St. Joe
High School Band of Gold 1991-
92, District Honor Band, District
Solo & Ensemble Superior,
State Solo & Ensemble Superi-
or; Patricia Nedley, majorette cap-
tain 1991-92 Port St. Joe High
School Band of Gold.
A plaque of appreciation of
service as president of the Band
Boosters from 1990-92 was pre-
sented to Elaine Maige, and
plaques to Alumni Band mem-
bers were given to Dr. Jerome
Barnes and Gene McCroan for
their effort and time spent tutor-
ing students in the band program
at Port St. Joe High, School this
past year.


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Campbell's Drugs May, Dr. Frank D.
Cathey's Ace Hardware McKnight, James W.
Citizens Federal Savings Bank Miller Agency, Inc.
Costin Insurance Agency Nedley, Robert and Charlotte
Duren's Trading Company Oksanen, Dr. and Mrs. Owen
Fisher Building Supply Pierce, Paul H. and Charlotte M.
George G. Tapper Foundation Pitts Pharmacy
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St. Joe Ace Hardware
St. Joe Foundation, Inc.
St. Joe Natural Gas Company
St. John's Episcopal Church
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supporters of H. Ross Perot for President turned in an
accumulated 260,000 petitions throughout Florida Tues-
day, in all 67 counties, in a united effort to get the Texan's
name placed on the Florida ballot. A total of 60,000 names
on petitions were needed to legally have his name placed
on the ballot.
Betty Briggs coordinator for Perot in Gulf County, is
shown turning in 107 petitions to Supervisor of Elections,
Cora Sue Robinson. The 107 petitions turned in Tuesday,
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Indians Gave Spanish Governor of Florida Problems


This is the fifth of a series of articles on the
HARVEST OF HISTORY.
Among the Indians living in the general area sur-
rounding the Apalachicola River Valley in the 17th
century were the Apalaches (Apalachinos), living
mostly in Leon, Jefferson, Gadsden, and Wakulla
counties; the Sabacola who lived in the vicinity of
present day Sneads and Chattahoochee; the Chiscas
or Yuchees who lived in the Choctawhatchee River
Valley; the Pensacola who lived both along the coast
from Mobile or Perdido Bay to St. Joseph Bay; and
the Chacato who lived scattered from the Coosa and
Tallapoosa Rivers in Alabama, the area of San Luis
in present day Tallahassee, on Pensacola Bay, along
the Apalachicola and Chipola Rivers and on St. Jo-
seph Bay.
It has been suggested that the Pensacola and
Chacato Indians were offshoots of the Choctaws and
somehow related. Certainly, they seem to have spok-
en of as associated to one another.
It is known the Chacato were living in St. Joseph
Bay until 1703. It is also a matter of record that the
skull of a young Indian girl found in Simmons Bayou
several years ago, was identified by the Smithsonian
Institute as being that of a Pensacola Indian.
In the first part of the following narrative begins
with a letter to the king from the Governor of Flori-
da. Then follows the actions of the Junta of War of
the Indies in Seville, Spain concerning his recom-
mendations.
Finally, there is a relation of exactly what hap-
pened, which was told to Juan Fernandez de Floren-
cia, Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Apalache.
Florencia translated their report from the Apalache
language and sent it to the Governor of Florida. The
* villages mentioned first were all found in the Leon-
Jefferson-Gadsden-Wakulla area. The village of San-
ta Cruz was near to Sneads and the abandoned vil-
lages of the Chacatos were in Jackson County near
Marianna.
If anyone wishes to try and trace their journey
through West Florida, we would be interested in
your comments or observations. The locations of the
missions on this side of the river, the landmarks and
the location of the Chisca village have never been
identified. If you have any information concerning
European trade goods found on Indian sites in the
area or any speculation or information of any kind,
you may write the St. Joseph Historical Society/
History, P.O. Box 231, Port St. Joe, FL 32456.

New York Historical Society
Buckingham Smith Collection
AGI 54-5-9
Letter from the Governor of the Florida, .Don
Pablo de Hita Salazar, giving an account of the
War against the Chiscas.
St. Augustine. 10th of November of 1678
Battle which the nation of Apalachino Indians
had with the Chiscas as is precisely told in the rela-
tion attached.
Lord:"
On the 20th of January of this year, I had given
an account of the insurrection of the Chiscas against
the Indians of the Province of Apalache. This Prov-
ince had seen itself so greatly scourged by the Chis-
S cas and the deaths they caused suddenly in the
night, as well as other assassinations and evil deeds,
that the Apalachinos resolved to go in search of the
Chiscfs' stockade. They did this and having done it
but not being able to speak of it in Spanish, it was
translated and sent to the feet of Your Majesty. They
beg to be rewarded in recognition of the action and
for the zeal that they have manifested in the service
of Your Majesty. They ask that you issue them a
voucher such that the casiques and principal men
are given some clothing to adorn their persons.
Whatever you might give them will be sufficient and
they shall find it very pleasing since they walk
around naked. It shall be a great consolation to
them and to their neighbors, to see clothes from the
hand of their King and Lord. This, it is thought, will

produce great. harmony in the Provinces and I, in
consideration of their actions, present an account to
Your Majesty, whom God guard many years as
Christianity has need.
San Augustin de la Florida and November the
10th of 1678 years = Pablo de Hita Salazar.
Junta::: On the 6th of February, 1680.
In regard to the clothes, it should be seen of
there is another example of this being done at anoth-
er time and around what number of people were in-
volved, and a succinct relation of this sent. The Jun-
ta sends a Cedula on this in order that they may
receive many thanks for their attention, zeal and
bravery dated the same as the dispatch and rela-
tion.
Junta::: On the fifth of September of 1680.
It has been ordered to the President of the House
(of Trade), that he sends from there, coloured linen
or cotton cloth imprinted with gay colors of around
1000 yards to the Governor and Royal Officials of
the Florida. This is in order that they might distrib-
ute it among the casiques and principal men so that
they shall be distinguished (among) themselves.
They shall send a certification of the distribution,
saying to whom it was distributed and how much in
quantity was given to each one. Because there is no
occasion to send it directly to the Florida, it is to be
sent to the Royal Officials of Havana in order that it
is sent there.
All Executed::: The letter for the President of the
House of Trade was issued the same day and also
the dispatch advising that the clothing is to be sent.
All left with the permission of the Sefior Secretary.
Relation::: this is the relation made before the


Captain Juan Fernandez de Florencia by the princi-
pal commanders that made war on the Chiscas.
These are Juan Mendoza, Matheo Chuba, the Ca-
sique of Cupayca, Bernardo; and Bentura de Inija of
San Luis.
The war against the Chisca originated in the fol-
lowing manner. On the Royal roads, the Christians
were killed and it was not known if those who did it
were Chiscas or Chicumecos. These people also car-
ried off as slaves, men and women as well as chil-
dren. In the year passed of 1676, it was discovered
that they were Chisca because of the deaths they
caused at Huistachuco and because of the deaths
which they caused to the Chines in the village of
Chachariz and in Cupayca, we also knew that they
were Chiscas. It is true, that they were pursued,* but
not one of them was captured because their incur-
sions were by night. Thus, twice they were unable to
free the slaves the Chiscas carried off from this vil-
lage of San Luis and the others. That winter and
part of the summer passed with many alarms and
many terrors. Finally, they finished the harvesting
and cellarage of their crops and finishing said cellar-
age, they were armed one night in the Bujio (council
house) of San Luis, where they discussed what to do.
Those said commanders, Juan Mendoza, Matheo
and Bentura Inijia along with the other principal
men, proposed going in search of the enemy. To this,
some replied that we had not been given permission
to do this while others said that permission shall not
be denied to us since each day we are disturbed by
them and we are without peace and further each
day, they kill our kinfolk and more important, they
carry them off as slaves and make them objects of
ridicule. Since we are Christians and vassals of the
King Our Lord, whom God guard many years, and
are all unanimous and in conformity in our opin-
ions. Therefore, we went to ask permission from the
said Captain Juan Fernandez as His Majesty's Lieu-
tenant, Captain of War and head inr this Province.
We communicated and declared their determination.
At this, he responded to them with great pleasure
and gave them permission. He encouraged, cheered
and promised to aid them with everything that he
was able to. Everyone came to the Council House,the
commanders and the casiques and the other princi-
pal men, all of them very happy and merry. At that
instant, he began to prepare the arms, stores and
provisions and on the other hand, he dispatched a
messenger to the other villages telling their casiques
and principal men of their determination, to see if
they wished to go with them. This they did and they
prepared for it. From this village of San Luis, depart-
ed 85 men with their arms. From the village of San
Damian, went its casique, Don Bernardo with 70
men. From the village of the Chines which is located
on lands belonging to this village of San Luis cam 8
men and fro the village of the Chacatos which is like-
wise on this land of San Luis 10 men. From the vil-
lage of Ayubale came 2 men, from the village of To-
mole came 3 and 1 from the village of Aspalaga.
Those came without their casiques with some rea-
sons why they could not go and they were thereby
excused fro going. It being all arranged, the said
Lieutenant advised the Lord Governor and His Grace
was pleased and grateful to said Indians for their
good intentions, then the Sefior Captain Juan Fer-
nandez and everyone met in this Council House and
he gave ammunition to all the arquebusers. To us,
he gave ammunition so that we might respectively
take a'flask of powder and pouch of balls.
We departed on the 2nd of September of 1677.
However beforehand, Captain Juan Fernandez had
gathered everyone in this Council House and had
named the said Juan Mendoza, Captain from the vil-
lage of San Luis, Matheo Chuba as Colonel (Maese
de Campo), Don Bernardo, Captain and casique of
the village of San Damian of Cupayca and Bentura
Ynija of this village. He warned them to comport
themselves as brothers, unanimous and in conformi-
ty (with one another) on this operation, not only on
the journey but in the fighting that might take place.
After we were given the necessary orders, we
went to sleep at the Lagino River (Ocklocknee) which
is two leagues from this village. We arrived there ear-
ly and with everyone there, we counted the men and
found that we had 30 firearms, 15 of them from this
village and the 15 from San Damian. In all, the ar-
quebusers and archers numbered 190 there. The
commanders made a speech. to their men. They told
them that they were men because they were defend-
ing their villages, women and children and that if
God aided us and we managed to accomplish those
desires of seeing to our enemies, it would be because
as Christians we had the favor of God and His Holy
Mother. Saying this, they ordered that 12 men were
to go ahead as scouts to explore the land and that
12 would remain in the rear and that each troop
would contain some arquebusers. Because it seemed
early, we went to camp at another creek called Lap-
ache, which is 2 leagues and has a canebrake. We
placed our guards and night patrols and this was
done in all the places where we went. We left fro
there when the sun was high reaching a creek
named Ystobalaga in the middle of the day and we
camped at another creek named Ytaechato. There,
the guards and night patrols said they had heard a
noise as if made by arms. On another day, we saw
the signs of two persons which were traveling out-
side of the road. We went to take a siesta in the mid-
dle of the day at a creek with a hill by one part and
another. From there, we dispatched scouts who
might go to the River of Santa Cruz (Apalachicola
River). These returned to encounter us and they told
us that they had found no tracks of people except for
those from Santa Cruz which is on the bank of the
River Santa Cruz. These were the tracks of 20 men
who the casique Balthasar expected with canoes, in
order that they might pass (across the river). We ar-


rived at the river and we passed to the said village
which is on the other bank. There, we spent two
days preparing and we dispatched 24 men as scouts
to go ahead. Being prepared to leave, the casique
Balthasar departed with six of men of his nation. He
was the one who said that he was a vassal of His
Majesty and though he was a new Christian, he had
God and His Holy Mother in his heart and that he
went very willingly to die for God. We departed there
to camp at a lake which is to the side of the road
which shall be 4 leagues from the village of Santa
Cruz in a field. There, the scouts came and said they
had seen a sign though it was not fresh, which had
been shown to have been made by bad men.
On another day, we left and we arrived at a
spring which is named Calutoble, which has a river
flowing from it that turns to the south. From there,
we went to camp at a great hill which is named Cha-
pole. The next day, we put ourselves to prayer and
placed ourselves in the hands of Our Lady, because
it was her day. We asked her aid in all that we were
to do since we had taken her as our patron and
guide. Immediately afterwards, we marched and we
arrived torest in the abandoned village of San Nico-
las of the Chacatos and fro there we went to San
Carlos which likewise was abandoned by the Chaca-
tos. Thee we slept to one side of the village and the
next day, we circled about the village to see if there
were any Chisca there. This place is known to be
their continual haunt. We did not take the trail to
the west because it went where those Chiscas have
settlements and also because of the number of,senti-
nels they have. We went without a trail to the south,
Where we chanced upon a path which came from the
sea to the settlement of the Chiscas. It had been
j1 '-.,


opened by those Chacatos and Panzacolas who have
been settled around the sea. We went by this path,
traveling it with our scouts ahead and behind, ex-
ploring the land. We arrived to camp at a creek
which had a little hill and the next day we left with-
out eating because we had finished so much of the
provisions, that for the morning we took only a
handful of toasted corn called Tolocomo. We did not
eat until another day. We arrived at the Gurani River
in the afternoon and we passed to Bipar, remaining
garrisoned, everyone with weapons in their hands,
from one bank to the other. The next day which
made 10 days since we left from Apalache, we lost
the trail for a short time. (We) departed to march and
without a trail, we turned in a circle from the west,
always passing creeks of much cane and rivulets of
much mud and mire, narrow but very deep. The
scouts who had gone ahead of us came to say that
they had seen many trails and paths of buffaloes
and on this, we determined to camp there where
they had been seen. this was in order to see if we
were able to kill some so that we could cure our
hunger because our provisions were exhausted and
also to make some shields. The next day, in the
morning, the Chacatos who went with us killed a
buffalo cow and we placed the hide to dry. One of
our men fell sick with fever and a pain in the side.
Some said that some of us should return with the
sick man while others said no. The sick man said
no, that, they might carry him and that he wished to
go to die and to see his enemies, the next day we
traveled in the rain and we slept in a puddle of wa-
ter.
The account of the War against the Chiscas con-
tinues next week.


Semester Bus Runs


It is time once again for se-
mester examsl Gulf County
schools will be dismissing early
Thursday and Friday, May 21
and 22 and the bus schedule will
be as follows:
Thursday, May 21
Port St. Joe (ET)
KIDS 12:10 p.m.; North Port
St. Joe Elementary 12:15 p.m.;
Port St. Joe Elementary 12:20
p.m.; Highland View Elementary
(Creel) 12:*) p.m.; Highland
View (Pate) 11:45 p.m.; and Port
St. Joe High 12:30 p.m.
Wewahitchka (CT)
Main Street Site (WES) -
12:20 p.m.; Linton Site (WES) -
12:25 p.m.; and Wewahitchka
High 12:30 p.m.


Friday, May 22
Port St. Joe (ET)
KIDS 1.1:45 a.m.; North Port
St. Joe Elementary 11:50 a.m.;
Port St. Joe Elementary 11:55
a.m.; Port St. Joe High 12:05
p.m.; Highland View Elementary
(Creel) 11:55 a.m.; Highland
View Elementary (Pate) 12:20
p.m.
Wewahitchka (CT)
Main Street Site (WES) -
11:50 a.m.; Linton Site (WES) -
11:55 a.m.; Wewahitchka High
School 12:00 p.m.
Lunch will be served on
Thursday, May 21, but will not be
served on Friday, May 22. Break-
fast will be served both Thursday
and Friday at the elementary
schools.


Anita Ward Wins
HVPTA Give-Away
The P.T.A. sponsored a raffle
in April for a 52" white ceiling fan
donated by Consolidated Electric
of Port St. Joe. All students and
parents participated by selling
ticks. The lucky winner was Anita
Ward.
Kindergarten and third grade
classes won first and second
place in ticket sales. Both classes
were rewarded with an ice cream
party on Friday.
Congratulations to all the
winners and a big thanks to
those who helped support High-
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PSJE Students With All A's for the Year


Port St. Joe Elementary School had 69 students with a yearly
average of "A". They received plaques in recognition of their aca-


demic achievement. Each grade is shown below with their academ-
ic stars.


it v T T 1W 11 I N W a
FIRST GRADE: Kneeling, from left: Julia Comforter, Colleen FOURTH GRADE: Front row, Erica Ailes and Randall Fall. Back
Falbe, Adrian Peterson, James Daniels, Carla Johnson, Margaret row, from left: Lacey Johnson, Brett Parker, Rocky Salzer, Josh
Gibson and Susan EUlmer. .Middle row: Patrick Fitzgerald, Tyler McCulley, Clay Smallwood and Alicia Christie.
Weimorts, Anthony Todd, Amy Doster, Jolie Hogan, Melissa All-
man, Tessa Collins and Daphne Crosby. Top row: Jennifer Raffield,
Sherry Foster, Chrissy Gibson, Anna, Tankersley, Christopher Knox,
Tessie Layfield, Bryan Thomas.


Allen Triumphs at
Motorcycle Race
May 16, "Hot Rod" Rodney Al-
len finished first in the 50cc
Stock Motorcycle Race at West
Florida Motorcross Park in Mil-
ton. He will try to keep his win-
ning streak on June 6 at his next
race. Rodney has also managed
to be an honor student at High-
land View Elementary and play
Little League baseball.
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Minute ulf Couty Commssion


BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MARCH 24, 1992
The Gulf County Board of County Commia-
sitoners met this date In regular session with the
following members present: Chairman Billy E
Traylor. Commissioners Nathan Peters, Jr,,
Charles S. Fortner, James E, Creamer and Al Ray.
Others present were: Clerk Benny C. Lister,
Chief Deputy Clerk Douglas C. Birminghamu, Dep-
uty Clerk Renee Stripling, Special Projects Director
Bill McGee, Admin. Asatl/CMI Defense Director
Larry Wells, Sheriff Al Harrison, Attorney Robert
M. Moore. Building Inspector Donald Butler and
Gulf County Public Works Superintendent Bob
Lester.
The meeting was called to order at 7:12 p.m.
ET.
Admin. Asst. Wells opened the meeting with
prayer and Commissioner Ray led the Pledge of Al-
leg.ance to the Flag.
Approve Minutes: Upon motion by Commis-
sioner Ray, second by Commissioner Fortner and
unanimous vote, the Board approved the minutes
of the following meetings:
March 10, 1992 Regular Meeting
March 106. 1992 Special Meeting
March 16, 1992 HVWB Meeting
Florida's Seafood Producers & Consumers
Association. Inc.: Pat McFarland of the newly
formed Florida's Seafood Producers & Consumers
Association, Inc. spoke to the Board regarding the
Senate Bill and House Bill opposing commercial
net fishing in the surrounding waters In Florida.
Upon motion by Commissioner Creamer, second
by Commissioner Peters and unanimous vote, the
Board adopted a Resolution opposing this Senate
Bill and House Bill and supporting the position of
the Association. Commissioner Creamer discussed
his full support of this resolution and then moved
to donate $5,000.00 to Florida's Seafood Produc-
ers and Consumers Association, Inc. to assist In
their opposition of these two bills. Commissioner
Peters seconded the motion for discussion. Attor-
ney Moore cautioned the Board on the legality of
this type donation, stating he haz requested addi-
tional information on donations of this sort. The
Board agreed to table this matter until a later
date. Mr. McFarland thanked the Board for this
gesture and stated if the donation is approved Int
the future it will be greatly appreciated.
Chamber of Commerce Rural Economic
Development Task Force: Tamara Laine of the
Chamber of Commerce spoke to the Board regard-
Ing the recent visit from the Governor's Rural Eco-
nomic Development Task Force. She requested
clarification from the Board on what direction they
wanted the task force to proceed for Gulf County.
Charles Tharpe discussed what this committee
has done for Chipley. After further discussion, Ms.
* Laine stated she would go back to the committee
indicating Gulf County is Interested In a broad
base type of program and would keep the Board
advised of the committee's progress.
Invoice Medical Examiner: Upon motion
by Commissioner Peters. second by Commissioner
Fortner and unanimous vote, the Board approved
payment of Medical Examiner Invoice Number
ME92-171 in the amount of $35.00.
Invoices Prisoner Medical Expa nses:
Upon motion by Commissioner Fortner, second by
Commissioner Ray and unanimous vote, the Board
approved payment of the following prisoner medi-
CCU expenses:
Buzzett Drug Store $114.30
Dr. San Pedro Invoices $90.00
Invoice Gulf County Transportation:
Upon motion by Commissioner Peters, second by
Commissioner Fortner and unanimous vote, the
Board approved payment of an Invoice from Gulf
County Transportation for the month of February.
1992, for the non-sponsored transportation in the
amount of $40.98 for Gulf County's portion.
Invoice Life Management Center. Clerk
Lister presented an invoice from Life Management
Center in the amount of $750.00 for a Forensic
Psychological Evaluation on Eric Trumball as or-
dered by County Judge David L. Taunton. Attorney
Moore recommended the Board wait for an order
to be entered before this invoice is paid. The Board
tabled this invoice.
Invoice Clerk. Bay County: Clerk Lister
presented an invoice from the Bay County Clerk of
Court in the amount of $25.00 for the filing fee for
a Baker Act case. Upon recommendation by Attor-
ney Moore, the Board tabled this matter until fur-
ther research is done.
Invoice ARPC Raffleld Loan: Upon mo-
tion by Commissioner Peters. second by Commis-
sioner Ray and unanimous vote, the Board ap-
proved payment to ARPC in the amount of
$9,639.98 (which Is the amount escrowed from
Raffleld Fisheries, Inc.). The Board agreed this
would be all that is paid to ARPC until Gulf
County receives more funds from Raffield Fisher-
ies, Inc.
Invoice Proble-Rish. Inc. Road Paving:
Upon motion by Commissioner Fortner, second by
Comintissioner Peters and tinaiimhous vote, the'
Board approved payment of an Invoice from
S Prbleh-Rish. Inc.. for inspection services for the
City of Port St. Joe Road Paving, dated March 16,
1992, in the amount of $1,6000.00. The Board dis-
cussed that this invoice has already been signed
off by the City of Port St. Joe.
Invoice Preble-Rish, Inc. CDBG Wil-
liamsburg/Methodist Hill: Upon motion by Com-
missioner Peters, second by Commissioner Cream-
er and unanrmous yote, the Board approved
payment of $17,850.q0 to Preble-Rish, Inc., con-
tingent upon receiving these grant funds from the
State of Florida. Commissioner Peters discussed
with Mr. Rish the types of services the project re-
ceived for these funds.
Inventory* Clerk Lister presented a list of
items from the Gulf County Mosquito Control De-
partment which the Board determined were of no
value and not usable by any other Mosquito Con-
trol Unit or any other governmental agency. Com-
missioner Ray moved to remove these Items from
the Inventory. A complete list is available In the
Clerk of Court's office.
Items Not Listed on Inventory: Several
more Items were listed that were not on the origi-
nal list.
Commissioner Former seconded the motion
and It passed with a unanimous vote.
Highland View Fire Department: As re-
quested by members of the Highland View Fire De-
partment. Commissioner Creamer moved to brans-
fer the old County ambulance from the hospital to
the Highland View Fire Department. Commissioner
Ray seconded the motion anmid t passed with a
unanimous vote. Commissioner Creamer stated he
would obtain the title and deliver It to the Clerk's
Office.
Bay County Council on Aging, Inc.: Upon
motion by Commissioner Peters, second by Com-
missioner Creamer and unanimous vote, the
Board approved payment of $1,301.25 to Bay
County Council on Aging. Inc. for transporting
mentally ill Gulf County residents to the Florida
State Hospital. Attorney Moore suggested the
Board set guidelines with Bay County Council on
Aging, Inc. on establishing the residencies of these
individuals. Chairman Traylor asked Admin. Asst.
Wells to work up a plant between Gulf County and
the Council.
Comprehensive Plan: Upon motion by Com-
missioner Ray. second by Commissioner Fortner
and unanimous vote, the Board agreed to adopt
the sixth draft of the Comprehensive Plan Stipulat-
ed Settlement Agreement with DCA.
*- Anti-Drug Abuse Grant: Upon motion by
Commissioner Ray, second by Commissioner
Creamer and unanimous vote. the Board approved
Gulf County's participation in the Anti-Drug Abuse
Grant for fiscal year 1992-93.
Audit Response: Admin. Asst. Wells dis-
cussed his draft of the Audit Response letter. The
Board made one revision regarding the proposed
Interlocal agreement for the Oak Grove Water mand
Sewer System with the City of Port St. Joe. The
'Board approved this letter.
Florida Association of Counties Confer-
ence: Admin. Asst. Wells stated the annual Florida
Association of Counties Conference would be held
June 24 26. 1992. Mr. Wells reported he would
forward further Information to the Board when he
receives it .
Contract Division of Driver Licenses:
The Board approved the contract with the Division
of Driver Licenses for a period of one year (to ex-
pire on April 12, 1993).
This contract allows the Division of Driver
Licenses to place a trailer (to be used as a driver li-
cense office) on the Courthouse property to serve
the residents of Gulf County.
The meeting recessed for a break at 8:17
Sp.m.. ET.
The meeting reconvened at 8:45 p.m., ET.
Dept. of Corrections Sheriffs Depart-
ment: Sheriff Harrison requested the Board to
fund the replacement of the windows in the Jail.
Mr. Harrison stated that the Sheriffs Department
had been cited by the Department of Corrections
pnd this must be corrected. Chairman Traylor re-
quested building inspector Butler to look at the
windows miand come up with an estimate for re-
placement.
Environmental Audit Tucker Property:
Director McGee reported the Environmental Audit
for the Tucker Property had been awarded to
Southern Earth Sciences with a bid of $1.800.00.
Survey Tucker Property: Director McGee
stated the survey for the Tucker Property had been
awarded to Lantdmark Surveying. Inc. at a cost not
to exceed $100.00.


Topographic Survey Stump Hole: Direc-
tor McGee stated the topographic survey for the
Stump Hole Property was awarded to Landmark
Surveyffig. Inc.
Wimico Boat Ramp: Director McGee stated
the Wnmico Boat Ramp Project was awarded to
Cumbaa Enterprises4, Inc. with a bid of
$14.842.81.
White Goods pLkup Cumbaa Enterpris-
es: Director McGee reported he had spoken with
Mr. Cumbaa regarding a schedule for the White
Goods Pickup at the Landflils. Mr. Cumbaa in-
formed Director McGee that since he was doing
this service at no charge to the County he would
* have to allow the white goods to accumulate before
he picked them up.
Landfill Management Monitoring Wells:
Director McGee discussed with the Board a letter
tom the Dept. of Environmental Regulation regard-


Ing the monitoring well sites at the Port St. Joe
Dump,
Construction and Demolition Landflll: The
Board approved United Southco. Inc.'s request to
dump cotntruction and demolition debris In the
Wetappo Lmandfill at a rate of $50.00 per load on a
one time basis only (approx. 30-35 loads).
Recycling Building Interlocal Agree-
monts Baler & Chippen Upon motion by Com-
inlssiloner Ray. second by Commissioner Peters
and unanimous vote. the Board agreed for the City
of Port St. Joe to use the Recycling Building for
Storage until the Interlocal Agreements are final-
ized.
Recycling: The Board discussed with Direc-
tor McGee the Recycling Program.
Computer Software for Solid Waste Man-
agement: Director McGee requested the Board
consider spending $5,000 to analyze what kind of
software is needed to Implement the tipping fees in
the landfills. Commissioner Creamer stated he was
adamantly opposed to any tipping fees in the land-
fills. Director McGee discussed at length what tip-
ping fees in the landfills could do for the County.
After more discussion on tipping fees. Commis-
sioner Peters moved to proceed with a study on the
aspects of a tipping fee at the landfills. Commis-
sioner Ray seconded the motion. Chairman Traylor
appointed Commissioners Peters and Ray, Director
McGee. and Admin. AssL Wells as a committee to
do this study. The motion passed with a unani-
mous vote.
Recycling & Education Grant Funds: DI-
rector McGee discussed the grant funds left in the
Recycling & Education Grant and what expend.
tures are outlined Itn the Budget. Commissioner
Peters moved to accept the budget recommenda-
tion from Director McGee with the exception of
number five (which outlined an expenditure of
$20,000 for computer software). Commissioner
Ray seconded the motion and it passed with a
unanimous vote.
Chipper. Director McGee reported that the
Brush Chipper would be received within 10 days.
Overtime Cathy Collins: As requested by
Public Works Superintendent Lester. Commission-
er Ray moved to pay Catherine Collins from Mos-
guito Control Funds for her overtime that is cur-
rently on the books and to have each department
use their build-up time before the end of the bud-
get year Instead of allowing It to carry over. Com-
missioner Fortner seconded the motion and it
passed with a unanimous vote.
White City Park: Upon motion by Commis-
sioner Peters, second by Commissioner Creamer
and unanimous vote, the Board approved payment
of the final (and only) Invoice from Fisher's Con-
struction in the amount of $19,041.21 for the
completion of the White City Park project.
Wewahitchka Ambulance Building: Upon
motion by Commissioner Peters, second by Com-
missioner Fortner and unanimous vote, the Board
agreed to advertise to receive bids for a new roof
for the Wewahitchka Ambulance building. Build-
ing Inspector Butler is to work up specifications
for this bid.
Supervisor of Elections Expansion:
Building Inspector Butler requested (on behalf of
Supervisor of Elections) that the Board fund a
dropped ceiling for the new room in the Supervisor
of Elections Office. After some discussion, the
Board agreed that this would have to be funded by
the Supervisor of Elections budget
Ordinance Deposit Gulf County Beach-
es Water System: Upon motion by Commissioner
Creamer, second by Commissioner Ray and unani-
mous vote, the Board agreed to Initiate the ordi-
nance process to increase the Gulf County Beach-
es Water System deposit fee to $50 to concur with
the Highland View Water System deposit fee. The
Board stated this would affect only new customers
to the system.
Master Meter Water Systems: The Board
agreed to advertise to receive bids for a new six (6)
inch master meter for the water systems.
Ordinance Abandoned Houses: Building
Inspector Butler submitted for review by the Board
some photographs of a couple of abandoned hous-
es in the County which were a nuisance to the res-
idents living in these areas. Upon motion by Com-
missioner Ray, second by Commissioner Fortner
and unanimous vote, the Board agreed to Initiate
the ordinance process to adopt a nuisance ordi-
nance regarding abandoned houses.
Library Roofi Building Inspector Butler re-
ported that Mr. Gaskin should have a report for
the Board at the next meeting regarding the Li-
brary roof.
Road Paving Change Order Contract
II: Upon motion by Commissioner Peters, second
by Commissioner Ray and unanimous vote, the
Board approved Change Order Nomber 2 and also
approved paving 10th street into the City Street
Department contingent upon the City of Port St.
Joe's approval.
Prisoner Medical Expenses: Attorney
Moore reported that he is re-drafting the payment
authorization form to be used by the SherilTs De-
partment when submitting ini.,:lces I r Pit.oner
Medical Billsito the Board for payment ,
County Right-of-Ways: .The board agreed
for Attorney Moore to draft a policy for review by
the Board whereby they could grant an easement
to property owners who wish to make improve-
ments on the County right-of-ways (provided they
are not disturbing their neighbors and providing
that they Indemnify the County).
Agreement Engineering Services White
City Water System: Upon motion by Commission-
er Peters, second by Commissioner Ray and unani-
mous vote, the Board agreed to adopt the engi-
neering contract between Gulf County and Preble-
Rish, Inc. for the White City Water System.
Interlocal Agreement Oak Grove Water
and Sewer System: Attorney Moore reported that
Building Inspector Butler had reviewed the pro-
posed Agreement from the City of Port St. Joe re-
garding the Oak Grove Water and Sewer System.
Upon recommendation by Attorney Moore, Cornm-
missioner Ray moved to adopt and enter into the
Interlocal Agreement with the City of Port St. Joe
regarding the Oak Grove Water and Sewer System.
Commissioner Creamer seconded the motion and
It passed with a unanimous vote.
Interlocal Agreement Solid Waste: Attor-
ney Moore discussed the letter received from Wil-
liam J. Rish. Attorney for the City of Port St. Joe.
and stated he had discussed this with Mr. Rish
and this was taken care of.
Resolution Dioxin Levels in Surface Wa-
ter. Upon motion by Commissioner Peters, second
by Commissioner Forter anlld unanimous vote,
the Board adopted the Resolution #92-08.
Senate Bill EMS Disability Benefits:
Commissioner Fortner discussed a pre-filesd bill
(SB 604) regarding disability benefits for EMS per-
somnel. The Board discussed whether or not this
bill died in the recent legislative session. Chairman
Traylor asked Admin. Asst. Wells to check and see
If this bill is still active. The Board agreed to take
this matter under advisement.
Board Meeting: Commissloner Peters moved
to change the regular day meeting to the night
meUting time of 7:00 p.m. ET pending Attorney
Moore's study to be In at the 'next regular day
meeting scheduled for April 14. 1992. Commins-
sioner Cremner seconded the motion for discus-
slon.
The Board after some discussion tabled this
matter until Attorney Moore's report Is received.
Work Crew South Gulf County: The
Board discussed whether or not the South of the
County Work Crew should be put on 10 hour days
like thethe North Crew works. Public Works Sutperin-

Crew is having problems with their transportation
anmiddIt would be a hardship to change their hours.
Recycling Grant Funds: Courmissioner Pe-
ters reported that he was going to research the o-
stances of the Recycling Grant mid see if the
County might be able to help the City of Port St.
Joe purchase a vehicle for Recycllng for the City of
Port St. Joe.
Five Points Landfill Hours: Commissioner
Creamer proposed a change in the hours at Five
Points Landfill. He stated several people hadt con-
tacted him saying they were unable to get to the
landfill before It closed. Public Works Superinten-
deuit Lester requested the Board allow him to
study this amd come back with a recommendation.
Health Department Referrals: Commis-
sionter Creamer discussed with the Board a com-
plaint he had regarding some health department
referrals to out of county doctors. Commissioner
Peters commented on this msnd requested the
Board allow him to research this matter mid ils-
cuass It with the Board at the next m meeting.
Water Department & Carpenter Depart-
ment: Commissionter Creamer moved to make
Steve Maork a salaried employee with am antiual
salary of $18,720.00. plus benefits (no overtime
pay). Conmissioner Fortner seconded the motlioin
for discussion. Commissioner Creamer discussed
with Steve Mork ou salary the Mr. Mork and Mr.
Shearer of the Water Department could assist each
other with their Jobs If necessary, I.e., intcases of
emergencies, vacations, etc. Commissioner Cream-
er stated that each employee would be primarily
responsible for their ownt departments. After fur-
ther discussion, this motion passed with a uttali-
nious vote.
Beach Driving Permits Ordinance: Upon
notion by Commissioner Ray, second by Commis-
sioner Creamer and unanimous vote. tie Board
agreed to Initiate the ordinance process to Increase
the permit fee for all out of County residents to
$150.00.


Litter Control: Chairman Traylor asked Ad-
minu. AssL Wells to send a letter to the Florida
Highway Patrol and the Game and Fish Commis-
sion thanking them for their help with the
County's Litter Control. Chairman Traylor also dis-
cussed having a workshop session with these de-
partments.
Overstreet Park: Upon motion by Comnmis-
sloner Ray. second by Commissioner Peters mid a
vote of 4 to I with Commissioner Formter voting
no, the Board agreed to give $500 out of the Gen-
eral Fund to the Overstreet Park Project.
Resolution: Upon motion by Commissioner
Creamer. second by Commissioner Peters and
unanimous vote. the Board agreed to adopt a reso-
lution supporting the position of the Hernando
County Board of County Commissioners regarding
the Community CorrecUons Partnership Act.
Division of Driver Licenses: Commissioner


Peters discussed the need to fix the lawn in front
of the Driver License trailer. He stated when It
rained there were puddles of water there. Public
Works Superintendent Lester reported he would
take care of this.
Upon motion by Commissioner Fortner, sec-
ond by Commissioner Creamer, and there being no
further business, the meeting did then adjourn.
BILLY E. TRAYLOR, CHAIRMAN
ATTEST: BENNY C. LISTER, CLERK
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
APRIL 2, 1992
The Gulf County Board of County Commis-
sioners met this date in special workshop session
with the following members present: Chairman BFl-
ly E. Traylor, Commissioners James E. Creamer.
Al Ray. Nathan Peters, Jr. and Charles S. Fortner.
Others present were: Deputy Clerk Renee
Stripling, Public Works Superintendent Bob Lest-
er, Public Works Supervisor for South Gulf County
Paul Wood, Special Projects Director Bill McGee,
Admin. Asst.Civil Defense Director Larry Wells,
Building Inspector Butler, and Attorney Robert M.
Moore.
The meeting was called to order at 6:40 p.m.
ET.
Gulf County Public Works Department:
Public Works Superintendent Bob Lester dis-
cussed with the board some problems with the
new Five Points Landfill cells. They discussed the
need for some new equipment for the Mosquito.
Control, some ways to cut down on manpower by
using new procedures and some problems with the
beams and the maintenance of the Mosquito Con-
trol Building.
Upon motion by Commissioner Creamer and
there being no further business, the meeting did
then adjourn.
BILLY E. TRAYLOR. CHAIRMAN
ATTEST: BENNY C. LISTER, CLERK
s
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
APRIL 2. 1992
The Gulf County Board of County Commis-
sioners met this date in special session with the
following members present: Chairman Billy E.
Traylor, Commissioners Al Ray, James E. Cream-
er, Charles S. Fortner and Nathan Peters, Jr.
Others present were: Attorney Robert M.
Moore, Chief Deputy Clerk Douglas C. Birming-
ham, Deputy Clerk Renee Stripling, Admin. Asst./
Civil Defense Director Larry Wells, Building In-
spector Donald Butler and Special Projects Direc-
tor Bill McGee.
The meeting was called to order at 8:05 p.m.
ET.
Invoices Road Paving: Upon motion by
Commissioner Ray, second by Commissioner
Creamer and unanimous vote, the board approved
payment of an invoice from C.W. Roberts Contract-
ing, Inc. for road paving in District 3 and District 4
In the amount of $206,334.51, contingent upon
the City of Port St. Joe signing off on the invoice.
DER Requirements Port St. Joe Dump
(Landfll): Upon motion by Commissioner Peters,
second by Commissioner Fortner and unanimous
vote, the Board agreed for Special Projects Director
McGee to begin negotiations with Southern Earth
Sciences to study the final scope of work to correct
the monitoring well situation at the old St Joe
Dump as required by the Department of Environ-
mental Regulation. This was approved as an emer-
gency item.
Resolution County Government Week:
Upon motion by Commissioner Creamer, second
by Commissioner Fortner and unanimous vote,
the Board approved Resolution #92-09.
Upon motion by Fortner, second by Cream-
er, and there being no further business, the meet-
ing did then adjourn.
BILLY E. TRAYLOR, CHAIRMAN
ATTESf: BENNY C. LISTER., CLERK


BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
APRIL 14. 1992
The Gulf County Board of County Commis-
sioners met this date in regular session with the
.following members present- Chairman Billy E.
Traylor, Commissioners Charles S. Fortner, Na-
than Peters Jr., James E. Creamer and Al Ray.
Others present were: Clerk Benny C. Lister,
Deputy Clerk Renee Stripling, Chief Deputy Clerk
Doug Birmingham, Special Projects Director Bill
McGee, Admin. Asst/Civil Defense Director Larry
Wells, Public Works Superintendent Bob Lester,
Building Inspector Don Butler, Attorney Robert M.
Moore and Sheriff Al Harrison.
The meeting was called to order at 9:10
a.m., ET.
Admin. Asst. Wells opened the meeting with
prayer and Commissioner Ray led the Pledge of Al-
legiance to the flag.
Approve Minutes: Commissioner Fortner
moved to approve the minutes of the following
meetings:
March 24, 1992 Regular Meeting
April 2, 1992: Workshop Meeting, Special
Meeting.
Commissioner Ray seconded the motion for
discussion. ,Commissioner Peters discussed the
parliamentary procedure regarding the tabling of
an item at the March 24, 1992, meeting after a
motion and second has been made. The Board
agreed to discuss this In the open meeting and
agreed that the minutes as reported were accu-
rate. The motion passed with an unanimous vote.
Receive Bids Beaches Fire Department
Equipment (9192-13): Pursuant to advertisement
to receive sealed bids for the purchase of miscella-
neous Beaches Fire Department equipment, the
following bids were received:
H2S Safety 'Sales & Rentals: $1,504.00
(hose); $105.50 (Connectors): $1.,426.82 (MSA)
Fire & Safety Tech: $189.50 (hose per sec-
tion), $99.70 (connectors)
Harless Fire Equipment* $1,112.00 (hose),
$51.00 (connectors), $1,365.00 (MSA)
Fire Fighters Equipment Co.: $1,592.00
(hose), $63.90 (connectors)
Jacksonville Fire & Safety: $1.40 (hose per
foot), $18.75 (connectors per set), $1.484.00 (MSA)
Chairman Traylor asked Bullding Inspector
Butler and David Richardson of the Beaches Fire
Department to review these bids and return later
in the meeting with a recommendation for the
Board to award this bid.
Receive Bids Baler (9192-13): Pursuant
to advertisement to receive sealed bids for the pur-
chase of a Baler for recycling, the following bids
were received:
Smufrit Recycling Company $6,800.00
Cumbaa Enterprises $6,765.00
Chairman Traylor asked Admin. Asst. Wells
to review these bids and return later in the meet-
ing with a recommendation for the Board to award
this bid.
Gulf County Water System (Beaches): Ms.
Josephine Smith addressed the Board and re-
quested the Board make an adjustment on a delin-
quent water bill on her property. She reported that
she had sole some of the property and relocated
the lot lines. When this relocation of the lot Iiies
was done the result was two water meters being on
the same lot Ms. Smith reported that one of these
meters has an outstanding balance of $240.02.
Building Inspector Butler discussed this situation
with the Board and recommended the Board waive
this outstanding amount and pull the water meter.
Mr. Butler stated if anyone else ever needed a me-
ter placed where this one was pulled, they would
have to pay a connection fee of $425.00 and a de-
posit of $25.00. Upon motion by Commissioner
Creamer. second by Commissioner Peters and
unanimous vote, the.Board agreed to follow Mr.
Butler's recommendation to pull the water meter
and waive the outstanding balance of $240.02.
Road Abandonment: Ms. Brenda Richards
requested the Board consider closing an alleyway
adjoining her property on Hayes Avenue and Park
Avenue. Commissioner Creamer reported he had
looked at the property and that he was in agree-
ment to do this. Ms. Richards stated that the prop-
erty owners to be affected were Ms. Smith (who
was in attendance). St. Joe Paper Company and
herself. Commissioner Peters stated he had looked
into the situation and the property was located In
a one block area and that he had no problem with
this. Upon motion by Commissioner Creamer, sec-
ond by Comimissioner Peters and unanimous vote.
the Board agreed to proceed with the abandon-
ment process.
Dune Walkover St. Joe Beach: Mr. Tom
Gibson spoke to the Board regarding the Dune
Walkover being constructed at St. Joe Beach. Mr.
Gibson stated this property was not County prop-
erty or public property, but that it was owned by
the property owners at St. Joe Beach.
Commissioner Creamer discussed the prop-
erty being owned by the residents of Yon's Subdivi-
siot. Commissioner Creamer stated that If the
construction of this walkover would cause a con-
troversy he was willing to stop the construction.
Chairman Traylor stated that if this property is
private property, then the County had no business
being there. The Board discussed the ownership of
this property. Attorney Moore stated that his posi-
tion was that this property was public property.
Commissioner Peters moved to stop this project.
After more discussion by the Board and the audi-
ence. Commissioner Peters withdrew his motion
aJid the Board agreed to take no action on this
matter at this time.
St. Joe Beach Existing Well: Mr. Craw-
ford Jackson of St. Joe Beach discussed an old ex-
isting well that was above ground and had exposed
wires at St. Joe Beach. Mr. Jackson stated he felt


this was very dangerous and wished to know who
was responsible for this. The Board directed Mr.
Jackson to speak with Building Inspector Butlqr
and the Northwest Florida Water Management Dis-
trict to see if they might be able to assist In this
problem.
Gulf County Water System Ordinance -
Public Hearing: Pursuant to advertisement to
hold a public hearing regarding a proposed ordi-
nance relating to the Gulf County Water System.
Attorney Moore read aloud the proposed ordi-
nance.
There was 1no public comment on this pro-
.posed ordinance.
Beach Driving Permit Ordinance Public
Hearing: Pursuant to advertisement to hold a pub-
lic hearing regarding a proposed ordinance relating
to the permit fee for beach driving permits for non-
county residents, Attorney Moore read aloud the
proposed ordinance.
There was no public comment on this pro-
posed ordinance.
Invoice Medicaid Billing: Upon motion by
Commissioner Fortner. second by Commissioner


Peters and unanimous vote, the Board approved
payment of the Medicaid billing for the month of
February, 1992, In the amount of $8,454.68.
Invoice Filing Fee Baker Act: Clerk Us-
iter and Chief Deputy Clerk Birmingham discussed
with the Board the procedure for residents of Gulf
County to file Petitions for Involuntary Evaluation.
which sometimes results in Baker Act cases being
filed it Bay County. Commissioner ray asked
whether or not the actual petitioners (residents of
Gulf Co.) could be made to pay the filing fee. Attor-
ney Moore stated that these Individuals are not re-
ceiving any services for which they should pay for.
Attorney Moore reported that It could be possible
to have Indigency statements filed at the time the
first petitions are actually completed and have
these transferred to Bay County. The Board took
no action on the Invoice of $25.00 that was pre-
sented by the Clerk.
Invoice CDBG Williamsburg/Mothodlst
Hill Grant: Upon motion by Commissioner Fort-
ner, second by Commissioner Peters and unani-
mous vote, the Board approved payment of an in-
voice (In the amount of $3,400.00) from Julian
Webb & Associates for administrative services oni
the CDBG Williamsburg/Methodist Hill Grant.
contingent upon receiving the Grant Funds from
the,State of Florida.
Invoice Prisoner Medical Bills: Upon mo-
tion by Commissioner Fortner. second by Commis-
sioner Ray and unanimous vote, the Board ap-
proved payment of the following prisoner medlei-
bills:
Susan Rester $30.00
Farlo Aman $25.00
Sidney Harris $25.00
Daniel Short $25.00
Sean Chehardy $20.00
Tyrone Hamilton $25.00
Steven Meyers $20.00
Johnny Williams $25.00
James Wright $20.00
These invoices were previously approved by
Sheriff Harrison.
Prisoner Medical Authorization Form:
Upon motion by Commissioner Peters, second by
Commissioner Ray and unanimous vote, the Board
agreed to adopt a new payment authorization form
(as presented by Attorney Moore) to be signed by
the Sheriff for authorization for payment of prison-
er medical bills.
Invoice Medical Examiner: Upon motion
by Commissioner Fortner, second by Commission-
er Ray and unanimous vote, the Board approved
payment of medical examiner Invoice number
ME92-201 for an Intake report on Luvina B. Gor-
dan, in the amount of $35.00
Inventory Building Department: Upon
motion by Commissioner Peters, second by Com-
missioner Ray and unanimous vote, the Board
agreed to transfer the following Items to the Mos-
quito Control Inventory:
260-17 8 Channel, 40 Watt Radio
260-19 Explorer, 4x4 Ford
260-20 Mobile Telephone
260-21 5 watt. Portable Radio
260-22 Electronic Water Level Meter
260-24 Scales
260-25 Masterflex Pump Drive
260-27 Sharp 19" Color Television
Inventory Water Department: Upon mo-
tion by Commissioner Ray, second by Commis-
sioner Fortner and unanimous vote, the Bcard
agreed to remove the following Item from the Water
Department Inventory as this Item Is Inoperable:
280-1 Metal Detector
Senate Bill 604 Disabilities Insurance:
Admin. Asst. Wells discussed a letter received from
Senator Bruner and Representative Mitchell re-
garding Senate Bill 604. He Informed the Board
.that this bill died.
Tipping Fee Committee Report: Admin.
Asst. Wells introduced a report to the Board on the
Tipping Fee Committee Meetings. The committee
estimates that the cost to the County at this time
for the material going to the landfills Is $24.14 per
ton. Commissioner Peters moved to adopt a
$25.00 per ton tipping fee for Commercial and In-
dustrial Waste going into the Landfills. Commis-
sioner Ray seconded the motion for discussion.
The Board discussed at length the amounts of
money that the county could save by implement-
Ing this tipping fee. The Board discussed at length,
notifying the Cities of Port St Joe and Wewahitch-
ka of this change, the billing system for these tip-
ping fees and several other topics that would have
to be worked out Chairman Traylor stated the
Board would have a workshop meeting to discuss
the various aspects of the tipping fee. The motion
carried with a unanimous vote. (Commissioner
Creamer left the meeting at 10:35 a.m., ET.)
Upon motion by Commissioner Peters, sec-
ond by Commissioner Ray and a unanimous vote
of 4 to 0, the Board agreed to put the tipping fee
into effect May 18, 1992. (Commissioner Creamer
returned to the meeting at 10:40 a.m., ET.)
The Board discussed whether or not to allow
residents from other counties to dump in Gulf
County landfills. Commissioners Fortner and Pe-
ters stated the landfills would fill up too quickly If
this was permitted. Upon motion by Commissioner
Ray, second by Commissioner Creamer and unani-
mous vote, the Board agreed to prohibit any out of
County resident from dumping In Gulf County
Landfills, unless the person is working for a Gulf
County resident, to be effective Immediately. If the
dftu6f county resident Is working for a Gulf County
resident, he must pay a deposit or pay in advance.
Comprehensive Plan: Upon motion by Com-
missioner Peters, second by Commissioner Ray
and unanimous vote, the Board approved the 7th
draft of the Stipulated Settlement Agreement with
the Department of Community Affairs.
Library System: Admin. Asst Wells directed
the Board's attention to the information package
which contained a letter to Senator Bruner regard-
ing the local library system and also the responses
that were received back.
Resolution JTPA: Chairman Traylor
passed the Chair to Vice-Chairman Ray and
moved to adopt the JTPA Resolution.
Chairman Ray returned the Chair to Com-
missioner Traylor.
The meeting recessed for a break at 10:54
a.m., ET.
The meeting reconvened at 11:20 a.m., ET.
Award Bid Beaches Fire Department
Equipment (9192-13): Upon recommendation by
Building Inspector Butler, Commissioner Ray
moved to award bid number 9192-13 for Beaches
Fire Department Equipment to Harless Fire Equip-
ment contingent upon the hose specifications bid
meeting the specifications outlined in the bid
package with a total bid of $2,528.00. Commis-
sioner Fortner seconded the motion and it passed
with a unanimous vote,
Special Projects Director. Chairman Tray-
lor passed the Chair to Vice-Chairman Ray and
moved to discontinue Special Projects Director Bill
McGee's employment effective the end of April,
1992. Commissioner Fortner seconded the motion
for discussion. The Board discussed at length the
reasons for this motion. Director McGee stated at
the time he was hired the agreement between him
and the Board was to have a performance review
done at the end of six months. He stated that he
did not feel he had been given on at this point of
time. After lengthy discussion, the motion passed
with a vote of three to two with Commissioner
Creamer and Commissioner Peters voting no.
Chairman Ray passed the Chair to Commissioner
Traylor.
Invoices Baskerville-Donovan Engineers,
Inc.: Upon recommendation by Director McGee.
Commissioner Peters moved to pay the Invoices
from BDE In the amount of $2.372.50 and
$1,225.00 In full for work done on Five Points
Lasdflll. Commissioner Creamer seconded the mo-
tion for discussion. Attorney Moore stated that the
Board may wish to consider withholding $500.00
for the possible relocation of the diltch that was
dug in error. Commissioner Peters then moved to
pay these Invoices but withhold $500.00. Commis-
sioner Creamer seconded the motion and It passed
with a unanimous vote.
Landfill Closure Timetable: Director McGee
presented the Board a copy of a letter written to
the Department of Environmental Regulation out-
lining the proposed closure schedule for Gulf
County's Landfills. Director McGee stated that at
this time he has not received a response from
DER.
Grant Assistance: The Board decided to
take no action on the announcement In the Agen-
da regarding Historic Restoration matching grants.
Amnesty Day: Director McGee reported that
there are no longer any grant funds for Amnesty
Day. He discussed that Gulf County could have an
Amnesty Day under a host County that had a Haz-
ardous Waste disposal facility. Based on last year's
figures, the Amnesty Day would cost approximate-
ly $3,000.00 to $4,000.00. (Last year the cost of
the project was $12,000.00. paid for with Grant
Funds.)
Interlocal Agreements (Baler and Chip-
per): Attorney Moore recommended the Board ap-
prove the proposed lnterlocal agreements with the
City of Port St Joe regarding the Chipper and Bal-
er as outlined in the Agenda by Director McGee.
Upon motion by Commissioner Peters, second by
Commissioner Ray and unanimous vote, the Board
; accepted the Interlocal Agreements with the City of
Port St. Joe regarding the Chipper and Baler.
Mosquito Control Building Roof: Upon rec-
ommendation by Building Inspector Butler. Com-
missioner Ray moved to advertise to receive bids
for a new roof for the Mosquito Control Building,.
Commissioner Peters seconded the motion for dis-


cission and It passed with a unanimous vote.
Library Roof/Courthouse Wall Panel Re-
pair: Building Inspector Butler reported that the
advertisement to receive bids for the repair of the
Library Roof and Courthouse Wall Panel Repair
were sent to the paper yesterday amid will be re-
ceived at the next regular Board meeting on April
28. 1992.
Jail Windows: Building Inspector Butler re-
ported that after investigation of the jail windows
which are in need of repair, the approximate cost
to replace the windows is $40.000.00. After dis-
cussion. Chairman Traylor requested Btiullding In-
spector Butler to continue to investiUgte further for
other options.
Inventory Road Department: Upon mo-
tion by Commissioner Ray, second by Commis-
sioner Fortner and unanimous vote. the Board
agreed to remove the following items from the
Road Department inventory:
100-273 Gas Heater
100-145 Air Jack
100-24 Floor Jack
100-30 Hand Grinder


100-29 Valve Grinder
100-40A -Vise
100-252 Gas Heater
100-52 Rivet Machine
100-256 Drill Press
100-10 Gas Heater
100-4 Desk
100-171 -Draft Table
100-172 Draft Machine
Driveway Dirt: Upon motion by Commis-

sioner Fortner, second by Commissioner Ray and
unanimous vote. the Board agreed that driveway
dirt would be limited to two loads per customer
per year.
Landfill Hours: Public Works Director re-
ported that the City of Port St. Joe miand the Paper
Company had no problem with the County chang-
lIg the landfill hours for Five Points Landfill. The
Board agreed to change the landfill hours, effective
April 20. 1992. as follows:
9:00 A.M. ET 5:00 P.M. ET
Monday Saturday
Secretary Road Department Pay Raise:
Upon motion by Commissioner Fortner, second by
Commissioner Ray and unanimous vote, the Board
approved a 50t per hour pay raise to be effective
immediately for Sandra Love, Road Department
Secretary.
Mosquito Control Equipment: Upon mo-
tion by Commissioner Ray. second by Commis-
sioner Fortner and unanimous vote, the Board
agreed for the Mosquito Control Department to
purchase a tractor and mower on state contract at
an approximate total cost of$22,761.00.
Speech Local Government: Commissioner
Fortner thanked Admin. Asst. Wells for coming to
Wewahltchka High School and speaking to his
class regarding Local Governmuent.
Abandoned House: Commissioner Ray re-
quested that Attorney Moore write a letter to a
property owner on the Cape who has an aban-
doned house which requires attention. Chairman
Traylor requested Building Inspector to check into
this property.
Department of Interior: The Board dis-
cussed that the Department of Interior has re-
quested a Grand Opening of Salinas Park. Attor-
ney Moore stated the Bureau of Land Management
has taken a special Interest in this Park.
Board Meetlngs: Commissioner Peters move
to change the regular day meeting to the regular
night meeting time of 7:00 p.m.. ET. Commission-
er Fortner seconded the motion for discussion.
Traylor discussed possibly having an afternoon
meeting. Commissioner Creamer stated he still felt
. that one day meeting and one night meeting would
be better for the public. After lengthy discussion,
the motion failed with Commissioner Peters being
the only one voting for the motion.
Amnesty Day: Chairman Traylor requested
Paul Wood to research the cost of Amnesty Day.
Gulf County Public Health Unit: Commis-
sioner Peters discussed a letter from Dr. Cersosl-
mo regarding patient referral for female steriliza-
tion and tubal ligation. Commissioner Peters
stated he felt that the money for these surgeries
should be spent in Gulf County and not referred
out of County. Commissioner Peters moved to noti-
fy the Gulf County Public Health Unit that the
Board of County Commissioners prefer this money
for these surgeries to be spent in Gulf County.
Commissioner Creamer seconded the motion for
discussion. Chairman Traylor stated he felt these
women should have a choice of doctors and also a
choice of having these procedures done at the time
of their deliveries. After more discussion, the mo-
tion failed with a vote of three to two with Commis-
stoner Creamer and Commissioner Peters voting in
favor of the motion.
County Donations and Contributions:
Commissioner Peters and Chairman Traylor dis-
cussed a letter in the Information package from
County Auditor Mike Tucker advising against do-
nations and contributions to private organizations.
Workshop Meeting: Chairman Traylor
called a workshop meeting for Thursday, April 16.
1992, at 5:00 p.m., ET to discuss Building Inspec-
tions for the City of Port St. Joe and Tipping Fees.
Invoices C.W. Roberts Contracting Co.,
Inc. Road Paving: Upon motion by Commission-
er Ray, second by Commissioner Fortnier. and
unanimous vote, the Board approved payment of
an invoice on Contract II from C.W. Roberts Con-
tracting Co., Inc. for road paving in the City of We-
wahitchka In the amount of $7,194.24, contingent
upon the City of Wewahltchka approving the In-
voice.
Invoice C.W. Roberts Contracting Co..
Inc. Road Paving: Upon motion by Commission-
er Creamer, second by Commissioner Fortner and
unanimous vote, the Board approved payment of
an hInvoice on Contract III from C.W. Roberts Con-
tracting Co., Inc. for road paving In the amount of
$55.154.78. contingent upon the City of Port St.
Joe approving the invoice and also contingent
upon the completions of Fifth Street, Fifth Avenue
and Hayes Street. Mr. Rish stated that in the event
that these streets are not completed by Friday, he
will subtract them from the invoice.
CDBG Williamsburg/Methodist Hill: As re-
quested by Mr. Ralph Rish, Engineer for the CDBG
Williamsburg/Methodist Hill Project, the Board
agreed for Chairman Traylor to sign off on all of
the permits for this project.
White City Boat Ramp Project: Commis-
sioner .Creamer,,asked Director McGee when the
work oh the White City Boat Ramp would begin.
Director McGee responded that Mr. Harry Cumbaa
of Cumbaa Enterprises stated he would begin
work this week. Commissioner Creamer asked for
a public notice to be placed in The Star notifying
the public of the alternate boat ramp to be used
while this one is being repaired.
Workshop Meeting: Chairman Traylor
asked Public Works Superintendent Lester and
Paul Wood of the Mosquito Control Department to
attend the workshop meeting scheduled for Thurs-
day, April 16, 1992, at 5:00 p.m., ET.
Building Inspections/City of Port St. Joe:
Chairman Traylor asked Building Inspector Butler
to get with the City of Port St. Joe and Inform
,them what the County will require to take over the
Building Inspections for the City of Port St. Joe.
The Board agreed that the Cities (both Wewahlitch-
ka and Port St. Joe) must contribute enough funds
to support an employee to handle the Insections.
Chairman Traylor asked that the City o Port St.
Joe be Invited to the workshop meeting on Thurs-
day.
Baler Bid 9192-14: Chairman Traylor
asked Admin. Asst. Wells for a recommendation on
the Baler Bids. Admin. Asst. Wells requested
Chairman Traylor allow him a little time as he is
waiting for a clarification from one of the bidders
on their bid.
Invoice Comprehensive Plan: Upon mo-
tion by Commissioner Peters, second by Commis-
sioner Ray and unanimous vote, the Board ap-
proved payment to Hamilton Smith and Associates
for work done by GaySmlth on the Comprehensive
Plan Stipulated Settlement Agreement in the
amount of $375.05 for the month of March, 1992.
Right-of-Way Easement: Upon motion by
Commissioner Ray, second by Commissioner Fort-
ner and a vote of threeto to two with Commissioner
Peters and Commissioner Creamer voting against
the motion, the Board agreed to accept the Right-
of-Way Easement from Attorney Moore allowing for
certain improvements on the C-30 Right-of-Way.
Commissioner Creamer and Commissioner Peters
discussed that they felt this would open the
County to liabilities that they do not need.
City of Port St. Joe Recycling Building:
Attorney Moore read aloud the proposed letter to
Attorney Rish on behalf of the City of Port St. Joe
as an agreement for their use of Gulf County's re-
cycling building. The Board agreed to the letter.
Nuisance Ordinance: Attorney Moore re-
ported that he Is still working on the nuisance or-
dinance for the Board, but this ordinance is re-
quired extension research.
carpentry Department Payroll: Clerk Lis-
ter asked for an effective date for employee, Steve
Mork, to be placed on salary as head of the Car-
pentry Department The Board agreed on the be-
ginning of the payroll period of March 23, 1992.
Upon motion by Commissioner Ray, second
by Commissioner Fortner and there being no fur-
ther business, the meeting did then adjourn at
12:50 p.m.. ET.
BILLY E. TRAYLOR. CHAIRMAN
ATTEST. BENNY C. LISTER. CLERK
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
APRIL 16, 1992
The Gulf County Board of County Commis-
sioners met this date In special session with the
following members present: Chairman Billy E.
Traylor. Commissioners Charles E. Fortner. Na-
than Peters, Jr. and Al Ray. Commissioner James
E. Creamer was absent
Others present were: Admin. Asst/Civil De-
fense Director Larry Wells, Deputy Clerk Renee
Stripling, Clerk Benny C. UIster. Public Works DI-
rector Bob Lester, Supervisor Paul Wood and At-
torney Robert M. Moore.
The meeting was called to order at 5:05
p.m.. ET.
Fire Department Equipment Bid Number
9192-13: Building Inspector Butler reported that
the Board had awarded bid number 9192-13 to
Harless Fire Equipment Company provided the
hose they bid met the specifications that were out-
lined In the bid notice. Mr. Butler reported that
they did not, nor did any other bids received. Com-
missioner Fortner moved to re-bid for this equip-
ment After some discussion. Commissioner Fort-


ner withdrew his motion and the Board agreed for
Building Inspector Butler to call each of the com-
panies that bid on this equipment and get a new
quote from them tuid come back to the Board with
a recommendation. Commissioner Fortner then
moved to reject the bid awarded at the regular
meeting of April 14, 1992 as the bid did not meet
the specifications outlined. Commissioner Ray sec-
onded the motion and it passed with a unanilmous
vote.
Award Bid Baler 9192-14: Upon recom-
mendation by Adinin. Ass.L Wells. Commissionter
Ray moved to award hbild number 9192-14 for the
Baler for recycling to Smurit Recycling Company
with a bid of $6.800.00. Commissioner Fortner
seconded the motion iand It carried with a unani-
mous vote.
Invoice Beaches Fire Department Addi-
tion: Upon motion by Commissioner Fortner. sec-
ond by Commissioner Ray and unanimous vote.
the Board approved payment to Fisher Construc-
tion in the amount of S23.935.50 for their work on
the Beaches Fire Deparuntment Addition. Building
Inspector Butler stated the invoice represents 90%
of the work done and the building is 100% com-


plete. Fisher Construction Is waiting for new doors
to arrive as the doors received were damaged.
Raflleld Loan: Attorney Moore discussed his
conversation with Gene Raffileld regarding his loan
situation with EDA. Mr. Raffileld Informed him that
he has negotiated with Wewahltchka State Bank to
borrow back up to the original loan amount. Attor-
ney Moore reported that for Raffleld Fisheries to do
this the Inferior lien holders must agree. Chairman
Traylor agreed to abstain from any decision on this
matter as he ahs family relations with Wewahitch-
ka State Bank. The Abstained Vote Disclosure is
attached hereto and Incorporated herein by refer-
ence. Upon motion by Commissioner Fortner, sec-
ond by Commissioner ray and a vote of two to one
with Commissioner Peters voting no. the Board au-
thorized Attorney Moore to write a letter to Wewa-
hitchka State Bank Informing them that Gulf
County has no objections to the bank loaning up
to the original loan amount to Raffield Fisheries.
Building Inspections/City of Port St. Joe
and Wewahlitchka: Building Inspector Butler, the
Board and representatives from the city of Wewa-
hitchka discussed at length the specific items that
the County would be proposing to both Cities re-
garding their building inspections. The main objec-
tive of the proposal as outlined by Mr. Butler was
to have the Cities pay Ih full the cost of acquiring a
new employee to handle these inspections as Mr.
Butler could not handle any added work.
Tipping Fees/Landfills: The Board dis-
cussed a length implementing the tipping fee pro-
cess, the billing process and the cost to dispose of
tires. The Board discussed having out of county
contractors who are doing work for In county resi-
dents put up a deposit for using the landfilL Attor-
ney Moore discussed possibly using a sliding scale
to determine the deposit amount. Commissioner
Ray suggested using a flat rate of $100.00 as a de-
posit amount. After lengthy discussion, Chairman
-Traylor requested Clerk Lister and Admin. Asst.
Wells to get together and work out some of these
Items and come back to the Board at a later date.
Discussion of Changes in County Depart-
ments: Chairman Traylor stated that Bill McGee
would be leaving the County at the end of April,
1992. He stated that because Bob Lester was han-
dling Solid Waste and because of the reduction in
Grants he felt this position could be handled by
existing staff members. Admin. Asst. wells distrib-
uted an Informational sheet outlining his current
duties and responsibilities. Commissioner Peters
discussed at length the Importance of Civil De-
fense, the 911 System and the Comprehensive
Plan. The Board commended Admin. Asst. Wells
on the fine job he is doing and has done in the
past for the County. After more discussion, the
Board agreed that Admin. Asst. Wells would be re-
sponsible for Director McGee's recycling duties.
Commissioner Ray stated the Board needed to
check this situation monthly to be sure that Mr.
Wells is able to handle the added work.
Garbage Problem/White City Park/
Mosquito Control Department: Chairman Traylor
discussed the problem the County is having with
people dumping household garbage In the dump-
ster and drums at the White City Park. Supervisor
Wood stated that the dumpster and drums have
been removed. The Board also discussed some
complaints from Argus Services on the household
garbage being put in their dumpster at the Mos-
quito Control Department. Attorney Moore stated
that Argus Services, Inc. Is not even supposed to
be picking up garbage inside the City of Port St.
Joe.
Upon motion by Commissioner Peters, and
there being no further business, the meeting did
then adjourn at 5:40 p.m., ET.
BILLY E. TRAYLOR, CHAIRMAN
ATIEST BENNY C. LISTER. CLERK


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Swiss Alps second, and Teresa Evensen's Scot-
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Chrystina Marquardt Swiss Village; Heather
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As co-chairman of the Cham-
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to increase the employment .and
business opportunities of our
area.
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improvements and often become
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attract new businesses and the
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As a first constructive step,
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Third graders are shown
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H.V. Students View Marionettes


Recently, Highland View Ele-
mentary students were puppet-
eers for the day! Puppet Factory,:
which features a traveling puppet'
theatre and a host of delightful!
puppets provided a stage for the:,
students to become puppeteers. 'i
Barb 'Yostie" Ashley, a child"
educational specialist, reading"
consultant and author, has spe-
cialized in children's entertain-'
ment for more than seven years.
She drove from Pensacola in her
brightly decorated "Kidstown"'
jeep with her numerous puppet
friends.
Each class K-6 spent 45 min-
utes with the Puppet Factory.-
Kindergarteners were puppeteers
for "Old MacDonald" and "The
Three Bears." They also made
paper talkers.
"My favorite part was the lit-
tle puppet I was holding with the
pencil to move his head,'' com-
mented Thomas Hayden.
K.W. Weston liked doing "The
Three Bears" and holding the bee
puppet.
First graders performed 'The
Old Lady Who Swallowed the
Fly", "Three Billy Goats. Gruff'
and created a circus with differ-
ent marionettes and puppets.
"I was the big goat and I,
pushed the troll in the water,"
said Triston Dame.
Vickie Reed liked 'The Old
Lady Who Swallowed the Fly."
Second graders did the show
"Henny Penny" and made papeo
puppets.
'"The part I liked most of all
was when Henny Penny got
knocked on the head. I think her
head was pretty sore," said Shen-
na McDuffle.
"I liked the Puppet Factory. It
was fun. My favorite puppet was
the dragon. He's fun to play with.
I liked the ostrich, too," said
James Smith.
Third graders performed 'The
Little Red Hen", "The Little Mer-
maid" and made paper talkers.
"I learned that you can do
surgery on puppets and I got to


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


perform on stage," said Karissa
Thomas.
"I liked the part when they
did 'Little Mermaid'. I got to use a
flamingo puppet. She had stars to
go with her," said Heather Hay-
den.
SFourth graders performed the
show "The Three Little Pigs" and
made mask puppets.
"I liked the puppet show be-
cause I got to be in the show "The
Three Pigs." I was piggy number
three. I also got to hold other
puppets, too," commented Cas-
sandra Egler.
"I liked the puppet lady. She
was nice and she let us play with
the puppets. I had a manatee
puppet. I also made a mask pup-
pet," said Stephen Lowery.
Fifth graders performed the
play "Rumpelstilkens" and made
envelope and mitt puppets.
Sixth graders performed two
skits, "Little Red Riding Hood -
Don't Talk to Strangers" and "Lit-
tle Mermaid Water Pollution."
'The Puppet Factory was very
funl 'Yostie" let us hold different
puppets and even showed us how
to make some. We had puppet
shows also. My favorite puppets
were the flamingo and sea drag-
on," said Kim Lamberson.
"I enjoyed the Puppet Facto-
ry. It was very fun. Yostie was
very nice and let us hold the pup-
pets and put on a play with them.
She showed us how to make pup-
pets, too," said Jennifer Gaddis.
Congratulations to the stu-
dents who scored 85 percent or
better to win Presidential or Na-
tional Physical Fitness Awards.
They are:
Three years: Timmy Hayes,
Troy Phillips
Two years: Sabrina Hanson,
Carl Hopper, Adam Whatley
One year: Jeff Shelton, Casey
Clark, Lisa Hopper, Nicole Smith,
Jinny Stoutamire, Megan John-
son, Cassie Egler, Sabrina
Stomp, Crystal Wheeler, Adam
Johnson, Jason Richardson,
Amanda Marquardt.


Worship
11 a.m. Sunday


"RESIST THE DEVIL, AND HE
WILL FLEE FROM YOU. DRAW
NIGH TO GOD, AND HE WILL
DRAW NIGH TO YOU. CLEANSE
YOUR HANDS YE SINNERS:
AND PURIFY YOUR HEARTS,
YE DOUBLE MINDED (James 4:7,8).

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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Commerce office at 227-1223.
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Roxanne uunsetr


Angela Goodrich


Howard Langridge


Randy Ramsey
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Four Students Win PRIDE Awards In Gulf


Four Gulf County students
were selected as PRIDE winners
recently and competed in regional
competition in Pensacola. PRIDE


is an acronym for Program to
Recognize Initiative and Distinc-
tion in Education. Each winner
must have had a 3.5 average or


"Apple of Our Eye"
Jim Faison and Steve Richardson of the Chamber of Com-
merce' Local Commerce Committee, presents their first "Apple of
Our Eye" award to Jobie Barfield of Barfield's Lawn and Garden
Center on. Reid Avenue. The award is given for merchants who
have made a significant impact on the appearance of their build-
ing and variety of services offered in downtown Port St. Joe.



VOTE

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FOR

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and have scored at 90th percen-
tile or above in the selected area
on the SAT and ACT college
entrance exams.
1991-92 winners are Howard
Langridge Math; Randy Ramsey
- Science, both of Port St. Joe
High School; and Roxanne Duns-
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Goodrich writing, both of Wewa-
hitchka High School. Dunseth,
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OBITUARIES


Ruby P. Grant
,, Ruby P. Grant, 90, passed
away Friday morning, May 15i at
Bay St. Joseph Care Center fol-
lowing an extended illness. A na-
tive of Graceville, she had been a
long time resident, of Birming-
ham, and worked as a bookkeep-
er. She had been a resident of
Wewahitchka for the past 25
years and was a member of the
Westside Baptist Church.
Survivors include her sister,
Anna Belle Gaskin of Wewahitch-
ka; and many nieces and neph-
ews, in particular, Betty Owens of
Wewahitchka, Verna Jenkins and
Vera Crutchfleld, both of Grace-
ville, Willie Ray Armus of Mobile,
and Doug and Malzie Baldwin,
both of Port St. Joe.
Graveside funeral services
were held Saturday at Jehu Ce-
metery, conducted by the Rev.
Nick Davis. Interment followed.
All services were under the
direction of Comforter Funeral
Home, Wewahitchka Branch
Chapel.


Charles F. Ware
Charles F. Ware, 57, of Port
St. Joe,-r passed, away, 'suddenly
Saturday evening, May 16. He
had been a resident of Port St.
Joe since 1956 and was a mem-
ber of Zion Fair Baptist Church.
He is survived by one broth-
er, Larry John Kelly of Birming-
ham, Alabama; six sisters, Lessle
Leslie, Ethel Kate Jenkins and Ar-
jean Ware, all of Port St. Joe, Cal-
lie Jo Ware and Mary Nell Ware
both of Mobile, Alabama, and
Emma Studimire of Klleen, Texas.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday, May 20 at Zion Fair
Baptist Church with Rev. Frank
Jones officiating. Burial followed
in the family plot at Forest Hill
Cemetery.
All services were under the
direction of Gilmore Funeral
Home.

Evelyn C. White
Evelyn C. White, 76, passed
away Thursday, May 14 in Jack-
sonville. She was a retired secre-
tary with St. Joe Paper Company
and had been living in Jackson-
ville since 1976.
She is survived by one son,
David E. White, one daughter,
Sherry Grier, and one grandson,
all of Jacksonville; two sisters,
Maude Crutchfield and Maulzie
Baldwin, both of Port St. Joe.;
Services in Jacksonville were
conducted by Corey-Kerlin Funer-
al Home with Rev. Lee Sheppard
and Rev. Bill Coffman officiating.
Graveside services were held
Monday, May 18 in the family
plot at Holly Hill Cemetery with
Rev. Howard Browning officiating.
Local arrangements were by
Gilmore Funeral Home.


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FEATURE
5841 Hwy. 98, St. Joe Beach: WATERFRONTI This
unique 2 bedroom, 2 bath townhome has
many nice features! WATERFRONTII Large
decks off living room and bedroom over-
look the Gulfl Living room has cathedral
ceiling w/skylights. Kitchen has bar. Two
AC/Heat systems, Ig. bathroom downstairs
has nice wood saunal Single car carport
Utility are w/washer and dryer hookups. Ver
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NEW LISTINGS
SEA SHORES T.H. #6, 6417 F. HWY. 98, WATER-
FRONT, ST. JOE BEACH: BEAUTIFUL AND
IMMACULATE are the two words to describe
this, WATERFRONT townhome. Three bed-
rooms, two and one-half baths with all the ex-
tras! completely and superbly furnished and
equipped for beach living. Large L.R. w/stone
fireplace Master BR has jacuzzi tub! Bright and
airy! Never been rented. All you dreamed of and
morel Mint Condition! $140,000.00.
HOMES Mexico Beach
111 Oleander Ave., Mexico Beach: This two bedroom, two bath
townhome has all the right features. Two story design with liv-
ing, dining and kitchen combo. Very nicely decorated. Cov-
ered porch off living room has good view of the Gulfl Only
1/2 block to the Beach with easy access! Appliances in-
clude refrigerator, range and dishwasher. Central heat &
AC. Utility room with washer and dryer hook-ups. Must see
this onel $69,000.00.
106 N. 19th Street. 3 bedroom, 2 bath stucco home In nice loca-
tion only 1 block to the beach Nice large 100' x 100' lot. Uv-
ing room and dining area. Kitchen has bar. Cental Heat/AC.
Covered front porch. Only $58,000.00. Call for more details,
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 offers
.38..00.00. Reduced to 1148W0080.0. $110,000.00.
116 4th Street (Corner Fortner 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 Iving room and den w/fireplace upstairs. Breakfast
nook w/Bay window. Kitchen has bar. Master bedroom has
large walk-n closet andnice 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. Uving room has cathedral ceilling 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.
$58,50.09. REDUCED TO $6,0.88 $54,5.00 for Quick
Sale.
Docslde T.H. #2, 114 C Miramar Drive: Two bedroom, two and
one-half bath townhome on the canal, has private boatslipl
Patio area off lvingroom overlooks canall Only steps to the
Beach completely furnished, central heat and a/c. Kitchen
equipped with refrigerator w/Ice maker, range, dishwasher,
washer and dryerl 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). Uv. 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.
85000.00. 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 Tw qIai i. i q ewlth screen porch
overlooking U-Il hRAisfbd and equipped
for summer rental. 48' waterfront lot. Needs some TLCI
$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.
$48,500.00 to $49,900.00.
13th Street Two bedroom, one both stilt home 1/2 block to the-
Beachl Needs some TLC. Large deck on front and side. Par-
tial view of the Gulfl Owner will finance. $55,000.00.
Loft by the Pier #12 & #14, Surfvlew 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. 465,0090-.
each.Reduced $63,000.
200 61h 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 h central gas heat. Single car carport.
Refrigerator ana range Included. Washer and dryer hook-
ups. Screened porch 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 Gulfl BIk. D, Lot 1. $25,000.00. Owner will finance.
Corner Court Street & Alabama St. Joe Beach: Nice two bed-
room, one bqWts ll ergarsWd dporner lot. Com-
pletely fumisi iIN J /ce maker, dish-
washer, gas range, microwave, washer & dryer. Central gas
heat and electric A/C. Large great room w/cathedral ceil-
ings, w/celling 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 St. & Hwy. 98, St. Joe Beach, two bedroom, one
bath frame flg W''i.irbstructed view
of the gulf frdil d M f room and sep-
arate family room or den! PRICED FOR QUICK SALEI
$84,9 0,00. Reduced to $49,500.00.
End of Pine Street and Hwy. 98 WATERFRONT TRIPLEX! (1) Two
bedroom, one bath unit with screened porch. (2) One bed-
room, one both units with screened porches. Beautiful loca-
tion on the Gulf! Completely furnished. Excellent rental units
presently rented. S-1154000.00. Reduced to $98,500.00, make
offerll
Hwy. 98 Near Santa Anna Newly remodeled four bedroom, two


bath home overlooking the Gulfl Unobstructed view Large
living room with stone fireplace. Large kitchen and dining
area. Fenced yard. screened porch, and raised sun deck.
On 50'x90' lot. 895000,09, Reduced $85,000.00.
LOTS ON MEXICO BEACH
Residential Zoned for Homes Only
Corner Sea Pines & Periwinkle Drive: Nice corner lot approximate-
ly 85' x 105'. Blk E, Lot 3. $25,000.00.
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 block 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'x115' lot In nice residential subdivi-
sion. Grand Isle Unit 15, Bilk C, Lot 22. $12,500.00.
Hwy. 386, Mexico Beach (4) 75'x100' lots on paved street. Unit
11, Blk 5, Lots 2, 4. 6, 8. Residential zoning. Nice shade trees.
.. $25,000 each .. .. :,,
Corner of New Mexico Drive & Maryland Blvd.: 100' x 158.33' lot.
Unit 14, Blk B, Lot 1. Nice corner lot w/shade trees.
$12,000.00.
New Mexico Drive 100'x158.33' lot. Unit 14, Bik B. Lot 8. Reduced
$5,000.00.
Texas Drive 100'x108' lot. Unit 14, BIk F. Lot 6. 46,8g0.00 Owner will
finance. REDUCED TO 4.,300,00. $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, BIk E, Lots 9, 11, 13, 15,
17. $7,000.00 each.
Arizona Drive (5) 110'xi 10' lots. Unit 14, Blk D, Lots 6, 8, 10, 12, 14.
Owner financing. $7,500.00.
Texas Drive (2) 100'x100' lots. Unit 14, Blk G, Lots 9, 10. $8,000.00
each.
7th Street 100'x108' lot. On paved street. Walking distance to the
Beach. Unit 14, Blk 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, Blk 3. Lots 10, 100. Owner will fi-
nance with $2,000.00 down, balance at 9% for 5 years.
$19,0000. 0 educed to $8,000.00 each.
Wysong Avenue 109'x100' lot. On paved street. Underground
utilities, Nice Neighborhood. Unit 17, Blk 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 Beachl Owner will finance.
Unit 11, Blk 8, E 1/2 of Lot 16, All of lot 18. $29,800.00.
Gulfaire Drive, Gulfaire Subdivision 70'x 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: 100'dd lot. Unit 14, BIk B, Lot 6. $6,000.00
Owner anxious 'lSlU"
Pine Street: 75' x 100' residential lot with nice shade trees. Only 1/2
block off the Beach! Nice view! Mexico Beach Unit 11, Bk
25, Lot 5. $18,000.00
Gulf Alre DriGulf ul 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, Blk D, Lots 2, 4.
$7,000.00 each.
7th Street: (2) 100'x108.33 lots. Unit 14, Blk 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, Blk F, Lots 2, 4. $7,000.00
each.
109 13th St.: 120' x 90' lot on paved street. Close to Beachi Resi-
dential zoned. Mexico Beach Business Center Lot 22. 428,600 Re-
duced to $20,000.
LOTS ZONED FOR MOBILE HOMES
Maryland Blvd.: (2 U9 W iM 0 C. Lots 9, 10.
$10,000.00 Ea 6AIf ,f elhtrib"'
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/S2,500 down, balance at 10% for 5 years.
15th St. Mexico Beach: for mobile
homes. Lots of shaij&It)4 451.SI,0U'4EK Pv ey
Maryland Blvd. 75'x100' lot. Unit 12A, Blk C, Lot 4. S13.00b.00.
Fortner Avenue between 6th and 7th Street 590x150' lot. One
block from the Beach! Unit 1, Blk 8, Lot 5. $20,300.00.
WATERFRONT
Hwy. 98 WATERFRONTI End of 8th Street. 60'x80' lot. $60,000.00.
Unit 2, Blk V, Lot 4. Owner will finance with 10% down.
Hwy. 98 WATERFRONTI End of 8th Street. 66'x80' lot. $66,000.00.
Unit 2, Blk 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, Blk 10, Lot 9. $15,950.00.
OVERSTREET
229 Forest Ave., : 3 bedroom, 2 both double wide mobile home
on 1 1/8 acres. Very well kept & maintained, in mint cond.
Uving room has cathedral ceiling w/celling 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.
442,99900. Reduced to 440,900,00. $39,900.00.
263 Forest Ave., Overstreet: Two bedroom, 1 both mobile home
on 1.12 oares. 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. $25,900.00.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.










k'ALr~, I~A THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, MAY 2 1,1992


City Summer Recreation Begins June 1


The City's summer recreation
program for youth will begin on
June 8 at various locations
throughout the City of Port St.
Joe and continue through August
7.
The Eighth Street STAC
House closed for repairs and
maintenance on May 1. It will re-
open for daily activities on June 8
at 1:00 p.m. through 5:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday for those
children who have completed at
least one year in the first grade
and those who will enter the sixth
grade. Such activities as ping-
pong, pool, checkers, various
card games, nintendo and other
electronic games will be offered.
Activities will be available for
the 'older youth, seventh grade
and up, daily from 5:00 p.m.
through 9:00 p.m., Monday
through Thursday and until
10:00 p.m. on Friday evenings.
A "snack" consisting of fruit


juice or milk and a cookie will be
served at the STAC House daily
from 2:30 p.m. until 3:30 p.m. to
the younger participants and
again at 7:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m.
to the older youth, at no charge.
KindergarCen through sixth
grade students will be able to par-
ticipate in activities at the Port
St. Joe Elementary School gym
-Monday through Friday begin-
ning June 15 at 8:00 a.m.
through 4:00 p.m. This program
will run through July 24. There
will be ping-pong, badminton,
bowling, beach volley ball and
other small court games. One day
each week will be devoted to a
trip to the beach.
Activities at the Washington
Recreation Center will be as excit-
ing as in prior years and will in-
clude tennis, shuffle board, bas-
ketball, ping-pong, softball, small!
table games, tether ball as well as
arts and crafts. Scheduled activi-


ties will be posted in the gym
which will be open from 11:00
a.m. until 7:00 p.m.
A nutritional lunch will be
served at the Washington Center
from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m.
daily at no charge. An additional
afternoon "snack" consisting of
fruit juice or milk and a cookie
til 4:00 p.m.
The summer food program for
children will provide nutritional
help to children 18 years or un-
der. This program is designed to
provide a food service during the
school vacation similar to the
meal service offered in the
schools during the school year.
Federal funds have been made
available to organizations which
sponsor these programs for chil-
dren attending an approved site.
Applications for the Student
Summer Employment Program
are being accepted at this time
and must be returned not later


than June 1. The necessary
forms may be picked up at the
Municipal Building between the
hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
As in the past, first prefer-
ence for employment will be given
to students just graduated from
high school in the summer of
1992 and who will be attending a
college or university in the com-
ing fall semester. These applica-
tions must include a copy of a let-
ter of acceptance, verification
from the high school that a re-
quest has been made for a tran-
script, or documentation of an
application for entrance into an
institution of their choice.
Second preference for em-
ployment will be those students
who will be high school seniors
during the 1992-93 school ses-
sion; third preference will be
those students who will be high
school juniors during the 1992-
93 session.


NJROTC Awards Presented to Students


Officer Makes A Difference


Officer Makes A Difference


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Officer, spoke to the Rotary Club
Thursday.
"Resource Officer" is a title
given to the in-house police offi-
cer at the school.
Brumbaugh gave a, report on
the effectiveness of his first year
at the school. A member of the
Port St. Joe Police Department
prior to assuming duty at the
school, Brumbaugh works under
the direction of the School Board
and reports to the Gulf County
Sheriffs Office on his official du-
ties.
He said his first activity was
to establish a rapport with the
students at the school and that it
had worked out very well. "I am
the first contact with a member of
law enforcement some of the kids
have had, who didn't bring bad
news of some sort."
The speaker said the people
of Port St. Joe can be very proud
of their school and its students.
"It's not perfect. There are the
small percentage of kids who
cause trouble, but it is below av-
erage here. Things are not nearly
so bad at the school as rumors
would have it to be.".
Brumbaugh gave some statis-
tics as to why his presence was
needed at the school. He said a
survey of students in Florida has
revealed that 20% of them have


carried a concealed weapon to
school within the past 30 days.
40% of them have consumed
some alcohol within the past 30
days.
During the year, the Re-.
source Officer has given talks to
eight classes, comprised of a total
of 600 kids. He has intervened in
four instances of teacher/student
confrontation, where the teacher
was threatened. He has investi-
gated three felony cases during
the past school term, resulting in
one arrest.
His main duties are to
present a presence at the school,
prevent acts of violence and in-
fractions of school rules.
The year has been very une-
ventful. "About 10 students cause
all the trouble at the school," he
said. He has escorted students
home on 17 separate occasions,
when they broke school rules.
Brumbaugh says he feels his
presence at the school and school
functions has made a difference
for the better, during the year.
'Your child is now safe at the
school due to the efforts of acting'
principal Wes Taylor and his as-
sistants, Chris Earley and Phil
Lanford. They support my efforts
and enforce the school rules with-
out favoritism."


Cottondale. Other teams partici-
Jam boree pating will be 1A Freeport and AA
The Sharks will not partici- Walton County. Port St. Joe will
pate against Panama City teams occupy the visitors portion of the
this year, but will travel to Marl- stadium.
anna for a five team jamboree Fri-
day evening, May 22, at 7:30
EDT. Port St. Joe will play the
first quarter against AAA Marian-
na and the second against 1A


Banquet was held Tuesday, May
12 at Port St. Joe High School.
Honored guests were school
board members Charlotte Pierce,
Oscar Redd,. James Hanlon, Act-
ing Principal of Port St. Joe High
Wes Taylor, and Principal and
Mrs. Larry Mathes of Wewahitch-
ka High School.
Honored guests who present-
ed awards to the cadet corps were
Colonel and Mrs. Ken Stromquist
representing the Daedalians,
Captain Hank Cassani, USN Re-
tired, representing The Retired
Officers Associations, Howard
Blick, representing the American
Legion, John Caple, representing
The American Veterans, Peter
Sias, representing the Navy
League, and Bunny Mahler, rep-
resenting The Daughters of the
American Revolution. Mr. Blick
presented the unit with a
$100.00 donation.
Individual awards were pre-
sented to:
Cadet Ensign Brant Bizek -
The Daedalians Award; Cadet En-
signs Nikki Wittman and Lisa
Scott The AMVETS Award; Ca-
det Ensigns Tammy Pitcher and
Jenny Acree, Cadets Connie Lani-
er and Jessica Hays The Ameri-
can Legion Awards; Cadet
LtCmdr Joel Huft The Navy
League Award; Cadet Ensign Son-
ny Dunigan The TROA Award;
Cadet Lts Howard Langridge and,
Danielle Gillis The DAR Award.
Commanders Award for Out-
standing Performance was pre-
sented to Cadets Lenora Jones,
Crystal Ashworth, Jenny Acree,
Tasha Mitchell, Lashonda Small,
Sunshine Trevino, Sheneka No-
bles, Matt Godwin, John Cullen,
Ben Linton, Tony Francis, Sonny
Dunigan, Darrell Vann, and Cora
Hathcox.
NJROTC Efficiency Awards


Local Lodge 1435
Awards Scholarships
Local Lodge 1435 Internation-
al Association of Machinists and
Aerospace Workers has an-
nounced the recipients of this
.year's scholarships. They are Lar-
ry Hatcher, Jr. of Port St. Joe
High School and James Travis
Monroe of Rutherford High
School.
These winners were selected
by a scholarship committee
chaired by Larry Layton. Children
of all members of L.L. 1435 are
eligible for this scholarship.


were given to Lisa Scott, Heather
Hanson, Scott Howard, and Pat
Sonenberg.
Distinguished Cadet Awards
were garnered by Joel Huft, Rita
Hunter, Nikki Wittman, Clara
Dykes, Brant Bizek, Tammy
Pitcher, Jessica Hays, Heather
Hanson and Tres Long.
Honor Cadet Awards were
presented to Howard Langridge,
Danielle Gillis, Vince Taylor, Re-
becca Holmes, Jenny Acree, Ta-
sha Mitchell, Brian Cathey, Da-
mien Byrd, and Jason
Moneyham.
Cadet Corps Officers for the
1992-93 school year are as fol-
lows;
Commanding Officer Cadet
LtCmdr Lenora Jones; Executive
Officer, Cadet Lt. Crystal Ash-
worth; Adjutant Cadet Ensign
Brant Bizek; Supply Officer Ca-
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sign Sonny Dunigan; .Platoon
Commanders Ensigns Sunshine
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The Port St. Joe NJROTC
Unit has been chosen by the
Chief of Naval Education and
Training, and the NJROTC Area
Seven Manager, as one of the top
10 units in the Florida, Alabama
and Mississippi area. The other


nine units were from Jacksonville
and South Florida schools.



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THE STAR. PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, MAY 21,1992


SWewa Elementary News
By Linda Whitfield


Sixth Graders Tour
Wewahitchka High
Our boys and girls in the
sixth grade were taken on an in-
depth tour of WHS on May 14.
Mrs. Sara Joe Wooten and the
National Honor Society were the
hosts for the occasion. They were
also treated to a video presenta-
tion and given refreshments.
Most of them said they were
ready for this new beginning in
their lives. We will certainly miss
them at our school.
WES Students Get Autograph
of FSU's Casey Weldon
At the United Methodist
Church's softball tournament this
past weekend, Florida State's
quarterback, Casey Weldon, was
playing on one of the Leon
County teams. He's just about as
good at softball as he is a foot-
ball. WES students who saw him
and asked him for his autograph
were Champ Traylor. Lee Linton,
Mandy Little, and Ashley Lister.
The tournament was a huge suc-
cess.
Gifted Classes Go to
Monticello, Williamsburg, Etc.
Gifted teacher, Joy Ailes, re-


cently took students and parents
on four fun-filled days of sight-
seeing into some of the most fa-
mous places in America. Some of
our students remarked that they
had the best time ever. Here's
their favorite.
Josh Baxley "I liked the Lu-
ray Caverns and Monticello."
Joseph Whitfleld: "I liked
Thomas Jefferson's home and the
Luray Caverns."
Ashley Lister: "I liked the Lu-
ray Caverns!"
Ike Mincy: "I liked Charles-
ton."
Amy St. Clair: "I liked all of it
but best I liked Jamestown and
Williamsburg."
Colby Anderson: "I liked the
church, Brewton Parish, the
most"
'Lindsey Carter: "I liked Mon-
ticello best"
At WES, Mae C. Murphy
Retires After 24 Years
Retirement is always both a
sad and happy occasion and this
retirement was no different The
faculty and staff at WES honored
Mrs. Mae Murphy, longtime aide
at WES, with a retirement at the


staff. A big crowd turned out to
":'h make her night very special. We'll
.ss her! Thank You
S Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Grades The Junior Class of Port St.
Go on Skating Trip Joe High School wishes to thank
On Friday, May 15, most of those parents, sponsors, and
the students in the fourth, fifth merchants whose time and dorna-
and sixth grades were taken on a tions made Prom '92 so memora-
field trip to the Silver Circle Skat- ble.
ing Rink in Panama City. After- Feting us with such a won-
wards, students had lunch at one derful array of food, punch, door
of four fast food places nearby.


home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sum-
ner. Guests enjoyed a festive buf-
fet and dessert bar. After dinner,
everyone moved out beside the
pool where the entertainment be-
gan. Mae's biography was read by
Sandra Husband, a poem was
written and read by Judi Lister,
the song Wind Beneath My Wings
was sung to her mother by Rhon-
da Pridgeon and the "Beach Girls"'
consisting of Alisa Walker, San-
dra Husband, Linda Whitfleld,
Pam Sumner, Judi Lister, and
Carol Kelley, sang a rendition of
Help Me, Rhonda. WES principal
Jerry E. Kelley then said a few
words and presented Mrs. Mur-
phy with a 'money tree'. A scrap-
book was presented to Mae with
love and best wishes from the\


First Grades Go to Beautiful
St. Andrew State Park
With their little sand buckets
in hand, the first graders went on
their last field trip of the year.
They enjoyed picking up shells,
wading, and playing in the sand.
One little tyke told his teacher,
/"I'm going to be so good, you
won't even know it's met" I bet
they slept soundly that night

The Trip
First grade teacher Doris
Jean Whitten, and six of her
friends from high school, Nicki
Jill Little, Rebecca Hall, Carolyn
Husband, Brenda Little, Cindy
Traylor, and Tina Harbuck, _ust
got back from Tennessee. These
girls started kindergarten togeth-
er and have stayed close all these
years. Some of the highlights of
their trip were being on 'Nashville
Now' atT'NN; cruising on the Gen-
eral Jackson; attending The



Grand Old Opry; Opryland; tour-
ingthe Ryman Auditorium; Twit-
ty City; and cutting a video at
Opryland singing All My Rowdy
Friends. This five-day trip will be
a pleasant memory for years to
come. 'The Group" has already
started making plans for next
year.


PAGEi. RB


prizes, and decorations gave us
even more reason to look back
with pride at the 1991-92 school
year.
We wish to extend special
thanks to the following business-
es:
Hardee's, St. Joe Motel Res-
taurant, J. Patrick's Restaurant, '
Rooster's, Linda's Restaurant,
Sub Shop, Butler's Restaurant,
Gay and Levins Chevron, Buz-
zett's Drug Store, Campbell's
Drug Store, Video Merchant,
Showtime Video, Bill's Dollar
Store, Athletic House, Sports
Connection, Costin's Department
Store, Western Auto, St. Joe Pa-
permakers Federal Credit Union,
St. Joe Container, NAPA, Save-
way, and B&C Jewelers.


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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GULF COUNTY.
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File Number 92-79
Division Probate
IN RE: ESTATE OF
JESSE LUTHER TAUNTON,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR
DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE:
The administration of the estate of JESSE
LUTHER TAUNTON, deceased, File Number 92-79,
Is pending In the Circuit Court for Gulf County,
Florida. Probate Division, the address of which is a
1I000 Fifth Street, Port St Joe, Florida 32456. The
names and addresses of the personal representa-
tive and the personal representative's attorney are
set forth below.
All persons are required to file with the clerk
of this court, WITHIN THREE CALENDAR
MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE all claims against the estate in the form
and manner prescribed by Section 733.703 of the
Florida Statutes and Rule 5.490 of The Florida
Rules of Probate and Guardianship Procedure.
ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
Publication of this Notice has begun on May
14, 1992.
Attorney for Personal Representative:
Judy L. Harrelson
2142 Faulk Dr.
Tallahassee, FL 32303
Telephone: (904) 562-1061
Personal Representative:
Jerry Taunton, Johnny Taunton, Judy Harrelson
RtL 1 Box 60
Wewahitchka, FL 32465
Publish: May 14, 21, 28, and June 4, 1992.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GULF COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File Number 92-80
Division Probate
IN RE: ESTATE OF
LEOLA VANHORN TAUNTON,
Deceased.-.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR
DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE:
The administration of the estate of LEOLA
VANHORN TAUNTON, deceased, File Number 92-
80, is pending In the Circuit Court for Gulf
County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of
which is 1000 Fifth Street, Port St. Joe, Florida
32456. The names and addresses of the personal
representative and the personal representative's
attorney are set forth below.
All persons are required to file with the clerk
of this court, WITHIN THREE CALENDAR
MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE all claims against the estate in the form
and manner prescribed by Section 733.703 of the
Florida Statutes and Rule 5.490 of The Florida
Rules of Probate and Guardianship Procedure.
ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
Publication of this Notice has begun on May
14, 1992.
Attorney for Personal Representative:
Judy L. Harrelson
2142 Faulk Dr.
Tallahassee, FL 32303
Telephone: (904) 562-1061
Personal Representative:
Judy Harrelson
2142 Faulk Drive
Tallahassee. FL 32303
Publish: May 14, 21, 28, and June 4, 1992.
INVITATION TO BID
Notice is'hereby given that Croom's. Incorpo-
rated Is soliciting sealed bids to purchase one (1)
15 Passenger Converilon Lift Van. Bids will be re-
ceived until June 15, 1992, at no later than 1:00
p.m., EDST, at the office of Croom's, Inc., P.O. Box
6/133 Hwy. 98. Apalachicola, Florida 32320. BIds
will be opened and publicly read at the office of
Croom's Incorporated, 133 Hwy. 98. Apalachlcola,
Florida, on June 15,. 1992, at 3:00 p.m., EDST.
I Detailed specifications and bid forms may be
requested from John Croom or Betty Croom at the
above address, or by calling (904) 653-2270.
Croom's, Inc. reserves the right to reject any or
any parts of all bids.
Bid Packages shall be clearly marked on the
front of the envelope:
"BID 15 PASSENGER CONVERSION LIFT VAN"
The successful bidder will be required to
* comply with all applicable Equal Opportunity Laws
and Regulations, By American Laws and Disad-
vantaged Business Enterprise Law.
Publish: May 21, 1992.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTEENTH JUDI-
CIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR GULF COUNTY.
PROBATE DIVISION
CASE. NO. 92-78
IN RE: ESTATE OF
WILL LESTER.
Deceased.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
The administration of the estate of WILLA
LESTER. deceased, File Number 92-78, Is pending
In the Circuit Court for Gulf County, Florida, Pro-
bate Division, the address of which Is Gulf County
Courthouse. Port St. Joe, Florida. The name and
address of the Personal Representative and the
Personal Representative's attorney are set forth be-
low.
All Interested persons are required to file
with this Court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE: (I) all claims against the estate and (2)
any objection by an interested person to whom no-
tice is served that challenges the validity of the
will. the qualifications of the Personal Representa-
tive. venue, or Jurisdiction of the Court.
ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
Publication of this notice has begun on May
21. 1992.
/s/ DIANNE SEMMES
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
OF THE ESTATE OF WILL
LESTER. DECEASED
LAW OFFICES
J. PATRICK FLOYD. P.A.
408 Long Avenue
Post Office Drawer 950
Port St. Joe, Florida 32456
(904) 227-7413
ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER
By /s/ J. PATRICK FLOYD
FLORIDA BAR NO. 257001
Publish: May 21 and 28, 1992.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTEENTH JUDI-
CIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR GULF COUNTY
IN RE: The Marriage of
DARREN NICHOLAS RODRIGUEZ,
Husband, Respondent,
And
ANNETTE CLAIRE PHILLIPS RODRIGUEZ,
Wife. Petitioner,
NOTICE OF ACTION
S 'ITO: Darren Nicholas Rodriguez
14 Sidney Lane
Wappingers Falls, N.Y. 12590
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED a Petition for


Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you
and you are required to serve a copy of'our Ai-
swer or other response to the Petition on Petition-
er's Attorney: ROBERT M. MOORE, P.O. Box 248,
Port.St Joe, Florida 32456, and file the original
thereof in the Circuit Court Clerk's Office, Gulf
County Court House, Port St. Joe, Florida 32456,
on or before the 23rd day of June, 1992. If you fall
to do so, a Final Judgment for the relief sought
may be granted by Default.
DATED this the 18th day of May, 1992.
BENNY C. LISTER
Clerk of Circuit Court
By: /s/ Tonya Knox
Deputy Clerk
Publish: May 21, 28, June 4 and 11, 1992. '
NOTICE TO RECEIVE SEALED BIDS
#9192-20
The Gulf County Board of County Commis-
sioners will receive sealed bids from any person,
company or corporation Interested In selling the
county the following described Insurance policies:
I. Worker's Compensation
II. Buildings & Contents
III. Comprehensive General Liability:
Alternate One, Alternate Two
IV. Automobile Insurance
V. Mobile Insurance
VI. Ambulance Drivers & Attendants
Malpractice
VII. Florida Law Enforcement Death
Benefit
VIII. Blanket Accident Policy Volun-
teer Firemen/Ambulance Squad'Mem-
bers
IX. Public Officials Errors & Omis-
sions
X. Public Employees Honesty Bond -
Tax Collector
XI. Money & Securities Bond Tax
Collector
XII. Public Employees Honesty Bond -
Clerk of the Circuit Court
XIII. Money & Securities Bond Clerk
of the Circuit Court
XIV. Water System Bond Clerk of the
:Circuit Court .
Specifications can, be obtained from, the Of-
flee of the Clerk of Circuit Court, Gulf County
Courthouse, 1000 Fifth Street, Port St. Joe, Flori-
da 32456. Bids will be received until 5:00' p.m.,
EDT on July 6, 1992 in the Office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court. The board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS


GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY: /S/ BILLY TRAYLOR
CHAIRMAN
Attest
/s/ Benny C. Lister, Clerk
Publish: May 21 and 28, 1992.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTEENTH JUDI-
CIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR GULF COUNTY
IN PROBATE
CASE NO. 92-82
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
PEARL JORDAN WHITFIELD,
Deceased.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
The administration of the estate of PEARL
JORDAN WHITFIELD, deceased, File Number 92-
82, is pending In the Circuit Court for Gulf
County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of
which is Gulf County Courthouse, Port St. Joe,
Florida. The names and addresses for the Personal
Representative and the Personal Representative's
attorney are set forth below.
All Interested persons are required to file
with this Court, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE: (1) all claims against the estate and (2)
any objection by an Interested person to whom no-
tice is served that challenges the validity of the
will, the qualifications of the Personal Representa-
tive, venue, or Jurisdiction of the Court.
ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
Publication of this notice has begun on May
21, 1992.
Is/ ERNEST K. WHITFIELD
P.O. Box 685
Wewahitchka, Florida 32465
PETITIONER
/s/ ALFRED WHITFIELD
P.O. Box 125
Wewahltchka, Florida 32465
PETITIONER
LAW OFFICES
J. PATRICK FLOYD, P.A.
408 Long Avenue
Post Office Drawer 950
Port St. Joe, Florida 32456
(904) 227-7413
ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONERS
By: /s/ J. Patrick Floyd
Florida Bar No. 257001
Publish: May 21 and 28, 1992.


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F HARBOR BREEZE SENIOR LIVING |

3rd Street West & Avenue D P.O. Box 645, Carrabelle, FL 32322


Phone: (904) 697-2886


984-0103 after 7 p.m.


Although care of the elderly has been largely a family responsibility,
many factors in our changing society contribute to the increasing reli-
ance on our type of facility by the elderly. More women are working and
are not in the home where they can take care of an aging parent. In
many instances, family members no longer live in the same town as the
aging relatives. Also, the elderly population is growing faster than the
birth rate. For these and other reasons, fewer families are able to pro-
vide their elderly with the care and companionship they need.
HARBOR BREEZE offers a reasonable, caring answer to quality
care for the elderly.
HARBOR BREEZE offers comfort and security at a cost considera-
bly less than nursing home care.
HARBOR BREEZE offers a family-like setting in a residential area.
HARBOR BREEZE monthly rates from $850 include:
Furnished rooms Social programs and daily activities
*3 meals daily (also special Transportation in local area for
diets and snacks medical appointments, barber and
24 Hour supervision by beauty shops
trained personnel /''* Cable TV, fire, smoke, sprinkler, &
*Laundering of personal 'Jd emergency.alert systems
clothing
*Supervision of medication



HARBOR BREEZE

Carrabelle's Personal Care Retirement Facility*
*Not a nursing home


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
GulfCounty, Florida


00060-200K
I R-0009800
GULF COUNTY FARMS INC
S 31 T 6 R 8 10.162 AC MI
BEING PARCEL B REC'D ORB
225-40 FR HOLIDAY BEACH,
MAP# 155

00106-OOOR
2 R-0013600"
DOM BEK CLARENCE H. ET UX
S 5 T 7 R 8 WHITFIELD ACR
(UNRECORDED) A 87 X 130 F
LOT .ORB 55/314
A., AP #156A


3 R-0021400
DEAN III JOHN G. & REBEKA
5 E T 7 R 8 WHITFIELD AC
SUBD,. (UNREC,) A 70 X 0i
PORT OF LOT 4 ORB 130/6
HOLLEY 8: PERRY
MAP# 156A

00292-OOOR
4. R-0045400
COOPER JOE
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB
59 LOTS 7 8: 81 ORB 53/680
MAP 4 156 A.


00294-000R
E R-004i800
SAIN WILLIAM 0.
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB
59 LOT 10 ORB 138/737 OC
SAIN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA
00310-OOOR
6 R-00't8900
HELMS NELSON & GLENNA
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB
59 LOT '4
MAP # 156 A
B
00319-OOOR
7 R-O0050700
MILLS STEVE
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWRlD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB
59 LOTS 1 8: 2 8: W ,9S' OF
IS 8: W 5' OF LOT 16 ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA)

00325-001R
8 R-00ISOO0
FROST WILLIAM P. 8 ZELMA
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDN. PB 1
LOT 10 8: 11 ORB i34/769 C
MC NEIL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAi

.00334-03R
9 R-0053900
HOLDIAY BEACH INC.
5 5 T 7 R 8 .44 AC M/L HO
CREEK PROP (UNRECORDED) IL
1i LESS E 7S FT 8: LESS W
FT ORB 106/799 TO BRUNER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA:

00334'-025R
t0 R-oosioo0
GULF COUNTY FARMS INC
S T.7 R 8 HOWARD CREEK
(UNRECORDED) N/2 OF LOT 3
142/22S-40 FR HOLIDAY BEA:
.INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA:

00334-037R
it R-E005600
SIDES THOMAS H.
S E T 7 R 8 HOWARD CREEK
(UNREC) W/2 OF LOT I LESS
SO. FT PARCEL IN THE SWC
133/O50 FR OKALOOSA ELECT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA:

00334-0'76R
i2 R-0OE99400
LEE BILLY S. ET AL
S E T 7 R 8 HOWARD CREEK
(UNRECORDED) LOT ORB S7
MAP #i 16 A

00334-078R
13 R-OOE9EOO
LEE BILLY G. ET Ux
S E T 7 R 8 HOWARD CREEK
(UNRECORDED) LOT E ORB 87
MAP #t 16 A


0033-'100OOR
S42.07 1- R-0060300
NEEL GEORGE B, 8: BRENDA K'
L 5 5 T 7 R 8 HOWARD CREEK.
142/ (UNRECORDED) 5/2 OF LOT 1
INC. 62/671 (BEING 150 FT X 1E
LOT)
(FOR FURTHER. LEGAL SEE TA

S300.i4 0033'+-230R
Si R-0062900 HX
E5S WHITWORTH BARNEY G, 8: MAF
T HOWARD CREEK PROP NO 2
UNRECORDED LOTS 9 8: 10 OF
138/735-36 FR WHITWORTH
MAP# i 6D

S35.05
!H 00334-253R
RES 16 R-0063800
)0 FT POWELL W.H.
95 FR HOWARD CREEK PROP. NO. 2
UNRECORD LOT 3 ORB 130/2E
CERT. OF TITLE FR CLERK
MAP# 156C

'1433.48
00334-263R
17 R-0064800
i PG MARTIN NORMAN M.
,,681 HOWARD CREEK PROP, NO. 2
UNRECORD LOT 13 ORB 90/87
BLK 9 HOLIDAY BEACH INC & LOT i
FR MARTIN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T(
S235.88
00334-+30R
S 18 R-0065900

1 PG LONG BUFORD
FR HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES
UNIT NO. 3 UNRECORDED
4X ROLL) LOT 6 ORB 144/265 FR GUL
COUNTY FARMS INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T(
00334-57R
19 R-0066800
1 PG LYNN JIMMY C"
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES I
NO. 3 UNRECORDED LOTS 'h
LK 11 ORB 92/968 8: 105/346 FR
HOLIDAY BEACH INC. LESS
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TI:
S603.i9
0033'+-70ER
J0 R-0068S'00
1 PG GULF COUNTY FARMS INC
LOT HOWARD CREEK: PROPERTIES L
NO. '+ (UNRECORDED) L01 1
iX ROLL) ORB 142/22E--40 FR HOLIDAY
BEACH, INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TI:
$2E:7.5 4
:& 00335-003R
21 R-0069700
PG 19 WHITFIELD LANDING INC.
"D FR S E T 7 R 8
ALL SWi/L OF SECT. 1 LESS
iX ROLL) SOLD ORB 129/815-17 FR
MAP#
$89-.84 00335-O0OR
22 R-0069900 $1
WARD WHITFIELD LANDING INC4
_OT 5 E T 7 R 8 i.93 AC M/l.
103 438.98 X 200 FT PARCEL
ORB 129/815-17 FR HILL
4X ROLL) MAP# i56A

00338-OSOR
S95.64 23 R-0070500
WILDER JAMES
PROP 5 5 T 7 R 8 1 AC /L HOI
I ORB CREEK PROPERTIES UNREC. L
iCH, 8: 2 ORB 143/540 FR LYNN
MAP# 156A
AX ROLL) 8L

00360-238R
S288.76 24 R-0075600
CARPENTER EDDIE 8: JUDY
PROP S 6 T 7 R 8
5 33s HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES
ORB LOT 18 ORB 124/312 FR H(
PIC BEACH ) INC.
AX ROLL) (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T,

00360-2'+2RP
S542,07 2. R-0075800
STEWART CAROL J.
PROP S 6 T 7 R 8
7/73t HOWARD 4 :REEK PROPERTIES
LOT 20 ORB 134/25E4 FR
BLK 7 HOLIDAY BEACH, INC-
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE Tf
$92.78 00416-OOOR
26 R-0087900
PROP TAYLOR TIMOTHY H.
7/499 S 31 T 3 R 9 1 AC REC'D,
ORB 138/40 FR TERRY 8: TA'
BLK 7 MAP# 109C


00419-OOOR
27 R-0088200 HX 5.909. 2:2
DILL JOHN C. MRS.
S 31 T 3 R 9 S AC LAND DESC
IN ORB 50/80 FR HALEY 8: ORB
50/82 FR THOMAS 8: LESS ORB P
83/618 TO SHEALY 8: LESS ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

0046-OO1R
28 R-0092500 SL3.18
SYFRETT RAYMOND 3: ANN S,
S 6 T 4 R 9 11 AC M/L RE,-'D
ORB 60/662 FR EASTERLING'
BEING PARCEL "A" 8: PARCEL
"A-I" ORB 62/186 8: A PORTION
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
00478-OOOR
29 R-0096900 '16"2.38
MILLS WELL H.
KENTUCKY LANDING SUBDIVISION
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 35 S 75 FT
OF LOT :2
MAP #127-7
BLK 1


0096-000R
30 R-0098800 521E57. 54
GARNER JOHN W 8: SANDRA F
S221.65 KENTUCKY LANDING SUBDIVIS TON
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 35 LOT 3 ORB
PROP 106/318 FR GIBSON
i ORB MAP i27C
E0 FT BLK 3

4X ROLL) OOF08-08SR
31 R-0109200 HX *3:223-.8 8
DAVIS ELBERT M. 8: MARTHA L.
S207.13 S 17 T 4 R 9 .92 AC M/L
i.Y BEING LOT 8, UNREC PLAT BY
FISHER ORB 135/+15
RB MAPtt 111A

023-OOOR
BLK B 32 R-0113100 5 451,61
CARTER JOHN W. 8: CHRISTINE
CHIPOLA CUTOFF ADDITION TO
S38S.09 IOLA LOT 3 PB 2 PG 21 ORB
111/706 FR POWELL
MAP# 1it A
8 BLKI 1


Os.5 C-C7SP
33 R-0119"00
KENT LEE ROY S: EVft MAE
S 19 T R '- E.NG LOT 6
90 FT UNREC.RFDED PLAT FR
ORB 8 /9 FR CO.
MAPhi 11LC


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*0057-*--00R
34 R- ::1500 S397.S8
BORDERS VALER:IA: HEIRS OF
5 30 T + R 9 1.52 AC BEG AT
NEC OF NW/'-i- OF NM/4.; RUIN S 9
CHS: TH _W HS, TH N 9
CHS: TH E H :2.E 2 CH TO POB:
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


Os86-OOR
3E R-J0125000
HUTCHISON DICK
RED BULL ISLAND
NO. LOT 1. ORB
79/489
MAP #1128


SUBD. UNIT
73/528 8 ORB

BLK E


00620-080P.
36 R-Oi33300 $2E
DIXON CHARLOTTE L,
RED BULL ISLAND SUBD. UNIT
NO. 2 LOT 10 ORB 140/308 FR
LANE
MAP# 112B
BLK K


00627-030P
37 R-0138600 540.:
ROLL) MC ARDLE JAMES L.
RED BULL ISLAND SUBD. UNIT
NO. 2 LOT 19 ORB .16/722 FR
572,9:2 HOLLAND
MAP 1il2B
ELK M


00627-0'+0O
38 R-0138700 S 5.2i
MC ARDLE Ji-MES L.
RED BULL ISLAND 5UED. UNIT
NO. 2 LOT 20 1 ACRE.
ADJOINING REC'D ORB 116/7-22
FR HOLLAND
(FOR FURTHER LEG'j-L SEE TAX ROLL)


00629-080R
39 R-014600 $ 112.39
ARMSTRON JOHNNIE E. 3: VERA 11
$1S2.42 RED BULL ISLAND SUBD. UNIT
NO. 2 LOT 12 8 1- ORB 130/853
WARD FR PICKRP.ON
LOT i MAPS 112B
ELK N
LK 11 + -1',00 1307.93
-K ii .+ f- P, 0lt+2Tc8 1.3ET7.93
SANCHEZ SHIRLE"
FACED FsUJL ISLAN-D *SUD. UNIT
$80.49 NO. 2 .LOT 1
ORB 129/7'1-1: Fr E-TArE OF
WADE HOSPKINS
'FOR FURTHER LEC-Al. SEE TAX ROLL)
HOLIDAY
00634-030P.
AM ROLL) 41 pR-O'3 r -t7%.9`
HwMMOND J W.
RED BULL ISLAND SUBD. UNIT
Si87. 3 NO. 2 LOT 11, 12; 13 ORB 132/
868-69 F: RUDD
MAP# 12B
BLK P

00640-00EP
AX ROLL) 42 R-Oi'46000 7 Q5.7'.
MYERS CHRISTA
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
1148.66. LOT ORB 33/563-6N FR NEWELL
MAP 4 i2B
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THE STAR. PORT ST. JOE. FL THURSDAY. MAY 21,1992


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3 bedroom, 2 bath home on
beautiful lot, Cape Plantation,
$105,000.00. Financing available.
Call Leonard 904-877-7189 or 647-
8317. 4tc 5/21

Nice 3 bedroom 1 bath home, has
cen. heat & air, new cabinets. 206
10th St. Call 229-6055 for more infor-
mation. tfc 5/14

Mobile home, 14'x70', 2 bath, 2
bedroom on 2 lots (150'x50'), mini
blinds, stove, refrig., dishwasher, gar-
den tub, screen porch and large deck.
229-6112, 9-5; 647-8514 after 5:00.
Ask for Tonya. tfc 5/14

Mobile home, 12'x64' partially
furnished If desired, on Bay St., St.
Joe Beach. Call 647-3175 or 912-
788-7727 collect. 2tc 5/14

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.

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.
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





BOBBIE J. MILLER

LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER
904 648-3022
P 0. BOX 13281 Associate:
MEXICO BEACH, FL 32410 JIM VICKERS

Mexico Beach
SUMMER GETAWAY:. 75'x100'
lot, 2 bdrm., 2 ba., "Peachtree
Tall Oaks" mobile home, ex.
nice w/deck, $35,000.
PORT ST. JOE
STARTER HOME. 2 lots, 3
bdrm., well kept home, lots of
extras, must see to appreciate.
$49,500. Call for appt. & more
details.
2tp 5/14


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

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

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.
87" beachfront lot
Small parcels, Dalkeith Road.
Call George at 229-6031.
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
tfc 5/7







16' Kennedy craft with 25 hp
Johnson with trailer, $2,000 obo. 6
months old Whirlpool washer & dryer,
$500 obo. 647-8024. tfc 3/21

1987 13' Boston Whaler with ex-
tras. Call after 5 p.m. at 229-8959.
2tp 5/14

14' bateau and trailer, $250. Call
827-6878. 3tc 5/14

19' 1968 Thunderbird fiberglass
boat with Johnson 40 horse motor,
827-6641 or 773-2671. 2tc 5/14

OUTBOARD MOTOR REPAIR -
Call Steve at 227-1687 after 6 p.m.
tfc 5/7


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HANNON REALTY, Inc.

221 Reid Ave. Port St. Joe, FL

(904) 227-1450
FRANK HANNON, Broker
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 Flroida 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.
$426,00.0.. REDUCED TO-$0 100,000,.$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 $69,000.00. 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 3rdS)LIF, 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 lola St.: 3 r if*j .J0'42d 2 bath, living room, kitchen, closed
in back por
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'xl 70', 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 $40,000.00
$8,000.00.
Mexico Beach: Texas Drive. Nice home lot I00'xi00'. $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.


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NOTICE OF INTENDED ACTION
THE GULF COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
Purpose and Effect: The Gulf County
School Board proposes to amend and adopt poli-
cies, as provided for in the Administrative Proce-
dures Act. for the purpose of bringing said policies
Into compliance with Florida Statutes and State
Board of Education Rules.
Summary:. The following Is a brief descrip-
tion of each proposal change of Chapter 6GX23.
6.512 Amendment of policy regarding termi-
nal pay for accrued annual leave to a retiring non-
instructional employee
Economic Impact: These proposals will re-
sult in no direct costs associated with Implementa-
tion.
IF REQUESTED, A HEARING WILL BE
HELD AT.M
Time: 9:00 a.m., ET
Date: Tuesday, June 2. 1992
Place: Board Room. Gulf County School
Board Office, Gulf County Courthouse. Highway
71. Port St. Joe, FL 32456
The entire text of the proposed rules can be
Inspected during regular office hours at the Gulf
County School Board Office, Gulf County Court-
house, HIghway 71, Port St. Joe. FL.
Special legal authority under. which the
adoption Is authorized and the law being Imple-
mented and interpreted are made specific.
The addition and changes are proposed by
Charles T. Watson, Director of Support Services,
and approved for consideration by B. Walter Wild-
er. Superintendent
Amendments:
Rnle Title
6.512 Annual Leave
Publish: May 14 and 21, 1992.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOURTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR GULF COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO. 91-169
Merrill Lynch Mortgage Capital, Inc.
Plaintiff.








10 month old male boxer puppy.
He is a beautiful dog that Is full of en-
ergy, $125. Call 227-1241 after 4
p.m. 2tp 5/21

FREE: good home for loving dog.
100% Dachshund (no papers). 1 year
old. Health records up to date. 227-
1296. ltp 5/21

8 week old registered black
mouth Kerr puppies, wormed &
shots. 648-5306. tfc 5/21

FREE to good home, straight
from the county line, Linus Siamese
mixed male kitten. Call 227-1322.

Black lab'/bulldog mix, 3 months
old, wormed & has first Parvo shot.
Gentle nature. 227-1322.

Don't forget to check the pound.
There are lots of puppies, they're
needing good homes.

Know what happens to fleas &
ticks when sprayed with HAPPY JACK
DROPDEAD FLEA-TICK MIST? They
drop deadly For dogs & cats. Water
based. BARFIELDS LAWN & GAR-
DEN, 229-2727. 8tc 5/14







Nursing assistant positions, no
experience necessary. Apply at Bay
St. Joseph Care Center. tfc 5/21

Hiring two responsible persons to
learn broadcast board engineering at
WJST. Up to 20 hrs. per week. Apply
in person at studios on Long Ave. ex-
tension in Port St. Joe. EOE. Minori-
ties & females encouraged to apply.
No phone calls please. 2tc 5/21

Gulf Co. Assoc. for Retarded Citi-
zens is accepting applications for the
social services position of Casemanag-
er. This full time position requires a
BA or BS degree from an accredited
college or university and one year pro-
fessional experience in health, coun-
seling, social work, rehab. services, or
related field. Job description, qualifi-
cations, and application may be ob-
tained from GCARC office at 200 Pe-
ters St., Port St. Joe. Closing date for
accepting applications is May 26,
1992, at 5:00 PM. This program is
funded by Dept. of HRS/
Developmental Services. EOE.
ltc 5/21

Hair stylist needed. Call Sharon
at Cross Cut, 648-8977. tfc 5/21

CITY AUDITOR AND CLERK,
PORT ST. JOE (4,050), salary nego-
tiable, bachelor's degree public ad-
ministration or related field, 5 yrs.
municipal management experience,
auditor/clerk experience preferred. Fi-
nance, labor relations, grant/grant
administration, ability to work w/
variety commissions/committees,
strong leadership/administrative /
management skills. Appointed by
Mayor/Commission. Resume, salary
history & references to: Attn.: L. A.
Farris, City of Port St. Joe, P. O. Box /
278, Port St. Joe, FL 32456 by 6/1/
92. EOE. 3tc 5/14







Yard Sale: Square dance crino-
lines, size large, length 23", some nev-
er worn. Friday and Saturday, May 22
and 23, 134 Palm St., Mexico Beach.

Moving & Multi Family Yard Sale:
Friday and Saturday, May 22 & 23, at
7:00 a.m. CST. 16' wooden boat, trail-
er & 40 h.p. motor, shop & garden
tools, elec. supplies, house items, fur-
niture, appliances, and lots more. at
Mexico Beach, 134 Palm St., off S.R.
98 & SR386. Itc 5/21







IMPOSSIBLE!


vs.
Donald J. Bruhn and Della J. Bruhn, husband
and wife, et al..
Defendants.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Fi-
nal Judgment of Foreclosure dated May 4. 1992,
and entered in Case No. 91-169 of the Circuit
Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit In and for
Gulf County, Florida wherein, Merrill Lynch Mort-
gage Capital, Inc., Plaintiff, and Donald J. Bruhn
and Della J. Bruhn, husband and wife, Cape
Sands, Inc., a Florida corporation f/k/a Strother
Corporation, a Florida corporation, are the Defen-
dants, I will sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash at the Gulf County Courthouse, in' Port St.
Joe, Florida at 11:00 o'clock A.M. on the 17th day
of June, 1992, the following described property as
set forth in said Final Judgment, to wit:'
SEAGULL BAY CONDOMINIUM A. UNIT I I-A.
Commence at the Southeast corner of Lot 7. "San
Bias Estates", Subdivision as per map or plat
thereof recorded in Plat Book 3, Pages 20, 21 and
22, of the Public Records of Gulf County, Florida.
and thence run North 20 degrees 14 minutes 55
seconds West, along the Westerly right of way line
of County Road No. 30-E (having a 100.00 foot
wide right of way), for 300.00 feet to the Northeast
corner of Lot 5, in said "San Bias Estates": thence
leaving said Westerly right of way line, run South
69 degrees 45 minutes 05 seconds West. along the
Northerly boundary line of said Lot 5, for 343.36
feet thence, leaving said Northerly boundary line
of Lot 5, run South 20 degrees 14 minutes 55 sec-
onds East for 5.00 feet for the POINT OF BEGIN-
NING. From said POINT OF BEGINNING run
South 18 degrees 47 minutes 49 seconds East for
47.60 feet thence run South 70 degrees 04 min-
utes 15 seconds East for 70.29 feet. thence run
South 20 degrees 14 minutes 55 seconds East for
2.35 feet. thence rin South 69 degrees 45 minutes
05 seconds West for 97.97 feet, thence run North
70 degrees 04 minutes 15 seconds West for 147.25
feet thence run North 69 degrees 45 minutes 05
seconds East for 162.11 feet to the POINT OF BE-
GINNING, said lands lying in and being In a por-
tion of Lot 5 In said "SAN BIAS ESTATES'.
Having a street address of: Unit I IA, Pompano
Place, Port StL Joe, Florida 32456.
Together with all and singular the tenements,


hereditaments, easements, riparian rights and oth-
er rights now or hereafter belonging or appurten-
ant to the Property.
Together with all machinery, equipment fittings,
fixtures, furniture, furnishings, and articles of
property of every kind and nature whatsoever
(hereinafter collectively called "Equipment") now or
hereafter owned by Mortgagor and located In,
upon or tinder the Property or any improvements
on the Property (whether actually or constructively
attached thereto) and used or usable in connection
with any present or future operation of the Proper-
ty or such Improvements;
Together with (a) any and all awards or payments,
Including interest thereon and the right to receive
the same, growing out of or resulting from any ex-
ercise of the power of eminent domain (including
the taking of all or any part of the Property), or any
alteration of the grade of any street upon which
the Property abuts, or any injury to, taking of, or
decrease in the value of the Property or any part
thereof and (b) any unearned premiums on any
hazard, casualty, liability, other insurance policy
carried for the benefit of Mortgagor, Mortgagee
and/or the Property;
Together with all of Mortgagor's rights to enter Into
any lease or lease agreement regarding all or any
part of the Property, and all of Mortgagor's right to
encumber the Property further for debt.
AND
ROBIN BAY CONDOMINIUM "B" UNIT 10-B.
Commence at the Southeast corner of Lot 7, "San
Blas Estates" Subdivision, as per map or plat
thereof recorded In Plat Book 3, Pages 20, 21 and
22, of the Public Records of Gulf County, Florida.
and thence run North 20 degrees 14 minutes 55
seconds West, along the Westerly right of way line
of County Road No. 30-E (having a 100.00 foot
wide right of way), for 300.00 feet to the Northeast
corner of Lot 5, in said "San Bias Estates"; thence,
leaving said Westerly right of way line, run South
69 degrees 45 minutes 05 seconds West. along the
Northerly boundary line of said Lot 5, for 505.47
feet; thence, leaving said Northerly boundary line
of Lot 5, run South 20 degrees 14 minutes 55 sec-
ond East for 5.00 feet, thence run South 70 de-
grees 04 minutes 15 seconds East for 147.25 feet
for a POINT OF BEGINNING. From said POINT OF
BEGINNING continue South 70 degrees, 04 min-
utes 15 seconds East, for 32.79 feet; thence run


Fantasy Properties, Inc.
formerly Allemore Real Estate
Corner 10th Street & U. S. Hwy. 98
Mexico Beach, FL 32410

Have A Safe & Happy Memorial Weekend! (904) 648-5146 or 1-800-458-7478


NEW LISTINGS
MEXICO BEACH
120 Pine St. Extremely well kept 1
owner home! 2 bd., 2.5 ba. Fully
equipped kitchen w/eat-in breakfast
area w/bay window, screened Fla. rm.,
lots of ceramic tile. Lovely master bd.
Plenty of closet space, $91,500.
232 Nan Nook Rd., Grand Isle A
GREAT BUYI 3 bd., 2 ba. with
economical central gas heat & air,
appliances included. New storage
house. Much morel $50,000.
End of 31st St. beachfront:
Spectacular view 3 bd., 2 ba.
completely furnished, decks & more
decks. $157,500. Call to see.
WATERFRONT-ST. JOE BEACH
Ward St. end: Enjoy the beautiful sun-
sets from your own beach front 3 bdr.,
2 ba. home Unique design! $129,000.

MEXICO BEACH
40th SL 2 commercial lots, One 100'x75', 100' on
Hwy. 98 for $90,000; one 75'x100'. $30,000.
Pier Pointas 3: Good location, good price & an
assu4IhiJRFr .eck

Grand Istle Sub. Kim Kove. Vacant lot, homes
only, $12,000. Unit 15, BIk. C, Lot 8.
307 Robin Lane: two level home, excel. cond.,
interesting floor plan. Landscaped yard 2 bd., 2 1/2
bath, carport,, screened in porch, outside storage
shed, $69,900.
Hwy. 98, Older residence, high level lot, beautiful
view, $, Reduced to $82,500. Possible own-
er financing.
Haley Dr.: Nice residential area. Paved street. (2)
loIs 87.5x108' for $19,500 or (1) lot 87.5'x108',
$10,000 each.
1302-B Hwy. 98 Excel. investment, fully
furnished, town home with unobstructed water view
from balcony. 2 bd.. 1 1/2 bath, $53,900.
1302D Hwy. 98: 2 bd., 1 1/2 bea., townhome, com-
pletely furn. kitchen, good view, $53,000.
Robin Lane, nice residential area. 108'x110' lot,
$10,000.
139 PALM ST.: IMMACULATI Home on stits, 2
bd., 2 1/2 ceramic tile baths, liv. room AND family
rm., spacious decking. Screened picnic area and
paved parking ground level. $o2 ,081 $89,900.
Mexico Beach, Grand Isle: Corner lot, 72'x115,
$11,500.
4th SL: 3 bd., 1 ba. COMPLETELY RENOVATED
thisyear. Great for first home or retirement home.
$48OO $41,000. MAKE OFFER.
131 Pine St Pretty residential lot, excellent neigh-
borhood, houses only, $12,500.,
16th SL lot, Beach access approx. 500'. level resi-
dential lot located on small pond. Possible owner fi-
nancing. $23,500.
310 Maryland Ave.: Mobile home on very Ig. lot,
split plan, 2 bd., 2 be., deck. screen porch, fenced,
, a quiet area, $36,400.
'508 Georgia Ave.: MOBILE HOME LOT cleared
off with 1,000 gal. arlpower pole, water
hooked up. Reduced $15,900.
AKE OFFER.
Texas St, 100'x108 vacant lot w/1050 gal. septic
tank in place for 3 bd. home. $12,500.
100'+- waterfront with 66' +- across highway.
Zoned commercial.
Corner of 13th & Hwy. 98, vacant lot, zoned for
business, 90'x190', $120,000.
Sea St: 1 corner lot with adjoining lot, vacant,
zoned for mobile homes. $28,500 total for the two.
Hwy. 98: Great buy for home across street from
beach. Nice 2 bd., 1 1/2 bea. townhomes, furnished.
$48,500 ea. or $146,000 for all 3. 1 SOLD.
12th St. Business Center: commercial lot 2nd
from highway. $35,000.

CANAL FRONT
Prfine location for fishermen and beach lovers,
126 Mramar Dr. CANAL FRONT SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENCE w/dock, walk to beach, completely fur-
nished, owner built, 3 bd., 2 ba. single family resi-
dence. $215,000.
C Miramar Dr, canalfront townhome, very nice, to-
tally furn.. 2 bd., 2 1/2 ba. w/dock, 6tO909.r RE-
DUCED TO $100,000.

BEACON HILL
100'x100' lot for $17,000.00 or will divide.
2 lots $8,500 ea. Third Ave. between 5th & 8th
St., Houses or mobile homes.
Beacon Hill Estates: Lucia Ave., nice residential
lot, 100'x120', $13,000.
Beacon Hill Estates: Hwy. 386, residential lot,
100'x120'. $17,000.
Beacon Hill Lots: 3rd Ave. Between 1st & 2nd St.
Owner financing, 20% down. $7,000 each.
50'x100'.
4th Ave. & 3rd SL, Newly remodeled & redecorat-
ed 3 bd., 1 bea. home on 3 lots. Reduced to
$67,000. Call for details,
2nd Ave. & 4th St.: 2 lots 50'xO10' each, cleared,
$22,500 for both.
Choose 1 of 2 lots available, corner of 3rd St. & 4th
Ave. og corner of 3rd St. & 3rd Ave. $13,500 ea.
Faulk & Lucia-Large vacant corner lot 120'xl00',
zoned for homes, short distance to beach. $15,000.
6th SL, 2 Ig. vacant lots zoned for houses, $32,000
total.
1985 double wide 3 bd., 2 be. mobile home in the
center of 3 lots. $42,900.
3rd Ave.: Nice 14x60' Scot 1984 mobile home, 2
bd., 1 ha. custom built masonite siding, shingle
root, other extras. $35,000.

BEACH FRONT
Dolphin Run #1, Beautiful spacious 3 bd. town-
home. $110,000. Owner financing with 25% down.


Ellen F. Allemore, Broker
647-8939
Dot Craddock 648-5486
Joy Holder 648-8493
Brenda Lynn 648-8215
John Maddox 648-8899
Joan Smithwick 648-5374
Margie Miller 229-6502

BEACH FRONT RESIDENCE: 3 bed, 2 be. cathe-
dral ceiling, $136,000.
BEACHFRONT completely furnished townhome,
tastefully decorated. Sit on deck, and enjoy
beautiful view of gulf. Dolphin Run #7, $110,000.
End of 33rd StL: Beautiful view from older beach-
front home situated on 2 lots, heart of pine panel-
ling throughout home. 2 bd.I1 be. plus carport &
porch. $49,62, $165,000 Special Pricel
38th St Luxury by the Pier #3, beachfront town-
home, spectacular view, newly furnished, 3 bd., 2 1/
2 bea., completely furnished, $42~ ,N9O REDUCED
$115,000. Make offer.
Townhome 9709. Beachfront townhome, nicely fur-
nished, swimming pool & tennis court privileges.
$96,500.
Sesahores #1 and #3, Beautiful 3 d., 2 1/2 ba.,
unit w/fireplace, good storage, closet space, un-
furn., $125,000.
Cortez SL End Triplex at SL Joe Beach: Lg. 3
bd., 2 1/2 ba., covered deck, good layout, fireplac-
es, $122,900. Middle Unit Available.
Gulf Aire Townhome: 9733, Waterfront, 2 bd., 2
1/2 ba., nicely arid completely furnished, $95,000.
9813 Hwy. 98: Abs98m ye ul 3 bd., 2 1/2 ba.,
$159,900.
9821 Hwy. 98: beautiful 2 bd., 2 1/2 be. townhome.
$98,500 unfurnished, $105,000 furnished.

BEACH SIDE
39th St Beachside: Kohnke Shell #2, cathedral
ceiling, & completely furnished 1 bd., 1 ba. unit with
owner financing, $48,500.
101-C Mramar Dr. 2 bd., 1 1/2 ha. furnished
townhome, water view from bedroom balcony,
landscaped back yard, great location, near Canal
Park & pier. $59,900.
101A Miramar Dr. 2 bd., 1 1/2 ba. townhome,
furnished, new carpet, Ig. landscaped corner yard
with sprinkler system. & priv. fence. Waterview from
2nd floor. Convenient location near marinas, Pier
Rd. & Canal Parkway. $69,900.
37th St., Brittle #21 & #22, 2 bd., 2 ba., excel. ren-
tals, completely furnished, just steps to pier & gulf.
$63,000 each.
BrIttle #15, 37th SL Completely furn., 2 bath, 2 bd.,
townhome, close to Gulf. $63,000.
37th St., 2 bd., 2 ba. townhome, end unit, beautiful-
ly furnished, near pier, OWNER ANXIOUS,
$69,500, make offer.
37th SL, Vacant lol, 75'x100'; nice building lot,
dose to beach, pier, beachside, $59,900.
41st St. Beachsalde: Unit in four plex. Neat as a
pinI Furnished, 2 bd., 1 1/2 ba. Very affordable,
$54,500.
117 40th SL Apt 2: 2 bd., 1 ba., furnished, close
to beach, Reduced to $37,900, make offer.

GULF AIRE
404 Gulf AIre Dr.: 4 bd., 2.5 ba., stone & cedar,
double garage, corner lot, partly fenced, formal liv.
rm., formal din. rm., stone f.p., eat-in kitchen, dish-
washer, stove, $96,000.
Gulf AIre Dr.: Single family residential lot, 75'x125'.
REDUCED TO $16,000.
400-C Gulf AIre Dr.: Easy walk to beach. Tennis
court & swimming pool facilities. Lovely home in
triplex, 3 bd., 3 bath, stone fireplace, garage & oth-
er amenities. Ideal for yr. round living or vacation
home. $71,500.
Gulf Aire Dr.: multi-family or single family lot,
$29,000.
Gulf Are Dr.: 2 lots available. $17,000 ea.
Prime Lot lacing the gulf, 60'x180', $50,000.
Beacon Road: Nice vacant lot, $22.500.
Sea Pinea Dr. Vacant lot. nice, BACK ON THE
MARKET, $28,000.
Beacon Road, good vacant lot, $22,500.
Nice residential lot, $17,900.
Gulf Aire Drive: Good single family vacant lot,
$17,900.
Gulf Aire Dr.: Close to pool & tennis courts, vacant
lot, $21,500.
Beacon Road: Vacant lot, good location, $19,500.
PerIwinkle Dr.: Vacant lot, located in slow traffic
area, $19,500. Reduced to $14,500.
Gulf Aire Dr.: Vacant lot close to tennis court &
pool area. $22,800.
Gulf AIre Dr.: Triplex, two 3 bd. 2 ba. units and one
1 bd., 1 be. unit, very nice. good investment, all 3 at
$155,000 or will sell individually for $69,900 ea 3
bd. units & $34,900 1 bd. unit.
Gulf Aire Dr.: Duplex, 3 bd., 2 ba. ea. side, excel.
construction. $69,900 per unit.
Gulf Aire Dr.: Duplex, triplex or single family vacant
lot, $22,900.

ST. JOE BEACH
130 Bay St. Comfortable 3 bd., 2 ba. home, water
view. $79,900.
Corner of Ponce de Leon & Americus Ave. Level
building lot 75'x150'. homes or mobile homes,
$15,900.

Between Coronado & Balboa on Hwy. 98. Nice
building lot with septic tank. Reduced to $30,000.
WARD STREET: 2 nice high lots, each lot
75'x150'.$13,500 each.
Coronado St: A must seel 1988 3BR. 1 bath MH,
completely fenced. Beautifully landscaped.
$49,900.
Alabama St. Nice lot for home or mobile home.
$13,500.
240 Santa Anna St.: Home for family or weekend
living. Liv., din. rm., kit.. 2 Ig. bd., 2 ba.. wrap-
around Deck. Septic system allows another bd.
$65.000.
Bay St Drive by to see this attractive.2 bedroom, 2
bath ittic it lgr' & -dsck
on lee. reo, h y nL. f 8,00 your
vacation retreat or permanent residence. $38,500.


5912 Georgia Ave., 2 bd., 2 ba. mobile home with
2 car garagelg. deck. nice yd. $42,500.
Corner of Amerlcus & Selma, 3 lots available, 2 at
$14,000 ea. & 1 at $15,500. Owner financing. 1
SOLD.
Coronado & U.S. 98: Unobstructed gulf view. Co-
ronado #4, 2 bd., 1 1/2 be. townhome, ch&a. total
alec., NICEI $.,17 90, Reduced to $69,500.
Pined* St.. 4 lots in first block to beach, $20,000
e.
Hwy. 98, between Pine & Canal Streets: Lot,
beautiful view. Reduced to $25,000.
Columbus SL, nicely furnished 3 bd., 2 ba. mobile
home, 1 1/2 blocks to beach, $40,000.
SL Joe Beach, Coronado #7, 2 bd., 1 1/2 be.
townhome, unrestricted gulf view, fumished, nice.
Reduced to $65,000. Make offer.
Corner Santa. Anna & U.S. Hwy. 98. 4 bd., 2 be.
or possibly could be converted into 2 rental units.
,6790, Now $60,000. MAKE OFFER.
Hwy. 98 between Balboa & Magellan. Develop-
eral 3/4 of block plus 1 lot. Look to the future. Su-
per investment. $330,000.
St Joseph Shores: Great buy for home across
street from beach. 2 bd, 1 1/2 ba. townhome, turn.,,
$48,500 or $194,000 for all 4.
Coronado Townhomes: 2 bd., 1 1/2 ba., dedicat-
ed beach. Unobstructed view. All amenities. Fur-
nished $84,900; unfurnished $74,500.

PORT ST. JOE
1310 Monument: Beautiful home, excel.
neighborhood, lovely landscaped yard, 2 lots, home
completely renovated 7 years ago. Liv. rm
w/fireplace & panelled walls, very ig. fam. .rm..
kitchen w/dining. 3 bds. Call for more details
805: GARRISON AVE.:4 bd., 1 ba., r.ce localon.
covered patio, partially fenced backyard. $46,000
Owner anxious. - -
FIRST HOME BUYERS THIS IS ITIl 1802 Marvin
Ave. 3 bd., 1 ba. with nice 92'x175' lot. $39,500.
806 Garrison Ave. "Good Cents" home with lots of
amenities. Nice yd & neighborhood. New roof,
$58,500.
Entrepreneur alert Business for sale, Sub Shopl
Excel, location, corner of Hwy. 98 & 4th St.
Business & equipment only, $26,0" $30,000.
Oak Grove: Zoned commercial, corner of Duval &
2nd. Bldg. has can. h&a, may be used as grocery
store, cafe, beauty parlor, church, etc. $20,900.
$18,000.
Back on Marketl 1101 Constitution Dr.: Bayfront
lovely 2 story beautiful view, 3 bd., 1 1/2 ha., Ig. lot.
Was $4-6,000, reduced to $99,0. Now $87,500.
2012 Long Ave. 4 bedroom, 2 bath with in ground
*pool. Completely fenced. $67,500.
Cape Plantation: 103 Plantation. Drive: A great
home for the golferl 3 bd, plus a bonus room, 2 1/2
be., 2,000 sq. ft. approx. Small equity & assume,
$105,000.
2011 Juniper Ave.: Yalking distance to schools &
chuches, 3 bd., 2 t ,.fp, fenced back yd.
$69,000.
206 10th SL: 3 bd., 1 ba. home, new kitchen cabi-
nets, carport, near churches, nursing home.
$39,900.
517 10th SL: Nice solid starter home, 2 bd., 1 be.
on 2 1/2 lots. Room to eEpand. Reduced to
$29,900.
Oak Grove: 2 lots, mobile home w 3 Ibd., 2 bea.
$18,500.
2004 Juniper Ave.: Comfortable 3 bd., 1 1/2 be.
brick home, just redone, swimming pool, 1 1/2 lots,
good price, $85,000.
Marvin Avenue: Vacant lot, 75'x175', no back door
neighbors, $17,500.

OVERSTREET
One 3 acre parcel on Wetappo Creek: $15,000
with good owner financing.
4 cleared lots on Hwy. 386, over 1 acre each,
$8,800 $12,500, one with stocked catfish pond.
Good owner financing.
Sunshine Acres: Land available only 10 mi. to
beach, unrestricted quiet area, low taxes, $7,000.
Intracoastal Canal Frontage: Lot 1, 1.02 A -
$28,000; Lot 2, 1.08 A $28,000; Lot 3 1.35 A,
$45,500.
Intracoastal Canal front, 1 + acre with well and
septic lank, $20,000.
SUNSHINE FARMS on Hwy. 386.4 miles north of
Hwy. 98, 5.68 acres, $17,000.
SUNSHINE ACRES: 10 mi. from Mexico Beach,
2.1 acres, $12,000.
2 lots with septic tank approx. .5 acre, ready to
build, on county road 386, 3 miles north of Over-
street bridge, $11,000 ea. Owner financing availa-
ble.
Overstreet: Approximately 2 acres loaded w/trees.
300' along west side of Daniels Rd.. $9,000.
Sunshine Farms: 4.94 acres on main road.
$16,000.
Sunshine Farms, approx. 4 mi. to beach, 3 acres,
$15,000.
Overstreet Hwy. 386 before bridge, 1.47 acres,
septic tank, light pole, well, $1&,000.

WEWAHITCHKA,
HOWARD CREEK, WHITE CITY
BURGESS CREEK: 120 Magnolia Ave., on river. 2
bd., 1 ba. great fishing get away. Large back porch
on 80x400' lot. $35,000.
HOWARD CREEK: 62'x13(Y vacant lot. $8.000.
Howard Creek: Great fishing, year round living, 3
ba., 1 ba., mobile home, furnished, storage shed.
well. screened porch, $32,500. 1 Acre cleared.
WHITE CITY: Roomy 2 bd. home w/carport &
screen porches, on Volunteer St., $26,500.
WHITE CITY: 3 bd., 1 ba., approx. 1,900 sq. ft., fire-
lace, lots of amenities, nice lot located on Charles
Ave. $50,000.

HIGHLAND VIEW
1988 do iblewide mobile home on 3 lots, 7th St.
Custom features, deck. chain link fence, $33,000.
Building behind trust plant, Approx. 1 acre w/
bldg. and 3 phase power to site. $33,500.

CAPE SAN BLAS
Private 100' on beach. 1.66 acres vacant property
$469G99. Reduced to $122,000.


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South 81 degrees 24 minutes 01 seconds West for
87.92 feet; thence run South 72 degrees 21 min-
utes 01 seconds West for 75.03 feet, thence run
North 69 degrees 45 minutes 05 seconds East for
136.01 feet, to the POINT OF BEGINNING, said
lands lying in and being a portion of Lot 6, in said
"SAN BLAS ESTATES".
Having a street address of: Unit 10B, Pompano
Place. Port St. Joe. Florida 32456.
Together with all and singular the tenements.
hereditaments, easements, riparian rights and oth-
er rights now or hereafter belonging or appurten-
ant to the Property.
Together with all machinery, equipment; fittings,
fixtures, furniture, furnishings, and articles of
property of every kind and nature whatsoever
(hereinafter collectively called "Equlpmenl') now or
hereafter owned by Mortgagor and located In,
upon or under the Property or any Improvements
on the Property (whether actually or constructively
attached thereto) and used or usable In connection
with any present or future operation of the Proper-
ty or. such Improvements;
Together with (a) any and all awards or payments,
including ifiterest thereon;and the right to receive
the same, growing out of or resulting from any ex-
ercise of. the power of eminent domain (including
the taking of all or any part of the Property), or any
alteration of the grade of. any street upon which
the Property abuts, or any injury to, taking of, or
decrease in the value of the Property or any part
thereof and (b) any unearned premiums on any
hazard, casualty, liability, other insurance policy
carried for the benefit of Mortgagor. Mortgagee
and/or the Property;,
Together with all of Mortgagor's rights to enter Into
any lease or lease agreement regarding all or any
part of the Property, and all of Mortgagor's right to
encumber the Property further for debt.
DATED this 4th day of May. 1992.
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
By: /s/ Lynne Renfro
Catherine M. Hall
HOLLAND & KNIGHT
Attorneys for the Plaintiff
One East Broward Boulevard
13th Floor
Post Office Box 14070
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33302-4070
(305) 525-1000 Fort Lauderdale
Publish: May 14and 21, 1992.










THE STAR. PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, MAY 21,1992 PAGE 1B


MISC. FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE FOR RENTFORRENTFORRENT
BBS^^S^Bobil home^^^ lots^^^ for^ ^ rent, ocate


King size led with sheets &
spread, living room furniture & bed-
room furniture. 479B Gulf Aire Drive.
Call 1-674-8370. ltc 5/21
Good inexpensive color TV's, 19"
RCA, $75 an GE $85 and trade in
your broken stuff. Swingarm Jim,
647-3116. 2tc 5/21
Two baby beds, good condition.
Call Bill Hammock, 227-1319.
Itp 5/21
Window air conditioners $110,
one 22,000 btu unit (cools small
house), one 5,000 btu unit, $80.
Good running condition. 227-1420 af-
ter 5 p.m. 2tp 5/21
Hot tub, self contained, elec.
heater, $600. Call 647-8545.
Itc 5/21
13.5 ft. fiberglass boat with trail-
er, $300. Black dresser, chest of
drawers, 2 end tables, 12'x15' com-
mercial carpet. 648-8268.
ltc 5/21
Seven 13" tires to fit a Toyota or
a small car, $125, condition like new.
Three living room tables, $20 ea. Tap-
pan microwave oven, $50. 647-8726.
Itc 5/21
10'x27' aluminum carport. Call
after 5 p.m. at 229-8959.
2tp 5/14

POOL
Above ground swimming pool,
16'x32', pump, vacuum,
ladder. Excellent condition.
After 5:00 p.m., 648-5849.
2tc 6/21


LUMBER Deadhead cypress, ju-
niper, red cedar, custom cut and
wood planing available. Roy Harper,
Hwy. 71, White City. 827-6869.
2tp 5/21
Central air unit, 3 ton $200.
Downflow gas heater $50. 229-8121.
Mobile home, 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
cen. h&a, deck, dishwasher. Call for
appointment, 227-7245. tic 5/7
WHATS SO DIFFERENT ABOUT
THE HAPPY JACK 3-X FLEA COL-
LAR? IT WORKS1! Contains NO syn-
thetic pyrethroids. For dogs & cats!
BARFIELD'S LAWN & GARDEN, 328
Reid Ave., 229-2727. 10tc 4/9
To buy or sell Avon call Sarah
Kemp at 229-6495 after 5 p.m. or
weekends, tic 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 TOO! Also Com-
puter Wheel Alignment. 227-1105.
tic 5/7


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


'71 V.W. wagon, rebuilt motor &
clutch, $1,095. See at 1810 Hwy. 98,
Mexico Beach. 648-5961. ltp 5/21
1987 Chevrolet S-10 V-6, auto,
52,000 miles, $2,750.00. Call 229-
6565. Itp 5/21
1991 Ford Explorer 4 door. Bids
will be accepted through May 21,
1992. Citizens Federal Savings Bank
reserves the right to refuse all bids.
C.F.S.B., 227-1416. Itc 5/21
'82 Honda Civic 1300 Fe air
cond., am/fm cassette, 3D, motor
needs work, $500. p.m. call ,229-
6392. ltp 5/21
'75 GMC El Camino with 454 c.i.,
new transmission, great motor, $800.
Call after 6:30, 648-8749.
ltp 5/21





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







FREE: Eight lesson Bible study.
Postage and envelope supplied.
Send request to Bible Study, P. 0.
Box 758, Port St. Joe, FL 32456.
tfc 5/7


Very nice 3 bedroom, executive
home on golf course, Cape Plantation.
$675 per month. Call 647-8317.
4tc 5/21
Camper space with hook-ups or
mobile home space. Call after 5 p.m.
at 229-8959. 2tp 5/14
2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment for
rent. Central. air and heat, refrigera-
tor, stove, $250 per month, call 227-
1159. 2tp 5/14
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. Call 648-5323.
tic 5/7
40 ft. furnished trailer, 5 miles
from Overstreet Bridge, Hwy. 386. De-

posit $100, no pets. 648-5306.
tfc 5/7
2 bedroom, 1 bath mobile home,
Ig. fenced yard, near Pleasant Rest
Cemetery, $275 month plus utilities.
229-8581 or 227-1566. tfic 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 22926711. tic 4/30

OFFICE SPACE. Call George
Duren at 229-6031 and leave mes-
sage. tfic 5/7
For Rent: 2 bedroom trailer, de-
posit, no pets. 648-8211 tfic 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. tic 5/7
2 BR energy efficient apts. for
rent. Good condition. Dogwood Ter-
race apts. Call 229-2783. tfic 5/7
For Sale or Rent: '83 Fleetwood 2
bedroom furnished mobile home in
Highland View and one trailer lot.
227-1260. tfic 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

FOR RENT
Two one bedroom
apartments, unfurnished,
$175.00 month. Call 227-
2118 after 5 p.m.
if&Ie 191

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. tfic 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

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.

FOR RENT
Exclusive office space
Two story, 410 Long Ave.
(adjacent to Citizens Federral)
Port St. Joe
Call 227-7413.
4tc 5/14
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
PAYS! Call 227-1278 to place
yours. $3.50 for first insertion,
$2.00 a week for consecutive runs,
plus 54 per word for all over 20.


TRADES andaAwSERVICESi


Do You Need A Babysitter? Ex-
perienced, mature adults will babysit
days, weekends optional. Will babysit
all ages. Please ask for Holly at 227-
7168. tfc 5/7

cr port St. Joe Lodge No. 111
'- Reg. Stated Communication
.vst .and 3rd Thursday of ea.
month, Masonic Hall, 207 Reid Ave.
S James Brooks,.W.M.
Fred Nehring, Sec.
Cancer Support Group meeting
at the Wewahitchka Medical Center,
2nd and 4th Thursdays, 7 p.m., CST.
Interested persons welcome to attend.


SEWING & ALTERATIONS
of All Kinds.
Fashion, Weddings, or
Domestic
Men's, Women's & Children's
Call 229-6154
after 6 p.m.
S4tc5/7


Sea Trout Flounder


Sport Fish Bay Flats
CAPT. ROBBY PAYTON
(904) 229-8585
(St. Joe Charter Service)
Red Fish ULite 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 t" 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 tic 5/7

ER0010992 Mexico Beach Ph. 648-5474
RA0054218
A-2 GARRY'S ELECTRICAL,
(f, AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Electrical, Heating & Air Condition
New Construction & Remodeling Installation USES
SERVICE & REPAIR iH,
tfc 5/7 VISA. MasterCard & Discover accepted. *,G co ,O wooCS

Hot Tar ROOFING
Shingles ROOFING
Repairs JESSIE CONTRACTING
Re-Roofing Free Estimates




648-3009
"The Beaches"
Eddie "Smarter Than Water' pd Rich
pd. thru April


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
S.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. tfcs/7


COSTIN'S
Bookkeeping Service
Tax Returns A Specialty
302B Reid Ave.
Port St. Joe
(904) 229-8581
ffc 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
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
Call today for a free estimate

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

F-rn-----,

St. Joe Rent-All, Inc. l
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.
tic 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
Evinrude/Johnson to 55 hp
Tune-Ups
Repairs Overhaul
Tyler Smith Mechanic
227-1479 or 647-8021 fsfc/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


I Lawnmowers I emoaenng
Weedeaters ,01. 9 Repairs ^^
STilWeedeaters New Construction
*,_ Chain saws
Generators
-T Engine Sales T Construction

SLicensed & Insured

706 1st St.-St. Joe tfrc5/7
227-2112 I
/ -1 t1 s 1 Kevin O'Neill, Owner 229-8635
ELm m 1m .m m m ==.m-em/-J


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
tic 5/7

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

Remodeling New Construction
Decks
Free Estimates 648-5886
TAYLOR CONSTRUCTION
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Mike Taylor P.O 0. 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.
tc 5/7


NEED IT? RENT ITr

St. Joe Rent-All, Inc.
706 1st St.
Phone 227-2112
t6c /7


DROOPY HEADLINERS
REPLACED





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


Meetings Monday Nights
8:00 p.m. at 302 Reid Ave.,
Information: Call (904) 229-6506

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
PAYSI Call 227-1278 to place
yours. $3.50 for first insertion,
$2.00 a week for consecutive runs,
plus 54 per word for all over 20.

Women's Support Group, 7:00
p.m. Monday St. James Episcopal
Church. 227-1145 or 227-1128.


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 tri 5/7


GLENN'S PAINT Rebuild Wrecks
N Body & Window Work
BODY SHOP Expert Painting
ODY S OP Free Estimates
503 First Street Port St. Joe Insurance Claims
Phone 227-7133 tfcs5/

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 Vtc 5 904/229-6821


Need child care for summer?
Will keep week, day or drop-ins.
Clean, experienced. Reliable, have
references. Call Peggy at 229-8570.
4tp 5/7

YARDS CUT, raked and ferti-
lized. Trees and bushes cut or
trimmed. Call Tommy Johnson at
q 229-8829 or 647-8494. 4tp 5/7

OUTBOARD MOTOR REPAIR -
Call Steve at 227-1687 after 6 p.m.
tic 5/7

ALL TYPES YARD WORK mow-
ing, raking, trim. Reasonable price.
Charles, call 229-8492. tfc 5/7



CERTIFIED LOCAL
TEACHER WILL TUTOR
THIS SUMMER
GRADES K-8
648-5784 28/21


C. R. SMITH & SON
Backhoe work, dozer work, root
rake, front-end loader, lot clearing,
septic tanks, draln fields, fill dirt.
Rt. 2, Box A1C. Port St. Joe
Phone 229-6018
tfc5/7

We Buy, Pawn, Sell or Trade
Guns

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


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THE STAR. PORT ST. JOE. FL THURSDAY. MAY 21.1992


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00640-006R
43 R-0146i00 576.30
MYERS TIMOTHY
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LOT 5 ORB 133/560-62 FR NEWELL
MAP #112B
BLK A

00640-019R
44 R-0146900 590.24
RIGDON STEPHEN W. & KATHRYN A
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LOT 9 ORB 106/579 FR RIGDON
MAP 41i2B
BLK B"

00640-122R
45 R-011100 5184.61
ALLEN LEONARD L. JR.
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LOT 8
MAP #112B
BLK X

00640-125R
46 R-015i400 5E9.43
BODY KENDALL A.
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LOT I UNREC, AA FR ADDISON
MAP 1 i.2B
BLK 'Y

00640-126R
47 R-01i51S00 160.54
BODY KENDALL A.
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
LOT 2 ORB :32/958 C FR BODY
MAP 4112B
BLK Y

00640-i131R
48 R-0152000 HX 526,09
SMITH KENDALL A,
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT. NO. 3
LOTS 7, S 8: 9 ORB 117/6244
FR SMITH 8: ORB 119/28 BC FR
SMITH
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00652-0OOR
49 R-0158400 $S 259.78
LETT NEIL R. & TERESA
5 31 T 4 R 9 A LOT 175 X 200
FT ORB 120/19 FR WEWA STATE
BANK
MAP# ii2C

00659-00OR
50 R-0158900 S1604.54
AKE CLIFFORD R 8: BRANDY R
S 31 T 4 R 9 A 120 X 175 FT
LOT ON BOZEMAN CIRCLE
ORB 14/8a24 FR FARMER 8: ORB
14g/825-26 QC FR PARMER
MAP# ii2C

00668-OOOR
E5 R-0oIs9800 332.05
TOWERS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
S 31 T 4 R 9 7.701 AC
REC'D ORB 106/874 FR JOEL
SMITH & ORB 107/21 FR CARL,
LESTER & SMITH 8: .201 AC IN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

O0670-OOiR
52 R-0160300 HX 5356.18
GRIFFIN JOHN C, JR. ET UX
5 31 T 4 R 9 E AC M/L PART
ORIG LOT I REC'D ORB 87/629
MAP # 112 C

00688-OOOR
53 R-0162900 HX 2,117.89
TAUNTON FAMILY CHILDREN'S HOME
5 7 T R 9 S 2 T 5 T R 10
54 AC MNIL 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)
00689-000R
E4 R-0163000' 0.19':.
TAUNTON DAVID:L 8:,ABIGAIL
S 7 T 5 R 9 18 AC M/L NW/4 OF
SW/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 587,12
GAUTIER ROBERT L, 8: BARBARA
5 18 T 5 R 9 .5 AC M/L 106.25
X 205 FT LOT: BEING LOT 2
UNRECORDED PLAT ORB 119/439-40
FR FARMER HOMES ADMIN,
MAP# 114B

00728-I SR
56 R-0170100 596.57
DAVIS ELBERT M. 8:& MARTHA L.
S 19 T 5 R 9 HONEY HILL
(UNRECORDED) LOT 3
ORB 128/764-65 FR LISTER
MAP# 114C

00733-350R
57 R-0174500 HX 5517,45
HORTON HAROLD N, JR 8: MARY N,
S 18 T S P 9 1.73 AC M/L '
ORB 97/687 FR HORTON & LESS
143/591 OC TO TAUNTON
MAP# 114B

00733-400R
58 R-0174700 -263B83
CRUTCHFIELD GROVER L.
S 18 T S R 9 1 AC M/L 285 X
180 FT PARCEL REC'D ORB i2g/
484 FR JAMERSON
MAP#i 114

00741-007R
59 R-0176800 563.44-
MARSEE JAMES A
GULF COUNTY FARM TRACTS 1.01
AC M/L 147 X 300 FT PORTION
OF FARM #6 ORB 103/738 FR GULF
CO. FARMS, INC. 8: ORB 114/523
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00741--ii K
60 R-0177200 $338.0i
SPANN JOEY L. : EARNEST J.
GULF CO. FARM TRACTS Ui,- 8: 11
10 AC M/L ORB 125/800 FR
GULF COUNT FARMS.: INC'
MAP "114C

00741-01R
61 .R-oi7E.-X1 E120.:2
BAILEY WILLIAM F-
GULF COUNTY FARpM TRACTS FARM
# 20 ORB 73/376 E AC M/L
8: ORB 134/15 FR GULF CO. FARMS
INC. 8: ORB 13S/335 GC FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00741-017R
62 .-0177700 5330.64
BAILEY WILLIAM F.
GULF COUNTY FARM TRACTS FARM
# 16 ORB 73/374 5 AC M/L
8: ORB 134/14 FR GULF CO. FARMS
INC. 8: ORB 138/336 QC FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL?

00741-021R
63 R-0177900 HX 5185.85
ADAMS SYLVIA SMITH
GULF COUNT',' FARM TRACTS'


WESTERLY PORTION FARM #19
S AC MIL ORB 121/944 QC FROM
HILL
MAP # 114 C

00741-032R
64 R-0179000 5205.4E
JOHNSON CLIFFORD M.
GULF COUNTY FARM TRACT TRACT
#31 5 AC M/L ORB 7:9,96 AA FR
GULF CO FARMS
MAP 1i'+C

00743-000R .
65 R-018104-0 HX S178.S1
MAYHANN BILLY JOE 8: MARY ELLEN
S 19 T RF ? PARCEL REC D ORB
142/97-99 FR SALERNO
MAP iC14,


00754-O0OR
66 R-0i824r00 129.71
CARNLEY JUDSON E- a IDA E..
5 20 T S R 9 .33 AC REC'D ORB
93/1015 FR CARNLEY BEING IN
SE/4
MAP tii 4,

00777-OOOR
67 R-018100 HX 536.48
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 tliSA


00788-000R
68 R-0186000 5173,
MORRIS C. E.
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO i PB 2
PG 38 LOT 16
MAP #112C .


00827-OOOR
69 R-0189800 HX 586.29
POWELL ALTON 0. & BESSIE
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO i PB 2
PG 38 LOT 4 ORB 92/954 FR
DUNN -
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00838-000R
70 R-0190800 HX 5910.77
AKE ERNEST J. & LINDA L.
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF
RIVERSIDE PARK UNIT NO 1 PB 2
PG 38 LOT 16 & 17 ORB 125/842
FR WALBURN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00876-OOOR
71 R-0194400 $785.96
HOLMES PAT -
CORRECTIVE REPLAT OF TWIN
LAKES SUBD UNIT i 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)

009S1-00OR
72 R-0204400 S63.44
FREEMAN L GAUITER & R SAUNDERS
S 29 T S R 9 2 AC BEG 144 YDS
N OF SWC OF SW/4 OF NE/4 RUN
N 144 YDS E 72 YDS S 144 YDS
TO POB DBK 12/578(LESS ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00953-012R
73 R-0204800 197.87
MINCY ROBERT & LAVERNE
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 2
TRACT 51 4 ACRES ORB 130/319.
FR GULF CO. FARMS, INC.
MAPft itSB

00'953-0i3R
74 R-0204900 197.87
GULF COUNTY FARMS
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 2
TRACT 52 4 ACRES
MAP #115

00953-017R
75E R-0205S200 HX S2.'37'
SMITH RAY NEAL S EILLEEN.
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 2
FARM #56 4 AC M/L
E/2 ORB 98/645 AA FR GULF CO.
FARMS INC & W/2 ORB 121/509 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00953-025R
76 R-0206000 S56,98
SDAVIS GEORGE D.,& JR.
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 2
TRACT 64 3.72-ACRES ORB
76/105o
MAP #iiSB-

00953-034R
77 R-0206700 5167157
BOLDEN'DANNIE E. 8. JAMIE G..
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 2
TRACTS 73 : 74 4 ACRES M/L-
ORB 136/151 FR GULF CO. FARMS-
INC.
MAP# 1158B

00953-038R
78 R-0207000 5136.8i
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. & ORB 135/306' C FR MYERS
MAP.#115B

00953-049R
79 R-0207460 5355.03
MYERS ERNEST C. 8: VALERIE
GULF CO. FARMS UNIT NO. 3
1,25 AC M/L SW/4 OF FARM 484
ORB 1241969 FR GULF CO. FARMS


INC.
MAPt# 115B

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

00953-058R
81 R-0208100
GULF COUNTY FARMS
GULF COUNTY FARMS
TRACT 87 5 AC ORB
FR LESTER
MAP #i15sB


00954-1F4R-
89 R-021i2200 511.23
MOON DEBORAH
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 5
FARM NO. 15 2.697 AC MIL
ORB 135/487 FR GULF CO. FARMS
MAP 1158

00954-iE7R
90 R-0212500 516,.72-
WRIGHT RANDAL W.
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. S
3.17 AC M/L FARM 1i57
ORB i33/93 FR STITT
MAP# ii5SB


00974-00OR
91 R-0215300 553.97
.67 MANUEL DEWAYNE
S 33 T O R 9 1 ACRE REC'D ORB
19/546 LOT 105 N 8 S BY 420
FT E 8 W
MAP #132C


BLK 1


01013-o00R
92 R-0221300 5319.41
BROWN OGREE H. & WILMA
DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT 1 PB 2
PG 25 LOT 3 ORB 119/79 FR
BROWN
MAP# 132D
BLK 4

01035-000R
93 R-0224000 S1459.42
PETTIS HAZEL ET AL
DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT 1 PB 2
PG 25 LOT 14 & 15 ORB 109/10
FR HAZEL PETTIS
MAP# 132D
BLK 8


01045-040R
94 R-0225700 539.78
CARNLEY JUDSON NATHANIEL
S 35 T 5 R 9 40 FT ON CHIPOLA
RIVERi 600 FR AV DEPTH ORB
104/608 FR GATES
MAP# 143

01053-000R
95 R-0230000 S213.03
TAUNTON FAMILY CHILDREN.S HOME
S 3 T 6 R 9 80 AC E/2 OF SE/4
ORB 129/559-60 FR VANN
MAP# 133


01056-120R
96 R-0231i400 88.52
PITTS JR. HARVEY A. & STEPHEN-
TURKEY RUN ESTATES (UNREC)
LOT 14 ORB 136/387 FR PITTS
MAP# 133

01082-000R
97 R-0234400 5355.05E
ROBINSON MARY ESTATE
S 14 T 6 R 9 1AC IAC SQUARE
IN SWC OF W/2 OF NW/4
MAP #145

01187-007R
98 R-0246700 5241 .W'
.SNELL DONALD E.
S 25 T 3 R 10 REC'D ORB
69/1049 FR SEXTON BEING
PARCEL NO i5
MAP #91A

01195-0OOR
99 R-0249500 5579.43
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/.4 ORB 124/473 FR CHRYSLER
FIRST FIN. SERVICES CORP.
MAP# 91

01204-OOR
100 R-0250200 S233.39
SPLAWN DALE T TOMMY TINDALL
SHAMROCK ESTATES PB 2 PG 43
LOTS 2 THRU 8 AND 1i THRU 18,
ORB 78/702
MAP #91A
BLK 1

01216-OOOR
101 R-0251600 271.80
AFFORD ANN ET AL
BURGESS CREEK SUBD UNIT NO 1
PB 2 PG 49 LOTS 14 & 16
ORB 120/881 FR ERNEST
MAP #114LB
BLK 1

01238-000R
102 R-0253300 HX 5508.59
GATES JONATHAN CURTIS & PAUL P
MIDWAY PARK SUBD PB 1 PG 43
LOTS 1 & 2 ORB 139/244-45 BC
FR GATES
MAP# 91A
S BLK 1

01241-010R
103 R-023600 1io0.79
SIMMONS JOHN J.
MIDWAY PARK SUBD. PB i PG 43
2 PARCELS ON DEAD LAKES ORB.
11ii5/13 FR TWADDLE LESS
PARCEL 1.ORB 127/275 TO
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01241-01SR
104 R-0253700 %243.32
STEVENS DANNY BOYD & JEAN MARIA
MIDWAY PARK SUBD.
BEING A PARCEL IN LOT 4
(PARCEL i OF ORB 115/135)
REC'D IN ORB i27/275 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01243-OOOR
105 R-0254100 HX 52557.82
DUNAHOO JOHN R.
MIDWAY PARK SUBD PB 1 PG 43
LOTS 4, 5 & 6 ORB 82/313 &
LESS ORB 94/269 DISHAROON ORB
94/735 TO SANSOM ORB 96/329
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01244-OOOR
106 R-0254400 5243. 32
SPLAWN DALE 8: TOMMY TINDALL
FIRST ADDN TO SHAMROCK
ESTATES PB 2 PG 51 LOTS i
THRU 20 BOTH INCLUSIVE ORB
78/702
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01244-021R
107. R-0254500 539.78,
SPLAWN DALE 8: TOMMY TINDALL
FIRST ADDN TO SHAMROCK
ESTATES PB 2 PG 51 TRACT A
(BOAT LANDING)

01267-OOOR
108 R-0257400 $243.05
CLARK GEORGE T.
IDLEWOOD SUBD UNIT NO. 1 PB 2
PG 15 LOTS 5
MAP #91A
BLK 3

01268-000R
109 R-02E7600 5E08.41
SOWELL JERRY D. & BARBARA
IDLEWOOD SUBD UNIT NO. -1PB 2
PG 15 LOT i ORB 111/82 FR
SPANN
MAP #91A
BLK 4
01277-010R
110 R-0258300 536.93
SYFRETT RAYMOND L. &: ANN S.
IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION
UNIT 1 E 21.24 FT OF LOT 6 8:.
ORB 11i6/ 892 FR SYFRETT
MAPR 91A
BLK 1

0i296-000R
111 R-0260100 5208.08
TAYLOR MARY A.
IDLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION
UNIT 1 LOTS 6 & 8 ORB 79/1094
MAP #91A
BLK 4


5205.45
INC.
UNIT NO. 3
ORB 99/779




5205,45:

UNIT NO. 3
91/734 QC


00953-059R
82 R-0208200 HX 558.43
TANNER BARBARA
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 3
TRACT 83 5.5 ACRES ORB
110/1048 FR GULF CO. FARMS
INC. &: ORB 133/216 BC FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00953-06OR
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 #i1B

00953-06ER
84 R-0208800 5205.45
GULF COUNTY FARMS INC.
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 3
TRACT 94 5 AC ORB 101/208
MAP #11iiB

00953-066R
85 R-0208900 HX 5523.18
DEES WALTER B. & JUDY
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 3
TRACT 95 7=26 AC ORB 122/224
FR GULF CO. FARMS., INC.
MAP #115B

00954-044R
86 R-0210000 5209.26
WOODLEY GAIL M
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 4
TRACT 118 4 AC iMIL
ORB 140/761 FR JENKINS
MAP# 115B

00954-133R
87 R-0210400 261.5i
TUTTLE SONJA P.
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 5
(UNREC,) FARM #133 8: 134
ORB 119/286 FR GULF COUNTY
FARMS INC.
MAP# 1150

00954-145R
88 R-0211400 5189.99
WARD DAVID W. &8: BRENDA N.
GULF COUNTY FARMS UNIT NO. 5
FARM NO. 145 ORB 137/509 FR
GULF CO. FARMS, INC.
MPP# 119SB


01333-010R
112 R-0264000 S31.25
SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
IDLEWOOD PARK SUBD. UNIT # 1
E 30 FT OF LOT 12
ORB 107/539 BC FR BROADER
BLK 6
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01i362-000R
113 R-0267100 S126.88
SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
S 36 T 3 R 10 45 AC M/L REC'D
ORB 73/609 (PARCEL IV) LESS
CENTRAL LANDING SUBDi ORB
38/121 ORB 34/812, ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01i368-0OOR
114 R-0267700 .-S587.17
TAUNTON DAVID L WILLIAM
5 35 & 36 T 3 R 10 196.505 AC
M/L PARCEL REC'D ORB 136/518
FR PRIDGEON & ORB 136/522 BC
FR PRIDGEON MAP# 910
01369-iiOR
115 R-0268600 HX 5848.78
NICKELL DONNA K
S 3E 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
01373-004fR
116 R-0269200 5275.01
HANLON DANIEL GENE
S 36 T 3 R 10 6.837 AC 8: ii0
FT ON DEAD LAKES ORB 8 5/657
MAP #910

01373-020R
117 R-0269800 S91.84
LEE BILLY G. ET AL
5 36 T 3 R 10 2 AC IN ORIG
LOT 7 ORB 81/400 (PARCEL I)
MAP #910

0i373-021R
118 R-0269900 561.54-
LEE BILLY G. ET AL
S 36 T 3 R 10 1 AC 25.5E0 FT
BY 170.49 FT REC'D ORB 81/400
(PARCEL II) MAP #910D

01374-OOOR
119 R-0270000 S75&.32
TYRE PEARL 8: CAROL
S. 36 T 3 R 10 1 AC REC'D ORB
127/1022 FR CARTER
MAP #91D

01i17-0OOR
120 R-0274400 S72.92
STEWART JACK 0.'
RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADON TO
IOLA PB 2 PG 24 UNIT NO i LOT
11
MAP #128B
BLK 4

01481-001R
121 R-0283200 S101.32
SYFRE'T RAYMOND L. 8: ANN S.
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 LOT 4. 5 8: 6 ORB 73/609 &
ORB 116/892 FR SYFRETT
MAP# 901
BLK 1

01484_-0F0R
122 R-0283700 359,05
SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 PARCEL MARKED "NOT INCLUDED
IN THIS PLAT" LYING N OF
LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 1 ORB 23/609
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01487-002R
123 R-0284100 S35.05
SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 E 63.46 FT OF LOT 4 ORB
123/156-57 BC FR ANN SYFRETT
MAP# 91D

01487-003R
124 R-0234200 5139.18
SYFRETT LAYMOND L.
CENTRAL 9.ANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 LOTS 6.16A 17. 18, 19 8: 20;
LESS PART OF LOTS 5 8: 16 IN
ORB 73/608 t ORB 73/609 & ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01490-0OOR
125 R-0284600 S120.24
ROGERS ELMER EUGENE
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD 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.E7
SYFRETT RAYMOND L.,
CENTRAL.LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 LOTS 1 THRU 7 ORB 73/609 8:
ORB 123/1i6-57 QC FR SYFRETT
MAP# 910
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# 910D

01494-O0OR
128 R-0285500 %44.50
SYFRETT RAYMOND & ANN S.
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)

01E17-01ER
129 R-0289200 5120'. 24
(ESSER 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


01517-016R
130 R.-0289300 'S611.88
GASKIN SABRINA BEATTY S:"
5 3 T '+ R 10 5 AC M/L
BEING TRACT 8 STONE CREEK
ACRES (UNRECORDED) ORL 1'+3/
4799 FR BEATTY
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL'

01517-018R
131 R-0289500 5110.67
EAVES RALPH JR.
S 3 T 4 R 10 3.3 AC M/L BEING
TRACT #5 STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) ORB 58/237 FR
BROGOON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01i17-019R
132 R-0289600 591.84
WHITFIELD WILLIE A.
S 3 T 4 R.10 2 AC
BEING TRACT 3 STONE CREEK
ACRES UNRECORDED ORB 131/691
FR WHITFIELD
AREA E

01517-125R
133 R-0292300 584.27
BROGDON COY
S 3 T 4 R 10 1 8 AC M/L BEING
PLOT #3 STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) UNRECORDED
AGREEMENT FR BROGDON
MAP #74

01517-510R
13, R-0293100 HA 599.42
LINTON AMY 8: ELIZABETH
S 3 T 4 R 10 4 AC M/L
309.17 FT PARCEL UNREC. AA FR
TAUNTON
MAP# 74


01i7-ES25R
135 R-0293400 5693.20
DANIELS ANN
S 3 T 4 R 10 9.57 AC M/L
PARCEL REC'D IN ORB 138/E04-5
FR TAUNTON
MAP# 74

01518-003R
136 R-0293900 S72.92
WYMES LONNIE C. 8: PANSEY
5 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)
01518-004R
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 RD. BEING PARCEL
NO. 2 IN ORB 133/165 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01E19-16SR
138 R-0296200 129.7i
TAUNTON DAVID L. & ABIGAIL
STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 14ORB 137/
832 FR TAUNTON ET AL MAP# 74


01519-290R. "
139 R-0298100 82.38
BRAMTON RODNEY 8: MARIE
STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 2 ORB 137/892
-96 FR TAUNTON ET AL. MAP# 74
BLK D

01526-001R
140 R-0300200 -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 FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

0ois26-OIOR
142 R-0300800 S186.57
VEASY REXAL 8: HELEN
S 4 T 4 R 10 2.58 AC M/L
BEING PARCELS i, 2 8: 3,STONE
CREEK ACRES (UNRECORDED)
UNRECORDED AGREEMENT FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01538-100R
142 R-0302900 HX 5172.63
FOSTER HOWARD E. & 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 .

01538-30.OR
143 R-0303400 $5E95E.1
WEST JOSEPH BURRUS
S 9 T 4 Ri 0 40 AC M/L W/2 OF
SE/4 OF NE/4 8: E/2 OF SW/i OF
NE/4 ORB 110/528 CD FRS.
TAUNTON ET AL .
MAP 8 74


144 .R-305100 336.88
ARMSTRONG KENNETH W. OR VICKI
S 10 T 4 R 10
UNREC. PARCEL ON DIANNA ST.
UNREC. AA FR TLC
MAP# 74

015-S-070R
1t45 R-030E400 % 93.35
ADAMS STANLEY L. II : 5SHEILA L
S 10 T 4R 10 ,97 AC M/L
106.06 FT ON CREEKVIEW DR.,
398 FT AV. DEPTH ORB 133/7t6-
7 FR TAUNTON ET AL
MAP#t 74

01575-15R.
146 R-0309900 r' S1895- .
SMITH LYDIA A. ET AL'.
S 14 T4 R 10 DEAD LAKES WEST
SUBD UNRECORDED LOTS 3; 4 E
8& 6 ORB 117/2S8-59 GC FR
MANUEL
MAP #936

01575-1 3ER
.147 R-030000 S367.84
COTTON TERRY G, .
S 14 T 4 R 10 DEAD LAKES WEST
SUBD UNRECORDED LOTS 7, 8, 9
8 10 ORB i08/S40 FR COTTON
MAP #938

01i57-28ER
148 R-0311-000 5146.36
SMITH LYDIA A. ET AL
S 14+ T 4 R 10 DEAD LAKES WEST
SUBD UNRECORDED LOTS 3S/ 36)
37, 38; 39 40; 41 8: 42 ORB
117/258-59 BC FR MANUEL.
MAP #938

Oi630-OOOR
149 R-0320000 S167.76
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 BC FR
LISA BRAYANT
MAP# 93A

01630-00iR
150 R-0320100 5167.76
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
QC FR LISA BRYANT
MAP# 93A

01637-OOER
151 R-0321100 5793.64
CARMICHAEL KIMBERLY M.
S 13 T 4 R 10 A 73 FT LOT
FRONTING ON DEAD LAKES FR
WHALEY ORB 135/653-54 FR
ROBERTS
MAP# 93A

01651-o010R
1S2 R-0323600 530.55
DANIELS EVA MARIE & DAN T.
S 13 T 4 R 10 A 75 X 100 FT
LOT UNRECORDED AGREEMENT FR
TAYLOR
MAP# 93A

01686-002R
1E3 R-0327200 588.32
RESTER DON C. ET UX
5S 14 T 4 R 10 .52 AC M/L
37.14 FT ON DEAD LAKES ORB
80/1040
MAP #938

01692-000.R
154 R-0328200 5114.56
DAVIS OTIS JR. 8: LOVIE
S 14 T 4 R 10 40 AC NW/4 OF
SW/4
MAP #93B8

01706-000RW
155 R-0329600 205.45
BETTES CHERRIES
S 14 T 4 R 10 REC'D ORP


22/453
MAP# 938

01717-05OR
156 R-0331200, $287.28
FLOWERS LOUIE 8: PETTY JUANITA
S IF T 4 R 10 .365 AC M/L
106 X 150 FT LOT ORB 141/30
FR RICH
MAPt) 75

01723-DOOR
157 R-03.1600 s91i.0
ROUSE JAMES E: CHRISTOPHER A.
S iS T 4 R 10 i AC (BEING FUN
HOUSE) 100 FT LOT O4 .OLD
PANAMA NW'" ORB 103/1096 FR
ROUSE
MAP# 75


01725-0OOR
158 R-033i800 HX 589.09
PARKER THOMAS H. 8: BRENDA F.
S 15 T 4 R 10 .51 AC COM AT
NEC OF NE/4 OF SW/4, S 300 FT
TO POB, 5 50 FT. W 150- FTi N
ISO FT, E 150 FT TO POB ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL-SEE,TAX ROLL)

01726-OOOR
159 R-033i900 5263.20
DAVIS OTIS JR.
S 15 T 4 R 10 87 AC E/2 OF
SE/4 OF SE/4; SW/S OF SE/ QOF
SE/Si NE/4 OF SE/4 8: ALL OF
SW/4 OF SE/4 LYING BTWN OLD
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL).

01733-OOOR
160 R-0332800 S76.36
BYRD PORTIA
S 15 T 4 R 10 2 AC 2EO0 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 5160.22
THOMAS CYRIL R. 8: PATRICIA. H.
S 23 T 4 R 10 .5 AC M/L
100 X 218 FT BEING LOT 8,
UNREC. SURVEY ORB 134/527 FR
LISTER
MAP# 93C

01768-050R
162 R-0337600 HX 250.,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

01773-000R
163 R-0338100 525.57
JONES VICENT 8: CAROLYN R.
5 23 T 4 R 10 .172 AC M/L
BEING A LOT 75 X.1O00 FT ORB
136/83 FR JOHNNY L. JONES
MAP# 93C


01780-OOOR
164 R-0338800 HX $683.74
DAVIS OTISi JR. a: DEBORAH R
5 22 T 4 R 10 5 2/3 AC REC'D
ORB 96/611 PARCEL #3 FROM
KEMP .
MAP #75

01780-002R
165 R-0339000 5162.00
DAVIS OTIS JR. ET UX
S 22 & 23 T 4 R 10 60 AC
REC'D ORB 72/694 .PARCELS 1 8:
2 8: ORB.75/590
MAP #75 a 93C

01784-OOOR
166 R-0339400 5390.25
MYERS VALERIE, CALLIE SMALL &
'S 23 T 4 R 10 .5 ACRE REC'D
DBK 20/131 BEING IN NW /4 OF
NW /4 ORB 132/918 FR LOFTON
MAP #93C

01785-010R
167 R-0339800 5109.37
JONES ROBERT L.
S 23 T 4 R 10 7S X 237.5 FT
OF LOT FR MCNEALY ORB 60/776
MAP# 93C

01791-002R
168 R-0340500 HX 5141,22
ATKINS BRUCE W. : BARBARA J.
S. 23 t 4 R 10 S.1 AC- M/L
LOT 10 & ADJ. PARCEL UNREC. ,C
FR HOMER ATKINS 8: .8233 AC
M/L FR BRENDA JOY WILSON
MAP# 93C ...- ., ,,

01791-076R -.T ; ;.,.- i' ;5. r,
169 R-03414-00 HX si'i:3i .
DICKENS WAYNE 8: SONDRA 8: LOIS
S 23 T 4 R 10 1.78 AC 12S X
627.93 FT PARCEL ORB
110/705-6 FR TAUNTON

01806-OOOR
170 R-0343100 5136.47
BASS JAME E. a: 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)

01810-00OR
171 R-0343700 3136.47
GAFFNEY JAMES
C L MORGAN'S ADDN TO WEWAHITCH
KA FLA UNIT NO ONE PB 2 PG.3
3 LOT 3 8: ORB' 103/334 tOC
FR GRABBITT' BLK E
MAP# 93C

01816-000R
172 R-0344300 5466.27
JACKSON JOSEPH L
S 23 T 4 R 10
ORB 123/728 FR FISHER 8: LESS
.15 AC M/L ORB i'2/78 TO
JOSEPH LEE JACKSON
MAP# 93C

01818-000R
173 R-0344900 552.21
HOUSTON JOHNNIE MAE
S 23 T 4 R 10 REC'D DBK 20/7
FR DAVIS BEING A LOT 164 X 74
FT IN NW/4 OF SE/4
MAP #93C

01819-000R
174 R-0345000 59421.09
HOUSTON JOHNNIE MAE, HEIRS OF
5 23 T 4 R 10 A LOT 65 X 164
FT ORB 64/240 FR DAVIS
(DUPLEX LOCATED THEREON)
MAP- #93C

01820-000R
175 R-0345100 S1,479.08
RANSBURGH GREER C 8: RUSSELL H
5 23 T 4 R 10 13 AC M/L
THAT PART OF SE/4-OF NW/4
LYING N SR 22 ORB 142/850
FR MC EACHIN
MAPt 93C

01826-OSOR
176 R-0346200 5139.18
JONES JACKIE MARIE
S 23 T 4 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)

Oi860-OOOR
177 R-0350000 5140.41
WYMES LONNIE C 8: PANSY
S 23 T 4 R 10 A 60 X 100 FT
LOT OFF OF DAVIS LOT ORB
142/685-86 FR BYRD ET AL
MAP #93C
i01863-000R
178 P.R-0350200 535 .0


WILLIAMS JESSIE LEE
S 23 T 4 R 10 1 AC
IN NW/4 OF NW/4 REC'D ORB
118/288 FR FISHER MAP" 93C
01864-100R
179 R-0350400 44.50
ROUSE JAMES & CHRISTOPHER
S 23 T 4 R 10 105.X 210 FT ON
OLD PANAMA HWY ORB 103/1095
FR ROUSE

01875-000R
180 R-0351600 5107.49
HEIRS OF ROY FAISON
S 23 T 4 R 10 1 ACRE IN NWC
OF Wi/2 OF Wi/2 OF WI/2 OF
NWi/4 OF NWI/4 REC'D IN
MORTGAGE BOOK 8/151

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01883-OOOR
181 R-0352i00 $208.67.
GREENE,JACOUELINE P.
S 24 T 4 R 10 176 FT,.
FRONTAGE ON SR 22 ORB 82/669
(SECOND PARCEL)'
MAP# 93D

01883-001R
iS2 R-0352200 S52.21,
GREENE 4ACBUELINE P.
S 24 T 4 R 10i 1 ACRE.M/L LOT,
IN NWi/4 ORB 82/669 (THIRD
PARCEL)
MAP# 93D

Oi88-010 R
183 k R-0352700 53,573.98,
TAUNTON DAVID L,8: ABIGAIL J.
S 24 T 4 R 10 S-36 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-OOOR .. .
184 R-0359300 928.04
FILLORAMO CHARLOTTE ANN
BRITTS.SUBD UNIT ONE PB 2 PG
14 LOT i 8:'N 50 FT OF LOT 2
ORB 134/962-63 QC FR STEVENS
MAP# 93D
BLK 2


01960-OOOR
185 R-0361000 1;653.00
TAUNTON DAVID L. 8: ABIGAIL
S 24 T.4 R 10 LOTS 1 8 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-035100 $473.48
CANNING DR. H. B. EST.
MACKS ADDN TO WEWAHITCHKA PB
I PG I4 BEGIN AT SWC OF LOT
S32 RUN N 30 FT E 80 FT S 30
FT W 80 FT TO BEG
MAP #94A

02001-O0OR
187 R-03&SE800 S77..48
DANIELS DAN T.
MACKS ADDN TO WEWAHITCHKA PB
1 PG 14 S/2 OF LOTS 142 8: 143
ORB 121/239 FR CANNING
MAP# 94A

0200-00R
i88 R-0366700 $629.94
HUTCHINSON COLIN J JR LISA
MACKS ADDN TO WEWAHITCHKA
PB i PG 14
LOTS 52, 53, 541 5, S6
& 57 ORB i42/798-80i AA FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

02066-O'OR
189 R-0372500 5$180.20
CHASON MILAN H.
GULF COUNTY LAND CO '
SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG 11 LOT 4
MAP# 93D
BLK 3

02089-OOOR
190 R-0374700 $444.59
PICKRON JAMES H 8: MERTIA F
GULF COUNTY LAND CO. SUBD PB
i PG ii LOT 21 ORB 143/302 FR
WEWA STATE BANK
MAP# 93D
BLK 7

02i78-OOOR
191 R-0387400 HX 5882.70
BROGDON ELLIS DOYLE ET UX -. -....
S 25 T 4 R 10 2.98 AC REC'D
* ORB 74/814 FROM LISTER r: ;T ..~v
PULPWOOD : .
MAP t#94A :

02223-OiOR
192 R-0392700 s112.39
ADDISON CHARLES LEE 8: STEPHANI
CIRCLE J. ESTATES PB 3 PG 10
LOT 9 ORB 143/330-31 FR QUICK
MAP #94B
BLK A

02278-OOOR
193 R-0401S00 HX 5128.11
NORRIS BRENDA 8: PAUL
COLLEGE PARK PB 1 PGi3 LOTS
55)56 57)58,59,60s & LOT 9
BLK 2 IDA GRIFFIN SUB AND A
PARCEL 242.94 FT ON E 8: 248.4
(FOR FURTHER.LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

02339-O10R
194 .R-0407000 $64.25
WHITFIELD MICHAEL W.
RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16 LOT 9,
MAP# 94A
BLK 1

02340-OOOR F.
195 R-01+07100-HX S92.13
WHITFIELD JAMES FRANKLIN
RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16 LOTS 10 8:
11
MAP#,94A
BLK 1 .

02341--OOR
196 R-0407200 ., 70.25
TAUNTON DAVID L 8: ABIGAIL J
RISH ADDITION TO WEWAHITCHKA
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 16 LOT 1 .
ORB 1WM/379 FR EST. OF LUCY P
RISH : .'
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


02346-004R
197 R-0408i00
ALEXANDER WILLIE
RISH ADDITION TO
UNIT ONE PB 2 PG
E 1/2 OF.LOT 13
MAP# 914A .


5. MRS.
WEWAHITC
16 LOT


02377-002R
198 R-0413700
MC GHEE DEBORAH
CLECKLEYS ADON UNIT NO. 2
is5 PB 2 PG 37
ORB 130/427 FR WOTH
MAP# 94A
EBL

02377-003R
199 R-0413800
WARD DAVID
CLECKLEYS ADDN UNIT NO. 2
14 ORB 82/889 PB 2 PG 37
MAP# 94A


02377-004R
200 R-0413900
WARD DAVID W. & BRENDA.S.
CLECKLEY'S ADDN UNIT NO.
LOT 13 ORB 136/460 FR CLE
MAP# 94A


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


02391-003R
202 R-0415600
MUINA GLENDA F.
* HARDEN'S ADDITION TO CIT'
WEWAHITCHKA UNIT ONE PB
22 LOT 16 ORB 108/236 FR
ARMSTRONG
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA


02394-00OR
203 R-04i6000 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)

02-52-016R
201 R-0422900 $101.57
PIERCY DOUGLAS & RITA
S S 25 26 T 4 R 10 1 ACRES
210-' X 190' PARCEL ORB 120/
550 FR BEAN
MAP# 94A 8: 948

024H74-O^F.
205 P-0432800 560.77
JONES WILLIAM 8: ANNIE WILL
WILLIAMSBURG PB PG -3 LOTS
1.! 2, 3. 4, 5, 6, 29, 30) 311
32, 33 8: 34- DBK 17/549
MAP #94B
BLK A

02483-000R
206 R-0433700 572.92
BUTLER ODESSA EST.
WILLIAMSBURG' PB. I PG 3 LOT 1
SMAP #94B
BLK B


02484-OOOR
207 R-0433800
RINEHART MARGARET FOSTER
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOT
2, 3 a 4 ORB 79/64+ MAP
al


02496-000R
208 R-0435100
GRAY CHARLES EDWARD
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG
ORB 87/880 MAP #94B8


3 LOT


02497-001R
209 R-0435300 HX 5311.21
ADDISON EMERISON 8: JOHNNIE K.
WILLIAMSBURG SUBDIVISION
PB 1 PG 3
LOTS 22 8: 23
ORB 140/40 FR WILLIAMS
MAP# 94B

02498-00OR
210 R-0435500 523.68
FOSTER ELIZABETH MARGARET ..
SWILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LOT 29
MAP #94B
BLK B

02500-000R.
211 R-0435700 S38.82
FOSTER ELIZABETH MARGARET
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 iG 3':LOTS
31) 32 8: 33
MAP #948
B V R


02501-5000R
212 R-0'435800
WILLIAMS ROOSEVELT
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3 LO
MAP #94B


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


02523-000R
214 R-0438200
BRITT RUTH M.
WILLIAMSBURG PB i PG 3
ORB 138/732 FR ADDISON
MAP# 9 48


02535-OOOR
215 R-0439100
a GIPSOf'{Wt4LLIE MAE o"-'
WILLIAMSBURG PB .I'P.3
4, 5 8: 6
MAP #94B


02538-OOOR
216 R-0439300
HAND BRYANT .8: ANNIE GEN
PINE RIDGE ADDITION PB
LOT 4 ORB 69/723
MAP #94B


02540-00OR
217 R-0439600
RILEY NARVIE LEE
PINE RIDGE ADDITION PB
LOTS 5 8: 6 ORB 135/821
ASSOCIATES FINANCE- INC.
MAP# 94B -


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


02547-000R
219 R-0440300
HILL CHARLIE & ORA MAE
PINE RIDGE ADDITION PB
LOT 6 ORB 89/266 FR HIL
MAP #94B


025E2-OOR .
220 .R-0440900 HX .
JACKSON JOSEPH LEE ET U
PINE RIDGE ADDITION PB
LOTS 7 8:9 ORB 67/257 8
83/459 8: S 15 FT LOT
LOT iO ORB 130/995 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE


S546.31 02570-010R
221 R-041+2400 HX
CHKA WHITEHURST JOHN W.
14 8: LESTERS SUBDIVISION
(UNRECORDED) LOTS 35, 3
8: 38 ORB 88/663 FR LINE
BLK 3 8: ORB 135/828 CD FP. LES
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE

S53.25 02571-010i
222 R-0442600
LOT HAVENER HENRY J. 8: EVA
LESTERS SUBDIVISION
(UNRECORDED) LOT 18 ORB
126/947 FR HOLLEY
LK 9 MAP# 940


$6'+.05' 02590-00F.
223 R-0445300
LOT DAVIS MARTHA GRAY
S 36 T 4 R 10 REC'D ORB
FROM WHALEY BEING 13i0
BLK 9 FT. LOT
MAP# 9,40

$425.13 02590-002R
224 R-044OO00
2 ARMSTRONG DESTIE CAROL'Y
ECKLEY S 36 T 4 R 10 ORB i1ii/
SADIE ARMSTRONG 17 1 i1
BLK 9 LOT
MAP# 94D

S250.40 02602-021R
2 22 R-0448100
OF BOEVE GLEN A 8: EMILY'
i PG THOMAS SUBDIVISION PB S3
LOT 1 ORB .40/569 FR. BI
MAP# 94D
BLK .1 B
02607-00OPR
S83.79 226 R- r9200
SHAFFEP MARK 8: BRENDA
' OF S 36 T. RP i
2 PG BEING PART OF LOTS '+2 i
BLK 2 LESTERS SUBDIVIS.
(UNIREC) ORB 1+4/433-34
AX ROLL) (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEF


561.5$4


227 R '-0100S 223.89
AKE BRIAN, ERNIE 8: LINDA
5 36 T 4 4 10 1.5 AC M/L
251.12 X 260.19 FT PARCEL
ORB 133/638-39 FR SMITH
MAP# 94D


02652-0.OR
228 R-0'56700 203.5 E
KING WILLIS W. 3: PATRICIA
5 36 T 4 R 10 1/2 ACRE 102
1/2 FT. ON SR 71 X 210 FT
DEEP ORB 104/83 FR KING
MAP# 94E'


02655-O00R
229 R-0457000 HX S269.95
WINCHELL MORRIS E. 8: MYRA MEYE
S 36 T 4 R 10 3.6 AC M/L A
LOT ON N LINE OF LESTER SUBD
LESS .4 AC IN ORB 89/912 TO
EARNEST ORB 124/1094 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


02664-050R
230 R-0458200 S298.25
STRIPLIN ROY B, JR.
5 i T 5 R 10 1 AC M/L 104 X
432 ON SR 71 PARCEL REC'D ORB
116/886 FR STRIPLIN \
MAP# 95A \


(94 8 02675-000R \
231 R-04+60200 S12 -05
K B THOMAS JOSEPH H. \
S 1'T E R 10 .25 AC M/L A LOT-.
75 FT ON SR 71 8: RUN E 8: W iO
S23.68 FT IN NWC, BEING S/2 OF LOT 4-
*LONGVIEW SUBD .PB 1 PG 5 ORB\
T 19 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX RXLL)

BLK B


02707-iO0R \
232 R-047i700 S44.50,
KNOWLES JAMES H. & CONNIE
S 12 T E R 11
150 X 150 FT PARCEL ORB 121/
949 FR KNOWLES
MAP#) 95D

0280,2-OOOR
233 R-0489300 688.51
HARPER JR ROY V 8: SARAH C
5 11 T 7 R 10 1.68 AC REC'D
ORB 86/275 FT SIMMONS
MAP #iOiC

02846-000R
234 R-0494400 S35.57
STUCKEY RUTH MURPH
S 11 T 7 R 10 .172 AC M/L
REC'D DBK 26/210 A 75 X 100
FT LOT
MAP #101C


Eor 8 02855-000R
235 R-0496000 HX 599.23
JEFFCOAT WILLIAM S. 8: BARBARA
S23.68 BEAT SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG 23
LOTS 12, 13 14, 15, 16, 171
0T ?'34 18 & 19-ORB 104/268 FR
BISHOP. 8: ORB 138/149-52 DEED
BLK B (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


S161 .71

3 LOT 21
JONES

BLK E


02891-OOOR
236 R-0499400 57E
DICKENS RAY
BEAT SUBDIVISION PB 1 PG 23
LOTS 7 THRU 15 8: 37 8: 38
MAP #101C


02963-OOOR
$2i.79 237 R-0505900
DOUDS GLEN ET AL
LOT 6 WIMICO SUBDIVISION PB 1 I
LOTS 7 8: 8 AND W/2 OF ALl
ADJOINING SAME ORB 118/'
BLK F FR DOUDS LESS .1681 AC I
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE Ti
S,:i09 03083-0i2R
238 R-0528800
LOUTS i.? 3T J CONSTRUCTION OF PSJ
S 30 T 8 R 10 1.016 AC
169 X 231.98 FT PARCEL BE
ELK G "'C-3" 8: "8" ORB 140/752-
FR PORT CITY ASSOC.
MAP# 70
$41.44
JE 03083-055R
2 PG 8 239 R-0529200
FRANKLIN WILLIAM G.
5 30 T 8 R 10 .S AC M/!I
BLK 1- BEING LOT 2 OF PONDEROSA
SUNREC. SUB. ORB i36/429
PORT CITY ASSOC.
$608.51 MAP# 70

2 PG 8 'e
FR 0309-000R
240 R-OE31600
MOORE CLINT
SLK' JONESVILLE SUBD PB 1 PG !
LOTS 1 8: 2 CD 94/463
MAP #69C.
$S2.201 03097-000R

2 PG8 241 R-05324-00 HX
WATERS ADA L4
JONESVILLE SUBD PB i PG G
"- BLK 2- 185 FT. OF LOT 12 ORB 75/1
ELK MAP a69C

0310i-O0R0R
5236.87 242 R-053310 HX
MC MULLON ARCHIE W. 8 VIC
2 PG 8 JONESVILLE SUBDIVISION L(
L 8: 40 ORB 111/12 FR TULL

8LK 3 : 03128-00OR
2'3 R-0535800 HX
5327.86: GANT CHESTER JR. 8: MAXINE
iX MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG
2 PG 8 LOT 3 ORB 26/510 8: LOT 4
rORB. 49/845
8 8: MAP# 72C
FISHER. BLF
TAX ROLL)
03129-OOOR
244 R-0535900
58.87 JOSEPH ROBERT
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG
LOT 2
36 37. MAP #72C
,SEY"
5TER
TAX ROLL) 03132-000R
245 R-0E36200
HESTER DIAMOND
$35E.0 MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG
E. LOT 4
MAP #721C


03169-060R
BLK 3 246 R-OE-40700
BUCHANAN J. VINCENT 8:
S 14 T 9 R 10 8.804 AC 76
S64.25 FT ON SR 30) 5 11 FT DEPTH
BEING PARCEL "C" IN ORB
S72/48 100/788 AGREEMENT FR WOOD
'Y 165 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA

03171-040R
247 R-0541900
BUCHANAN J. VINCENT 8:
$40.19 S 15 T 9 R 10 8.50 AC M/L
'N 757.72 FT ON SR 30; 500 F
177 FR DEPTH BEING PARCEL "A" IN
+0 FT. 100/788 AGREEMENT FR WOOD
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA
03171-050R
248 R-OE'+2000
$228.62 BUCHANAN J. VINCENT 8:
5 15 T 9 R 10 1.674 AC M,
3 PG is 142.28 FT ON SR 30; 500 F
SHOP DEPTH BEING PARCEL "B" IF
100/788 AGREEMENT FR WOOD
LK B iFOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA

03171-060R
i=.'i6, 3 249 R-0542200
BUCHANAN J. VINCENT &.
S 5 T 9 R 10 2.88 AC M.
'+3- 100 FT LAGOON FRONT. 634
:ON. AV DEPTH BEING PARCEL
FR IN ORB 100/788 AGREEMENT
T P:- ROLL) (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T(


S138 .7 031S6-030P
27238. R-0563600
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN G. E
OB 20 T 9 R 10
ORB BEING LOT 3 OF AN UNREC
BY CROUSE, DIERKSHEIDE
BUCHANAN
MAP# 720

13S.76 031S6-130R
273 R-0564800 HX
TURNER CLINTON E
PELICAN PINES, UNREC, S
LOT 8 76.62 FT GULF F
550 FT AV DEPTH ORB 1
FR BUGG
MAP# 7220


03171-14ER
250 R-0543400
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT 9
135/705-720 FR WILSON FIN.
CORP.
MAP# 90B

03171-1iSOR
251 R-E053500O
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT 1
ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSOhN
FIN. CORP. I-AP#S 90B

03i71-iS5R
252 R-0543600
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT i
ORB 135/705-720 FR WIL50N
FTN. CORP. MAP# 90B


03171-160R
253 R-0543700 $138.76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES (UNRECORDED) LOT 12
ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON
FIN. CORP. MAP# 90B

03171-165P
254 R-0543800 13S.7A
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED LOT i3
ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON5
FIN. CORP. MAP# 90B

03171-325R
255 R-0546900 $138.76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN :
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT 'l'
ORB 135/705-720 FR WIL..ON
FIN. CORP.
MAPU 90B 8

0317i-330R
1256 R-057000 5138.76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
\INDIAN LAGOON
(ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT 45
ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON
FIN. CORP.
MAP# 90B

03171-33SR
257 R-0547100 S138.76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT 46
ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON FIN.
CORP.
MAP# 90B

03171-340R
258 R-0547200 138.76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES (UNRECORDED) LOT 4"7
ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON FIN.
CORP.
MAP# 90B

0317i-34S5R
259 R-0547300 5138.76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES (UNRECORDED) LOT '+8
ORB i35/705-720 FR WILSON FIN.
CORP.
MAP# 90B

03171-350R
260 R-0547400 5138.76
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN &
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES (UNRECORDED) LOT 49
ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON FIN-
CORP.
MAP# 908

0317:L-'+4GRI "-' "' ,. '
261 8054l790 : '+3.9 .
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
5 iS T 9 R 10 _739 AC NM/L
64.39 FT ON SR 30; 500 FT
DEPTH BEING PARCEL "i" IN ORB
135/701-4 FR WILSON FIN. CORP.
MAP# 90A

0317i-50R ,
262 R-0548100 ,67+.1is
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
S 15 T 9 R 10 20,276 AC M/L
1743.'66 FT ON 5R 30; 500 FT
DEPTH BEING PARCEL "2" ORB
135/701-4 FR WILSON FIN. CORP.
MAP# 90A

03172-06OR
263 R-0549700 $ 5132.80
BUCHANAN J. VINCENT 8:
S 16 T 9 R 10 3.436 AC M/L
300 FT ON SR 30; 504.32 FT AV
DEPTH BEING PARCEL "D" IN ORB
100/788 AGREEMENT FR WOODMERE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL).

03180-370R
264 R-0557400 $393.50
ELLIS MARTHA T.
TREASURE SHORES SUBD PB 3 PG-
26 LOT.24 ORB 94/659 FR
HILTON ET AL
MAP #72C .
BLK B

03180-375R
265 R-0557500 $393-50
CANADY KENNETH D.
TREASURE SHORES SUBD PB 3 PG
26 LOT 25 ORB 129/E82 FR
RAMSEY .
MAP# 7:2C
BLK B

03180-415R
266 .R-0558100 $299.16
SWEANEY MELVIN E.
TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDITION
(UNRECORDED) LOT 3 BEING
100.8 FT FRONTAGE ON CO. RD.
30; 276.72 FT AVERAGE DEPTH
ORB 107/637 FR JOSEY


03180-420R
267 R-0558200
$244.42 SWEENEY MELVIN
TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADDI
49 (UNRECORDED) LOT 4 BEING
100.8 FT FRONTAGE ON CO.
30;289.41 FT AVERAGE DEP"
BLK D ORB 111/643 FR JOSEY'

03180-430R
s315.12 268 R-0558400
JOSEY L.B, JR.
51.04 TREASURE SHORES IST ADDI"
TH (UNRECORDED) LOT 6 BEING
100.8 FT ON CO. RP.. 30;
'MERE 313,79 FT AVERAGE DEPTH (
IX ROLL) 110/1093 FR JOSE',

03186-0CORO
5306.29 269 R-0563300 1:
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN G. ET
S 20 T 9 R 10
=T 639.34 FT PARCEL ORB 117.
4 ORB FR WILSON FINANCIAL 'COR.P
'MERE LESS 8 LOTS IN UNREC SUBE
X 'ROLL) MAPU 72D

03186-010R
S72.96 270 R-0563400
DIERKSHEIDE, MELVIN G. EE
/L 5 20 T 9 R 10i
FT BEING LOT i OF AN UNREC- S:
N ORB BY COURSE, DIEF:KESHEIDE 8:
MERE BUCHANAN
AX ROLL) MAPS 7:20

3186-020R
5129.32 271 R-0563500
E DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN G. ET
iL S 20 T 9 R i0
"".5 BEING LOT 2 OF AiN UNREC i
SBY' CR.OUSE, DIERKSHEIDE 8:
FR BUCHANAN
A'- ROLL) MAPH 72DE,


$299.16

TION


03186-135R
274 R-0564900
FINANCIAL BENEFITS/LAW)
PELICAN PINES, UNREC. S
LOT 9 76 FT GULF FRONT
FT AV DEPTH ORB 138/50
BUGG
MAP# 72D


S633.80
7T AL

SUBD
8:


03426-004R
29 R-0644100 $773.50
SWAIN RICHARD J. 8: BRENDA J.
S 33 T 5 R 11 6.07 AC ORB
109/67 FR CITIZENS FEDERAL
SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOC.


03426-OO5R
296 R-0644200 $722.87
SANDERS BOBBY L. JOYCE A,
S)134.74+ S 33 T 5 R 11 1 AC
A PARCEL OF LD 1H1.86 FT X
UBDO, 245.88FT X 321.02 FT X 184.33
ROhNT; FT REC'D ORB 134/690-91 FR
.40/80 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
03426-210R
297 R-0645000 S502.59
KENT CHARLES 1. 8: PATRICIA D.
S 33 T 5 R 11
$804.87 PARCEL REC'D IN ORB 117/1097
ENCE D. AA FR CARR a ORB 127/651-52
SUBD. FR CARR JR.
rT 550 MAP# 27C
A I


03186-1O0R
275 R-OS&65000 $794.49
FINANCIAL BENEFITS/LAWRENCE D
PELICAN PINES UNREC. SUBO.
LOT 10 75 FT GULF FRONT; 552
FT AV DEPTH ORB 138/47 FR
BUGG
MAP# 72D


03191-003R
276 R-0568400
THOMAS JOE W. ET AL
5 22 T 9 R 10 100 FT GL
FRONT; 867 FT DEPTH M/L
89/90 FR JOSEY & ORB 9I
1/2% TO THOMAS
MAP# 90D

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

03191-009R
278 R-0569000
GUALLS AL. P. 8: PEGGY
S 22 T 9 R 10 400 FT Gl
FRONT; 563 FT DEPTH M/L
92/782 FR BUSBY OFFICIAL
RECORD BOOK 92 PAGE 106
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE

03191-030R
279 R-0571100
FUNDS EDWARD R,
S 22 T 9 R 11 100 FT LA
FRONT; 297 FT DEPTH M/L
85/131 FR GLENN
MAP# 900

, 03193-003R!
280 R-O572800
BURCH JERRY 8: BETTY G.
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP
PB 1 PG 48 ORB 97/123
LIDDLE LOT 18
MAP #900


032i4-000R
281 R-0580600
DAVIS JR. ARTHUR 8 BILL
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP
PB 1 PG 48 LOT 17 ORB E
FR SORROW JR.
MAP #900


03226-007R
282 R-0583600
RICH A. WAYNE ET UX
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP
PB 1 PG 48 LOT 12 ORB I
, MAP #900


S1,053.96

JLF


03426-250R
298 R-0&45i100 o133.60
KENT CHARLES I.
S 33 T 5 R 11 AC M/L
PARCEL REC'D ORB .16/i045 AA
FR CARR
MAP# 27C


03426-260R
299 R-0645300
ROBERTS CHARLES
S 33 T 5 R 1i
PARCEL REC'D IN
FR CARR
MAP#,.27C


S247.11
D. & JANET

ORB 126/540-44


L ORB 03426-505R
8/748 300 R-0645700 5168.99
RICHARDS ANDREW C 8: ANGELA M
S 33 T 5 R ii
BEING LOT 1, 105 X 210 FT
PARCEL ON PLEASANT REST
$1,313.43 CEMETARY RD. ORB 144/274-76
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
ULF
L ORB 03426-510R
01i R-00645800 HX $96.61
WILSON KEITH E. II 8: PATTY J.
S. S 33 T 5 R 1i
BEING LOT 2; 1. X 210 VT
$3,715.61 PARCEL ORB 128/236 8: ORB 128/
L. 855 FR CAR JR.
ULF MAP# 27C
L ORB
AL 03426-520R
62 FROM 302 R-0646000 5319.06
TA) ROLL) BRIDGES DOUGLAS B JR
S 33 T 5 Rll 1 AC M/L
(UNREC. PLAT) 210 X 220
S393.50 ORB 133/919-20 FR CARR & ORB
143/929-30 FR CARR
GOON MAP# 27C:
- ORB
03426-600R
303 R-0646100 $9)070.78
KERRIGAN ROBERT G. a& GEORGE W.
S 33 T 5 R 11 15.131 AC M/L
Si,020.74 PARCEL REC'D ORB 138/339-40
FR CARR
P NO. 1 MAP# 27C:
FROM
03429-OOOR
304 R-0646400 $174.92 :
BLK 0 WHITTINGTON DOUGLAS A.
S 33 T 5 R 11 .36 AC LOT
BEING LOT 1 BLK 1 WETAPPO
818.o09 RIDGE SUBD, (UNRECORDED)
LIE F. ORB 130/618-19 C FR
P NO, 1 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


Li/
82;


3/31
03430-000R
305 R-0646500 $12
BLK S POLLARD BILLY F
S 33 T 5 R 11 .34 AC LOT
REC'D ORB 95/967 BEING LOT 4
S79.04 BLK 1 WETAPPO RIDGE SUBD
ORB 14./981-82 FR HENSLEY
NO. 1 MAP #27C


BLK: W
/42E Q -: *.' 7.-:


032S7-=0.0R ,..... .
2.83 R-0584-500 313.49
RICH A. WAYNE ET UX
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP NO. 1
PB i PG 48 LOT 10 ORB 82/926
MAP #90D
BLK W

03274-090R
284 R-0591300 $203.72
STANLEY DANIEL G.
S 12 T 4 R t1 3.08 AC M/L 155
X 829 FT ON E SIDE OF KEMP RD
ORB 135/43 FR BROWN
MAP #380

03280-000R
285 R-0592200 5538.74
THOMAS YVONNE RENEE 8: STEVEN
S 12 T 4 R 11 4i.4 ACRES 133 X
1320 FT LOT ORB 105/923 FR
SMITH '
MAP# 38D


03326-iE0R
286 R-0608900
TAUNTON DAVID ET AL,
S 13 T 5 R 11 SUNSHINE ACR
(UNRECORDED) LOT 10 .96 AC
M/L
MAP #42

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

03326-240R
288 R-0610500 HX $
CAMPBELL JAMES WILLIAM
S 13 T 5 R ii SUNSHINE ACR
(UNRECORDED) LOT 28 5.21 A
M/L ORB 117/112 FR TAUNTON


03330-140R
289 R-0611700
PEIFFER BRIAN R
S 13 T 5 R 11
210 X 420 BEING
UNREC SUBD ORB
CARR ET AL
MAP# 442


03451-029R
306 R-0651400
GARCIA ALFREDO BERTHA
WETAPPO CREEK'ESTATES
7 LOT 10 ORB 128/312
ARNOLD
MAPS 27D


3.79 -


S72.92,
8: OSORIO
PB 3 PG
FR


BLK C
03451-031R
307, R-065i600 $144.86
POLLARD BILLY F
WETAPPO CREEK ESTATES PB 3 PG
7 LOT 12 ORB 144/314 FR
ARNOLD
MAP #27D
BLK C
034154-010R
308 R-0652600 5144.86
RAY PEGGY W
S 35 T 5 R 11 N/2 OF SW/+ OF
NE/4 OF NW/4) LYING W OF SR
386 ORB 1'0/962-63 FR BARFIELD
MAP# 43

03460-040R
309 R-0653900 186.53


TALLEY FOSTER T. JR.
5 35 T 5 R 11 CREEKWOOD (AN
S94.27 UNRECORDED SUBD) LOT 8; 300
FT WETAPPO CREEK FRONT 165 FT
ES AV DEPTH ORB 140/335-36 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03460- 10R
310 R-0654700 HX $ 177.12
HUNTER GEORGE M. JR. a BENNIE
6380.58 S 35 T 5 R 11 CREEKWOOD FIRST
ADDITION (UNREC) LOT 12, 3; 4
ORB 123/221-222 FR MEXICO
,) BEACH CORP- INC. & PARCEL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

SROLL) 03460-125R
311 R-0654800 HX S211.42
RAY WILLIS
S 35 T 5 R 11
635'.87 CREEKWOOD FIRST ADDITION
(UNREC) LOT 5 & 6 ORB i35/
IES 118-21 AA FR BARFIELD
- MAP# 43


03460-160R
312 R-0655400 S597.80
LEONBERGER BILLY J. 8: KIM M
S133.35. 5 35 T 5 R 11 CREEKWOOD FIRST
ADDITION (UNREC) LOT 12 ORB
2.025 AC M/L 119/753 FR JIM WALTER HOMES,
LOT 5 OF AN MAP# 43
142/312 FR


RD. 03342-00OR
TH 290 R-0618500 71.29
TAUNTON DAVID
S 23 T 5 R 11 1.01 AC M/L
SE/4 OF NE/4 OF 23 LYING W OF
S299.16 SR 386 ORB 89/205 FR PATRICK
EST 8: LESS 8.66 AC ORB
TION (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


03391-004R
291 R-0630500 HA
SANDER SHIRLEY ANN
S 31 T 5 R 11 1.76
236 X 325 FT REC'D
78/1099
MAP #i13C


$181.04
& ECKLEY
4c 4 1LOT


ORB


03394-052R
292 R-0635000
FELS JOSEPH ET UX
S 31 T 5 P. 11 4.6 AC REC
ORB 72/599 FR PATRICK 35<
570 FT
MAP #13C

03394-053R
293 R-0635100 HX
GILBERT JIMMY EARL
S 31 T E R 11 1.37 AC i70
350 FT LOT REC'DE OP.B 80/-
MAP a13C-

03420-002R
294 R-064i400
CARULLI FRANK L. 8: SHEILA
5 32 T R ii 200 FT .CANAl
FRONT; E85 FT AV DEPTH OFR
i01/952 FFR KRISHER
MAP# 130


03460-380R
313 R-0658200 s88.52
GRIMALDI RALPH J. 8: REGINA L.
CREEKWOOD UNIT 3 UNRECORDED
LOT'20 ORB 133/1048-49 FR
MEX. BCH. CORP.. INC.
MAP# 43

03462-155R
314 R-0659000 HX S117.05
SCHELL JERRY L. 8: HELEN L.
S 35 T 5 R 11 LOT 5 8: 6 ORB
116/759-62 FR ARNOLD ET AL
MAP# 43


LO !03493-O00R
315 R-0666B30 HX S793.60
WILLIAMS WILLIAM C. JR.
S S T 6 PR 1 3.01 AC BEG AT
NEC OF SW/4 OF NW/4 & RUN S
230 FT FOR FPCB, THS :270 FT.
S45i1.61 TN 490 FT,. I TH 270 FT TNH
(FOP. FURTHER LEGA4L SEE TAX ROLL)
0 X 03495-250R
316 R-0667100 $447.06
FOSTER MARK 8. GAYLE
S 6 T 6 R 11 LOTS 5, 61 7, 14
& 15 UNRECORDED PLAT FR
$39!.99 TAUNTON IN NE/4 OF HE/4 ORB
90/345 FR TAUNTON
x0 MAP #14B

03501-135R
317 R-0669300 $262.71
WARD WAYNE
$6.,7 91 S 6 T 6 R il SUNSHINE FARMS
(UNRECORDED) LOT 7 5.21 AC
AL M/L UNRECORDED AA FR TAUNTON
i, MAP #1iB

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03501-1SER
318 R-0669700.
VIZCARRA EULOGIO M.
S 6 T 6 R 11 SUNSHINE FAR
(UNRECORDED) LOT li E.77
M/L UNRECORDED AA FR TAUI
MAP #14B

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

03511-002R
320 R-0673100 HX
WAGNER RONALD W. & SHIRLE
S 6 T 6 R 11 2.14 AC M/L
ORB 127/300 FR HARRIS
MAP# 14B


03S79-OOOR
321 R-0682800
HATCHER JUANITA
BEACON HILL SUBD
LOT 10
MAP #16C


PB 1 PG


03582-OOOR
322 R-0683100
LEE RUTH A.
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG
LOT 12 ORB 85/1 9
MAP #16C


03798-210K
SPage) 341 R-0723900 810.0o
NELSON DENNIS T., INC.
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
2892 N/2 OF LOT 35 ORB 114/717 FR
S2~8.5 GULF AIRE PROP. INC. : LESS
S/2 ORB 129/671 TO VAN DEN
AMC (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

NTON 03798-320R'
342 R-0726400 52E6.70
DAVIS GEORGE JR. 8: CARMELITA G
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
S267.94 LOT 27 ORB 129/1005 FR DUREN
MAP# 16C&
RMS BLK D
AC
NTON 03798-43ER
343 R-0728606 S1,063..38
NELSON DENNIS T., INC.
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II LOT
S266.99 8 ORB i14/720 FR GULF AIRE
EY K. PROP. INC.
MAP# 16C
BLK F
03798-484R
344 R-0729700 $208.59
$325.60 FARRIS LARRY '& JANICE
GULF AIRE PHASE III UNRECORDED
2 LOT 2 ORB 126/44 FR DUREN
MAP# 16C


BLK 0 03798-486R
34E R-0729800 $401.06
POVINGGOOD MICHAEL T.
S274.47 GULF AIRE PHASE III UNRECORDED
LOT 3,4 ORB 133/220 FR GULF
2 AIRE PROP,
MAP# 16C


BLK 5


03593-001R
323 R-0684500 S553.65
HARRELL ROBERT C. & MARYANN
BEACON HILL SUED PB 1 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 $610.64
OAKES MRS. WINNIE
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOT 6 8: 8 & NW/2 OF 4 ORB 90/
59 FR STANALAND & ORB 132/80
FR YARDLEY
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

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

03662-000R
326 R-0693600 $242.54
RANCHO ALGRIA
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOTS 18 & 19
MAP .#16C
BLK 14

03685-00R
327 R-0696100 S290.00
KENT CHARLES M.
BEACON HILL SUBDIVISION LOT
19 ORB 132/502 FR.COSTIN
MAP #16Cl


03706-OOOR
328 R-0698800
MORGAN ELTON THOMAS
BEACON HILL SUBD PB
LOT il ORB 71/10E4
MAP #16B


i PG


.03722rOOOR
329. -0701400 4.. S43.3
NELSON.DENNIS & .PAT ,,, ,
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOT 11 8: 5/2 OF 13 ORB 119/780
FR LUTTRELL
MAP #16CC
BLK 21
03733-0SOR
330 R-0704000 HX $145.80
WILDER JAMES C.
BEACON HILL SUBD PB i PG 2
LOTS 13, 15, 17 8: 19 ORB
129/528-29 FR CITIZENS FED S&L
MAP# i6C
BLK 24

03737-OOER
331 R-0705300 5443.72
NELSON DENNIS T. & PATRICIA
BEACON HILL SUBD. PB i PG 2
LOT 5 ORB 103/664 TO GRINER
BLK LK
BLK 20

03798-OOOR
332 R-0714000 $51785.17
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES, INC.
S31 8: 32 T6 Rii BEING LOTS 7 &
8 ORIG IN SEC 31 & PORTION IN
SEC 32 LESS GULF AIRE SUBD (
REC'D &a UNREC'D) &8: LESS TRACT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03798-004R
333 R-0714300 S4,261.86
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES
S 31 & 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 $611.79
HERNANDEZ BARBARA LOONEY
GULF AIRE PB 3 PG 13 LOT 4
ORB 01/992 FR LOONEY
MAP X16C


03798-014R
335 R-0715200 HX
RITCH BENJAMIN
GULF AIRE PB 3 PG 13 LO
ORB 114/398 FR SELLARS
MAP 1i6C


03798-015R
336 R-0715300
OAKES PAULA JEAN ALDRIDGE
GULF AIRE PB 3 PG 13 LOT
ORB 144/339 FR OAKES
MAP #16C


03798-110R
337 R-0721100
DUREN IKE
GULFAIRE SUBD. PHASE II
LOT 16 ORB 121/462 FR CA
MAP i16C

03798-19ER
338 R-0723600
NELSON DENNIS T. INC.
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
LOT 32 ORB 118/885 FR ST.
-JOSEPH BAY REALTY INC.
MAP# 161C
BLK C

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

03798-205R
340 R-0723800 5:
NELSON DENNIS T.I INC.
GULF AIRE SUBD. PHASE II
34 ORB 114/728 FR GULF A:
PROP. INC.
MAP# 16C


BLK 16


S224.93


03798-500R -
346 R-0730400
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES, INC
5 31 T 6 R 11
ORB 93/277 BEING 6 FT GULl
ACCESS EASEMENT
MAP# 16C

03798-501R
3497 R-0730500
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
S 31 T 6 R 11
6 FT GULF ACCESS EASEMENT
NAP# 16C

03798-SEOR
348 R-0731500 $1.
BLOUNT LINDEN V. 8: CAROLE
S31 T6 Rii ORB 96/108 BEIt
BLDG II UNIT 10 GULF AIRE
TOWNHOUSE "
MAP 16C

03798-S64R
3't9 R-0734600
GAFFNEY JOHN W. 8:
S 31 T 6 R 11
BEING UNIT 4 CORAL REEF
TOWHSHOUSES ORB 139/566 CC
FR PREISTLEY
MAP# 16C-

03798-705R
30 R-0734700 3
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
GULF AIRE PHASE IV, UNREC
LOT i
MAP# 16D
BLK I

03798-710R
351 R-073400
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
GULF AIRE PHASE IV, UNREC
LOT 2
MAP# 16D
BLI


G 2 03798-71ER
352 R-0734900
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
BLK GULF AIRE PHASE IV, UNREC
LK 8 LOT 3
6DiD 4'.~


BLK

03798-720R
353 R-0735O000
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC,
GULF AIRE PHASE IV, UNREC.
LOT 4
MAP# 16D
BLK I

03798-72ER
354 R-0735100 1
DUREN .IKE
GULF AIRE PHASE IV, UNREC
LOT 5 ORB 140/233-34 FR GU
AIRE PROPERTIES, INC.
MAP# 160
BLK


03798-740R
3WS R-0735400
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
GULF AIRE PHASE IV, UNREC
LOT 3
MAP# 16D
BLK


03798-75SR
356 R-0735700 $256.70
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
GULF AIRE PHASE IV, UNREC.
LOT 6
MAP# 16D
ELK J

03798-760R
357 R-0735800 5256.70
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC.
GULF AIRE PHASE IV, UNREC
LOT 7
MAP# 16D
BLK J


03798-76ER
308 R-0735900
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC,
GULF AIRE PHASE IV, UNREC:
LOT 8
MAP3 160


LK ~ BLK
03798-785R
1.629.48 359 R-0736200
GULF AIRE PROP. INC.
:T 9 PELICAN WALK, UNREC. SUB.
LOT 2
MAP# 16C


BLK A

S611.79

10


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


03805-002R
366 R-0;38400
DUREN IKE
S 31 T 6 R il 626- AC M
ORB 21/98 FR DOZIER
MAP# i4;-
03805-0oiR
367 R-0739100
DANIELS TELMON M. JR,
SEASHORE TOWNHOUSES
BEING UNIT 5 ORB 139/'6
FR PARKER
MAP# 16C

03820-OiOR
368 R-0756100
SULLIVAN III S. MICHAEL
S S T 7 R ii 3t FT GULF
FRONT; 190 FT DEPTH BEI
OF ATLANTIC ST END ORB
ii2/204 FR POOLE
MAP# 17A

0382i-O0OR
369 R-0756500
LOVETT JOHN HOWARD ET
SE T7 Rii 35 FT GULF
FRONTAGE; 189.80 FT DEP
BEING SOUTH EAST 1/2 OF
STREET END A/K/A SAILAW
ORB 97/1073 FROM LOVETT

03848-OOOR
370 R-0760200
JANOWSKI BOLESLAW M. &
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACO
A PORTION OF LOTS 14 8:
BEING DESCP. A ORB 118
JANOWSKI
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE


$88.56 038E-00OR
371 R-0761000
BRANCH GILDA GILBERT
F YON'S ADDITION TO BEACO
LOTS 16 8: 17
MAP #17A

03898-001R
S88.56 372 R-0765900
LOTZ GEORGE W JR
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACO
LOT 10 ORB 142/71E FR 0
MAP #17A


010.61 03907-OOOR
W. 373 R-0767300 HX
NG BUTLER HAROLD M.
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACOt
LOTS 61 7 8: N/2 OF 5
MAP #17A

03952-OOOR
S829.18 374 R-0772800
BRANCH A.G,, TRUSTEE
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON
LOT 9 ORB 96/487 FR. BEA
D MAP 17A


0395E-00OR
375 R-0773i00 S
S256.70 PEACOCK THERESA ET AL
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON
ALL OF BLK 15 ORB 9E/SE
ROM HANNON 8: MAY 50 F
Y VACATEDORB 99/544 BY G
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T

03974-OOOR
S256.70 376 R-0775700 s
SIMPSON ROY A.
S 5 T 7 R 11 PINE ST-IF
EXTENDED FROM HWY 98 TO
OF MEXICO IN SECT 5 REC'
120/908-10 FR SIMPSON ES
MAP #17A

S256.70 03981-001R
377 R-0776700 s
J & JO INVESTMENTS INC.
CORONADO GULFVIEW UNIT 1
114/17E FR CORONADO GULF
SINC.
MAP# 170

S256.70 03981-002R
378 R-0776800 I
J & JO INVESTMENTSi INC.
CORONADO GULFVIEW UNIT 2
126/944 FR COMCO
MAP# 17A


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03987-OOlR
25.6.70 379 R-0779200 H X 55. 48
HILL R EDWARD 8: SUSAN F.
5 5 T7 Ri1 PARCEL BEING
ULF FORMERLY LOTS 2 8: 3 &8: PORTION
OF GEORGIA CYPRESS-5TS BLOCK
i PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO.
I (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


206,70 04002-0OOR
S256.70 380 R-0782200 HX 5489
SMITH JOSEPHINE
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 1
LOTS 5 8: 6 ORB 102/192 FR
SMITH
MAP #17A


040i6-OOOR
381 R-0784400 HX 519?412
HANLON JAMES L. ET UX
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 1
LOTS 7 8: 9 ORB 99/91 8C FR'
HANLON
MAP# 17A
BLK 7

04049-020R
382 R-0787800 0646..EE
EVANS TALMADGE E. 8: BRENDA W.
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 1
LOT 8 8: 10 ORB 113/305 FR
PFLEGER
MAP #17A
BLK 11


04047-OOOR
383 R-0788100 HX S310.42
RIDGLEY ROBERT C JR 8: AGNES*
J PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 1
LOT 12 ORB 96/630 FROM COSTIN
$204.80 & GIBSON
MAP # 17A
BLK 11


$204,


BLK A 03798-8OOR
361 R-0736500 $204,
GULF AIRE PROP. INC.-
$526.70 PELICAN WALK; UNREC. SUB.
LOT S
MAP# i6C
AREY
03798-805R
362 R-0736600 $204.
DUREN IKE
S206.70 PELICAN WALK: UNREC, SUB.
LOT 6 ORB 138/936-37 FR GULF
AIRE PROP., INC.
MAP# 16C

03798-830R
363 R-0737100 $204,
GULF AIRE PROP. INC.
PELICAN WALK, UREC. SUB.
$256.70 LOT 11
HAP# 16C

03798-840R
364 R-0737300 $204,
GULF AIRE PROP. INC.
LK C PELICAN WALK, UNREC. SUB.
LOT 13
MAP# 16C
1,297.52
03798-8eOR
LOT 365 R-0737500 $251.
IRE GULF AIRE PROp INC.
PELICAN WALK, UNREC. SUB.
LOT A
BLK C MAP# 16Ci


04048-OOOR
384 R-0788200 S157.63
WOOD CARL DAVID
.80 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 1
LOT I ORB 102/991 FR COSTIN 8:
GIBSON
MAP# 17A
BLK ii

04067-010R
.80 385 R-0790900 5498.38
5HEARER MARGARET V.
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 1
LOTS 10 ORB 113/1000 FR
DEESON 8: ORB 139/564 BC FR
SHEARER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
.80
04127-050R
386 R-0798200 530.680
BRAY JAMES C. ET AL
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
NE/2 OF LOTS 1 & 2 ORB 120/
564 FR MILLER
MAP# 170
80 ELK :26

04140-OOR
387 R-0799E00 $6S7.68
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 135/146 FR WILLIAMS
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX FROL)

04145-001R
388 R-080000 C S415.82
KENT CHARLES M.
.98 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT 2
49.99 X 10O FT PORTION OF LOT
14 (BEING LOT 1 OF AN UNREC
SUBD) ORB 130/966-67 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


$256.70


BLK 42

04247-OOOR
398 R-0820600 1,997.16
MATTHEWS ARTHUR L. 8: ANNIE
S 16 T 7 R 11 .980 AC M/L
164.04 FT GULF FRONT; 267 FT
AV DEPTH ORB 98/5S2 FR
VIZCARRA
MAP# 32B

04255-020R
399 R-0021200 $74S.90
KIRBY STEPHEN E 8: DEBORAH M
ST. JOSEPH SHORES SUBD PB 1
PG 36 5 10 FT OF LOT 3; N 40
FT OF LOT 4- BEING SO X 110 FT
LOT ORB 141/706 FR HARRISON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

04255-'030R
4.00 R-0821300 022899.60
VIZCARRA EULOGIO M. M.D.P.A.
ST. JOSEPH SHORES SUBD PB 1
PG 36 S 50 FT OF LOT 4, LOT 5
MAP# 32B
BLK 1,

04255-060R
401 R-0821700 51.616.70
VIZCARRA EULOGIO M. M.D.P.A.
ST. JOSEPH SHORES SUBD PB i
PG 36 S/2 LOT 7 DIVIDED E 8: W
FR 20 FT N OF SEC && 20 FT S
OF NWC ALL OF LOT 9 8: LOT 10


(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE


E TAX ROLL)


04281-002R
402 R-082560O $4,521.80
RAFFIELD FISHERIES
5 35 T 7 R 11 3.90 AC M/L
3300 FT ON CANAL ORB 81/391
MAP 49C

04284-OOOR
403 R-0825600 %461685.87
RAFFIELD FISHERIES
S 35 T 7 R 11 4.98 AC E46.5
FT ALG GULF CO CANAL REC'D
ORB 29/771 MAP 49C

04319-OOOR
40 R-0828400 $87.80
ROGERS LEWIS H.
C. P. GAULDINGS ADDN PB 1 PG
30 LOTS 3 S: 4 ORB 3/246
BLK D
MAP '498B

0-.324-OOP.R
405 R-0829000 5204.80
OWSHALL DOROTHY M.
C. P. GAULDINGS ADDN PB 1 PG
30 E/2 LOT 1i, LOTS 12
UNNUMBERED ADJ LOT BEING SO X
i40 FT &: LESS ORB 97/1047 TO
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE,TAX ROLL)

0+-361-0-OOR
406 R-0832400 $110.46
WOOD TAMELA L-
HIGHLAND VIEW PB 1 PG 22 E 56
FT OF LOT 14" 8: 11 LESS S 30
FT OF 11; BEING THE OLD STORE
B...DG ORB 87. /: :9 S: LESS 601

044-12-OOOR
407 \S-083710 $173.77
HALL JO ANN
BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB i PG 26
LOT 1 ORB 135/7.0-52 FR
ADAMS ESTATE
MAP# .49B
BLK G

044Oi-OAOR
408 R-08379 0 S370.85
GAY TIMOTHY W. 8: DONNA L.
BA'/VIEW HEIGHTS PB i PG 26
LOT 9 8: 12 ORB 138/747-48
FR ROBERSON
MAP# 49B
BLK G

04-484-OOOR
409 R-0844000 $200.17
MATHIS SANDRA
FOREHAND SECOND ADDITION TO
HIGHLAND VIEW PB 1 PG 50 LOTS
3, 4 8: E ORB 90/326 FR
JACKSON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

04E39-030R
410 R-OB49300 S355.75
VIZCARRA EULOGIO
S 27 T 7 R 11 .594 AC M/L 225
FT US 98 FRONT; 115 FT DEPTH
ORB 89/390 FR JACKSON ET AL

04E46-029R
4il R-08E3000 S472,00
DARNA HENRY 8: JUDY
5 26 T 7 R 11 300 FT LOT
BEING 5/2 OF NE/4 OF SE/4 OF
GOVT LOT 14 UNREC. CONTRACT
FR EWING
MAP# 495


O44E-0OO2R
S, 387-48 389 R-0800600 5350.20
KENT CHARLES M.
I/L PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT 2
49.99 X 1i0 FT PORTION OF
LOTS i 8: i (BEING LOT 2 OF
AN UNREC SUBD.) ORB 126/251-
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
$1,700.25
0414S-003R
390 R-0800700 5396,87
68-6 KENT CHARLES M.
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT 2
49.99 X 150 FT PORTION OF LOT
15 (BEING LOT 3 OF AN UNREC
SUBD.) ORB 136/288-E99 FR CRAFT
S2,00.406 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

04160-00OR
ING N/2 391 R-0803200 S.497.8
RICHTER BILLY R. 8: MARTHA C.
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
LOT 9 ORB 136/843 FR ALABAMA
ELECTRIC CO. INC.
MAPR 170
51i.69.15 BL.K 32
AL
04164-000R
TH M/L 392 R-0803600 S17.63
WARD LOVINGGOOD MICHAEL T.
AY #2 PORT ST- JOE BEACH UNIT NO. ;:
rE LOT 16 ORB 128/ii3-1'+ AA FIR
PARKER
MAP# 17A
S378,44 BLK 3:2
MARY J.
3N HILL 04177-OOOR
iS 393 R-0806300 S403.39
;/266 FR TAYLOR DONALD R
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2,
TAX ROLL) LOT 10 ORB 141/31i-i5.TO
TAYLOR ET AL (LIFE ESTATE
RESERVED)
S3E5.7E (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

)N HILL 04182-000R
394 R-0806900 $157.63
BRIGMAN JAMES A. SR.
BLK 4 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
LOT E
*- .- MAP #17A
S362.6 BLK 36

N HILL 04198-OOOR
'DELL 395 R-0809000 5157.63
ESTES ROBERT 5 8: GLORIA
BLK 8 OR ST JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
(FORMERLY) LOT 4
s81E.35 ORB 141/162 FR COSTIN
MAP# 17A
N HILL BLK 40

0'+i99-001iR
BLK 9 396 R-0809200 %477,09
DRAPER EUMORFIA F.
S185.94 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
LOT 3 ORB 73/5$45
N HILL MAP #17A
AMAN BLK 41

BLK 1-4 0420',-0OSR
397 R-0808500 S481.24
RICHARDSON THERESA T.
S4+092.02 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
LOT 6 ORB 113/685 FR STOVER
HILL MAP#17A


0463E-00R
415 R-0863100 HX
WHITAKER LINDA G.
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD. PB J
35 LOT 7 ORB 119/329
LOWERY
MAP# 50A
BLK E

04637-OOOR
416 R-0863300
GAINER MANSFIELD
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1
3E Ni/2 OF LOT 10
ORB 128/879 FR LEWIS
MAP# 50A ,
BLK

04638-OOOR
417 R-0863400 S
GAINER JERRY
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1
35 5/2 OF LOT 10
MAP #50AE
B

04640-0OOR
418 R-0863600 S
MC KELVY POLLY, HEIRS OF
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1
35 LOT 20
MAP #50A


04670-OOOR
419 R-0866500
STARLING OIL CO.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS
8: 19
MAP SGOA


BLK 8

04674-000R
420 R-0866900 501897.12
STARLING OIL CO.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS
21i23, LESS E 30 FT. OF 23
MAP #50A


04676-OOOR
421 R-0867100 5167.29
STARLING OIL COMPANY
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE 30 FT.
OFF E END OF LOT 23 REC'D ORB
72/648
MAP #500
BLK 8

04715-001R
422 R-0870900 Si13.06
GULF TWIN INC,
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE N 20 FT
OF E/2 OF LOT 18 ORB 83/609
MAP #50A
BLK 15

04716-OOOR
4-23 R-0871000 5529.78
GULF TWIN INC.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE N 21 FT
8: 5 9 FT OF W 4F FT OF LOT 14
8: W 45 FT OF LOTS 16i. 18 : 20
ORB 81/969
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

04762-OOOR
424 R-0876600 S619.E8
GOODSON ADDIE (MRS.)
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT 2,3
MAP #50A


04786-OO0R
425 R-0880900
ST. JOE MOTOR COMPANY
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT
4 & 6, LESS i FT OFF E
MAP #0OA


0480S-OOOR
426 R-0883500
ST. JOSEPH BAY CONSTRUCT
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
LOT 11 ORB 117/687-88 FR
GUARLES
MAP 500A
B

04'+85-OOOR
427 R-0891400
WHITTINGTON DOUGLAS A.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT
ORB 130/620 @C FR WHITTI
MAP# 500
IL

04867-OOOR
428 R-0897000 S
FFCA/IPI 1984 PROPERTY C'
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT
2,4,6,8 ORB 115/333 FR
SANDERS
MAP # 0OA


04898-004R
429 R-0900400 HX
WORTHINGTON MARY
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT
W/2 OF LOT 19 ORB 87/874
MAP #500


04905-00OR
430 R-0901100 S
COMBS GLEN F. ET UX
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE S'L
FT OF LOTS 28 8: 30 ORB 8
FR PROWS
MAP #500A


04-965-OOOR
431 R-0907600 HX
COOPER CHARLES H JR 8: MA)
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT!
& 14 ORB i33/741 FR JOHt
MAP# 1560


05042-OOOR
432 R-0916500
COMBS GLEN F. 8: JUAWANA (
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT
ORB 135/82-3 FR THORPE
MAP #BOA


05074-OOR
433 R-0921400 HX
HIEBER GEORGE E.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE Li
8: 12
MAP #BOA


05091-000F
434 R-0923200
KERN PETER C.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE"
ALL BLK 57 BEING A 32C
FT PARCEL ORB 119/919 F
HEALTH ENTERPRISES OF
MAPN# OA


0E286-OOOR
435 R-0943900 HX $404.83
CUMBIE JAMES W. JR. 8: SALLY AN
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
1 LOTS i 8: 2 ORB 136/492 FR
HAMBY
MAP# 0A
BLK 78

05293-000R
436 R-0944600 $459.83
VISCARRA EULOGIO
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
i LOT 14 ORB 80/992
MAP.00OD
BLK 78


04556-O05R
412 R-0853900 HX S567.10
STRICKLAND KARLTON 8: BEVERLY
S 26 T7 Rii 190.02 X 127.39
FT LOT IN NORTH 1/2 OF
NORTHWEST 1/4 OF NE/4 OF
ORIG. GOVT LOT 14 ORB 93/457
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

04606-OOOR
413 R-OSA0200 S186.84
BELL TISHIA LEE
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB i PG
3. LOT OREI 92/:':: F'R DlU',LEY
MAP #EOA
BLK A



04630-OOOR
414 R-0862500 $211.13
GAINER MANSFIELD 8: CORA LEE
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUBD PB 1
PG3S LOT 12 ORB 75/693
MAP #50A
BLK B


5433.19

UNIT NO. 1
FR DAVIS
RISH


0.313-000R
438 R-0946600 HX $233.1E
RICHARDSON WALTER ALAN 8:
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
i LOTS 10 &8: 11 ORB 107/628 FR
REED (PARRISH)
MAP #50D
BLK 79


OE345-OOOR
439 R-0949800 HX S569.5i
LOCKE BRONCIEL N.
$S08.31 ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
P LOTS 3 8: 4
PG NMAP #SOA
BLK 82

05376-OOOR
B 440 R-09S2900 HX $442.96
POWELL JAMES P. 8: TAMMY T.
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO,
B.129,, 67 1 LOT i ORB 11/1045 FR GAY
NAP SOOD
PG BLK 85

05389-OOOR
LK B 441 R-0954200 5730.53
HAMBY DAVID
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
310.11 1 LOT 15 8: S/2 OF LOT 16 ORB
.92/33 FR HADDON
MAP #0OD
BLK 85


BLK B 05392-OOOR
442 R-095400 HX S141.77
NELSON EULON WAYNE ET UX
$721.24 ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
1 LOTS 20 & 21
S 17 MAP #5OD


05403-OOOR
443 R-095FSOO HX
WILLIAMS RICHARD N.
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION
1 LOT iS ORB 84/543
MAP #S0A


BLK 85


$392.81
ET UX
UNIT NO.


BLK 86


05448-OOOR
444 R-0961900 $341.66
CLAYTON LARRY J.
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
2 LOTS 8 8: 9 ORB 126/379 QC
FR CLAYTON
MAP SOD
BLK 89

05461-000R
445 R-0963000 HX $262.38
MC ARDLE LINDA 8: JAMES L,
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
2 LOT S ORB 137/23 FR MC ARDLE
MAP #50D
BLK 90

05462-OO0R
446 R-0964500 S738.29
BRAGDON MATTIE L.
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO. 2
LOT 20 ORB 113/964 FR BRAGDON
BLK 90
MAP# 500 & 68C


0520-00R
447 R-0970500 HX S20'
SMITH DURWOOD A
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
2 LOT i ORB i41/615 FR SMITH
MAP# SOD


7.58


BLK ?5


BLK 18 05573-000R
49-8 R-0975700 HX 5335.63
HEAPS CLETUS F. 8: MARY M.
0619.00 ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
9 LOT 7 ORB 103/389
TS 2' MAP #50D
END BLK 107

BLK 22 05591-OOR
+4-9 R-0978300 HX $438.13
WOOD RONNIE K. &8: TAMELA L.
S843.22 ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
TION 9 LOT 12 ORB 133/355 FR DAVIS
MAP #50D
IBLK 109

05687-OOOR
LK 24 4, 50 R-100700 : Si,752.43
BALL JAMES L. 8:
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
5450.18 LOT 13, FRACTL. 9 & PART OF
11 LYING E OF SR 30 REC'D ORB
r 21 78/946 8: ORB 12E/536-37 FR
NGTON (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

K 32 05690-OOOR
41i R-1006000 $112.56
GANT CHESTER JR. ET AL
.0,994.41 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
:o, LOTS 17 8: 19 ORB.79/i9
rs MAP #50B
BLK 1001

LO692-OOOR
BLK 36 452 R-1006200 HA s101.83
CHILDS RUTH
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
s101.01 LOT 20 ORB 96/476-478 SC FR.
DAWSONS 8: CORBETT ORB 94/893
r 17 8 FR MCDONALD ET AL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
BLK 37 05700-001R
453 R-1007i00 $322.08
STALLWORTH JR. OTIS & TONY, P.
1,855.08 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG. S
61i FT OF LOT 31 ORB 127/582 FR
.Y 7i DRIESBACH
7/831 BLK 1001
BLK 1001

BLK 37 05702-001R
404 R-1007500 $130.84
JONES ERNEST MC DONALD SR.
5298.73 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG. N
RIAN M 60 FT OF LOT i ORB 75/i20
S 12 MAP #0OA
NSON BLK 1002

BLK 4-2 05703-000R
455 R-1007600 S88.46
GANT CHESTER JR. ET UX
5661.80 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIGO.
G.* LOT 2 OfB '. /. 71
11 MAP ECA
BLK 1002


BLK 47 05740-GOOR
'.6 R-1011600 $857.82
GANT CHESTER JR. ET UX
5248.29 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
LOT 31 ORB 83/396
OTS 11 MAP #50B
BLK 1003

EBLKf: 0 OE71-000R
457 R-1011700 S474.31
BELL TISHIA L.
Si,42-.8S CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
LOT i ORB 64/4E8
NMAP 000t
'+2C BLK 1004


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05306-00OR
.37 R-0945900
WHITE ROY JEFFERSON
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION
LOT 2 ORB 92/1076
UNREC. AGREEMENT FR
BLK 79 "
MAP# 50D












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0E79E-00OR
5E8 R-1018i00 $204.76
GADSON QUINN CORA LEE EST.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
N/2 OF LOT 12
MAP #50A
BLK 1006

OS79&-OOOR
459 R-1018200 $40.23
BEWEY MARGARET
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG,
S/2 OF LOT 12
MAP #500A
BLK 1006

08804-DOOR
460 R-1019000 $465.95
JONES LESA A. 8: RAY 0. LIKELY
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
LOT 20 ORE 1i24/52 FR JONES
EST.
MAP# 0A
BLK 1006

0O829-O000R
461 R-iO22100 $88.46
HAMILTON GERTRUDE 8: KYLAR
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT i PB i PG
33 LOT 19
MAP #049D


BLK 1007

05861-O00R
462 R-1025300 s136.
WILLIAMS ELIZABETH H,
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT 1 PB 1 PG
33 LOT 13, 8: W 23 FT OF LOT
iS"

05866-OOOR
463 R-1026000 $124,.
DANIELS GENE ET UX
.MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT i PB i PG
33 LOT 20 ORB 81/549 8: 612
MAP #49D
BLK 1009

05889-OODR
464 R-1028s00 $269.:
PACE BENJAMIN
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT 2 PB PGS
46 : 47 LOT 28 OAB 75/199
MAP #49D


BLK 1010

05907-00OR
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 LANDE
DEV. CO.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


08907-008R
466 R-1030600
PITTMAN AMOS
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT NO.
8 LESS S 67 FT ORB 114
HURLBURT
, MAP# 49D


S303


06034-000R
480 R-1047800 HX
LENNOX MARTHA M.
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT
LOT 21 8: S 17.E FT OF LI
PB 2 PG 53
MAP# FOA
1SL

060Ei-OOFR
48i R-i O00C0 HX
ALLEN MARY' L
MILLVIEU ADDITION UNIT i
LOT S PB 2 PG S3 ORB 13F
FR ST. JOE FOREST PROD.
MAP# 8CA
BL

0601-0 PI
482 R-10S0700
BUICK DEREK
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT I
PB 2 PG 53 LOTS 12
ORB 1371i'-16 FR ST. JOE
FOREST PRODUCTS CO. LESS
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE

06164-OOOR
483 R-1062000
NUNERY BENJAMIN FERN ET
OAK GROVE SUBD PB 1 PG
LOTS 11 8: 13
MAP #E1A


06166-OOOR
484 R-1062200
RAFFIELO ROBERT A.
69 OAK GROVE SUBD PB 1 PG
LOTS 2) 4, 6; 8 8: 10 ORI
88/134
MAP #51iA


57 06178-000R
485 R-1063700
PHILYAW ROBERT E 8: WILD
OAK GROVE SUBD. PB 1 PG
LOTS 5 8: 7 ORB 142/939
NOWREY
MAP# 51iA


BL

06246-OOOR
486 R-1076300
COMBS GLEN
S 36 T 8 R 11 2.28 AC M/
PARCEL ON C-30 (BEING S(A
LOT HOWE) ORB 114/827 FF
MILLER
MAP# 2D

06247-OOOR
487 R-1076500 HX
MOORE MARK RANDALL
S 25 T 8 R 11 74.7 FT BA
FRONT 8: SR 30 ORB 142/79
FR MOORE
MAP# 20A


06266-035R
i1 LOT 488 R-i087900 3
f/S69 FR HARTLAUB THOMAS C. 8: CHA
FEATHER SOUND
LOT 7 ORB 127/1039 FR S
BLK 1012 BLgAS- VILLAS DEV, CO.
MAP# 1C9


0910-OiR
467 R-1031000 Si1ii74
HURLBUT MILES K.
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT i PB 1 PG
33 LOT 12 LESS S 67 FT. ORB
114/464- 6 FR ST. JOSEPH LAND
'DEV. CO.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

05913-00DR
468 R-1031300 HX S186.84
DAWSON DARION A. 8: GWENDOLYN
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT i PB 1 PG
33 LOT 16 -ORB iE:/105 FR
PETERS
MAP #49D
BLK 1012

05949-DOOR
469 R--103SO00 8.46
GRANGER ANNIE G. (MRS.)
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO.. 2
PB 1 PGS 46 8: 47 LOT 8 8: W/2
OF LOT 10 ORB 143/835 FR
GRANGER


(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SE

08977-0OOR
470 R-iO37600 HX
MONETTE CLARENCE
MILLVIEW ADDITION UN:
PB 1 PGS 46 8: 47 LOTS
ORB 92/317 8: 318 FR
MAP EOA ."


06015-O00R
471 R-1041400 HX
BELL.TISHIA L
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNI
LOTS 25 8: 27 PB 1 PG5
MAP# 50A


06025-OOOR
472 R-1042400
GANT CHESTER JR.
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNI
LOT 4 PB 1 PGS 46 &
MAP# 50A


06027-OOSR
473 R-1043200 HX
PETERSON DOROTHY
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNI
LOT 9 PB 2 PG 53 ORB
46 FR ST. JOE FOREST
MAP# 50A


* 06027-014R
474 R-i043800 HX
BAILEY VERNELL
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNI
LOT 1S PB 2 PG 53 ORB
S71 FR ST. JOE FOREST
MAP 50 OA


06028-OOOR
47E R-1044800 HX
JONES VALERIE ANN
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNI
LOT i ORB i06/6S3 FR
2 PG E3
MAP 00A

06028-011iR
476 R-1048400 HX
THOMAS MARY' L
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNI
LOT 12 8: N/2 OF LOT i
92/247 FR ST JOE LD B:
PB 2 PB 53 8: ORB 127/
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SE

06029-008R
477 R-1046600 HX
LOWERY GWENDOLYN
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNI
LOT 10 ORB 98/640 FRO
JOSEPH LAND' & DE'. CO
E3
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SE

06029-012R
478 R-1046900 HX
LEWIS ROBERT & THELMA
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNI
PB 2 PG 53 LOT 14 ORB
103/703- 4 FR ST. JOSE
8: DEV CO,
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE

06025-014R
479 R-i047100 HX
THOMPSON JEAN
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNII
LOT 18 ORB 91/832 FR *
9) LD 8: DEV CO PB 2 PG E
MAP# 0OA


06266-040R
489 R-i088000
THIGPEN STEPHEN G, 8: SHE
FEATHER SOUND
LOT 8 ORB 128/1030 FR S
BLAS VILLAS DEV. CO..
MAP# 198

06266-04SR
490 R-1088100
THIGPEN STEPHEN G. 8: SHE
FEATHER SOUND
LOT 9 ORB 1:28/1022 FR S
BLAS VILLAS DEV, CO.
MAP# 198

06266-OSOR
491 R-1088200
THIGPEN STEPHEN J. 8: SHE
FEATHER SOUND
LOT 10 ORB 128/1038 FR
BLAS VILLAS DEV. CO.
MAP# 19B


EE TAX ROLL) 06266-13SR
492 R-i089400
WEST BEACH COMPANY, INC.
$381.94 FEATHER SOUND SUB. (UNRE
1.56 AC M/L LOTS 17,23)
IT NO. 2 26, 8: 27 BEING A 204 FT
S 9 8: 11 PARCEL ON SR 30E
MAP)# 198

BLK 1017 06267-106R
493 R-1091100 S
GOLZ RAYMOND A. & DIANE
$32.73 S 7 T 9 R 11 8: S 12 T 9
CAPE SHOALS TOWNHOUSE UN
IT NO. 2 ORB 139/995-96 FR HIGHLY
46 8: 47 PROPERTIES
MAP#t 18C
BLK 1018
06268-065R
494 R-109+4400
$226.28 NESBIT GRAY AK:ERS ET AL
S 7 T 9 R 11
IT NO. 2 102 FT ON SR 30E; 664.1
47 AV DEPTH ORB 126/98-96
SULLINS
BLK 1019 MAP# 18C

06268-067R
S214.05 498 R-1094600
DAYOUB JAMES R. ET AL
IT NO. 3 S 7 T 9 R 11
130/74S- Si FT GULF FRONT;- 351.01
PROD. AV DEPTH ORB 126/97-98
SULLINS
BLK 1020 MAP# 18C

06268-068R
5198.44 4996 R-1094700 S
HAMILTON JESS 8: SANDRA H
:T NO. 3 S 7 T 9 R ii
127/570- 102 FT GULF'FRONT; 1038
PROD, CO AV DEPTH ORB 130/680 FR
SULLINS
BLK 1020 MAP# 18C

06268-1i8R
$516.64 497 R-1096900
BARBER JAY 0.
:T NO. 3 5 18 T 9 R 11
JONE PB 51.0'+ FT GULF FRONT; 36
FT AVERAGE DEPTH BEI41G L
OF TRACT 14 ORB 123/140-
BLK 1021 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T

06268-121R
S234.08 498 R-1097200
BARBER JAY O,.
T NO, 3 S 18 T 9 R ii
4 ORB 102 X 422 FT PARCEL)
DEV CO BEING LOTS 2;3,4;E ORB
1070 SC 425 FR MAY LESS LOT 1 ORi
E TAX ROLL) (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE Ti

06268-122R
5189.06 499 R-1097300
LUNT ROGER W.
T NO. 3 S 18is T 9 R ii
M ST. El X 106,76 FT PARCEL; I
PB 2 PG PARCEL A OF AN UNREC SUBI
ORB 123/149 FR MAY LESS i
E TAX ROLL) (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE Ti

06268-167R
S20'4.87 500 R-1098900 S:
PRASCSAK GEORGE M JR 8: Ci
T NO- S 18 T 9 R 11
885.5 FT GULF FRONTAGE BE:
EPH LAND E LOT 7 OF SURVEY SS.5 X 4:
FT ORB 137/11i-1i FR FOS"
E TOA ROLL) (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE Ti

06268-200R
si22.21 .O1i R-1099000
SILVA RAFAEL ET UX
T NO. 3 S 19 8:20 T 9 R 11 225 Fl
ST JOE GULF FRONT; 715 FT AV DEI
BEING IN TRACT 27 8: 28 F
TITLE 8: MORT ORB 87/485
BLK 1022 MAP#S 19D


06268-300R
$50.65 S02 R-i"99600 5 : 79-.2 2
AVERY JUDGE RICHARD M. JR.
NO. 3 S 2 T *R P 11 i FT GULF
OT 19 FRONT; 711.35 FT AV DEPTH
PART TRACTS 29 8: 30 ORE:
2110/S32 FR FLA, TITLE 8: MORTG
LK 1023 MAP #19.?
C0.-6-2i-3J.OP.
103 R-1099700 %723.16
25i. SILVA RAFAEL S: HILDA
S 20 T 9 R 11 224.67 FT GULF
NO. 3 FRONTi 753.38 FT AV DEPTH OUT
S/90-91 OF TRACT 28 ORB 89/E-0 AA FR
CO. FLA TITLE 8: MORT 8: ORB 127/E563
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL!
06268-4" i2F
V04 R-iO0100 1i;478..53
9.09 JET-AIR
5 20 T 9 R 11 LOT 1 SAN BLAS
NO 3 VILLAS ORB i34/149 FR MONEYHAN
MAP# 19iD

5 ORB 06268-414R
TAX ROLL) 50 R-!i00200 HX $1,006.79
UNGARO DENNIS A. 8: JULIE A.
5 20 T ? R 11 LOT 2
%325.48 ORB i29/3-4'+ FR SAN BLAS VILLAS
UX INC.
12 MAP# 19D0
06268-418R .
BLK 6 506 R-O I10000 $i,478..53
MILLS RICH.ARD E. 8: DOROTHY M4
S 20 T R 11 LOT 4
ORB 130/926-28 FR SAN'BLAS
VILLAS
$552.39 MAP# 19D

12 06268-501R
B 507 R-1100800 $2 726.61
MEREDITH DERWOOD 8: DORIS
S & T 9 R 11 390 FT BAY
BLK: 6 FRONT;100 FT FRONT ON COUNTY
ROAD 30 E; 793.08 FT DEPTH
ORB 92/168 FROM FLA TITLE AND
S2'+2.4 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
A E 06268-5'72R
12FR 08 R-102600 1770,90
FR PERKINS. P.A. OVERALL 0,
5 6 T 9 R 11
100 FT BAY FRONT; 938.75 FT AV
L'" 11 DEPTH ORB 138/978-77 FR
VENTRY
5753.91 MMAP# 6A

06268-57'+R
L 509 R-11i 02700 S770.90
V-APERINS OVERALL 0. 8: MARY S,
S &6 T 9 R 11i
100 FT BAY FRONTi 947.5 AV
DEPTH ORPE 13e/985-87 FR
VEN7RY
S130.12 MOAP- 6A
iY 06268-700R
?6-97 510 R-1103600 $782.22
S GAY WAYNE 8: JUNE
5 7 T 9 R 1i 1.68 AC M/L
101.S FT BAY FRONTAGE) 723.35
FT AV DEPTH ORB 106/100i FR
FEAGIN
B2 I.,186 MAP#) 18C
;RLOTTE
06269-021R
E1l R-1106O100 S188,94+
HARRISON GEORGE H III 8: MOLLY
SAN BLAS ESTATES PB 3 PGS
20,2i 8: 22 .606 AC BEING LOT
589.28 2 1 ORB 90/ 403 LESS W'LY
-I-LA .= PORTION ON GULF TO GRUBB IN
ILA (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

-ON 06269-028R
512 R-1106700 $1,300.93
MONTGOMERY ROBERT B. ET AL
SAN BLAS ESTATES PB 3 PG5 20,
$487.87 21 8: 22 LOT 28 1,72 AC ORB
ILA 82/799 100 FT GULF FRONT
8: 1/6 INT ORB 141/81i FR
OAN (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL.)
O0269-03SR
E3 R--1107400 1Si216.2i
MONTGOMERY ROBERT B. ET AL
$S487.S7 SAN BLAS ESTATES LOT 38 1..2
-ILA 'AC ORB 82/799 100 FT GULF
FRONT 8: 1/6 INT ORB 14+1/E81 FR
SAN ANDREWS
MAP# 19B8

06269-I130R
Ei'+ R-1110600 5o 136&99
865.27 JOHNSON LINDA C
SAN BLAS ESTATES 44'+.,6 X
"C) 182.3 FT PORTION OF LOT 22
2,28i, BEING 22-82) N/2 OF A DUPLEX
AS REC-'D ORB 141/730-2 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06269-305R *
515 R-111700 $ 5978.49-
1,587.03 KAPLAN STEVE
D, CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2C-2
R 12 A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
IT 6 ESTATES SUBD. ORB 105/781
NO MAPR# 19B
0,269-314R
5i6 R-ii112600 $978,49
TAYLOR SHARRYE J.
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2J-1
S8S0,17 A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUBD. ORB 131/721-22
FR GREAT WESTERN BANK
4 FT MAP# 198
FR
06269-321R
S17 R-Ii13300 $3 .985
SAMPLES RICHARD E. &8: LYNl
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2P-2
$497.28 A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUBD. ORB i04/769
MAP# 198B
FT
FR 06269-E60R
i18 R-1114600 $1S160.42
BRUHN DONALD J. &: DELLA
5 18 T 9 R 11 SEAGULL BAY. A -
CONDOMINIUM UNIT 11--A
1588.81 PRB 135/600-601 FR STROTHER
ARRISO CORP.
MAP) 198
.E FT
06269-E66R
819 R-111E100 $1.06609
SBRUHN DONALD J. 8: DELLA
S 18 T 9 R 11 ROBIN BAY, A
CONDOMINIUM UNIT 10-B
5737.87 ORB 13S/600-601 FR STROTHER
CORP.
MAP# 19B
8.64
OT 8 06274'-006R
41 FR E20 R-ili7800 $1E7.63
AX ROLL) PELLAND GEORGE E. 8: MARION B.
S 14 T 9 R 1iO0
BEING LOT 6 ORB 137/163-64 FR
*615.,00 TREASURE SHORES LIMITED
MAP# 54

06274-007R
129/ 821 R-1117900. $17.63
B 129/ HALL DENNIS C, 8: SANDRA K.
AX ROLL) 5 14 T 9 R 11
LOT 7 TREASURE BAY UNREC.
ORB 138/125-26 FR TREASURE
5187.&3 SHORES) LTD
MAP# 84

BEING 0627'4-020R
D~-=* E22 R-1119200 299.16
3RB COLLINS LAMAR 8: EDWARD HILL


AX ROLL) S 14 T ? R il
BEING PARCEL E 8: 6
ORB 13S/60C2-4 FR BAYCO DEV.
,)601,31 CO. INC,
AROL D (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

ING 0627'+-030R
27.5 523 R-11i20000 S93.1i
TER GODWIN BILLY G 8: CATHERINE T
AX ROLL) S 14 T 9 R 11
BEING PARCEL iA
ORB 14F/705-706 FR TREASURE
S724.i9 SHORES LIMITED
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
T
PTH 06274-031R
R FLA .24 R-1120100 157.63
AA GODWIN BILLY G. 8: CATHERINE I,
S 4 T 9 R 11


BEING PARCEL 2A
ORB 139/66-67 FR BAYCO DEV,
CO. INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA( ROLL)
06274-043R
52S R-ii21300 5157.63
HALL DENNIS C. 8: SANDRA K.
5 14 T 9 R 11
BEING PARCEL 8
ORB 139/871-72 FR BAYCO DEV.
CO. INC.
MAP# 54

06274-044R
526 R-121400 5157.63
HALL DENNIS C. : SANDRA K.
S 14 T 9 R 11i
BEING PARCEL 6
ORB 138/907-8 FR BAYCO DEV.
CO. INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


06274-2i5R
527 R-1124100
STEWART RACHEL ANN
TREASURE GAY
, LOT 3 ORB 139/60-61 FR
\TREASURE SHORES LIMITED
MAP# S4


$417.08


SBLK C

06274-250R
528 R-ii24800 $417,08
CULLEN JOHN F ET AL
TREASURE BAY
LOT 10 ORB 143/883 FR TREASURE
SHORES LTDE
MAP# 54
BLK C
06274-260R
829 R-l 125000 $417.08
WOOD JO"IN
TREASURE BAY
LOT 12 ORB 139/268-69 FR
TREASURE SHORES LIMITED
MAP# 84C
BLK C

06276-004R
530 R-ii26300 S2,419.58
KELLEY JAMES M,
CAPE SAN BL-AS GULFSIDE 8:
BAYSIDE TRACT 4 1.1i, AC ORB
106/984-5 FR HERRING PB 3 PGS
24) 24A.: 24B 8: 2'+4-
MAP# 19D

06276-07SRP.
831 R-ii31300 1:780.48
SHEVALIER RAYM'OND D. 8: CLAUDIA
CAPE SAN BL1AS GULFSIDE 8:
BAYSIDE 60.6 FT GULF FRONT
PORTION OF LOT 8 BEING UNIT A-
1 SUNRISE 8: SUNSET TOWNHOUSES
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06276-076R
532 R-i31400 $110.46
YATES ROBERT J. 8: MIKE MALOY
CAPE SAN BLAS GULFSIDE 8:
BAYSIDE A PORTION OF TRACT
39 ORB 134/923 FR HAMPTON
8: LESS ORB 136/146 TO MALOY 8:
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06288-510R
533 R-1134900 S877.82
JONES G PIERCE III
SAN BLAS PLANTATION
LOT 2 ORB 139/892-93 FR SAN
BLAS DEV.
MAP# 35D

06288-56R
534 R--ii36000 $336.91
,CROSS ALTON NI SR
SAN BLAS PLANTATION
LOT i3 ORB :139/894-96 FR SAN
BLAS.BEACH DEV. CO.
MAP# 35D

06291-002R
538 R-i14-4700 $74H2.61
SNJC LTD
S 22 T 9 R 11 SURFSIDE
ESTATES UNIT NO. 2 LOT 11
BLOCK 61; 109-2 FT GULF
FRONT; 362.12 FT DEPTH M/L
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL.)

06294-OOOR
E36 R-11ii4600 2.)E63.56
TFC INTERNATIONAL INC
S 22 T 9 R 11 6785 FT 8BAY
FRONTi 300 FT AV DEPTH
ORB 144/519-21 FR 5.N.J.C.
LTD
MAP# 3ED

06296-000R
537 R-114i800 $1i,49,66
TFC INTERNATIONAL INC
S 15 8: 22 T 9 R 11 4I 0 FT BAY





063i0-000R
838 R- 146450 S26.84
SNJC LTD
SUBMERGED TRACT IN S23 T 9
R 11 22.7 ACRES

S06320-002R
539 R-i149300 $1i057.28
GOWEN THOMAS B.
S 24 T 9 R 11 100.32 FT GULF
FRONT; 838 FT DEPTH M/L BEING
LOT 2 ORB 83/799 FROM
COSTABELLA
MAP# 40

06320-004R
540 .R-ii 49400 $216.59
CROSS GRACE E.
5 24 T 9 R 11 50.18 FT LOT ON
CO RD 30; 170,28 FT DEPTH ORB
109/1044 FR CAPITAL COASTAL
CONTRACTORS, INC.
MAP# 54E0

06320-025R
541 R-11E0300 $1i347.01
'MARTS THAYER M.
S24 T9 Rli 37.5 FT GULF
FRONTAGE '+05 FT AVE. DEPTH
BEING TRACT 3 OF 3 OF LOT 10
ORB 9E/768 FR CAPITAL COASTAL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06321-0i5R
5 2 R-11ii2200 $2.738.89?
CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE CO
GULF PINES SUBD PB 3 PG 25
LOT '4 ORB 97/1076 0C FR
MULTI- PROPERTY SERVICES,
INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL:'

0632i-680R
843 R-l157300 S299.16
DOBBINS BRADLEY J. 8: CHARLOTTE
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
37 ORB 123/801-802 CD FR JOSEY','
ET AL
MAP# 54D
BLK A

06321-700R.
544 R-'ii17700 )299.16
CHASTAIN PATTI J. 8: TERRY J,.
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITION LOT
41 OR.B 133/485 FR STEM ET AL
MAP# 840,
BLK A

06322-008R
E4E R-l159300 HX 5989.93
CULLEN JOHN F. 8: GINGER K.
S 24 T 9 R 11 100.02 FT GULF
FRONT; 542 FT DEPTH M/L ORB
132/284-8E FR PRESTWOOD
MAP# 8'D *"

063'+E-027R
8+6 R-1161700 S770.90
LITTLEJOHN CHARLES B.
S 36 T 8 R 12 100 FT BAY
FRONTAGE; 31i3 FT AV DEPTH ORB
112/1079 FR RICHARDS 8: ORB
i35/1i55 PRIVATE RDE R.O.W.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


063'+E-075R
547 R-1162600 $2,718.44
MALOY MIKE
5 36 T 8 R 12 i5.75 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)
06345-076R
548 R-1162700 5$1013.19
HANNON MARK 0. 8: MIKE
S 36 T 8 Ri2 .2S AC M/L
100.04 X 110 FT PARCEL ON SR
30E ORB 129/267-9 FR HANNON
ET AL
MAP# ED
063'+8-085R
549 R-1163000 $582.20
ARNOLD HILTON 8: MARION
S 36 T 3 R 12 .8 AC M/L
78 FT BAY FRONTAGE; 509.8E
ORB 142/819-21 00 FR MALOY
ET AL
MAP# ED

06345-200R
550 R-1164400 $4,)510.9
AMIRKALALI TARANEH
5 36 T 8 R 12
300 FT GULF FRONT; 1040 FT
AV DEPTH ORB 118/118-120 FR
FLA, TITLE & MORTGAGE CO.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06345-327R
551 R-ii67900' HX $413.68
KICKER JAMES N. & BARBARA A.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO, 27
ORB 119/33 FR BARRIER DUNES
CORP,
MAP# EA

06345-334R
552 R-11&6800 S2,260.02
HAAS MARSHALL H. ET AL
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 34
ORB ii9/849 FR BARRIER DUNES-
CORP,
MAP# EA
063'+5-33ER
F53 R-1168700 HX $1,788.28
CAPUANO JOSEPH F. 8: PATRICIA A
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 35
ORB 123/89 FR BARRIER DUNES
DEV, CORP.
MAP# EA
06345-3'+2R
554 R-1169400 $2,422.03
TURTLE COVE PARTNERSHIP
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 42
ORB 141/877-78 FR CAPE
PARTNERS INC,


06345-430R
55 5 R-1i75200 $11668.24
MC INTOSH GEROGE C.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 130
ORB 122/287-88 FR BARRIER
DUNES DEV. CORP.
MAP# ESA

06345-433R
556 R-1178500 S- $2261.64
MORGAN CRAIG M 8: PAMELA A
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 133
ORB 142/786 FR BARRIER DUNES
CORP.
MAP# SA

06345-434R
EE7 R-1178600 S2)261,64
MORGAN CRAIG M 8: PAMELA A
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 134+
ORB 142/786 FR BARRIER DUNES
CORP,
MAP# EA

0434-E-466R
558 R-1181700 $,Si)443.62
MC INTOSH GEORGE C. AS TRUSTEE
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 16E
ORB 122/293-94 FR BARRIER
DUNES DEV. CORP. 8: ORB 14+0/934
-35 FR MC INTOSH
MAP# EA

0634E-472R
S59 R--1i82'+00 $2,494.19
MATTINGLY DONALD A
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO, 172
ORB 144/497 FR NIJEM
MAP# EA


06345-492R
60 R'-1844-00 $2 5101.24
TURTLE COVE PARTNERSHIP
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO,. 192
ORB 141/879-80 FR BARRIER
DUNES DEV, CORP.
MAP# 5A


063'+4-496R /
561 R-i84800 $2,"
LUNDEUIST WR. 8: MARGE
BARRIER DUNES UNIT.NO. 196
ORB 139/780 FR BARRIER DUNE
DEV. CORP.
MAP# 5A

06348-497R
562 R-1184900 S214
MCORP CO. INC.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 197
ORB 124/298 FR CHARLES
MORRISON
MAP#5 EA
06349-631R
563 R-118iEOO 51si
MYERS RONNIE G, 8& KITTY R.
SEACLIFF UNIT i BLDG A
ORB 116/378 FR ALLIANCE GRO
UP MAP# 5A
BLDG A


0634S5-632R
564 R-118E600 $1,940.84
ELLIS JAMES L. 8: VIVIAN J.
SEACLIFF UNIT 2 BLDG A
ORB 121/443-44 FR ALLIANCE
GROUP
MAP# EA

063'+E-63E8R
565 R-1185900 $i,940.84'
GRANT JAMES W. 8: GRADY W.
SEACLIFF UNIT S BLDG A
ORB ii6/370 FR ALLIANCE GRO
UP MAP# EA
BLDG A

063458-636R
566 R-i18i6000 $i940.84
SLAUGHTER TERRY D. &. JENNIFER
SEACLIFF UNIT 6 BLDG A
ORB 118/338-36 FR ALLIANCE
GROUP
MAP# EA
BLDG A


06 3' --38R
S67 .-1186200
CUNNINGHAM GENE R.
SEACLIFF UNIT 2- BELDG B
ORB 122/964-65 FR ALLIA
GROUP
MAPt SA


063458-639R
:68 R-1186300 HX Y 1,469,11
SUMMERS WALTER J.
SEACLIFF UNIT 3 BLDG B
ORB 122/970-71 FR ALLIANCE
GRPUP
MAP# EA

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


06348-643R
570 R-ii86700
ASSOCIATES PRINTING CO.
SEACLIFF UNIT 7 BLDG B
ORB 116/461 FR ALLIANCE
P. MAP# EA
BLDG B


94,.19


0634S-840R
571 R-1187700 S8,228.94
FOUR EAST PARTNERSHIP
5 2S T 8 R 12
UNIT F-5 SECLUDED DUNES
112.96 FT GULF FRONT ORB 140/
442-43 FR FLOWERS
MAP# 5A
-634'9-01 3R
572 R-1189700 1i..289.59
ADKISON CLAYTON ET AL
PENINSULA ESTATES SUBD PB 3
PG i LOT 13 ORB 81/1052
MAP #EDB
BLK A
06349-033R
573 R-ii90800 $470.70
COMBS GLEN F 8: JUANANA G
PENINSULA ESTATES A PORTION
OF TRACT i 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
874 R.-1192900 $270.8E'
THIES CARL N. 8: ET AL
PENINSULA ESTATES 5UBD PB 3
PG ii LOT 4 ORB ii3/i035 FR
LAND VENTURES ASSOC.
MAP# SD
BLK DE'

06349-10SR
57 5 R-i93F00 S208.59
HINKLE JAMES C. & ALICE
PENINSULA ESTATES PB 3 PG 11
LOT 1 OF NA UNRE. PLAT
DIVIDING TRACT 3 ORB 116/24
FR MEREDITH .
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06349-115iR.
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-1194000 $208.589
MEREDITH ROBERT D. 8: DEAN T,
PENINSULA ESTATES PB 3 PG 11
LOT 6 OF AN UNREC PLAT
DIVIDING TRACT 3
MAP# SD
BLK B

06349-13SR
578 R-1194100 208.59
MEREDITH ROBERT D. 8: DEAN T.
PENINSULA ESTATES PB 3 PG 11
LOT 7 OF AN UNREC PLAT
DIVIDING TRACT 3
MAP# D
BLK B

06349-140R
579 R-1194200 S208..9
MEREDITH ROBERT D, 8: DEAN T,
PENINSULA ESTATES PB 3 PG 11
LOT 8 OF AN UNREC PLAT
DIVIDING TRACT 3
MAP# 5D'
BLK B

06349-i 4R
880 R-1194300 S401i,06
MEREDITH ROBERT D. 8& .EAN T.
PENINSULA ESTATES PB 3 PG 11
LOT 9 OF AN-UNREC PLAT
DIVIDING TRACT 3
MAP# 5D
BLK B

06349-260R
581 R-1195700 5200.55
COMBS GLEN F. 8: JUAWANA G.
PENINSULA ESTATES SUBD. PB 3
PG 11 LOT 10 OF TRACT 5
MAP# SD

0634.9-261R
582 R-l195800 S200.55
BISESE PATRICK L. 8: KAREN M.
PENINSULA ESTATES SUBD. PB 3
PG 11i LOT 11 OF TRACT 5 ORB
107/28 FR COMBS
MAP# F.D
06351-016R
583 R-1197700 $364.39
POPE WALTER C JR & MARY F
CAPE BREEZES PB 3 PG 23 LOT
17 ORB 14-2/F58 FR KING
MAP #6A
BLK A

06351-036R
E84 R-11ii99400 HX $22313.32
BURGESS JAMES P.
CAPE BREEZES PB 3 PG 23 LOT
12 ORB 112/108"FR WILSON
MAP# 6A
ELK: B


IS 063E1-048R
585 R-1200600 5246.32
COBB GLENWOOD DR,
CAPE BREEZES PB 3 PG 23 LOT
24 ORB 94/N68 AA FR. CAPE SAN
494.19 BLAS PARTNERSHIP & ORB
11i/596 FR LIEDY
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06351-060R
586 R-1201700 $240.66
HARMON SUSAN 8: CRAIG
940.84 CAPE BREEZES BEING LOT 60 IN
AN UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION OF
LOT 24 ORB 119/274-275 FR
SOQUARLES III
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


063E1-063R
587 R-1202000 5176.1i
BURGESS JAMES P.,
CAPE BREEZEZ PB 3 PG 23 BEING
LOT 63 OF AN UNRECORDED PLAT
SUBD. OF LOT 1 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
11i/291 FR MALOY ET AL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL;

0631i--074R
589 R-1:202800 HX S338.53
BURGESS JEFFREY MORE
CAPE BREEZES
A PORTION OF LOT 63, AN UNREC.
PLAT SUBD., ORB 126/801
MAP# 6A


06364-004R
SI,940.84 E90 R--1207300 $94
DRAPER HAROLD A. JR.
CAPE SAN BLAS SHORES UNIT NO.
4NCE i PB 2 PG 50 N/2 OF N/2 OF
LOT 11
MAP #SD


BLK 6
06364-005R
591 R-1207400 S329.35
DRAPER HAROLD A. JR.
CAPE SAN BLAS SHORES UNIT NO.
1 PB 2 PG 50 LOT 12
MAP SED
BLK 6

06364-006R
592 R-1207500 S407.66
DRAPER HAROLD A. J..
CAPE SAN BLAS SHORES UNIT NO.
1 LOT 13 8: S/2 OF S/2 OF LOT
14 P- 2 PG 50
MAP# ED
BLK 6


$1,940.84 06378-180R
593 R-121i500 5:
CAPE DUNES DEV. CORP
OR THE POINTE CAPE DUNES DEV.
UNIT NO. 9
MAPI S44C


299. 1


32


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




MEMORIAL DAY FOOD SALE-A-BRATION

TABLERITE QUALITY FRESH PORK


Country Style oRIB


F LB.
FAMILY PAK
TABLERITE QUALITY BEEF BONELESS FAMILY PAK
Ribeye Steak .......... Lb.


Our meat depart-
ment prides itself
on our excellent
cuts of beef, pork
and poultry prod-
ucts. If you don't
see what you
want in the.case,
ask a'meat
department em-
ployee and they'll
be glad to cut it
for you.


BI-RITE 25 FT. SIZE /9
ALUMINUM FOIL .............. 2/99
CAROLINA CHOICE GALLON CLEAR PLASTIC
FLAVORED DRINKS ........1.1


ONE GALLON
Glacier Springs Water ......... 59
HUNT'S 32 OZ. BTL. 1 29
SQUEEZE KETCHUP........1.29
CHINET 8 COUNT
ROYAL PLATTERS .........1.19
CORONET 250 COUNTl
SPARKLE NAPKINS ....... 1.59.


BI-RITE SINGLE ROLLS
PAPER TOWELS .......
BI-RITE 50 COUNT
FOAM PLATES ..........
RODDENBERY 16 OZ.
SWEET SALAD CUBES


TABLERITE QUALITY FAMILY PAK
Pork Steak .............. Lb.
TABLERITE QUALITY LEAN FRESH (4 Ibs. or more)
Ground Chuck ......... Lb
MARKET STYLE FAMILY PAK
Sliced Slab Bacon ...... L


$459


$139

$159


b.99


THORN APPLE VALLEY SLICED A
Turkey Ham ........... 1pz.
BRYAN HEALTHY AND FLAVORFUL 98% FAT FREE 4 $ 19
Asst. Variety .......... 4oz.
NATURE'S BEST BOLOGNA, SALAMI, GARLIC
BOLOGNA, PICKLE LOAF, OLD FASHION. LOAF $ 29
Lunch Meat ........... o.


HYGRADE GRILLMASTER
Chicken Bologna 16oz.
HILLSHIRE FARM POLSKA
Kielbasa Sausage,. Lb.
COOK'S CENTER CUT
Ham Steaks.......... Lb.
OL' SPRINGHILL TRAY PAK
Corn Dogs ........ 16oz.
OLD FASHION MARKET STYLE
Hoop Cheese ...... ,L.


99*
$219

$2 49
$149

$229


RODDENBERY FRESH pre-priced $1.59 46 OZ.$1
KOSHER DILLS ............ 1.39
CASTLEBERRY REGULAR CAN 10 OZ. /
HOT DOG CHILI ................ 289
SHOWBOAT 15 OZ. 3/ .00
PORK N BEANS .......... 1.
RED DIAMOND QUART SIZE 24 COUNT
TEA BAGS .................. 9


NATURE'S BEST 12 OZ.
SNACK CRACKERS .............


891


MOST FLAVORS 3 LITER
KIST SODA ..................... 79
Golden Flake Ranch, Nacho Cheese & Reg.. Reg. $1.4
TOSTADOS ........................ 1
BUGLES NACHO, RANCH OR REGULAR 6 OZ.
CORN SNACKS .............. $l .29
FRITO-LAY LAY'S REG. $1.39 6.5 oz.
POTATO CHIPS ................... 99


REGULAR & DIET ONLY 3 LITER

Pepsi Cola


. -.. '. I. .. .. ,- .. _- . ..-*n:"- -
-ICA ROUND 2 1/. ALO0

ICE CREAM.t
Limit S Bonus Buy Item with .,$10. o.Q.aIO.: O.p.tI
Items, a, d $30 prchas ntitleso .


$129


--- jL- -- --- - -1
r CLIP & SAVE Coupon Good thru May 26, 1992
POPULAR VARIETIES
KRAFT 18 OZ. BTL.
BBQ 9

SAUCE
L -------------------------- J


in Spread 81
,'- Amenrican Heritage Individ. Wrapped Singles 10
,: ".- ;. : -Veg. Oil Slices
BREAKSTONE 16 OZ.
S ,our Cream .. ........


SWEET WESTERN
Cantaloupes .............. ea. O


NAVEL
Oranges ................. 4 for
RED DELICIOUS TRAY PACK
Apples ........................ Ib.
VIDALIA 25 lb. bag


Sweet Onions


YELLOWW OR WHITE
Sweet Corn


............ Bag


........ 10 ears


VINE-RIPENED TRAY PAK
Tomatoes ........... Ib.
TENDER GREEN
Snap Beans .......... lb.
GREEN BOILING
Peanuts .............. lb.


881

690
$899

$199


490

69"
$149


HOMEBEST 10 LB. BAG
CHARCOAL ..................


$1.69


IGA OR NATURE'S BEST 7.25 OZ. /
MAC. & CHEESE ............. 4


KRAFT 8 OZ. FREE BONUS 16 OUNCE BTL.
SQUEEZE MUSTARD ........


490


3/99,
$1.19


........ 99,


GEORGI. TRA'PA
Pece3b 490