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FIFTY-NINTH YEAR, NUMBER 37


PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 32456 -THURSDAY, MAY 15,1997


JESSE KAREN
COLBERT CLARK


DOYLE KAREN
CROSBY FALBE


MICHAEL
GROH


KAYCE TINA
KNOX KLOPE


GENA
JOHNSON


OLIVIA
KUMARICKAL


Port St.
Joe
High Honor
Graduates


MICHELLE
MARTIN


STEPHANIE
MAXWELL


PRISCILLA BRYAN
MEDINA SIMON


103 PSJ Seniors Will


Get Diplomas Monday

Services Begin at 8:00 P.M., Baccalaureate
Progrann Sunday Evening at 7:00P.M.
Port St. oe High School Audrey Tamayia Franklin.
2 Principal Wes Taylor will present La'Cheryl Michelle Garland,
103 graduating seniors to be Jonathan Andrew Gilmore. Sherri
awarded their diplomas in com-, Lynn Hamilton, Shana Melissa
mencement ceremonies Monday Hammock, Jada Kiyata Kirksey,
evening, May 19. The program Charles Allen Lanford. Tosheka
will begin at 8:00 p.m. in the R. Lavoris Langston, KrisUe Michelle
Marion Craig Coliseum. Lowry, Jolynne Parker, Misty
This year's class of 1997 has Jovan Pate, Bridgette Lea Price.
an extraordinarily high percent- Melanie Camilla Quinn, Shinah
age of high honor graduates, fol-, AfriUque Quinn, Elana Nell Rees,
lowing a rising trend which has, Christopher David Richardson,
steadily risen over the past four Adrian Kristian Richbourg. Eric
years. Twenty-one students will Paul Sellers, Nicholas Tyrone
receive thedesignation.. ....._ s Sweazy._John. Eqrrest Tatum...
SHigh honQr graduates this Karen Renea Thomas, Pamela
S year are: Amy Alatia Buzzett., Rose Watkins, Pamela,, Rene
Germain River Clark, Karen Rene Weeks. Clifford Roy Whitfield and ,
Clark, Jesse Kennedy Colbert, Russell David Young.
Doyle Darcell Crosby, Karen Delivering speeches at com-
Louise Falbe, Michael David mencement ceremonies will be
Groh, Gena Kathleen Johnson, high honor students Karen Falbe
TinaTheresa Klope, Kayce Lynn and Kayce Knox.
Knox, Olivia Christina Lea Following their addresses.
Kumarickal, Jennifer Michelle Following their addresses,
Martin, Stephanie Melissa various civic and community
Maxwell, Priscilla Madeline organizations will present schol-
Medina, Bryan Steven Simon, warships and special recognition
WilUam Matthew Todd. Matthew in various categories.
Wayne White, Stefanie Maurice
Wibberg, Eric Dale Wisdahl, BACCALAUREATE
Christy Rebecca Wood and Misty Baccalaureate services will be
Rena Wood. held Sunday, May 18 at 7:00
Following the 1997 trend of p.m., ET, in the high school's col-
increasing numbers, this class Iseum with Rev. Zedoc Baxter.
also includes 30 students who pastor of the First United
will graduate with honors. Methodist Church,, delivering the
sermon.
They include: LaTakka Nicole I Other local pastors on the
Barines, Ronisu Gooyoung Bird, other local pastors o the
Barn S s 1 G 0progoa will be R.Curtis-Clark
Gabriel Ocean Clark, Carrie-Colbe Re. CurtisClark,
Davis, Matthew Travis Dixon, (See SENIORS on Page 3)

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Boat Sinks; Minor Spill
Members of the Gulf County Search and Rescue, team and
White City, St. Joe Beach and Highland View Volunteer Fire
Departments joined forces Monday to help refloat the shrimp
boat April Nicole.
The boat sank sometime Saturday night while tied up at the
White City dock. It apparently received hull damage from the
wake of a passing barge or boat.
Gulf County Emergency Management was called out to con-
tain and clean up approximately 100 gallons of diesel fuel that
leaked from the vessel as a result of the damage.
Rescue helpers were successful in refloating the vessel late
Monday night.


MATT MATTHEW STEFANIE
TODD WHITE W1BBERG


ERIC
WISDAHL


Linton Upsets Mayor Pate.


Likely and McNairrFace Runoff In


For the first time In 30 years. Frank
Pate will not have the need to attend a
City Commission meeting. Hd was re-
lieved of that responsibility., TIsday, by
the voters of Port St. Joe. who .wept for-
mer commissioner Johnny Linton into
the top seat by a 742 to 581 margin.
Minnie Likely and Damon McNair,
Jr.. will face each other in a run-off elec-
tlon on June 3. They were the two top
vote getters out of a field of four seeking
the vacated post of Edwin Williams' Like-
ly led the pack with her 562 voles, for the
narrowest of margins over McNair, who
collected 560. Saul Jones poled.,42 and
Amy Shaelteford garnered 2,.,
A total of 1334 ballots were~ oast.out
of a possible 3163. There were 106 ab-
sentee ballots requested and 97 of those
were voted and returned.
COMPUTER;VOTING
The city used the paper ballot method
of voting, after several years of casting
ballots oi, voting machines. Counting of
the paper ballots, which were marked
with special magnetic sensitive pencils,
were counted by computers.
The election process was managed by
Cora Sue Robinson, county Supervisor of


Johnny D. Linton-Minnie
Johnny D. Jlnton- -.--- MInnie


Elections. She said Wednesday morning
that the election process went off without
a hitch. It was a perfect day with a clear
sky and no problems with the voting pro-
ces. '
BROUGHT ABOUT A CHANGE
It was an election without any strong
differences between the candidates. The
city'is in good financial shape and.is op-
erating efficiently. The nearest thing to
an, isue was in the mayor race. Candi-
date Johnny Linton, ran on the promise
of giving the voters a change. Pate ran on


Commission Race


J. Likely Damon McNair. Jr; .
his record with a pledge to complete
three major projects the city now finds it-
self involved in.
Following the vote count, Linton re-
marked, 'The first thing we're going to do
is give this city a good cleaning." Pate
stated, "The people said they wanted a
change and they got it."
The members sitting on the cqmmls-
sion will appoint another member to
serve out Linton's term, which he had to
vacate to be eligible to run for the office:
of mayor.


Judge Moore Wants Pre-Trial Release Fee

Franchise Fee Idea Stays Alive with Public Hearing Held Tuesday Evening


If a proposed bounty pretrial
release ordinance becomes a real-
ity, program participants will
have to pay a orte'time charge of
$40.00 to offset costs associated
with the program.
Gulf County Judge Bob
Moore approached the Board of
County Commissioners during
their regular meeting Tuesday
evening and received the unani-
mous board's support for the
idea.
Moore explained to the com-
mission that the ordinance was
not a change in policy for pretrial
release, but rather it's a means
for Gulf County to receive, some
compensation for the program.,
."We currently monitor all con-'
ditions of pretrial ,release, but the
county doesn't receive any com-
pensation for those services,"
Moore told the board.
Commissioner .Tommy Knox
quizzed Judge Moore on where
the money would go and what it
would be used for.*
Moore suggested that if the
board. was in agreement it would
be used as seed money to attain a
long term goal of hiring a youth
coordinator in Gulf County. He


explained that .the youth coordi-
nator would s6rve the whole
county and work hand in hand,
with the school system, if the idea
is agreeable to all.parties involved
and catches on. -,
Answering av question posed
by CommissiondrjiJohnny Stan-
ley; Moore said the $40 fee, as
well as the pretrial' fee idea, basi-
cally came from'aisimilar program
currently being used by Calhoun
County.
Based on theaverage number
of pretrial releases in Gulf
County, Moore estimated the fee
would raise somewhere between
seven and 10 thousand dollars
annually. -
Franchise Fees Public Hearing'
The board held a public hear-
ing to answer questions and gath-
er input concerning placing coun-
ty franchise fees on rural resi-
dents of Gulf County.
Board chairman Nathan
Peters, Jr. resurrected the idea
and proposed the fees as a means
to help finance county emergency
services (ambulance and volun-
teer fire departments).
At the request of Chairman


-Peters, Shane McGuffin (Gulf
County Ambulance Services),
David Richardson (St. Joe Beach
Fire Department), and Michael
Hammond (White City Fire
Department) spoke to those pre-
sent explaining some of the cur-
rent needs and expenses of their
services. McGuffin said he
expects the ambulance service to
run in the red approximately
$123,000 dollars, while both fire
department representatives ex-
plained the expense involved in
operating their departments.
County Attorney Tim
McFarland also explained the
required process to adopt the
ordinance and the restrictions the
board would have in its imple-
mentation.
Several questions were dis-
cussed with those in attendance
at the meetings. Most of which
were just a rehash of past discus-
sions on the issue.
*Franchise fees could be paid
on all or some of the county's util-
ities and services based on board
or county residents' discretion.
*The fees could be established
based on county ordinance or by


Job Fair In PSJ Friday, May 23


In cooperation with the
Florida Jobs and Benefits Center,
Haney Technical College, Gulf
Coast Community College and
many others, the Gulf County
Chamber of Commerce will host a
Job Information and Business
Expo.
Representatives from a vari-
ety of businesses, industries, and


training programs will be on hand
to offer information and take
applications for vacant positions.
as well as, future positions. The
summer youth employment and
training program will have a rep-
resentative on hand to determine
eligibility for that program.
There will also be representa-
tives who can provide information


about how you can start a busi-
ness and possible funding.
The date of the Job
Information and Business Expo is
Friday, May 23 from 9:00 a.m. to
3:00 p.m. (ETl at the Centennial
Building in Port St. Joe. For more
information contact the Gulf
County Chamber of Commerce at
(904) 227-1223.


county-wide referendum.
*Figures of between 1% and
4% were mentioned.
*Would only affect rural resi-
(See WANTS on Page 3)



County

Team"S"

to State
S.Appearances in state
finals tournaments are
coming in bunches, like
grapes., this year, for Gulf
County high school teams.
With the participation
[and taking first place]. by
Port St. Joe's track team.
last week, and participa-
tion by Wewahitqhka's
boys' and girls' teams, a.
veritable parade to the
state finals by Gulf County
teams was initiated.
Next week Wewahitch-
ka's girls' softball team
will be vying for top posi-
tion in Kissimmee. May
23. Their opponents have
not been determined.
The Port St. Joe base-
ball team will be in state
competition in Tampa's
Legends Field Wediesday
and Thursday. Their oppo-
nent will be Bishop Verot
at 10:00 a.m. The,.champi-
onship game will be played
Thursday at 5:00 p.m.


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Strive Harder


GULF COUNTY SCHOOLS MUST have more than its share
of good athletes-male and female.
Either the athletes are better or they just try harder. Either
attribute will usually get the job done. Maybe they just think
they can't lose-or that they are supposed too win.
We know the county is blessed with a preponderance of
good. studious kids who strive harder. This is evidenced by a
phenomenon which is in the throes of happening right about
now.
,HERE ARE SIX TEAMS residing in Gulf County which
have all won their spring district championship. A district en-
compasses usually a multi-county area of school teams, playing
on the way to competing in various state tournaments for state
championship in the various sports.
They include softball, baseball and girls' and boys' track. The
PSJ boys' track team is going for its fourth straight state title A
year or two more of this and we will be parents to a genuine dy-
nasty..
The Wewahitchka girls softball team won their district title
while losing only one game during regular season play. That inh
itself is quite an accomplishment. They had almost as good a,
record last year, but their ,star pitcher-sophomore [this year]
Thelma Bryant-was involved in an automobile wreck late last
year and couldn't compete with her team in the tournament pro-:
cess, else they would probably have won the whole ball of wax!
THEN, THERE ARE THE Port St. Joe High School Lady
Sharks; they have won their district play-offs for the very first
time. The PSJ High School Sharks also won their district cham-
pionship. For the Sharks, this is beginning to be a regular event.
All three of these teams were involved in their Sub-Regionals
last week before going on to the next step.
The Wewahitchka baseball Gators went all the way to the fi-
nals of their District before they were tripped up. The Gators are
rebuilding, however. We will hear more from this team, probably
next year.
THREE TEAMS HAVE ALREADY played in their state finals,
which is pretty heady company for little old Gulf County teams
to be competing in..
The Wewahitchka girls' and boys' track team were involved
in the state final four and the Port St. Joe boys' track team were,
as we said before, were trying for an unprecedented fourth con-
secutive state title.
Regardless of how you came out, guys, we're proud of you.


Another Bay Study

STILL ANOTHER SURVEY, conducted by a state agency..is
to be ,done in the waters of St. Joseph Bay. This time the scien-
tists are going ,to conduct tests never before taken. They are go-
ing to take soil boring tests to as much as 20 feet into the bay
bottom, in order to see what is down there.
This, all in attempt to see how surface and underground wa-
er ra .t to one another. It is also.an attempt to ascertain just
what the ratio of fresh water coming into the bay is, and how the
fresh and brackish water affects or compliments each other.
THIS STUDY WAS revealed at the most recent meeting of the,
St. Joseph Bay Committee, with a request being made for the
committee's blessings to conduct the study.
The first subject to hit the fan was that the committee wasn't
interested in having the survey done Lf it was going to be merely
another vehicle used to back up further denial of use of the bay
for recreation or commercial purposes, such as the sort the local
folks would allow. It was also pointed out that the bay had "been
studied to death" only to find out that our use of it inthe man-
ner we were using it hadn't disturbed its pristine condition.
In other words, we weren't harming the bay and weren't par-
ticularly interested in more restrictions being placed on our ac-
cess. .-
THE COMMITTEE HAD nothing but plain talk'for the visit-
ing team of scientists. It predicated its approval of the study un-
til the state's team had researched documents already listed as
being studies of the bay.
W There already exists studies---the titles alone of which fill six
typewritten pages-of almost' every conceivable entity in the
bay's waters.
When's enough, enough?


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Commencement exercises!
Now, there's, study. My youngest
son- graduates -from high school.,
next week., .
"Jess, are you ready?"
"For what. Dad?" A
I think I might a'told you this'
already--Jesse Is a tad on the laid
back side. He probably doesn't
know about, etl, graduation yet.c
Or, if by chance he has caughk
some wind of it, he's sure not
going to make-'a big deal out of it.
"Commencement sonl Off
with the old, on with the new.'
You're finishingan Important step
in ri'our educational process.:
You've worked hard to prepare
yourself for this moment. Twelve
years of schooling are about to;
culminate next Monday night.
Your high school days are behind
you. It's tiime'-for the new and<
fresh and exciting challenges of-
college,, of life, of growing, of being-
on your own. .,'Jess, don't you,,
grasp what a wonderful and once
In a lifetime threshold your stand-
Ing on? Do you comprehend the
greatness -of thel moment? Don't
you see the* whole world lays
before you? .Arp t you ready to
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#HUHKER DOW WiTH ES. BY KESLEY COLBERT


One Small Step For Man


reach for the stars? Shoot FOR
THE MOON GO FOR THE
GOLD"
"Yesssir." We could have just
as easily been discussing the noc-
turnal eating habits of the Great
Northern. yellow breasted, short
beaked hummingbird.
He sauntered on down to his
room somehow managing to "bear,
up under the enormity of our
conversation.
"Cathy, I don't think he heard
one word of-" ,,
h"Do you remember the time
he set the station wagon.on, fire?",
Cathy was about to tear up. .
"Bless his little heart, he put
it out by throwing handfuls of
sand and remember the
piano recital .. and what about
the Easter he ate the eggs, shell
and all. and wasn't he cute at
Gay Foley's wedding .
I can't tell here if we're com-
mencing forwards., or backwards.
'Course, I remember the day
he was born like it was yesterday.
He arrived two months before
schedule! You talk 'about a tough
first six weeks grading period
Living through that was a pretty
* good commencement
: --And how about that first step!
He pulled himself up onto the:
front of our genuine. fake nau-.
gahyde sofa arid ever so cautious-
ly let, go with that little hand. He
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teetered for a second or two,
then-a small step, then another.
and one more his smile
reached me even before his out-
stretched hand. Success! It was a
graduation of sorts and we cele-
brated accordingly.
Oh; that first Christmas he .
was big enough to look.k around.
We were at my folks' house, then,-
Cathy's. Everybody in both fami-
lies picked him up twelve limesl
They examined his eyes and his
ears, they counted his, toes, they:
swung him upside down, they
rumpled his hair they thumped
him on the chest, they bounced
himioff tie couch, Leon put him
in the super jet, out of control
whirlybird machine-they pro-
nounced him -one of us". I reckon'
that's passing a test of some kind.
From the expression on Jess's
face you couldn't'tell if he'd made
it ,or not. If the truth be' known it
appeared as if he wasn't into this
"threshold crossing" game even
back In his formative years.
I remember when he leairied"
to tie his shoes. "Great job Jess!
Way to go!" I made a big deal over .
it because I recognized another
milestone. "Just think, I won't
ever have to bend down 'to help-

Jess sauntered on' down toA
his room seemingly unaware of
the magnitude of the moment. Or
perhaps, he simply had more


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Important things to do than to
celebrate a shoe tying.
You wouldn't believe the pic-
tures we took the morning of his
very first school day! Cathy
hugged and rehugged ." It's a
special day, Jess. You're starting
'the long journey"., I hugged him.
We took a few more pictures out
on the front porch. Cathy hugged.
him again as she helped him in'
the car.. "He-re,'' he handed me
the cainera. "get'a couple of shots
of us backing out, the drive."
Jesse, never said a Aword.
Cathy and'I were marking a
milestone, he was. just getting
ready.to go.to school,.- ::;
v was there when he chipped
a tooth on the bathtub. I saw his
first little league hit. I missed his
sixth grade graduation, but I
answered the phone when the
first girl'called that wasn't asking
about the math assignment. Boy
howdv, -he '.looked.:good in" his
Prom tux. :And, just. a, couple of
weeks ago I handed him the keys
to his first automobile .. ....,,
Coach 'Craig,, who. had, more
than just, a passing. idea about
life, used to say all the', time .in
regard to the growth g tf young
people, "It's" a process; not an
event" -. -.
Cathy and I are excited over
this graduation event. We're
(See KESLEY on Page 3)


Us Oldest Brothers Are Saddled With More Responsibility


I HARDLY EVER use these
pages any more to "get back" at
someone who has talked bad,
about me, slandered me or, out
and out misrepresented me. I ad- -
mit I have done so in years past ,
before I realized this was some-
thing I had ought not do.-
Sometimes my temper gets
the best of me; especially when a
person tells a blatant mistruth
about me and my position on a
- subject matter. It's hard to keep
from it, even though I know the
Bible says one shouldn't do it.
And an old adage goes something
like this: "He who argues is a fool
and has .a fool for an opponent."
I do admit that I have a short
fuse, however. It will come into
-play mbre quickly when I am con-
vinced my, adversary -doesn't
know, from' experience, what he
is talking about.
When one has never been an:
'"older brother", he shouldn't be
casting stones at those of us who'
are.
Older brothers, that is.


ETA OIN SHRDLU


By Wesley Ramsey


I HAPPEN TO BE an oldest
brother. ,With that designation
there happens to be certain re-
sponsibilities an oldest brother
has to live up to and certain rules
he is expected to abide by.
In other words, I'm behind
you all the way with this one,
Leon.
Kesley doesn't know 'about"
the load we must carry on our
shoulders, as was evident by his
column of last week, denigrating
older brothers. He is to be ex-
cused, however, since he has nev-
er-and never will be-an older
brother., He is forever stuck in the
middle, -where he will remain nei-
ther the older nor the younger


./" ** ,,K'-. i! ';v
brother until his death. It just
happens to be his lot in life. .
I'll try to vindicate you, Leon,'
by telling 'of some of my own ex-
periences as an' older brother; of
some of the responsibilities we
are faced with having to bear up
under.

FOR INSTANCE, the older "
brother never, gets any of that al-
ready-broken-iit-hand-me-downs 1 i
to wear. It always fell our lot to
get the new pair of shoes whicl'-
were introduced into the familyO
We were faced with the chore of
wearing them in the "pinching"
stage. Then after they were com-


fortable and broken in just right,
second in line brother, Will, got
them.
He didn't have to endure the
blisters and callouses a riew pair
of shoes inflicted on feet which
were mostly sans shoes, during
the long warm season every year.-
He usually "inherited" them
at about the same time the first
sole wore through. But a; trip to
the store to get one of those rub-
ber-soled repair kits you glued on
a pair of shoes, to renew the soles
made them as good as new with-
out the agony of having to break
them in.
The same holds true for over-
alls. I got them- when they were
new, still had their long hotf legs,
were stiff and- scratchy. Will got
-them after. I, being the oldest
brother, had them nice and lim-
ber and wearable., He also. inherit-
ed them after the knees had holes
in them from playing marbles; so
Momma cut them off, and, voilal
A cool pair of shorts!


BEING AN OLDER brother, I
was also the largest and more
equipped for carrying water to fill
three number 3 washtubs with
risee water, on wash day. I als6,
.got to build the fire under the pot'
to heat the water which went into
S- the Maytag washer. because I
was eldest, therefore, more re-
sponsible, you see.
Since Will couldn't lift his
side of the tub and carry it for
any distance, he was also always
dropping his side of the tub while
carrying it out from the back.
porch to empty.
Do anyof these "responsibili-
ties" sound familiar to you, Leon?
You ought to have a heart to
heart talk with Kesley and ex-
plain to him just what responsi-
bilities come with the territory.
There's a lot involved here.
Older brothers have an unsavory
task to perform, just keeping up
with a younger brother [which he
is usually charged by the mother
with having to do. Let the young-
er brother skin his knee and your


posterior gets skinned by moth-
er/father ornboth.]

I'M. PRONE TO look over his.
mdst recent transgression against
us older brothers [last week being
the latest] and chalk it up to a
lack of understanding for our job.
description. ,
I know he 'has cast asper-'
sions in your directionon past
occasions, so you just might be a
little less charitable than I. He
has accused you of being respon-
sible for everything from World
War II [to keep him from being
born until after it was over] to the
national debt.
If you do chastise him in prtf
vate, be sure to remind him of
that word, "responsibility". Re-
mind him of how neither of us
asked for this job of being the old-
er brother. Remind him too, that
it is an important, thankless. Job.
But, hey, someone has to do
it. Who could fill the job better
than we?


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*Funds could be used to sup-
plement ad valorem taxes cur-'
rently being paid or as additional
revenue, based on board arid/or
resident's preference.
Board Chairman Peters has
drummed up little support for the
idea thus far with Commissioners
Yeager, Knox and Stanley voicing
opposition to the idea at this time
for various reasons (Commis-
sioner Traylor was attending the.,
girls' softball play-off game).
In Other Business
Board decided to use flood
and stormwater elevation studies
on the Wefappo Basin and Stone
Mill Creek Basin to apply for base


Marina Gets A

Shot in the Arm
Gulf County Chamber
of Commerce Executive
Director Tamara Laine was
notified Wednesday morn-
Ing that Port St. Joe would
be the recipient of a
91 $200,000 grant from the
Office of Tourism, Trade
and Economic Development
which has been awarded for
use In the development of
the Port St. Joe marina and
waterfront park project.
This substantial step
forward, coupled with the
$700,000 Economic Devel-
opment Association grant,
brings the total to approxi-
mately $900,000 in hand
for the construction of the
marina.



Kegley
(From Page 2)
pumped up! Jess is kind'a taking
it all in stride.:Just part of the
process to him. After all, he's been
"exercising in commencing" since
the day he was born. No wonder-
one more is not that big a deal .


Son, Your Car
Payment Is Due,
Dad


- From Page 1


flood level recognition. This
should result in lower flood insur-
ance rates for residents in the
areas that qualify. It passed by a r' -.
3-1 .vote.. with' COmmissioner
Stanley opposing.
*Applied for $100,000 grant
to conduct an environmental and
economic impact study' at, the, ,.
Stump Hole. The; study hs to be, ,
completed before th'e county can ", .'
apply for aid t6 devise and finance
a .way to help to protect the: sec-
tion of road from .future storm ...
and hurricane, damage. ,
*Decided-' to accept Wewa- .q i
hitchka State Bank's bid of 8.99% /
fixed rate to'finance $300,000 for
construction of an industrial park- --
complex south of Wewahitchka in "' i
Highway 71.; (3-1 vote;, Commis- ..
sioner Knox opposed.). .
One Arrested
On Multiple Several bags
On.. T uiiper1f cocaine., ',
Several bags of marijuana
Drug charges were discovered on, his person
,,, I .while being searched following his
According ,to a press release arrest. He was, additionally
from the; Gulf County,, Sheriffs charged with possession of mari-
Office, Benjamin Russ, 22, of Port juana with intent to distribute.
St. Joe was arrested May 9th on
several, drug,related charges fol- Russ is currently lodged in
lowing a week-long investigation,. the Gulf County Jail uunder a
Controlled drug buys from $20,000 bond sefby Gulf County
Russ were made during the .inves- Judge Bob Moore'
tigation, according to Captain Joe, Investigators1 Marty Williams,
Nugent. Russ was subsequently Ricky Tolbert, Tom Godwin and
arrested and charged chargedwith the Grg Cole participated in the
sale of both marijuana ard crack investigation ''


Seniors ..' .' Fram Page 1
Rev. David Fernandez and Fr. Dickson. Tiffany Sarpantha Eyslee,
Jerry Huft,. Also during the ser- Dana Carpenter razier, .Everett
vice, Mary Lou Cumbie will honor. Andre'us Gant, Cheril- Ann Glennon,
the graduates with their class. Justin Robert SidnaeGriffen, Jamie
song, "Power of the Dream" Marie' Haddock,-' ,Lance oliver
.... a Hanson,, Michael Andrew Holly,
A reception for graduates and Brian Tafoya Jenkins, Ivan Russell
their families will be held at St. Johnson, Cornelius Eugene Jones.
James Episcopal Church on Cameron Bernard., Likely, Adam
Twenty-Second Street immediate- Barrett-Lee, Leon Greggory Leslie, Jr,
ly following the baccalaureate ser- John Michael Ltd lam. Michael
vices. David Mahaffey, Nicholas Wendell
GRADUATING CLASS Morning. Justin. Hardy Parrish,
Rocky Shanear Qujnn. Leslie D.
1997 Graduates: Jeremy Samson. Gustave.-'Allen Sander,
Richmond Ard. Equillar Denise Jonathan Edmo1,d' Stripling.
Bailey, Donald Clyde Bender, Joseph Matthew Kenneth '.wan. Ratousha
Michael Boatwright. Dan Hayward Renee Tackwood,; Mpcle Michelle
Bolden, Mary Theresa Bowen, Tapper. Jason Ronald Terry. Andre
Michael Lawrence Burkett, Rayford Fernandez Thomas.. Stephen Luke
Lynn Butler II. Travis Lavon Thomason, Laura Dawn Thompson,
Canington, Aimee Christine Cassidy, Mary Jane Tiller, Tiffany Rena
Crystal Michelle Causey, Jeffery Walker. Joshua Paul Whitfield,
Graye Causey. Devon Necole Theresa Nicole Whitfield. Brian
Clayton. Charles Allen Davis. John Graham Wood, Jessica Michele
Wayne Davis, Jennifer Annette Wright and Ryan Jacob Yeager.


Binding Letter
From D.C.A.
The Port St; Joe marina pro-:
ject got the official' word Friday
that it was back on track follow-
ing months of "red tape" sur-
rounding the Department of
Community Affairs' (DCA) binding:
letter of project approval.
Rep. Jamey Westbrook noti-
fled The Star early this week that
the binding letter had been
issued. -'


Accident Saturday
Injures Two People
-,i Two people were injuredd in a
single car accident that occurred
qo the White City Bridge Satiurday
a4ernoon.
< Clara Fisher,, of Wewahitchka,
was taken to Bay Medical Center
and Jimmy Hunter, (also of Wewa)
to. Gulf Pines Hospital as a result.
of injuries they ,received in, the
accident. A third .o0cupant, Jerry
Ranie (Wewa), was not injured,,
The accident occurred when
Fisher swerved 'to avoid, an
oncoming car' While traveling;
north on Highway. '71. She crossed
the center line and struck the
southbound guard,. .wall then'
careened across',cHighway 7.1,
striking the northbound retaining
wall, according to witness reports
to Highway Patrol Trooper David
Drake. .
S Drake said that, according to
fiie markings ,i6t the retaining
wall, Fisher's vehtcle ,came dan-
gerously close to going at least
partially over the high rise bridge
' retaining wall. LM enforcement
' fflcials were uriale to locate the
vehicle that caused the accident.
Fisher was .'driving a late
model Olds 98.

For a free, 10-page pamphlet
listing items to think about and
'-klan for before retirement-
Including, dally activities, exer-
cise, diet, finances and more-
write and request. "Enjoying
Retirement," Consumer Informa-
tion Center, Dept. 606D. Pueblo,
Colorado 81009.


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Mayor Frank Pate reported in
last week's City Commission
meeting that he had 'been notified:
that the binding letter would be
issued by DCA ,
According to Rep. Westbrook,
the letter was processed last
Friday (May 9th). He and Senator
Pat THomas, as well as several
,,other state agencies and repre-
sentatives, ,pledged their help to
the county' duirig a recent meet-.
ing with state REDI officials con-!
cerning the economic conditions
, that have developed over the past
several months in th county.


Two construction workers of Royal American Company,
which is currently doing the revitalization work on Reid Av-
enue, are shown above placing part of the new street lights
on the finished sidewalk on the west side of the street. The
new lights, coupled with the finished portion of the side-
walk, give people an idea of what the finished street will
look like when the entire project is completed.
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TRIBUTE


TO


VETERAN


Sunday, May 25.


11:00 A.M. (EDT) Worship


-, 'I
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Service


FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH




SPlease oin Us i Saluting These Great American ,Heroes






lives to defend our freedom, we will honor their memory and'
recognize all Veterans present
Choir specials, patriotic music, flag presentations, recognition -

,e pins for all veterans.


Immediately following the services, dinner will be served for each veteran

and their spouse. Please call 227-1552 before 4:00 RM., Wednesday,

May 21st for dinner reservationss.



FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
102 Third Street

Port St. Joe, Florida, ,


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Woman's Club Namt


Woman of the Year


At the final meeting of the
1996-97 club year, members of
the Wewahitchka Woman's Club
presented member, Betty Hollo-
way, with a red rose as they
named her Woman's Club Mem-
ber of the Year. Always on the job
and" doing her part-plus much
more-Betty exemplifies the wom-
an's club spirit of service to the
community.
'Twenty-seven members at-
tended the year-end banquet held
onr May 5 at Maxine's Restaurant
north :of Wewahitchka. Loucille
Volk, .of Panam'a City's Woman's
Club, was a special guest.
President Ruth Hall conduct-
ed a short business meeting at
which time those members with
perfect attendance for the year
recognized. They included Tweeta
Gaskin, Rachel Griffin, Bunny
Mahler, Hazel ,Quick and Robbie
Sexton. A relaxing evening of fun,
good food, and fellowship followed
the business meeting.
Even though regular meet-


,Ings are suspended during
summer months, club men
(continue planned activittl
,June and July by conduct
summer reading program ai
,classes for children. Other
,ties take place if needs ar
Sthe community.

Final Plans
The final plans for the
riage. of DeWana Davi
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W
T. Davidson, to Mark Coop
son of Mr. and Mrs. Treadw\
'Coopwood, have been made,
The wedding -eeremony
take place Saturday, May
5:00 p.m., at the First U
Methodist Churdh.i A rece
will follow Immediately afte
ceremony in the church f
ship hall.
All friends and family i
vited to attend.,


eS Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dewrell of
Fort Walton Beach and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Lovett of Chipley
and Indian Pass would like to an-
g the nounce the engagement and
mbers forthcoming marriage of their
es in children Holly Elizabeth Hall and
tings Van Dykes Lovett. Holly is the
nd art granddaughter of Jewel Adams of
actii- Mobile, AL. Van is the grandson
isev.in of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Lovett of
.se i Chipley and the late Mr. and Mrs.
Jeff Webb of Chipley.
Holly is a 1994 graduate of
Ft. Walton Beach High School,
,:" and is a student at the University
'mar- of Florida. She will graduate in
dson, December with a degree in psy-
illiam chology and criminology. She is a
wood. member of the Kappa Kappa
'ell B. Gamma sorority.
Van Is a 1989 graduate of
iAll Chipley High School anda 1994
17, at graduate of the United States Air
United Force Academy. He Is preserntly
option serving in the United States Navy


;r'the
ell6w-

ire in-


as a lieutenant and is stationed
in Corpus Christi, Texas where
he is in the Navy flight program.


....Van Lovett and Holly Hall


Announce E
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cabaniss
'.of Port St Joe have announced
'the engagement and forthcoming
:marriage of their daughter, Emily
Michelle Cabaniss, to Robert
Baker, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Baker, S-. of Mexico
Beach.
The bride-elect 'is. a 1993
graduate of Port St. Joe High
. School and is currently pursuing
an associate of arts degree at Gulf
Coast Community College. She is
employed at. Patient's Choice


To Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Jarred Burns,
Jr. are pleased to announce the
engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter, Twila.
Francine, to Jimmy Nealy, son of
Earl and'Eva Nealy of Clarenden,
North Carolina.
The bride-to-be is a 1989
graduate of Port Stz Joe High:
School and a 1991 graduate of
The College of Nursing of the Uni-
versity of Florida. Twila is em-
ployed with the Center for Infertil-
ity and Reproductive Medicine in
v Altomonte Springs.
Jimmy is retired from the
United States Army and is em-
ployed as 'a sales manager 'for
Jimmy Bryan Toyota out of Or-
lando.
The wedding will be held at 4
p.m. onr Saturday, July -26, at
Thompson Temple 'Holiness
Church in Port St. Joe.

Luncheon
The ladies of New Life
Christian Center will'be hosting a
luncheon Saturday; May 17th at
10 a.m. The speaker will be
Jackie Pittman of Ever Increasing
Word of Faith Church of
Marianna.
Please attend and -fellowship
with them on the Word, praise
and food.


engagement
Medical Services, Inc. in Panama
City.
Her fiance, is a 1986 graduate
of Port St. Joe High School. He is
.currently. employed at Florida
Coast Paper Company in Port St.
Joe.
A September 20 wedding is
planned for 7 p.m. at Long
Avenue Baptist Church in Port St.
Joe with a reception following. All
friends and relatives adie invited to
attend.

Diabetic Support
Group Meeting.
The Diabetic Support Group,
sponsored by Advanced Ho~di
Health, will be held on 1 uesday.
May 27 this month, due to
,Monday, the 26th falling on the
Memorial Day holiday. They will
meet at 10:30 ET at the Senior'
Citizens Center in Port St. Joe.


BINGO!
Bingo-will be held every Sat-
irday at Highland View Fire De-
partment from 1:00 p.m. until
5:00 p.m. -All proceeds go to the
fire department. The fire depart-
ment Is located behind Highland
View Elementary School.
Everyone is welcome.


A Loyal Friend
This large black male dog is
just right for a family ready to love
and welcome a pett Call Johnny at
227-1115.


William and Sarah Herring

To Celebrate 50th Anniversary


William J. and Sarah Herring
will celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary. Saturday, Mayr 24. I
The celebration, hosted by their '
children, will begin at 3:00 p.m.
with the reaffirmation of their
wedding vows in the sanctuary of 4
the First Baptist Church. A recep- a
tion will follow in the fellowship
hall ... .. .


W.J. and Sarah were married
May 17, 1947 in Mt. Vernon, Ala-
bama by the late Rev. O.D. Lang-
*ston. W. J. is retired from St. Joe
Paper Company and Sarah re-
tired as secretary of First Baptist
Church.
All friends arid relatives are
invited to attend. No gills, please.


First Union National Bank

Customer Appreciation Day



Friday, May 16th
11:00-2:00 '



Food & Fun for Everyone!


Come join us on this day, let us show
you how much we appreciate your
business.

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Sincere Thanks : Thank You


The family of Nathahiel
Bryant would like to thank the
following people: Dr. Cynthia Boy-
er and staff at Bay Medical Can-
cer Center, Dr. Ivers and staff at
Gulf Pines;, our pastor Rev. Calvin
Griffin, Sr., all -of our family at
New Bethal A.M.E., everyone at
Zion Fair Baptist Church and all,
of the wonderful people that
helped us take.care of our broth-
er during his illness and in his
passing. '
Also a special thanks to Hos-
pice of Northwest Florida, Inc.
and to Rock and Ann Comforter
and the staff of Comforter Funer-
. al Home.
'We love you and may God
bless all of you.
Bob. Mary. Scott.
and Derrick Bryant

Express Sincere
Appreciation
The family of Eunice Ander-
son would like to express their
sincere appreciation to the many
friends, churches, and family
members for the many acts of
'kindness that were shown during
the illness and passing of our
loved one. May God's rich bless-
ings rest upon you is our prayer.
The Family of Eunice Anderson


Marquis Home Health would
- like to thank the following busi-.,
nesses for donating gift certifl--
cates for our nurses during Na-
tional Nurse s Week: Fave's Nails,
Interiors Etcetera. J Patrick's. Ju-
lie's and Video Merchant. These
gifts were greatly appreciated by
Sour nursing staff. A special thank
iS4 you to Frances Graham for her
personalized contribution.
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Looking for a pleasant way to spend a Sunday after-
noon? The daylily garden of Jean Stebel will be open to
the public on Sunday, May 18, from
1 -5 p.m. Several hundred daylilies
in every color imaginable will be on
display. Come, bring a friend and
enjoy an interesting visit to a country
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Leave Animals "Local Heilig-Meyers Joins
Out In The Wild, Ji
It's spring and young birds" .... "TI'.f .. V 1Eff ort
and animals of altypesare lea aton l FundraisingEffort
ing the nest. Sometimes, however,
they find themselves in harm's In Fight Against Cystic Fibrosis
way. Game andFreshgga st Cystic ibros
Florida Game and Fresh C C


M B.8- iaBP- ?W-. .- -------- "w1HIH [1 |lh lllI ----- w-- ---sJfX.;f "S^l
(1 io r) Maclain Howie, Brittany Reeves, Ruby Knox and Lisa Curry.

PSJMS Students Win Contest;


Recently, 'the Anthology of
,Poetry by Young Americans held
a poetry' -ntest' for ambitious
writer :Many students all over
the country entered the contest.'
Three girls frppn Ruby- Knox's sev-'
enth grade class at Port St. Joe,
Middle School were selected as
winners.





Carrie M. Legear
Carrie M. Legear, 88, of
Dalkeith, died, We4nesday, May 7,
in Columbus,' Georgia. Born in
Opp, Alabama. she moved to Gulf
County in 1955 from Red Bay.
Mrs. Legear was a homemaker
and a member, of the Dalkeith
Baptist Church. ,
She is preceded in death by
two children, Thomas Adkison
and Beulah Harrison.
Mrs. Legear is survived by two
sons, Shelly Adkison and wife,
Ruth of Dalkeith and Carlos
Wilmar. Adkison, Sr. of Stone Mill
Creek; two daughters, Annie
Workman and husband, Tom of
Cusseta, Georgia and Bennie
Hunter. and husband, George of
Wewahitchka; three brothers,
Max Mullis andtwife, Bernice, and
Jack Mullis, all of Panama City.
and Junior Mullis and wife, Joyce
of Portland, Oregon; one sister,
i Pearl Dennison and husband, Bill
of Pace; 19 grandchildren; 35
- great-grandchildren; and three
great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were con-
ducted on Saturday, May 10 at
2:00 p.m.,. CT, in the Red 'Bay
Baptist Church. Interment fol-
lowed in the Red Bay Cemetery.
Gilmore-Southerland Funeral
Home of Port St. Joe was in
charge of all arrangements.


Lisa Curry, with her poem ein-
titled "A Mystical Eclipse," Britta-
ny Reeves, with. "My Grandmoth-
er," and Maclain Howse, with
'The Sea," were honored with the"
award. -The three interesting
poems will be published in the
1997 edition of the Anthology of
Poetry by Young Americans Poet-
ry Book. Cogratulations for your
national honor! >

Warrants Signed

-For Littering
Arrest' warrants have been
signed charging two men with fel-
ony littering. Samuel Nichols of
Wewahitchka and Cumpee Satay-i
abut of 'Callaway have been
charged with littering on private
property. An investigation was in-
itiated by Florida Marine Patrol
investigators after felony amounts
of construction debris were found
illegally dumped. The two sub-
jects were found to have been
paid to demolish a wooden shed
and the debris from this job was
illegally dumped on St. Joe Paper
Company Land off Star Avenue.
The charge is a felony since
the volume of the debris exceeded
100 cubic feet and the litter was
dumped for commercial purpos-
es. Felony littering is a third de-
gree felony and carries penalties
of up to $5,000 in fines anrd/or
up to five years in jail.

Note of Thanks'
The family of the late Clara
Evans wishes to express its sin-
cere thanks and appreciation to
everyone for all the love and kind-
ness shown to her during her ill-
ness, and to them during their
bereavement.
Abraham Evans, Lillie Rollins,.
Angela Colvin, Ricky Evans, and
other relatives


Water Fish Commission Nongame
Wildlife 'Biologist Barbara
Cerauskis says people .always
want to help small animals but
they should hesitate before act-
ing.


Last year, when Hellig-Meyers
Company asked, the members of
vits chain to raise money to Afnd a
,cure for cystic, fibrosis, stores
across the country responded by
Aurning in over $235.000. Store


"People gefierally don't under- manager Nell Neel said the local
stand that many species of young Heilig-Meyers raised $780.00.

animals are capable of taking care i This year, Neel said the
of themselves," she said. "For ?Heilig-Meyers'. 'staff will stage
example, if you find a young bird .,another local fund-raising .event
or-, squirrel, put your cat some- ,'to bring the retailer one step clos-
where safe and leave them alone. er to reaching its company-wide
"If there are real small birds $1 million, goal .
,that have fallen out of the -nest ', Toward that goal, they will be
and you can reach the nest, sim- sponsoring the "Fore Love Golf
ply.put the birds back. It's an old ,Tournament" on May 31st at, St.
wive's tale that the mother bird Joseph Bay Country Club in(Port
will not have anything to do with ,St. Joe. Entry fees for members
a young bird if you touch it." ,willbe $40 and $50for nonuimem-
For young animals that are bers. The format will be four per-
obviously injured, Cerauskis said 1,son team select shot. ,
they should be taken immediately First prize -awarded 'In the
to a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. tourney will be $300: -second,
The phone numbers and address $200, and third $100. To sign up
of wildlife rehabilitators can be or for further details on .the
obtained by calling the GFC's fundraising event, contact Mrs.
regional office in Pananma City. Neel at 227-1798.
For those who find fawn deer For the past 11 yearsI,
on their outings. It's always best Richmond, Virginia-based Hellig-
to back off and leave the fawn Meyers has sponsored a corporate
hlone. golf tournament in Virginia rais-
"Does will not abandon their
offspring. They have to leave their 1,Mt,,.'lnc
fawns alone while they feed but Veterans'Office
they'll be back," Cerauskis said.
"Besides, if a person takes a fawn flosed19th23rd
home, the deer will have to be
transferred to a wildlife rehabilita- I The Gulf County Veterans'
tor for care and then there's the i Service Office will be closed dur-
problem of later releasing a deer, Ing the week of May 19-23. Dur-
that has lost its wild instincts." 1 1 ing this period the service officer
s; will be attending the Annual Re-
,' I certillcation Training Conference.
Branch Receives '> Veterans' or family members
Branch Receives needing assistance should call -
Bachelor's Degree 800-8271000
Karrie L. Branch, daughter of;` Many Thanks
Larry and Gilda. Branch of Talla-
hassee. recently graduated from I would like to thank every-
the Florida Institute of Technolo- one for their visits, cards, flowers,
gy with a Bachelor of Science de- phone calls, and especially their
green in Chemical Engineering. prayers during my illness. May
Karrie Is the granddaughter of God forever bless and keep each
Oulda Branch atid Deda Gilbert one ofByou.
of Port St. Joe. Cojean Burns


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ing over, $3 million to help the
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation' com-
bat the number one genetic killer
of children and young adults. Last
year alone, the event raised more
than $1.3 million. :
Troy A. Peery, Jr., Heilig-t
Meyers president and chief oper-
ating officer said, "Getting all of
the stores involved was one of the
smartest things we've ever done.
-"We see the local events as a
great opportunity .for our store
personnel to get out in the com-
,munity, as well as a life-saving
opportunity for the many afflicted
with cystic fibrosis," Peer)' said.
Although individual fun'd-
raising goals have been estab-
lished for each location, the com-
pany estimates together F the
stores of the nation's largest home
furnishings chain will raise about
$300,000.
Heilig-Meyers' Company cur-
rently operates 796 stores as
Heilig-Meyers, 105 as Rhodes and
16 as The Room Store. The com-
pany also operates 32 Berrios
retail furniture stores In Puerto
Rico.


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After 10 years of
continued service.
Donna Keith would like
to thank her customers
tor their loyalty.
For continued or
g.'.:-. new Mary Kay
needs, don't
,11 ,hesitate to call,
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Bay St. Joseph Care Center Celebrates 14 Years of Service

They've spent thebestyears ofth life lovingind car ng for you -

instillig in you the values thahave made you the person that
you are today. Now it's their turn to be cared for with the same


kindness and compassion that they've shown you. V



May 11th 17th is National Nursing H6mes Week -
Bay St. Joseph Nursing and Rehabilitative Cre Center i Port St. Joe is proud to
celebrate its 14th anniversary meeting the skilled nursing and rehabilitative needs
of Northwest Florida's seniors.


We are grateful for the many volunteers who provide for
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At a recent Gulf County
Commission meeting, the Board
approved a Gulf County plan-
ning board recommendation to
approve the plat design for a new
development entitled Indian
Summer. Developers involved in
this venture are from the Destin
area and were formerly involved
in the development of the Seaside
area. Margaret and Jeff Fletcher
of Anchor Realty of Cape San
Blas are presently selling the lots
for this exclusive subdivision.
Indian Summer will encompass
30 acres between the Gulf of
Mexico and the Indian Canal.
Future plans of a bed and break-,
fast, which will be the first for the
area, will be ,located next to
Indian Summer.,
'The overall idea for Indian
Sunimer is a preservation of the
natural splendor of the beautiful
coast held within a gated and
secure community. The drive-
ways will be oyster shells and the
tropical landscaping will create
the impression of an island
home. Many anienities further
the' enhancement of Indian
Summer, including a neo-classi-
cal beachfront swimming pool,
beach walkover and a canal front
pier. There are a total of 28 lots,
16 of. them are currently under
contract with three lots sold to
local residents. Prices range from
a canal lot starting at $45,000 to
a gulf front lot measuring
69x220 for $175,000.
The first model home will be
built by contractor, Mark
Jeppson. The tropical traditions
of French Colonial, Carribean
and early 20th century style will
be the dominant architectural
pattern. Although lot owners
may choose theirown builder, an
architectural committee Will
review and approve plans for the
assurance of conformity to the
Indian Summer design.
Colbert Named
to Dean's List
Joshua Colbert, a junior at
Belmont University, was recently
named to the Dean's List for the
1996 fall semester. Joshua is ma-
joring in Physical Education/
Biology.
Eligibility for the Dean's List
is based on a minimum class load
of 12 hours and quality point av-
Se_4ge of 3.5, with no grade below
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arts education with real-world.
professional application. Affiliated
with the Tennessee Baptist Con-
vention, Belmont offers six under-
graduate degrees in 53 major
areas of study.
Memorial Service
Sunday, May 18
A memorial service honoring
Aileen Grinslade Farmer will be
held during the morning worship
hour on Sunday. May 18, at
10:30 a.m. at Dalkeith Baptist
Church.
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Another venture hosted by
Anchor Realty of Cape San Bias
is a new beachfront development
called Brighton by the Sea. A
local Cape builder, Pierglovanni
Construction, is currently finish-
ing the first of the nine home
subdivision.The theme is a San-
Francisco row style and will host
a Gulf-front swimming pool with
a boardwalk.


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Indian Summer is located
S on C-30 and encompasses 30
acres between o-,.the Gulf of
Mexico and Indian Canal.

SOverstredt VFD
Hosts Safety Day
The Overstret V" volunteer Fire
Department withfthe cooperation
of the Departme i :f Forestry wil,'
present a Fire Safety Awareness
Day on Saturdayjeay 17 at the
fire station fromi'jll a.m. to 3
p.m., ET.
Personnel fr'ic the Depart-
ment of Forestry and the fire
department will be available to
enlighten and entertain all in the
sake of safety. .
The women of the Overstreet
Volunteer Fire Department will be
selling hamburgeri plates as a
fundraiser during the day's
events. For $4, the plate will con-
sist of a burger, slaw, baked
beans, potato salad or macaroni
and cheese, dessert and tea.
Please attend and support the fire
department of youraarea

Fire Safety Day
Canceled
Due to unforeseen circum-
stances, the Overstreet Volunteer
Fire Department is cancelling the
Fire Safety Awareness Day and
hamburger fry scheduled for Sdat-
urday, May 17.
oThey appreciate the coopera-
tion they received from the Fo-
restry Department and those in
the fire department. The fire de-
partment is planning to resched-
ule the event for a later date.

Gulf Adult .School
iGraduates May 20
G ulf County Adult School will
hold its graduation exercises
"Tuesday, May 20 at 7:00 p.m.,
EDT. Services will be held at the
Port St. Joe Elementary School
Dueauditorium.
S The public is cordially invited
to witness this event
VConducting
iOutreuach
The Gulf County Senior Citi-
zens will be conducting outreach
ion May 29. in the North Port St.
Joe area, as they continue to
Reach people 60 and over to in-
uform them of the senior citizens
services.
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Bay St. Joseph Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center will cele-
brate its 14th anniversary on May
17. The 120 bed skilled nursing
facility first opened its doors in
1983. It has grown in both size
and the types of services it pro-
vides Its residents. These include
occupational, physical, speech,
and respiratory therapies. Addi-
tionally, activities and social ser-
vice programs have been more
comprehensive.


As a result, Bay St. Joseph
Care Center is privileged to re-
ceive strong volunteer support
from the community which pro-
vides residents with the sense of
an extended family. May 11-17 is
National Nursing Home Week.
This year's theme is "Caring With
a Special Touch."
An open house reception will
be held on May 17 from 2:00 -
4:00 p.m. Refreshments wiIl be
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Local Patrol Issues Sea Turtle Alert


Tucker Park Under Construction
Construction work on Tucker Park on St. Joseph Peninsula is progressing nicely and should be
ready in time to get plenty of use this summer by visitors. The park was funded by a $100,000
state grant earmarked for parks and recreation.
Picnic areas, bathroom facilities, a beach walkover and several other typical park features are
being built. The facility will provide much needed beach access for the area's fishermen and beach-
goers. T ..


TFCU To Start New Program
,*. ,hope "to ,m ,.ke. x an financial ,' fu-


Tyndall Federal Credit Uniion
announces its effort to make fl-
nancial futures brighter with the
introduction of the Tyndall Savers
Teen Program. This new program
will provide opportunities for
teens to learn about finances and
the benefits of saving money
through seminars, newsletters
and events. Teens can sign up for
a savings and checking account
with the program at the Kickoff
Event to be held May 17. from
11:00 a.m. to-3:00 p.m. at the
23rd Street branch. Tyndall Fed-
eral's award-wihnlng Tyndall Sav-
ers program for younger children
has been a proven success. Now'
targeting teens ages 12-17, this
program promises to make saving
money and learning about financ-
es a fun and Interesting venture.


Teens don't want to miss the
kickoffi In addition to being eligi-
ble for cash prizes when they sign
up for the program, they can lis-
ten to the sounds of Island 106
as they give away FREE music
and broadcast live throughout
the event. Fox 28 will be there
throwing In some prizes and cap-
turing it all. Teens wanting to es-
cape to another world can play
virtual reality games. Also, the
Barrio Rollers Cars & Truck
Club's attractions will keep every-
one wide-eyed. All this and free
food and drinks.
S. Tyndall Federal is on a mis-
sion to educate teens on their fu-
ture finances, while offering to
them all the benefits of being a
.Tyndall Saver. Through the utili-
zation of this program, TFCU


Attention Port St. Joe

High School Senior Parents
If your child is planning to .No one other than bussed stu-
attend Project Graduation at Gulf -dents will be admitted to the
Coast-Community College, they, ,(building. No'exceptions will be*
must turn in a signed permission madeLThis requirement Is strictly
' slip from their parent or in the interest and safety of the
guardian. students.
The bus to the college will be If you have any questions,
leaving the school at 10:45 p.m. please do not hesitate to call one
and returning at 7:00 a.m. the of the Project Graduation commit-
next morning. Every senior tee members. Your cooperation is
attending will be required to ride 'greatly appreciated.
the bus to Panama City and back. : : .


Seniors Selling
BBQ Sandwiches
The Gulf County Senior Citi-
zens will be selling B-B-Q dinner
plates on Friday, May 23 from
11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. The
dinners will be $3.00 and will
consist of a large BBQ beef sand-
wich. chips, and iced tea.
The dinners will be delivered
to local businesses or they can be
S bought at the Frank Pate Park or
the Senior Center. Please call
229-8466 to place orders.

Writers Group
Will Hold Meeting,
The next meeting of the 'St
Joe Writers Group will be held on
Tuesday, May 20 at 6:30 p.m. at.
the Gulf County Public Library's
meeting room. The library is
located on Highway 71N in Port
St. Joe near the Gulf: County
Courthouse.
The group is looking for more
writers and many more ideas.
Please come whether you have
published or just hope to be pub-
lished. They would like to discuss
holding, their own short story and
poetry contests.: The group has
also been asked to prepare a scAl- -
lop recipe cookbook for the
upcoming Scallop Day on August
30.
Anyone wishing to have a
scallop recipe included can send a
recipes) to the attention of Jim
Newton at 2002 Monument
Avenue, Port St. Joe, FL 32456.
For more information, contact
Newton at 229-9123 or attend
meeting.


Social Security
Rep. To Visit
According to Social Security
Administration Distnrict Manager.
James W. Taliaferro, most social
security business can be handled
over the phone. You are invited to
call Social Security at 1-800-772-
1213.
If this is not possible, you
may come to the office located at
30' West Government Street In
Panama City. The office is open
Monday through Friday from 8:30
a.m. to 3:30 p.m., except on
national holidays.
If you cannot go to Panama
City, you may meet the Social*
Security representative when
he/she,visits Port St. Joe on the
first and third Monday of each,
month from I1 a.m., until noon
(ElE. Their next scheduled visit
Swill be on May 19th in the Senior
Citizens Center. adjacent to the
Gulf County Courthouse at 120-
Library Drive in Port St. Joe.

VFWTo Host
Memorial Day
Ceremony
V.F.W. 'Post #10069 will host
the annual Memorial Day
Ceremony at the Port St. Joe City
Hall at 11:00 a.m. on May 26.
Colonel (USA-Ret.) Pierce T.
Graney will be the guest speaker.
Commander Butch Arendt would
like to invite the public to attend.:

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NOTICE

Members of UPIU Local 379.
We will be holding union meetings for
the next four Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. to
update the local by-lawus.


hopes to make 'many financial fu-
tures brighter.
Gulf's T.D.C.
Board Meeting
The Gulf. County Transpor-
ation Disadvantaged Coordina-
ting Board will hold a meeting to
which all persons are invited in
the .,Gulf County Commission
Room in Port St. Joe (today)
Thursday, May 15 at 2:00 p.m.,
ET. For more Information, contact
Vanita Anderson at the Apalachee
Regional Planning Council at
(904) 674-4571. .
Search & Rescue
Meeting May 20
Wewahitchka Search and
Rescue will hold its next meeting
on Tuesday, May 20, at the Gulf
County Courthouse. The meeting
will begin at 7:00 p.m., ET. n,-
Everyone must attend this
meeting. I.D. tags. will also be
made at this meeting. For more
Information call 639-3373 or,
639-2182.


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May 1 through October 31 is
A a turtle nesting and hatching,
yason.
Turtle Patrols should be out
each morning by sunrise (depend-
. Ing on high tides; i.e. St. Joseph's
Peninsula) to survey the beaches
for the tractor-like crawl that is
the treadmark of our sea turtles.
The areas include: Indian Pass;
Money Bayou, Cape San Blas to
the Eglin site, St. Joseph's Pe'rnii-
sula to the State Park, Town and
Dixie Bell curve, St. Joe Beach,
Beacon Hill, Mexico Beach to the
j Tyndall boundary.""
Remember. .
*If you should come upon a
nesting mother turtle do .not".
shine any lights on .her, do not
make any noise, around -her, arid
do not touch her. Please, do not
:, help herll She has to rest as ,she :
comes in (swift in,water; slow on
.A land) and as she goes back out to
the water. The whole process -of
laying, her. eggs .takes from, 45
minutes to an hour to complete.
*Leave her nest alone. The
v' volunteer will place the wire.
stakes, and the law on it for mon-
itoring through the approx-
mate65 days that Is required by
mother nature far' hatching ba-
bies to emerge.
Special Instructions for the
"St. Joseph Peninsula area n-
elude: .. ,- ...
*Drivers may not go ahead of
turtle patrol during turtle season.
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Sheriffs Department at 227-1115
or Barbara Eells, permit holder.
at 647-8238.


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ANOTHER SERVICE OF THE STAR


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the metal right over the shingles that are there now?
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Gulf Rifle Club Matches Held


The Gulf Rifle Club will hold
two separate 22 rimfire rifle
matches on Saturday, 'May 17.
The first match, a BR-50 match,


Thurman "Bull" Wilkes of
Warner Robins, Georgia, hung
this big grouper recently
while fishing with Charisma
Charters in the Gulf.

This Week's Area
Fishing Report
For May 4 through May 10
The weather was great and
the fishing was even better.
Grouper. and red snapper-fishing
continued to be very rewarding
and the kings showed up In 60-
120 feet of water. The black snap-
per are moving, onto the wrecks
and reef, along with a few amber-
Jack.
It Is easy to tell spring has
almost arrived weatherwise
because the pinfish have returned
to the canal. Also.. the whiting and
pompano are running the beach-
es In record numbers. Along
Mexico Beach, the Stump Hole,
and the southwest side of the bay
are good places to try your luck
with plastic tall jigs-no weight.
Remember Sqfety Firsti
If you are a boater, now is the
time to make an annual check of
all safety Items on your vessel for
safe boating.
Good Fishing. Capt. Chuck
Gulford, Charisma Charters


will start at 9:00 a.m. and the
second match, a smallbore metal-
lic silhouette match will follow.
Setup and registration will start
at 8:30.
The BR-50 match consists of
50 rounds fired at ,bullseye tar-
gets set at 50 yards from the fir-,
ing line. All shots are fired from a
benchrest with a time limit of' 30
-minutes. The silhouette match .
consists of 40 rounds fired from \
the standing position at metal
targets set at 40 to 100 meters
from the firing line. These match-
es are a great way to improve ''
your rifle shooting skills and only
require two boxes of 22 shells
and a rifle with a scope. All rifle
shooters are invited to come 'out
and compete in any of the month-
ly matches.
Last Saturday the rifle club ,.:.
held its 'monthly hunter pistol
metallic silhouette and 22 rimfire ,.,
bullseye matches. Brian Upton
was the winner, of both matches ,
shooting a Ruger Mark II pistol.
These matches are a lot of fun
and anyone wanting to improve
their shooting skills will benefit
by shooting in these matches. For
additional information about
monthly matches call 229-8421
or come out to the range during
the matches.
PSJHS ROTC
Tours Station


The Naval Junior Reserve Of-
ficers Training Corps from Port'
St. Joe High School toured the
Naval Coast Guard Station in
Panama City last Tuesday. In the
process they earned sea cruise
ribbons. ..- .. .--'
Twenty-four cadets from Port,
St. Joe High School had an op-
portunlty to observe coast guard
men and women doing their jobs
and also were taken on a boat
ride on St. Andrew Bay. The boat
trip enabled the cadets to earn a
sea cruise ribbon for being on a
vessel which goes underway.
Every year the local ROTC ca-
dets are invited to tour the facility
and experience first hand what
our coast guard unit In Panama
City does to accomplish its mis-
sion of safety and law enforce-
ment on the coastal waters of
Florida.

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Sports Banquet Held Monday at PSJHS


Several Sports
Recognize Playersi
SOn Monday, the girls' track.
and cross-country teams and the.
boys' varsity and Junior varsity
basketball teams held a banquet
in' the Port St. Joe High School.
Commons Area.
'Appreciation Awards for sup-
port and dedication to these ath-
letic programs were presented to:
Greg and Linda Johnson. Rodney
Herring, Kenny and Alisa Parker,
Deborah Crosby; Beverly Daniels..
Barbara Baxter. Janie Adkison,
Traci Gaddis. Cheryl Quinn. Rick
Williams. DeEtta Smallwood. Ka-
thy Ginn. Shirley Jenkins. Denise.
Williams, Patricia Nedley. Peggy-
Harper and Brenda Hill.


(Brian Jenkins (Mr. Offense),
I Cameron Likely (Mr. Defense and
, Pride of the Sharks), and James
. Daniels (Most Improved). Brian
* received a plaque for his selection
j to the third All-State team. Jenni-
fer Gaddis was honored for her
video work as were managers
* Prince Jones and Ahmad Skanes
and statisticians Jermalne Peter-
'son. Clay Smallwood, and Mosi
Quinn.
Academic awards were pre-
sented with the gold award going
to student athletes who main-
.tained a perfect 4.0 and purple
awards going to students with a
3.0 to 3.99 G.P.A.
Receiving gold awards in
, girls' cross country were Jessica
t Hill. Gena Johnson, Stephanie
Maxwell. Lacey Johnson and Em-


Award winners in girls cross-', ly Thompson. La'rika Quinn re-
country went to Stephanie Max- celved a purple award.
well (MVP), Lacey Johnson (Top Receiving gold awards, in
Field 'Events), La'Trika Quinn girls' track were Jessica Hill and
(Pride of the Sharks),. Jessica Hill Lacey Johnson while Stephanie
(Best Runner) and Nacoa Hogan k Maxwell and LaTrika Quinn re-
(Most Improved). Stephanie. La- ,
cey. and Nacoa received All-State' t
Plaques for their performance atL' MOre Basketball
the State Track Meet.
Boys basketball award recip-- -Booster Thanks
iehts were Doyle Crosby (MVP). In addition to those listed ind
mi; 1 ,l T ^ t '. ,last week's issue of The Starw. the
Thank You, Fans! .,Basketball Booster Committee,
S, ., r .. .. "'would like to give special thanks
Thank You'for the very spe- to the New Life Christian Center'
cial reception we received upon and King's Barber Shop for their
our arrival home Sunday after- time, love and- finances, which
noon. helped us accomplish our goal.
We are grateful for the big ",
"Welcome Home" sign as we came i
into town, the many people who '" k e Slnger
were at the school to greet us, the
signs, individual "We're Proud of 'W l ;'
You" posters, balloons, and escort. S L ea
from the county. line through
town. You really made our day! Oui a lie t
Sincerely. .
Coach ,Gowan, Coach Kensinger Mobile Homes
Maxwell,- Coach Chiles, softball team' 'won the Third,
and the 1997 Class 3A Annual ChipleyJunior Woman's
State Champlonship Boys' Club.' Men's Class C Softball.
Track & FIeld Team Tournament this past weekend...
Kensinger is made up of players.
Thompso n Temple from Franklin and Gulf counties.
Omps mp"e Kensinger won all five games
Softball Tourney they played and outscored its
A es id-o JlUopponents 113 to 59 during the
A men's rounrd-robin softball day. Kensinget.lso had a team
tournament, sponsored by the, batting average of .675 and hit
Youth Department of Thompson 23 homeruns for the tourna-,
Temple will be held Friday ment.- .
evening. May 16th.and Saturday, Five players hit over .700 for
May 17th on the fields behind the the tournament-Kevin Cox bat-
high school; Lohal and out-of- ted .864, Eric Ramsey; .800,
,town teams will be participating. Michael Newell .773, Lee Varnes
Everyone is invited togo out and .765, and Bobby Varnes .762.
enjoy the action. '' b b


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bly better in theft. ,l as water tem-
peratures drop.,,ut they can be
caught now In sevfal local rivers.
Florida Gante and Fresh
Water Fish Corrhs .sion Fisheries
'Biologist David'. Yeager says
healthy striper fisheries are found
today in the Blackwater, Yellow,
Choctawhatchee, Apalachicola,
and Ochlockonee Rivers, and,
Lakes Seminolk.' and Talquin..
Knowing the fla are there and
catching them "bwever, are two
different things..- .
"You can catch stripers now
but you have to understand a lit-
tle more about.'them," he said.
"You need to fish the deeper holes
and work the points in some of
these rivers and creeks because
they'll be spawning before long."
Stripers grow to huge sizes
compared to most other freshwa-
ter fish. It's rio: uncommon for
biologists to see fish that weigh
over 40" pounds and several
weighing roughly 70 pounds have
been captured and released 'in
Georgia's Flint.River. which flows
into Lake Seminole.
Yeager, who Is on the staff at
the Blackwater Fisheries Re-
search and Development Center
said he recently had captured
three spawning females in the
Blackwater River that weighed 27,
30 ;and 35 pounds. He plans to
release all three fish later this
spring following efforts to spawn
the fish in the laboratory. .,
Although fishing methods
vary from place to place, most
striper fishermen use either live
threadfln shad, white artificial
bucktail jigs. or large deep-diving
lures like some models of the
bang-o-lure.
'Yeager said naturally-occur-
ring striped bass reproduction lis
limited now due to dams and
other alterations to some streams
and the length of time required for
fertilized striper eggs to float
along and hatch. He said the work
they, do at Blackwater and other
SGFC or U. S. Fish and Wildlife
Service hatcheries supplants local
rivers with laboratory-raised fin-
gerlings.
Over the next few weeks, he
said thousands of striped bass
will be released in the Blackwater
and Yellow Rivers, Lake Talquin
and possibly the Choctawhatchee
River. Bear Lake in the
Blackwater River State Forest,
Lake Stone in Escambia County,
and the Escambia River are slated
to receive hybrids, the laboratory
cross of white and striped bass.


ceived purple' awards.
Gold award recipients in
boys' basketball were Laredo
Ginn, Clay Smallwbod and Jere-
my Dixon. Kyle Adkison, Came-


ron Likely, Doyle Crosby, C.J.;
Jones. Brian J.enkins, Germaine
Roulhac, Rod Chambers, .James,;
Daniels and Brett Jeffcoat ;re-
ceived purple awards,


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THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1997 PAGE 9A


Lady Gators Advance to Final Four Football Jamboree


WEWA 4, NORTH FLORIDA 3
The Wewahitchka Lady
Gators are first-time Regional 2A
champions by defeating North
Florida Christian (21-11)
Tuesday evening, 4-3.. This game
was an intense struggle for victo-
ry by the Lady Gators who ,did
not lead until the bottom of the
fifth Inning.
'Catcher Amanda Davis per-
formed under pressure, with two
out In the fifth,. she had the
game-winning .single. Davis
scored Mandy Little who started
the rally for the Lady Gators by
reaching on error., Little then
advanced to second on a sacrifice
bunt and third on a sacrifice fly.
Amanda Davis led offensive-
ly, batting two ,.for two. First
baseman, Diana Taunton, had a,
triple and Mandy Little had a sin-,
gle to total Wewahitchka's four
hits.
Thelma Bryant '(22-1)
pitched for Wewahitchka, strik-
ing out eight and- allowing only'
One earned run. Bryant struck
out the first 'two batters and
allowed a fly in the seventh
inning to shut. down North
Florida Christian..-
The. Lady Gators begin state-
.I play in Kissimmee on Friday.
May 23rd, against Miami
Westminster who defeated
Oriando Trinity Prep, 10-0. The
last Wewahitchka Lady Gators to
play in the state finals occurred
in 1979 when slow-pitch softball
was predominantL
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The District 2-2A champion
Lady Gators (26-1I) advanced to
the Class 2A regional finals by
defeating Jay last Thursday,
night, 4-0. '
Thelma Bryant '(21-1)-
pitched a three-hitter with seven ,
strikeouts aqd two,. walks.
Offensively, Bryant bad a single
and a double with a RBI.
Catcher, A'ian da Davis, led'
Wewahitchka's, six-hit attack
with a single, a double and two
RBI. Ashley Lister also had a
double for the Lady Gators.
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Wewa Track
lTeams Go To
State Meet
The Wewahitchka High
School boys and-glrls-amck teams
traveled to Gainesville on. May 9
to compete in the state track
meet. There were over 50 teams
competing in the meet.
The Lady Gators finished
11th and the boys team finished
13th. The 11th place finish by the
ladies tied their best ever showing
at the state meet. Scoring for the
Lady Gators were Holly Atkins
and Diana Tauton.' Holly placed
2nd in the discus with a throw of
117', 4th in the shot. put with a
throw of 32'7" and fled for 5th' in
the high Jump with a 4'10" clear-
ance. Diana tied for 5th in the
high jump.
SScoring for the boys were: Ce-
cil Jackson, who placed 3rd In
the high jump with a 6'4" clear-
ance and 8th in the triple jump
with a leap of 41'5"; Ike Mincy,
who placed 6th in the discus with
a throw of 129'4" and 8th in the.
shot put with a throw of 44'8":
James Taunton. who placed 7th
In the mile with a time of 4:40;
and Jay Laster, who placed 7th in
the 800 meters with a time of
2:06.


In Blountstown Friday

Port St. Joe, Wwahitchka and Blountstown to Play


Port St. Joe and' Wewahitch-
ka's football teams will travel to
Blountstown' Friday evening for a
8:00 ET (7:00 CT) kick-off of the
annual Spring Football Jamboree.
Blountstown will be the host
of this year's football preview. Port
St. Joe -and Wewahitchka will
match up for the first quarter, fol-,
lowed by Port St. Joe versus.
Blountstown. Wewahitchka will
play Blountstown in the third-
quarter. .
Bristol was also scheduled to,
participate in the game, but
pulled out because of athletes
, being involved in ,;post .season
play-offs.


.Shown in the, front row, from left, are Jasmine McMillion,
Jennifer Nelson, Stephanie McDaniel, Mandy Little, Ashley
Lister, Kristin Jones and Dawn Gortman. In the back row, from
left, are Karen Hall, Diana Taunton, Aimee Pridgeon, Sara Carter,
Thelma Bryant apd Amanda Davis.


Lady Sharks Lose 5-6

In Sub-Regional Game


Lady Gator pitcher Thelma
Bryant winds up to deliver
another strike during -the
Gators 4-0 win over Jay.,


PSJ 5, PENSACOLA CATH 6
The first-time District 2-3A
champions, Port' St. Joe Lady
Sharks (13-17),: fought a tough
battle and lost inible sub-region-
al: game last Friday afternoon
against Pensacola ,Catholic (15-
12), 5-6. ,
Gena Johnsons pitched for
the Lady Sharks,, striking out
four. Johnson also.had a two-run
double in the third lining 'that.
put the Lady Sharks' ahead 3-1.
Port St. Joe led the game
until the top of the seventh
inning. With the score in Port St
Joe's favor, 4-3, two., outs and


Amanda Davis signs a softball scholarship with Chipola as her
mother, Carrie Davis, and Chipola coach Sharon Coleman look on.


Davis Signs
Wewahitchka High Schoc
catcher Amanda Davis has signed
a scholarship to play softball a


DID YOU KNOW?
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lighted regulation Trap
Range!Shoots are held O
Thursday evening at 6:30 p.m.
and Sunday afternoons at
2:00 p.m.
*Police Pistol Combat, Centerfire Bullseye, Rimfire
Bullseye, Rimfire Berichrest BR-50, Hunter Pistol
Silhouette and Rimfire Rifle Silhouette matches
are held'every month.
*The Gulf Rifle Club has a covered pistol range,
100 yard, 200 yard, and 300 yard rifle range
with over 10 benchrests for right and left hand-,
ed shooters.
*Club meetings are held the first Thursday of
every month at 6:30 p.m.

Check The Star for match times and dates.
Guests are welcome at all events. All regular club members
are always interested in helping new shooters. You are
personally invited to come enjoy the shooting sports in a safe
and friendly environment.

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With Chipola
l Chipola Junior college.
d, '*Davis led Wewahltchka to the,
t District 2 championship with a,
.521 batting average. She hit a to-
tal of 39 RBi's, including 13 dou-
bles, three triples and two home-
runs. Davis also led the team in,
runs with 31, and an on-base'd
percentage of 681.
Chipola softball coach Shar-
on Coleman says, "We're very.ex-
- cited about signing Amanda. I feel
like she's going to come in and be
a great player."
Davis says, "I was impressed
with the way the Chipola program
I is run, and I'm looking forward to
playing at the college level."
She is the; daughter of Carriei
and Joe Davis. Her high school
coaci is Charles Fortner.

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bases loaded., a Pensacola
Catholic player reached first on
error scoring two 'runners. The
Lady Crusaders'swiped the lead.
The Lady Sharks did not give
up, the team rallied one run
short of a tie in the bottom of the
seventh. Trailing 6-4, Nicole
Royster led with a single, stole
second and went' to third on an
error. Freshman.,Julie Lanford.
who went two for two with a dou-
ble, walked to first. With one out
by'a fly. Emily Thompson singled
home Royster to bring the game
within a one point tLie. 6-5. Two
Lady Sharks flew out to end the
game one short of a tlie and two
short of victory for Port St. Joe.
Lead-off "hitter for the
Sharks, Katie Kilbourn went two
for three. Jolynn Parker went one,
for three with a double.
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Class 2A. Apalachicola, Wewa-
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a new 2A football district begin-
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year, bringing new meaning to the
annual county championship'
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UnpreCedented

The Sharks captured ar 4, career individual state title by
unprecedented fourth straight winning the triple jump with a
track and field title in 3-A com school record effort of 46'10
petition Saturday at the, I /2". He also earned All-State
University of Florida In honors with his 6'6" second
Gainesville. :? place finish in the high jump,
Sixteen members of the boys' ; and finished third (3:29.00) in
track and field team competed I 4 the 4x400 relay along with fellow
the'state event, with 15 earnin runners Jason Holmes (53.6),
20 All-State honors. The Shark Sweazy (51.8) and Kelon McNair
set a state record in the 4x80 (50.5).
relay and set three school Gabe Clark earned All-State
records as they racked up 81 with his second place time, of
points to win the state title. _____r"
Pre-meet favorites Lincolq
Park Academy of Fort Pierce fin,'0
Wished second with 63 polntsj i
while Union County placed third "C I.W .
with 58 points. E
The tone of the meet was set,
in the first event of the day. the
4x800 relay as Germain Clark. ,
Nick Sweazy, Rod Givens and ..
Kelon McNair set a state record
with a time of 8:07.60. They had
battled with Pope John Paul II of ., |
Bacon Raton throughout the '
event and the lead changed sev-
eral- times. Both teams' time
broke the state record. Clark
(2:00.5), Sweazy (2:03.3), Givens "
(2:04.2) and McNair's (1:59.5)
combined for' the new state
record of 8:07.60.
Givens earned his second


4th State Title


4:28.93 in the 1600 meters. Ben
McCroan was All-State with a
third place throw of 133'0" in the
discus; and Laredo Ginn earned
All-State recognition for his third
place finish in the pole vault with
a 12'0 vault (which tied the.
school record).
Tyson Pittman ran the 110
hurdles with a third place time of
15.24 to earn All-State.
Other Sharks earning points
in the meet were: Mark.Williams,


fourth in the 300 hurdles
(40.88); German Clark, fourth in
both the 800 and 1600 meters,
(2:01.69) and (4:31.77) respec-
tively; Rod Chambers, sixth in
the 110 hurdles with a time of
15.71 and eighth in the 300 hur-
dles with a time of 41.88. Rod
Givens placed seventh in the
3200 meters with a time of
10:20.52. Jermaine Peterson
placed 13th in the discus with a
throw of 115'4".


Sharks Advance to Final


Four.In Baseball Playoffs


Members of the State Championship track team, shown from left to right above, are: Jason
Holmes, Jeff Schweikert, Chad Thompson, Rod Givens, Germain Clark, Tyson Pittman,. Mark
Williams, Kelon McNair, Laredo Ginn, Rod Chambers, Jarred Wester, Marco Givens, Nick Sweazy,
Eric Sellers, Ben McCroan, Jermalne Peterson and Coach Scott Gowan.


PSJ 8. JACKSONVILLE 7
The Port St. Joe Sharks (24-
5) defeated Jacksonville
University Christian, 8-7, to
advance to the state final four.
This is the Sharks' 16th straight
win which clenched the Regional
3A championship title. On the
twentieth anniversary of the
Sharks' last appearance in the
state final four, Port St. Joe will
play Fort Myers Bishop Verot
(25-5) at 10:00 a.m. at Legends
field in Tampa, Wednesday, May
21sL
Ryan Yeager broke a 6-6 tie
In the bottom of the sixth inning
with a two-run RBI double to
score Charlie Lanford and Jesse
Colbert who reached by base on
balls. Lanford and Colbert
advanced to scoring position on a
bunt down first base line by Jim,
Falson. Yeager's hit put the
Sharks on top 8-6.
Jacksonville came back in
the top of the seventh, but their
rally fell short, scoring only one
run. Catcher Brian Jenkins
ended the game when he threw
out a Jacksonville player trying i
to steal third on an overthrow.
The. Sharks' victory was in
question in the bottom of the fifth
when Port St. Joe trailed 5-1.
With Intense fan support from a
packed stadium, the Sharks'
James Daniels reached on error,
bringing Lanford up who singled
to begin the hitting rally. Likely,
Yeager and Brian Jenkins all had'
singles. Jarred Patterson singled
to right centerfleld to score two to
advance the Sharks to a 6-5 lead.
Russell Young, who pitched
the Sharks' sub-regional victory,
started on the mound for the
Sharks. Yeager was- brought in


with two men on base in the
third to complete the game and -
earn the win.
In the final four next week. a '
win against Bishop Verot would
put the Sharks in the champi-,
onship game at 5:00 Thursday,
May 22.
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JUC 102 201 1-7 14 4.
PSJ 10, HOLMES CO. 3
The Port St. Joe Sharks (23-
5) were victorious over Holmes
County (22-9) Friday night in
Shark territory. The 10-3 win in,
sub-regionals advanced them to-
host Jacksonville University,
. Christian for the regional title
Tuesday evening in Shark stadi-
um.
Russell Young was the win-


ning pitcher for the Sharks.
striking out seven and allowing
only one hiL Freshman Ashley
Stephens and senior Ryan
Yeager mopped up for relief in
the seventh.
Holmes County took the
lead, 1-0, when their lead. off hit-
ter, Scott Kerd, hit a solo home
run...
Port St. Joe answered back
with three runs of their own in
the bottom of the first inning.
Wayne Summers two-out and
thiee RBI home run scored
Cameron Likely and Brian
Jenkins, who both reached by
singles.
The Port St. Joe Sharks
extended their lead to 6-1 In the
third Inning, scoring three more
unanswered runs. Jenkins led


Three Lady Sharks

Earn All-State Honors


Russell Young pitched the
Sharks to victory in the sub-
regional game.


Port St. Joe's victorious Shark baseball team comes together
on the field in jubilant celebration Tuesday night following their
down-to-thq-41re win over Jacksonville University Christian.


.off with another Shark home
run. Three singles, by Summers,/
Likely arid Jahmes Daniels cou-
pled with a RBI sacrifice fly by
Brett Lowry and base on balls by
Charlie Lanford accounted for,
two more Sharks runs during the
inning.
Ryan Yeager singled in the
fourth inningand doubled In the
fifth for three RBI. Likely added a
double in the fith also for his
second RBI in the game. 4
Likely and Summers both


went three for four. Yeager,
Jenkins and Daniels all had two
hits. Patterson and Lanford had
one hit each.

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School CrossingsH


This past Saturday: the girls'
track team journeyed to Gaines-
ville for the Class 3A State Track
Championships and came home
with three earning all-state hon-
ors and a new school record.
Leading the way for the Lady
Sharks was Stephanie Maxwell
who earned All-State in both the
high jump and the 300 hurdles;
followed by Lacey Johnson All-
State in the pole vault and Nacoa
Hogan All-State in the discus.
For the third consecutive
week Jessica Hill lowered her
school' 'record in the 1600 this


If you want to


time to 5:59.7-the first Lady
Shark under 6 minutes.
The State Championships
concluded the season for the
tracksters who finished the regu-.
lar season -with a 29-5 record.
Stephanie Maxwell -broke three
school records with marks in the
100 high hurdles, 300 hurdles
and high jump. Jessica set the
new standard in the 1600 and La-
cey Johnson tied the school pole
vault record. It was another good
year for the Lady Shark track
team.


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Some people are more
prone tb gum disease and
tooth decay than others, and
for that reason they may have
to have their teeth cleaned
and checked more often.'
Some patients need to have
their teeth cleaned every three
months. It all depends on your


individual condition and the
best one to make that decision
is your dentist.
Your dentist or hygienist
can also give you good tips on
how to properly clean your.
teeth at home, between check-
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this without damaging your
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The Sharks celebrate following their sub-regional win over Holmes
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County To Begin Battle

With Pesky Blood Suckers
Recent rains and rising temperatures serve to remind us that
summertime is just around the corner, finally. They also remind A i
us that the yearly battle with the little critters-M O-S-Q-U -T 0 -i
is just 'round the bend as well. ,:
Several areas of Gulf County are already beginning to log ... *" ,
complaints of mosquito infestation to Mosquito Control Director
Paul Wood. He told The Star that the county's annual spraying .
program to help control the mosquito population got underway I
on May 1st. He said county crews would be spraying five nights
a week, covering the entire county twice a week. Spraying sched- .
ules will Vbe altered throughout the season, according to the
weather and mosquito population. ,,_
Mosquito traps have been set in areas around the county to
get a population count and measure the effectiveness of the .. .. .
spraying process. Trapped mosquitos are then sent off to be test- .
ed for St. Louis Encephalitis and Eastern Equine Encephalitis to .
ensure that no disease carrying insects are lurking in Gulf I' .
County. ..
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St. Joseph Bay is going to be-
come the most studied bay in ex-
istence, if the trend toward per-
forming still more studies
continues.
-' Still another study was an-
nounced for the bay at last
Thursday's meeting of the St. Joe.
Bay Committee, when a team
from the Florida Geological Socie-
ty appeared at the regular session
of the committee to announce its
intentions.
The study this time will be on
interaction between ground water
and surface water intrusion into
the bay waters and the effect it
has on water which is already
brackish.
The study will, be conducted
by Dr. Rodney Dalton and Dr.
Ron Hornstine. Their research ac-
tivity will require from two to'
three years to complete and is
scheduled to get under way in the
late summer or early fall.
Dr. Dalton told the members
of the committee that a vessel will
be dedicated 1b the study anid will
remain on site until it is comrn-'
plete.
He said the reason St. Joe,
Bay was chosen for the scientific
survey was because the bay is the
only one along the Panhandle of
Florida In "pristine" condition.
The study will "reveal methods
which can be adopted to keep it
that way."
Dr. Hornstine said: "Florida
contains 20% of the nation's wet-
lands area which is the reason so
many studies are centered within
the state. We Intend to take core
studies as deep as 20 feet below
the bay bottom to study soil sam-
ples as well as monitor fresh wa-





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ter intrusion."
The survey
the committee i
the meeting to a
tentions and by
committee's coop
proval.
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Tamara Lair
spot on the proj
team's attention
had been nume
ready performed
which were on r
findings going to
so they can be
any other group
them?" she aske


to Begin 2-3 Year Testing Program In Early Fall
out that hundreds of studies have ested In reinyenting the whee
team surprised been made about almost every he remarked. *
by appearing at conceivable subject imaginable. Lane said the city's rece
announce its in- "But when we want to do some- experience with the proposed m
asking for the thing in Gulf County, we must rina and securing permits
eration and ap- perform another study to prove build it Is what prompted h
we are not going to harm our bay. questioning. "We thought we h
We're not Interested In harming every base covered in prepare
;NTION the bay; we're Interesting in utiliz- for our permits, only to find c
JS STUDIES ing the resource as much as we that we didn't." she stated.
ne. who had a can without destroying it."
gram. called the Dr. Dalton assured Laine OTHER REPORTS
to the fact there their study would be available for: The committee had seve
rous studies al- any purpose for which it was other reports to digest at t
d on the bay needed. "You can also be assured- meeting, as well.
record. "Are your that the very first thing we will do William Kuyper brought
be made known in our research is to gather in all update of what had been done
used by us and the published study data, which preventing bottom scarri
who may need have already been done on the among grass beds in the bay.
d. Laine pointed bay, for reference. We're not Inter- He said the main project u


U.S. Department of Agricul-
ture surplus commodities will be
distributed to eligible area resi-
dents on May 20 and 22. The
foods will be distributed at the
old senior citizens' building in
Port St. Joe and the senior citi-
zens' building in Wewahitchka.
..The distribution in Port St. -
Joe will be oil Tuesday, May 20,
from 1:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m.,
ET, and the distribution in Wewa-
hitchka will be on Thursday. May
22, from 12:00 p.m. until 2:00
p.m., CT.
Recipients must have a cur-
rent commodity card to receive
their commodities. There will be
no registration at the distribution
centers. Anyone who has ques-
tions concerning their eligibility
or would like to sign up should
call 229-9112, 639-5068, or come
by the commodity office in the
Gulf County Courthouse prior to
these dates. Wewahitchka resi-
dents may come to the old court-
house on Wednesday. May 21,
from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., CT.
Any household whose gross
income is not in excess of the
state-established maximum per-
centage of the poverty line for the
appropriate household size : or
who can'prove Its eligibility foi'r
food stamps, aid to families with
dependent children (AFDC), sup-
plemental security income (SSI). ,
or medicaid is eligible to receive'
the USDA foods. Documents ac-
cepted as proof of eligibility in-
clude proof of eligibility in' the
above programs. As an alternative
to providing such documents, a
household may simply complete
an application giving total house-
hold Income.
Rules for acceptance and par-


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same for everyone without regard
to race., color, national origin.
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safe path through the grass beds
from the city launch site, all the
way around the head of the bay
to the State Park marina.
Nadine Craft. Environmental
Specialist: Florida Department of
Environmental. Prtection; Aquat-
Ic Preserve Program: Milton., gave
direction and advice in preparing
a boaters' guide for the bay as a
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Now Is the Time to Get Read;


the Upcoming 1997 Hurrican
Ana, Bill and Claudette could well before the heart of, the
prove to be rowdy "house guests" Atlantic hurricane season, which
for Floridians in the coming runs from June 1 to November
months. And other visitors may 30. Ana, Bill and Claudette are
follow. But concerned homeown- Just the first few names on .this
ers can take precautions to year's official list of storm names.
reduce any damage those uninvit- Forecasters believe we'll dip more
ed guests might cause. deeply than usual into that list


Now Is the time to take action,


Reunion To Be
Held May 31
New Hope School reunion will
be held on Saturday, May 31, at
the Masonic Hall on the old
school site just south of Highway
2 in North Holmes County, on. the
Geneva-Westville road.


before the season is over.
One well-known forecaster,


"'We will have a covered-dish
lunch at 12," said Nell Deal, com-
mittee chairperson. "Paper plates,
napkins and plastic eating uten-
sils will be furnished. Some ice
and drinks will be furnished.
Bring lawn chairs and stay 'til
dark."
Thousands of students, many
of whom live in the Wiregrass


By Bill Nelson
State Treasurer and
Insurance Commissioner
Dr. William Gray; predicts 11
named storms, including seven,.
hurricanes-three of them pack-..
ing winds of more than 111 mph.,'.
Dr. Gray, a professor of atmos-
pheric science, at Colorado State
University, has made hurricane
predictions for the past 15 years
based on his extensive weather
research.
If his new predictions hold)'
true, then 1995-1997 will mark,
the most acUve three-year span of;
hurricane activity in recorded his-,
tory. In Florida alone, we've expe- ,
rienced three hurricanes and two
tropical storms over the past two
seasons.
No matter what the 1997 sea-
son brings, you can be ready. For,
example, you can review your
insurance policy and ask your
insurance agent or company now
about anything you don't under-
stand. Most insurers will not
write new policies or allow
changes in coverage during a
tropical storm or hurricane, or as
the storm approaches an area,
and for up to 48 hours after the
storm.
You may need to update your
policy to reflect your home's cur-
rent value. You also may want to
consider extra coverage for valu-
ables such as antiques, jewelry or'


'area of Alabama-Georgia-Florida,
attended New Hope School which
was operated from the 1890s to
1963.
For more information contact
Mrs. Deal at (904) 966-2496, Rt.
1. Box 362, Westville, FL 32464,
.or Roberta Capps at (904) 526-
5635, 4484 Broad St., Marianna, .
FL 32446. .. .' ,.


y For

e Season
computers. If you live in a flood-
prone area, you should consider
the separate insurance needed to
'protect your home and its con-
tents from damage caused by ris-
ing water.
Here are some other steps
you can take:
*Hire a professional to remove
any. dead or dying trees or limbs
from your property. especially
those likely to fall on your home
or automobile.
*Make a list of belongings
including purchase' dates, costs,
serial numbers, and' receipts if
available. Take photographs'" or
make a video of 'the current con-
dition of your belongings. \
*Keep copies of your insur-
ance policy, inventory, videotape
or photographs and related
records in a safe deposit box or
with a trusted relative or friend.
Keep your insurance company's
toll-free claims number handy.
*Install wind-tested shutters,
windows and roof anchors. Be
sure any home Improvements
meet your local building code and
insurance company requirements
for premium discounts.
*Clear your yard of any
unnecessary items such as
unused bikes, car parts or lum-
ber. These items become danger-'
ous and destructive hazards
whenn hurled around by hurricane
winds.
Stock up on repair materials
such as marine plywood, nails
and plastic sheeting. Most Insur-
ance policies require you to make
reasonable emergency repairs fol-
lowing storms, such as covering a
hole in a roof.
The Florida Department of
Insurance will once again activate
a special toll-free Hurricane
Hotline if we do get hit this year
by any storms causing major
damage.
If you have questions about
-'your homeowner's coverage,
please call our regular Insurance
Consumer Helpline at 1-800-342-
2762. You also may order a free
copy of our brochure titled: "Are .
You Prepared? A Hurricane
Checklist for Insurance Con-
sumers." The hearing impaired
may order it by using a TDD to
call 1-800-640-0886.-


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THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1997 PAGE 3B


Gulf


Count


TELEVISION PERSONALITY APPEARS BEFORE FCA
jNeysa Wilkins, news reporter for WJHG-TV Channel 7, pre-,
se cited a program to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes last.
week, in which she both spoke and sang for her audience. Here,
she is shown above, singing one of her numbers before the FCA
membership, in the Media Center of Port St. Joe High School;,


Port St. Joe

Middle


School


News..


BY TANYA VARNUM
"STUDENTS OF THE WEEK"
This week's "Students of the
Week" are Reko Gainer for the
seventh grade and Erica White for
the eighth grade. Congratulations
to both of you!
YEARBOOKS
SThe yearbook staff is now tak-
ing orders for the '97 yearbook
covraf ot ne'faill. you pay n
advance for the yearbook these
finalabiweeks, he caw-will be
reduced from $30 to $25. Buy
now and save!
GULF COUNTY'S GiRL POWER
Girl Power is a free summer
camp for seventh and eighth
grade girls to be held June 9-13
from 7:30' a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at
Port St. Joe Middle School. '',. 6
? Activities are being planned to
introduce the participants to
career fields which are non-tradi-
tionall to women. These fields
include health care, legal services,
math, and science.
Girl Power will use the most
current information available in
helping each girl determine her
interests and abilities, as well as
providing her with information'
and possibilities for.ier future.
If you are interested in your
daughter attending, please fill out
the form that she was given and
haye her turn it in to Mrs. Ellmer
no"Iater than Friday, May 16. *
BETA CLUB DANCE .
The Beta Club is sponsoring a
dance in the 'Commons Area on
Saturday, May 17. The price of.-
adinission will be $ 1, and refresh-
ments will be on sale. Gold cards
will also be accepted.
i CALENDAR OF EVENTS
S MAY
17,.................. Beta Club Dance
22'........ End Second Semester
22 ................. Students' last Day
26 ............. Teachers' Last Day
JUNE
2 .......... Summer School Begins
9-13 ...;..... Girl' Power Program
HAVE A GREAT WEEK!


FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S DESK
By: Chris A. Earley
EIGHTH GRADE WRITING ASSESSMENT
Congratulations to the eighth
grade class for their improvement
on the Eighth Grade Writing
Assessment The total average
score was 3.2, a 0.5 improvement
over last year's results.'
A special congratulations to
'the following students who scored
a 5.0 or better on the assessment:
Tanya Varnum ......'...... ....... *55
Amber Davis ............. 5.0-
Tremaine Lewis .................... 5.0
(*5.5 is the highest score ever
achieved by a studerit at Port St.
Joe Middle School.)
AWARDS DAY PROGRAM
On Thursday, May 22 (the
last day of school),,, Port St. Joe
Middle School will have our annu-
al Awards Day Assembly Program
in the gEp beginning at 8:4,5 a.m,
SAcademic and athletic awards ill
be given at this program. All par-
ents. family-members and friends*-
are invited to attend. Hope to see
you there.
SIXTH GRADE ORIENTATION
On 'Thursday, May 15, the
sixth grade students from Port St.
Joe and Highland View
Elementary schools attended the
sixth .grade orientation program
at Port St. Joe Middle School.
The program included expla-
nation of curricular and 'extra
curricular programs offered, a,
tour of the middle school and a
question/answer panel discus-
sion. ',
EIGHTH,GRADE ORIENTATION/
SEVENTH GRADE REGISTRATION
On Wednesday. May 14 at
12:45 p.m. all eighth grade stu-
dents attended an orientation
program for the transition to high
school. Meanwhile, seventh grade
students reported to A.A. at the
beginning of fifth period in order
to register .for 1997-98 classes.
BETA: LUB DANCE -'
The Beta Club will sponsor a
dance for middle school students
,.on Saturday, May 17. The dance
will begin at 6:30 p.m. and end,
promptly at 10i30 p.m. ...
REPORT CARD PICK-UP
SReport cards may be picked
up beginning Wednesday, May 23
from 7:30 a.m. until 2:45 p.m.
SUMMER SCHOOL ,
Summer school will begin on
Monday, June 2 at 7:30 a.m.
(until 2:30 p.m. daily). Students
,that need; to attend will be con;-
tacted during: the week of May 26
to 30.


Bulldog News

Port St. Joe Elementary School


Students Of the Week
Congratulations to our
"Students of the Week".. Dajon
Williams, Renee Lewis, Jennifer
Bland, Brooke Mathes, Stephanie
Watson, B.J. Strickland and Jolie
Hogan.

-Career Week Speakers
Our annmial Career Week was
a tremendous success thanks to
the following people who spoke to
our students about their job and
the importance of education. .
Mayor Frank Pate, Police
Chief Jay Leffert; Bay St. Joseph
Care Center Activities Director
Sherrie Bowen, Donna Spears,
() Keith Bolyard, Brian Simpler,
Tom Gibson, Rachel Hacker,


Larry Wells, Norton Kilbourn, Mr.
Watkins, Tommy Smith, Mari-
anne Garrigan, Debra Alford,
Olivia Wynn, Steven Hatcher,
Linda Wright, Dr. Dusty May,"
Michelle Kiefer, Tom -Thompson,
Sedra Barnes, Bill Dodson and
Craig Devoy.
1996-1997 Yearbook Sale
Our Port St. Joe Elementary
School 'Yearbook is. on sale' for.
$12.00 (cash only).. A limited
number have been' printed so
hurry and get yours today.
Bulldog Summer Camps ;
Port St. Joe Elementary
School will. offer a Girls Volley-
ball/Basketball Camp for grades
four through six, May 26 30


Awards Day Programs
Announced For End of School
Parents anid friends,' we
would like you to attend' our end
of school awards, programs (none.
for Pre1K). Come 'early and get a '
seat. Here's when and where:
Weds., 21 ....Kindergarten at 8:00
a.m.;' St.' Clair and'Whitfield in
Commons Area; Walker in class-
. rooin.... First grade at 9:00 a.m.
in the Commons Area .
Second grade at 10:00 a.m. In the ,
classrooms .. '.CP at 9:45 a.m.
in the Comm6ns Area .;. VE,
Atchison:at9:30;ak.m. in the class-'
room ;. Sixth grade graduation
at 6:00 p.m. in the Commons
- Area. "' ''
Thurs., 22....Third'' grade at


8*00 a.m. in the classrooms ..
Fourth grade at 9:00 a.m. in the
Commons Area. ... Fifth grade at
9:00 a.m. in the Commons Area.
. :;.VE, Forehand at 8:30 a.m.
School Dismissal Times For
The Summer,
WES will be dismissed at the
following times for the summer
holiday:
Main Street ..... ... 11:50
Linton Site. . ... 11:50
WHS . .. .. ... 12:00


'96-'97


Shark Talk
By: Jessica Peak


'Last Thursday .was the
seniors' last, day at ftort ,St Joe
High -School. However, they have
many important activities to
come., Baccalaureate will be held
on Sunday. May 18, at 7:00 p.m.
followed .by graduation on
Monday, May 19, at'&:00 p.m.
St. James' Epis-
copal Church invites
the seniors, their
families, and friends'
to a reception at the
church at 800 22nd
Street, following the'
Baccalaureate ser-
vice.
Seniors are also
encouraged to sign
up for a two-hourPE
course, Wellness/
wUfl rime .Fitness.,, to, ... ,
be taught at PSJ High on
Tuesday and Thursdays this
summer. Call Mr. Temple Watson
at 229-8256 for more information.
Any junior or senior who did
not get a prom key chain or invi-
tation may pick one up in .the
'Media Center. -
Juniors wishing to take the
ACT to be given at Bay High on
June 14 must mail the registra-
tion packets (see the guidance
office) no, later than this Friday.
The Sharks .had a fabulous
weekend in sports, winning a
state title in track as well as set-
Sting many records. The boys' team
won its fourth consecutive Class
3A Title in Gainesville Saturday
by scoring 81 points.
Fifteen athletes earned all-
state honors including Marco,
. Givens': first place in the triple
jump and Germain. Clark, Nick


from 9:00 to 12:00 in the Port St.
Joe Elementary School gym. The
camp will be limited to the first 30
to sign up. There is no charge for'
'this camp.
Our school will also offer "The
Culture Camp". This camp will
include TV production, children's
literature. gardening, local histo-
ry. art and will be held the week of
June 3. through 6 from 9:00 to
12:00 in the auditorium.
Kindergarten through third grade
may sign up at a cost of $20.00
(cash). The camp will be limited to
20 participants.
For more information about
the' IBulldog', Summer Camps,
please call 227- 1221.
Preschool Screening
The. Gulf County School
Board is sponsoring a community
service program to screen
preschool children, ages .2 1/2 to
'flve years. Screening will be done
-,in the areas of hearing, vision.
speech and language, concept for-
mation, motor coordination and
behavior. If potential problems are
found, the screening team will
make recommendations for fol-
low-up.
Each ohild who is screened
S. mist be accompanied by a parent
or legal guardian. For further
information, contact Deborah
Crosby '(639-3633) or JoAnn
Raffleld (229-8838).
Screening at Port St. Joe
Elementary School will be held on
Thursday;' May 15. If you suspect
your child of having a potential
problem, plan, to attend the
screening. Please bring their birth
certificate and social security card


Sweazy, Rod Givens, and Keion
McNair's state record in the 3200
meter relay.
Marco Givens, Gabe Clark.
Ben, McCroan, Laredo Ginn,
Tyson Pittman, and Jason Holmes
also' placed high in their events.
The ,girls' track,
team .also excelled at
the state meet. with
Jessica Hill setting a
new school record in
the 1600 meter and
Lacey Johnson tying
the school record in
the pole, vault.
Lacey, Stephanie
Maxwell. and Nacoa
Hogan" ,were distin-
guished as all-state
in their events.
PSJ High is also .rooting for
the varsity baseball team which
has advanced in the regional play-
offs and stands a good chance of
going, to the FHSAA Florida
Semifinals May 21 in Tampa. The
determining win will be in, the
playoff game here with Jackson-
ville University Christian :this
week.
Students and friends wishing
to send cards to our guidance
counselor, Mrs. Marilyn Witten,
during her confinement at Shands
Hospital may write to her at the
following address: BMTU-4th
Floor. Shands Hospital, 1600 SW
Archer Road, Gainesville,: FL
32511 or call at (352) 395-0042.
Okay, students, let's make
our final week of the '97 school
year a great one. School will be:
dismissed at noon on Thursday,
SMay 22. '


to the screening.
Awards Day
S Our Awards Day will be held
on Friday, May 16 at 8:30 a.m. in
the gym. All parents are invited to
attend.
Change of Inpome
If your income has recently
changed, your child may be eligi-
ble for free or reduced lunch. To
find out if your child qualifies for
free or reduced lunch you, may
pick up a form from the front
office.
Sixth Grade Graduation
Graduation for our sixth
graders will be held on
Wednesday, May 21 at 6:00 p.m.
in the gym.
SEarly Dismissal
School will be dismissed early
(11:40 a.m.) on Wednesday, May
21 and Thursday, May 22.
Registration for 1997-1998
School Year
If your child plans to attend
' Port St. Joe Elementary School
and .you 'have not registered,
please come by the front office
before Friday, May 23rd.
i '. '


Lunch will be served on
Wednesday, May 21, but will NOT
be served on'Thursday, May 22.
Breakfast will be served both
days.
Library Books
Remind your child to turn in
all library books as soon as possi-
ble. If your child has lost or mis-
placed a library book, they will
have to pay for it. Please see Mrs.
Minger if you have questions.
Sylvia's Night
May 12, long time teacher
Sylvia Costin of PSJES was given
a retirement dinner at Julie's
Restaurant. Helping honor her
were Superintendent Jerry Kelley,
board members Charlotte Pierce,
Caroline Norton, Mary Pridgeon,
David Byrd, Oscar Redd, Uniserv
Director Jackie Sweat, and minany
teachers.
Barbara Duncan presented,
her with an apple plaque on
behalf of the Gulf County
Classroom Teachers Association
and related may anecdotes about
her classroom experiences.
Sylvia's career in the classroom,
including her many wee morning


From the Princip

Wewahitc


High rSch

by Larry A. Mat'

Softball!
The Lady Gators' softball
team is still hanging In there! By
the time you read this, we'll either
have beaten North Florida
Christian Tuesday or not-which
means we'll either be Regional
Champions or runner-up. You'
know our preference
If we win, we'll be playing May
23 in Kissimmee in the state tour-
iament. That also happens to be
the night of our graduation, so I
won't be able to make the first
game-I'll have to wait until we
make the finals Saturday, May
24. Good luck, girls .
= The State Track Meeti in
Gainesville saw our boys and girls
represent us well. While Holly
Atkins and Luke Taunton were
hampered by injuries, new facqs
such as Ike, Mincy, Cecil Jackson
and Diana Taunton joined with
others like James Taunton, Jay
Laster: and "others to place in
many events and score points-
not enough to win, but they knew
we were there Congrats go to Port'
St. Joe for winning the State 3A
title for the fourth year in a rowl!
Athletics isn't the only game
in town. Middle school student
Gregory Barnett was honored by
the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars for win-
ning. first place in the VFW's
recent essay contest. Greg was,
awarded a $100 savings bond for"
his effort.
Many thanks go to Gwen Cain


Gold Card Luncheon Held ...
A pizza party was held on
Wednesday. May 14 for those stu-
dents who had earned at least two
Gold Cards for the school year.
The following studeAts participat-
ed in the party:
Third grade-Tom Boone,
Sarah House, Jeremy Couch,
Marva Darna, Alisha Chavdus,
Taylor Green, Bridget Bryan and
Joy Martin.
Fourth grade-Andrea Gaylor,
Lindsay Howell, Aaron Little,
Mylissa Brake, Nick Hunter,
Whitney Nixon, Sissy Smith and
Danielle Densmore.
Fifth grade-Ashley Cloud,
Austin Horton, Meggie Boone,
Shawn Reynolds and Brittany
Crocker.
Sixth grade-Danielle Barnes,
Traci Richardson, Brad Black-
mon, Steven Gaddis, Ricky Kunz,
Erica Tuten, Adam Nixon and
Jenny O'Barr.
Congratulations .
Ashley Cloud won first place
in the National Pet Week essay
contest for Gulf County. Brittany
Crocker won second place and
Rushelle Lamboy won third place.
The topic of the essay was "How
My Pet Makes My House a Home".
The winning essays have been
sent to the Florida Veterinary
Medical Association office to
become part of the competition for
the best in the State of Florida.
Good luck girls in your efforts.
Graduation .
All parents and friends of the
1997 sixth grade class are invited


I Wewahitchka

Elementary

B Ne ws...
By Linda Whitfield


to attend their graduation cere-
mony on Wednesday, May 21st at
9:00 a.m. There will be a recep-
tion to follow the graduation and
you are encouraged to attend and
help these students celebrate this
special time in their lives.
Spring Pictures .
If you are planning on buying
the latest pictures of your child,
please do so now. If you are not
pleased, return the pictures to the
. school as we have to return them
to the photographer very soon.
School Release .
Next week. Wednesday and
Thursday will be half days for our
students, with Thursday being
the last day of school.

Gulf County Schools
Lunch Menu
MAY 19 23

MON--Chill Dog! Cole Slaw,
French Fries, Bread, Milk, and
Dessert.
TUES-Cheeseburger, Fruit,
Corn, Bread, Milk, and
Dessert.
WEDS-Chicken w/Rice,
English Peas, Fruit Cup, Rolls,
and Milk.
THIURS- NO LUNCH
SERVED.
FRIDAY- NO ,LUNCH
SERVED.
ii,. VE A GOOD SUMMER


hours were great because she
loved what she did. She taught
because there was a great. fulfill-
ment' that comes with working
with children.

.Sylvia will be missed at
PSJES, but she will not let the
grass grow under her feet. She
says she plans to travel some, and
do lots of things she has had to
put off. Also wishing her well last
night was her husband, Ashley
and her dear father-in-law. Sylvia
has been an asset to the schools
.of Gullf County.

Goings
Here are some other impor-
tant dates to remember:
May 15........Third grades' to
Planetarium in Tallahassee
May 16.......Air bag safety video
for all classes
May 17........Sixth grade- end -of
the year social/dance from 7:00
to 10:30
May 20........School Advisory'
Committee Meeting at 3:00 in the
Media Center


pal of

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hes

and Sonia Hall (and husbands)
for their hard work toward orga-
nizing (and raising all the money)
for the sports banquet -held
Saturday night. Athletes repre-
senting sports not previously hon-
ored this year were' treated to
pizza and an array of trophies rec-
ognizing their efforts.
Someone mentioned an arti-
cle about the softball team in the
paper not mentioning Ginny
Hutchison as a senior player who
will be graduating. I didn't write it
(I don't think) but Ginny is not
only an excellent infielder but a
capable pitcher, and she will be
missed next year.
We had a great crowd at our
semi-final Regional game. I hope
even more turn out for finals. And
hope I'm telling you next week
that we're on our way to STATEII
Some fussed about the $4 fee, but
that Is set by the state. Sorryl
Liberty County has with-
drawn from the football Jambor-
eej;so it looks like Blountstbwn,
St... Joe, and Wewa will battle it
out two quarters I each in
Blountstown starting at 6 p.m.,
central time. Friday nighL.
Hey please support your
students If you received an linvita-
tion to the Academic Excellence'
banquet this Saturday in the
Commons at 6:30, CT, be there
They deserve your support as we
recognize our best students.
*Hand -Banquet is Friday
night.at 6:00 p.m.


By: Jo Hernandez Highland View Elementary









PAGE 4B THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1997



In Time


Of Need

In Psalms 121: 1 and
2 we find: "I lift up my
,f eyes to the hills. From
9. whence does my help
Oliver F. Taylor come? My help comes
Visitation Minister, First from the Lord, who made
United Methodist Church heaven and earth."
We don't have any geographical hills in Gulf
County. However, there are many hills in our
lives to climb. Changes occur in our lives. Life
will never exist without change.
My. father was a railroad man for the
Seaboard Railway in Jacksonville. As a boy I
thought I would probably work for the railroad.
Along came World War Two and I joined the
Army. On.a visit to Miami after the war I joined
the Miami Fire Department.
My help continued to come from the Lord.
Thirteen years later., God went with me through
four years of college and four years of graduate
school. God continues to be with us all when we
call upon Him. In this time of need God will be
Qur help.


Musical WorkshopR
Beginning Today
The North Port St. Joe
Community Choir is sponsoring a
musical workshop beginning
Thursday, May 15 at the Church
of God in Christ.
Rehearsal will be held every,
Monday and Thursday from May
15 through June 6. The workshop
will culminate with a concert, or
Saturday, June 7 at 7 p.m.
Everyone is invited to attend
and participate. For more infor-
mation contact Denise Boykins at
227-1499.


- 01 "


Reception For


PSJHS Seniors

Port St. Joe High School seniors will be honored with a
reception at St. James Episcopal Church in Coldewey Hall
immediately following the Baccalaureate services on Sunday,
May 18.
All seniors and their families are invited tp attend.
This is an annual affair, in its 37th year, sponsored by the
church. All members look forward to honoring the seniors.


St. James is located at the
Street and Marvin Avenue.


Homecoming at
Howard Creek
Baptist Church
Howard Creek Baptist will ob-
serve homecoming,. Sunday, May
18. The Panama City 'gospel
group "Undiided" will b, singing
and sharing their testimony dur-
. ing the entire morning worship
service, which begins at 11:00'
a.m., E.S.T. Sunday School be-
gins at 9:45 a.m., E.S.T.


Reverend Bill Taylor


Youth Benefit from Faith Bible Church
C.B.'s Barbecue wT. ._ nT..a


New Bethel A.M.E. Church
Youth Department will sponsor a
barbecue on Friday, May 16. The
renowned chef is Carl Beard.
Chicken dinners will, be $5 and
rib dinners $7.
Dinners can be picked up at
New Bethel A.M.E. Church.on the
corner of Avenue C and Highway
98 between 4 and 6 p.m. Tickets
can be purchased from Simona
Pittman (229-6971) or any mem-
ber of the youth department.,


BEACH BAPTIST CHAPEL
W 311 Columbus St. St. Joe Beach, FL 32456
-A LIGHTHOUSE FOR THE LORD
.. MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 AM EST
SEEING WORSHIP 6:00 PM EST
Sunday School 9:45 a m. Discipleship Training 5:00 pin Sunday Evening
Wed.. Night at 7-00 pm: Youth Group Meeting,-Bible Study & Prayer Meeting
'FO sTrc and see that the Lord is good: baied is the man that rteairli in Him.
Ple'aser cc*i cr this 1.mvitation to jnin ns in w',rship God bles yvou'
Pastor Da.id Nichols Church 647-5026 HomIne 769-8725



THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN GULF COUNTY

ST. JAMES' 800 22nd STREET PORTST. JOE
++ 7:30 and 1,1:00 a.m. (ET)
i+. I Sunday School 9:45
ST. JOHN'S *WEWAHITCHKA
.' :" :. ., 8:00a.m.:(CT) ,

THE REV. JERRY R.HUFT, Pastor


-N
"THE EXCITING PLACE TO WORSHIP"
First J4iqwist Church.
102 THIRD STREET. PORT ST JOE
S -Worship Service ......................8:30 am
Sunday School ........................9:45 am
Worship Service 11:00 am
Disciple Training 6:00 pm
bI Evening Worship 7:00 pm
SWednesday Prayer Meeting ...6:30 pm
Gary Smith Buddy Caswell
Pastor Minister of Music & Youth




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afe gs that compete for control of your ynly
o ni" g; however, can provide you with the J eu s
da ning you, need& Join us for a sermon series at
explore the ultimate purpose in life: how to fir
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Ma "Organizing My Time to Accomplish
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May "Sustaining My Mission"
May 25 "Supporting My Mission"
June 1 $ & inishin the Aace" ni
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Curtis D. Clark, pastor
Worship on Sundays at 11 a.m.* & 7 p.m.
Bible Study on Sundays at 9:45 a.m. & 5:45 p.m., Wd. at 7 p.m.


welcomes i~ew rasuor


Reverend Bill Taylor has
recently assumed the pastorate at
Faith Bible Church In Port St.
Joe. He also has filled the princi-
pal's seat vacancy at Faith
Christian School.
Rev. Taylor is a native of Palm
Beach County who has received
degrees from Bryan College and ,.
Liberty University., He has been
involved in ministry full-time
since 1983 and during that time.
has pastored in Florida, Virginia,
and New York.
Relocating in Gulf County
with the new pastor/principal is
his wife, Beth, three sons, Ryan,
Zack and Nate, and daughter,
Bethany. ,,


Musical Program
This Saturday
On Saturday, May '17, the
North Port St. Joe Community
'Choir will be sponsoring a musi-
cal program at the Philadelphia
Primitive Baptist Church. The
program will begin at 7:00 p.m.,
E.S.T. '
Special guests include P.S.J.
Southern Charms and Male Chor-
us.
Everyone is invited to come
and make a joyful noise unto the
Lord. .


This column is provided as a, service of the Guff County Guidance Clinic, Inc.; a professional counseling
and menial health center. It is not intended to replace psychological counseling or trealmerit services.


Dear Counselor:.
I am' a 46 year old housewife.
For the last year or, so. I have had,
a terrible problem with my memo-
iy. I can't seem to remember the
simplest things like appointment
times, names, etc. My husband,
complains that he will say some-
thing to me and I will forget he said
it. I lose .things all the time like my
car keys or my glasses.
I have talked. to my doctor
about it. and he says he can't find
anything physically wrong. He
thinks it's "stress. related", but I
don't feel like I'm under any kind of
stress.
I'm really beginning to worry
about it. Can you' tell me' what
causes this? Is there anything I
can do about It?
Signed,
Can't Remember
Dear Mrs. Remember:
Memory problems can result
from any of a multitude of medical
or mental health causes.
Assuming that your doctor has
conducted a thorough physical
exam and medical reasons have,,
been ruled out, your problem can
very well be caused by stress.
Reduction of short-term memory
and ability to concentrate are very
common symptoms of stress. '
It is also not uncommon that
the person affected is not aware
that they are experiencing psycho-
logical stress. I would suggest an
evaluation by a mental health pro-
fessional to help you determine a
cause and offer some solutions.
There are some things you can do"
in the meantime to help with diag-
nosing and resolving the problem.
First, be certain that your doc-
tor is aware of the extent of your'
problem and has conducted a
thorough exam.
Second, keep track on paper of
specific, instances in which you
have a problem remembering. This
is Important to determine the type
of memory loss:. short-term or
long-term, processing or recall,


concentration deficit or true mem-
ory deficit, etc. This is important
informationfor your doctor-as well.
Third, think of any changes in
your life that may have occurred
during the past. year or' two.
Changes in lifestyle, health, home,,
'career and social life. good or bad.
can increase your stress level and
affect.your memory.
Finally, you can begin to com-
pensate for your decreased memo-
ry, even if it's temporary, with
internal and external aids. Get a.
calendar and devise a daily list
that you can' carry with you and
refer to often.
Structure in advance your
environment so that everything
has its time and place. For exam-
ple. designate a specific place to
,store your keys and other items
you tend to lose'.
Begin practicing "mnemonic"
techniques. Memorizing by repeat-
ing. a phone number for example,
several times in your mind. You
can remember names by associat-
ing the person to someone or
something else that is familiar to
you. Use acronyms to remember
lists.
The Gulf County Guidance
Clinic has several counselors avail-
able that can help you diagnose
and treat the problems you are
having with your memory. We can
coordinate with your doctor to help
in this process. Please call for an
appointment.
Sincerely,
Ed Dennis, M.S.
Clinical Services Supervisor
Note: Please address your ques-
tions and comments to:
Dear, Counselor, 311 Williams
Avenue, Port St. Joe, FL 32456.
Names and addresses are option-
al and will remain confidential.
Letters may be edited for length.
Urgent inquiries and requests
for professional counseling
should be directed by phone to
227-1145.


intersection of Twenty-Second


Zion Fair Baptist,
Funday Saturday
Zion Fair Baptist Church will
be hosting a "Funday" on Satur-
day, May 17, from .10:00 a.m. to,"
1:00 p.m. Kids between the ages
of four and 12 are welcome. There
will be games, fellowship, and re-
freshments.
Zion Fair pastor. Rev. Frank
Jones, invites everyone out. to en-
joy this fun day.


first 'United'":-fet/hodist Church
111 North 22nd Street
0- Mexico Beach, FL 32410
Morning Church.................9:00 a.m. CT
Church School............. 10:15 a.m. CT

CHRISTIANITY ON THE MOVE
Dr. Loule Andrews, Pastor Dr. John Anderson, Music Director
Office Phone: ,648-8820 Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 am 12 noon CT



4' FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
W CHURCH
S 508 Sixteenth Street 227-1756

,(U S NA SUNDAY WORSHIP .........................10 .a.m.
S ADULT SCHOOL............................ 11 a.m.
*SUNDAY SCHOOL Young Children
Nursery Available



Come Find Outt What All the Excitement Is at 2247 Hwy. 71
(1/10 mile north of Overstreef Road)

The Church of 'Christ
in Wewahitchka wants to make a difference in your life.
Owen Freeman, Minister
Sunday School 9a.m. CDT
W orship Service ..............................................................1.... 0 a.m CDT
W wednesday Bible Study ................................. ........ 7p.m .


CInLtittion an/iiMonument
Catch ine tn'rt st. Joe r.
THE UNnED METHODIST CHURCH
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School .........9:45 a.m. Methodist Youth
Morning Worship .... 11:00 a.m. Fellowship .............6:00 p.m.
Evening Worship ..........7:30 p.m.
(904)-227-1724 Choir Practice
Rev. Zedoc Baxter Wednesday .........7:30 p.m.
PASTOR Choir Director, Robert E. Downs, Jr.


EV ERYNEW LCM


CHURCH OF CHRIST
MEETS
Bible Study: Wc
9 a.m. Sunday 9:30 a.m. S
6 p.m. Wednesday N
Call 229-8310
WRITE FOR FREE EIGHT LESSON BIBLE STUDY
P. 0. Box 758 Port St. Joe, FL 32457
Corner of 20th Street & Marvin Avenue


/ The friendly place to worship!
-First Baptist Church
Mexico Beach Jim Davis, Pastor
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
Worship Sundays at 10O00 a.m. & 6:30 p.m.
Bible Study Sundays at 9:00 a.m. (all ages)
Wednesday Adult Prayer & Bible Study, TeamKids (grades 1-6) at 6:30 p.m.
Please note, all times central!
NURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICES
Located at 823 N. 15th St., Mexico Beach Corner of 15th & California 648-5776


worship:
;unday
ursery


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Florida 10th Graders Show Improvement In Writing


Florida Education Commis-
, sioner Frank T. Brogan this week
released results of Florida WritesI,
the state's student writing assess-
ment program, whfch show that
the average combined score for
students in grade 10 rose to 3.6 in
1997 from 3.3 in 1996.
"This year's results show sig-
nificant improvement by students


in tenth grade," said Brogan, a
former public school teacher and
principal. "This feedback is a pos-
itive indicator that schools are
focusing on writing on a daily
basis and integrating the teaching
of writing in all subjects,"
Commissioner Brogan said.
This year 30% of students
tested in grades four, eight, and


The

: Lion's Tale
News Column ,
'---> Faith Christian School


Kindergarten graduation will
be tonight, Thursday, May 15 at
7:00 p.m. at the Oak Grove
Assembly of God. All the three,
four, and five year old students will
participate in an enjoyable pro-
gram to- show what they have
learned, and the K-5 group will
give their rendition of a musical,
"Goldilocks and the Three Bears".'
Please join us for this happy, and
usually hilarious, occasion.
Finals for the upper grades
|i will- begin next week, and
Wednesday, May 21, will be our
last day of school for grades one
through 12. At nine o'clock
Wednesday morning awards will
be given to students in grades one
through five. All students will be
dismissed at 12 o'clock noon.
Thursday is a workday for
teachers, and Thursday evening
ah Awards Picnic will be held for
students in grades .six, seven, and
eight and their parents at the
school.
Friday will be graduation and
awards time for grades nine:
through 12. It will be held at Faith
Bible Church at 7:00 p.m. This is
also the time to thank all our par-
ents, teachers, aides and workers.
We salute our parents for all
those lunches you prepared, all
that homework you struggle
through, all those prayers for
teachers and students, and all the


encouragement you gave to your
child and teacher. \
To our teachers and aides we
think of all those' days you faith-
fully came, all those papers you
graded, all those hours of prepara-
tion and teaching (and reteaching)
and all the love, concern and
prayer for each student.
We could not have continued
without all our workers who kept
us clean, tidy and going. We think
of floors swept, carpet cleaned,
tables 'wiped,. bathrooms
scrubbed, painting and repairs,
light bulbs replaced, filters
changed, windows, doors and
walls washed, sidewalks swept
and grass watered, fertilized and
cut. It takes many people doing
many different 'tasks to keep a
school going.
And we. do not want to forget
those' folks in administration-the
coordinator who does just .that,
and our principal, who does a little
of all the jobs listed above plus
bears the responsibility of seeing
that it all works together. Our
ladies who serve us as secretary-
bookkeeper-receptionist-nurse
who not only do their job well, but
also encourage us all-teacher,
student and parent.
Above all, we thank our Lord
for the school and its ministry in
the lives of many young people this
past year.


10-118,286 out of 395,218 test-
ed-scored a 4.0 or better on the,
Florida Writest test, which is
graded on a scale of 1.0 to 6.0.
The state writing assessment
program, Florida Writes!, 'was
administered to students in grade
four on January 21, and to stu-
dents in grades eight and 10 on
February 5.
Results for 1997 continue to
reflect the pattern of general
improvement in writing achieve-
ment since the. first Florida
Writes! tests administration on
1993. While fourth grades in
1993 achieved a combined score
of 2.0 on a scale of 1 to 6 (6 being
the highest), 1997 fourth graders
achieved a combined score of 2.6.
Tenth graders have improved


from a combined score of 3.0 in
1994 (no test was administered in
1993) to a combined score of 3.6
in 1997. While eighth graders'
results dipped slightly from a
combined average score of 3.5 last
year to a 3.4 in 1997, eighth
graders are writing at higher lev-
els today than in 1993 when the
combined score average was 3.0.
On the 1997 Florida. Writes!
test the combined totals of' Gulf
County's fourth graders was 2.2,
while eighth and tenth grade stu-
dents' testing results totaled 3.1
and 3.2, respectively.
"It is'clear that the teaching of
writing skills and the attention
given to individual students is the
key to the improvement of our
students' writing ability," Com-
missioner Brogan said.


"GA


THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1997 PAGE SB


Announcing the permanent closing

of the office of Rudy Sechez, D.C.

as of April 30, 1997. Following

this date, copies of any patient

records will be available at Dr.
Stallings office, 227-2130.
4 tp, 5/8




NOTICE OF IMPOUNDED ANIMALS
May 12, 1997
TO RECLAIM ANIMALS CONTACT THE PORT ST. JOE
POLICE DEPARTMENT FROM 8:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M.,
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.
DATE OF
DESCRIPTION SEX PICK-UP LOCATION
Medium Black/Gray Cat Fetnale, 5/06/97 Long Avenue
Medium Black/Gray Cat Female 5/06/97 Long Avenue
Medium Black/Gray Cat Female 5/08/97 Long Avenue
Large Brown/Black Dog Female 5/09/97 Btwn. 3rd & 4th Sts.
No Collars on Animals. ic, May15,1997
1 tc, May 15, 1997


Shown left to right: Josh Webb, Ann Mann, Aux. Pres., Rebecca
Lassiter, John Stanley, VFW Essay Chairman, and Gregory Barnett.


Winners Named In Youth


Essay Contest In Wewa


The Ladies Auxiliary and Post
8285 held a Youth Essay Compe-
tition for seventh, eighth, and
ninth graders of Wewahitchka
High School. The theme was
"What Makes America Great."
There were 93 participants and
each outstanding youth spokes-
man of the future was awarded a
certificate of merit in recognition
of excellence.
The first place award of a


Class of '82 Will

Get Together,
The Port St. Joe High School
Class of 1982 will be having a 15-
year get together .on Saturday,
July 5th. Everyone is invited to
meet on the beach at Toucan's at
10:00 for a day of fun with the
whole family.


$100.00 savings bond was pre:
sented to Gregory Barnett, sec-
ond place was a $75.00 savings,
.bond presented to Josh Webb
and third place was a $50.00 sav-
ings bond presented to Rebecca:
Lassiter.

4 This was the first competition
sponsored by the Post and Auxil-
iary,' l t more are planned in the
coming year.


'Saturday night they plan to
meet at a local restaurant at 7:00
to eat and fellowship.
No invitations are being sent'
so please tell all your classmates
to call Kip Altstaetter at 1-800-
818-1868 or Katrina Etheridge at
229-6632 by June 21st so they
will know how many reservations
to make.


K 1200 U. S. Hwy. 98
Mexico Beach, FL 32410
(904) 648-5146 or 1-800-458-74

NEW LISTING:
Mexico Beach, 424 New Mexico. 224'x158'x189';
lot 25, Blk B, Unit 14 triangular wooded lot.
$12,500. Single family home only.
GULF FRONT
17-D S. 38th St. Beautiful furnished 2 bd., 2.5 ba. townhome,
close to pier. Cen. h/a; stove, ref., dishwasher, washer/dryer.
Great rental potential or for your own pleasure. $147,900.
378 Gulf Pines Dr., Gulf Pines Subd., One of the finest Gulf
front homes in the area. Gorgeous 5 bedroom, two bath, with
many amenities, including elevator, elec. storm shutters, irri-
gation system, custom counter tops, 12' ceilings, glass block in
master bath, extensive decking, boardwalk to the beach, fire-
place. The nicely) landscaped home has a wrap around porch,
sundeck with sunbrella, and a screened porch. Comes with
refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, satellite dish and window
treatments. Located on almost 1 acre. $489,900.
819 Hwy,. 98 Mexico Beach, Dolphin Run. Nicely decorated
2 bd., 2.5 ath park-
ing, two dU| ~g Ule| K ^l1 furnished,
good rental history. $135,000. 0
Gulfaire Townhome 8245. Only 2 bdrm., 2.5 bath townhome
with fireplace and jacu !Ltr a rpet, paint and blinds
downstairs. Not a rental. O4JkjLI potential. Excellent con-
dition, furnished. $149,900.
INDIAN PASS Beautiful Gulf front lot one of a kind. Over
2 acres, both side of county road C-30B., One hundred feet on
the gulf. 1.59 acres in south side of road. Nice trees, vegeta-
tion, terrific beach. $235,000.
8205 Gulfaire Townhome, Hwy. 98 Beautiful beach nice 2
bd., 2.5 ba. townhome, f ieland a good rental. Cen.
h/a, w/d, dishwasher, B3L IJmpactor, total electric.
$142,500.
7799 Hwy 98, St. Joe Beach Far N Away Beautifully deco-
rated 3 Br 2 Ba half of duplex, completely remodeled in 1992.
1 Br 1 Ba downstairs, 2 Br 1 Ba upstairs. Washer/dryer, new
CH/A. Excellent rental. $199,000
MEXICO BEACH BEACHSIDE
111 37th St Mexico Beach Pier Pointe #6, Nicely furnished
2 bdm., 1 1/2 bath townhouse, nice view of Gulf, good rental,
all elec. kitchen, sunken living room, new siding, excellent
condition, $102,000.
ACROSS HIGHWAY FROM BEACH
220 Nan Nook St. Beautiful & comfortable 4 bd., 2 ba. brick
home. Could be 2 br, 1 ba, with adjoining mother-in-law living
1 bd., 1 ba. Liv. rm. has gas log fireplace. Carpet/vinyl, elec-
tric stove, refrig., washer/dryer, ceiling fans, ch/a. Outside
private jacuzzi. Great 3 car separate garage. On 2 nice lots in
quiet neighborhood. $150,000.


John M. Delorme, Realtor
647-3633


Joy Holder 648-8493
Patrick Raap 648-5965
Moira Rltch 648-5146
Donna Selfert 648-5919
Joan Smithwick 647-4150


78 Ellen F. Allemore, Realtor .
78 647-8939 \
REALTO .
61 First Street,"Mexico Beach. Beautiful 4-bdrm., 2 full baths,
2 half bath stucco home, on Ig. 145'x280' lot, just 1 1/2 blocks
from dedicated beach. Great room with fireplace, office or
hobby room. Large kitchen w/island and bar, dining room, in-
Sground, 15x30 lighted gunite pool. Screened porch, 2 car
garage. fish pond, cen. h/a. TOO MANY AMENITIES TO
LIST. MUST SEE. TOP CONDITION. $175,000.00.
319 Robin Lane 2 bdrm., 2 ba. split plan home. CH/A,'
12x20' sunroom, 2 decks. Laundry/wet bar combination.
Dishwasher, refrig., stove, W/D hook-ups. Nice yard and
neighborhood. $;.,500. Reduced to $70,000.
801 Maryland Dr. Very nice 3 bd., 2 ba. 14x70' mobile hom- Cen.
heat/air, large deck, $49,000.

GULFAIRE SUBDIVISION
416 Gulfaire Dr., Patio home, stucco, low maintenance, 2
bdrm.., 1 ba., ch/a, ceilingSO cfli refrig., dishwasher, one
car garage, $55,900.
313 Beacon Rd.,. Lovely 2 story 4 BR 2.5 ba. home, 3 yrs. old.
Excellent construction, low utilities. Vinyl and brick, easy
maintenance. Fireplace. 2a Q Ir Sprinkler system and
, well. Beautifully landscaped- MST SEE' Priced to sell!
$129,000.
219 Buccaneer Dr. 3 bd., 2 ba. stone &e cedar home, corner
lot. Very comfortable. Stove, dishwasher, washer/dryer
hook-ups, new carpet/vinyl. Nicely landscaped with sprin-
kler system & shallow well installed. $112,000.
319-Beacon Rd. Nice 3 bd., 2 ba. home in excellent neighbor-
hood. Features include a large liv. rm/din. rm. combination,
fireplace, lots of decking with fenced back yard, Appliances
include electric range, refrig., dishwasher, and disposal. Lot
size, 75'x125'. Tennis court & pool privileges. $119,900.
203 Beacon Rd. Absolutely beautiful! Large gulf view, 3 bdrm., 2
ba. home. Has big deck, fi14 < a, heat pump. Spacious
master bedroom has exquisO i lL i jacuzzi. Also sun porch
with gulf view off master bedroom. Immaculate and in A-one
condition. Lots of amenities. Must see! Great price Reduced to
$159,500.
Gulfaire Dr. Triplex. Two 3 Br 2 Ba units and one 1 Br 1 Ba
unit. Very nice. Good investment. To be sold together. Total
price $175,000
ST. JOE BEACH
8211 Pelican Walk. Newly constructed 2 bdrm., 2 ba. circu-
lar home. Two story, cinder block construction, lots of deck-
ing affording nice view of the gulf. City water, sewer.
Located on a 60'x100 lot with fenced yard. $107,000.


Sea Shores Subd. 607 Nautilus Dr. 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home, nicely landscaped yard with sprinkler system and
irrigation well. Garage. Nice neighborhood, equipped
w/refrigerator/stove, central heat/air, washer/dryer
hook-up, window treatments. Reduced to $95,000.
100 Santa Anna Frame duplex, 2 Br, 1 Ba upstairs, 1 Br 1 Ba
downstairs. 1/2 block to.beach. Good rental history. $80,000.
Reduced to $75,000.
ST. JOSEPH SHORES
ST. JOSEPH SHORES 151, 155, 159 Beach St. Each cottage
has 1 br, 1 ba., CH/A, refrigerator, stove. Short walk to beach.
Great hide-away or rental investment. $35,000 each.
BEACON HILL
9129 Tulip Ave. Comfortable 3/2 doublewide mobile
home, partially, furnished, situated on THREE lots.
Landscaped, fenced backyard. Storage building.
$6 09. Reduced to $48,900.
CAPE SAN BLAS
Boardwalk, 108 Boardwalk Ave. Beautiful home in exclusive
subd 2 bdrm., 2 ba., loft room, fireplace, window treatments,
screened porch with lots of decking affording a view of the
Gulf. 2 storage rooms, new carpet, stove, refrig., dishwasher,
microwave, washer & dryer. Pool and hot tub privileges.
Dedicated beach access. $130,000.
PORT ST. JOE
Established existing department store business. Get in on
ground floor and established business. $225,000.
1020 Garrison Ave. 2 bd., 1 ba. vinyl siding, good area and
starter home. $45,000.
219 7th St. 3 large Br 1 Ba home w/roomy kitchen and din-
ing area. New carpet, fi W0Ix ed. Fireplace in liv. rm.
Central air, gas heat, stove, r .,.asher and dryer. Storage
shed, utility room on 50' X 175' fenced lot. $440990 Reduced to
$41,900.

COMMERCIAL/INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Mexico Beach. Hwy. 98 50' commercial residential lot.
$100,000. A great buy!
GULFAIRE, 8226 Hwy. 98 (next to Suwanee Swifty). Brick
bldg., 3 rooms, with water, 1 full bath, 75' of parking. Excellent
commercial location. $163,500.
Port St. Joe Approx. 2 acres commercial/industrial lots of
.possibilities $99,000
St. Joe Beach U S 98 bQ''BI oa and Magellan 3/4
block Permitted for con30,000

LOTS
MEXICO BEACH Houses Only
410, 412, 414 Colorado Dr. 100'x158.33' each Lot 12, 14, 16,
Block B, Unit 14. $24,900 each. Owner financing, with 20%
down, 10% 10 years.
420 Colorado Dr. 100'xl58.33' Lot 22, Blk B, Unit 14.
$26,900; Owner financing, with 20% down, 10% 10 years.
413, 415 Fifth St. 100'xl58.33' Lot 13, 15, Blk A, Unit 14.
$27,900 each. Owner financing, with 20% down, 10% 10 years.


304 & 306 Hatley Dr. Lots 4 and 5, Block B.,Two nice resi-
dential lots, 87.5' x 108' each. $15,000 each.
12th St. Nice area, walk to beach. Lot 8, 90x120, residential,
$20,000.
Grand Isle Nan Nook and Kim Kove Lot 19, Blk D 71' X
115'. $11,500
Wysong S/D Comer of Robin Lane & 15th St. Lot 1, Blk 3
149' X 70' X 127' X 100'. $14,000 MAKE OFFER
Wysong S/D Robin Lane Lot 9, Blk 3 Unit 17. $11,500
BEACON HILL
Houses Only
Faulk Place 100' X 120', with large septic tank. $21,000
Triton St. Lots 5 & 6, Blk 3, Unit 1 irregular. $32,000
Mobile Homes or Houses
Starfish & Cowries Ave. Lot 20, Blk 22. $13,500
GULFAIRE SUBDIVISION
Homes Only Subdivision swimming pool and tennis courts
Gulfaire Dr., cleared lot, Block C, Lot 32, 80'x125'. $22,900.
Gulfaire Dr., Very nice cleared lot, Block C, Lot 33, .90x125'.
$22,900.
112 Periwinkle Dr., Lot 6, Blk F, 75'x125', good residential
lot on quiet street. $23,000.
Gulfaire Dr. Lot 15, Blk C Approx. 85' X 125'. $22,900
SEASHORES SUBDIVISION
Lot 44, Block A, nice lot in nice neighborhood, located on cul
de sac. $22,500.
Nautilus Dr. Lot 3, Blk A. $19,500.
Nautilus Dr. Lots 4,5,6, 7, & 8, Block A. $22,000 each.
ST. JOE BEACH
Mobile Homes or Houses
Corner ojlW t j al tIj2lAliA Jnit 1. Nice
cleared l.IcU llc tiCy, IA'U 1 tI
Pineda St. 50' X 125' each 4 lots in first block across from
beach. $20,000 each
ST. JOSEPH SHORES
Beach St. Large lot in back $16,000.
St. Joseph Ave. Large triangular lot. $16,000.
PORT ST. JOE
Cape Plantation. Nice residential lot in nice neighborhood, block
B, lot 8, 120'x187'. Paved road. Possible owner financing, $18,500.
OVERSTREET AREA
FIVE ACRES on the Intracoastal Waterway, approximately 500'
water frontage. Lot size approximately 500'x450'. $85,000.
Creekwood Lots 14 & 15, Approx. 1.25 acres total PLUS 2 pie-
shaped lots 6 & 7 directly on the creek. Sold as package.
$22,000
Wetappo Creek and Highway 386 15.5 acres Great
Potential. $70,000
WEWAHITCHKA AREA
Highway 71 Gulf County Farms 4 acres. $15,700
Riverside Park Land Dr. Lots 9 & 10: One block to boat
basin. $8,000 each. Both lots available for less money.
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AUCTIONt Fridays 7 p.m. in the
old Port Theatre. Antique Mall open
10 a.m. to midnight on auction day.
Includes the Estate of Margaret
Smith. Consignments welcome.
Wade Clark Auctions & Antique
Mall, 904-229-9282. 10% Buyers
Premium,
AB1239, AU 1737 AU1743,





Chevrolet Suburban, 1987, 4x4 with
tow package. $4,000 firm. 648-5625.
2tp 5/15
Classic '79 El Camino, show quality,
90% mint, no dental Built 350 engine.
Have $7,500 written appraisal. Must
seel Call 648-8602. tfe 5/15
1996 Ford Taurus GL, loaded, 36,000
miles. ,Excel. cond. Call 229-6426.
S' tc5/15
1967 VW bug, runs good, new brakes
& front end. $2,000 obo. 648-8651.
3tc5/15





91 model Yamaha Wave Runner, new
galvanized trailer, used 8 times,
$,800 obo. (904) 227-2121, after
5:00 p.m., 229-8668. 2tc 5/8
22 ft boat and trailer, 115 horsepow-
er motor. 227-3178, 2tp 5/8
16 ft. Hobie Cat. multicolored sails,
main and jib, with canvass sail bag,
galv. trailer with PVC storage tube for
sails, trapeze harness, extra stainless
steel cables, $1,475 obo. (904) 227-
-2121, after 5:00 p.m., 229-8668.
2tc 5/8


FO RENT


I


Large one bedroom furnished apart-
ment, $70 week, includes utilities.
510 8th St., Port St Joe. Call 227-
2Q39 or 648-4338. ltp:5/15
Ffimlshed pool house tvith utilities. '
$185 month. 647-346Oi4orc648-5328.
tfe 5/8
31' Airstream R.V. located 1/2 block
from beach on private lot. utilities fur-
nished. Available for .6 months, $280
per month. 648-5905 after 6 p.m.
2tc 5/8
At Wewa, nice 2 bdrm., 2 ba. 14'x70'
semi-furnished mobile on private lot.
Utilities furnished, excellent for re-
tired couple, $400 a month. $20p
damage deposit. 648-5905 after 6
p.m. 2tc 5/8
2 :bdrn. 1 bath uifumished trailer,.
new carpet, no pets. Located Pineda
St., St. Joe Beach. Call 647-5361.
tfc 4/24


Storage Units Now Availablel Bayou
Storage serves Cape San Bias, Sim-
mons Bayou and the Pok St. Joe
area. 5x10, 20x10 and 10x20. Locat-
ed next to Todd Land Development in
Simmons Bayou. Call 229-8397 or
227-219:1 (weekends). ,tfc 5/1
Furnished apartment, all utilizes in-
eluding cable. Call 229-9000 or 229-
2727. tfe 5/1
One and two,bedroom apartments. 2
blacks from beach. Beacon Hill. rea-
sonable. Call 912-246-1250. tfc 5/1
Two bedroom apartment, $385
month. $250 deposit. Available, in
April. 229-6527. tfe 5/1
Building, 301 Reid Ave. Call 227-
7547. tfe 5/1
Gulf Shore Court. Trailer for rent. No
pets. I block from St. Joe Beach. 647-
5106. tfc 5/1
Mobile home lots for rent in Mexico
Beach. Call 648-5476. tfe 5/1
Liberty Manor Apts., 102 Liberty
Manor Circle, Port St. Joe. Afforda-
ble housing for the elderly and the
handicapped.
Cen. h &a, laundry facilities, energy
efficient const., stove & refrig., fur-
nished, fully carpeted, 1 bdrm., apts.
on site
Equal Oppor. Housing Complex.
Call 229-6353 for more information.
NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS
tfc 5/1


Storage

Units

229-6200

Now Open
GULF SHORE STORAGE
Corner of DeSoto & Americus
St. Joe Beach
Office: 647-3665
Home: 647-5106


UNFURNISHED
* Large 2 bdrm. house, stove & refrig.,
cen. h&a, screen porch, carport &
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. ...


Safe 'N Dry Storage
$25 month
214 3rd St., PSI, FL
904-229-9000
Climate-controlled no mildew


Yard Sale: Saturday, May 17, 8 a.m.
Assortment of misc. items., 119 3rd
St., Mexico Beach. Rain cancels.
Yard Sale: Saturday, May 17, 8 a.m.
8416 Trade Winds Dr.. Gulf Aire.
Garage Sale, Mexico Beach, 111 S.
39th St Saturday and Sunday, May
24 & 25. Glassware, household, col-
lectables, much more. ltp 5/15
Garage Sale: Saturday,, May 17, 8:00 -
12:00. 2026 Marvin Ave. Snack bar
stools, clothes, baby clothes & toys,
all kinds of things. Itp
Yard Sale: Saturday, May .17, 803
Marvin Ave. 9 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.
25* and up. Rain cancels.
Yard Sale: Saturday, May 17, next
door to Highland View water tower, 8
a.m. till.?
Yard Sale: Saturday, May 17, 8 .am. -
5 p.m., St. Joe Beach.' Bay. St. &
Georgia Ave. Lots of miscellaneous.
Patio Sale: Rain / shine; Furniture
(b.r., l.r., etc.), washer, dryer (needs
repair). Friday and Saturday. May 16
& 17. 121 1st St.. Mexico Beach. Itp
Garage Sale: 2 families. .Whirlpool
washing machine, window ac, tools,'
bldg. ;mat, elec. parts, lots of single
bed items (new), furniture, clothes,
dishes, ladies' new & old jeans, uni-
form tops, exercise bike & lots of nice
items. Must see. Saturday, May 17, 8-
1, 1001 Woodward Ave. Rain cancels.
GIANT YARD SALE, Sat., May 17, 8-
11 a.m. (rain cancels),' gas grill (used
couple times), bikes, child's bike seat,
vacuum cleaners, much more. 107
Yaupon St. .(near Allen Memorial
Way). ,.



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DRIVERS!
DRIVE assigned conventional
you take home START up to
320/mi. loaded or empty.
PLUS tarp pay & bonuses.
RAISES up to 364/mi. TOP
benes., rider pgm. & pd. vaca-
tion. MORE! Call SA 9-1; SU
1-3; WK 7-5 CST.
Hornady Truck Line 1-800-
441-4271.
POSTAL JOBS. $12.68/hr to start.
plus benefits. Carriers, sorters,
clerks, computer trainees. For an ap,
plication and exam information. call
1-800-636-5601, ext. 2334, 9 am to 9
pm, days. 3tp5/8


Hellig-Meyers Furniture Co.
Our company is 837 stores
strong. We are the "Number
one" publicly owned furniture
chain in the nation, adding
stores each year. Thus, we are
in constant need of good people
to join our team. We have the
following position available.
One Sales Position
The individual who joins our sales
team must be:
1. Career-minded
2. Able to work well with others
3. Willing to work weekends, some
evening hours & hours required
to meet quotas.
4. Willing to be promoted when
opportunity presents
5. Sales oriented
6. Self motivated
As a sales associate at Heilig-
Meyers, your income is`directly pro-
portional to your ability to sell.
Company benefits include:
1. Paid Vacation
2. Major Medical Insurance
3. Dental Insurance
4. Life Insurance
5. Employee Purchase Discount
Program
6. Profit Sharing & Retirement Plan
7. Paid Sick Leave
Apply in person during business.
hours. No phone calls please. Apply
at 209 Reid Ave., ,.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
M/F
ltc 5/15


*ii^ -- -I ii-

Youth Organizer Needed. The WashA--
ington Improvement Group is seeking
an individual to organize our youth
component. This youth organizer will,
have an intimate knowledge of the .
North Port St. Joe Community, and'
will be able to establish linkages with::
community youth. Excellent orgahniza-
tional and communication skills re-'
quired. Part time only. Must be able ;
to work evenings and weekends. This '*
is a grant-funded position with no
guarantee of continued funding be-4-
yond December 1997. Submit re -"
sumes or letter of inquiry to Ms. Mar-'
sha Harpool, Executive Director, P. 9,
Box 754, Port St. Joe, FL 32456;
phone 904-229-6847, Deadline May,,
30, 1997. 4tc 5/8.


Male or female to work three nights a
week In our gift shop. Must be 18 or
older and have own transportation.
No phone calls. Apply in person at the
El Governor Motel. 2tc 5/8
St Joseph's Bay Country Club has
two positions available. Pleasant per-
sonality and dependability very im-
portant. Resumes or applications can
be placed with bookkeeper. Mon.-Frl.
Some ,weekends required. EOE.


Certified Nursing Assistants. Seek-
ing experienced persons. Wage scale
that recognizes previous tenured ex-
perience. Very affordable health insu-
rance program. Night shifts. Bay St.
Joseph Care Center, 220 9th St., Port
St. Joe. tfc 5/8
Hiring part-time activities assistant
to work on upcoming Alzheimer's
unit. Experience preferred. Applica-
tions can be picked up in the busi-
ness office at Bay St. Joseph Care
Center, 220 9th Street, Port St. Joe.
No phone calls please, tfc 5/8
LOOKING for mature individual to as-
sist Regional Vice President of Primer-
ica Financial Services.' Take charge
and manage a portion of our multi-
faceted business. We offer high com-
mission income potential, flexible
hours, many other pluses. Could start
part time. For interview, call today.'
P 648-8565. tfc 5/1
$1.000's POSSIBLE TYPING. Part
time. At Home. Toll Free (1) 800-218-
9000, ext. T-9513 for listings.
4tp45/8


Had it with your job? Call us and we'll
show you how you can change from
employee to self employed and control
your life! Retail our international edu-
cational series and make more money
than most do in a lifetime Call 1-800-
322-6,169, ext. 0367. 3tp 5/1
Nursing Assistants Training Avail-
able. A few positions currently open.
Company will provide orientation/
training to begin the process to be-
come a Certified Nursing Assistant.
Seeking inexperienced persons, and
persons who have had their certifica-
tion lapse. Potential positions availa-
ble for full time, part time, and call-in
.status. Very affordable health insu-
rance. Apply at: Bay St Joseph Care
Center, 220 9th St., Port St. Joe.
2tc 5/15
Real Estate Research Assistant. No
sales license required. If you are orga-
nized and can work with minimal su-
pervision, can keep good records and
notes of your research, please: apply.
This Is an ipenpendent contractor po-
sition. Call 227-3371 between 6:00
and 7:00 p.m. Itc 5/15


For An Exciting Career in Private-
Section Corrections, consider the
industry leader. Corrections C6rpo-
ration of America is now accepting
employment applications for Correc-
tional Officer Positibns at its Bay
County Jail & Annex facilities. Mini-
mum qualifications for these posi-
tions include high school graduate or
. GED equivalent, at least 19 yrs. of'
age and successful completion of
background investigation. Apply in
person 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m., Monday
Friday at:
CCA Bay County Jail Annex. 5600
Nehi Road, Panama City, FL 32404.
CCA is an equal opportunity enm-
ployer. M/F/Vet/HP. Ite 5/15




Refrigerator for sale, 025. 22=9-6666
Itp 5/15

40 ft Great Dane dry freight trailer,
$1,200 obo. (904) 227-1121, after.
5:00 p.m., 229-8668. 2tc 5/8


I11] TRADS & ERICES;1'HI


ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Port St. Joe Serenity Group
Open Meeting: Saturday .8:00 p.m, ET
., Tuesday 8:00 p.m.
Thursday, 8:00 p.m.
AL-ANON.
S i Thurs., 8:00 p.m. ,
Tues.-& Th.urs. meetings at 1st United
Methodist Church, PSJ
RF #0066770 ,'tp 1/23
Plumbing Repairs
Roger Stokes
647-3328
NEW CONSTRUCTION

MOWING RAKING WEEDING
EDGING TRIMMING
C.J.'s tawn

Service
Serving'Mexico Beach. St JopBeaC,-.
fPrt St Joe & IWewahtchka
"I will work for YOU!" CLYDE SANFORDl
Mexico Beach, FL
(904) 648-8492

STUTZMAN ROOFING
RC #0038936
Specializing in Reroofs *
Single-ply & Repairs
"Where quality is higher than price"
229-8631

iC.R. SMITH & SON
Backhde work, dozer work, root.
rake, front-end loader, lot clearing,.
septic tanks, drain fields, fill dirt.
Rt. 2, Box AlC, Port St. Joe
Phone 229.6018


COSTING'S
Bookkeeping Service .
Tax Returns A Specialty ',
'224 Reid Ave.
IPort St. Joe
(904) 229-8581


SMALL ENGINE

REPAIR

Barfield's 229-2727


Total Pool Maintenance
Interior/Ext. Painting
Ask about 5 year
warranty on interior/
exterior painting
As always call us for your
FREE Estimate.
C & B
Pressure

ALL WORK GUARANTEED
INSURANCE FREE ESTIMATES
COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL
BILL WHITE ,
647-3215
348 Santa Anna St.
St. Joe Beach 32456
tfc 4/3


Home child care Monday Friday, 8
a.m. 5:30 p.m. in my Port St. Joe
home. Also available evenings,
. nights and weekends. Renee, 229-
9709. lto 5/15
."You supply the paint, name your
price, and I will paint your house.
job guaranteed. References. Call
Mark at 229-1045." 2tp 5/8


TRAVIS WILLIAMS
229-8587 or 229-6189
Williams Lawn Service
Providing affordable lawn service to all
.of Gulf County and Mexico Beach
FREE ESTIMATES tfc 3/13


BOB'S PAINT &
AS BODY SHOP
29 Continuous Years of
SAutomotive Body Repair
Rebuild Wrecks
Body & Window Work
Expert Automotive Painting
FREE ESTIMATES on Your Body Work
Call'or See BOB HEACOCK
Baltzell Ave. Phone 227-7229
fc4/6


Plus Small Engine Repairs
St. Joe Rent-All, Inc.
706 First St.
Phone 227-2112

5x10 10x10 10x20
On Site Rentals 6 Days A Week
ASKABOUT FREE MONTH'S RENT
St. Joe Rent-All
First St. 227-2112


o- oCommercial
' 'Termite & Pest Control
Termite Treatments Restaurant Motel
Rea Control Condominiums
Household Pest Control New Treatment/
Real Estate (WDO) Reports Construction Sites
[ FAMILY OWNED
S PLEASANT & PROFESSIONAL
Serving Gulf Co. & Surrounding Areas
S Free Estimates & Inspections

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T.V. & V.C.R. Sales & Service
Zenith G.E. RCA & Magnavox
Factory Authorized Service
We Service What We Sell
Badcock Home Furnishings Center
310 Reid Ave., Port St. Joe
904-229-6195


.Port St Joe Lodge No. 111
k Reg. Stated Communication'
stand 3rd Thursday of each
month, 8:00 p.m..Masonic Hall,
214 Reid Ave.
.Richard Robinson, W.M.
Bill Jordon, Sec.

TLC Lawnn Service
Catering to All Your Lawn
Service Needs
Mowing, Trimming, Clean Outs, Mani-
curing, Spraying, Fertilizing, Landscaping
.and Minor Sprjnkler Repair.
Ref. Available. 229-6435



LIVESTOCK
Horseshoeing
8 Trimming ...
647-3296 S pS ,SW,


REPLACEMENT WINDOWS
Storm Rated
Wewa Siding
227-5986 or 639-2942
ftc 6/15/97



CUSTOM

LAWN

SERVICE
Jeff Wood 227.1559
Lawn Care, Edging,
Trimming, Mowing,
OddJaobs, Insured
Ut S'8


GULF COAST COATINGS
CUSTOM RESIDENTIAL PAINTING
Serving Gulf, Calhoun and Bay Counties
Licensed and Insured Sr. Discounts Free Estimates
639-3570 t../6

SLIc. #RF0051042
RG0051008 ER 0011618
Fro# JOHNNY MIZE PLUMBING
estImaflt PLUMBING CONTRACTOR NEW CONSTRUCTION REPAIRS -
REMODELING RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL
INSTALLATION OF WATER LINES AND SEWER LINES {
MINOR ELECTRICAL
PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 9041229- 821



LOANS D 8 I PAWN SHOP
SThe Uttle House with the Big Deals" .
Comer of E. Henry Ave. and Main St. Wewahitchka, FL 32465
Business: (904) 639-3202 Hours Mon.-Fri. 10-5, Sat. 9-12



CARPET CLEANING
Ken Hicks Residential/Commercial
Carpet Water Damage.
Upholstery *Odor Control

Free Estimates, Call Anytime 648-8258
.'" .tfc '





C- j CUSTOM HOME PLANS
V),. (904) 647-3548

Rose Mary Mapel
6240 Hwy. 98 West
Port St. Joe, FL 32456



Pump Sales Sta Right Pumps
FALLEN'S GULF
~ COAST IRRIGATION

Nels'o, Rainbird and Toro
INSTALLATION and REPAIR
Free Estimates and Design Licensed and Insured
Allen Norris 229-8786 Pump Repair



mg Pet & Property Tenders m
u ,s^^ Residential & Business Security Checks
Pet Sitting in Your Home
by Joey & Marie Romanelli
904-229-1065
Emergency Maintenancc/Pet Care/Property Checks/Vet References


. .RATES:
* .Une ads: $3.50 for first 20 words,
5 for each additional word.
$2.00 for each consecutive
week with no changes. Call
227-1278 to place yours. :
NOTE: NEW DEADLINE:
TUESDAY AT 11 A.M.
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THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1997 PAGE 7B


RATES:
ULine ads: $3.50 for first 20 words, 5 for
each additional word. $2.00 for each
consecutive week with no changes.
Call 227-1278 to place yours.
:DEADLINE::
STuesday at ll:00 a.m.
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Cast nets for sale. Several sizes. Call
229-9070 for information. 4tc 5/8
Day lilies, all coc6rs. Red, cream, lav-
ender, pink, salmon, gold, peach.
Jean Stebel, 6760 Hwy. 71, White
City, 827-1304. tfe 5/8
LOOK carpentry, window re-
placements, screen/glass rooms -
siding, you name iti Expert work
and nothing less at rock bottom pric-
es. Be glad to show you what I've
done 647-3452, 24-hour service.
THE HOUSE DOCTORS. tfe 5/1





Ideal for retired couple. Lovable 2 1/2
- 3 year old female Pomeranian, $125.
(904) 647-3502 or see at 7310 Hwy.
98, Apt. 2. St. Joe Beach. Itc 5/15
Monthly flea program need help? Ask
B & B FEED & SEED, 639-5488
about the HAPPY JACK 3-X FLEA
COLLAR. Kills adult fleas without in-
ternal poisonis. 6tc 4/10:
DOG GROOMING PLUS, 227-3611.
Professional grooming, special dis-
counts for weekly bathing, dipping
available. Boarding for dogs & cats.
tfc 5/1
PET & PROPERTY TENDERS. In
your home pet sitting by Joey and
Marie Romanelli. 229-1065. tfc 5/1
4


Home for sale by owner. brick home,
1 1/2 lots, nice neighborhood, 4 bed-
rooms, 2.5 baths, family ioom, sun
room. Formal living & dining room.,
Custom kitchen & breakfast nook,
hot tub, swimming-pool, large deck,
fenced in back yard. 2700 sq. ft. heat-
ing & cooling. Location 103 20th St.,
PSJ (904) 229-8409. By appointment
only. tic 5/1
Three bedroom, 2 story brown brick
house in Port St. Joe on Gautier Me-
morial Lane, next to park. Includes
furniture. Ala. 205-332-8123 or.Fla.
- 904-648-4740. Owner will finance.
Two bedroom townhouse on water-
front off 38th St., 117-D South. In-
cluding furniture. Ala. 205-332-
8123 or Fla. 904-648-4740.
tfc 5/1
Wewa, one bdrm.. one ba. trailer w/
large screened porch. carport, nice
large comer lot near public boat land-
ing. $27,000. 639-5920. tf 5/I 1
Bay front home, executive 3 bedroom,
2 bath, fully furnished, immaculate.
227-7506. tfe 5/1
Want to Buy: house in Port St. Joe
area that needs a little work. Call Pat
227-3511. if interested in selling.
fe 5/1


Brick house. 3 bdrm.. I ba. living
room with fireplace, din.. kit.. utility
rm. cen. heat and air. corner lot. 115
Sailfish St.. Highland View. 227-1604.
By appointment only. fic 5/ 1


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HANNON
REALTY INC.
PORT ST. JOE
227-1450


1/2 acre lot with septic tank. Over-
street Road. Owner financing. 227-
2020, ask for Billy. tfic 5/1
LOTS FOR SALE-On Cemetery Road,
1 mile off Overstreet Road, 9 miles
south of Wewa. Owner financing. Call
229-6961. tfe 5/1
GOV't FORECLOSED homes from
pennies on $1. .Delinquent Tax,
Repo's. REO's. Your Area. Toll Free (1)'
800-218-9000 ext. H-9513 for current
listings. 4tp 5/8
11/2 acre lots, 5 miles n. of Overstreet
Bridge at Creekview Subd., with sep-
tic tank & well. $2,5000 down.
$132.16 mo. Call George, 229-6031.
tfc 5/ 1


3 bedroom. 2 bath house on St. Joe
Beach. Bay St. & Georgia Ave. Carpet
& %inyl. wall paper. blinds, ceiling
fans, cen. h&a on 150'x150' corner lot
w/fenced backyard. fruit tees & gar-
den space, 647-8726. 3tc 5/ 15
One acre of land in Whispering Pines
Sub., in Wewa. Call 639-3737 or
evenings, 639-3410. tfc 5/1

For sale by owner: two story new
home, 2048 sq. ft., 3 bdrm., 2 1.2
bath, master bdrm., 22'x16' with gar-
den tub. sunken den w/fireplace. and,
home theatre system with surround
sound. Front and rear porch, 12'x16',
until. shed. By appt. only. 101 Yaupon,
229-641 1. tfe 5/1


123 Gulf Street, $79,900





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ONE TRADES &. SE-VICE


j. Alcoholics Anonymous, Surfside Se-
renity Group, meets Mon.. Wed. Fri.,
at 7:30 p.m. CSTat Ist United Metho-
dist Church. 22nd St.. Mexico Beach.
Women's open AA meeting, 12 noon
CST Thursdays.

Wewa Serenity Group, Presbyterian
Church. Hwy. 71. Al Anon meets
Monday ;at 7:00.. AA meets Monday
and Thursday at 7:00.


STRICKLAND ELECTRIC
All Type Electuical Work
24 Hr. Service
UC fER0013168 .INSURED
647-8081
ALAN STRICKLAND


Wood Floor
Refinishing.
Make those old wood floors
look like newYbon't replace -
Rdfinish! -'
Call Circle S Enterprise
827-6828, ask for Dusty



QUALITY.

STUCCO

WORK
Interior & Exterior
Simulated Brick
Custom Bands & Coins
a No Styrofoam, Just Real
Stucco
Call:
Tim 229-8588
Lew 638-3058

Painting by: De"raff


COINS BY THE BAYI
I buy and sell old coins and paper
money. Billy Stephens, fair prices.
Home 229-8104, Bus. 229-6803.
tfc 5/1


STUMP GRINDING
Average Stump $10.00
1-800-628-8733
A-1 Tree Service & Stump Grinding
Vickery Enterprises, Inc.
S tfe4/6
-n

AVOID ;

Catherine L. Collier
: Indenpendent Sales Represenrtatle
211 Allen Memorial Way Port St. Joe
(904) 229-6460

Residennal Custom Wood
Commercial indusval'
A 8 R Fence
Feciaj end Concrete Work
Albern Fleischmann FREE Estrimale
EIN #59311 646 (9041 647-4047


A-I OIL 0
MUFFLER SERVICE
HOURS:.
.Monday Friday, 9-6
Saturday 8-5 CST
COMPLETE OIL CHANGE

$18. 95 plus tax
COMPLETE MUFFLER
SERVICE
We Custom Bend Pipe for You,
Offering Complete
SOutboard Motor Repair.
Owned & Operated by Danny Clayton
133 S. 2nd St. Wewa
639-4174 or 639-4175
S. fc 26


7 St. Joe Glass & Mirror
202-B Hwy. 98 Port St. Joe, FL 32456 227-3885
Mirrors Plex-Glass Furniture Tops Desk-Tops,
Residential Commercial Industrial Shower Doors
Boat Glass Heavy Equipment Glass nca/s2o


J


"You supply the paint, name, your
price, and I will paint your house.
job guaranteed. References. Call
Mark at 229-1045." 2tp 5/8


Steve Brant's Roofing
r Licensed & Insured
Lic. #RC0050321
Port St. Joe Call 229-6326
Mobile 899-0219 or 899-0218


Auto Rates Have
Been Rpduced!
Call Hannon Insurance,
227-1133
dtc4-U17


THE BEACHES HOUSE/PET SIT-
TERS. Collect mail / check lights /
locks / etc. Feed & exercise your pets.
As low as $6.00 a day. Mow grass /
pool care/etc. Willing for extra $$. Re-
liable couple. Contact Ron & Maxine
Leopold at 647-3310 anytime/




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RP0066816
519 Grace Avenue Panama City
afara Phone 785-6622, fax 785-7078.
J Pools "Tell them Dale sent you!"
construction Service trc 5/15

&4Saet4 ^ t4 e Sea
4., Custom Designed Baskets for All Occasions
KATHY KINGSLAND
P 0 Box 13944 (904) 648-4057
Mexico Beach. FL 32410 Toll Free (888) SEA-4057
41p 501


Peewe Heating & Cooling
LICENSED INSURED SALES AND SERVICE
A/C Heating Ice Machines Comm. Refrigeration New & Existing Homes
Owner: Brent Pierce Phone: 229-2665
Stale Uc. RA00664816 '229-COOL


Williamson's t uo.Lie.307
Well Drilling & Pump Service

Croska Williamson P. O. Box 1173,
.639-2548 Wewahitchka, FL 32465


PUMP REPAIR& SALES LICENSED INSTALLERS
H & M IRRIGATION
for All Your Watering Needs
HAL KEELS FREE 229-2738
JAMES WILEY ESTIMATES 227-7205



TPS, Inc.
(formerly Richard Barfield Roofing)
ROOFING & SHEETMETAL
REPAIR & PATCHING WATERPROOFING
ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED
RC #0050793 LICENSED & BONDED
322. LONG AVENUE 229-9585
tcwe 3/6


1003 McClellan Ave., PSJ
3 br/ 1 1/2 ba. house, approx.
1344 sq. ft. LR, DR, kit., fp,
porch, carport. util. rm., work-
shop/storage, shade trees.
Garden area., well & pump for
lawn &. garden,. grapevine. Ex-
ceptional neighbors.. Located
on 2 lots ea. 60'x150'. After
6:00 p.m., call 229-6153 for
appt. Private Sale Perry J.
McFarland Real Estate Agent:
Disclosure. 2tc 5/8


NOTICE,
Notice is hereby given that the City Commission of


?t~l.cr.I Etab L .r.1 I
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the City of Port St Joe, sitting as the Board of
Adjustment will hold a public hearing in the Fire
Station Conference Room at 8-00 p.m.. Tuesday.
May 20, 1997, to determine whether the City will
authorize a deviation to Zoning Ordinance for a
varance 01 approximately five feet on the easterly
property line Lo consauct a residence, on Lot 9.
Bkl k I I.
/s/ Pauline Pendarvis
City Clerk
it., May 15, 1997.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Tuesday, May 20, 1997, at 8:00 p.m.. in the Fire
Station Conference Room, the Board of City
Commissioners, sitting as the adjustment board
will consider a variance request to add on a 14-foot
by 21-foot room (14X21') to a home located in a C-
1 Commercial Zone, located on Avenue E and
Martin Luther King Boulevard.
THE CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
/s/ Pauline Pendarvis
City Clerk
Ito, May 15, 1997.


HANNON
REALTY IRC.
PORT ST. JOE
227-1450


Anchor Realty 8 Mortgage Co.
6260 Hwy. 98 St Joe Beach 4
904.647.3333/800.411-3717 Beautiful 3 year old home on 2009
Marvin Ave 3 bed.'2 bath. great room
u w/gas log fireplace, cathedral ceiling,
S dining and kitchen area overlooking Ig.
t deck, 2 story play "lorl" for the children.
French doors open onto ihe patio from
-.%,, h. the master bedroom and the dining
ts area. Custom built home w/many extras
t .-and quality details Excel. neighborhood
eB in walking distance from schools. A
d must see! Call Libia Taylor



l Elizabeth W. Thompson
LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER
Office: Hwy. 98 at 19th St., Mexico Beach .
Mailing Address: Rt. 3, Box 167, Port St. Joe, FL 32456
FAX: (904) 648-4247
904-648-5683 or 1-800-582-2990
After Hours: Jay Rish, Associate Broker, 904-227-5569
Brenda Miller, Salesperson, 904/648-5435

e a t e l" vac e "dee' &fd ce t n4iaZ
e0 t ewe 4WA 6ee g4V. Zet 0d'44- V" W&4
^ 'zT edlt te .aeed.

NEW LISTINGS:
OVERSTREET, FOUR 125'X335' LOTS. Restncted for homes only in a nice area of
Overstreet $11,900 each'! They won't last long Call Jay Rish
BAYOU FRONT BEAUTY, 1612 Monument Ave., Port St. Joe.More than 2550,sq.
ft. living space, needs sorhe work: 4 bdrm., 2 1/2 ba., 2 car garage, large lot with fan.
tastic view of the water. Raihbird auto. sprinkler system. intercom, built in vacuum cle-
naer system, can. h& a. family rm., foyer, kitchen includes U-shaped work area and a:
generous Brekafast area, dining room, living room laundry-sawing room, porch, dbl.
garage. Too many extras to list! $119,900..
DALKEITH. 30 acres with well and fenced perimeter 25 acres,.pasture, 5 acres low-
land, $66,000 with owner financing ...
1406 CONSTITUTION DR., PORT ST.O3J AGM1 bay view beauty over-
looking St Joe Bay njloy tjNDEIee Y ., ,
1610 PALM BLVD., PORT ST. JOE. Beautiful 3 br., 2 1/2 ba. home on 2 lots in a nice
location. Home has formal living and dining, family room-with fireplace, bonus den/rec':
room, nice kitchen with dbl ovens and a breakfast nook. parquet floor foyer, ceiling fans ,
throughout, dbl carport, large workshop, spacious backyard, and much: more. Too.
many extras to listll Won't last long!' $114,900.00. Call Jay Rish today fora showing,
at your convenience. .
OTHER LISTINGS:
606 Woodward Ave., Port St. Joe. Investors Speciall Triplex design apartments in.a
quiet neighborhood. Each unit is a 2 bedroom 1 bath modern design with central heat
and air. Stucco exterior for low maintenance. Great floor plan. Complex grosses
$975 00 per month A great buy at $79,500.00.
911 10th St., Port St. Joe. Nice 3 bdrm., 1 bath stucco home located in a nice quiet
neighborhood Home is situated on thgOkD,' lots. central h/a, covered screened in
porch with ceiling fans and JACUZZI, large storage/work house, decking, Won't last
long at this price. Reduced to $74,500.00.
2011 Monument Ave., Port St. Joe. 5 bd., 2 ba. executive home that needs a little%
TLC. 2200 sq. ft. Lg.' den, kit. walk in pantry, formal liv. formal din., master bd., & mas-
ter ba. Double garage. AmenitiesUlnclude: fireplace, can. heat/air, cen. vacuum system.
Oversized corner lot. $13E,000,00 Reduced to $119,900.
MEXICO BEACH
NEW LSTINGIIIII 703 Maryland Ave.. Brand new 3 br/2 ba. 24'x44' Redman mobile
home on a 75'x100' lot Built to zone 3 specifications., Carpet & vinyl throughout, 6"
outer walls, storm door (front), front deck w/rail (8x20), ig. septic system, outdoor
shower, carport, stor. bldg., rock ddve for 3 cars, and much more. Sold with most fur-
nishings. OWNER FINANCING. 25% down, 10% interest, up to 15 years. Price
$67,500.00.
MEXICO BEACH, 206 Mississippi Ave. Stucco 2 bd., 1,ba. home on two lots. Cen.
h/a, water filter, outbuilding, utility rm. Great starter or'retirement home on two nice
shady lots. For more details ask for Jay Rish. $66,000. Won't last long!
CAPE AREA
CAPE SAN BLAS 200'x600'. Gulf SO*LD,000.,
CAPE SAN BLAS DEVELOPERS SPECI A tflj 'I the Boardwalk with gulf
access, pool privileges, lM1VB,r00
INDIAN LAGOON LOTS starting at $14,500.00. Owner financing with discounts for
cash. Most lots are 100' x 300' 400' deep. We have over 13 lots available. Call Jay
Rish, partner.
110' on the Gulfl $99,900. WOW!
Jones Homestead area: 1 acre lot at Ponderosa Pines with owner financing.
Commercial/residential. See Jay Rish at $14,500.00. Owner will divide.


Five 75'x 400' Bayfront Lots.
SNear the Saltworks Cabins. Starting at
$39,500.00 each. Owner financing available. Call
~Jay Rish, partner.

Look for us on the Internet at http://www.homtown.com/thompson
Call us for all of your real estate needs,
whether renting, buying or selling.


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PAGE 8B THE STAR, PORT ST.'JOE, FL THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1997


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FOURTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR OULF COUNTY
INRE: The Marriage of
WHMRRT HURLEY
Petitioner/Wfe.,
and CASE #97-113CA
JOHMNT HURLET,
Respondent/Husband.

AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: JOHNNY HURLEY
401 Inesz Rd., Apt #N-61
Dothan, AL 36301
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a petition
for dissoluuon of marriage has been filed against
you. and that you are required to serve a copy of
your response or pleadlg to the petition upon
Pedttoner's attorney. Timothy J. McFarland, P. 0.
Box 202, Port St. Joe, Florida 32456, and file the
original response or pleading in the office of Clerk
ofthe Circuit Court. 1000 Fifth Street Port St. Joe.
Florida 32456. on or before the 29th day of May.
1997. If you fall to do so. a default Judgment will be
taken against you for the relief demanded In the
Petition.
DATED AT PORT ST. JOE. GULF COUNTY,
FLORIDA. this April21. 1997.
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
BY: /s/ C Redd, Deputy Clerk
4t. April 24 and May 1,.8 and 15, 1997.

REQUEST TO RECEIVE BIDS
The Gulf County School Board will receive bids
until 10-00 A.M.. E.D.T. on May 23. 1997 for the
annual ExterminatIon/Pest Control contact for all
school facilities. Interested partes should contact
Mr. Charles T. Watson. Director of Support
Services, Gulf County Schools. 150 Middle School
Road. Port SL Joe. FL 32456 or telephone (9041
229-8256 to obtain bid Information and Instruc-
tions.
2tc.Mar 8 & 15, 1997.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that John G. Fadio.
the holder of the following Tax Certificate, has filed
said certificate for a tax deed to be Issued thereon.
The certificate number and year of issuance, the
description of the property.' and the names In
which It was assessed are as follows-
Certflcate No. 107 Applicaton No. 97-16
Year of Issuance. 1=. RE. No. 01706-000R
Description of Property
Begin 239 yards South of Northwest Corner of
Southwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter and run
East for 128 yards; thence run South 140 feet for
the Point of Beginning thence run East for 150
feet; thence run South for 40 feet: thence run West
S150 fee.; thence run North for 40 feet to the Point
of Beginning, said land lying and being In Section
14. Township 4 South. R.nge 10 WeVL
Name In which assessed: Cherrie Benlles
All of said property being in the Gulf County. Slate
of Florida.
Unless such certificate shall be redeemed accord
ing to law. the property described In such cerufl. '
care will be sold to the highest bidder In the front
Lobby of the Gulf County Courthouse at, 11:00,
AM.. E S.T.. on Wednesday, the 18th dayof June
1997. ..
Dated this 5th day of May. 1997.
BENNY C. LISTER
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
GULF COUNTY. FLORIDA
BY: /s/ Rebecca L. Norris
Deputy Clerk
4tc, May 8. 15. 22. and 29. 1997.

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That pursuant
to a Writ of Executon Issued In the County Court
of FRANKLIN COUNTY. Florida on the 21st day of
April. 1997. In the cause wherein TAYLOR BUILD-
ING SUPPLY. INC. was plaintiff, and ROBERT
HARRISON was defendant, being Case no. 96-
0061-cc in said Court. I FRANK MCKEITHIEN. as
Sheriff of GULF County. Florida have levied upon
all the right. dde and Interest of ROBERT HARRq-
SON. In ard to the following described real proper.
ty. to-w1it
LOT B:
A portion of Tract 26. Bayslde of CAPE SAN BLAS
GULF SIDE AND BAYSIDE, according to the plat
thereof, recorded In Plat Book 3. Page 24 of the
Public Records of Gulf County. Florida.
More particularly described as follows:
Commencing at the Southwest Comer of said Tract
26: thence along the Southerly line of said Tract
26. North 69 degrees 45 minutes 05 seconds EasL
150.35 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING: thence
North 20 degrees. 14 minutes and 55 seconds
West. 25.00 feet. thence North 69 degrees. 45 min-
utes 05 seconds EasLt. 197.00 feet.L tLence North 20
degrees. 14 minutes. 55 seconds West. 20 75 feet
to a point on a line 55.75 feet South of and paral-
lel with the Northerly line of said Tract 26: thence
along said parallel line. North 69 degrees. 45 min-
utes 05 seconds East. 289.72 feet to a point on the
approximate mean high water line o St. Joseph
/ Bay. thence along said approximrate mean high
water line. South 39 degrees. 43 minutes 55 sec-
onds East. 48.53 feet to the Southeast comer of
said Tract 26; thence along the Southerly line of
said Tract 26 South 69 degrees 45 minutes 05
seconds West 502.91 feet to the POINT OF BEGIN-
NING. Said lands containing 0 43 acre. more or
less. Together with all Interest in common areas
and all easements appertaining to and runrir.,g
with said land.
And on the 10th day of June. 1997. at the North
Front Door of the Gulf County Counhouse. In the
City of Port St Joe. Gulf Count%. Florida. at the
hour of 11.00 A.M. E.S T or as soon thereafter as
possible, I will offer for sale all of the said ROBERT
HARRISON. dde and Interest in aforesaid proper
at public outcry and will sell the same. subject to


all 'prior liens, encumbrances and Judgements, if
any, to the highest and best bidder or bidders for
CASH, the proceeds to be applied as' far as may be
to the payment of costs and the satisfaction of the
above described executions; :
FRANK MCKEITHEN
of Gulf County, Florida
By: /s/ Frank McKeithen
SHERIFF
4tc. May 8, 15, 22, and 29, 1997.

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
BID NO. 9697-21
Request for proposals from consultants that are
interested In performing a feasibility study for the
Gulf County Airpark. Background history of firm's
Involvement in similar studies and background
history of all persons that will be directly involved
In performance of study should be provided. Upon
award of contract to perform the study, firm cho-
sen must be prepared to complete'with sixty (60)
days.
Proposals should be submitted to the Gulf County
Clerk's office, 1000 'th Street Port St. Joe,
Florida, 32456 by 5:00 p.m., E.D.T., Tuesday, May
27, 1997. Proposals should be sealed and marked
accordingly. A minimum of six (6) copies should be
provided. Any questions should be directed to the
Gulf County Chief Administrator, 1000 5th Street,
Room 147, Port St. Joe, Florida 32456.
Attest. /Is/Benny:C. Lister
Clerk
Gulf County Board.of Commissioners
/sf Nathan Peters, Jr.
Chairman ,
2tc, May 8and 15, 1997.


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FORP
GULF, COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF
NELLIE VIRGINIA SMITH
Deceased,
File Number 97-24CP
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
The administration of the estate of Nellie
Viiginia Smith. deceased, File Number 97-24CP, is
pending In the Circuit Court for Gulf County,
Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is
Gulf County Court House. 1000 Fifth Street, Port
St. Joe, Florida. The names~and addresses of the
personal representative and the personal represen-,
taflve's attomey'are as set forth below.
All interested persons are required to file
with this Court. MWTHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: (1) all
claims against the estate and (2) pny objection by
an Interested person to whom notice was mailed
that challenges the validity of the will, the qualifi-
cations of the personal represeintauve venue, or
Jurisdiction of te Court.
ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
Publications of this Notice has begun on May
I5, 1997.. '.
," /s/ Tweda McGlon
Personal Representative
SYFRETT LAW OFFICES
By: /s/ CLAYION R. SYFRET
FL Bar No. 0054305
311 Magnolia Avenue
P.O. Box' 1186
Panama City. FL 32401;
(904) 785-3408
2tc. May 15and 22, 1997.


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FOURTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA. IN AND FOR GULF COUNTY
CASE NO: 97-6OCA
BARRIER DUNES
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION.
S .PLAINTIFFS,

MARSHALL HAAS and
TkRANEH AMIRKALALI
DEFENDANTS.
NOTICE OF SALE ,
PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45. FLORIDA STATUTES
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to
a Final Judgment otf Foreclcure dated the 12 dav
of May. 1997. .In Cse No. 97 69CA ..f the Circuit
Court of the Folrteenrih Judicial Circuit. in and for
Gulf County. Florida. in which BARRIER DUNES
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. Is the PlainulT
and MARSHALL HAAS and TARANEH
AMIRKALALI, are the Dejendar.s I will sell to the
highest bidder, for cash. at the Irort door of the
Gulf County Courthouse In Port St. Joe. Florida. at
11:00 a.m. (Eastern Standard Time) on the 6th day
of June, 1997. the following described property
Unit 34. at Barrier Dunes. Gulf ContL .
S Florida. more particularly described In and
according to the Protecuie CoenanLs.
CondlUons and Restrictions of Barrier
Dunes recorded In ORB 107 page 227.
public records of Gulf Coujity. Flonrda. the
First Amendment to the Protective
Covenants. CondilUotis and Retrilctions of
Barrier Dunes. recorded at ORB 110. page
805, public rec-jrds tof Gulf County.
Florida. ard the Second Amendment to the
SProtecUtive Covenants. Conditions and
Restrictions of-Barrier Dunes, recorded in
ORB 128. page 1 i8. public records of Gulf
County. Florida.
DATED THIS 12 day of May. 1997.
BENNY C LISTER
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
GULF COUNTY. FLORIDA
B"' is/ Miss Vaugn
Deputy Clerk
2tc. May 15 and 22. 1997.


3 Bedrooms 1 Bath La.nd N0, 114
SPECiAL FE.-TURE4 Co. i\ -tarter rtrrn li on REALTY INC.
quiet tr e-linEd -trect Large ki,,iEn diiin .i & rea. ,l1- PORT ST. JOE
miint. incd brick homrre on a lIirgc ficd lot ii-, i t..ir 227-14,50
he.mIer ii-ul.1tcd .attic crie I'nclud tl'r.;i g c rt:r cr.ll' l
c .rpet nd blind




OVERSTREET AREA. Over 2 acres off J. C. Daniels Rd. with easy
access to SR 386. $10,000.

DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL LOT on Long Ave. 60'x90', $14,000.
Others available.

PORT ST. JOE. Residential lots on Long Ave. Approx. 60'x172.5'.
Two available at 1W2.500 each.


MEXICO BEACH. Excellent residential
neighborhood. 4 lots fronting SR 386.
Each approx. 100'x75' $25,000 each. 1
lot on Pine St. $25,000.


BUILDING LOTS


HWY. 71. Zoned agricultural (includes
residential & general commercial). 11
1/2 acres with I yr. old, 2 bd./2 ba.
mobile home, septic & well, $72,900.


HANNON

REALTY INC.

PORT ST. JOE


227-1450


HIGH SAND DUNES on first tr ac

corner Soto Njmlt B I, Sou.

SIMMONS BAYOU. Beautiful bay view to construct your dream
homS.-CE of foliage and mature trees. 100 ft. minimum. $700
per front fooL Breker-owner.

INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY (Overstreet). 2 lots each over an
acre with plenty of waterway frontage. Now Price: 1 lot is
DO;Ilot ls 20,000.

GULFAIRE Subd. Pretty lot on Periwinkle Dr. Minimal clearing
required. Restricted subdivision with pool and tennis court privi-
leges. $26,900.


IN THE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND
FOR GULF COUNTY
WEWAHITCHKA STATE BANK,
a Florida corporation,
Plaintiff,
vs.
DONNA F. DICKENS, deceased
her unknown heirs and devisees,
JAMES A. PEARSON and STATE
HOUSING INITIATIVES PARTNERSHIP
PROGRAM,
Defendants. CASE NO. 96-392CA

NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the follow-
ing described real property, lying and being in Gulf
County, Florida, to-wit.
Beginning at the NW Corner of L,:.
Seventeen (17) of Block Seven (7). Gulf
County Land Compdny's Subdivision of
parts of #1/2 of SW 1/4 and W 1/2of SE
1/4 of Section. 24, T4S, R10OW,
Wewahlitchka, Florida, according to the
official plat thereof on file In the office of
.the Clerk of, the Circuit Court of Gulf
County, Florida; thence run East 61 ft.;
d-ence run S-uith 105 I't hem:nce rnr, Wer.
I t IL hence run N,:.rl 1105 ift U, the F-'B-
The ob.-.ie de-cribeJ lani being part fci th.-
%Wet -ide l L:.L- I 7 and 18 ,:..i B :.: 7 .:.
said Gulf County Land Company's
Subdivision.


Pursuant to Chapter
197.402, Florida Statutes,
notice is hereby given that
on the 30th day of May,
1997, at 9:30 a.m., Eastern
Daylight Time, Tax, Sale
Certificates will be sold on
the following described`
lands to pay the amount
due for the taxes herein set
opposite the same, togeth-
er with all costs of such
sale and all advertising.
Sale will be held at the Gulf
County Courthouse, Coun-,
ty Commission Meeting
Room, 1000 Fifth Street,
Port St. Joe, County of
Gulf, State of Florida.
EDA RUTH TAYLOR
TAX COLLECTOR

GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA


0013-OOOR'.
1 R-O019-O00 1-0.14
LOVETT DONALD EUGENE ET UX
S 5 T 7 R S WHITFIELD ACRES
SUBD. UNRECORDED N 1/2 OF LOT'
3 ORB 53/377
MAP i8S6 'A
SBLK A


S F-'."" ,: $.136.40'
1.,llTT WILBUPrI ,. ET UX .
SE" 7 f B J WHITFIELD -,*'FES"
5UBSD. (UIIPE,:OPr EL I
1". ',G FT LOT FART OF LOT 1,
ORB 5 2,' 4 OFB 3/ 10? FP
(FOR-'UF.THEf, LEGAL 3EE T-. POLL,

00187-OOR P '
3 R-0027400 S: .c
G-rPMArf W., CARSON
5 E T 7 R 9 UHITFIELDr t-.CPES ,'-
5u:i3 I JNRECORDED) PART OF LOT
4 if BEiri. 90 BY.110 FT. ORB
77 ? ** .-'
.(FOR FURTHER .LEGAL -SEE TAX ROLL)'

.00193-000R .
4" R-0028200 S7i '
GORMAN WILLIAM S'". "".
5'5 T 7 R 8 WHITFIELD ACRES
,S UBD lIt'rlPECOR.EE W 75 FT. OF
LOT' E p.-[-'E, ORB 17/ -.05 FR
GORMAN'
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL 'SEE TAX 'ROLL)

0020E-OOOR
5. R-0029200 1 27,16
MARKHAM LINDA J '
WHITFIELD ACRES A'T "HOWARD :
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB. i PG,
E9 LOT 3 ORB 17E790S FR
SODERBUIST -
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

'00'-0-01R 6 -
6 R-00294t0 .3i
STEIN BARBARA ANN .
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB 1 PG -
59 LOTS 5 8: 6 PORB 128/154 .FFR
STEIN, TRUSTEE-
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00209-b0_OOR :.;
7. R-0030000 -.6i
,LINDSEY ROBERT' "
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD ":A-
CREEl SECOND ADDITION .PB 1 PG,,;
59 LOT 9 ORB 5'' -3:.l1 -'-
P : 1 1 A ,,
-A, is6 'A


S F 0 3 1 -:.') ,. 3 ..
L. NCi E', fL.,,F.T
WHITFIELD A.:RESi AT I-l-Ouc' : ;';
P:EE!' ,E:SriE- ,C,,.ITION';PB-- I %,,
5 L'T ,5 6 aj ?' :, .. .
iit,- Si6 A '. A *
S3LK

00223-OOR .
9 R-0032900 44-,97
WALKING OC. .
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD '.r
,REEK SECCiIt, D ,T-ION PB i F' ;
59 LOT 12 OP.B t: tOOS FR
SCOTT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL')


0024 8-OR
10 R-0036500 3l 5,6
CLARK JAMES W. 8: SHERRY
WHITFIELD .-.1='- A'f HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB i PG
59 LOT 6 ORB i4../623 FR
'RUSSELL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE' TAX ROLL)

0028-0- O R
11 R-00-3eSOO 018.E1:7
DYKES I'IICHAEL 8: MARGARET I rF.Cl.
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB i PG
59 LOT 7 ORB 171/I10 FR DYKES
3: ORB 171/48E BC FR DYKES
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL .SEE TAX ROLL)

003:2.6 -0C-,10oR
12 R--00:1200 280. 73'
MIXON LLANNY
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWA(RD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB i PG
59 LOTS 12: 13> 14. ORB 15A/
464--4-65 FR MIXON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL).

o00327-0o.0R
13 R-00Ei300 561.-9
SEYMOUR GARY L. ET UX
WHITFIELD ACRES AT HOWARD
CREEK SECOND ADDITION PB i PG
59 LOT 16 8: LESS W E1' O81
ii4/724 QC TO GAINER ESTATE
(FOP. FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


will be sold on the 27th day of May, 1997, at the
front door of the Courthouse in Gulf County, Port
St. Joe, Florida at 11:00 A.M., Eastern Time.
The sale of the property herein described will
be made pursuant to the Order of the Circuit
Court, Gulf County, Florida, being dated the 6th
day of May, 1997, which Judgment was entered In
Case No. 96-392, the caption being as above set
out.

Said sale shall be conducted by Benny C.
Lister, Clerk of Circuit Court or any of .his duly
authorized deputy clerks.
Benny C. Lister
Clerk of Circuit Court
2tc. May 15 and 22. 1997.
NOTICE
Nouce Is hereby gihen that the City Commission of
the City of Port St Joe. sitting as the Board of
Adlusument will hold a public hearing In the Fire
StwUoin Conference Room at 8-00 p.m.. Tuesday.
May 20. 1997. to determine whether the City will
suthortue a deflation to Zoning Ordinance for a
variance of approximately five feet on the northerly
property line to erect a storage building on Lot 3.
Block 3, Ward Ridge.
S s/ Pauline Pendarvis
City Clerk
SIte, May 15, 1997.


OQ33S-OOOR
14+ R--OOE2000 S170,87
BEDSOLE RONALD C' ET AL'
S 5 T 7 R 8 WHITFIELD ACRES
(UNRECORDED) BEING 120 X 130
FT LOT IN SWC OF NE/.f OF SW/4
ORB,177/950 FR POWELL
.MAP# 1E6A '

00334I-009R
18 R-OOF.3000 S347.9
STRIC:LAND DANIEL: s: BETTY S


S5 E T 7 R 9'
(UNRECORDED)
UNREC,. AA FR
r'iP U 1E6 A


,00334--OE8R
16 Pp-.UT
NUTT MWI 5 uRN
'S S T 7. R 8H
(UNRECORDED)
57/10oi BAY
'C,TO MhI:HAE
(FOR FURTHER


17 P-00-7
GOLSON JAMiES
s5 5 T 7 R 8
S(u4R-EORPEE, I
ORB 160/9!5
MAP S1E6A


C RE~
'71'S, 2


0013R-05OR
32 R-0068800 1 S094.20
WHITFIELD LANDING INC.,
S 5 T 7 R 8 1.93,AC M/L
+38.98 X 200 FT PARCEL
ORB 129/815-17 FR HILL
MAP# 156A

00338-050R
33 R-0069800 U139.40
WILDER JAMES
S T 7 R 8 1 AC M/L HOWARD
CREEK PROPERTIES UNREC- LOT 1
8: 2 ORB 143/540 FR LYNN
MAP# 1i6A,
E LK ii


HOWARD' CREEK PROP ,:* 3'" -"-R
:E/2 OF LOT 6 37 R-0078200 5"8.48
DAVIS GULF COUNTY FARMS INC
5 6 T 7 R 8 HOWARD CREEK
BLK i PROPERTIES .E.5' AC M/L BEING
TRACT D. 8: PARCEL LYING,S .8: ADJ
TO LOT 34 BLK .ORB 142/22-E-
. 'S84.31 (FOR-FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

HOWARD CREEK PROP 0036-3-fOOR
LOT 2 ORB *' -' 38 R-0082800 378.30
CO. ORB 1202/964+ CARPENTER TONYA LUCILLE 8: '
L. O0 NUTT 8: CATHY 8' T 7 P. 8 "e 2.589 AC M/L
LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)' -E!rIG TRACT 13 ORB 17.5/29. FR
FLEMING LANOE CO. '

F''O : .. 162.13 '
B B: JOQ CAROL 003-3--'.-.P '
HOWARD CREE:: PROP 39 R-c031OCo0 S374.E9
LOT 6 GOULD. KENNETH H SR 8: ROBIN B
.-*. S 8 T 7 R 8,, .2 508 AC H/L.-
BEING TRACT 7 ORB 176/89E FR
,-' BLK 6 .FLE lf4C LNrD CO..INC.
M-P LF61,


003341-069R '"
18 .- R-007700 5175.38
WHITFIELD JOE ,W
5 5 T 7 P. 8 HOWARD CREEK PROP
(UNRECORDED) S 1/3 OF LOT 7
ORB 57/842 8 ORB 95/743 FR
HOLIDR-i' BERLCH INa.
. (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


S00334-076R -
19 R--O008000 ,
LEE BILLY G.' ET AL
5 5 T 7 R 8 HOWARD CREEK
i JNP.RECOIE['I LOT 4 ORB 57
11AP 9 1i H


003 i-- tGP

LEEE 8ILL', 3. ET LU'X
i -: T P HOWi4P,
(UNRECORDED) LOT 5
MAP # 56S A-


05 334-lt. 3R
21 R-OOS9900. HX
.E..-.,JS.. TI hOTH. WH'NE 8a TW
HOWnRD -E.E PROF.
LOT t .
-ORB i71/6. FR FHIRCLOTH
IAP IE68B .'-. -


00334--237R .
-- P. -'.C- 6 200
Di-i'.'I .SiI00i C'-iKR'RL J,. 8 SHE
lOUL.-RED -P.EEI PROP, NO. 2
UNRE:OhL. LOT 17
ORB 137 -'571 FR MORRISON
MAP# 16D .


00334-263R !- '.
.3 P-GC63600
InAHTIrn IOPHMIN M.
HOiWPD 'CREEK.: PROP. NO."'
SUNRECOPR. LOT i3 ORB 90/87
HOLIO'-W, BE-,CH INC & LOT 1
FR r l.P.TIlN
:FOA FUPTHE. LEGAL SEE,Tr


24 -C 37'5
HARVAFD BE14N'.- F-..- 8
HOWARD CREEK PROP 'Ni
ur :ECOPR.EE[ LOT i- 8:
1U+.'7E! FR POWELL
MAP# l ,-'a '


00334-'270R '.
28 P -OM'.i i .
, WHITFIELD b AVI VID a- L:
5 5 T 7 R 8 '.3 ',4-. N,
130' FT LOT P.'F"LL EL
387, BEING III NZ./H
- REC'D ORB'75/973 r-
MAP ('E,6A ''


26-' R-OO6I0..' 1
GILLMAN EFFEP',' PAUL
H'WoPI, CREEK PROPERTY
SLIT fNO. 3 UNRE'ORo
LOT 10 ORB 174/164 F

B

00334-ESOR
2 27 R-006.700
GILLMAN JEFF
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTY
NO. 3 *LOT 4I ORB 15
LYNN i
MAP#' 156D


00334-670R
218 R-0066800
BECK TEDDY.M 8: JANIC
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTY
NO. I4 LOT 1i UNR
ORB 146/2'2 FR GULF
INC.
.:iFOR FURTHER LEGAL S

00334-71 R
29 R-0067400
HOGG WALTON L.
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTY
NO.'4- (UNRECORDED) L
1.91/414 FR TAYLOR
MAPs 1-6D


0033E-001R
30 R-0068400
ARTHUR MARK 8: RUTH
S S T 7 R 8 .283 AC
95 FT LOT ON SR 387
FR GOLDEN
MAP 1E6A

00335-003R
31 R-0068600
WHITFIELD LANDING IN
S E T 7 R 8
ALL SW1/f OF SECT, 5
SOLD ORB 129/81E-1
MAP#


00383-OOP. .
4O R-OOS66000 2 19.Si
JAMISON JAMESO
SB T,7..R a S AC M/L\
*,OP.CEL REC'D ORB E15/911i,FR
FLEMING
MAP# iD '


497.70 '. : .'
.'" .- 0 3383-3 OR '
PROP ft RP-00e8600
7/73i' CHRISTEi4SON THOMAS
SS 8 T 7 R B +3. AC M/L
BLK 7 BEING TRi4CT 18 REC'D OR
901 FR FLEMING LAND CO.
MAP# iE6D : '
82.81 .. .'
0 0387-OOOR
FPOP T R-00B6700
4;,'-9 MIXOrl Li4NNY ET AL
S-. ,0 T 7 P B 1 ACRE REC'
BLK 7 ORk 186/i62.-463 FR lX:ON
lHP 117

$125.66 0o0419-o10R
4ILA '4 3 R-009.500 ..
HYSEL JONATHAN S MARGARE
S 31 T 3 R 9
6+7 X 105i12 X 57.1 X i
2 3 FT LOT ORB 92/978 AA
FR DILL MAP # 109C

586.95 004-3-0-0OP
iRY R. ,1. R-0093300
MIXON. LORETTA L. ET AL
S. 31 T 3-R 9 LOTS 7 : 8
." NO 1 OF STOKES SUBD
UNRECORDED ORB 133/299-3
-^' ~ MCLEOD
M MAP# 109C .

5221.S8 -0044-OOOR
45 R-0095500
ADAMS TRADING POST
'7 FR STOKES DEAD LAKES CAMP U
4L ONE LOTS 1. 2 8: 3 PB 2 P
MAP #109C
.X ROLL)


OOC16-OOiR
328.+ 46 R-0096400
'ATRICI.A. -SYFRETT RAYMOND 8: ANN S.
0 2:,- 56 "T 4 R 9 11 AC M/L RE
16 ORB ORB 60/66: FR EASTERLING
BEING Pi-RCEL "A!! 8 PARCEL
4' "--14" ORB 62/186 & A POR
L BLK C (FOR' FURTHER LEGAL SEE. T

S3 7. 60487-OOOR
INDA 4 .7 R-010O800
/L' Ao0 X MARSH HARRY W. JR.
-l- F .KENTUCKY, LANDING SUBDIVI
d: sW,'4 UNIT ONE PB 2 PG 35 LOT
ORB 183/.792 FR MESSICK
MAP 127C


48 +..22 00495-OOOR
8:'TAMMY W 48 R4-0102600
TIES JOHNSON 'SCOTT HOWARD
DED KENTUCKY LANDING SUBDIVI
FR RILEY UNIT'ONE PB 2- G 35 N/2.
SLOT 2 ORB 146/4il FR JOI
l-K D MAP #i27C.

S 170.04- OOEOO-07ER
49 R-010S100
riES UNIT TAUNTON DAVID L 8: ABIGAIl
:3/882 FR S 3 & T 4 R 19 187.56
M/L 1/3 INT OGM.',5/2 OF
-' OF SEC 3 LYING S OF STONI
BLK E MILL CREEK LESS W 160 YD'
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE Tg

s121 .92 0050-001R
:E H .' o0 .R-010E700 HX
*IES UNTIT OUTLAW A.R. & KATHRYN
RECORDEDD S 16 T 4 R 9 .53 AC
-CO. FARMS ORB 182/318 FR HEWETT
MNAP i2s8B
5EE TAX ROLL)
ooseO-6-OOom
E R-.0110900
586.9E TREASURE SHORES LTD.
S 26 T 7 R 11 107.5 AC M
*IES UNIT ALL INT. OGM; LOT E, N/2
OT 3 ORB 11, N/2 LOT 12, LOT 14 (I
SW/4) ORB 97/861 TRANSFER
HOLLINGER ESTATE
BLK G
00E8O-OSR
52 R--0112E00
S168.57 PUMPHREY RUTH MARIE
S 17 T 4 R 9 .11 AC M/L
M/L 130 X BEING LOT 2 UNREC PLAT i
ORB 89/12 FISHER ORB 191/800 FR F:
MAP# 111A

00509-OOOR
53 R-0113200
564.46 BROWDER L.E. ET AL
4C. S5 19 T 4' R 9 TRIANGULAR
SHAPED PARCEL 200 FT ON
LESS CHIPOLA RIVER 8: 200 FT O0
7 FR HILL CHIPOLA RIVER CUT-OFF ORE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA


(B


0023-O000R
584 R-0117100 S4 33,15
CARTER JOHN .. 8: CHRISTINE
CHIPOLA CUTOFF ADDITION TO
IOLA LOT 3 PB 2 PG 21 ORB
111/706 FR POWELL
MAP# 111 A
BL.K 1
00539-o10R
F5 R-0119400 HX S49.44
KELSOE MARK 5. 8: JANET L,
CHIPOLA CUTOFF ADDITION TO
IOLA UNIT 1 ALL OF BLKS 3 8: +
8: CROSS- HATCHED LOT LYING W
OF LOT 1 BLK 1 PB 2 PG 21
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


00574-OOR.
S56 R-012E+400 S395.84
BORDERS VALERIAj HEIRS OF
,5 30 T 4 R 9 1.92 A'C BEG AT
NEC OF, NW/4 OF NW/i4; RUN S 9
CHS, TH W 2,22 CHS: TH N 9
CHS; TH E 2,22 CHS TO POB .
(FOR FURTHER _EGuL SEE TAX ROLL)
1
00585-OSORF
57 R-0128300 480.3
PUGH GEORGE H, 8: MABEL
RED BULL ISLAND SUBD, UNIT
NO. 1 LOT 3,)4 ORB 173/700
FR PUGH 8:; LESS LOT 6 ORB 173/
700 TO HATHAWAY
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00613-010io
58 R-013400 5104.2i
ROBBINS MI:H.EL 'EE 1
RED BULL ISLAND C UB'. UNIT
NO. $ LOT 6 ORB- 14,1/136 FR EST
OF DUDLEY FRANKLIN ROBBINS
8: ORB lf6.'E96 1/2INTl'\FR NOREM
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

0061-04-OR
59 'R-0132200 5+76.11
FOREHAND DORRIS Wa 8: JO ANN
RED BULL ISLAND 5UBD. UNIT
NO. 2 LOT 1 8: 4 (UNRECORDED)
ORB 103/965-966 FR FUSELIER
-: ORB 133/65 FR FUSELIER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE. TAX ROLL,)

00616-03OR
60 R-0133200 S8.86
CLARK TIERNEY LYNN
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 2
LOT,3 ORB i6i/12i FR SHEETS
ESTATE
MAP K B D.
BLK D;.


00618-080R
61 R-01i3470 S225.09
ALLISON LARRY .J.
RED BULL ISLAND SUBD, UNIT
NO. 2 LOT 2 8 .98 AC LYING SE
OF SAID LOT; BEING 1.5 All M/L
ORB 89/643 FR YATES MAP ftii2B
BLK I
'" : .


62 R-0135700
ZIMMERMAN SIL .
RED BULL ISLAND8sUBD.- UNIT
NO. 2 L) 1 '
MAP 11.2B .


S61.89


S Lt K
S 00620-090R
3 R-0136600 561.89
28EE..95 MARSHALL FEir: A.
RED, BULL .SLMND SUBsD, UNIT '
.NO. 2 LOT I1 ORB 78/476
172/ 'MAP 112B r L 'K
L K


; '. .L. P-'-..l 7
C r rl L. J. .
FED E '.L I'L.ii S UBD UNIT
D NO.,S 'LOT 1.8 ORB fi8/ :,4'0. CD
FF P '"
.. ." 6 I P M 1 1 ..... *


589S. 7 FP--0 13-.'- 8.86
:T T. r. ,,N IEL b .
RPED BULL I iLHi.I, SU iEL. UNIT
05 ...;,' -1 LOT O:'Pe 118/1040 CD
S, FF DuF
I ,iPln i1 2BS
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-70 FR SIMMONS -
MAP# 112B

00626-080R
S55.32 67 R-0i41200 S88.34
.WILLIAMS SANDRA SCHEFFER
NIT RED BULL ISLAND SUBD- UNIT
G 36 NO. 2 LOT 14 1/i2 LOT 15
ORB 31/557-E8 FR EST. OF -
*BLK MARGUERITE D, SCHEFFER '
... (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


00629-080R
68 R-0143700
PICKRON SHARLOTTE
RED BULL ISLAND SUBD.
NO.. 2 LOT 12 8 16 ORB
QC FR ARMSTRONG
MAP# 112B


00634-030R
S48.48 69' R-0146400
SUGGS MACK C.
ON RED,BULL ISLAND SUBD.
NO. 2 LOT 9
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NO. 2 LOTS 18 161 ORB 191/208
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FR- ZITO '
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

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LOT RED BULL ISLAND SUBD. UNIT
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R FR ROLPH LESS ORB 189/826 TO
STRINGFELLOW
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

S396,'9 00640-006R
736.69 R-0148700 S68.70
MYERS TIMOTHY
RED BULL ISLAND UNIT NO. 3
BY LOT S ORB 133/S60-62 FR NEWELL
FISHER NAP 11ii2B
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75 R-Oi48B00 HX S160.91
S46 .13 HASKINS ALBERT 8 DEBRI J.
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CRUTCHFIELD
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0033tS-00R
34. R-0070300 S86.9
JONES JOE 2
S 5 T 7 R 8 '.5-AC M/L HOWARD
CPEEI' PROPERTIES UNREC. LOT 7
ORB 168/964 FR GULF CO. FARMS,
INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL).

O 360-1:bP.R
35 R-0073900 S86.95
/ CHR 1TEriSON THOMAS L
' 6 6 T 7 R B "
HOWARP.D *:REE" PROPERTIES
LOT S ORB 156/66 FR GULF CO.
FARMS INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

00360-234R'
36 R-0074600 S232.08
NIXON STEPHEN A. 8:
5, 6 T 7' R'8
HOWARD CREEK PROPERTIES
LOT .16 ORB 187/834 FR GULF,
CO. FiRn5 INC.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


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RED BOLL ISLAND
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MAP #1128


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78. R-01S2700
TADLOCK DONNA
RED BULL ISLAND
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OF HENRY FORD H
MAP# 1i2B


0060-086OR
79 'R-0152800
THURSDAY WILLIA
RED BULL ISLAND
LOT 6 .39 AC
ORB. 186/593 FR
MAP# 112B


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80 R-0153100
BRYAN. DAVID GLI
RED BULL ISLAND
LOTS 2 & 4 ORB
FR FUSELIER
HAP# 1125

00640-125R
81 R-0153800
BODY KENDALL A.
RED BULL ISLAND
LOT I UNREC, AA'
9) MAP #112B

00640-126R -
82 R-0153900
BODY KENDALL A.
RED BULL ISLAND
.LOT 2 ORB'l63/Be
MAP #1i2B
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00641-OIOR
84 R-0154400
WREATH DAWN M.
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ORB 181/173 FR BF
MAP #liib .

00641-003R
85 R-015900
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00642-004R
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UNRECORDED LOT 5
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MAP .titB

00642-009R
87 R-Ol o 00
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LOT 9 ORB 168/1
.KENSINGER
MAP 112B

00644-21OR
88 R-0156800
GILBERT JERRY LEE
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LOT 2 &.W 16.64 F
BEING i00 X I50 F
ORB 191/598 FR MCO
MAP# 112C

00644-35E5R
89 R-0158800
DAVIS ROBERT M &
5.3i T 4 R9 .
TWIN LAKES SUBDi
UNREC. .LOT 110 C
ASSIG OF CONTRACT
MAP# 112 -

00659-OOOR ,
90 R-Qi&0600
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5 31 T 4 R, 9 A 12
LOQT ON BOZEMAN CI
ORB 145/824 FR PA
145'.18S-26 SC FR
MAP# 11C

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91 R-0162900 H
LEGRONE MILDRED A
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(FOR FURTHER LEGAL

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97 R-0175600
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HONEY HILL SUB: (I
LOT 30 ORB 125/S9
HARRISON BEING BAI
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL


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W. k KATHRYN G KING EDWARD 8: SHIRLEY
).'UNIT NO. 3 S T S-R 9 1 AC M/L 208.5 X
;79 FR RIGDON & 208.5 PARCEL #8 ORB 103/364'
6d8 FR RIDGON FR MAE WILLIAMS
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(FOR FURTHER LEGHL SEE TAX ROLL)

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MAP# 132B

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(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

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.L: .C DOUGLAS LANDING UNIT 1 P8 .L.1
*. PG 25 THE NORTH 1/1 OF LOT 10
BK C' ; AND ALL OF LOT 11 ORB 172/948
S, FR BROCK
S150.97 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX KOLL)
A. A ,01i045-045R
":. ; 152 R-02"8100 %35.36
,':/7" GATES JONATHAN CURTIS 8: .PAUL P.
ORB S 35 T 5 R 9
N. ROLL)'' 0 FT ON CHIPOLA RIVER, 48 FT
AV DEPTH ORB 139,/24L-43 FR
S GATES
$342.76 MP# i43
L Oi 0 6-002R"
/4+ I'F' 13 R-0239300 S Z,-.79
I/N 'OF STOKE5 PATRACIH )NNE
N SWC S iEJa1tE3 B 34 T S R 9
ROLLn ), 1.188% INT OGM IN UNSURVEYED
ROLL) PARTS ORB O0/261
MAP#, 143D I 0.
S8.. o 010456-,20R ,
.. 154- R-02'44000 S S7.39
ORB PITTS JR. HARVEY A. & STEPHEN
S 'TURKEY RUN ESTATES, (UNRE'-)
S OT 14 ORB 136/387 FR PtTTS
: MAP# i33 ."i ,

0182-OO0R
192.26 Ss R-024O6900 527.99
E ROBINSON HARY ESTATE
o. 514S T 6. R 9 1 C i AC SQUARE
INWSWC OF W/2 OF NW/4
F CO. MAP #145 ,
: 0117-007R
S16 R-02S9100 S219.72
SNELL DONALD E. .
581o A4 S 25 T 3'"R10:REC'D ORB
G 6 .9/1049 FR .SEXTONw BEING
2. -PARCEL NOIS. '
:' MAP. #91A
01191-030R
S 17 R-0261OE0 $43.28
CLARY' GEORGE THOMAS
i03,2i S 25 T 3 R 10 25 FT STRIP ADJ
032 TO LOT 6: BLK 3 IDLEWOOD SUSBD '
1 3 ORB 98/791 'FR CLARKE ET AL

.,,C 01208-OOOR : :
,. 'i58 R-023100 I. 1o0.17
C CSEY ROSS ...
BURGESS CREEK SUBD UNIT NO i
PB'2 PG 49 LOTS &: 4- oRB
S. 120/590 FR REDD
S186. 96 MAP# t 114
BLK 1
'-SO 0114-000R :."'
S:. S. R-0263600 432.30-
*.',. LINTON BENNY FRANK & LINDA S.
?:.,' ,BURGESS CREK SUBD UNIT NO i
;, ,."Q. FBPt P. 49 'LOTS 9* 10, 1i : '&
1186.86 12. ORB 128/110i-02 FR BUSH
;. 3 "*t MAP. #14.B ;: ":,. K "
.' 3 ''.,"B
B- LK 1

DOi38-OOOR
'" .. 160 R-0265500 HX S485E.79
S" GTES MARCHELLE
'1.37.76 MIDWAY PARV' SUBD PB 1 PG .4 ,
.LOTS 1 & 2 ORB 139/1.'4-'+E C ,
4i, '.; FR 'GATES .,,, ,
/24 .*Z', iMAPU 91A '. '
,, BLK 1 ...

0"242-OOOR '
";:.".6. 1 R-0266200'HX $370.02 ,
"07 8 6'' INTON WILLIAM JR. & TERRY,
M ". .IDWAY PARK 6UBD PB i PG 43.
O. 4 '' tlOT-S 12, **.& 2 PARCELS
',' OR& 181/790 FR LINTON ESTATE
ARMS MAR 91A .I,,..' BLK :

*a243-OOOR
1---40 1: ai6 R-024$6300 HX. 52$378.17
s, DUNHHOO JOHN R.
MIDWAY PARK SUBD PB 1 P" ,3 4


167 P-0:.98.00, 485,62
SOWELL jEP.F,Y' D. 8: BARBARA
IDLEWOOD' 5UBD UNIT NO. i PB 2
PG 15 LOT- 1ORB 111/82 FR
SPANN '
MAP #91A
BLK4

Oi270-000R
168 R-0270000 83.44
LTNTON UTLLTlM JR. 8: TERRY
IDLEWOO0 UBSD UNIT NO. i PB 2
PG 15E TRACT, A ORB 181/790 FR
LINTON .ESTATE
MAP #91A
UNIT 1

01.77-O10
".169 R-0270OF0 32,7.4
S''FRETT P-'.'MONE' L. 8. a .NrJ S ..
IDLEWOOD PAPER. SUBDIVISION 4..
UNIT i E *1.'-4 FT OF LOT 6 S'
ORB 1i6/ 892 FR SYFRETT
MAP#R 91A
BLK 1

0i278-OOOR
170 R-0270600 o 1439.72
O')EEFE RiOBERT J. 8: LAJUANA C.
ILEWOOD PHRt. SUBD. UNIT #i
W 42.4'2FT OF LOT 6
21.21 FT X 150 FT STRIP OF
LOT 6 ORB 183/16 FR HOWELL'
,(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01317-05OR
171 R-01744O S 187.03
TEAL MIKE D 8t C:'NTHIN L
IDLEWOOD PARK SUBD. UNIT 1
A 60 X 200 X 50 X 199.47 FT
'PHRCEL ORB 146/437-38 FR
VOELLINGER ET AL
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ,ROLL)

01333-010'
17. R- ;0 7 1'0 6s2..", 4
S''FRETT R'MOND' L. :
IDLEWOOD PARK SUBD; UNIT # 1
E 30 FT OF LOT 12.
ORB 107/539 QC FR BROWDER
BLK 6
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

0135g9-0EP
173 R-0-77000 S248.06
SMITH JUSTIN &. HOLLY
S 35 T 3 k 10 5 AC M/L-
BEING LOT 9 330 X 65 FT -
PHRCEL ORB 192/133 AA FR OWENS
MAP" 9

C 1359-1ER .1S
-74. R-07-20 0 53E:55.80
THOMHS STEVEN K. 8: YVONNE R.
S 35 T 3 'R 10 7,5 AC M/L
330 X .685 FT :LOT
ORB e85/5S- AA FR OWENS &. ORB
1SE/679 FR OWENS
MAP# 91

01359-130R
175 R-0279300 S03-6,74
.HOWARD JOHN "E. V CP RE' J.
5 ,,3 T 3 R 10 10.33 -,,; n.'L
BEIR3 P4NR:EL 7 UNP.EC.
AGREEMENT FR OWENS .
MAP 9i .9

01362-OOOR .
176 R-o0279700 $800.36
SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
S 36 T 3 R 10 45 AC M/L PEC-'.
ORB T73/&09 (PARCEL IV) LE 3,
CENTRAL LAlNDING SUBD: ORB
38/iRi1 ORB 34/812, ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01369-003R
177 R-021200 1 S30.99
TYRE A4ROM N. & CAROL L;
S 36 T 3 R 10 .4 AC M/L
ALL OF THE SW/4 OF SEC 36
LYING W OF SR 71 ORB 178/336
FR OWENS
MAP#' 91D

01379-0"0OR
178 R-0280140 HX 1298..17
TYRE AARON T. CAROL
5 36 T 3 R' 10 10 AC M/L'
420O X 1043 FT AV DEPTH ORB
167/540 FR COOPER
MAP# 91D .

01373-003R
179 R-0282200 2395.37
WOODHAM GARY t. S. SHARON E,
5 36 T 3 R 10 6.83 AC
PARCEL I (3.419A) II1
(3.419 A) ORB 19i/iOi'FR R/UDD
MAP# 91

01373-004R
180 'R-0282300 S249.O
HANLON DANIEL GENE
S 36 T 3 R 10 6.837 AC I10
FLT ON DEAD LAKES ORB 85/657
MAP ,#910

1i373-020R
,181 R-0828200 S97.93
LEE BILLY G. ET AL
S 36 T 3 R 10 i AC INORIG
LOT 7 ORB 81/400 (PARCEL I)
MAP #91D

01373-021R
182 R-0282900 0*S53.96
LEE BILLY G. ET AL
S 36 T 3 R 10 1 AC 255.50 FT
BY 170.49 FT REC'D ORB 81/400
(PARCEL II)
MAP #91D

01 374-000R
183 R-0283000 5711.55
TYRE CAROL
S 36 T 3'R 10 i AC
ORB i8/495 SC FR PEAR TYRE
MAP F#91D

0396-OOOR
184s R-02854,00 1697.21
LEE BILLY G. 8: ANNA L.
RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADDN TO
IOLA PB 2 PG 24 UNIT NO i
LOT i ORB 192/347 FR
SCHOLLIAN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

Oi409-000R
1S5 R-0286600 s282.78
.CRdEp JOHNNY ET AL
RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADDN TO
IOLA PB 2 PG 24 UNIT NO 1. LOT
3 "UNREC. AGREEMENT FR MALOY
MAP #128B
BLK 4

0O1-7-OOOR
104 R-0287400 5.96
.TEWART JACK 0
RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADDN TO
IbLA PSB 2 PG 24 UNIT NO LOT
ii ORB 160/700 FR GASKIN
MAP #128B
*BLK.4


01468-OOOR
189 R-0294800 S208.52
PERRY JAMES C (COTTON),
C. F. HANLON SUBD 'NO 1 PB 1
PG 42 LOT 7 &. FRACTL LOT 8
ORB 161/624 1/2 INT FR DIFATTA
MAP #91?
BLK B



01481-CO'OR
1,90 R-0296000 192.19
SYFRETT RAYMOND'L. $: ANN S.
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 P'
4 LOT 4), 8 6 ORB 73/609 8&
ORB 1i6/892 FR SYFRETT
MAP# 91D
BLK 1

014 4-CT.OR
191 R-0Z96E00 S3099
SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
CENTRAL LANDING 5UBD PB 3 PG
4 PARCEL MARKED "NOT INCLUDED
IN THIS PLAT" LYING N OF
LOTS 9 8: 10 BLK i ORB 23/609
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01487-002R ..
V2192 R-0296900 S30.99
5-,'FF.ETT RAYMOND L.,
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 E 63.46 FT OF LOT 4 ORB
i23/156-57 OC FR ANN SYFRETT
MAP# 91D
,BLK 2

Ol4e7-003R
.1?3 R-0197000 1i27.16
SYFRETT RAYMOND L.
CENTRAL LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 LOTS 616,) 17' is8 19 8:& 20;
LESS PART OF LOTS 5 8: 16 IN
ORB 73/608. 8: ORB 73/609 8: ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

SOi4C90-O'03R
194 P-09750EC 153.38
S SrFFRETT Rw'.'MOND l.
C:ENTP.L LANDING SUBD PB 3 PG
4 LOTS i THRU 7 ORB 73/609 &
ORB 123/156-57 SC FR SYFRETT
MAPt# 910
BLK .3

0149'4-OOPp
,T? R-0g98000 5302.02
'S 'FRETT PM'.'MOrND 8 ANN S
CENTRAL LArNDING LUB[! PB 3 PG
4 LOT 17 ORB 73/609 .
ORB 114/892 FR SYFRETT
BLK 3
MAP# 9 .. .
01494-050R
196 R-0298100 39.74
SYFRETT RAYMOND 8: ANN S.
CENTRAL LANDING 5UBD PB 3 PG
4 PARCEL MARKED "PARK" LYING
AT E END OF CENTRAL AVE 8: .
ADJOINING LOT i7 / -" e .
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL :SEE TAX ROLL)

Oi 03-0OR : .. ,
%97 P-0.98900' 433.15
H1'.5 DERREL t. 8& VALERIE U.
S. T 4- R 10 ii.- MC BEG T
.NEC., RUN W 275 YD; TH 5 120
YD; TH E 275 YDS;, T N 220
YDS TO THE POB & LESS I AC
.(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)'

* OiEll-05SR
98 R-0300200 $5107.48
MAPES -NN LOUISE
S.,2T 4R 10' 3.,4 AC M/L
240 X 660 FT PARCEL REC,'D ORB
170/803 FR WILLIAMS .
MAP# 92

0. 1514-,R 'I
199 P.-0300600 H'< 3i8;774
M. ORRISON WILLIWM B KATHY.
S 2 T 4+ R 10 9.92 AC M/L
S PARCELS BEING 4.98 .AC M/L
EACH BECI'D ORB i71/170 FR TLC
MAP# 92

Qi517-OiR
2o R-0302600 100.84
EMVES RALPH JR.
S 3 T 4 R 10 3.3 AC M/L BEING
TRACT # STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) ORB 58/237 FR
BROGDON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01i17-030R
201 R-0303700o $529.89
SRUNTY SUSAN
S 3 T 4 R 10 7.5 AC'M/L BEING
TRACT 10 STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) ORB 62/1t FR.
MERRITT LESS 2.E AC ORB.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE. TAX ROLL)

0117-12R
202 'R-0305500 l203,01
PALMER MAYLON Si KATHY
S 3 T 4 RO 10 1.8 AC M/L BEING
PLOT #3 STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) UNREC. AAR FR
BROGDON
MAP #74

0o117-510R
203 R-0306300 $324.99
LINTON AMY & ELIZABETH
5 3.T 4 R,1O0 4 ACM/L
309.17 FT PARCEL UNREC. AA FR
TAUNTON
MAP#R 74

01i17-520R :
204 R-0306E00 HX 1227.1
PAUL WILLIAM J. & HEIDRUN
S 2 & 3 T 4 R 10 18.67 .AC M/L
2.43 AC PARCEL & 5.04 AC Nl
PARCEL NO. 2 & 1.20- AC IN
PRACEL NO.. 3 ORB 149/918-920
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01518-OOOR ,
205 R-0306900 548.48
RANIE CAROLYN Y.
S 4 T 4 R 10 .74 AC SW/4 OF
SW/4 OF NE/4: PARCEL REC?'D OR$.
182/603 FR ADDISON & LESS ORB
182/835 TO BAKER
MAP# 74

01E18-003R
206 R-0307200 165.96
WYMES LONNIE C, 8:'PANSEY '
5 4 T 4 R 10 2 AC M/L
297.66 FT ON N. SIDE OF 'STONE,'
MHLL CREER PRD BEING PARCL.. .
NO. 1 ORB 133/1Si-64 FR 7.:'
(FOR FUfRTHER LEGAL SEE .TAX ROLL)

Oi,18-004R :, .
207 R-0307300 .,SE.96
WYMES LONNIE C.' 5' PANSEY fi'. ,'
S 4 T 4 R t0 AC M/L- ,:
'394 FT ON 5 ,'SID ?'O' 'STON-' .,
MILL CREEK RD, BEING PARCEL'.:
NO. 2 IN ORB 133/16E FR i. ;
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE. TAX ROLL)'


01436-600R
189 R-0289200 S188.36
s221.56 STEPHEN M. JACOUAY, TRUSTEE
RIVERSIDE ESTATES ADDN TO
NO. i PB 2 IOLA PB 2 PG 24 UNIT NO 1 LOT
17 ORB 135/336-38 FR PEADEN
MAP #1.28B
BLK 3 BLK 5


34 UOTS 4, 5 a ORB O2/313 t '
FR 'LESS ORB 94/2i 9 DISHAROON ORB
' 9. 4 735 TO 0ANSOM ORB 96/329
..:' "FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

Ot263-OOORI
S12. 31 163 R-0249O09003
Rm .-UINTON WILLIHM JR. ,k TERRY,
.* IDILEWOOD SUBD UNIT NO. i PB 2
3/23 PG'15E LOT .ORB 181/74: FR.
;: UINTON ESTATE.
'MAPA .91A i
BLK 2

20 2.i3 O263-0i0R ., 9.3
4963 p-0249100 43
.' 'UINTON JERNYLH.
S AItDLEEWOOD SUBph*VtION UNtT NO.'
ARMS. i LOT 4,0A O 181/i78 FR
L 'ITON ESTATt
X ROLL) MAP# 91A


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S01519-105R
208 R-0308700 S304.91
PIPPII GALENA F .
STORE MILL CREEK ESTATES .
(UNRECORDED) LOT 2 ORB.'98/487
< AGREEMENT FR TAUNTON ET AL
& ORB 137/947-51 FR TAUNTON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

Oili-1i65R
209 R-0309900 .S18.42
TAUNTO.N DAVID L, 8: ABIGAIL
ST6kE MILL CREEK ESTATES ,
(UNRECORDED) LOT 14 ORB 137/ '
832 FR TAUNTON ET AL
MAP# 74
BLK A

Oi519-24OR
210' R-0310900 H S67'.27
PORTER 'CURTIS'JR 8: CAROL J
STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES'
(UNRECORDED) LOT i ORB' "'"
i37/912-1i FR TAUNTON ET AL
MAP# 74
BLK C

OiS19-265R
211 R-031i300 HX $32.09
WHITFIELD GARY A. 8: SHANNON .D
STONE MILL CREEK ESTATES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 6 ORB 137/937
-41 FR TAUNTON ET AL
MAP# 74
BLK C

Oi526-002R
212 R-0313700 Si,345.08
WHITFIELD MICHAEL W 8: JACKIE L
S 4 T 4 R 10 REC'D ORB 83/285
FR STEWART BEING TRACTS 5.
6)7 & 8 STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED) ORB 1&/988 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01526-004R
213 R-0313900 S83.94
WHITFIELD, MICHAEL W &: JACKIE L
S 4 T 4 R 10 1.50 AC TRACT 4
STONE CREEK ACRES
(UNRECORDED), ORB 15/844, FR
FIRST NATIONAL BANK NORTHWEST'
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

01i30-020R
214 R-031500 337.29
STOKES.AUDRA 8: MIKEL HOOVER
S 4 T 4 R 10 i.62.AC M/L I
SING LOTS 3. 4+ ON GRIFFIN RD'
UNREC AA FR TLC*
MAP# 74

01538-105R
215 R-0316900 S389.5
FOSTER STEPHEN H., HOWARD E.
S 9 T 4 R. 10 34'AC M/L'NE/4.
OF NW/'I4 LESS S.AC IN NWC OF
NE/4. OF NW/1 ORB 136/116 FR
BARLOW
MAP# 74

01i38-150R
216. R-03i7000 HX $30.499
FOSTER STEPHEN H, .
5 9 T 4.R 10 .93-AC MiL
P-R.:L REC'D IN ORB E3'S8-9 CD
FR FOSTER ET AL 8: LE'S, TO
HOLSMEN
MAP#74

015O 5-i0R
217 R-0321200 / 57320
CAUSEY LAMAR
S 10 T '+ R 10 1AC M/L
PARCEL REC'D ORB 180/740 FR
TLC
MAP# 74


01545-1558
2iS R-0321500 $295.28
BUPrS LOWELL, ,
S. l .,4 P1 0 3.45 *: .':
PARCEL 3- B N TOT-rnE n LL,
CREEK ORB 19-/,976 4-H FR T.L.C,
MAP# 74

01574-100R
219 R-0325000 S225.43
SYFRETT CLAY'TON R.
5 14 T 4 R: 10 3.03 AC M/L E/2
OF W/2 OF NE/4 OF SE/f4 LYING
E OF 5R 71i1 HAVING 670 FT M/L
ON SR 71 105 FT AV DEPTH ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

017E5-135R .
220 R-0326000 HX $196.32
BROWN ADRIAN SCOTT
. 14 T 4 R. i DEAD LAKES WEST
SUBD UNRECORDED'LOTS 7, S, 9
8: 10 ORB 153/414 FR COTTON'
8: LOT 11 ORB 153/419 FR .
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

0175-525R
221 'R-0327300. S73.20
MC DANIEL ROGER G
S 14' T,4R 10 LOT E
DEAD LAKES ESTATES SUBD'
ORB 100/999 FR LISTER .
MAP#S93B

' 01575-53ER
222 R-0327500 .163.01
DEROSA FRANK
S 14, T 4 R 11
DEAD LAKES ESTATES SUBDS,
UIR'fC. LOT 7 ORB 152/229 FR

MAP# 938

01579-030R
223 R-0331100 /$210.22;
SETTERICH ,JOHN WILLIAM 8:
S 14 T 4R 10 i.61 AC M/L
220 FT ON GARY ROWELL RD.
BEING LOTS H15 ) 16..UNREC."
SUBD,; BY GASKIN ORB-188/457
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

0579-09ER
224 R-0332300' $99.43
MARSH HARRY W JR 8:
DANNY BROGDON PLAT, UNREC.
.60 AC M/L LOT 9 ORB 151/8E9-
862 FR BROGDON
MAP# 93A :


01579-100R
225 R-0332400
MARSH HARRY W JR 8:
DANNY BROGDON PLAT,
,75 AC M/L LOT ,10.. .
-866 FR BROGDON
MAP# 93A


UNREC
ORB 1i


01579-110R
226 R-0332600
MARSH HARRY W JR
DANNY BROGDON PLATR UNREC
LOT 12 ORB 151/464-467 F
BROGDON'
MAP# 93A

01579-11ER
227- R-0332700
MARSH HARRY W JR &t
PANNY BROGDON PLAT, UNREC
.65 AC M/L LOT 13 .OR B i
"67-870 FR BROGDON,
MAP# 93A


01i83-000R.
228 R-0333500
VERNON CARLUS M. JR.
MEEKS LAKE'SUBD'PB 2
LOTS i 8: 2
MAP #93B


ET U
PG 1


01S88-OOOR
229 R-0334000
WHITE JAMES H SR S SHEILA
MEEKS LAKE SUBD PB 2 'PG '1
LOT 7 ORB 101/845 FR MART
MAP #93B


01629-OOOR
230 R-0338300 HX -52.84
MAYO..WILLIAM STEVE 8: TAMMY I.
S 13 T 4 R 10
120 X 200 FT LOT ON JEHU RD,.
ORB 119/1109-10 A OF A FR
FELTROP
MAP# 93A


01630-OOOR
231-' R-033840Y "
BRYANT JOHNNY L,
5 13 T 4 R '10 .'+1 AC M
FT DEAD LAKES FRONTAGE
FT AV'DEPTH ORB 124/71
LISA BRAYANT
MAP# '93A

01630-010R
2 32 R-0338500
BRYANT JOHNNY L.
S 13 T-4 R 10, 42 AC
70 FT DEAD LAKES FRONT
.65 FT AV DEPTH ORB
BC.FR LISA BRYANT
MAP# 93A

0i645-OOR '
233 R-0340400
MATHIS WILLIAM N
5 13 T '+ R 10 .7 AC
ORB 178/38 FR SHULER
MAP #93A :

0i656-001R
234 R-0342800
BARRINGTON INELL DAVIS
5 13 T 4 R 10
100 FT ON JEHU RDj 50F.
ORB 185/871 TO SCOTT (i
ESTATE RESERVED)
MAP# '93A

01679-OOOR
235 R-0344800
EASKY LONNIE V 8: SUSAN
S 24 T 4 R 10 175 FT O0
71; 200 FT DEPTH REC'D
33/207 8: ORB. 94/822 CE:
TITLE FR SHERESH 8: 7 X
(FOR FURTHER, LEGAL' SEE
01683-100R
236 R-0359400
ROUSE RUBY
S 14 T 4 R 10. ,757' AC
X 150 FT LOT 8: 120 X 1s
LOT, IN NWC OF SW/4 OF,
01690-O00R
237 R-0346700
*WHITE JAMES H SR. & SHE
S 14 T 4" Ri0 i50 FT LO
ACROSS LAKE ST. -REC'D OC
101/844 FR MARTIN
MAP #93B

01692-00o
238 R-0346900 .
BAILEY ROYCE G,
S 14 8: iS T 4 R 10 95,1
M/L BEING RACE TRACK S
ORB 191,/153 BC FR BROGD
(BEING RACETRACK COMPLEX
MAP# 93B 8:75
01693-OOOR
239 R-0347000
BOWERS WALTER H,
5 23 T 4.R 10-1 AC M/L
297 FT ,LOT IN SWi/ .OF S
LYING N OF OLD PANAMA C
ORB 27/856

01713-OO6R
240 R-0349100 HX I
HASTY ALBERT J 8: BARBAR
S 13 8: 14 T 4" R 10 '+ AC
8: .80 X 234 FT LOT ORB 1
FR HARRISON
MAP# 93B

Ol 7'-0, P ..
241 P.-'Etc :)0
DAWSON EMMA J
S 15 T 4 R 10 100 X 75
IN NW/4 OF SE/4 OF SE/4
177/583 OC FR SIMS
MAP a 75

01i735-OOIR
2422 R-0352100
SIMS DANIEL
5 15 T '+ R 10 .12 AC A
BY 100 FT REC'D ORB 94/
BCD FROM DAWSON
MAP #7 ...

01757-O50R
243. R-0354400
SOUTHERN FOREST LAND, I
S 22 T 4 R, 10 36&1' AC
2 PARCEL ORB 188/503 FR
F I.', 0.
MAP# 75


0i768-00R ,
S24. R-0356200
m.E'.'E.i'S JOHN W.
' :3 T 4 R 10 .5T
100 X 218 FT BEING
UNREC 1 SURVEY ORB
THOMAS
MAP#'93C '

,01768-050R
245 R-0356400 HX
JONES PATRICIA


S156.36

/L. 70
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337 R-.053000 564.46
FOSTER MARGARET ELIZABETH
WILLIAMtSURG PB 1 PG 3 LOTS.
2: 3 .'+ ORB 79/604
MAP #9481B
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02486-050R
338 R-0453300 HX s80.89
EITH MELODY
WLLIAt3MSBURG PB 1.PG 3 LOTS
2& :7i ,28 ORB 127/634 QC FR
MYER5
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BLK B

0294-000R
33? R-0454100 S27.9'
HAWKINS JOHN W.
WILLIAMSBURG PB I PG 3 LOT 16
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BLK B

02497-000R
3t0 R-0454400 HX S178.05
JONES RANDOLPH & BRENDA
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02497-001R
341 R-0454500 HX 5301.33
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LOTS 22 & '23
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MAP #9'+B


0250o-O00R
345 R-0455000 -S7.99
WILLIAMS ROOSEVELT
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 PG 3,LOT 34
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02508-O00R .
346 R-0'+5700
FLOWERS' ANNIE T:8:
WILLIAMSBURG PB' 1
SE 6 & 7 ORB 149/47
CHESTNUT
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02512-OSOR
347 R-0456600
FISHER RIVERS
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LOTS 12 & 13
MAP# 948B


02E18-00OR
348 R-0457100
l' JONES BERTHA
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LOT 20 ORB 96/553 G
WILLIE JONES

02532-000R
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JACKSON GEORGE BEN
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 R
ORB 189/833 FR LIST
MAP# 948 ...


02534-00OR
350 R-0458400
GRAY JERRY LEWIS
WILLIAMSBtRG PB 1 PG
ORB 174/210 FR FINLI
177/911 CD FR FINLE'
MAP #94 B


0253S-OOOR
351 R-0458500,
GIPSON WILLIE MAE
WILLIAMSBURG PB 1 Pi
4, 5 '8:6
MAP #948


02-E3B-00OR
352 R-04E58700
HAND BRYANT & ANNIE
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LOT 4-ORB 69/723
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02539-OOOR
353 R-04!58900
HAND BRYANT & ANNIE'
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02540-OOOR
354. R-0459000
RILEY NARVIE LEE':'
PINE RIDGE ADDITION
LOTS E 8: 6 ORB 135/8E
ASS0ClTES FINANCE 1
Mr.P# 9 4B


02541-O00OR
355 -R-0459100
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PINE P.IDGE ADDITION
LOT 1 ORB 24/1i041
MAP #948


02542-OOOR
356 R-0459200
FRAZIER JIMMY L Q
PINE RIDGE ADDITION
LOT'2 DBK 1/846
MAP #94B


025'43-000R
357 R-04-E9300 HX
JACKSON JOHNNY LEE'&8
'"PINE RIDGE ADDITION
LOTS i &8 2 ORB 67/25
126/471 BC FR JACKSO
MAP# 948


02547-OOOR
358 R-0459700.
HILL CHARLIE 8: ORA M
PINE RIDGE ADDITION.
LOT 6 ORB 89/266 FR
MAP' #94B


02550-OOOR
359 R-0460000 HX
GRAY KENNY ET UX
PINE RIDGE ADDITION
LOT-1 2) 4) 8f N 30'
6 ORB 87/57)E58
MAP #94B


02552-OOOR
360 R-0460300 HX
JACKSON JOSEPH LEE E'
PINE RIDGE HmDDITION I
LOTS 7 &- 9 ORB 67/25'
83/459 8: S' 15 FT L
LOT. 10 ORB 130/995 I
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1:.'EE4-OOR
361 R-0460400 HX
ONEY ROBERT E. .
PINE RIDGE ADDITION P
LOT '11 ORB 124/590 FR
MAP# 94B


02571-01OR
362 R-0462100
HAVENER HENRY J. 8 -EV
LESTERS SUBDIVISION'
(UNRECORDED) LOT 18
126/947 FR HOLLEY
MAP# 94D


02581-100R
363 R-0t63200 HX
PETTIS R CHARLES 8: C.
5 36 T 4 R 10 5.52 AC
4.37 AC PARCEL ON JOH
ORB 156/470-471 FR CH
MAP# 94D

02E81-300R
364 R-0463400
PETTTS R. CHRRLES 8 C
5 36 T t R 10 4.37 AC:
PARCEL ON JOHNSON LwNl
( ORB 188/848 FR LISTER
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3 LOTS
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02584--001R
365 R-0463800 5308.30
HALEY'JAMES M & MARIAM F
5 36 T.-4 R 10 LOT. 90 X 14S FT
ORB-91/1013 FR GARDNER BEING
PARCEL #1 IN SURVEY IN ORB
148/'6 FR DIOCESE OF PENSACOLA
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

02S84-005R
366 R-0463900 S463.28
GLOBAL PACKING MACHINES INC
S 36 '+ R 10 BEING 77.35 FT
ON SR 71 1' 5 FT DEPTH ORB
156/616 FR BISHOP
MAP# 94D

02E58-010R
.367 :R-04 +000 278.16
EASTERLING, SARA
S 36 T 4 R 10 76,84 FT ON
SHIPPEY RDi 174 FT AV DEPTH
(PARCEL #3) SURVEY FOR SMITH.
ORB 181/568 FR TOM REED
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

02584-015R
368 R-0464O100 .$207.25
EASTERLING SARA
S '36 T 4 R 10 76.84' FT ON,
SHIPPEY RD; 177.46 AV DEPTH
(PARCEL #'4) SURVEY FOR SMITH
ORB 181/569 FR TOM REED ENT,
MAP# 9'4D


02602-010R
BLK D 369 R-0467300 HX S346.33
WATERS DANNY R & DONNA D
THOMAS SUBDIVISION PB 3 PG iS
S46.98 LOT 9_ 10, 11 ORB 154/916 AA
FR JENSEN 8: ORB 163/114 FR
JENSEN
(.FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

BLK E 02604-OO0OR
370 R-;0468200 S48.48
C.L, SMITH MOTOR CO., INC.
596 .99 S 36 T 4 R 10 1 AC BEG AT SEC
.OF SE/4 OF SW/4'; RUN W Zi0
PB i PG 3 FT, N 210 FT) E 210 FT) S 210
C FROM FT TO POB ORB 98/561 FR
'(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

02607-000R
29.49 371 R-0468500 $968.43
MIXON ALFRED E 8: LAURIS
G 3 LOT i S,36. T 4- R10
ER BEING PART OF LOTS 42 -& '43
BLK 2 LESTERS SUBDIVISION'
BLK G (UNREC) ORB 170/363 BC FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

$30.99 02613-OOOR
372 R-0469000 S120.84
G-3 LOT. 3 PETTIS R CHARLES
EY 8: ORB 5 36 T 4 P. 10 24 AC M/L 5 24'
y 1/2 ACRES OF NW/4 OF NE/4
ORB 169/703 FR ABARBANEL
BLK G MAP# 94D
02614--OOOR
S269.4i 373 R-0469200 $817.04
CARPENTER PATRICK M. 8 SHIRLEY
G3 3 LOTS 5 36 T 4 R 10 2.11 ACRES
ORB 188/520-526 FR MCCLAMMA
ESTATE
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02617-OOOR
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G 375 R-04.71100 $264.07
S ".r KENT WILLIAM WESLEY 8: \
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WILSO 212-FT 'PARCEL ON 'TRANSFER
LANDING RD ORB 153/884 'AA FR
.'3 "".LIR SMITH 8& ORB'188/729 BC-'FR RENT,
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S 94.26 02629-003R
376 R-0471300 S122.48
PB 2 PG 8 BAILEY JESSEE '
-'i FR S 36' T 4 R 10 0.74 ACRES IN
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.- 95' 0:.O1 026o29-o61R '
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PB 2 PG 8 WEBB CORY M. 8: LESIA K.
MITCHELL MANOR SUSD.
UNRECORDED LOT 10 .s AC M/L
BLKx 2 ORB 112/287 FR BROGDON
MAP# 94D

A46.02 02650-5OOR
S37 R-0475900 S501.5
PB 2 PG .8 KELLER BERNARD & ELIZABETH J
36' S 3T R 10 '1,36 AC M/L
: PARCEL REC'D IN ORB 170/205
BLK 2 AGREEMENT FR SMITH
MAP# 9D40

$493.71 02651-OSOR
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PB 2 PG18 "WEST-JOSEPH 8: SUE ANGEL SKETOE
6 8:-ORB S 36 T 4 R 10
3N 76 X 216 FT LOT & LOTS 1) 2
B 3 LESTERS SUBD
BLK '3 ORB 188/150 FR SKETOE
HAP# 94D

S242.66 0265 -O00R
A 380 R-0476500.HX S265.42
PB 2 PG' 8 WINCHELL, MORRIS E. 8: MYRA MEYE
HILL S 36 T 4 R 10 3.41 AC M/L A
LOT.ON N LINE.OF LESTER SUBD
BLK 3 LESS .4 AC IN ORB 89/912 TO
EARNEST ORB 124/1094 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX.ROLL)
SE81.70
02684-003R
PB 2 PG 8- 381 R-0481400 $160.63
FT OF LOT WHEATLEY V MARLENE 8: ROGER
NNYWOOD ESTATES PB 3 PG 18
LOT 3 8: 4 UNREC AA FR
BLK 4 MC: LEMORE'S TRUST
MAP #958-

5329.88 02684-007R
T' UX 382 .R-0481700 $93.74
PB.2 PG 8 LONG RICHARD K.
7 81 ORB SUNNYWOOD ESTATES PB 3 PG 18
OT'8, &8 LOT 7 UNREC AA FR MC LEMORE'S
FR FISHER TRUST
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02684-034R
S 136.15 383 R-0484300 $233.3E
PITTS LENORA
P 2' PG 8 SUNNYWOOD ESTATES UNIT NO. 2
R MINCY PB 3 PG 17 LOT 29 ORB 140/827
MC LEMORE'S TRUST.
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02687-OSOR .
S30.99 384. R-0485100 HX SE39.
VA E. WHITTEN KENNETH B. 8: DORIS J.
SS T 5 R,10 1 AC M/L
ORB 197.98 X 220.02 FT PARCEL
REC'D IN ORB 136/648-49' FR.
RISH
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02693-000R
51,106.16 385 R-0488800 $173.91
Y'NTHIA F VINCENT AUDREY
SM/L- S 12 T S R 10 1 AC,: REC'D ORB
HNSON LANE 34//420
HILES MAP #950D

02695-060R
".386 R-0489100 HX $61. 34
534.68 HANLON CAROL ANN
:YNTHIA Fi S 12 T 5 R 10 i AC M/L 210 X
M/L 2'0 FT PARCEL ORB 170/751 FR
E REC'D DAWKINS EST. & ORB 177/809 FR
R-' DAWKINS EST.
MAP# 9ED


MAP #69

03054-OOOR
1407 R-0538800 HX
HAWKINS JOYCE
'WARD RIDGE UNIT NO. 1 PB
3 LOTS 21 & 22 ORB 116/94'
MOORE
MAP# 69B8


03083-012R .
408 R-0549400 S236.45E
JOHN F CULLEN CONSTRUCTION INC
S 30 T 8 R 10 1.016 AC M/L
169 X 231.98 FT PARCEL BEING
"C-3" 8: "0" ORB 156/771 FR
T.J, CONSTRUCTION OF PSJ INC
MAP# 70


02707-001R
* 387 R-04'90500
COMBS LISA J. 8: EDITH M
5 12 T 5 R 10 5.2 AC IN
OF SE/t ORB 186/276 FR
JOHNSON
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02722-liSR
388 R-0492600
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S 12 T 5 R 10 1,33 AC
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02722-130R
389 R-0+92700
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S 12 T 5 R 10
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CLECKLEY
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02722-135R
390 R-0492800
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S 12 T R 10
LOTS 7 8: 9 GLENN ESTATE
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BIDWELL
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391 R-0O93100
STREET LEWIS W,
5 12 T 5 R 10 .
LOTS 12 8& 13 GLENN ESTA'
UNREC. SUB, UNREC. AGREE
FR CLECKLEY,
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02722-175R
392 R-04793200
LINTON PATRICIA A
S 12 T 5 R 10
LOTS 14i 15S 16) 17, iS
GLENN ESTATES, UNREC. SU
UNREC. 'AGREEMENT FR CLEC
MAP# 95D

02731-001R
393 R-0495000
TAUNTON JESSIE MARSHALL
S 13 T E R 10 .5 AC M/L
E50 FT LOT REC'D ORB 101
FR TAUNTON

02734-0O0R
394. R-05O0000
SOUTHERN FOREST LAND, IN
S iS T E R 10 14.1& AC
BEING FORMER FICO OFFICE
PARCEL ORB 188/503 FR F
LESS 6.48 AC ORB 191/619
,(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T

02791-OOOR
395 R-0508100 HX
BURKE STEVEN V S. PAMELA
S ii T 7 R 10 4., AC M
210 FT ON SR 71 X 1000 F
DEPTH ORB 159/345-346 F
HEACOCK
MAP# iOIC

02798-01SR
396 R-0509400
ANDREWS NELLIE L & JOHN
S 10 T 7 R 10 7 AC M/L
BEING LOTS li 2 KIRKLAND
ORB 177/276 FR KIRKLAND
191/535 FR ANDREWS, 8: NEL
MAP# 83
02839-OOOR
397 R-OE04500
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S 11 T 7 R 10 1.5 AC M/L
11' X 100 FT PARCEL "A"
200 X 211 FT PARCEL "B"
ORB 173/590 FR BURKE
MAP# 10C

028H44-OSOR .
398 R-05i54+00
DEES LEON
S ii T 7 R 10 .7S AC MI/L
X 260 FT LOT ORB 165/77'F
MARTIN
MAP# 101iC

02846-000R
399 R-0515600
STUCKEY RUTH MURPH
S 11 T 7 R 10 .172 AC M/L
REC'D DBK 26/210 A 75 X
FT LOT
MAP #10ic

02909-OOOR
400 R-OE22100 HX,
GOODSON DONALD CARL ET U)
STEEL'S HEIGHTS SUBD PB
53 LOT 1
MAP #101C


0294'7-OOOR
401 R-0E25E00
DAVIS WANDA BROWN
WIMICO SUBD. PB i PG 31
AC LOT 1':BLK 1 8: PART OF
.11 T 7 R 10 RECID ORB 108
FR GABLES LESS PORTION 1
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA

02979-00OR
402 R-0525700
DAVIS WANDA BROWN
WIMICO SUBDIVISION PB 1 I
LOTS ES, 6 7, 8 & 9 ORB
108/109 FR GABLES
MAP# 0iC


02963-OOOR
'+03 R-0527200
DOUDS GLEN ET AL
WIMICO SUBDIVISION PB 1 P
LOTS 7 & 8 AND W/2 OF ALL
ADJOINING SAME ORB 118/L
FR DOUDS LESS .1681 AC M
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA

03019-060R
40'+ R-0534100
PROVIDENT MEDICAL CENTER
5S 7 T .8 RIO .636 AC M/L
FT ON GARRISON AVE. PARCEL
ORB 168/697 FR HEALTH CAR
MNGT. CORP.
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03019-100R
405 R-053'+200 $21
PINE RIDGE LTD
S 7 T 8 RIO 5 AC M/L
350 FT LOT ON GARRISON AV'
661.67 FT AV DEPTH ORB 12
FR TAPPER ESTATE-
IMAP# 68C

03033-OOOR
'+06 R-053O5500
IOUINN BILLY C.
S 17 T 8 R 10 E5 AC LOT.8
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415 R-0557400 : 586.95
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03134-OOOR
416 R-0557500 $S160.37
LIKELY RAY 0 8& MINNIE J
MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG 49
LOTS 7 8: 8
ORB 150/755 FR GREENE.
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03148-000R
$103.12 417 R-0558900' $473.4.0
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/L MONEY BAYOU SUBD PB 1 PG 49
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03171-040R
418 R-0563300 S438.40
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03171-060R
420 R-~063600'., ,., ,$189,.75
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S 15 T 9 R 10 2.88 AC M/L
125 100 FT LAGOON FRONT; 634.5
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IN ORB 160/9i2 BC FR
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421 R-0564800 5127.i6
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L ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT 9 ORB '
100 135/705-720 FR WILSON FIN.
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MAP# 908

03171-isOR
5:S3.9i 422 R-056490 5127,16
X DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN &
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ESTATES(UNRECORDED) LOT 10
ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON
BLK 2 FIN. CORP.
MAP# 90B

$79.40 03171-1SSR
423 R-0565000 S127.16
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rO ORB 135/705-720 FR WILSON
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MAP# 908

$965.55 03171-160R
424 R-0565100 S127.16
PG 31 DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN &
INDIAN LAGOON
ESTATES(UNRECORDED). LOT 12
ORB 135/705-720 .FR WILSON
BLK i FIN. CORP. :
MAP# 908

S43.23 03171-165R
42E5 R-0565200. S127.16
PG 31 DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8:
LEY INDIAN LAGOON,
431 ESTHTES(UNRECORDED) LOT 13'
I/L ORB l3E/70S-720 FR WILSON
AX ROLL) FIN. CORP.
MAP# 908

S800.36 03171-450R
4926 R-0O69400 ZE722.60
300 DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN 8;
S iE T 9 R 10 20.76 AC M/L
RE 1743.66 FT ON SR 30) 500 FT
DEPTH BEING PARCEL "2" ORB
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MAP# 90A

1'334.86 03172-001R ,
427 R-0570300, 5474.61
POLTRI CORP.
'E; S 16 T 9 R-iO '6.51 AC M/L.
:2/886 576.54 FT ON C-30
ORB 187/498 FR WILSON
FINANCIAL CORP.
MAP# 908

S221.32 '703178-905R
428 R-0572200 S1)145.07
AM HUNTER WILLIAM D.,
N CAPE VILLAS UNIT 1-A ORB
105/415 FR FLORIDA WOODLAND
HOMES, INC.
MAP# 72C

5497.40 03180-11SR
'429 R-0574500 S3.349,77
2 PG BARNES MICHAEL EDWARD 8:
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26 LOT 4 ORB'188/415 FR
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,,03180-125R
'430 R-0574700 52,180.28
WILSON HILDA M & WILLIE F
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26 LOT 6 ORB 142/566 FR HUMAN
MAP# 72C.
BLK A


03i80-135R
431 R-0574900
WILSON HILDA M. 8: WILLIE
TREASURE SHORES SUBD PB'
26 LOT 8 ORB 191/66 FR
KURDZIEL
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03180-150R
432 R-0575200
DOTSON CHARLES 8: PATRICIA
TREASURE SHORES SUBD PB
26 LOT 11 ORB 14+9/417 SHI
& SNYDER
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03083-055R
+09 R-0549800 S132.40
FRANKLIN WILLIAM G.;' '
S 30 T 8 R 10 .5 AC M/L
BEING LOT' 2 OF PONDEROSA PINES
UNREC, SUB.: ORB 136/429 FR
PORT CITY ASSOC.
MAP# 70

03083-075R
410 R-0550200 HX S495.01
SHEARER GERALD C. 8: LORI M.
S 30 T 8 R, 10 aEAC M/L
BEING LOT. 6 PONDEROSA PINES,
UNREC ORB 170/693 FR SOWELL
& ORB 188/88 QC FR-SHEAR
MAP# 70

03097-OOOR
411 R-0553100 HX., 578.30
WATERS ADA L ,
JONESVILLE SUBD PB i PG 57 N .
185 FT OF LOT 12 ORB 7E/8S
MAP #69C

;03101-030R .
412 R-r0SS i00 HX S. 9.60
PELT MITCHEL
JONESVILLE SUBO. .
128 X .30 FT LOT
ORB 148/176 FR TULL
MAP# 69C .

03129-00R
413 R-O5E-7000 S85..+4
JOSEPH ROBERT
MONEY BAYOU SUBo P ,i .PG 49
LOT 2 .,, .
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03326-245R
S865.94 4E53 R-0633300 S525%75
F. BRAKE LARRY L
3. PG S 13 T 5 R 11 SUNSHINE ACRES
(UNRECORDED) LOT 29 5.23 AC
M/L UNREC AA FR TAUNTON
MAP #42
BLK A
03330-120R
454 R-0634200 $124.97
$865.94 HARLAND LENA
A S 13 T 5 R 11 1.347 AC M/L
3 PG 210 X 279.45 FT BEING PARCEL
HUMAN NO. 1 IN UNREC SUB ORB 14/'.
830-32 AA'FR CARR ET AL
MAP# 42
BLK A


S865.94'
IA
B 3'PG
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03331-001R
455 R-0634700 5%7.39
CITIZEN'S FEDERAL S &8 L
S 13 T E R 11
LAND BEING 300 FT ALONG W SIDE
OF DANIELS RD, LAND LYING 8&
BEING IN SW/4 OF SW/4 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE-TAX ROLL)


03335-000R
456 R-0635400 S166.00
RAFFIELD APRIL
S 13 T 5 R 11 '+.5 AC 'M/L
NW/4 OF SW/4 LYING E OF CO RD
REC'D ORB 60/775 (LESS ORB S4+/
1044 8 ORB 7S/917 TO BLAKE),
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


03180-205R
433 R-0576200
BENNETT JACOB 8: PATRIC
TREASURE SHORES SUBD P'
26 LOT 21 ORB i24/561 I
SHUMAN
MAP #72C *:
03180-404'R
434. R-0579800
JOHNSTON CATHERINE
TREASURE SHORES SUBDIV:
FIRST ADDITION (UNRECOR
66 FT PROPOSED PARK BE:
'BETWEEN LOT 15 8: 16 Of
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE

03180-410R
435E -0580000
PRITCHETT ) ANN
TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADD
(UNRECORDED) LOT 2 BEING
100.8 FT FRONTAGE ON CO
30; 264.04 FT AVERAGE D
ORB 107/4967 FR JOSEY'

03180-4i5R
4+36 R-0580100
SWEANEY MELVIN E,
TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADD
(UNRECORDED) LOT 3 BEING
100.8 FT FRONTAGE ON CO
301 276.*72 FT AVERAGE D
ORB 107/637 PR JOSEY'

03180-4'20R
437 R-0580200
SWEENEY MELVIN
TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADD
(UNRECORDED) LOT 4 BEING
100.8 FT FRONTAGE ON CO
30 289.41 FT AVERAGE DE
ORB 111/643 FR JOSEY ,

03180-430R
4'38 R-O05SO+00
JOSEY L.B. JR.
TREASURE SHORES 1ST ADD
(UNRECORDED) LOT 6 BEIN
100.8 FT ON CO. RD. 30;
313.79 FT AVERAGE DEPTH
11i/1093 FR JOSEY

03185-003R
439 -R-0582700
WELP H. PATRICIA ET AL
S 20 T 9 R 10 750.74 FT
FRONT; 1686.75 FT DEPTH
ORB 91/70 FR SHUMAN
MAP# 72D

03186-OOOR
440 R-SE8.600
DIERKSHEIDE MELVIN G. E
S 20 T 9'-R 10
639,34 FT PARCEL ORB ii
FR WILSON FINANCIAL COR
LESS S LOTS IN UNREC SU
MAP# 72D

03186-11SR
441 R-08700
CAUSEY BRUCE L 8:
PELICAN PINES, UNREC. SL
LOT 5 ORB 172/801 FR I
*MAP# 720

03191-007R
442 R-0591200
LAMONTE CHARLES V. TRUSt
S 22 T. 9 R 10 125 FT GUI
FRONT) 69S FT DEPTH M/L
87/2 FR GLENN 8: ORB i83.
FR LAMONTE
MAP# 90D
03191-012R
443 R-0591700 S
MC LEMORE K. LEGRAND 8:
SS 22 T 9 R 10 248.83 F
FRONT ; 4+ FT DEPTH M/L
186/57 FR PRIOR
MAP# 90D

03200-001R
444 R-0597600
FISHER WAYNE D. ET AL
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP
PB 1 PG +8 LOT 13 ORB 77
MAP #900


0'201-000R
44 5 R-0597800
GALLOWAY CHARLES H,& BRE
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP
PB i PG +8 LOT 16 ORB 11
FR GALLOWAY
MAP #900


03204-017R
+446 R-0599600
JONES BRUCE 8: MARJORIE H
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP
PB I PG '+8 LOT 27 ORB 74
MAP #900


03220-021R
447 R-0603600 HX
FLETCHER GREGORY F'& JUL
INDIAN PASS BEACH GROUP
PB i PG 4'8 LOT 6 ORB 167
FR RICH
MAP #90D.


03276-OOOR,
448 R-0614200
KEMP LARRY ALLEN 8: AVE M
S 12 T 4 R 11 32 AC NE/4
NW/4' LESS 8 AC IN NEC I
90/921 (PARCEL 2) FR KEM
MAP #38D

03283-000R
449 R-0615200
KEMP LARRY D. 8: AVE
S 12 T 4 R 11 8 AC
BEING 4 AC IN PARCEL #3
ORB 90/921 FR KEMP8-& 4 A
107/853 FR PARKER
MAP# 38D0

03285-000R
450 R-0615400
KEMP LARRY A. 8: AVE MARIA
S12 T4 RIO 4 AC 133 X 13
LOT BEING REC'D OFFICIAL
RECORD BOOK 73 PAGE 124
KEMP

03288-010R
'+51 R-0616000 HX
KEMP LARRY A. 8: AVE M.
S 12 T 4 R 11 12 AC ORB
54/990 FR ALLAN KEMP BEI
210 X 210 FT i 266 X 132
PAR- CEL #1 IN ORB 90/92
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T

03326-1E5R
4E2 R-0631800
STEVENS EUGENE P 8: BARBAI
S 13 T 5 R 11 SUNSHINE A'
(UNRECORDED) LOT 11 .96
M/L ORB 148/822 FR TAUNT)
ET AL
MAP # 42


KG 03335-OSOR -
. RD, 4t7, R-0635900 HX S156.49
'EPTH WOOD ROY D. JR., 8: EDITH
S 13 T 5 R 11 2.S8 AC M/L
200 X 378.72 FT PARCEL .
ORB 173/861 FR RAFFIELD 8:
'S275,79 100 X 378.22 FT PARCEL ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
'ITION
4G 03335-055R
3. RD., 458 R-0636000 S143,18
'EPTH RAFFIELD SEVERAL C, 8:
S 13 T 5 T 11 2.61 AC M/L
ORB 185/553 FR RAFFIELD
MAP# .42
$27S.79
.03339-010R
*ITION 9459 R-0639800 5562.23
IG SOUTHERN FOREST LAND) INC.
3 RD S 19 T E R 11 107.68 AC M/L
:PTH PORT OF SECTION LYING '
SOUTHWEST OF PLEASANT VIEW RD.
ORB 188/503 FR F.IiC.O.
MAP# 12
S275.79 o '
03340-020R
'ITION 460 R-0642000 HX' $202.02
IG YOUNGBLOOD STEVEN E.
CREEKVIEW ESTATES, UNREC,
ORB LOT 4 ORB 135/289 FR COSTIN
ORB 157/154 AA FR CARR ET AL
& ORB 186/511 FR WARMER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL) \
S8E44 .69
0334-0-180R
GULF 4-61 R-0642700 S277.09
M/L STERZOY JOHN A
CREEKVIEW ESTATES, UNREC,
LOT 4 ORB 161/910 FR COSTIN
ET AL
MAP# '42
515f84.35
T AL 03346-0OOR
462 R-0644200 S86.76
7/1057 HAMMON GWENDOLYN L.
p. S 23 T 5 R 11 3 AC REC'D ORB
BD 8/159
MAP #42

03367-000R
$246,56 4&63 R-0647700 HX S585.04
GOODWIN LEONADISUS
UBD. S 26 T S R il 9 AC ALL CF S/- -
BUGG OF E/2 OF NE/4'OF NW/4 LITM4G
E OF WETAPPO CREEK-ORB ll.'13?0
FR GOODWIN 8 FRUDAHER
MAP# 43
5110iSO.07
TEE 03390-001R
LF 4,64 R-0654500 HX $298.76
ORB PARKER CHRISTOPHER R. &.
/294 S 3i T 5 R 11 1.02 AC 165 FT
X 270 FT LOT
ORB 181/865 FR SYLVESTER
MAP -#13C
64,733.14 03392-01SR
465 R-0657900 $81.94
:T GULF SOLARSKYJ STANISLAW
ORB S 31 T 5 Rli
170 X 26i FT PARCEL ORB 126/
843-45 AA FR HARDY
MAP#

S160.63 03394-052R
466 R-0659600 5414.17
NO 1if FELS JOSEPH ET UX'
7/934 5 31 T. R 11 4.6 'AC REC'D
ORB 72/599 FR PATRICK 350 X
BLK 0 .570 FT
MAP #i3C

,5401.69 03394-053R
:NDA 467 R-0659700 HX S357.61
NO. i GILBERT JIMMY EARL
L4/880 S 31 T R 11 1.37 AC 170 X
-350 FT LOT REC'D ORB 80/972
MAP #13C
'BLK 0
03395-OOOR
468 R-0659900 541.11
S197.78 CRAIG LEONARD F.
I. S 3t T 5 R 11 .53 AC M/L 92.5
NO. 1 X 250 FT LOT
-/1065 MAP# 13C

BLK 0 03395-006R-
469 R-0660000 S42.61
CRAIG LEONARD F.
S57.22 S 31 T 5 R ii
,IE A 82.5 X 250 FT LOT ORB 138/721
NO. 1 CERT.. OF'TITLE FR CLERK
7/172 MAP# 13C

03420-001R
BLK U 470 R-0666200 S176.62
COSGROVE THOMAS J.
5 32 T 5 R ii i.29 AC DEED
S82.51 REC'D ORB 57/391
IARIE MAP #13D
OF
N ORB 03426-OOR
IP 471 R-0669100 HX S229.03
SANDERS BOBBY L. 8& JOYCE A.
S 33 T 5 R it 1 AC
A PARCEL OF LD 141.86 FT X
S149.06 245.88FT X 321.02 FT X 184,33
FT REC'D ORB 134/690-91 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
IN
C ORB 03426-210R
472 R-0669800 HA S531.56
CYR MIKA & SUSAN L GAY
S 33 T 5 R 11 2 PARCELS
REC'D IN ORB 175/963 FR KENT
5113.67 MAP# 27C
E
20 FT 03426-315R
473 R-06704+00 S118.92
FROM BUTLER RONALD W
5 33 T 5 R 11 .E3E AC M/L
ORB 173/674 FR.CARR JR.
MAP# 27C
S59.26
03426-320R
474 R-0670500 5106.43
NG BUTLER RONALD W
0 FT S 33 T 5 .R O10
1 PARCEL REC'D ORB 168/249 FR
AX ROLL) CARR
*MAP# 27C

85.52 03426-530R
RA J 475 R-0671100 5655.59
:RES SYLVESTER STEVEN J.
AC S 33 T 5 R 11 .51 AC
ON ORB 180/827 FR CITIZENS
FEDERAL
MAP# 27C


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03430-OOOR
*76 -k-0672100
MITCHELL THOMAS ASHLEY &
S 33 T-S R i' .34 AC LOT
BEING LOT"'
BLK 1 /WETAPPO RIDGE SUBD
ORB 18S5/46 FR POLLARD
MAP #27C

03438-OiOR
477 R-0673100
ARMS RONALD L. ,
WETAPPO RIDGE SUBD
(UNRECORDED) LOTS 30 a& 3
79/689
MAP #27C


03439-OOOR
'*78 R-0673200
ARMS RONALD L.
WETAPPO RIDGE SUBD
(UNRECORDED), LOTS 29 & 3'
93/67 LIFE ESTATE DEED TO
ARMS
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE Ti

03''0-OOOR
4*79 R-0673300
HAMMON GWENDOLYN.
WETAPPO RIDGE SUBD
(UNRECORDED) LOTS 6 8: 5
88/591 GC FR WHITFIELD
MAP #27C




03454-009R;
480 R-0678300
RAY PEGGY W.
S .35 T S R 11 .5 AC M/l.
PARCEL, LYING W. OF C386
ORB i40/962 FR BARFIELD
ORB 147/419 FTO BARFIELD
MAP# 43

03460-OOSR
*81 R-0679300 HX
NORSWORTHY LARRY L. &
S 35 T 5 R 11.CREEKWOOD (
UNRECORDED SUBD) PARCEL"A
BEING .65 AC M/L; A RESUB
PORTION OF LOTS 1 8: 2 ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA

03 *60-070R
,'82 .R-068030
RITCH BENJAMIN SR.
S 35 T 5 R ii CREEKWOOD (
UNREC. SUBD) LOT 14 & LOT
ORB 127/434-36.FR MEXICO
CORP. & ORB 192/486 FR RI
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA

03460-S1dR
'83 R-068ii00
CARPENTER PATRICK M. JR.
S 35 T S R 1i CREEKWOOD F
ADDITION (UNREC) LOT 10
ORB 156/135-136 TO CARPEN
(LIFE ESTATE RESERVED)
MAP# 3- ,

03 *60-15ER
484 R-0681200
CARPENTER PATRICK: M JR ET
S 35 T S R ii CREEKWOOD F
ADDITION (UNREC) LOT 11 0
166/59S FR CARPENTER
MAP# 43

03'60-310R
485 R-0682700,
RITCH ELECTRIC CO. INC.
CREEKWOOD UNIT 31 UNPE:CORI
LOT 6
MAP# 43

03460-31SR
*861 1"R+0682800
RITCH ELECTRIC CO. INC."
CREEKWQOD UNIT -3 UNRECQRI
LOT 7 ,.
MAP#. 43

03"600-330R
487 R-0683100
CARPENTER PATRCl" M. JR I
CREEFwOOD UNIT 3. UHRE':ORt
SLOT 10 ORB 132/63E FP HIE
BEACH CORP. ..
MAP# 3

03477-SOOR
'88 R-0689200 HX 1
KENT DOUGLAS .M & TERESE H
S S T 6 R 11
208 FT CANAL FRONTAGE.
ORB 162/620 FR PHILLIPS
MAP# 1A

o03482-006R
489 R-0690'00 HX s
WORLEY JOSEPH F.H 8 MAE L.'
S 5 T 6 R 1i
100 X.400 FT LOT LYrNG IN
EC OF NW/' OF NW/'4 ORB 9;
FR SURBER 8: 70 FT
. (FOR FURTHER LEGML SEE TA)

0388.-056R '
490 R-02.OZO0 .
HOPPER NANCY
S 6"T 6 R 1i 3.36'AC, M
PARCEL REC'D ORB 181/499 f
THOMPSON
MAP# 4B,

0349F--.SOR
*91 R-0693'00 8
JOHNSON MICHAEL DONALD.
5 6 T 6 R 11 LOTS 5, 6; 7)
8 I 10.-5' AC M/L
ORB 186/654 FR FOSTER'
MAP #-'iB

03'+9E-6OR.
'92 R-0693800
PARKER VIVIAN DENISE

LOT 1ii ORB 118/97' ASSIG"
AA. FOR DEED FR SAULTS
MAP# 14B

03'+96-OOOR
493 R-069'+0001"
WHITEHEAD EVERLENER
S 6 T, 'R 11 1 AC,.IN NECL0
NE/' OF NE/'+ ORB ,143/ECH-1
*MC 'CATHEN ET AL
MAP# 1B

03511-010R
'949 R-0699300 HX ., Si
HESS DREMA: V
S 6 T 6 R Ii 1 AC M/L 105 >
*13.15 FT LOT ORB M&7/30E
*FR WHITTLE
MAP# 1'B

03593-001R
*95 R-0710'00 5E
HARRELL ROBERT C. 9 MARYANN
BEACON HILL SUBD PB PG 2
LOT 13. 9 STRIP BETWEEN LOT
9: US 98 REC'D ORB 76/22'+
MAP S6C'


BL

03617-010R
S.96 R-0713200 HX' -4
OAKES MRS. WINNIE
BEACON. HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LO 6 & a NW/2 OF ORB 90/
59 FR STANALAND 8. ORB 132/8
FR YARDLEY &: LESS ORB il3/
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX

03629-OOOR
9 R-071510q... S
PEACOCK .4 A. JR..
BEACON HILL SUBD.PB '; PG 2
LOTS 15 &$ 16 ORB 72/1067
MAP #16B


03633-OOOR ;..
90 98 R-0715700 5839.70.
CASSELS JAMES C. & '.: *:.
BEACON HILL SUBD PB, i PG 2. -
LOT 20 8: i X 50 FT ALLEY -.
ORB 192/551 FR. DILLARD
MAP #16B ,,
BLK 9

03646-000R
r 4T'99 R-0717700 5538.95
WATSON PHILLIP L.r. JR.. I ,
BEACON HILL SUBD ,PB PG '2. :
LOTS 7 & 9 ORB 1141932 FR .
MONTFORD ,,
BLK 11 ,,
MAP#. 16C


03671-000R
531951. 5 00 R-0720500"
FREEMAN GARY & GLORIA
BEACON HILL SUBD PB. 1
7 ORB LOT 16 ORB 183/725 FR
0 ALSOBROOKS
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568.58

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03677-OOOR
583.44 E0 R-072i20o 53E+.49
MACHINIST LOCAL NO. 1435
BEACON HILL SUBD PB i PG 2
+ ORB LOTS 11. 13 & 1eiORB 81/255
S: ORB ii9/3i* BC.FR PETTS .
MAP# 6C ?,
BLK i BLK ,5- ..,


03684-OOOR
E02 R-0721900
WILLIAMS CHARLES
BEACON HILL SUBD
Sli8.42 LOTS 6) 8 9: 10
MAP #16C


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PB i Pk


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BLK 16"


03685-001R
503 R,0722100 HX 57.8'7
VICKERS LINDA BURTON. DAVID P
BEACON HILL'SUBDIVISION LOT
19 ORB 149/876 FR KENT
MAP #16C
BLK 16

0369E-OOOR
04.- R-0723300 HX' S40.28
BIGGINS 'ANDREW ,
BEACON HILL SUBD PB i P 2
LOTS 16; 18 .8: N/2 OF + ORB
112/75 FR WILSON
MAP #16B
SBLK 17

03706-000R
SOE R-0724700 S'3.16
MORGAN ELTON THOMAS
BEACON HILL SUBD PB i PG 2
LOT it ORB 71/1054
MAP #16B ,
BLK 8i

03710-OOSR '* 9 '
506 R-07.:6C 0 S109.68
FRUMSIE" MARY ELIZABETH'
BEACON HILL SUBD PB i PG 2"
LOT 20 ORB 89/247 FR
DOUGHERTY
MAP #16B
SBLK 19

03710-007R
507 R-0725700 5190.42
KRUMSIEK MARY ELIZABETH
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
LOT 18 ORB 109/353 FR OLIVER.
MAP #I6&B '
BLK 19

03721-OOOR .
508 R-0726900 592.19,
GRIMSLEY HOWARD A. .
BEACON HILL SUBD PB S1 PG 2
LOTS 6, ORB 75/458 LESS; LOTS 8
& 10 TO PICKERT
MAP 1 I6.:


03733-014R'
509 R-0728900
iNGELIHIE WILLIAM ET UX'
BEACON HILL SUBED PB 1 P
LOT .8 ORB 75/230
MAP #i6C


03733-015R
510 R-0729000
ANGELINE'WILLIAM FT UX
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 P
LOT 20 ORB 75/230
MAP #i6C .


03733-OSOR
511 R-0729700MHX
WILDER JAMES C,
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG
LOTS 13 i5 i7 IT,19 ORI
.129/528-29 FR.CITIZENS.F
MAP# i6C


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BLK 25


S73.20O

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'BLK 24


KR. L.L.... 03733-094R
512 R-07304+00 '.' 9343.99,
WILDER DARRON B. .I
ELL".- BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2
: LOT 15 8: NW/2 OF LOT 13
M/L ORB 179/139 FR WILDER
'R MAP# i6C
... 1BLK .29 ,.

03793-00R
513 R-0730700 E92.19
409'.97 WILDER CLAY 'JENNINGS : JAMES .C'
BEACON HILL SUBD PB 1 PG 2 '
4 LOT 16 ORB 181/316 FR JONES
F/K/A YORK .. ,
S MAP'. s16 ,: .
~: B. 'LK 23 : '
03798-OOOR .
s99,43 S14 ',R-0740700 Si, 6'..79"
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC'
S31 ": 32 T6 Rll BEING LOTS 7 8"
OF 8 ORIG IN SEC 31 8: PORTION IN
SEC .32 LESS GULF AIRESUB (
REC'D t9' UNREC':'D, 8: LESSTRACT,.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL. 5EE T.-(' .ROLL)
e581.94 03798-00R "
S.' 515 R-074i00b S1343'.4 6
3F. ` GULF AIRE PROPERTIES INC
13 FR .S 3i & 32 T 6 R 11 PARCEL
BEING PARCEL "E" ORB 147/79- ."
750 FR GULF AIRE PROPERTIES '
INC. BEING THE GULF ATRE '
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T .' ROLL-r
.95.00 -
03798-013R
516 R-0741800 '1 79a.6
A' M RIVERS VINCENT MORRIS, B ,, ,,
GULF AIRE PB 3 PG 13 LOT 8 .
ORB 184/738 FR IVERS ':'
MAP #16C .
1 LI .'A ,.'-L A

03798-0EiR
517 R-074+2000 :800. 36
13 OAKES PAULA JEAN ALDRIEGE : .
GULF AIRE PBS 3 PG 13 LOT, 0....
ORB 144/339 FR OAKE F8 ORB ,64:"
.K 6 /883 Q FR 'OAKES '
MAP #i6C' ." '-'

F50.76
03798-062R "
518 R-0745700 '
MASON GAR" L. 8 BETT,' n'JTH'"- '
30 GULF AIRE'.PB 3 PG 13 LOT "
'98 ORB 191/ti2 FR 'WLTSON' f- ..
ROLL) MAP# 16C C:'',?
BLK:: E

97.07 03798-484R
519- ':R-075OT 200"''" ,' ,'"';2i+'6&'.S'61-
S: '' WILLIAMS THAD E' "" "'.:. -.
GULF AIRE PHASE II''Li'NPE':ORED
LOT 2 ORB 176/348 FP S'F.'': *
,K 9 M'AP# 1 '6


037.98-490R '
520 R-0756500 ,5j773.,0 H
BANNISTER JOHN L. 8:;.PAT;T,T B.,. .
GULF AIRE 'PHASE III U)0Fi5CORDED .,
LOTS 5 8: 6 ORB 186/724, FR .
MC KAY MAP 15C ,..

03798-EOOR
521 R-0756900 S79. 1i
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES, INC'. "
S 31 T 'R it 6 '
ORB 93/277 BEING 6 FT 'SvLF' .
ACCESS EASEMENT : ,II
MAP# 16C '


03798-E4R
522 R-0757000 .'
GULF AIRE PROPERTIES IntC.
5 31 T'6 R'li -.
6 FT GULF ACCESS'EASEMENT:
MAP# 6C


11.,


03798-&70R
523 R-07605O00 S2693. 27
MOORE JAMES H. '
,. S 5 31 T 4 5 R 1i W ..i _
150 FT ON US 98; 213.49 FT AV 's".
.EPTH ORB 136/10f9-SC FR '. T
SUWANNEE SWIFTLY STORES- INC." "
MAP# 16

03798-"71R
524 R-0760600 5852 ..0
OAKES DANNY K. '
5 31 T-6 R i1 .24'3 ': M/L *.
50 FT ON US 98, -11.+9 FT AV '.
DEPTH 'ORB 133/179 FR PARkER '
MAP# iC '..


03798-70SR
_5 R-0761300 2
PROWN CHARLES E 8: JOEL STIEBI
GULF AIRE PHASE IVi UNREi:C
LOT ORB 163/366 FR DULIREN
MAP# 16PD B I


03798-72ER
,E26 R-076700. HX 55S
COPE PHILIP N 8-' LTNDA M
GULF AIRE PHASE IV, UNREC
LOT E ORB 177/235 FR PDUREN
HMAP# i6D '
BLK I

'03798-7'75R
527 R-0762000 52
UPTON BRIAN 8: PATTI
GULF AIRE PHASE IVi UNREC'
LOT 4 ORB '150/591-594 FR
DUREN
'MAP# 16.0


S BLK J '


03798-782R
528 R-0762800 HX
CHILDERS BRUCE M.
PELICAN WALK UNREC. SUB.
LOT 1 TRIPLEX) UNIT #111
,ORB 182/443 FR DUREN
MAP# 16C.


03798-800R
529 R-0763200 HX 5S7:
HARRIS MARLENE J,
PELICAN WALK). UNREC, SUB; ,
LOT 5 ORB 1iS3/281-282 FR G1
AIRE PROP. INC & LOT 6 ORB
153/283-284 FR DUREN
MAP# 16C

03798-840R
530 R-0763900 HX 57
OAKES DANNY K $& PAULA ALDRII
PELICAN.WALKi UNREC. SUB,
LOT 13 ORB 153/671 FR
GULFAIRE


03798-%4+5R a' .J
531 R-0716000 '
FAISON JIM TRUSTEE
PELICAN WALK, UNREC. SUB.
LOT 14 ORB 89/507 FR SNIF
: ,CEARLEY
MAP# 16C,


03806-005R
532 -R-0766'00 S8E
GRIFFIN RUBYE G. '
S 31 T 6 R ii 172,55 FT ON I
98 TRIANGULAR LOT 200.72 FTf
DEEP ORB 91/955 FR JACKSON:
MAP #16C
03806-055R .
533 '.R-0768000 '
ROMERO JAMES S.. & TAMMY W
S 31 T 6'.R id 75:F'T GULF.
FRONT; BEING LOT ,8 OF DOZIEF
SURVEY REC'D ORB 163/799 FR..
,MONFORT ..' .
MAP#,' 16 ..

03806-11SR
534 R-0768800 52
WAGNER JOHN E
SEA SHORES A/K/A-PORT ST.- JC
BEACH'UNIT NO. THREE
PB 3 PGS. 34 8: 35 .
LOT 3 ORB 174/671 FR PARKER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX R

03806-270R
5351 R-0771F00 HX Sl, 02
HARVEY CARROLL J JR .
SEA SHORES A/K/AP:RORT',ST. J0
BEACH ULIJIT NO. ..THREE.';=.d ,,
PB 3 PGS. 3+' : '35; .
LOT 34 ORB 173/737 FR PARKE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX R


03806-500R
536 R-077E'800 HX ''-5,06. 7"
VISE RHONDR L '. '' .
SEA SHORES A/:'/4- PORT ST'. "JOE '.,
BEACH UNIT NO. THREE '" "'
PB 3 PGS. 39 8: 3 '
LOT 8 ORB 1;..L/44 FR :COSTIN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03806-5E5R .
E37 R-0776900 5267, S 0
NEWMAN GEORGE STEPHENS SR. 'r0
SEk SHORE A/ /k PORT ST. 'JOE' .'J
BERCH UNIT NO. THREE '
PB 3 PGS. 34 : 35 '' -'.'3
LOT 19 ORB '187/589 FR COSTING
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03806-80R < '
538 R-0777400 HX '," .- 94.74-F.
NEWMAN GEORGE STEPHENS JR. :, i
SEA SHORES A/l./ PORT ST. JOE U'
BEACH UNIT NO. THREE '- t
PB 3 PGS. 34 9 35 .. '.,
LOT 24 ORB 177/787 FR COSTIN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

03806-690R ": ,
539 R-0779600 '.;' 267 'OMOT
MATINCHECK CAR'IS' T'-. .:
SEA SHORES A/K/A PORT ST. JOE i'0
BEACH UNIT NO. THREE "1
PB 3 PGS. 34 8: 35 "'if
LOT 2 'ORB i9i:/967 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

036-OO000R
540 R-078i'00 "'' S78. si
MC GRIFF ANDREW I' ,
S 4 T 7 R 11 44,96 A'- M/L .r
480.5 X 1358.43 X 480.1'-'X ;PO
1354.15 ORB 174/752 FR WRIGHT:' AII
ESTATE
MAP# 31

03829-000R -' '
541 R-0784'00 S213.,f l
MC MINAMIN SUSAN '-. H i
YQN'S ADDITION':TO' BEAdON HILL 'OJ
LOT 20 ORB .'i74/3 FP' 'hErL'[.pI 6I
MAP #.17A 'lAH
Bi :K i


03833-OOOR
542 R-07S9900,, *
WILSON LEWIS JR. 8- .FELiCI
YON' ADDITION TO BEACON
LOTS 9 9: 10' ORB 9/19F5
PATE
MAP i7A .


03836-OOOR
5'+3 R-0.78E200 HX. .
KEEL ROBERT 'LEE .
YON'S ADDITION TO BEACON
LOT 14 ORB 73/671.
MAP #17A


03838-OOtR ..
544 R-07T85E00
STEVENS J CF'E'.' ZON ET ,-t.
YON'S ADDITION TO BE,aCDON
LOT 18 ORB 138/633 FR MOR
MAP #17A


03847-OOOR
545 R-0786&E00 H'"
WARNOCK"ERRIE L ''
YON'S .00 TION TO E. ,.,- N
LOTS 1 17 i ORb ?'b E
CITIZEN'S FEDERAL S, f']'-,V ,
OF PSJ
(FOR FURTHER LEGHL SEE TA

03868-OOOR ,
5'+6 R-0789000 Si
HENEERSON RIi:HPRD' C EDELIL
YON'S : ADDITIONN TO BEi-:[r.N
LOT t 8. "E F T OF LIT '-
ORB 17 .,"17 FP. jEF'P.i -I.i
MAP #17A


+.9_',' 03888-00OR
ER 547 .R-O7,9iiOO HX
S": DAVIS SHERRY .' ,, '
YON'5 ADDITION ,TO,'BEACON,-
'.i. SE 61i FT OF. LOT 8- IN BLKt
NW 8 FT OF'LOT 9 "IN BLK,'
S" ORB 1497877-8S0 FR MULLIN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TA>


SO.7."


03901-00OR
5458 R-0792800
SMITH C.'S.
YON'S ADDITION TO
LOT 20'"ORB:94/967"
MAP #17A


03901-01R
549 R-0792900
' SMITH C': S.
', 'YON'S [,EDDITICr TO
'LOT i1
MAP #17P


SBEACON
FR. ':AL
"'. '


BEACON:


's" '. 03906-001R:
550 R-0793600
SPURLIN NEAL ET UX
YON'S ADDITION TO BEAC
SLOT 19 8: SW'LY 1/2 OF
ORB 86/773
MAP 17A
82.74.
;039'6-OOSR
L 551 R-0798700
ULF GRIFFIN RUBYE G.
' YON' S ADDITION TO BEACH'
2 LOT 19 ORB 93/100'FR
.' ET AL
') MAP #17A


DGE ., 03951-005R
552 R-0799400 HX.
GILCHRIST JANE F.
YON'S ADDITION TO BEA'C
LOT 7 ..ORB 179/120 FR
U, MAP# 17A


S03976- R" "
PES 553 R-0802800
NEWMANS GEORGE S SR& Ir
S B T 7S R.11W .447 At
100 FT GULF FRONT; BEI1
LOT 1 ORB 174/711 FR-
:..14' CONST. CO.
," MAP..17A

03978-001R
'54 ,R-0804000
OWEN WALTER M & LEANNE
S F8: 6 T 7 R 11 53.97
,, GULF FRONTi, 12' FT DEPTH
.7 07. ORB 139/64$ FR. OVw.
MAP #17A .

., ,'I 03978-002R
555 R-0804100 HX
..:. PICCOLA GAIL G.
-.. S T 7 R i 46.03:
GULF FRONT:.12 FT DEPTH
SORB 51/-84-S-8S FR ROBE
S7.0!+ MAP# 17A
)E.1, 03987-001'R'
56 R-0807000 HX
HILL R EDWARD 8: SUSAN F
SS'S T 7 R i PARCEL BEI
OLL FORMERLY LOTS 2 S 3 :'FP
OF GEORGIA' :"PRESS STS
1 PORT ST. JOE BEACH Ul
'3.19. (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE
: 04002-050R
*E .: 57 RL0810200
SMITH LARRY BRYAN
R PORT ST. .JOE BEACH UNIT
SOLL' LOT 5 LESS NE "20 FT ORB
OLL) FR SMITH
MAP# 17A


L


I 04065-OOOR
5957.72 564 R-0818600 HX 537.32
1A L SCARABIN ROBERT M ,-.
HILL PORT ST. JOE.BEACH UNIT NO. .1
FR LOT 3 ORB 111/326 FR HAY 8:
ORB 133/327 OC FR BASS ..
SCARABIN CAROL L.
BLK 2 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

04067-OIR
1it3.2, 565 R-0819300 59.36
SHEARER MARGARET V.
HILL PORT ST. JOE BEACH.UNIT NO. i
LOTS 10 ORB 113/1000 FR
DEESON 8: ORB 139/E56+ QC FR
BLK 2 SHEARER
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

S5Et.91 4069--OSOR .
.66 R-0819800 5178.12
HILL CASSADY BARBARA A.
IGAN PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. '1
S' LOT 12,'ORB 131/269 FR DEESON
BEK 3 .MAP#. 17A
BLK 14

0407i-OOR
'ILL' 67 \ R-0:-.OO0 5. 79.53
SF GLASS. t I4TF N- PIPPIN
BANK PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 1
LOT i ORB 188/129 FR FISHER
4X ROLL) MAP# 17A
*.. *BLK 15,

036s. 4t 0'+4073-OOOR
AH E 568 R-0820200 HX 5180.74
HILL. WHITE WILLIAM C. 8: MISTY G.,
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 1
LOT '3 ORB 192/AD FR COX ;
; MAP #17A
BLK 6 BLK 1i

04064-OOOR
S9772.38 9 R-082i400 HX 5242.46
S TOOLE SHEILA K. '
HILL PORT STi JOE.BEACH UNIT NO. 1
*6 LOT 6 ORB 169/515 FR WRIGHT
7 MAP #17A
1S ., BLK 16
4X ROLL)
04098-1OiER
5 ,. E70 R-0823000 5S178.12'
213.10io, SHEARER JEFFREY A.
',, PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
.HILL LOT 1 ORB 178/883 FR FENDLEY
:EN MAP# 17A


BLK 9 -:


BLf


S18


0. 098-020R
571 R-0823100 1. 59
-S S SHEARER JEFFERY;' A.
.5 PORT ST. JOE BEACH 'UNIT Nb. 2
LL LOT 2 ORB 188/62 FR FENDLEY
HILL MAP# 17A


.13


LK '0+099-011R
BLK 572 R-0823300 HX '5226.44
HALL ERLINE A
$957 46 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2,
LOT 10 8.: : -.
:ON HILL : ORB 149/393 FR COSTIN 8: ORB
LOT 18 166/854 FR GIBSON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

BLK 9 0414O-OOOR
BL 9 73 R-0828300 HX 5212.83
MULLIS DONALD D. 8 ELOISE 'S.'
.-. PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
S214.i60 LOTS 1 ,. 3,ORB 102/80 FR:. .

ON'HILL ARNOLD LESS SW'60.FT OF LOT.
MILLER, 3, ORB 135/146 FR WILLIAMS
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

BLK' 4. 0411+2-00OR
574. R-0828600 5 178.12
RIELA MARGARET
5132.66 PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
LOT 5
ON HILL MAP #1'7
SMITH. BL 29
1 ': O445-OOIR
1 57 .R-0829300 Sl+ 0-723S3
;, GOLSON"'JAMES B &i JO,:CAROL .
S 320.05 PORTST. JOE BEACH UNIT 2
DEBORAH 9.99 X 150 FT PORTION OF LOT-
C /L 1 (BEING LOT I OF AN UNREC
NG SUBD) ORB 163/679 FR KENT '
NEWMAN'S (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
0'4145-002R
576 R-0829'00 5346.40
GOLSON JAMES B & JO CAROL
5 1i 199.PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT 2 .
9.,99 X 150 FT PORTION OF
FT LOTS 14 8: 15 (BEING LOT 2 OF
rH.ML .AN UNREC SUBD.) ORB 163/&79 FR
S(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

S014S-003R
S77 R-0829500' 5389.67
S1,178.74 GOLSON JAMES B & JO CAROL
.PORT ST. JOE BEACH-UNIT 2
FT 49.99 X.150 FT,PORTIONOF LOT
T M/ 15 (BEING LOT 3 OF AN UNREC
RTH /L SUBQ.) ORB 163/679 FR KENT.
RTON (FOR FURTHER LEGAL.SEE TAX ROLL).

04145-005R
.is ii 5-78, R-0829700 HX S22.90
GOLSON JAMES B, 8:: JO CAROL
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT 2
NG -NE/2 OF LOT 6' -BEING,LOTES
PORTIONN OF AN UNREC. SUBD) ORB
BLOCK 116/523-59 2 AA FR KENT 8: ORB
I ,T NO (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
TAX ROLL)
04160-OOOR
5170.87" 579 R-0832000 S'9.37
S RICHTER BILLY R. & MARTHA C.
NO ,' PORT'ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
174/72' LOT 9' ORB 136/843 FR ALABAMA
ELECTRIC CO. INC.
MAP# 17A


BLK 5


BLK 32


04007-OOOR 0417i-tSOR
58 R-0810900 HX '5347' 48 8O R-0834400 HX $&96.32
P TTS THOMAS B S .8 HOWELL CHRISTOPHER LEON 9t
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO' 1- PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
LOT 5 ,RB163/V31 FR PB 2 PG 6 .,N PORTION OF LOTS
STRICKLAND 2 8 4 BEING 74 X 125' X
MAP# 17A 75.11 X 125 FT ORB 160/343 FR
BLK 6 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


04Oi6-OOOR
559 'R-082400 HX'
HANLON JAMES L, ET UX'
PORT ST.' JOE BEACH UNIT
LOTS 7 & 9 ORB 99/91 OC
HANLON
MAP# 17A


.5239,66

NO. 1
FR


BLK 7

014i7-9i0o
560 R-OSi2600 178.12
RAFFIELD HAROLD ,-,.SANDRA
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO.-I
LOT 12 ORB 143/4 FR RAFFIELD
MAP #17A
BLK 7

0'01-OOR R
561 'R-0812700 HXK. S127.10
RAFFIELD' WILLIAM HAROLD
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. i
LOT 13
MAP #17A.
BLK 7

04043-OOOR
62 RA-8iSOO ; 'S179.62
MOWREY DANIEL M, III 98
PORT ST..JOE. BEACH UNIT NO. i
LOTS i1 ORB i9'/'62 FR '
PALMER '
MAP #17A


563 R-.016700. HX
WOOD CARt 6 '
PORT .S T'JOE E'.:
LOTS .'
MAP #17A


BLK 10


5 247.

UNIT NO. 1i


*BLK 11


04178-00OR
81 R-0835100
WOOD DEBRA
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT N
LOT 1ii & 13
ORB 160/618 FR ROBERSON
MAP #17A


0*225-OOR ,
a586 R-O861i0 5O452.64
KILLER ROGER
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. .
LOT 9 ORB 181/65 FR WALKER.
MAP# 17A
BLK '+8

0'42'3-00OR
587 .R-0848800 5879.05
ROBERT WILLIAM GREEN
S 16T 7 R i ,
56.19 FT GULF FRONT,; BEING
PARCEL 'B' ORB 191/969 FR
NEWMAN
MAP# 32B

04247-OCOR
588. R-08'9600 51 S'+9.24'
MATTHEWS ARTHUR L. 8: ANNIE
S 16 T 7 R 11 .980 AC M/L.
164.0' FT GULF FRONT; 267 FT'
AV DEPTH ORB 98/552 FR
VIZCAR'RA
MAP# 32B

989 R-0850900 51;9s6.68
VIZCARRA EULOGIO M. M.D. a
ST. JOSEPH SHORES SUBD PB'18
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 & LOT 10
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL

'04283-OOOR
590 R-0855400 5,0088.7.5
RAFFIELD RONALD C. 8: PEGGY W.
S 27 T 7 R 11 REC'D DBK
150 FT ON US 98 REC'D ORB.
133/1-2 FR BLAIR & ORB 180/664
FR RAFFIELD
MAP# 33A

0430-OOOR ..
591 R-0857500 58&.95
LANGLEY DORA, L.
C. P. GAULDINGS ADDN PB 1 PG
30 LOTS 4- 8: 5(LESS S H-5 FT OF
LOT ) .
MAP #49B
BLK C
04360-00OR
592 R-OS&i700 5345,E73
WADE JIMMY
HIGHLAND VIEW
A PORTION OF LOT i1 lj2 8: 13'
ORB 149/268 FR TONEY
MAP# -49B
BLK. F

0'374-000R
E93 R-0863000 HX 5s39.67
GOFF ERNEST J. (MRS.)
BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB i PG 264
LOTS 11 6; 7, '9 & 10
MAP # 9B
BLK.-


l04418-OOOR
594 R-086700 'S90.&9
GOFF ERNEST J. MRS.
BAYVIEW HEIGHTS PB 1 PG 26
LOTS 2; 3 8: S '5 FT OF LOT "S
MAP #4?B
S BLK H

04441-050R ,
595 R-0869200 HX S363.21
DENSHORE JOY RENA
FOREHAND'S FIRST ADDITION TO
H.V. PB 1 PG 44 .
LOTS 2- 3 ORB 181/505 FR
RUPERT & ORB 187/562 FR.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL'

04446-OOOR
596 '.R-0869700 51,302.15
PEAK KENNETH EARL ET AL
FOREHANDS FIRST ADDITION. TO
HIGHLAND VIEW PB i PG 44 LOTS
3 & 9 ORB 103/87 FR
KENNINGTON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE "TQ.ZROLU).'
5S.-:'..=,: .... -'e'l-tf,::,
04468-OR.' ,
597 R-0871800 HX 5353.74
LYNCH WILLIAM M.,& VIRGINIA R
FOREHANDS FIRST ADDITION TO '
HIGHLAND VIEW PB 1 PG 44 LOTS
7} 8 111i 12 & 14 ORB 88/941
& 943 FR EWING 8. FOREHAND '.
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

04630-OOOR
598 R-0892000 S280.94
GAINER MANSFIELD & CORA LEE
ST. JOE HEIGHTS SUDE PB 1
PG3S' LOT 1:2 ORB'75/693
MAP #50A
BLK .8B

0'637-OOOR
599 R-0892800 564.37
GAINER MANSFIELD
ST., JOE HEIGHTSSUBD PB 1 PG
35 N1/2 OF LOT 10
ORB 128/879 FR LEWIS
HAP# 50A
BLK B


04638-000R
600 R-0892900
GAINER JERRY
ST. JOE HEIGHTS
35 S/2 OF LOT' i
MAP #sOA


0464*0-OOOR
601 R-0893100
MC KELVY POLLYH I
ST. JOE HEIGHTS I
35 LOT 20
MAP #SOA


S5129.79

SUBD PB i PG


BLK B


5768.92
HEIRS OF
SUBD PS 1 PG- '


BLK B

0'+649-OOOR
602 R-0893900 863.16
BOYER GEORGE E,
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS 22
t 24 ORB 135/982483 FR EST.
OF GLADYS L. BOYER ORB.63/
756 SC FR BARTEE & ORB 164/30
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


04650-OOOR
603' R-0894000 ii06
5578.30 BOYER GEORGE E
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS 141
0O. 2 16, is a 20 ORB 153/258 FR
WILLIAMS & FARRIS
MAP.#SOA


BLK 35


04179-OOOR
582 R-0835200 5635.36
HA'KENBRACHT BEATRICE
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT NO. 2
LOTS ii 15 :& 16
MAP #17A
BLK 35


A4198-00OR
*83 R-0837700
ESTES ROBERT S 8. GLORIA
POR ST JOE BEACH UNIT NO
(FORMERLY) LOT 4 1
ORB i41/162 FR COSTIN
MAP# 17A
B8

04204-005R
584 R-0839500 HX
MC CARY'THERESA T.
PORT ST. JOE BEACH UNIT t
LOT 6 ORB 113/685 FR STO%
MAP#17A


SLK 4'2


0421E-OSOR
98 85 'R-0843300 5287
S COLLUM THOMAS F.
PORT ST. JOE 'BEACH UNIT-NO. 2
LOT 7 ORB 189/140 FR'MILLER
MAP# 17A


BLR 46


BLK 3


04704-OOOR
604 R-0899000 5215.52
LITTLE JAMES CURTIS 9T
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS 27
& 29 ORB 160/79 FR LEWIS EST.
MAP #50A
BLK 11

04716-OOOR
605 R-0900200 5533.13
CLARK WADE & PAULA J.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE N 21 FT
% S 9 FT OF W 45 FT OF LOT 14
& W *5 FT OF LOTS 16) 18 t 20
ORB 182/193 FR GULF TWIN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


04746-000R
606 R-0904000 S1,092.i4
5547.51 SEIFERT FRANK J. & DONNA MH
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOTS 7l
10. 2 9 & i1 ORB 189/332 FR
VER CAMPBELL & SUMNER
MAP# SOA


BLK 8i


0475 -OOOR
.40 607 R-0904500 5228.33
CLAYTON JEFFREY
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT 12
ORB 168/468 FR JOHNSON
MAP #50A
BLK 18


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04765-001R
608 R-0906000 $2'
S FERRARO JAMES F
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE N/2 OF
LOT 30 ORB 151/626-427 FR :
ASSOCIATES FINANCE
MAP# 5s'A


BLK 18

04765-002R
609 R-0906100 .; 262.25
LEHARDY FRANK "PETE"
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
N/2 OF LOT 28 BEING 85.03 FT
X 50 FT LOT REC'D ORB 122/720
FR HARTLEY
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
04775-OOOR
610 R-0908400 52,551.07
EARLY B PHILLIP 8: DEBORAH
CITY OF PORT ST..JOE LOTS 15
16) 17, 19 & 21 LESS PORTION
SOLD 8: ALLEY LYING BETWEEN
LOTS ORB 144/561 FR JOHNSON
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL Y

04805-OOOR
61t R-0912000 51,167.87
ST. JOSEPH BAY CONSTRUCTION
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
LOT 11 ORB. 117/687-88 FR
GUARLES
MAp#'OA
SBLK 24


04820-OOOR
612 R-0914300 HX'
SANDERS WILLIAMS T &,
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
8. 16 ORB 174/126 FR
MAP #SOA


04821-OOOR
613 R-0914400
GOFF MRS. BESSIE'
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
MAP #5o0A


05049-000R
73.55 631 R-0945200
LAWDER HARRY IV & BARBAI
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT
ORB 188/903 FR CHRISTIE
MAP # 50A


05074+-OOOR
632 R-0949400 HX
HIEBER GEORGE E.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LO'
8 12
MAP #50A


05079-000R
633 R-0950000 HX
CLARK W WADE & PAULA J
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT
ORB 1741/701 FR STEVENS.
MAP #5OA


05091-OOOR
634 R-0951200
SENIOR CARE PROPERTIES
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
ALL GLK 57 BEING A 320
FT PARCEL ORB 184/362 FR
MAP# SOA


$t250.57 051 9-00OR
TERESA A 635 R-0956900 HX
LOTS 1+ RAFFIELD.RONNIE ET U
PRICE CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
4 ORB 101/633 C. FR
BLK 26 MAP# SOD'


LOT


' 04'824-OOOR
614 R-0914700 HRX
.BRADFORD J C 8: CAROL
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE N
24,- 26 ORB -149/883-S8'
LEHARDY & ORB 158/483
HARMS 8: ORB 177 -84 CD
(FOR FURTHER LEGriL SEE

04828-000R
615 R-091E5900 HX
MC FARMLAND PATRICK JR.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE L
7 ORB 183/222 FR JOHNS
MAP# 5OA .

04831-OOOR
616 R-0917900
GOFF ERNEST J.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE L
18, 20 8: 22 DBK 9I 1G
MAP #50A

,S7 -6-00.P. .. .
617 R-0925700 HX
BLACK RICHARD W 1& BAR
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE N
LOT 16 ORB i1'O,' rB FR
MAP #0SA


04876-O OR
618 R-092E800o
BLAC':' RICHARD W 8 BAR
CITY-OF PORT ST. JOE S
LOT 16 ORB 170/468 FR
M' up .#50A


O't879-OOP : .
619 P.-9-6100.
LAWDER BARBARA A. ET.-A
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE L'
ORB ..37/275-78 FR EST...
ALBERTRT S. MAGNESS
MAP# 0OA


04890-OOOR .
620 R-0927200
TANKERSLEY JAMES
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE Li
E/2-OF LOT
MAP .A O.A


.'2,te'?8-CCiR -

THURSBAY WILLIAM P.' 8:
,CITY OF POFT ST. JOE Li
E'-" OF LOT 20..
ORB 181,'9PS FR HOGAN'
MHP O. !


04898-004R
622 R-09184.0 HX
WORTHINGTON MARY
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LO
W/2 OF LOT 19 ORB 87/87
.'MAP. #50A


049 5-000P.
.613 R-0933900
NIXON KEITH A. 8: BOBBIE
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE 3;
OFF S END OF LOTS 28. 8:
ORB 187/63 FR CAMPBELL
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5375.31 05150-000R
636 R-0957000 HX
T 18 MAYS THOMAS G 8:,
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
BLK 26 7 ORB 177/15. FR STAI
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05219-080R
637 R-0964800 HX,
ROBINSON RICHARD L 8
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
ORB 173/158 FR DAVID'
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S597.92 OEL50--00OR
S. 8: REED 639 R-0968400
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1 LOTS 4 &. 5, LESS S5
S392.57 LOT S -: ..,
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,. 642 R-098-1100' HX 4
BLi 36 POWELL JAMES P. 8 TAM
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-1 LOT :1 ORB 118.- I04F
P 7._....0' MAP #5EsO

IT 7
05391-OOOR -
643 R-0982600 HX
BLK 37 HOSE KIMBERLEY H.
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION L
S LOT 19 N/2'- OF LOT
S'S465-.77 ORB 184e543 FR SWATTS
TERESA A MAP,#5OD
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O5395-00OR
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049645-OOOR
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MAP# 156A .


04987-00R C
625 R-0957603 HX
LITTLE JAMES C. 8:'DEBRi
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MAP# 50A -


05026-OOOR
626 R-0942800
SHIRAH MHRMGET D.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LI
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05027-OOOR
627 R-0942900 552
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CITY OF PORT ST. JOE LOT 19
ORB 164/929 ,FR. SMITH
MAP #50A4


05033-000R
628 R-0943500
EARLY B. PHILLIP
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
LOT 251 ORB 115/275-
FR DAFFIN, LESS W 6 FT
131/906 TO GRIFFIN
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE

05033-050R
629 R-0943600
EARLY B. PHILLIP
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE
LOTS 27 & 29 BEING 5-
APARTMENTS SITE ORB il
MAP# OA


05048-OOOR
630 R-094E5100 HX
SMITH CHARLES W SR & T
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE L
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;T AL 05493-OOOR
646 R-099E800 ,HX
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ST. JOSEPH ADDITION
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%299.64 MAP# OD .

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05650-000R
$667.77 653 R-1015700 HX 51,036.83 .
RA GAINNIE GEORGE t RUBY L .
T 21 ST. 'JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO. Y
9 LOT 2 ORB 145/292-93 FR ,
BIETENHOLZ
BLK 47 MAP 500D
BLK 120
05665-000R
$252.33 654 R-1017600 S998.97
BURKETT GREGORY L, 8: MONICA L
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO,
9 LOT i' 1
BLK 50 ORB 192/425 FR RALPH
MAP #5c,00
BLK 121
$688.14 05672-OOOR
655 R-1018300 HX 5384.35
r 19 BOWEN KARL H 8: SHERRIE J'
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT'10O.
9 LOT 4 ORB 177/132 FR -
BLK 50. BARBEE
MAP #500D


$2j047. is


X 420
KAREN


BLK 122


05680-001R .
656 R-102Oi50 HX .. .SE50.14
WHIT.-rER 'CURTIS E
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UfN.IT NO.
9 LOT ORB S9/8S8 FR ST JOE
LC. ECE'-' *.C PHGE E3 FRP.OM.
JOHNSON -
(FORP FURTHER LEGAL 'SEE TAX'ROLL).


0568i-360R
5502. 4, 657 .-i1030500 H, X S 1552.633
X SUMMERS WALTER J, CHERYL W
LOTS 2 8: ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO. ".
PH4FiLLD 12 LOTS 12, 13 ORB 181/444 FR
"SJFP ':0. "
BLK 61 MAP# SOD
.- BLK 129.

5&659.8E. 05681-445R
658 R-1032100 HX .S1,120.03
LOTS 5. 8: PARRISH NORMAN T & TOMMIEJ
AFFORD I ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
12 LOT I5 ORB 147/400-401 FR
BLK 1 ST JOE FOREST PROC. CO.; .
MAP# 50D
BLK 130
2... 70.9 ,.
MrPSi-IH E '05692-00R
LOT S 659 R-1034400 5273.55
SON" CHILDS RUTH
1:r,' UF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.,.
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.DAWSONS & CORBETT ORB .96/893
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FR FRICE 60.O R-1034600 a5-.3t
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L:; CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG;
S... LOT 22 ORB 183/788 FR BEWEY
HEIRS
MAP # OB
134.63 IP S
AN F 7 BLKf,. 00i .
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716-OOOR
RDSON 661 R-1037200 S81.33
i DAVIS ROSA L.
BLK'79 CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG .
S LOT 18 ORB 120/523 FR LANGTON
/JACKSON (LIFE ESTATE RES.)
S283.88 MAP# 50sA
L. BLK 1002
UNIT ,NO.
35 FT OF 05721-000R'
662 R-1038000 HX .138.99
SPEIGHTS EMILY BERNICE
BLK:84 CITY OF PORT-ST. JOE ORIG,
LOT 27 ORB 128/61 FR SPEIGHTS
MAP #SOA
.&566777 BLK 1002
SMONICA A 05776-000R
UNIT NO. 663 R-10'3700 $5i1.99
FR JONES UNDERWOOD WILLIE R.
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
BLK 84 LOTS 14i i6, 18, W/2 LOT 20 -
.' i ORB 81/7,11 & LESS E/2
LOT 20 'ORB 1-3/531 TO MILLER
'v"'S3 8' (FOR. FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
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Jr iT NO. 05781-O000R
FR GAY. 66. R-1044200 579.83'
B- 8 WRIGHT OLA WILLIE
BL 85. ITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.'
LOT 23
MAP #SOB
781.23 BLK 1005

JNIT NO. ,'" 05783-OOIR'
18 i665 R-i044600 70.04
1JR... ; WRIGHT QTLLIE OLA
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE ORIG.
-BLK 85 W/2 OF LOT 25 ORB 182/733 FR
THE BODY OF CHRIST JESUS,
I 11.12 CHURCH, INC. BEING "PETERS
S10.l~2 .(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

JrAT I', 05789-OOOR .
2, PAGE 666 R-1045900/, $79.83
TO STEPP CHARLES
CITY OF PORT ST. JOE'ORIG.
E TAX ROLL) LOT 5.
MAP #5OA
': / ,. "' ? LL 1 ; "
SS63.13
UX 05791-000R
NIT NO. 667 R-1046i0 .83,
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MAP #50A


5207.59

UNIT NO. '
FR TAYLOR

BLK 92


OPER 05502-000R
647 R-0996800 HX $23:
BLK 42 l DOWNUM SHEILA
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2 LOT 18 ORB 160/92 FR
5235.15. SASSER .
JONES MAPit# -5D .


Tr 7


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05600-000R
BLK 43 648 R-i008500 HX S:
BUTTS CHRISTOPHER J S:
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT
SS507.99 7 LOT 8, LESS 50 X 65 FT
OT"17 TO GARRETT
OT 17 N-MAP #50D
B, B"46
BLK '46


05604-0OOR
649 R-1009000 HX
.80. RAINWATER JOHN V III
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT
9 LOT 10 8: S/2 OF LOT 11
ORB 174/83 FR JONES
MAP# SOD /


BLK '46


BLK 11:


05635-001R
5543.78 650 R-1013300 HX 51i492.16.
EARLY BARNEY P. 8: DEBCRAH M.
ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
9 LOT 3 8: WEST 1/2 OF LOT 4+
T ORB OFFICIAL RECORD BOQK 96 PAGE
183 FROM ST. JOSEPH LAND 8:
E TAX ROLL) (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)
*7 05637-OOOR
53;0i7.39 65.1 R-1013800 522,788.19
GULF PINES HOSPITAL, INC.
"ST.. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
*UNIT 9 LOT 1 2.173 AC M/L BEING
*/275 GULF PINES HOSPITAL ORB
128/398-99 FR PROVIDENT
BLK 46 (FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

'. 0564O8-p00R
S83.93 652 R'-iOiS00 51366.10
tERESA NEWTON JAMES J. 8: SUSAN M.
OT' 19 ST. JOSEPH ADDITION UNIT NO.
9 LOT 20 ORB 189/573 FR SMITH
MAP #5EOD


BLK 47


BLK s18


3.86


05792-00OR
668 R-to04.00
* FRAZIER JIMMY LEE
CITY OF PORT ST.
LOT 9 ORB 169/805
B: OUINN
MAP #F50A


O5793-OOOR
669 R-1046300
QUINN BILLY.
CITY OF PORT ST.
LOT 10'
MAP #50A


1, 534A39


05796--000R
NO. 670 R-1046600'
LOT BEWEY MARGARET
CITY OF PORT ST.
S/2 OF LOT ,12
LK 1ii MAP #50A


583210 O05800-OOOR
671 R-1047000 H
NO". JONES COLORADO HI
CITY OF PORT ST. ,
LOT 16 .
MAP #5OA ,
1 i


05804-OOOR
672 R-1047400
JONES LESA A. 8: R
CITY OF PORT ST.
LOT 20 ORB 124+/5
EST.
MAP# OA


E0581-O01R
673 R-1048500
PITTMAN DONELL,
MILLVIEW ADDN,
PB 1 PG 33 N:
ORB 128/961 FR f
MAP# 49C


BLK




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05821-001R
675 R-1049400
UNDERWOOD WILLIE R.
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT i F
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203 TO ADDISON
MAP #49D


05827-000R
676 R-1050200
QUINN DESMOND
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT i P
33 LOT i8 LESS W 31 FT
ORB 172/339 FR SMITH
MAP #49D


05831-000R
677 R-105060b0.
GUINN BILLY C. ET UX
-MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT 1 P
33. LOTS 1) ,2, 3, S ,: 7
75/355
,MAP #.+9D


05862-OOOR
678 R-1053700
CORBETT NAOMI 8 DORTHE
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT i :
33 WESTERLY 25 FT OF L
.ORB.81/519 (LIFE ESTHT
MAP #49D


05862-020R
* 679 R-1053900
PACE OLLIE,
. MILLVIEW ADDN UNI iF I
33 LOT 16 ORB 80/598
IRENE nMXLEY (LIFE ES'
RESERVED'
S(FOR-FURTHER LEGAL SEE

0E889-OP .
680 P-106800 ..
JULIUS EDDIE 8. DIANA
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT 2 I
46 0. 47 LOT 28 ORB 15E
FR PACE
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S BLK:

S0T894-OOOR
681 R-1057300
KEITH ODELL
MILLVIEw iDDN UNIT'i P
S33 LOT 1, .
MwP P9'C



6B8 R-1OE'7400
SIMS DANIEL'
MELLVIEw ADDN,UNIT i
33 LOT ORB i75/207 F
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496& R-1071400
PB i PG JULIUS EDDIE JR
RB 190/" MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT
LOT 10 PB '2PG 53'
ORB 163/203 FR JULIUS
BLK 1007 MAP# 50A


06028-OOOR
134'+.70 697, R-1i072500 HX
THOMAS VALERIE ANN 8:
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PB 2 PG 53 LOT i ORB
QC FR JONES
MAP# 50A


BLK 1007


S488.37

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06028-011R
698' R-1073,400 HX
THOMAS MARY L. 1
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT
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92/247 FR ST JOE LD &8
iPB 2 ,PG 53 : ORB 127/1
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R'B PG 699 R-1074500 HX
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LESS ORB 169/105 TO HILL 8&
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05907-0OOR,
684 R-1058800 581
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MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT.1 PB 1 PGc
33 LOT 8 8 10' UNREC. QC
HURLBURT 8: ORB 't/ET69 FR
HURLBURT
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX R

05910-001R
685 R-i059200 S24
QUINN LENORIA
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT 1.PrI 1
33 LOT 12 LESS S 67"FT ORB
15i/25 FR-HURLBURT
MAP# 49C
BLK 1

05918-OOOR
686 R-1060000 Si
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BOONE CECIL R. & CONNIE PHIL
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SARhkNDw BOONE
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5I8 R-1lCo2300 55.$
LHM1-i VELMH BORDERS ET &ML
MILLVIEW HOCDN UNIT NO PB I
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FR BORDERS ESTATE
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0o959-OR ,
689 .R-1064200 511
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0 969-OOOR
8BLK 1006' 690 R-1065200 *141
SIMS DAN EST. C/O MARY SIMS,
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO;, 2
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JOE ORIG, BLK 10

06014-'OOOR
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ORB 154/37 FR BRYANT
JOE ORIG, MAP# OA ..
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BLK 1006 06027-0'OOR
692 R-1070600 HX, 551
SHACKLEFORD ANN M.
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LL ET VIR LOT 1 P8 2,PG 53 ORB 121/970-
JOE ORIG. 7i FR ST. JOE FOREST PROD CO,
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S. BLK 102
BLK 1006
06027-OO'lR
693 R-1070700 HX S458
S4.7.93 TAYLOR CHRISTINE P
A', 0. LIKELY'' MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO 3
JOE ORIG. PB 2 PG 53. LOT 2 ORB 149/3
E52 FR JONES FR TAYLOR
MAP# E50A


BLK 1020


BLK 1006


JNIT 1
31' OF LOT
PETERS


05819-000R
674 R-1049000
LEWIS ALPHONSO
MILLVIEW ADDN UNIT 1 PB 1
33 LOT 4 ORB 151/609-611
8: ORB 189/364 TO ADRIAN L
EST, OF JOHN & MARIE LEWI
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TO


06027-006R
694 R-1071100 HX 5235
$323.15 PRICE SHARON R.
MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO, 3
LOT 7 PB 2 PG 53
1 ORB 191?886 FR JENKINS
MAP# ,0A
BLK 102

06027-008R
$396.92 6957 R-1071300 HX 5221
PETERSON DOROTHY
PG MILLVIEW ADDITION UNIT NO. 3
FR LOT 9 PB 2 PG 53 ORB 130/745-
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$iE FR ST. JOE FOREST P
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06267-OiiR *
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WISE WILLIE D.
NO. 3. SANDCLIFF TOWNHOUSES UNIT NO.
7 ORB 180/159 FR MC GEE.
III MAP# 19B

BLK 1020 06267-235R
719 R-1120600 914.7
MELENDEZ EFRIAN & CARLA
5167.89 CAPE. SHOALS II TOWNHOUSES
UNIT H ORB 110/62 FR MURPHY & ,
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06268-OOiR
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FOSTER CLIFFORD ET AL
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06083-000R
704 P-108LB00
GHY SUSNN
MHDDOX SUBDIVISION TO OAk
GROVE PB 1 PG 27,LOTS 5 8
ORB 146/237 QC FR GAY
MAP# 51
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0 71 R-1118700 2867.96
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FEATHECLIFF TOUNDHOUSES UNT NO.
8,,72 LOT 29 ORB 17/84 CERT FULTOF
TITLE: FR CLERK
.80 MAPt# 19

'06267-008R
71E R-111i8700 S27.99
WISE WILLIE D.
SANDCLIFF TOWNHOUSES UNIT NO.
4 ORB 180/840 FR FULTZ
".80 MMAP# 198
06267-009R
7176 R-1118800 S27.99
WISE WLLIEDGAR A. JR. JNEN
SANDCLIFF TOWNHOUSES UNIT NO.
0 ORB8 1/849 FR S4AGG FR
MAP# 198

1,73- 06267-OIOR
717 R-l1i8900 S29.49
ROGERS EDGAR A. JR. 8: JANENA C,
SANDCLIFF .TOWNHOUSES UNIT NO,.
6 ORB, .30/984-8o FR
PEACOCK ET AL
20 MAP# 19B


Cels8-0(3R
723 R-1126500 $S87.6i'.
6EN CHWkL ER PROPERTIES P.C.
S 7 T ; R i1 3&. S 1- T 9 R 12
.44 AC M/L
BEING LOT 7-A; 79,71 FT GULF
FRONT; 331.5'- AV DEPTH .'
'iFOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TwX PFOLL)

06:62a-044R
724 R-li-M600 $887.O
BEH':HWHLKEP PROPERTIES, P.C.
S 7 T 9 R 11 8: S 12 T 9 P12
1,44 -: /L '
BEING LOT 7-B AS PER SuRvEY
49..71 FT GULF FRONT; 331.l
(FOR FURTHER'LEGAL SEE T,4X R'LL)

06268-068R '
725 R-1127200 1 S1,797.04
HAMILTON JESS & SHNDrm HkRP.I-.G
5 7 T 9 R 1
102 FT GULF FRONT; 10--8._T FT
i-',' EP rH ORB 120,'6 60:FR
SULLINS5
MAP# C .C:





7-b R-1129800, E'e'.. .
GHPBER J4Y O. -
S 18 T 9 R 11 ,
10:2 X, 422 FT PAR EL
BEING LOTS .2, 3,, E- ORB 129/
4-2. FR MAY LESS LOT 1 ORB' 1. /
(FOR FURTHER LEGHL SEE TAX POLL'

O., 68-lb 1R ; ".
. 77 R-1311CO 37 .40 :
FOSTER J., JR. .
S 18 T 9 R. R BEING LOT I OF
SURVEY; 115i FT OlJ CO. RD.
30E; 120 FT LEPTH ORB t.7E 840
-SC FR FOSTER
MAP# 19B .

06'268-163R
718 R-1131300 '.;'.5337.58,
FOSTER J.,C. JR., ''":
18 T 9 R ii BEING LO '' OF J
SURVEY; 11S X 120 FT LOT ORE
175/840 QC FR FOSTER
MA# 19 .


'1-,' R- '113 .'' t39i .1
FOSTER. LLTrEl 5,:OTT. ET "4L
S iL T 9 R 1 &EING LO" 4 OF
SURVEYi 115 X 120 FT LOT ,IRE
175/840 .C FR FOSTER E'r6 1 i'
/850 QC FR FOSTER
MAP# 19 .. ..

O,.,cS"8-3OR "
730 R-i32300 '3r. 364. 12
i-VERY JUDGE `R.I-HRED n. JR.
5 20. T 9 R 11 Si FT GULF
FRONT; 711.35. FT AV DEPTH
P04RT TR.,:TS ;9 8: 30 ORB. .
"110/F3 FR FLA. TITLE S MORTG
MAP #i9D ..

06268-S5-5R
731 R-11.35Eo000 459.39
G.RDNER J.MES E 8. ANN L
S 6 T 9 R Ii '.9620 -:C MIL, .
50 .FT BAY FRONT; 838.11 FT
-DEPTH BEING TRMCT 6
ORB 1i5/E74-E75 FR COOLEY.
rMHP# 614

Oa69-1l2P "* '
732 R-l143900 51,li.51
SDAVIS ANNE
SAN BLAST ESTATES 27.79 FT ON
:0C. RD. 30-EJ 186.58 FT AV
SEEPTH; BEING A PORTION OF LOT
:3 S/2 OF H DUPLEX ORB 184/924
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL-;SEE TAX ROLL)

06269-30OR ..--
733 R-1 144900 5310.77
BLASCHUM PHTRICI L ET AL
SAN BLAS ESTATES
122 X 160 PORTION OF LOT 2
ON SR 30 .ORB 125/66. FR CXaPE
'SANDS INC.
MAP# 1-9B ..

06269-31+4R
734 R-1146000 S905.28
PARKER ROBERT D 8: SYLVIA A
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2J-1
A PORTION'OF LOT 2 SAN BLAS
ESTATES SUBD. ORB 131/721-22
.FR GREAT WESTERN BANK 8: ORB
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


06269-315R
735 R-1146100 51,17i
SEIFERT DONNA M.
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT'2J-2
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAST
ESTATES SUBD. ORB ,187? 02 FR
SEGER
MAP# 19B


6.48


06269-319R
736 R-1146500 5100.93
BENNETTIBOBBY W
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2M-2
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAST
ESTATES SUBD. ORB i43/854-56
FR ADAMS & ORB 144/359-60 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06269-321R
737 R-1146700 S29.49
SAMPLES RICHARD E. 8: ALYN,
CAPE SANDS LANDING UNIT 2P-
A PORTION OF LOT 2 SAN BLAST
ESTATES SUBD, ORB 104/76.
MAP# 198

06269-25SR
738 R-1147300 $1)555.74
TOTTEN BETTY JANE'
CAPE RETREAT LOT 8F, 110 X
100 FT PORTION OF LOT 8 SAN
BLAS ESTATES ORB 175/379 FR
POLANSKY
MAP# 19B


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06269-6B8R.
7,3.9 -it48700 21i053.80
ANDREAS MICHAEL.f& GAY
S 18 T 9 R 11 ROBIN BAY, A
CONDOMINIUM UNIT 10-D
'ORB 183/201, FR CRAFT ET AL
MAP# i98B

06274-01R
740.' R-151800 Si .66A
TREASURE SHORES
S 14, T 9R.10,
LOT llj TREASURE BAY UNREC.
ORB' 36/807-808 FR TREASURE
SHORES LIMITED.
MAP#. 54

06274-022R
74 R-1152800 S275.79
LANGSTON DAVID B.
S 14T 9 R 1l
LOTS 7 k 8. ORB 178/567 FR
,TREASURE SHORES LTD.
MAP#, 54
RLK II



06274-20R
742 R-11i7300 S385.07
BENNETT BOBBY
TREASURE BAY
LOT i ORB 131/852 FR TREASURE
SHORES LTD 8: ORB 165/4H-81 C FR
BENNETT .
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)


06274-250RO
743 R-1158200
CULLEN JOHN F ET AL
TREASURE BAY
LOT 10 ORB 143/883
SHORES LTD
MAP# S4


S385.07


FR TREASURE


BLKVC.


06274-265R
744 R-158500 W814.55S
CRYDERMAN CURTIS
TREASURE BAY
LOT 13 ORB $61/822 FR LENNAN
MAP# 54
BLK.C

06276-004R
745 R-iiS9700 S2/237.66
KELLEY JAMES M.
CAPE SuN BLRS GULFSIDE 8.
BAYSIDE TRACT 4 1.1i AC ORB
06 /9g-5 FR HERRING PB 3 PGS
4'. 2A,24A 248. : 24C
MAP# .90D

06276-OOR
7-46' R-119800 s719.93
KARASKI STEPHEN J.
CAPE' SAN BLAS GULFSIDE 8:
BAYSIpE TRACT 5 1.24 AC
ORB i01i/08-516 FR FLA TITLE 8,
MORTG. PB 3,PGS 24,24A; 2:48 &
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

0627&-0'Z6R
7t7 R-11i1400 70 S .90
HARRISON ROBERT A-
CAPE SAN BLAS GULFSIDE 8: .
BAYSIDE PB 3 PGS 2) 2i'A, 24B
8:& 24C LOT B OF TRACT 26
ODB 151/954 FR YATES 8: ORBt
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06276-058R
748 R-i16+4400 51s7i8.98.
RAIA MICHI-EL E. 8: DARLENE D.
CAPr SAN BLAST GULFSIDE 8. BAYSI
DE LOT 8 8: 9 OF TRC':T 49.' 190
FT:BAY FRONT; 171.17 FT AV
DEPTH ORB 134/238-42 FR FL
(FiR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06276-0 ER
749 R-iioa4OO Si.,66.5E6
BEC':HWPLKER PROPERTIES
5 19 T 9 R 11
BEING UNIT A-5 OF SUNRISE/
SUNSET TRACT 8 CSB GULFSIDE/
BAYSIDE ORB 180/56 BC FR NOEL
MAP# 198 "

06277-0E : ,
750' R-l166500 1.6. 0
MELVIN WAYNE 8: RUTH
S 12 T 9 R 11
LOT 3 ORBS 11/58 FR TREASURE
SHORES LTD
MAP# 53
BLK .VII

06277-020R
751 R-li6600 515i6.20
PETTIS J T
S 12 T 9 R 11i
LOT 4 ORB '161/5 FR TREASURE
SHORES LTD
MAP# 53


06277-0OR
752 R-1167200
'JONES TODD & EDWARD
S 12 t 9:R 1 i
LOT 10 ORB 163/727.F
SHORES'LTD
MAP# 53


BLK VII




FR TREASURE


06277-055R
753 R-i167300
fordFOD DONNA. .
. S x T 9 R 11
LOT i1 ORB 15i-'969 FR .
TREASURE SHORES. LTD
MAP# 53 :


BLK VI


SBLK VII

06277-060R
754 R-1167400 HX 5 403.2
HOLLY DEBRA ELLEN "
S 12 T 9 R R1 .
LOT 12 ORB-62/481 FR TREaSuRE
SHORES LTD v
MAP# 5 .
BLK VII


06277-065R
755 R-ii67506 0 156.20
BYRANT JOHNNY C
S 12 T 9 R ii
LOT 3 1ORB i 1/714 FR TREASURE
SHORES LTD '
MAP# 53
BLK VII

06288-033R "
756 R-1169800 567580.87
HILL EUGENE A & EUGENIA C
S 22 T 9 R i1 198 FT GULF
FRONT; 66 FT BAY FRONT;
LESS 100 FT C-30E R.W. ORB
166/237 FR PLIER 8: ORB A66/
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06288-036R
757 R-l1700000 2S'7E li
HILL EUGENE A & EUGENIA C
S 22 T 9 R 1i
132 FT BAYFRONT;
ORB 185/982 8: 984 FR JONES 8:
WHITNELL
MAP#, 3ED

06288-040R
758 'R-1i70100 2, 090.79
HILL EUGENE .A & EUGENIA
S 22 T 9 R 11 132 FT GULF.
FRONT; 132 FT BAY FRONT; 2100
FT DEPTH M/L, EXCEPTING 100
FT IN SR 30E R/W ORB 173/919
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06288-6420 '
759 R-4173400 .. S186.86
GORDON GAIL LEE
SAN BLAS PLANTATION"
LOT 24 ORB 180/491 FR
TRUSTMARK
MAP# 3ED


06289-040R
760 ..R-1175E50o Sii,42.35
BRITTLE.PARK T, 8: PHYLLIS W.
S 22 T 9 R 11 400 FT BAY
FRONT; BEING W 300 FT OF E
790.27 ,FT OF GOVT LOT 3 LYING
N OF CO RD 30-E ORB 105/8i6 FR


(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T

06291-210R
761 R-1185300
GORDON GAIL LEE
SURFSIDE ESTATES, UNREC.
LOT 42. ORB 180/491 FR
TRUSTMARK NATIONAL BANK
MAP# 3D ,

06295-0OOR ,
762 R-iiS6700,
RAFFIELD DANNY L.
S 22 T 9 R 1 T 196.23 FT
FRONT; 503 FT DEPTH M/Li
SUBMERGED PARCEL TO BULK
LINE 2564.1& FT .AV DEPTH
IFOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T

06316-OO4R
763 R-ii89100
JANOWSKI MARY JEANETTE
S 23 T 9 R 11 2.5 AC M/L
FT X 545 FT LOT ORB.81/i
MAP# 54C

063317-0R 05
7&64 R-1189700
EARLY B. PHILLIP 8: DEBOI
S 23 T 9 R i1 100 FT BAY
FRONT; 300 FT AV DEPTH 01
101/916 FR ROCKHOLD

06320-020R
765 R-li91800 5:
MOSS WILLIAM C JR
S24 T9 Rii 28 FT GULF
FRONTAGE; 406 FT AV. DEPTH
BEING,TRACT 2 OF 3 OF LO0
ORB 169/413 FR HARTSFIELD


06320-025R
766 R-li91900 S
MARTS THAYER H.
S24 T9 Rll 37.5 FT GULF
FRONTAGE 405 FT AVE. DEP'
BEING TRACT 3 OF 3 OF LO'
ORB 95/768 FR CAPITAL CO
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE Ti

06321-620R
767 R-1-97800 HX 4
.YOUNGBLQOD RICK S
GULF PINES FIRST MDR'IT!Of
25 ORB 98/231 FR. ':LOSTBEI
8; ORB 130/348 OC f'P. ,t'LOUtI
8: ORB 173/381 COC FR KENE
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE T(

06321-680R,
768 R-1198900
DOBBINS BRADLEY J. 8: CHAF
GULF PINES FIRST ADDITIOt
37 ORB 123/801-802 CD FR
ET. w-L
MAP# 54D


06322-008R
769 R-1200900 HX 52
CULLEN JOHN F. & GINGER IV
S 24 T 9 R ii 100.02 FT C
FRONT; '542 FT DEPTH M/L
132/284.-85 FR PRESTWOOD
MAP# 540D

S0634--08ER
770 R-1205S00
MALOY MIKE ET AL
5 36 T.8 P.12 .e8 AC M/
75 FT BAY FRONTAGE$; 509.
ORB 142/819-2i AA FR ,MALO
MAP# 50


043 5-30 ,
771 R-i208200:
HEALY JAMES M 8: SARA B
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO.
140/909 -O FR TURNER 8:
/306 CC .FR TURNER
MAP# SA


772. R-1210400 5227.58
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 23
MAP# 5A.

06345-324R
773 R-1210EOO ,227.58
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 24
MAP# SA:

06345-325R
774 R-1210600 oo- .8
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP,
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 2
MAP#S EA

0634E5-326R
775, R-l210700 .227.58
BARRIER DUNES D EV. *:OF.
BRRIP.ER DUNES UNIT NO, :& 26
*MAP#A ..


06345-334R
776 R-211i500
HAAS MARSHALL H, ET AL
5'56.20 BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO.
ORB 19/849 FR BARRIER
MAP#.. COR
,:,MAPR8 A ,


52;091.32


DU


JNES


.,06345-335R
777 R-i211'600 S2,089.82
BARRIER DUNES DEV CORP
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 35
ORB 1i1/438 OC FR CAPUANO
.MAP# LA

'06345-337R
778 R-12ii800 5169.37
HIBISCUS-BY-THE SEA
BARRIER DUNES FORMER UNIT NO.
37 BEING PARCEL "G"
ORB 148/680 FR BARRIER DUNES
MAP#S A .

06345-339R
,779, R-1212000 5169.37
HIBISCUS-B'l-THE-SEM
BARRIER DUNES FORMER UNIT NO.
39 BEING PARCEL'"G"
ORB ,14b/680 FR BARRIER DUNES
MAP# EA

06345-340R
780 R-1212i00 5169.37
HIBISCUS-BY-THE-SEA
BARRIER DUNES FORMER'UNTI NO.
40 BEING PARCEL "G" -"
.ORB 148/680 FR BARRIER DUNES
MAP# LA

06345-342R
781 R-212300 52,2241.,43
BARRIER DUNES DEV. 'CORP..
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 42
,ORB 170/695 FR TURTLE COVE
PARTNERSHIPS
MAP# 5A.


06345-344R
782 R-1212500
MATTINGLY DONALD A.
.BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO.
ORB 179/203 FR BARRIER
DEV,.CORP.
MAP# LA

06345-356R
783 ,--1213700 ;
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BAR
DUNES LOT 3
MAP# EA
PARCEL


O6345-357R
784 -R-2i3800 s99,43
BARRIER DUNES EV CORP.'
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER.
DUNES LOT 4
MAP# EA
PARCEL "A"


TAX ROLL) 00345-358R
78S R-i213900 599,4-3
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
5711.43 CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 5
MAP# A A
#, 5A PARCEL "A"




5E96.82 06&345-359R
786 R-12OOO 9943
BAY BARRIERS DUNES DEV. CORP..
, ALSO CLASSIC' COTTAGES OF BARRIER .
HEAD DUNES LOT 6
ORB MAP# A' A
AX ROLL) PARCEL "A"

06345-360R '
S5".22 787 R-*211i00 99.43
BARRIER DUNES DEV.. CORP.
200 :CLMSSI,: COTTAGES OF .BARRIER
039 'UNES LOT 7 .:-
MAP# E.A'
PARCEL "A"

940.05 <,(34I-361R
RAH '' 7SB R-1t1+.'.0 599.43
BARRIER DUNES DEV, CORP.
RB CLASSIC COTTAGES OF.BARRIER
DUNES LOT 8
MAP# 5A
PARCEL "A"
1 ;412.61
06345-362R
0789 R-i 24300 99,43
TH BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.',
T 10 CLASSICICOTTAGES OF i3-HARIERL
DUNES LOT 9
MAP# LEA
PARCEL "A"
1,414,1i
06345-363R
790 ,R-I214400 099.43
TH BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
T 10 CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER'
ASTAL DUNES LOT 10
AX ROLL). MAP# -LA
PARCEL "A"

1. .222 20 06345-364R
791 R-1214500 599.43
l .LOT BARRIER DUNES DEV, CORP.
LLo CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
OBLOOCID DUNES LOT ii .
DRICK MAP# ELA
AX ROLL) PARCEL "A"
06345-36SR
3&3.2 792 R-12i4600 S99.43
RLOTTE BARRIER DUNES DEV CORP.
'N LOT CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
JOSEY DUNES LOT 12
MAP# '5A
PARCEL "A"
BLK A
06345-366R
793 R-i214700 S99.H43
2,645.i4 BARRIER DUNES DEV, CORP)
K;, CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
BULF DUNES LOT 13
'RB MAP# EA
PARCEL. "A"

06345-368R
794 R-1214900 S100.93
S536.57 HOBBY H CLYDE TRUSTEE
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
IL DUNES LOT is ORB 152/862-864
F FR BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.,
iY MAP# 5A
PARCEL "A"


2;1.06.17

1 ORB
ORB 170


06345-370R
795 R'1215100 010.93
HIBISCUS-BY-THE-SEA INC
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER E
DUNES .LOT 17 ORB 148/680-692
FR FLOWERS
MAP# 5A
PARCEL "A"


06345-37IR
796 R-1.215200 s100oo.3
HIIBISCUS-BY-THE-SEA INC
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 18 ORB 148/680.-692
FR FLOWERS
MAP#S A "
PARCEL "A"

0634-5-372R
797 R-125300 SiOO.93
HIBISCUS-BY-THE -SE- IN.IC
CLASSIC COTT-GE5 OF BPRIER
DUNES LOT 19 ORB i.48/680 692
FR FLOWERS
MAP# 5A
PARCEL "A"

0&345-373R -
798 -R-I'4900" 5100.93.
HlIBICUS-B',-THE-SE- INC
CLASSIC ,COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 20 ORB 148/680-692'
FR FLOWERS
MAP# 5A '"
PARCEL "A" '


06345-380R
799 R-11i6100 5 49.15
BPPRIER DUNES DE'J., '-URP.
CL4SSI'C C01TAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 1
M1AP# 5A.
PARCEL "C"

06345-381R
800. R-1216200 S 449.I
BI9RP IER, DUNES DEV, COAP, .
I:LH-ESIE: :COTTi4GES OF 6bFrIIFR
DUJNE I.OT
M P# EA L


PARCEL "C"

06345E-382R
801 R-i2i6300 s-49.15i
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP,'
CLASSIC C COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 3'
MAP#S A L
PARCEL tC"

06345-383R
802- R-1216400 S440.65
HIBISCUS-BY-THE-SEA INC
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 4 ORB 148/680-692
FR FLOWERS
MAP# EA
'PARCEL "C"

06345-385R
803, R-i2i6600 .,:' 4S0.65
HIBISCUS-BY-THE-SEA INC
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT I ORB 48/680-692
FR FLOWERS
MAP# LA
PARCEL "D"


06~34537R


804 R-2i6800 54-50.65
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
51,645.42 CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 3 ORB 172/400
UN445 FR MATTINGLY,
DUNES MAP# SA
PARCEL "D"

06345-388R
805 R-1216900 $4-50.65
.599.43 HEADRICK CHARLES R. S,.
CLASSIC .COTTAGES OF BARRIER
RIER DUNES LOT 4 ORB 188/55 FR
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT PROP. INC,'
MAP# SA
"A" PARCEL "D"


06345-389R
806 R-i2i7000 S4S50.6
HEADRICK CHARLES R. 8:
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT ORB 188/555 F'R
SOUTHERNINVESTMENT PROP. INC.
MAPt' EA
PARCEL "D"

06345-390-
807 R-1217100 S450.6
MATTINGLY DONALD A'
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 6 ORB 144/498-0S4
FR BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
MAP# SA '' '
PARCEL "D"

0&3 '.-39R
808 P -i 17200-. S- O.6
MATTINGLY DONALD A
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF 'BARRIER
DUNES LOT 7 ORB 148/'+98-504
FR BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP..
MAP# EIA *
A A .. PARCEL "0"

909 P.-iL-t73C 'S 6!
HIBIS.:uS--8',-THE-:ER INC'
CLA.I,- COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 8 ORB .+8/680-692
FR FLOWERS..



0a34c-393R ; .
S10 R-i2i7400 S450. 6
BARRIER DUNES DEV CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES 'LOT 9 ORB i7/6400 FR
MATTINGLY
MAP# EA
P P.-R:EL "D" "
06,34E5-396+R,:;
81i R-i27500 5456.:
RUDNICK JAMES M
*CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES -LOT 10 ORB 145/632-633
FR BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
MAP# 5A
'PARCEL "D"

06345-396R
8i2 R-1217700 5186.8
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF Bc4RIER
DUNES LOT I
MAP# EA
PARCEL "E'"

06345-397R-
i3 R-i1i78007 S186.8
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BoRRIER
DUNES LOT 2
MAP# EA.
PARCEL "E"

06345-398R
814 R-12i7900 5186.8
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES'OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 3.
MAP# SA
PARCEL "E"

0634--403R
81-5 R-1i18400 5186.8
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 8
MAP# EA
; '. PARCEL "E"

06345-404R
816. R-12i8500 5186.8
BARRIER DUNES DEV ,CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES' OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 9
MAP# EA .
PARCEL' "E"

0634-5-4-05R
8S7, R-1218600 5186.80
BARRIER. DUNES DEV. CORP. '
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 10
MAP# EA5
PARCEL "E"

0634-5-406R
818 R-12i8700 i86.8e
BARRIER DUNES DEV -CORP..
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 1i
MAP# 5A.
PARCEL "E"

063L4f5-07R
819 R-l2i8800 186.8<
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 12
MAP# EA
PARCEL "E"

0. 6o34-408R
820 R-2i18900 ,S6.86.
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 13
MAP#. EA '
SP4R'-EL "E"

00634+-409R
8 1 R-1219000 S8,i,.8S
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES .LOT 14
MAP# A. A
: PARCEL "E"'

06345E-41OR
822 R-i2i9100 $186.86
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES. LOT IE.,'
MAP 5A" '.A
S.. ... PARCEL "E"


.0634-5-4iR


BARRIER OUNES DEV. CORP.
,CLASSIC 'CorTPGE5 OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 16
E M7AP#S A.
PARCEL "E"

06345-412R'
8--4 R R-IL19:)' .186.86
I. BRRI[EP 'DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 17
5 MAP# 5A
PARCEL "E"

.,06345-413R ....',
'82-L R-I.194I-O Si86.86
BARRIER' DUNES DEV, CORP.' *
CLASSIC 'COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 18 ;
."MAP# SA
.!; '' i -'I.PARCEL "E"


0634-5-4i4R
: 826 R-1219500 5186.86
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP. '
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 19
MAP# EA.
P ..PARCEL "E"

06345-4SR
827 R-1219600 '.i86.986
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARR1E'R
DUNES LOT 20
MAP# 5A
PARCEL "':"

"06345-416R'
L, 828 R-1219700 186.86
:-BARRIER' UNES DEV. CORP.
H CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 21
MAP# 5A
PARCEL "' "


06345-47R
829 R-2980. S99.43
HIBISCUS-BY-THE-SEA INC
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT i ORB 148/680
AP PARCEL "J
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06345-418R
830 R-1219900 S99,4-
.5 HIBISCUS-BY-THE-SEA INC
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 2, ,ORB :48/680
MAP#5A :"
PARCEL "J"





034-4i9R,. .
831!. R-1220000 S99. :
HIBISCUS-BY-THE-SEA INC
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 3 ORB 148/680
MAP# LA
S- ... PARCEL "J"


832 'R-i220100 99.43
HIBISCUS-BY-THE-SEA INC ;
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 4 ORB 148/60O
MAP# A
S, PARCEL "J".

0634E-42+R
833. R-220200 S99.43
HIB ISC:US-BY-fHE-SEA INC
CLASSIC 'COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT E ORB 4L8/680
MAP# LEA
PARCEL "J"

0634E"-" 3R .
834 R-2-'0l-O S99.4c
BwPRIER. DUNE_ DEV. CORP.
C':LSSIC COTTiE--E OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT
MAP# EA
PARCEL "K*:"

06345-423R
6 83E R-12*OeO S99.43
BARRIER. DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES :LOT 2
MAP# EA
PARCEL "K"

0B34S-4' 4R
6 836 R-1-OE00 S99.43
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTARGES OF BAFRR .R
DUNES LOT 3
MrHP# A
PARCEL "K"
d6345-425R
837 R-12:0600 99.43
6 BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTiGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 4
MAP# A
PARCEL "K"'

06345-426R
838 R-1220700 S99.4q3
6 BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER .
DUNES LOT S.
MAP# 5A
PARCEL "K"

06345-4 30R
839 R-122iO0 54. i 2.95
6 MC INTOSH GEROGE C, "
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. '130
ORB i2./l.2e7-88 FR BARRIER
DUNES DEV. CORP.
MAP# SA

0634_E-434R
840 R-1L..i OO .,, S : 0 1.'
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 134
ORB. -92/528 FR MORGAN
MAP# 5A'

06345-43LR
841 R-122i00. S99.43
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.,
6 CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT '
MAP# LA
PARCEL "K"
06345-436R
842, R--221700 S99.43
BARRIER DUNES pEV. CORP.
S CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 7
MAP# LA
PARCEL K"

0634-5-437R
843 R-ii100o. 599,.43
BARRIER ,DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT .
MAP# SA
PARCEL "K"

0634S-438F.
844 R-i2 -t1900 'S99.43
BARRIER DUNES DEV, CORP.
'CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES LOT 9.
MAP# 5A
PARCEL "K"

06345-439R
8b4 R-1i:2CO '. S99.43
BARRIER DUNES DE"'. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES" LOT 10





BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
CLASSIC COTTAGES OF BARRIER
DUNES PARCEL "M"
MAP# A

0634-E-460R. '
847 R-1222600 .,234.9E
MATTINGLY DONALD A.
BARRIER DUNES UNITS 160-162
ORB 1.79/203 FR BARRIER DUNES
DEV. CORP.
MAP#. LA

"0334L--4'ER-
-848. .R-.222900 '. Si,336,29
MC INTOSH GEORGE C. AS TRUSTEE
BARRIER DUNE UNIT NO, 15
ORB 122/293-94 FR BARRIER
DUNES DEV. CORP. & ORB i40/93+
-35 FR MC INTOSH
MAPS EA


'849 R-1223300 S2r306.82
MATTINGLY DONALD A
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 72
ORB 144/49.7 FR NIJEM
MAP# EA


06345-476R
850 R-1223700 51)643.92
BARRIER DUNES DEVELOPMENT CORP
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 176
ORB 146/71 FR CASEY
MAP# SA


06345-477R
851 R-1223800
BARRIER DUNES DEV.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT
'MAP# SA

06345-4778R
852 R-1223900'
BARRIER DUNES DEV.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT
MAP# 5A


166.37
CORP.
NO..,177



5166.37
CORP.
NO. 178


0634--479R
853 R-1224000 5'166.37
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP. .
BARRIER-DUNES, UNIT NO. 179
MAP# EA..

06345-480R
854 R-1224100 596.43
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 180
MAP#.EA

0634E5-481R
855 R-224200 S96.43
BARRIER ;DUNES DEV. CORP.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 181
MAP# A ., ..

0634L-482R,:
856 R-1224300 96.43
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.;
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 182
MAP# EA ,A .

06345E-489R
857 R-1224400 ,$166.37
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO. 189
MAP# EA-
06345-490R
858 R-i224500 5s66.37
BARRIER DUNES DEV. CORP.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT NO,. 190
MAP# LA


06345-49R
859 R-1224600
BARRIER DUNES DEV.
BARRIER DUNES UNIT
MAP# 5A


5166.37
CORP.
NO. i9i


06345-606R
860 R-122590,0 s21q38.02
SHERREL JOHN'B. 8:, NANCY H.
S'25 T 8 R 12 .63 H-: C/L
3 20, FT GULF FRONT, 434.05 AV
DEPTH ORB 183/672 FR RISH
TRUSTEE
MAP# LA

06345-664R -
861. R-i227800 S3,002.05
RANDOLPH STEWART E.
S'. 25 T;8 R.2 .
SELICLIFFS BEnC-H HOMES
UNIT C-16 ORB 165/799 FR WECO
MAP#-EA A

06345-780R
862. R-12291i 0 sl5922.95
HICKMAN CAROL C
5 25 .T 8 R 12 .70 AC M/L
UNIT R-9; 91 FT. GULF FRONT
ORB 171/ 78 FR FLA TITLE 8:
PARTr4EPS INC.,
MnPt- Fk ..

06345-910R
S.863 R-1230200 sii,27.22
FOWLER JOHN D .8: JANET A
S 25 T 8 R 12
LOT 18 SECLUDED DUNES
ORB ,59/,547 FR SECLUDED DUNES
PARTNERSHIP "
MAP# EA A

06346-005R
86.4- R-1230600 ,$863.64
SUMMERS WALTER J 8: CHERYL,W
S 36'T 8 R 12
LOT 1 SANrB4R BAY SUB, UNREC
ORB i,6/'77 CWD FR MALOY
MAP SED.

06346-04OR
865 R-i231300 5182.92
PEACOCK EMORY GRANT & NANCY M.
5 36 T 3-R12
LOT 8 SANBAR BAY SUBD. UNREC.
ORB 160/945 FR. MALOY ET AL.,
MAP# 5D .

66346- SAR
8$ R-1r3i400 S182.92
PEACOCK BILLY YON
S 36 T 8 R 12
LOT 11 SANtbAR BAY SUBe UNREC
ORB 161/107 FR MALOY ET. AL ,
MAP# ED

06349-033R -
867 R-123i4L500 HX SiE527.99
COMBS GLEN F 8. JUANANA G
PENINSULA ESTATES A PORTION
OF TRACT i BEING 79.33 FT ON
SR 30E, 169.74 FT AVG DEPTH
LOT. #103 ORB 100/263 FR
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

063499-071R.
868 R-i235400 7i-2.93
HILL EUGENIA C
PENINSULA ESTATES SUBD PB '3
PG 11 LOT 2 ORB 1i3/537 FR
HANSEN
MAP #0SD
SBLK C'

06349-25ER
869 R-1238800 s829.47
MC KNIGHT PAUL J. III.
PENINSULA ESTATES SUBD. PB 3
PG 11 LOT 5 OF TRACT S
ORB 134/708 FR,COMBS
MAP# ED

06351-048R
870 R-1244100 S226.83
COBB GLENWOOD B 8: KATHRYN A
CAPE BREEZES PB 3 PG 23
LOT 24, ORB 157/595 FR FERRIS
MAP# 6A
8& ORB 176/626 FR FERRIS
BLK B

06351-060R
871 R-124-200 S221.58
HARMON SUSAN & CRAIG
CAPE BREEZES BEING LOT 60 IN
AN UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION OF
LOT 224 ORB 119/274L275 FR
QUARLES III
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

0635i-074R
872 R-1246200 HX S390.9E
BURGESS JEFFREY MORE
CAPE BREEZES
A PORTION OF LOT 63, .AN UNREC.
PLAT SUBD, ORB i26/801 & ORB
177/95 iGC FR BURGESS
MAP# 6A

06355-OOOR
873 R-1246400 5490.42
MOTES MARCUS K &
CAPE SAN BLAS SHORES' UNIT NO.
i PB 2 PG 50 LOTS i THRU 8
ORB 173/716 FR WARRINER
MAP# SD'
BLK 4

06364-010R
874 R-1249900 Sl,186.35
JOHNSON JAMES W. ET AL
CAPE SAN .BLA "SHORES UNIT NO.
1 E/2 OF LOT 28 LOTS 29 &: 30
ORB 138/448-9 FR JOHNSON PB 2
PG 50
(FOR FURTHER LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL)

06365-OIOR
875 R-1250200 S997.07
MC CALLERS EDWIN M.
CAPE SAN BLAST SHORES UNIT NO.
1 LOTS TI 16 8: N/2 OF LOT 4
ORB 180/39 FR MIERZEJEWSKI
HAP# E0
BLK 6

06379-135R

SMITH SONA H ,
THEPOINTE CAPE DUNES 0EV.
UNIT NO, 4A ORB 168/623 FR
BRUNETTI
MAP# L-4C


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