Keep the Apalachicola
Flowing! Pg. 3A
Scallop Festival Pg. A
Republicans Meeting Pg. 3A
New Businesses Pg. 5A
Sports Pg. 11-12A
Law Enforcement
Activities Pg. 6A
Worship
Opportunities Pg.: SA
Letters to the Editor,
TLC Grant Pg. 7A
School News Pg. 4-5B
Classifieds Pg. 6-78
Trades & Services Pg. 8B


Classless Reunion 1 Cool



Well Over 1,000 Alumni, Teachers, Administrators and Friends Attended

Over a thousand Port St. Joe ,vere present from the class
High School alumni, friends, 1941 which. in the fall of 1940
teachers, and administrators ", ': had brought home the first stall
gathered for the first "Classless" football championship. The tear
Reunion Saturday evening was coached by Frank Hannon.
Memories flowed as class memn- ------- -'- ---TO--- Memorial pictures were als
bers from 1932 through 2001 placed on behalf of teachers an
caught upon each other's lives administrators from years gon
and tried to make up foi lost time. by who have passed away an
There. was no more fitting departed classmates %were remen9
place for this occasion, than the bered by purple and gold balloon
historic Centennial' building. placed throughout the Centenni
Nearly every class could identify Building.
with the old building. Hazell Ferrell had the horn,
It wasn't because the of representing the most mature
Centennial Building was built in graduating class, 1932, in atter
1938 as the headquarters for the (See CLASSLESS on Page 9A
100th celebration of the signing of Folks lined up on front
Florida's Constitution. But rather, Folks lined up on front
the proms, dances, Projecti the Centennial Building to re
Graduatiron, basketballgames, Proe sister their presence at the fir
Graduation, basketballgames, i gathering of tHE pOl


5th Scallop



Fest Weekend


The awaited moment is
almost here! The' 5th Annual
Scallop Festival on the shores of
St. Joseph Bay will begin Friday
afternoon, August 31, at 3:00 and
continue for another two exciting
days on Saturday and Sunday.
According to Sandra Chafin.
Executive Director of the Gulf
County Chamber of Commerce.
all available vendor slots in Frank
Pate Park have been filled, and
she" began turning down -appli-
cations Monday afternQon.
A vast array of arts and crafts
from the 70 registered vendors,
will be offered for sale. The
pungent aromas of the 12
different food vendors will be sure
to tantalize the palate, and make
you have to indulge in an alligator
kabob, a mouth-watering corn
dog, kettle corn, tasty barbecue
ribs or chicken, or the succulent
Scallop which the festival
celebrates.
Entertainment will begin'
Friday afternoon at 4:30, and will,,
culminate Friday evening as
Michael McGrew and Friends
perform from 8:00 11:00 p.m.
'Start the festival early, browse
through the booths for that
special item, and enjoy a cool
evening under the stars as you
'listen to the sounds of McGrew.


On Saturday morning the
Panama City Pipes and Drums
wi Ill open the day wi th
ceremonies. Some vendors won't
arrive until early Satiirday
.morning, and many will offer their
crafts until late Saturday evening.
Entertainment will continue until
11:00 p.m.
The festival will culminate on
Sunday afternoon, with gospel
music beginning at 1:00 p.m.
until 5:00 p.m.
KAYAK RIDES
For the first time in the
festival's history. festival goers
will have the opportunity to
experience a kayak ride in St.
Joseph Bay. Happy Ours Kayak
and Canoe Rentals, owned by Dan
and Debbie VanVleet, will
participate in the festival on
Saturday, Sept. 1, from 9 a.m. to
6 p.m. Eastern time. Try out a
kayak for just $5 for adults and
$3 for children. All participants
will be eligible to win a: FREE
kayak or canoe rental; prize to be
awarded at the conclusion of the
festival. Remember to bring your
water booties and wet-wear for
your paddling adventure.
tWade and Paula Clark are co-
(See SCALLOP FEST on' Page 3A)


S*. 13,6015 Raised For Families

Fish Fry, Silent Auction Was An Overwhelming Success


S_-

Greg, Debbie and Jessica Cole are overwhelmed by the
response of the community.


Just a few weeks ago. plans
were being discussed to help raise
funds to defray the cost of medical
and treatment expenses for
Jessica Cole and Billy Shurrum.
Jessica has been battling
spinal meningitis, and Billy was
critically injured in an automobile
accident.
The plans kept growing. What
started out to be a fish fry turned
into a fish fry/silent auction/bake
sale and more. A total of
813.601.50 was raised during the
course of the day Monday. The
event was hosted at the Fish
House Restaurant in Mexico
Beach. and hundreds and hun-
dreds of participants, organizers,
and contributors made it a huge
success.
Even the Blues Brothers
made not one. but two appear-
ances. Head Blues Brother. Gulf
County Sheriff Frank NMcKeithen.
said the group would have made
three appearances, but they
couldn't.
"Jessica. this one's for you.
baby we love you." McKeithen
said after the first act.
Well over 100 gifts were
donated by merchants. business-
es and individuals from through-
out the community (Gulf County
and Me.ico Beach/Bay County
area) to be auctioned during the
silent auction. Some $6,760.50 of
the money raised was generated
through the auction. Everything


from deep sea fishing trips. vaca-
tions, and art, to a screwdriver set
was available to bid upon.
Bids did heat up a little
toward the end of the 7:00 p.m.,
CT. time limit as folks tned to get
the high bids in on items they
wanted.
Carol Dow. Fish House
Restaurant owner, said that 740
dinners were served between 10
a.m. and 8 p.m.. CT. Even better
news though is that 900 tickets
were sold. Receipts totaled $5.82S
for the fish ticket sales.
Another S340 was donated
and restaurant employees and
volunteers donated S185 in tips
back to the fund. S488 was raised
through a bake sale sponsored by
police, fire and safety units at
Mexico Beach.
"Response to this was
absolutely incredible.," said Carol
Dow.
Both Jessica and Billy have
made improvements during the
past few weeks. Jessica was able
to return home last Fnday and
was surprised to be greeted by the
Wewahltchka High School band
upon her arrival. Jessica still has
much rehabilitation work to do.
but appears to be on the road to
recovery.
Billy is still In Birmingham
Hospital. but according to his
mother Debbie Powell. is showing
improvement. He is out of the
coma and communicating some.


Billy has also begun to recover
some movement and can stand
with assistance.
Some of the contributors


toward the fish fry in addition to
the Fish House Restaurant and
crew, were Chef Bill (Toucan's
Restaurant), Sharon Call
(Sharon's Cafe), outside servers,
and volunteers.
Food contributors were



NEC.."
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Chuck Guilford, Phillips Meats,
Daffin Foods, PYA-Sunday
Dinner, Red Diamond, Lance
Company, Dairy Fresh, Fresh


America, Chubby Chicken
Bakery, Susan Thiel. Amison
Seafood, Eric Sulde, Water Street
Seafood, John Frances. Carol
Webb, and many others.

(See PHOTOS on Page 7A)


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Carol Dow, Fish House Restaurant owner, and Billy Shurrumr's
mother, DebbiPoweldis .y.


740 Fish Dinners Were Served!


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PAGE TWO THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 2001 '


Classless and


Priceless

What a wonderful, wonderful week this has been. Two of
the absolute finest events I've attended were held within just a
few days of each other-the "Classless" Reunion and a fish fry
and silent auction benefit held for Jessica Cole and Billy
Shurrum.
The "Classless" Reunion should have been named the'
"Priceless" Reunion. Who knows how many people were there?.
Maybe 1,000, maybe 1,300-best estimates indicate that the
number probably fell somewhere between these figures.
All of the memories of those high school years radiated
from PSJHS alumni as they greeted fellow classmates, friends,
teachers, and administrators. Old, young, middle-aged-it
mattered not .. the binds of time were cast aside and the
bonds of friendship and love glowed through the .eyes and
expressions of classmates as they renewed old acquaintances.
The Centennial Building was the perfect place for the event
to be held. In just a few short weeks work will begin to start
refurbishing the historic structure. At the top of the list of
things to be done is the installation of an air conditioning and
heating system.
It just would not have been right if the building had been
air conditioned before we had this "Classless" Reunion. There
was just something special about getting together and meeting
one more time.
There were so many people involved in the planning and
preparations for this event it would be impossible to begin to
name them and express appreciation for their hard work. To
the credit of those folks receiving recognition-it was the far-
thest thing from their minds as they pitched in to help.
"Jimmy" James Archibald Cox is credited with having con-
ceived this idea Jimmy, look what you've gone and start-
ed!Ill We've got to do this again-after the air conditioner is
installed. I've had enough nostalgia!
Equally as priceless was the silent auction and fish fry
benefit Monday evening. Once again a whole lot of folks in our
community got together, recognized a need, and set out to help
their friends and neighbors.
I was talking to Greg Cole, Jessica's father, Monday after-
noon and he was humbled as he tried to express his thankful-
ness to the people of this community. All I could do was put
my arm around him and say-if it was anyone of those folks in
a similar situation you would be doing exactly the same thing.
What a great place we live in-where most people still have
love, concern, respect, feelings and faith.
Gulf County Sheriffs Office Investigator Tom Godwin and I
were discussing the advances that both Jessica and Billy were
making and Tom said, "God still answers prayers."
Amen, Tom, Amen.


Two Short Quotes...
"If you like sausage and respect the law, don't ever watch
either of them being' made ." -author unknown, repeated by
Victor Ramos.
"Purty to look at, nice to hold, if you 'break it, mark it
soldl!"-sign in the old 0. M. Webb dime store, remembered by
Gary White.


A'~g


r

Ii


My oldest son is getting mar-
ried this week. Now, if that won't
make you pause and think .... I
don't know what will!
It would seem to be a time for
deep reflection. You'd figure I


would meander back to those yes-
tery'-ar days when we would "drift"
down the Cascade River with Tom.
Joke, Bill and Grover Cleveland
Alexander. Or I'd reminisce over
the-Easter-egg-hunt-grass-stain
on both knees of those brand new.
over priced, little yellow pants.
Perhaps I would replay the
first touchdown catch against
Blountstown. Or the four-hit col-
lege game. Or anyone of ten thou-
sand back yard, winner take all,
no holds barred, playing for the


championship of the known world,
contests .
Actually I've been thinking
about the parents of the bnde.
Now. you've got to have lots of guts
or be a complete idiot to write a
story on your son's future in-laws
the week of the wedding
But I got to thinking about
that, too. I'm not marrying into
this family! Josh has got to get
along with them. Not me!
Mr. Young's first name is
Country-that ought to tell you a


C~~~~~ri-'. t, ~ucl R ~~~e


lot right there! And he is a big guyl
I was always afraid to date a girl
whose father could. body slam me
against the porch swing if I didn't
look exactly like he thought I
should . especially if I took an
extra second saying goodnight to
his only daughter on his own front
porch,
Country tells folks he is from
Pulaski. But I know all about those
Middle Tennessee ridge runneTs!
Especially those Giles County
guys! He really grew up out at
Friendship. That place had a store,
a crossroads, two churches and
six families-two of which actually
got along. They were all farmers.
Even the guy who ran the store:
It sounds like a great place
when you recount it forty years
later. It wasn't so hip in 1963,.
Action took place at about the pace
of a broken legged snail. They
amused themselves by catching, a
ride out to Highway 64, hoping to
see an out of state car pass
through.
Country spent his youth trying
to beat those guys from Tarpley,
Goodspring, Wales or Brick
Church in baseball, football,
wrestling, girl getting, gully ju.tip-
ing, stump whupping or any other
thing they could come up with,,;,
He'd race 'em up, or ddwn,
Powder Mill Hill. Frontwards., 'or
backwards. On or off the road'.It
didn't make no difference to hiih!
And he loved to go into Pulaski
.and buzz the town. They had two
story buildings And a Dairy B3r.
And a town square. And the Sam
Davis Movie Theater. And hey
man, those Abernathy sisters hyed
in Pulaskil You could get in gobd
with one of them and their dad
would give you a job "runnmg:m"
the livestock on auction day at hiis
stockyard.
Life was good. And then high
school ran out. You couldn't cruise
forever. And Friendship was a
great place to be from, but it didn't
hold much future.
He enrolled in Martin College.
He met Sandra. She didn't s _ll
like-those Abernathy girls. And she
didn't look like the corn fed, hay
bailing, tobacco spitting women
that Friendship, Tarpley, Minor
Hill and Prospect were turning
out.
Sandra, by all accounts th I
could gather, was near 'bout per-
fect. Good looking, intellig6it,
friendly, down to earth-whiclK is
more important than some f6ols
realize when spouse hunting-*xi-d
she wasn't a size eighteen, like
most of Country's companions
back on the farm.
He married her as quick as he
could.
I told Josh when he first began
to tell me about "how nice" Lindsey
was, "Son, take a close look at ther
mother. Get to know her *well.
'Cause there's a good chance that's
exactly how Lindsey will turn but
(See KESLEY ON PAGE 3)


They've Smelled the Roses on the Mountaintop... Finally


I CAME DOWN TO The Star
office week before last on
Wednesday, at about 3:00 in the
afternoon, in order to get the lat-
est copy of this marvelous news-
paper. It was just coming off the
press, so I stood around for a few
minutes and waited for it.
While I was waiting, I
engaged Willie in a little small
talk as he was changing out a
roll of newsprint on the press. I
found out some shocking and
unusual news. It wasn't Citizens
Federal being the latest financial
institution to be considered for a
merger. It was something more
unusual than that.
Willie told me that he and
Shirley were leaving at 5:00 the
next morning to.spend the week-
end in the south Tennessee
mountains
As he was revealing that
earth-shattering news, a broth-
er-in-law quipped, "You could
have done that 20 years agol"
Willie just replied, "I know."


At any rate, they were doing
it last weekend, if it hair-lipped
the devil!

I HARDLY EVER HEARD of
such a thing as Willie and
Shirley taking a weekend off,
merely to enjoy themselves.
They had an itinerary which
included eating a meal at the
"Dillard House" and spending an
evening at Dolly Parton's "Dixie
Stampede" dinner theatre in
Pigeon Forge-things I had
enjoyed a few Thanksgiving
weekends in the past.
I had to give him some advice
such as: "Don't go through


Atlanta. Go through Macoh,,.
instead, and get on Highway 441'
for a straight shot to Pigeon
Forge and a more scenic route."
I also had to advise him not
to eat any meals on the day he
expected to eat at the "Dillai-d
House," because, otherwise, he
wouldn't be able to do his meal
justice when he arrived at the
"Dillard House."
And, if there is anything
Willie tries to do, it's do justice to
any meal he attempts to eat. He
didn't get that bay window for
nothing

I THOUGHT OF THIS as I


read his editorial on home folks
opinion of owning beachfront
property back in thd "antefoegis-
tine" days. His description of our
conversation regarding this was,
right on track.' When he asked
me why I hadn't bought some I
answered that I had the opportu-
nity, but my beach-front-proper-
ty-buying money all went to buy-
ing he and his five siblings three
squares a day. My grocery bill is
just now getting back to the
amount it was in those days. The
amount is the same, the volume
of groceries one gets for the same
$100 just isn't as great! He, and
his brothers and sisters, ate
often and well!
I had an offer of a full block
about where Charlie Parker's
real estate office is now, for only
$2,000, from a fellow named R.
L. Fortner in the mid 1950s, but
as I told Willie, I didn't, have the
$2,000 and all my borrowing
power was being used to attempt
to stay in business; not dabble in
real estate!


I COULDN'T AFFORD to buy
any later oh as the kids grew
because school required' that I
buy shoes by the dozen
pair-regularly!'
Folks around here were
working three weeks and off one
or two weeks, so you know what
I'm talking about. .It was no
"walk in the park" financing a
growing family and one didn't get
offers of credit cards with a limit
of $10,000 every time the mail
ran; either.
So, there wasn't too much
incentive to buy beachfront
property as an investment-or
take weekend trips anywhere
except to sponge off relatives.
I'm not complaining or any-
thing like that. I did my share of
"going" when I was younger. If
anything, I'm fussing at Willie for
not taking more time off to go
travelling and sightseeing. When
he gets older, he won't'be able to
take a weekend off and go to the
mountains-or-the seashore


I HAD NO INTERRUPTIONS
in writing my column this week.
I had the place virtually to
myself.
There's some benefits to the
"boss" being gone. I just hope he
has a good time; not good
enough to make him want to do
it again in a couple of weeks, .but
good enough to make him want
to do it again in six months or
so.
He and Shirley followed their
two boys all over the countryside
when they were playing Dixie
Youth and Dizzy Dean baseball
on teams they were affiliated
with.
I remember they went to
Quincy about three nights a
week during summer baseball
season for nearly two years. ;
They followed both boys dur-
ing their community college
playing days, but they haven't
done much travelling simply to
take time off to smell the roses .
. and see the interesting siglhts
that abound out there I


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THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 2001 PAGE 3A




Keep The Apalachicola Flowing


Board Passes Resolution Supporting Adequate Water Flow Proposal


"Atlanta wants your water
and mine!" David McClain
exclaimed to the Gulf County
Board of County Commissioners
during Tuesday's meeting.
McClain heads up to the
Apalachicola Bay River Keepers
group. He was at the board's
meeting to deliver statistical infor-
ination about the river's flow and
brief the board as to the tri-state
(Florida, Georgia, and Alabama)
water flow plan.
'McClain told the board that
the River Keepers and others had
recently been successful in help-
ing to stop a plan from being put
into place that would have
reduced the flow of the river to
dangerously low levels.
There are several environ-
mentally sensitive species and
plants that would. be adversely
impacted by consistently low river
levels. Also of great concern is the
impact below normal extended
flows would have on the
Apalachicola area's oyster pro-
duction.
The Board of County
Commissioners did not need
much prodding to take action on
the issue. McClain has presented
the board with a sample resolu-
tion for consideration to adopt. It

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4:30-5:00 p. m
MC 5.00 p.m .
6-7-00 p.m
8-11:00 p.m


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called for adequate water flow lim-
its to be adopted that would
ensure the environmentally sensi-
tive river basin would be protect-
ed.
Board members read through
the document and the board
attorney read the resolution
aloud.
'This resolution is excellent,"
said Commissioner Billy Traylor.
The board unanimously sup-
ported a motion by Commissioner
Jerry Barnes, seconded by
Traylor, to adopt the resolution.
McClain told the board that
the next few months would be an
extremely critical time as the tri-,
state group tries to bring propos-
als to the table prior to a
December timeline.
Is a Federal Prison
in the Future?
Commission Chairman
Nathan Peters, Jr. asked the
board to approve a federal prison
exploratory committee, during the
meeting. Peters noted that it was
his understanding that a new fed-
eral prison was projected to be
built in the Northwest Florida
area in the not-too-distant future.
The board agreed to name a
seven person committee consist-


ing of Chairman Peters, Clay
Smallwood, Jim Norton, Roy Lee
Carter, Phillip Gaskin, Geri
Williams, and Ralph Roberson.
Economic Development Commit-
tee Executive Director Karen
Whaley was also asked to sit in on
the committee meetings.
Peters said he understood the
average salary package for federal
prison employees was in the
$40,000 range.
Confirms Redistricting Plans
The board voted again on its
redistricting plan-Scenario 17AA
-Revised-verifying its intention
to go forward with the new district
boundaries.
Commissioners Carmen
McLemore and Billy Traylor
brought the motion to the floor
again requesting that the board
reconsider its stance.
-Both commissioners said the
new boundaries would not hold
up to a court challenge. In fact,
Commissioner Traylor guaranteed
the board that the proposal would
be petitioned in federal court,
because he was planning on filing
against it himself.


Traylor pleaded
,Commissioners Carl Fox
Jerry Barnes to change


with
and
their


BEGINNING AT 3 PM


FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 1ST

AND CONTINUING ALL DAY


SEPTEMBER IST & 2ND


FRIDAY, AUG. 31
. . Newton Family
sand-up comic Mark York
George Boy er & Clerus Heaps
Michael .cGret- and Friends


minds, "Gentlemen, this isn't
going to fly in court."
The two questions concerning
the boundaries are whether
prison population should be
included in the count and if the
difference in the number of people
in the five districts (24.66%) is too
great to be considered close
enough to be equal.
Board Attorney Tim
McFarland has told the board
that Florida's Attorney General
has issued an opinion *advising
Gulf County to count prison
inmates. He also said that any
plan the board passed would have
to be approved by a federal judge
before it could be adopted
because of a 1987 consent decree
that created a minority district
and single-member voting' dis-
tricts.
Commissioner Jerry Barnes
told the board after being advised
that the matter had to go before
the federal judge, "If we are going
to have to go to court anyway,
then I'm going to represent the
people." He was alluding to the
overwhelming opinion of residents
that inmate numbers should not
be counted.
The Gulf County -School
Board has also approved a plan


SIas -


MC 7.00 p.m. ..... scand-up comic Mark York
8-9:00 p.m. .. .. . . Sons Of Thunder
9-11 -00 p.m AMichael McGrew and Friends
SUNDAY, SEPT. 2
1-2 00 p m ............ Mary Lou Cumbie
2-2:30 p m Gubber Dunlap & Beverly Strickland
3-4:00 p.m. . ... Assembly of God Church
4-4:30 p.m. ...... .......... Sissy Dodson


that does not count prisoners and
is very close to the exact scenario
the county has adopted. The only
major difference is a small area
inside the city -limits of Port St.
Joe, otherwise the two boards
would be seeking the same dis-
trict lines.
Commissioner McLemore
made a motion, seconded by
Commissioner Traylor, to rescind
Scenario 17AA-Revised. His
motion failed by a 2-3 vote.
Commissioner Barnes said
after the vote, "I'd like to go back
to county-wide voting."
He asked the board attorney
how the legal challenge to do
exactly that was proceeding.
McFarland said the .attorneys
preparing the case have advised'
him that things were moving.
along well.
If Gulf were to return to coun-
ty-wide voting, the question of
district lines would be of little,
concern, since commissioners
would be voted on by the entire
voting public rather than just the
residents within their districts.
In Other Business
*Marilyn Blackwell asked the
board about the City of Port St.


Gulf Republicans and Council

Of 100 Meeting September 20th


RPOF Chairman Al Cardenas
will speak at a meeting of the Gulf


Kesley

(From Page 2)
given another twenty years or so."
I met Country and I told Josh,
"Son, you be good but there on
that front porch!"
I was looking forward to this
marriage., My son had chosen
wisely. His future in-laws seem
perfectly normal. Sandra is with-
out"blemish and Country. actually
knows Coo Coo Marlin! I don't see
how it can get any better than that!
Coo Coo is my all time favorite race
car driver. He used to tear 'em up
.every Saturday night down at the
Nashville SpeedwaY.
I attended a little party for the
bride and groom last week. Before
I could open my Diet Coke, an
attractive and somehow vaguely
familiar lady pulled me aside. "Hi,
I'm Donna. I'm Sandra's sister. I've
been wanting to meet you.
I perked up. "Listen, I've been
wanting to meet YOU! All I've
heard about your sister is how
nice, how lovely, how polite ....
"Don't you believe that! I was
the good sister. Sandra would do
all these crazy things and then
blame them on me! She got away
with murder. Everyone just
thought she was miss goody two
shoes! Let me tell you about the
time she ran-"
Jo Blair dropped her plate!
Two chickens, a barbequed goat, a
wheelbarrow load of baked beans
and a ton of cole slaw hit the floor.
It interrupted everything! I was
hoping to catch Donna alone
again. Sandra seemed determined
to hang close to one of us. It was
almost as if she didn't want us
talking ..
I'm seeking.Donna out at the
rehearsal dinner. There's some
things maybe Josh needs to know.
Aunt Donna holds the key. This
weekend may be even better than I
expected ..
I Can't Wait,
Kes


Joe's recent purchase of the fresh
water canal and published
reports of the water being used for
drinking water. The board advised
her to ask the city board about
that question.
When questioned about the
safety of the water, Gulf County
Health Department Director Doug
kent said the water would have to
successfully pass stringent state
and federal guidelines before it
could be used as drinking water
and he was sure the city would
look at it very carefully.
Contrary to information
received in a portion of a state
press release printed in The Star
last week, stating that the water
was being treated by the city for
drinking purposes currently-it is
not. Water from the canal can be
sold for industrial use and would
have to meet testing guidelines
before being considered for drink-
ing use.
*Gulf County Tourist
Development Director Paula
Pickett advised the board that a
public meeting to discuss. the St.
Joseph T. H. Stone Memorial
State Park is set for September
24th; the time and place have not
been announced yet.


Scallop Fest From Page 1


hosting this event. They offer
retail sales of ocean kayaks and
related gear from their business
at 314 Reid Ave. in Port St. Joe.
They will be at the festival to
answer any questions about
kayaks.
Children will be sure to enjoy
a number of rides available, as
well as the popular pony rides'.
So, for a fun-filled weekend
be -sure to visit the Scallop
Festival this weekend. The festival
is being jointly sponsored by the
Gulf County Chamber of
Commerce and the Gulf County
Tourist Development Council.
See a schedule of events for
the festival in the advertisement
on page 3A of this issue.

Gazebo

Fundraiser
The Constitution City
Business Association is promot-
ing the construction of a gazebo to
be located at the Frank Pate, Jr.
City Park. The gazebo will be a
great addition to the park, and
very useful for all events. It is
anticipated that funds for this
project will come from grants,


local governments, local fundrais-
ers and contributions.
The Constitution City
Business Association is establish-
ing the Constitution Heritage Path
as a fundraising effort, for the
gazebo project. The Heritage Path
of commemorative bricks will pro-
vide an opportunity for donors to
purchase bricks, and have names
inscribed as permanent memori-
als or tnbutes. The path will be
located around the gazebo.
The donor levels are as fol-
lows:
CONSTITUTION HERITAGE
PATH
Delegate level, $50, one, 4x8
brick.
Convention level, $100, two
4x8 bricks.
Monument level, $150, three
4x8 bncks. : '
Governor level, $200, five 4x8
; ,.bricks. _,- ; :.t "' ,, ..."1 It "',.-.-1 -1
Consutution leel. S25 0, one
8x8 bnck (business/organization
names listed).
The Constitution City
Business Association will have a
tent set up during the Scallop
Festival to promote the
Constitution Heritage Path and to
accept donors.


Federated Republican Women and
Gulf Republican Executive
Committee, Thursday, September
20, 7:00 p.m. The meeting will be
at Butler s Restaurant in Port St.
Joe.
An open invitation is extended
to all .interested persons. There
will be an hors d'oeuvres buffet
and the cost is $8.
For. reservations or informa-
tion please' contact Karen
Lawrence at 647-2923 or miscar-
lett@gtcom.net Reservations may
also be made by mail to GFRW
P.O. Box 616, Port St. Joe. Fl.
32457.
There will be a private recep-
tion at the home of Alan Cox prior
to the general meeting, at
5:30p.m., for Council of 100
members only. Anyone interested
in joining the. Council of 100 may
contact Gary Ross or Alan Cox.

GC Offices Relocate
The Property and Tourist
Development Tax Collection
Departments of the -Gulf County
Tax Collector's Office have moved
to room 147 (formerly the
Planning. and Building
Department) in the Gulf County
Courthouse. The telephone num-
ber is (850). 229-5353.







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qn addition to great food, crafts, and exhibits, this year's

Scallop Festival will have wonderful entertainment

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SATURDAY., SEPT. 1
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PAGE 4A THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 2001


St. Joe Players Forming


A little theater group is form-
ing to raise funds for the
Christmas for Kids program. The
funds raised will ensure that all
Gulf County kids have a great


kJA..7 7 x VL V. 1 rr s fif. 0
Sally Childs (third from left) was the grand prize winner of a
vacation package given away by Capital City Mortgage Company.
Her vacation included a three day/two night getaway to a resort
of her choice and a Caribbean cruise for two.
Shown presenting Sally with her prize are Gary Settle and
Kristi Dorman, mortgage account executives, and Susan
Stephens, office manager.


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The Panama City Bop and
Shag Club is a not-for-profit
swing dance club that is dedi-
cated to preserving and promoting
Bop. Shag. Jitterbug and Swing
dancing. The club is also deter-
mirned to presene and promote
the Rhythm and Blues. Beach
and Shag music which started
this dance craze.
The club is looking for anyone
who loves to jitterbug, swing. bop
or shag dance or anyone who
would love to learn. They will
meet every Monday evening start-
ing September 10. from 7:30 to 10
p.m. at the Grand Square Hall on
the corner of 1 th Street and Bob
Little Rd.. Panama City.
The cost is S3 for members
and $5 for non-members. First
time visitorss get in for free. For
more information call Ki r
850/648-2246 or Sally 850/648-
4649. You can email them at
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Its' a Girl!
Maggie Grace Miller, was born
on August 7 at 5:34 p.m. CST at
Gulf Coast Hospital.
Her proud parents are Jason
and Amy Miller.
She weighed SLx pounds, nine
ounces and was 19 3/4 inches
long. ...
N Maggie is blessed with three
sets ofr grandparents: Steve and
Debbie Miller, Billy Joe and Mary
Ellen Nlavhann. and Jack and
Brenda Davila.


iI Cheyanne Hanlon .

Cheyanne is 2!
Kayleah "Cheyanne" Hanlon
celebrated her 2nd birthday
August 25th with a Barbie party
at the park. Helping her celebrate
her big day were her Mommy and
Daddy, big Bubba Justin, her
NaNa and PaPa and Uncle J.J.,
her Nanny and PawPaw,. her Noni
and Mern, and cousins Dalton
and Savanna Lowery, and
Trenton Tapper. ..
Cheyanne is the daughter of
Stacy and. Michelle Hanlon of
Highland View and the grand-
daughter of Gerald and Alice
Martin of Port St. Joe. and Gene
and Betty ,Sue Hanlon of
Wewahitchka. She is the great-
granddaughter of, Norman and
Margene Martin of Howard's,
Creek. Bessie Goff of Highland
View and Frances Hanlon of
Wewahitchka.

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Christmas.
Do you have any experience
acting, singing, or playing a musi-
cal instrument (specifically piano
or drums)? Have you ever
dreamed of acting or singing on
stage?
Even if you can't act or sing,
would you like to help build and
move sets, make or change cos-
tumes, help with stage makeup,
lighting or sound? You are
needed
The St. Joe Players are plan-
ning to produce and stage the
play "Places" by. Hank Beebe, a
noted off-Broadway writer. It is a
musical love story set in a little
theater production.
Needed are thirteen male
singers/actors ranging in age
from 19-60. Auditions will be
September 15 at a place yet to be
determined. The play will be
staged December 6 through 9 in
the Centennial Building.
Hopefully, either Thursday or
Fnday-or both!-performances will


Mitchells
Golden Wedding
Anniversary
The children and grandchil-
dren of Sam and Nellie Mitchell of
Vernon will host a reception at the
Vernon Middle School Cafetena
on Sunday. September 9 from 3
until 5 p.m. to honor the couple
on the occasion of their 50th wed-
ding anniversary.
"* Smn Mitchell andi Nellie
Henders met at Livingston
University in Livingston. Alabam&
where they were students. They
were marked September 4, 1951
in ceremonies held in Dancy,
Alabama which is the hometown
of Mrs. Mitchell. Both worked in
the public education system for a
number of years before retiring.
Mr. Mitchell served as a member
of the Florida House of
Representatives for 22 years and
also served as Speaker Pro Tern of
the House. "Big Sam". as he was
called during his legislative
tenure, opted to retire from the
Legislature in 1995 and not seek
re-election.
The Mitchell family' invites.
everyone to attend the reception
and has requested "no gifts".
"Your presence will be the only gift
we want," Mrs. Mitchell said.


be set up as dinner theater per-
formances.
First, a gauge of interest in
the little theater is needed. If you
are interested in any part of the
production or would support this
effort, or if you just want more
information, call Jim Newton at
229-6474, or stop by the Star
offices and tell them you are inter-


ested by completing the forms.
located there.

NOTICE
to whoever took the Angel
statue from my son's grave-
Shame On You! I hope you can
live with yourself. -Peggy Waters


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Downtown-Port St. Joe

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Construction manager Von Barnett and McDonald's
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Two New Businesses Opening Soon


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Friday-Saturday: 12-9 p.m. Closed Monday
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Over the next few weeks two
new businesses will be opening
their doors in Port St. Joe. This
Thursday, August 30, Family
Dollar Store will begin operations
in Port St. Joe at the old Piggly
Wiggly Shopping Center on Cecil
G. Costin, Sr; Blvd.
They have been remodeling
the store over. the past few,
months and store., operators are
busy stocking the shelves and
placing goods in order for
Thursday's big day.
Manager Bob Waldrep said
the store will open Thursday at
9:00 a.m. and close at 9:00 p.m.
for the first few weeks dunng its
grand opening. Regular operating
hours will begin later-9:00 a.m.
to 7:30 p.m. Monday through
Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
on Sunday.
The store has 10,200 sq. feet
of shopping area, plus a stock
storage area.
Golden Arches to Open
September 13th
McDonald's will open on


Thursday, September 13th
according to Paul Hebert,
owner/operator of the new
restaurant.
Paul and his wife, Heidi Rice,
announced back in June that
they were locating not only the
McDonald's franchise but also
themselves. They have already
moved to Port St. Joe and will be
opening the restaurant approxi-
mately three months from the
original announcement.


till,


Contractors with Venture
.Construction Company are
putting the finishing touches on
the building and installing the
various equipment according to
construction manager Von
Barnett.
Hebert said the golden arches
should, go up sometime next
week. Ronald McDonald and Mr.
Pig will be in town on the
Saturday following the


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restaurant's opening (September
15th).


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Heather Brant celebrated her
third birthday on August .11 with
a Chuck-E-Cheese party.
Helping Heather enjoy her
special day were her parents,
Chris and Becky Brant, and her
little brother Brandon of
Highlandview; her grandparents,
Terry Royal, James Kent, Steve
Brant, and Tom Crook. of
Byromville, GA, and Freddy and
Judy Clark of Rupert, GA; her
aunt, cousins, and several of her
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Often many people feel a need
to give back to their community.
However, these same people feel
that they have neither the time
nor resources to help.
We all may not have enough
time in the day. but our most pre-
cious resource, blood, is a gift
almost anyone can give. For each
pint of blood someone donates.
the potenual to save four lives is
created. That is four lives for just
20 minutes out of your day. That
is a mother, father, daughter. or
son that will be given a chance to
- live. Everyone will benefit from the
simple task of donating blood.
The American Red Cross will
"be holding a blood drive at Port St.
Joe High School on Thursday,
August 30, from 9:00 a.m. until
2:00 p.m. All members of the pub-
lic are encouraged to attend.
You must be at least 17 years
old with a parent's permission
and weigh at least 110 pounds.
7 Remember to eat a good meal
and drink plenty of fluids the day
of the drive. The goal this year is
60 pints.
S If you have any questions
about giving blood, contact the
Amencan Red Cross at 1-800-'
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Law Enforcement Actili~imUHWivities i^^HlB


30 Crack Rocks
and $2,000 Cash
Seized By GCSO
Since 1958, 71-year-old
Tommie Lee Redmon, of
Wewahitchka, has been no
stranger to law enforcement.
According to Gulf County
Sheriff Frank McKeithen ids first
of three prison terms w i 1958
when he was convicted aggra-
vated assault. After t stay,
he was released or be sent
back to prison in I
Ir "I' cement dis-


cover
the c


,,as involved in


From 1994 to 1997, he was
arrested three times for the sale of
marijuana and six times for the
sale of cocaine. After months of
dealing with the court system,
Redmon was again sent to prison
where he served from August of
1998 to June of 2000, less than
two years, before being released
with probation.
Less than six months after
Redmon's third trip to prison, he
was charged again, released on
June 20, 2000, and then charged
again on January 5, 2001 for two
counts of the sale of cocaine.
Well, that's not the end of the
story.
After packing up Tommie Lee
Redmon, his very large bag of
medicine and his breathing
machine, he was taken to jail.
After several days, it was realized
he was not doing well in jail.
Knowing the county is finan-
cially responsible for hospital
bills, the sheriff made a request to
the judge to lower his bond in
order to get him out.
The day Tommie Lee was
released, EMS was called to his
home for a possible cardiac
arrest. Redmon refused to go to
the hospital and was left home.
While waiting for a court date.
Redmon allegedly went back into
business.
Saturday night, August 18th,
after receiving information in ref-
erence to Redmon and his drug
business, Gulf County deputies
had the residence under surveil-
lance.
As officers pulled up, they
observed Redmon standing out-
side his house talking with anoth-
er subject. When spotted, officers
observed' Redmon, place ..some-
.thinglin the back of an oldi truck
sitting in the yard. Officers imme-
diately searched and discovered
approximately: 30 rocks of crack
cocaine in a pill bottle in the back
of the truck.
Approximately $2,000 in
cash, along with 'assorted pieces
of jewelry were also seized.
Redmrnon' was charged with
possession of crack cocaine Wuth
intent to distribute. Officers had
to call assistance to transport
Redmon, his large bag of medicine
and his breathing machine to the
jail. Redmon was able to bond out
of jail the next day.
WALKING' ESCAPEE
On Saturday, August 25th,
Gulf County Sheriffs Office
Deputy Chris Buchanan checked
on a subject who was walking
along Highway 98 in St. Joe
Beach. The warrant files were
searched for "Joseph Rivas"


706 IS STREE
POTS. O

(80 2721


These items were seize

revealing he was wanted by
Okaloosa County for escape.
Rivas had walked away from
a- work release center approxi-
mately two weeks ago. He was
arrested and taken to the jail,
where he told of stealing a truck
in Pensacola and leaving it at a
Highland View residence.
Deputies Buchanan and Richie
Burkett recovered the stolen vehi-
cle.
Rivas, 25, of Tampa, is being
held without bond on charges of
escape and grand theft auto.
JUVENILE POSSESSION
In the early morning hours of
August 26th, Deputies Larry
Hightower and Ricky Tolbert
stopped a vehicle on Highway 22
for erratic driving, spoke to the
driver, and observed a glassy
appearance to his eyes, but no
odor of alcohol about his person.
While Hightower spoke with
the driver, Tolbert walked K-9
Hedi around the vehicle at which
time she indicated the presence of
illegal narcotics. A search led to
the discovery of some marijuana
resulting in the juvenile driver's
arrest and possession charges.
WANDERER HEADED BACK
Near 11 p.m.' on August
22nd, Deputy Shawn Butler
found Joseph L. King (47, iof
Jacksonville) walking on Highway
C-30. The dispatcher checked the
files for warrants on King, discov-
ering he was wanted for violation
of probation for burglary by
Hillsborough County. He current-
ly awaits extradition in the Gulf
County Jail.
GUN THEFT, POSSESSION, SALE
Ki Itivestigator Jimmy Williarms
..Eeceived,, a report' that vapproxi-
-mately a year ago several gUins
had been stolen from a houseboat
in the Howard Creek area.
He was able to develop infor-
mation that Billy Johnson (38, of
Howard Creek) was given a gun
by William Dobbins (39, of
Wewahitchka). Allegedly Johnson
sold the gun for $100, giving the
.money to Dobbins.
Johnson, who apparently was
unaware the gun was stolen, was
charged with being a convicted
felon in possession of a firearm.
Dobbins was charged with dealing'
in stolen property.
WARRANTS ENFORCED


'Buckle Up Florida'-Or You


Will be Ticketed! Sept. 1-9


d in a recent drug bust.

On August 23rd, Deputy
James Jensen received informa-
tion that James Ceasar, 30, of
Wewahitchka, had several war-
rants in Bay County for violation
of community control. The deputy
arrested Ceasar at his home with-
out incident.
RECENT BOOKINGS AT THE GULF
COUNTY JAIL .
Monday, August 20th-Jim P.
Daniels, 28, W/M, of Wewahitch-
ka, fraud.
Tuesday, August 21st-
William Holden, 36, W/M, of.
Wewahitchka, disorderly conduct;
and Brandon Lewis, 20, W/M, of
Port St. Joe, failure to appear.
Wednesday. August 22nd-
Harry Lee Manning, 37, W/M, of
Panama City, possession of mari-
juana; and Ronald Driggers, 34,
W/M, of Cross City, violation of
probation (re: burglary).'
Thursday, Augist 23rd--
Michael Quinn, 34, B/M, of Port
St. Joe, failure to appear (re: sale,
of cocaine); and Edward Fisher,/
39, W/M, of Port St. Joe, failure to
appear (re: violation of probation
and driving under the influence).
Friday, August 24th-Jasper
Burton, 51, W/M, of Wewahitch-
ka, failure to appear (re: felony lit-
tering, no dredge permit, and no
fill permit).


[PSJPD Report
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
Gail M. Tully, 52, of Panama
City Beach, was arrested.August
24th at approximately 12:26 a.m.
by Port St. Joe Police Department
a^fricit -' Justin,' Pafrish who
Observed the vehicle : Tully 'ivas
driving was iri violation of a traffic
infraction and initiated a traffic
stop.
Upon further investigation it
was learned that Tully had altered
the. date on her temporary tag
thereby unlawfully using the tag,
had failed to purchase a tag more
than six months ago, and she
received a citation for no proof of
insurance as well. Tully was
transported to the Gulf County
Jail to await first appearance.
POTENTIAL VICTIMS BEWARE!
Last week the Port St. Joe
Police Department responded to a


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The next Buckle Up Florida
safety belt enforcement wave will
be September 1-9. Currently,
Florida has a 69.5 percent safety
belt usage rate. This means that
about one-third of Floridians are
putting themselves at needless
risk for death or injury in a traffic
crash.
During the week of Labor
Day, law enforcement officers
across Florida will have zero toler-
ance for those who don't buckle
up and don't buckle up their kids.
Florida's safety belt and child
safety seat laws can be found at
www.leg.state.fl.us, statutes

call where the victim had entered
a local business to shop and left
valuables in the car unsecured.
When they returned, someone
had entered the vehicle and stolen
the valuables.
At this time, officials are not
sure whether it was a one-time
incident or if someone in the area
is actively seeking such opportu-
nities.
Remember, when you leave
your vehicle unattended-
whether you are shopping or,have
it parked at home-to secure it
and remove valuables or place
them out of sight. The. few sec-
onds that you spend doing this
may prevent you from becoming a
victim.
WATCH FOR COUNTERFEITS
A counterfeit $20 dollar bill
appeared in the area last week; so
far, this is the only one. This may
be an isolated incident or there
may be someone in the area pass-
ing counterfeit bills.
Most counterfeit bill are not
of great quality and can be picked
out. Most individuals passing
counterfeit bills depend more on
the person accepting them to be
in a hurry, rather than the quali-
ty of the bill itself. Please take the
time to look at the currency you
receive.
FOUND PROPERTY TURNED IN
On August 24th, a 900 mhz
cordless phone was found in the
area of Monument Avenue and
Allen Memorial Way and turned
in. If you have lost a cordless
phone, please contact Sergeant
Carr at 229-8265 or 227-1414.


316.613 and316.614. For more
information about the enforce-
ment wave, please contact Buckle
Up Florida or your local law
enforcement agencies.
*In Florida, failure to wear a
seatbelt is against the law. During
this time period, drivers who are
stopped for another offense will be
issued a ticket if they are not
buckled up. This is the nature of
a secondary law, and it will be
strictly enforced.
*According to surveys per-
formed before and after the
Memorial Day Click It or Ticket
enforcement wave, Florida's safe-
ty belt usage rate climbed from
60.9% to 69.5%1 This increase Is
directly related to strict enforce-
ment of safety belt laws combined
with an aggressive publicity cam-
paign.
*Buckle Up Florida
Enforcement Waves are not just
an excuse to write tickets. It is the,
hope of law enforcement officials
that not one ticket would have to
be issued during this penod. They
hope that everyone will obey the
law and buckle up themselves
and their children. However, they
know that people do consistently
endanger their lives and the lives
of their unbuckled children, and
strict enforcement, is a strong,
motivator to get people to buckle
up.
eThe goal, of Buckle Up
Florida is to prevent, needless
deaths and injuries resulting from
traffic crashes, by supporting-
strict enforcement of Florida's
safety belt and child restraint
laws and providing educational
materials, to our citizens. Florida
is currently at a 69.5% usage
rate, while the national average is
73%.
*By climbing to the national
average of a 73% usage rate, an
estimated 83 lives, 1,740 injuries
and $146,446,380 can be saved
in just one year.

Stone Thank You
The family of Silas R. (Mickey)
Stone gratefully acknowledges the
many kind expressions of sympa-
thy. The ongoing concern and
support shown during Mickey's
extended illness was deeply
appreciated.


Sources: Florida 'Department of
Transportation Safety Office Obser-
vational Survey; National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration.




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IRight] Silent auction bidders strolled the aisles of merchandise
donations displayed at the fund-raiser. IBelow] M.B. First
Methodist Church Praise Singers, Wanda Walker, Liz Schweers,
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Gulf Schools Get

$500,000 Tech Grant


Gulf School District has
received a Technology Literacy
Challenge Fund grant in the
amount of $500,000. Project
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vide additional computers and
other multimedia devices for each
,school; provide teacher training;
and promote parent involvement.,
In order to enhance family lit7-
eracy and provide students access
to computer labs, managed com-
puter time after school hours' will
,be available in the near future.
Information about after school
hours computer lab accessibility
and project progress will be
shared with the community on a
..regular basis.
Stutzman Thank You
odi, Th- family1 of, Emi 1 rappe
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,one for their.prayers, cards, gifts,
,* flowers, food and the outpouring
of love during our time of loss.
the death of our dear little
-daughter, sister and granddaugh-
ter has been heartbreaking and
Sour acts of kindness and love
were so greatly appreciated.
, A special thank you to Oak
,Grove Assembly of God Church,
Rev. and Sister Dave Fernandez,
Audrey Gay (organist) 'and Cheryl
Peak (pianist) and all the ladies
that furnished food and served
the farrly.
Your support, prayers and-
love during this difficult time were
so greatly appreciated.
Tim and Nancy Stutzman
Amanda. Laura & Al.ex
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Ollie Stutzman


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Reunion a Blast! Paradise Lost?


Dear Mr. Editor:
SI am compelled to comment
on the Reunion just occurred this
past weekend. It was a BLAST! It
was the next best thing than V-J
Day in Times Square in New York
in 19451 .And to think I had
thought about. not attending.
I am grateful to Dot Costin
Magidson and Margaret Coleman
Weatherly for twisting my arm
and getting me there. But even so,
I missed seeing some people I
knew were there and that pains,.
me.
One thing we all endured was
the heat or rather the Centennial
Building without air conditioning.
I had heard that the City' of Port
St. Joe was allotted 8600.000 for
suclqiby at speeia ,.Congressional
bti 4 introduced by. Congress-
:woman Bev Kilmer but that
$300,000 went to Washington
,Cpunty' for one of their favorite
Projects. I sure would like to know
why. Further, if $300,000 is still
available 'to the City for such I
think it would be in the interest of
everyone who attended the
Reunion to get some kind 'of a
fund- going to bring that total up
to snuff to.get that grand old place
air conditioned -
But sweat and all, it was
GREAT! I know that I don't speak
alone when I say that the orgariiz-
ers of'this Reunion should be
commended over and again for
.their supreme efforts. It was a BIG
highlight of my life. Thanks, and
WOW!
Respectfully.
Ed Eells (*43)


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Dear Editor:
Council oath of office: "that I
will support and defend the -ordi-
nances of the City of Mexico-
Beach". The -city has two ordi-
nances that govern our city: City
of Me.xico Beach comprehensive
plan Ord# 233 adopted May 8,
*1990 and the Land Development
Regulation (LDR) Ord# 244.
I The contents of the
Comprehensive Plan have been
prepared pursuant to Chapter
163 of the Florida Statutes. The
above mentioned represents a
legal instrument. The present
council has ignored the compre-
hensive plan and the LDR and, let
developers build. without. regard
to: "A development order, or land
development regulaton shall be
consistent with the comprehen-
sive plan if the land uses densities
or intensities and other aspects of
development permitted by such
order or regulation are compatible
with and further the objectives,
policies, land users, and densities
or intensities in the comprehen-
sive plan and if it meets all other
criteria enumerated by the city of
Mexico Beach."
There-is one other aspect I'd
like- to mention. "Administration
and Interpretation-: of our
Comprehensive Plan shall be the
responsibility of the Planning and
Zoning Board, serving as the local
planning agency. The Planning
and Zoning Board shall monitor
and oversee the effectiveness and
status of this comprehensive plan
and recommend to the city coun-
cil changes."
This, too, has beenrr ignored by
the city council. It is time for the
city council to be responsible for
their actions.
MelvirinL. Ashcraft
Mexico Beach, Fla.

Loss Is Great
Dear Editor:
I was greatly saddened to
hear of the passing of "Cap'n
Jack" Summers. The end of Cape
San Bias has not been the same
since health forced him to give up
his store.


Once a couple of years ago I
stopped for lunch when many of
the tradesmen were there.
Although "Cap'n" was consider-
ably taller than me, we both had
IC white beards of the same style.
When I walked in one of the men
said, "Damn, Cap'n, you didn't
tell us you had a brother.'" That
was one of the nicest things ever
said about me because "Cap'n"
was a nice and decent man.
Sincerely,
uses Clem Brewer,
Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Port Reunion
Wonderful


Dear Willie:
Please pass along our thanks
to all the deserving people who
made the Port Reunion 2001 pos-
sible.
It was so wonderful to see so
many old friends.
We hope it can be done again
sometime.
Thanks again,
John and Sandra
(Bracewell) Clenney


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The Concern Christian
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Dr. Antonio N. Muina
Dr. Antonio N. Muina, age 80
of Lynn Haven, passed away
Monday, August 27 at Gulf Coast
Medical Center.
Dr. Muina was a native of
Havana, Cuba, and a naturalized
citizen, of the U.S. since 1962. He
was a general practitioner with
specialties in Pediatrics and
Pathology. He spent the last 17
years of his medical practice in
the nearby town of Wewahitchka,
prior to his retirement in 1996.
Dr. Muina was a man of great
compassion and great integrity.
He is survived by his wife,
Glenda Muina of Lynn Haven;
four daughters, Leslie M. Williams
and husband Barry of Parker,
Julie C. Newman and husband
Michael of Asheville, NC, Ingrid M.
Andrews and husband Wayne of
Lynn Haven, and Adria L. Muina
of Wewahitchka; a son, Antonio
Muina of New York City: a brother,
.Armando Muina of Miami: his
grandchildren Lilia M.. Cabezas,
Tony Muila, Juan Muina, Paula
Muina, Sigfred Muina,
Christopher Muina, and Colby
Newnian; and great-grandchil-
dren Andrew Cabezas, Paulina
Cabezas, Nolan Muina, and Eden
Muina. .
Funeral services will,be at 3
p.m. Thursday, Augu st 30 at
Central Pentecostal. Ministries
Church, Panama City, with Rev.
Don Shoots officiating.
The family received friends at
the Kent-Forest Lawn Funeral
Home Wednesday, August 29
from 4 to 6 p.m.


service for Sunday afternoon
titled, "Working Together For A
Better Community:".
This service will be held In the
Port St. Joe High School
Commons Area on Sunday,
September 2nd, at 4:00 p.m., ET.
Several local churches have
moved their evening services to
this time frame to attend the pro-
gram, which will feature a cross
section of area pastors and talent.
Oak Grove Assembly of God
Pastor David Fernandez will bring
the message for the service.
Refreshments will be served
immediately after the program.

Annual Women's Day
The women, of Philadelphia
Primitive Baptist Church will be
observing their Annual Women's
Day on September 16, the third
Sunday. Mrs..Glenda Simmons of
Sopchoppy will be the guest
speaker.
Mrs. Sinmmons is noted 'as a
powerful woman of God among
the Primitive Baptist and other
area churches. She has spoken at
a number of events and services
throughout the state.
The women of Philadelphia
invite other sisters to come and
participate with them as they
"Stand Firmly on the Word". The
church is located at 251 Avenue D
in Port St. Joe.

Car Wash
The youth' department of
Philadelphia Primitive Baptist
Church will sponsor a car wash at
the Shell Station located on
Monument Avenue, Saturday,
September 1 from 8 a.m. until 1
p.m.


A donation of
appreciated.
C* -.' -- "


$3 will be


"The Churches of Christ Salute You"
Romans 16:16

The Wewahitchka Church of Christ
Meets At 2241 Hwy. 71 South, Wewahitchka
(1/4 Mile North of the Overstreet Road)
(850) 639-5401
Sunday Bible Study .............. ... 9:00 a.m. CT
Sunday Worship ......... 10:00 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. CT
Wednesday Bible Study . .. ..7:00 p.m. CT ,


S FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
b 508 Sixteenth StreetP 227-1756 .or. "
'; Sixteenth Streetf
Sunday Worship ........ 10 a.m.
Fellowship Time .... 10:45 a.m. o
Adult School ........ .11 a.m.
*Sunday School J.
*Young Children 0 .
*Nursery Available '
Pastor Rev. J. Reid Camn'ron Highway 71/ Cecil Costin Sr. Blvd.


First Baptist Church
102 THIRD STREET PORT ST. JOE
-.... :.:- -: Brent Vickery Buddy Caswell,
"""--- --. Pastor Minister.of Music & Youlh
Sunday School ....... . 9:45 am
Worship Service ..... .. .. .11:00 am
**l SDisciple Training ....... . 6:00 pm
S- "Evening Worship ..... .. ... ... 7:00 pm
Wednesday Prayer Meeting ...... 7:00 pmrn
K "THE EXCITING PLACE TO WORSHIP" ,

Teaching the Truth of God's Word

FAITH BIBLE CHURCH
801 20th Street Port St. Joe 229-6707
Dr. Bill Taylor, Pastor
Sunday School ....... .. .. 10:00 a.m.
Sunday Morning Service ........ .......... 1:00 a.m.
Sunday Evening Service .. .. ....... .6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting & Bible Study .... 7:00 p.m.
Home of FAITH CHRISTIAN RCHOOL0


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Constitution andvMonument
fort St. Joe


FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH


Sunday School ........... 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship ......... 11:00 a.m.

(850) 227-1724
Rev. Jesse Evans Robert E. Dow
< PASTOR Choir Direi


Methodist Youth
Fellowship ...... .. .... 6:00 p.m.
Evening Worship ... .7:30 p.m.
Wednesday Choir Practice .. 7:30 p.m.
wns, Jr. Diana Sealey
actor Touth .e& Children's Director


Gr ace Baptist C'hurci
BUT THOSE WHO HOPE IN THE LORD WILL RENEW
THEIR STRENGTH. THEY WILL SOAR ON WINGS LIKE
EAGLES... ISAIAH 40:31
Come Celebrate this Lord's Day With Us!
Upstairs Capital City Bank Building
Bible Study at 9 a.m., Sunday Worship at 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Pastor Lee Cordell
Church: 227-1180 http://www.graceeagles.org


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13th Annual Fish


Fry & Bake Sale


Pastor Joey, Pam, Taylor, Benjamin and Zachary Smith

Glad Tidings Welcomes New Pastor


Glad Tidings Assembly of God
in Wewahitchka will be.hosting a
reception to introduce their new
pastor and family. It will be at the
Community Center on Sunday,


September 2 from 2 to 4 p.m.
CST.
They invite everyone to come
and meet Pastor Joey, Pam,
Taylor, Benjamin and Zachary
Smith.


I Await For You At The Pound
Boston Blackie, Sarah, Sweetie


Currently available for adop-1
tion at the human society are
Boston Blackle-3 yr. old male
chow/lab mix. All shots and
neutered so he is FREE. Shy.
(Pictured). Golden Retriever mixed
puppies. both females. 5 months
old. Sarah-small gold colored
lab/chow mix. Dan-year, old
Black Lab (beautiful)..
Sweetie-female shepherd mix
puppy. Four Chocolate Labs-1
male, 3 females. different ages.
Tracker-shepherd mix female,
spayed, shots. FREE. Small Red
Female, shaggy.
Small red female dog. spayed.
shots, ,FREE. Terriers-2 black
pups (Male & female). Terriers-3
pups 1 golden, 2 black/whites.
Judson-is a small male feisty.
Sport-year old brindle male,
neutered, FREE. One cream col-
ored grown male cat. Four tiny
kittens, 3 black, 1 white/orange
(7 wks. old).
For more information, you
may contact the St. Joseph Bay
Humane Society at 227-1103 or
visit the web site at www.capesan-
blasIl.com/sjbh s.


Highland View Baptist Church
"A'Fellowship of God's Children Shaming Jesus, JESUS CARES, We Care."
382 Ling Street Port St. Joe, FL 32456 850.227.1306
E-mail: hvbaptist@aol.com Web Site: www.forministry.com/32456hvbc
"If you need a ride to church cal the church office and we'll pick you up."
Sunday School ................ 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Bible Study/Prayer Meeting .... 7 p.m.
Sunday Morning Worship .... 10:45 a.m. Wednesday Youth/Children Activities ... 7 p.m.
Discipleship Training ............ 6 p.m. Wednesday Choir Practice .............. ..... 8 p.m.
Sunday Evening Service ........... 7 p.m. PASTOR RE',. IiI-INNIE R.,', B.AILE'


S7- Por f \ C.tor\'

SFisf Cktch of e Nazacerve.

2420 Long Avenue Pot St. Je5 Flo-rlca 3246
(850) 229-9596
Sunday School ....... ......... ... 10 a.m. C('ve oic- tle Lord Tle f lqlo.y
Sunday Morning Worship ............. 11 a.m. Je -s nI ," e, .1..orslxip tle
Sunday Evening Worship ............... 6 p.m. Lod n the beaty of l ess.
Wednesday Evening Service .............. 7 pm. P. -cln l '292


EVEYOE.WLCME


CHURCH OF CHRIST
MEETS


Sigiging
9 a.m. Sunday


Worship:
9:30 a.m. Sunday


Call 229-8310
WRITE FOR FREE EIGHT LESSON BIBLE STUDY
P. O0. Box 758. Port St. Joe, FL 32457
Corner of 20th Street & Marvin Avenue .


Zion Fair Missionary Baptist Church
//M i 280 Avenue C, Port St. Joe, Fl 32456
-? (850) 227-1361
Sunday School .......... 9:45 a.m. Morning.Worship .... 11:00 a.m.
Evening Worship 2nd & 4th Sundays .................. 6:00 p.m.
Prayer Mtg. & Bible Study Thursdays ................ ......... 7:00 p.m.
Come and share with us in our "Walk In The Newness of Life"
Rev. Marty G. Brown, Pastor


CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP N
INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH
500 15th Street, Mexico Beach, Florida 2z+lO1
Suncaya school ...... 9,00 a.m. cst Morning Service 10ooo a.m. cat
Sunday Evening Service ......... OO p.m. cst
wednesday service ............. 6:00 p.m. cst
Bible Studl and Prarer Meeting
Pastor, edward Cutchin church Ph. 6+8-897Z1 Home Ph. 639-877


Started 13 years ago by early
founders, St. George Island
United Methodist Church will
hold its annual Labor Day
fundraiser, a Fish Fry and Bake
Sale, Saturday, September 1 from
11 a.m. until 3 p.m..
For a $5 donation you will be
served or can take out a fantastic
fried fish platter at the church fel-
lowship hall, located at 201 E.
Gulf Beach Drive on St. George
Island.
The church's famous bake
sale will begin at 8 a.m. and con-


tinue throughout the day. The
annual yard sale will be held later
in the Fall.
Proceeds from the annual.
fundraiser support. the church
building fund. Thanks to earlier
Labor Day fundraisers, this year a,
new parsonage was erected on St.;
George Island where new pastor
Jim Trainer and his family oGUr-
rently reside.
To volunteer, donate bake
goods, or obtain more informa-'
tiori, please call Fundraiser chair-
man ,Frank iLatham af
850/927-2981.


The family of New Bethel
Baptist Church will celebrate our
Pastor's anniversary September 2
at 11 a.m. Our speaker for the
hour is Elder Darlyn McGee of
Panam City. Come and be
blessed.
We will render two nights of
special services on August 30 and
31., 7:30 p.m. Thursday will be
Rev. Carl Bailey and congregation
of the Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist
Church of Apalachicola, and the
New Bethel Bapust Youth and
Young Adult Choir.
Friday will be Elder Charles
Gather and congregation of,
Victory Temple.

t orhp tth
Chrc o Yu r
Chic tisSu da


Good-Bye Rev. Odum
Many years ago, a man of small
stature came to town.
He may have been small, but he
really got around.
A good-hearted man, who never
wore a frown.
Folks at Long Ave. Baptist wouldn't
let him leave town.
A fnend to many, loved by all.
A man of God, who answered the
Scall.
He helped solve problems for many
folks around.
He was one of the best men to ever
hit this town.
Rev.' J.C. Odum served God well;,
His preaching saved many from the
fires of hell.
His body was ured, he needed the
rest.
God only takes the very best.
Good-bye Brother Odum, t'was a
job well done.
You fought a good fight, and the
victory vori.
B. dilly Johnson.


Family Life Church
"Touching Lives with the Love of Jesus"


1inrd join us in worship. .

10:30 Sunday .Morning
7:00 Wednesday Evening


SH., 'Y- ",1
Apalachicola ... E A 3 W ... Panamd City
Hwy.
71 Reid Ave. .


Pastors Andrew & Cathy Rutherford Family
Rhema Bible Training Center graduates yN,
Sisit our website at: familylifechurch.net wewoakitka
323 Reid Avenue Port St. Joe 229-LIFE (5433)


BEACH BAPTIST CHAPEL
311 Columbus St. St. Joe Beach, FL 32456 '-i-
r A LIGHTHOUSE FOR THE LORD

MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 AMET EVENING WORSHIP 6:00 PM ET
Sunday School 9,45 am Wednesday Night at 6:00 p.m. Youth-.
Group Meeting, Bible Study & Prayer Nleeung, Choir Practice 7:00 pm:
`0 taste and see that the Lord is good: blessed is the ian that trusteth in Htm4.
Please accept this invitation to join us in i'orfhip God bless you!
Pastor David Nichols *' Church.647-5026 Home 769-87253;
-- F, iiit'rmic,rn., ,nccrring our bus mini.trr pleaic call o4'-15026 -


First Pentecostal Holiness Church
2001 Garrison Avenue Port St. Joe
Pastor, Bro. Marcus H. Sturdivaint Church Office 227-1493
Sunday School ......... 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Morning Worship . . 11:00 a.m.
Sunday Evening Service . . .. 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday .. . ........ 7:00 p.m.
We Invite You to Come
Experience the Power of Pentecost With Us



i First United Methodist Church.
111 North 22nd Street Mexico Beach, FL 32410
Sunday Worship Services:
Traditional .......................... ... 9:00 a.m ., CT
Contemporary ............................ 11:15 a.m., CT

MINISTERING TO THE BEACHES HAND-IN-HAND1
NURSERY PROVIDED 0
Rev. Ted Lovelace, Pastor .............. .. Church/Office: 648-8830i


TO KNOW CHRIST AND TO MAKE HIM KNOWN

++ ++ ST. JAMES'
1+*+ EPISCOPAL CHURCH,

800 22nd STREET, PORT ST. JOE.
7:30 and 11:00 a.m. (EST) 4J
Sunday School 9:45 0
Child Care Provided for at 11:00


God'

love

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Discover God's Love! .
Everyone welcome U

Long Avenue ,
BAPTIST CHURCH / "
1601 Long Avenue, Port St. Joe 229-8691
Worship Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Bible Study Sundays at 9:45 a.m. and 6 p.m. (for all ages)
Wednesday Children & Youth Missions at 7 p.m.
Prayer and Bible Study at 7 p.m.
Adult Praise Choir at 8 p.m.
REV. JOHN ADKINS, PASTOR


New Bethel Celebrates Pastor's
Anniversary Septmber 2, 2001


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dance. The youngest class repre-
sented was the 2001 class.
One member of the class of
4 1931, Venice Parrott Bates (of
Panama City) had sent a note of
regrets, saying she would be
unable to attend.
As class members entered the
building they came face to face
S with the, words of the school's
Alm~a Mater ...
"Hail, Alma Mater
To Thee We Sing Our Praise,
Thru the Halls of Learning
S: We March Ever On.
Mysteries of Life Unfold,
Veiled in Lustrous Film of Gold:
Revealing. Paths of Truth and Love.
Bands from yesteryear had
another moment in the sun also.
There was theta Cypress Creek
Band which has roots back to the
60's when lead singer arid gui-
tarist Eddie Frank McFarland
(1967) lead a group called the
Epics. Then, George Boyer and
Cletus Heaps took stage.
. The final band for the evening
was kind of a conglomerate of the
S13th Hour Glass. Checkmates,
and Summer Stock. Chick
S Mathis, Chris King, Larry Parker,
: Clark Downs, Robin Downs, Rex
Buzzett and Jerry "Chops"
Branch took stage as the final for
the evening.
:; Many in this group had not
picked, p their instrumefits in a
number 'of- years, ahahad,- pldr--
S chased or borrowed for the night's
gig. Based upon the sounds they
played. many hours had been


spent rediscovering those talents
used 30-plus years ago.
The First United Methodist
Church men's group and Mary
Lou Cumbie shared their talents
with those in attendance early in
the evening.
One of the sayings that was
popular back in the 60's was
"cool." It was not "cool" Saturday
evening in the Centennial
Building. When somewhere
between 1,000 and 1,300 people
got inside, it was downright hot
in the building.
But, most everyone remem-
bered that was the way it used to
be. Unlike those high school years
past. those attending were
allowed to slip out the side doors
and cool down. People surround-
ed the old building both inside
and out as they meandered from
one group to the next greeting
each other.
The\ good news is the
Centennial Building renovation
program will get underway in just
a few weeks. One of the 'items
nght at the top of the list of things.
to be done is to air condition the
building. So, the next reunion will
likely be much cooler.
Well over 1,000 drinks were
consumed along with many gal-
lons of cold water. Chef Robin
Downs .and crew outdid them-
selves with the chicken and pork
loin. There was also approximate-
ly 100 pounds of shrimp con-
sumed during the evening.
Plans for "Classless Reunion


THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 2001 PAGE 9A


Eagle-Killing Cousins Sentenced


pmmpmlar' t S -tur-ay nigat.
popular spot Saturday night.


from page 1


II" have not been announced yet-
but based upon the reviews from
this first event, you don't want to
miss it.

Lions Club Lists

September Line Up
The Port St., Joe Lions Club
will conduct its business meeting
and Joyce Watters will present the
United Way Campaign on
September 5. Port St. Joe High
School football coach John
Palmer will be featured at the
September 12 meeting; with
Chamber. of Commerce Executive
Director Sandra Chafin scheduled
for September 19.

Social Security Rep
Because of the Labor Day hol-
iday on September 3, the Social
Security representative will be a
the Port St. Joe Senior Center on
Tuesday, September 4 from 10
a.m. until noon.

F&AM Lodge
Supper
Port St. Joe Lodge #111
F.&A.M. invites friends and neigh-
bors to attend a covered dish sup-
per at 7 p.m. EST on Thursday,
"-Angust.30 at the Lodge located-at-'
J14 Reid Ave., in Port St. Joe.- <
If you have any questions,
please call the Secretary at 648-
5440. *


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Toby Lee Dalton, 21 of
Eastpoint, and Willie Pelt; 19 of
Port St. Joe were convicted and
sentenced in U.S. District Court
in Tallahassee for the shooting
and killing of an adult male bald
eagle. The men killed the eagle
with a .22 magnum rifle in
Eastpoint last year. on October 15.
The sentencing completes a year-
long joint investigation by special
agents of the United States Fish
and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and
Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission
(FWCC) officers.
The U.S. Attorney for the
Northern Distnct of Florida
charged both subjects with violat-
ing the U.S. Bald and Golden
Eagle Protection Act (EPA), 16
USC 668(a). Both men pled guilty
in U.S. District Court on April 25.
Under the EPA the men could
have received a maximum penalty
of one year in federal prison, and
up to a $100,000 fine. The bald
eagle, is listed as a threatened
species under the Endangered
Species Act.
U.S. District Court Judge
Hinkle sentenced Dalton to nine
months in federal prison. Pelt was
sentenced to 18 months proba-
tion, 50 hburs of community ser-
vice at the St. Vincent National
Wildlife Refuge, and forfeiture of
the .22 magnum rifle used to kill
the eagle.
Dalton had initially reported
the dead bald eagle to the FWS as-
a good samaritan. Further investi-
gation by special agents of the
FWS Division of Law Enforcement
noted inconsistencies in his story,'
making Dalton the pnme suspect,
The Florida Department of Law
Enforcement (FDLE) Crime Scene
Unit conducted an examination of
the- ,area where the eagle was
found and recovered a .22 mag-
num rifle cartridge, which later
proved to have been the killing
shot.
After executing a federal
search warrant on Dalton's home.
conducting numerous interviews.
following difficult leads and acting
on information provided by a con-
cerned .public, USFWS agents
recovered the nile used to kill the
,eagle from Dalton's first cousin.
Willie Pelt. Ballistic tests con-
ducted by the USFWVS National
Forensics Laboratory, and the
FDLE Crime Laboratory proved
the cartridge recovered at the
crime scene and bullet fragments.
recovered from the eagle.atehd
Pelts rifle. j .- -- "I--.-
-, Faced with the evidence,'Pelt
confessed to participating in the
crime. stating that Dalton shot
the eagle out of a pine tree, "to
test the sights on the new rifle."
Pelt admitted to administering the
coupe de gras to the eagle with a
point-blank bullet to the breast
after Dalton's first shot knocked it
from a pine tree breaking the
bird's wing. After learning of Pelt's
confession, Dalton adrrumitted his
involvement in the eagle's death.
Sam Hamilton, Regional
Director for the USFWS
Southeastern Region, stated: "The
Service is committed to protecting
and conserving our nation's fish
and wildlife resources and will do
everything within its power to
apprehend those who cnrrumnally'
exploit our precious natural her-
itage. My-thanks to the office of
the U.S. Attorney for the Northern
Distinct of Florida, the Florida
Department of Law Enforcement.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission, and to
the special agents of the Service's
Division of Law Enforcement for
bringing to jusuce those who wan-
tonly killed a living symbol of
America's freedom."
The bald eagle was brought
back from the brink of extinction
through efforts to ban the use of
the pesticide DDT, which was
damaging the eagle's eggs, and
through the protection afforded
by the Endangered Species Act.
The USFWS is the principal
federal agency responsible for
conserving, protecting and
enhancing fish, wildlife and plants


and their habitats for the continu-
ing benefit of the American peo-
ple. The service manages the
94-million-acre National Wildlife
Refuge System which encom-
passes more than 535 national
wildlife refuges, thousands of
smallwetlands and other special
management areas. It also oper-
ates 70 national fish hatcheries,
64 fishery resource offices and 78
ecological services- field stations.
The agency enforces,; federal
wildlife laws, administers the
Endangered Species Act, manages
migratory bird populations.
restores nationally significant
fisheries, conserves and restores
wildlife habitats such as wet-
lands, and helps foreign govern-
ments : with their conservation
efforts.' It also oversees the
Federal: Aidi program that distrib-
utes hundreds of'millions of dol-
lars in excise taxes on fishing and
hunting equipment to state fish
and vikldlife agencies.

Cmdr. Re


NJROT4


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Commander Jim Reed
Port St. Joe High School has:
selected its new. senior naval sci-:
ence instructor..
Commander Jim Reed. a
native of O'Donnell, Texas
received 'an Associates Degree in
Business Administration from
New, Mexico Military Institute
(N-lMMI). Roswell. New Mexico in
1970. Following completion he
enlisted in the United States
Navy, completing Radarman
.Class "A" school, and transferring
to the USS Shasta (AE-33). 1
Following a two-year tour, he
reenliled and attended Air
Traffic Controlman Class "A"
school. Upon graduation.
Commander Reed transferred to
Naval Air. Station, Kingsville.
Texas to, perform Air Traffic
Control duties at this Master Jet
Training Base. During this period
of time, Commander Reed contin-
ued to seek off duty education
and pursue his goal of someday
becoming:a Naval Aviator.
rn 1980,'Commander Reed
received a Bachelor of Science
Degree in -Aeronautics from
Embry Riddle Aeronautical
University and, shortly after.
applied for Aviation Officer
Candidate School (AOCS).
Following completion in July
1980 he was commissioned a.
United States' Naval Officer in
March 1981. After completing a
period of flight training
Commander Reed was designated
in March 1981.
Commander Reed:s first oper-,
ational assignment was with Fleet
Air Reconnaissance Squadron
ONE (VQ-1), NAS Agana; Guam.
Dunng this assignment hesquali-
fled as an EA-3B (Sky. warrior)
Electronic Warfare Mission
Commander and deployed aboard
USS Carl Vinson, USS Enterprise,
USS Midway, USS Constellation,
and USS Kitty Hawk' during
Pacific and Persian Gulf
Operations in support of
Commander, U.S. Seventh Fleet.
In 1985, Commander Reed
reported to the Naval Strike
Warfare ; Center (NSWC), NAS
Fallon, Nevada where he served
as the Reconnaissance tactics
officer, Tactical Aircrew Combat


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For more information about
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Reward Offered in

Bald Eagle Shooting
United States Fish and
Wildlife Service special agents and
Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission officers
are investigating the shooting of
an adult bald eagle near the Iola
Rd. in the old G.U. Parker
Management Area. The eagle is
believed to have been shot from
August 18-21.
A reward of $1,000 for valid
information leading to the arrest
and conviction of those responsi-
ble is being offered. Callers may
remain anonymous.
Those with information
should contact USFWS special
agents at 850/769-0552 exten-
sion 243.

ed New.


C Instructor
Training Systems Officer, and the
Electronic Warfare Range
Coordinator. While assigned at
NSWC he achieved qualifications
in the TA-7 Corsair and A-6
Intruder.
In 1987, he was assigned to
Naval Air Station. Cubi Point,
Philippines in a joint Air
Force/Nav, position. Commander
Reed functioned as the Navy
Tactical Aircrew Combat Training
System Project Officer at the Air
.i, Force Electronic Warfare Range
and as- the Assistant Air
Operations Officer for the Navy
facility.


In October 1989 Commander
Reed was selected as Officer-In-
Charge of the precommissioning
Sunit for a new Fleet
Reconnaissance Squadron, VQ-5,
flying a new aircraft, the ES-3A
Viking. Ohce the unit was com-
missioned and fully operational.
he became the Maintenance
Officer. In October 1993 he trans-
ferred .. to the Naval Aviation
Schools Command (NASC),
Pensacola, Florida, where he
served as the Director of the
Aviation Survival Department.
In October 1995. Commander
Reed 'reported. to the Fleet
Information Warfare Center as the
Operations Offie-er. In October
1996 Commander Reed retired
from the active forces. '"
His personal and unit awards
include: The Navy Commendation
Medal with gold star. Navy
Achievement Medal, Two Navy
Unit Commendations, Two
Meritorious Unit commendations,
numerous Sea Service and
Campaign awards.
Commander Reed is married
to the former Ms. Marie Ann Orbe
of the Philippines.

NJROTC-'

"HCC" Pride

In the NJ ROTC of Port St. Joe
High School, cadets take a special
kind of pride in their unit.
Something we would like to call
"HCC" which means "Honor,
Courage, and- Commitment".
These cadets help our community
out by activities such.as saluting
our flag at the' football games in
honor of those who gave their lives
for their country, community ser-
vice, and honoring our special vet-
erans on Veterans Day in the high
school gym.
By participating in such
events these cadets feel great
pride. They leave with that special
warm, fuzzy feeling in knowing
they have made someone's day
brighter. They also leave with
rewards such as trips to Wakulla
Springs, the Pensacola Naval Air
Show, and much more.
The parents also have a
chance to get involved in the unit
by participating in the Booster
Club meetings, which are held on
Thursday at 7. p.m. They plan
our pizza parties, the ,Military
Ball, and the cookout that is held
at Beacon Hill Park. At the cook-
out we play a game of softball
.where parents play against.their
children. Of course, the kids
always let the parents win, so they
will not feel as though they are
aging too much.
Also, Saturday, August 25,
the Port St. Joe High School host-
ed a class reunion. Attending
were classes from 1932 to 2001.
The cadets took some time out, on
this special occasion, to escort
people from their cars to the door.
Not only did this turn out to be a
great success, but the cadets
helped brighten someone's
evening. Having participated in an
event like that I can honestly say
it was a great experience.
As you can see, the NJROTC
Unit is an excellent program. We
encourage students to join and
participate. Until next time this is
Cadet Ensign Lisa Floyd, PSJHS
NJROTC Public Information
Officer saying: Semper Fil


iThe Coke and watering hole was a very


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PULC NTIE


NOTICE TO RECEIVE SEALED BIDS
BID NO. 0001-44
The Gulf County Board of County Commissioners
will receive sealed bids from any person, company or
corporation Interested in providing the following
goods/service:
One (1) Passenger Type Van (2000 or Newer)
Should accommodate 12-15 passengers
Should be rated for passenger use
Specifications can be obtained from the Office of the
Clerk of Circuit Court. 1000 Cecil G. Costin. Sr.
Blvd., Room 148. Port St. Joe, FL 32456, (850) 229-
6113.
Bid price to Include delivery, and the delivery date
must be specified. Liquidated damages of $50.00 per
day will be assessed for each day goods remain
undelivered.
Questions should be directed to Gulf County Road
Department Superintendent Bobby Knee at (850)
639-2238.
Please Indicate on the envelope that this is a
SEALED BID and Include the BID NUMBER.
Bids will be received until Monday,
September 10, 2001 at 5:00 p. m., E.D.T., at
the Office of the Clerk of Circuit Court, 1000
Cecil G. Costin, Sr. Blvd., Room 148, Port St.
Joe, FL 32456.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA ,
By: /s/ Nathan Peters. Jr., Chairman
Attest: /s/ Douglas C. Birmingham, Clerk
2tc. August 23 and 30. 2001.

NOTICE TO RECEIVE SEALED BIDS
BID NO. 0001-45
The Gulf County Board of County Commissioners
will receive sealed bids from any person, company or
corporation Interested In providing the following
goods/service:
One (1) New 10-foot Fle Wing Rotary .
Mower, with Right Wing
Specifications can be obtained from the Office of the
Clerk of Circuit Court. 1000 Cecil G. Costin, Sr.
Blvd.. Room 148, Port St. Joe, FL 32456. (850)229-
6113.1
Bid price to Include delivery, and the delivery date
must be specified. Liquidated damages of $50.00 per
day will be assessed for each day goods remain
undelivered.
Questions should be directed to Gulf County Road
Department Superintendent Bobby Knee at (850)
639-2238.
Please Indicate on the envelope that this Is a
SEALED BID and Include the BID NUMBER.
Bids will be received until, Monday,
September 10, 2001 at 5:00 p. m., E.D.T., at
the Office of the Clerk of Circuit Court, 1000
Cecil G. Costin, Sr. Blvd., Room 148, Port St.
Joe, FL 32456.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
By: /s/ Nathan Peters, Jr., Chairman
Attest: /s/ Douglas C. Birmingham. Clerk
2tc. August 23 and 30. 2001.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
CONCERNING BONDS TO FINANCE SINGLE
FAMILY MORTGAGE PROGRAM
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS of
GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA will conduct a public
hearing on the proposed issuance by the Bay
County Housing Finance Authority individually (the
"Bay Authority"), or jointly with another Florida
Housing Finance Authority, or solely by another
Florida Housing Finance Authority of single family
mortgage revenue bonds in an aggregate principal
amount not exceeding $50;000.000 to be held on
Monday. September 10. 2001 at 5:15 p.m., E.T. or
as soon thereafter as such matter may be heard at
their meeting room in the Robert M. Moore
Administration Building at the Gulf County
Courthouse Complex In Port St. Joe. Florida.
Proceeds of such bond issue will be used to
finance the purchase of single family residences to
be occupied primarily by first-time home buyers of
moderate, middle or lesser. Income U.thn Cull
County or various other counties in the State of
Florida.
All intereite.a partes are Invited to present
th,.ir comments at the ir.me and place set forth
Persons are adi-ied tnat if they decide to
appeal .nr, decisions made at this hearing, they will
need a record of the pra~eedmgs and for such pur-
po.e-. the.y may need to ensure that a verbatim
re.'ord ci tie proceedings Is made,-which record
includes the testimony and evidence upon which the
appeal is to be based. The needs of hearing or visu-
ally impaired persons shall be met If the Authority
sponsoring the meeting is contacted at least 48
hours prior to the public hearing and special meet-
Ing by any person wishing assistance.
The BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
of GULF COUNTY will also hold a meeting on
September 10. 2001 at the above location Immedi-
ately following the Public Hearing to discuss such
matters as the Authority deems appropriate.
For further Information, contact Nevin
Zimmerman. County Attorney for the Bay Authority.
221 McKenzle Avenue. Panama City, Florida 32401.
Telephone Number (850) 769-1414.
NATHAN PETERS, JR.
CHAIRMAN, GULF COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
2tc. August 23 and 30, 2001.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The City of Wewahitchka Board of Commissioners
will hold a PUBLIC HEARING AND FINAL READ-
ING OF ORDINANCE on Monday. September l0.
2001 at 6:45 PM CT to consider adoption of an ordi-
nance with the following title:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
WEWAHITCHKA PROVIDING FOR THE
LEVY OF A TAX ON THE PURCHASE OF
NATURAL GAS IN THE CITY OF
WEWAHITCHKA. PROVIDING FOR THE
COLLECTION OF THE TAXES AND THE
DISPOSITION OF THE MONEYS COL-
LECTED THEREFORE; REQUIRING
THE SELLERS OF NATURAL GAS TO
KEEP RECORDS FOR INSPECTION BY


THE CITY OF WEWAHITCHKA OR ITS
DULY AUTHORIZED AGENTS; AND
PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE
VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
The Ordinance in its entirety may be Inspected at
the Office of the City Clerk during regular business
hours. 7:00 am 4:00 pm CT. Mon.-Fri. All Interest-
ed parties may appear at the meeting to be heard
with respect to this proposed Ordinance.
Jerri Linton
City Clerk
2tc., August 23 and 30, 2001.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The City of Wewahitchka, Board of Commlssioners
will hold a PUBLIC HEARING AND FINAL READ-
ING OF ORDINANCE on Monday, September 10,
2001 at 7:00 PM CT to consider adoption of an ordi-
nance with the following title:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
WEWAHITCHKA, FLORIDA, RELATING
TO OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS
PROVISIONS; PROVIDING FINDINGS
OF FACT: PROVIDING FOR THE REGU-
LATION OF SMOKING AT CERTAIN
CITY OWNED PROPERTY DURING
YOUTH ORIENTED EVENTS: PROVID-
ING FOR DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING
FOR PENALTIES; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
The Ordinance in Its entirety may be Inspected at
the Office of the City Clerk during regular business
hours. 7:00 am 4:00 pm CT. Mon.-Fri. All Interest-
ed parties may appear at the meeting to be heard
with respect to this proposed Ordinance.
Jerril Lnton
City Clerk
2tc. August 23 and 30, 2001.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
VANDERBILT MORTGAGE
AND FINANCE, INC:,
Plaintiff. CASE NO. 01-78 CA
vs.
DEBORAH A. MARTIN and
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
DEBORAH A. MARTIN,
Defendantss.
NOTICE OF SALE'
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to the
Order of Summary Judgment of Foreclosure in this
cause. In the Circuit Court of Gulf County, Florida,
I will sell the property situated In Gulf County,
Florida described as:
Commence at the Southeast corner of. Lot
59. Block "K", Alderson's Addition, a subdi-
vision as per map or plat thereof recorded in
Plat Book 1. Page 1, of the Public Records of
Gulf County. Florida, and thence run East
along the Northerly right-of-way boundary
of Henry Avenue 445.00 feet. thence run,.,
North 89. degrees 44 minutes 14 seconds
East along said right-of-way 99.96 feet to
the POINT OF BEGINNING. From said
POINT OF BEGINNING thence run North 00
degrees 26 minutes 57 seconds East 153.1
7 feet to an iron pipe, thence run South 87
degrees 22 minutes 49 seconds East 236.16
feet, thence run South 02 degrees 10 min-
utes 12 seconds West 141.41 feet to the
northerly right-of-way boundary of said
Henry Avenue, thence run South 89 degrees
44 minutes 14 seconds West along said
right-of-way boundary 231.76 feet to the
POINT OF BEGINNING containing 0.79 of
an acre, more or less. Situate, lying and
being in Section 25, Township 4 South,
Range 10 West, Gulf County, Florida.
Also: 1992 Cava Mobile Home I.D.#
ALCA0991270S 12563
at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Front Entrance of the Gulf County Courthouse, Port
St. Joe..Florida, at 11:00 a.m., EST, on September
14.2001.
WITNESS my hand and the Seal of this Court this
14 day of Aug., 2001.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By: /s/ T. Knox
Deputy Clerk
CLAUDE R. WALKER, Esquire
Huey Gullday,& Tucker, P.A.
P. 0. Box 12500
Tillah-,.i e Fl.:.nrd _:3 7- '"11,)
fh I '", 24- 1-'.:'.I
,tlornru, jri F'Pljian I
2tc, August 3' arnd Sepi.rtmterr -0,
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON
ABANDONMENT OF ALLEYWAY/ROADWAY
NOTICE IS -HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of
County, Commissioners at its regular meeting,
September 11. 2001 at 6:05 p.m., E.T. will consider
abandoning any Interest by the County and that of
the public In and to the following described proper-
ty:
Alleyway/Roadway located In Section 30.
Township 6 South, Range 11 West, Block 5,
between parcelID # 3755-OOOR and 3766-
OOOR (Lots 1 and 2),' per the Official Records
In Gulf County. Florida.
This notice of abandonment was Initiated by the
Gulf County Commission, at their regular meeting on
August 14. 2001, regular meeting. Notice of adop-
tion of the resolution abandoning the said alleyway
will be published one time In i nc".'paper of gener-
al circulation in Gulf Count3 Fl.rid ara the proof
of publication of the notice of hearing, the resolution
as adopted, and the proof of publication of adoption
of such resolution will be recorded in the Public
Records of Gulf County, Florida.
Board of County Commissioners
/s/ Nathan Peters, Jr., Chairman
Attest: Douglas C. Birmingham, Clerk
I tc. August 30, 2001.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF GULF COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS
BANK OF PORT ST.. JOE,
Plaintiff, CASE NO: 01-250-CC
vs.
JAMES J. MURNAN
and DONNA F. MURNAN,
Defendants.
/


NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a
Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated
August 22, 2001, and entered In Civil Case No. 01-
250-CA of the Circuit Court in and for Gulf County.
wherein CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK OF
PORT ST. JOE Is Plaintiff and JAMES J. MURNAN
and DONNA F. MURNAN are the Defendants, I will
sell to the highest bidder for cash at the front door
of the Gulf County Courthouse In Port St. Joe.
Florida, at 11:00 a.m., EST, on the 13th day of
September. 2001, the following described property
as set forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to-
wit:
Lot Nine (9) in Block Sixteen (16) of Port St
Joe Beach. Unit No. 1. located In Fractional
Section 5, Township 7 South, Range 11
West, Gulf County. Florida, according to the
official plat thereof on file In the Office of the
Clerk of Circuit Court of Gulf County.
Florida. in Plat Book I at Page 58.
And
Easterly one-half of Lot 11. Block 16 of Port
St. Joe Beach, Unit No. I located in
Fractional Section 5. Township 7 South.
Range 11 West. Gulf County, Florida
according to the official plat thereof on file
in the Office of the Clerk of Circuit Court of
Gulf County. Florida In Plat Book 1 at Page
58.
DATED this 23 day of August, 2001.
DOUGLAS C. BIRMINGHAM
Clerk of Circuit Court
By: /s/ T. Knox
Deputy Clerk
2tc. August 30 and September 6, 2001.
NOTICE TO RECEIVE SEALED BIDS
BID NO. 0001-46
The Gulf County Board of County Commissioners
will receive sealed bids from any person, company or
corporation Interested in providing the following
goods/service:
One (1) Used/Reconditioned Forklift
Specifications can be obtained from the Office of the
Clerkic of Circuit Court, 1000 Cecil G. Costln. Sr.
Blvd., Room 148, Port St. Joe, FL 32456, (850) 229-
6113.
Bid price to include delivery, and the delivery date
must be specified. Liquidated damages of $50.00 per
day will be assessed for each day goods remain
undelivered.
Questions should be directed to Gulf County Road
Department Superintendent Bobby Knee at (850)
639-2238.
Please indicate on the envelope that this is a
SEALED BID and include the BID NUMBER.
Bids will be received until Monday,
September 10, 2001 at 5:00 p. m., E.D.T., at
the Office of the Clerk of Circuit Court, 1000
Cecil G. Costin, Sr. Blvd., Room 148, Port St.
Joe, FL 32456.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
By: /s/ Nathan Peters, Jr., Chairman
Attest: /s/ Douglas C. Birmingham. Clerk
2tc. August 30 and September 6, 2001.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Gulf County
Board of County Commissioners will hold a public
hearing to consider adoption of an ordinance with
the following title:
AN ORDINANCE OF GULF COUNTY. FLORI-
DA. CREATING ;REGULATIONS FOR THE
PROTECTION OF SEA TURTLES AND
OTHER ENUMERATED SPECIES WITHIN
CERTAIN BEACHES OF GULF COUNTY;
PROVIDING FOR THE PURPOSE AND
INTENT OF SUCH ORDINANCE; PROVID-
ING FOR DEFINITIONS. PROHIBITED
ACTIVITIES, LIGHTING STANDARDS FOR
NEW CONSTRUCTION. LIGHTING STAN-
DARDS FOR EXISTING LIGHTING, PRO-
VIDING,FOR PUBLIC AWARENESS. PRO-
VIDING FOR ENFORCEMENT AND PENAL- r
TIES. PROVIDING -AN INTERPRETATION,
PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE
AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Complete Ordinance on file In the i
Clerk's Office*
The public hearing will be held on September 11.
2001 at 6:05 p.m. est In the County Commissioner's
meeting room in the Robert M. Moore
Administration Building, Gulf County Courthouse
Complex. In Port St. Joe, Florida.
B,'.P.s ":F i:'L[NT. C)r.l.Il 5 I'_,'IJEPS
GIC-LF ,'uL i, FLF.LI.\
BY: r.Hi.A FEiEFS JP CHAIRMAN
2tc,. August30 anrd Sptemcer 6 ,200'1
NOTICE TO RECEIVE SEALED BIDS
.I | BID NO. 0001-43
4i. f" CLunry Bo rd f" Co.unp, Con.mi-nE -iner.
'ill r:.eive .eald Od i ,-fromar,> peron cr,mpn1- .,.r'
:.:.rporri:n inr, te a I pr-.. ding the f.oll.w'ng
g...da ser. I,.e
One (1) New Holland TSIO0 4-Wheel
Drive Tractor or equivalent
16 X 16 Transmission oF equivalent
Cab with Ali Conditioner
Top Beacon Light
Back-up Alarm
Minimum 540 P.T.O.
Bid price to include delivery, and the delivery, date
must be specified. Liquidated damages of $50.00 per
day will be assessed for each day goods remain
undelivered. '
Questions should be directed to Gulf County Road-
Department Superintendent Bobby Knee at 18501
639-2238.
Please Indicate on the envelope that this is a
SEALED BID and Include the BID NUMBER.
Bids will be received until, Monday.
September 10, 2001 at 5:00 p. m., E D T, at
the Office of the Clerk of Circuit Court, 1000'
Cecil G. Costin, Sr. Blvrd., Room 148, Port St.
Joe, FL 32456.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
By: /s/ Nathan Peters. Jr., Chairman
Attest: /s/ Douglas C. Birmingham, Clerk
2tc, August 23 and 30, 2001.
NOTICE TO RECEIVE SEALED BIDS
BID NO. 0001-47
The Gulf County Board of County Commissioners
will receive RFP'S from any person, company or cor-
poration Interested In providing the f.llAiing
Sgoods/service: '
Contract meter reading for the Gulf
County Water System ,.I.
Proposals should be made based upon a
per meter rate.
Bid price to include delivery, and the delivery date
must be specified. Liquidated damages of $25.00 per
day will be assessed for each day goods remain
undelivered.
Specifications may be obtained from the Gulf
County Clerks Office at 1000 Cecil G. Costin, Sr.
Blvd., Room 148. Port St. Joe. FL 32456. Phone
(850) 229-6113 / (850) 229-6174 (Fax).
Please indicate on the envelope that this is a
SEALED RFP and Include the RFP NUMBER.
RFP's will be received until Friday, September 14,
2001 at 5:00 p.m., E.D.T., at the Office of the
Clerk of Court, 1000 Cecil G. Costin. Sr. Blvd..
Room 148, Port St. Joe. Florida 32456.
The Board r-_er e.- the right to reject any'and all
bids.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
By: /s/ Nathan Peters. Jr., Chairman
Attest: /s/ Douglas C. Birmingham. Clerk
2tc. August 30 and September 6, 2001.


Gulf County Schools Readi ess


Coalition Meetings Set for Sept.


Four committee meetings are
scheduled in September for the
Gulf County Readiness Coalition.
Administrative Services and
Planning Committee will meet
September 7 at 10 a.m. ET, in the
Wewahitchka Courthouse.
Plan Revision Committee will
meet September 11 at 10 a.m. ET,
at the Gulf District Schools OIS
building in Port St. Joe.
The Coalition as a whole will
meet September 11 at 2 p.m. ET,
at the Gulf County School Board
OIS building in Port St. Joe. On
the agenda are: financial report;
provider reports (Pre-K, Head


DRA Meeting

The Downtown Redevelop-
ment Agency will hold its monthly
meeting on Tuesday, September
11th, at 6:15 p.m., ET. The meet-
ing will be held at Preble-Rish,
Inc., located at 401 Reid Avenue
in Port St. Joe. All members are
urged to attend.

Manatee

Sightings
Tammy Summers
Aquatic Preserve Manager
The St. Joseph Bay Aquatic
Preserve manager performed an
aerial survey over St. Joseph Bay,
Indian Lagoon, Lake Wimico, Port
St. Joe Canal, Jackson River, and
the Apalachicola River on July
30th. A mating herd of 14 mana-
tees was observed cavorting in
Lake Wirruco just outside of Depot
Creek.
One of these animals had a
fresh foot-long prop scar on its
back (the first scarred manatee
the AP manager had seen in four
years of surveys in the panhan-
dle).. As a result, the St. Joseph
Bay Aquatic Preserve personnel
have placed "Caution Manatee"
signs in Lake Wimico on the chan-
nel markers. (These signs are
purely warning signs, there are no
speed zone regulations).
"An aerial survey has been
performed once a month since
May and the next aerial -survey
will be the last,week in August.
Several manatees have been
sighted on these surveys but the
mating herd of 14 was the most
; we've seen. at any one time." said
Tammy Summers, Aquatic
Preserve Mlanager.
Manatees are only seen in the
panhandle during 'the summer
months of May through October.
They migrate to this area because
of abundant food sources and
return south 'when' the waters
begin to cool. They can be found
in fresh or salt water in shallow
coastal waters, rivers, canals, and
springs throughout Florida.
We ask that recreational
boaters keep a look out for mana-
tee snouts and backs breaking the
water when they surface to
breathe.
Another sure sign of the pres-
ence of manatee are large, circular
swirls in the water which are cre-
ated by their tails when they
swim. Please slow your boat to an
idle when you see these signs of
manatees: they are slow ,swim-
mers and can not get out of the
way of a fast motor boat or jet ski.
Our panhandle manatees
look different from their scarred
south Florida cousins; let's keep
them scar-free!


Start & Subsidized Child Care);
Committee reports; partnership
board report; fiscal agenda con-
tract and strategic planning dis-
cussion.
A Five-year Strategic Planning
workshop is set for September 25


at 11 a.m. ET, at the Wewahitcha
Courthouse.
For additional information,
regarding any meeting or agenda,
contact Vicky Patterson at Early.
Childhood Services, Inc., 872-
7550, extension 2223.


Hot Wheels Car Club Show


The 11lth Annual Open Car,
Truck and Motorcycle Show spon-
sored by the Hot Wheels Car Club
will be Saturday, September 8.
The entries will be shown
around the Oaks by the Bay Park
at the end of Beck Ave. in historic
St. Andrews.
Thirty-five classes are avail-
able including antiques, modi-
fieds, streetrods, Corvettes,
T-Birds, Mustangs, Camaros and


Firebirds, customs, truck,'
Mopars, muscle cargo, motorcycles
and more.
Pre-registration is $20.
through September 7, and $25
the day of the show.
For more information onen-
tries or vendors contact Chuck or,
Wanda Haney at 850/784-1738 ,


Say Sa It In he Sar!
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during the week of

September 10-15, 2001


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For you and your pet's protection, your pet needs a Rabies Vaccine once a year.

We will also have 'other discounted specials available to help your pet
get a new start for a healthy and happy life.

Rabies Vaccine: $8.00 each Dog/Cat Bath: $8.00
Parasite Exam: $8.00 each Heartworm Test: $18.00
The patient and any other person responsible for payment has a right to refuse to pay, cancel payment, or be reimbursed
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offering to anyone 55 and older a
free hearing test. If you have been !'
exposed to loud factory noise, it'


People seem to mumble or you,
ask people to repeat what they'
have said, come see us at:



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Board Certified Hearing Aid Specialist

GULF CO. SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER

120 Library Drive, Port St. Joe

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2001:I
9:00 A.M. 12:00 NOON
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JOB NOTICE
The Gulf County Board of County Commissioners will be accept-
ing applications until Friday, September 14, 2001, 5:00 p.m.,
E.T., for the .following position: Human Resource/Risk
Management Director. Applications are available at the Gulf
County Commission Office, 1000 Cecil G. Costin Sr. Blvd., Room
302, Port St. Joe, Florida 32456, 850-229-6106, Monday through
Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., E.T. All applicants must have a valid.
Florida's Drivers License, high school diploma or equivalent and be
18.years old. Gulf County enforces a Drug-Free Workplace Policy.
and is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. /s/
Nathan Peters, Jr., Chairman. Attest: /s/ Douglas C. Birmingham,
Clerk. 2tc8/30


PUBLIC NOTICE



Effective Tuesday, September 4, 2001,


the Gulf County Planning/Building


Department and Water Department


hours of operation will be 9:00 a.m.,


E.T. 5:00 p.m., E.T.


Nathan Peters, Jr.


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THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 2001 PAGE 1A



Gators Blow Out Sneads 61-20 In Preseason Classic


The Wewahitchka Gators
kicked off the 2001 grid-iron
action Friday night with a 62-20
blow-out over Sneads in their
preseason classic.
The Gators' high-powered
offense dominated the Pirates'
defense with 465 total yards.
"Our wing backs, Myron Vann
and Chris Gainer, played
extremely well," said head coach
Grant Grantham.
The Gators took the opening
kick-off and drove the length of
the field to take an early 7-0 lead.
Quarterback Brandon Jones
capped off the drive when he
hooked up with Byron Jones for a
30 yard score. Matt Kramer added
the extra point.
Sneads bounced back on
their first offensive play from
scrimmage, with an 80 yard


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touchdown pass to pull within
one point, 7-6.
But it was all Wewahitchka
from there on, as they scored
seven unanswered touchdowns.
Chris Gainer scored on a 17 yard


score to give the Gators a 34-6
lead.
Harold Williams' 12 yard
score gave Wewahitchka a 41-6
lead.
Myron Vann then extended


The Gator defensive unit sticks a Pirate runner for a loss dur-
ing Friday's Kick-Off Classic.


pass from Jones to give the
Gators a 14-6 lead.
Ryan Baker then put
Wewahitchka up 20-6 with a 30
yard touchdown run. The point,
after touchdown by Kramer was
unsuccessful. .
The Gators extended their
lead to 27-6 when Jones threw'a
seven yard touchdown pass to.
Demck Williams.
Jones then threw his fourth
touchdown pass of the night, this
time to Myron Vann for a 47 yard.


the lead to .48-6 with a 60 yard
punt return for a touchdown.
Chris Gainers second
touchdown of the night, a 42 yard
run, gave the Gators a 54-6 lead.
Sneads narrowed Wewa-,
hitchka's lead to 54-14 when they
returned the ensuing kick-off 75
yards for a touchdown, then
added the two-point conversion.
The Pirates followed with a
seven yard touchdown run to
make the score 54-20.
Harold Williams scored the


Gators' final touchdown of the
night on a three yard run.
Chris Gainer led Wewa-
hitchka's 345 yard rushing attack
with 110 yards on six carries.
Harold Williams picked up 73
yards on 13 carries; Ryan Baker
had five rushes for 58 yards;
Aaron Gray had three carries for
53 yards; Myron Vann picked up
21 yards on three carries; Shelton
Lewis had 14 yards on four
carries; Brandon Jones gained 11
yards on three carries; and Matt
Kramer had one carry for five
yards.
Brandon Jones completed six
of his nine pass attempts for 120
yards and threw four touchdown
passes.
Myron Vann had three
receptions for 75 yards and a
touchdown; Byron Jones caught a
30 yard touchdown; Chris Gainer
had a 17 touchdown catch; and
Derrick Williams hauled in a
seven yard touchdown pass.
Andrew Williams led the
defense with seven tackles, while
Harold Williams had six, Judd
Conley and Myron Vann each had
an interception.
"We had way too many stupid
penalties, and made too many
mistakes on special teams.` We
'have a good group of linebackers,
but they had a poor showing
Friday night. We need them to
show up ready to play this Friday
night against Jay," concluded
Grantham.
The Gators host Jay Friday
night at 7:00 CT.
STATISTICS
WEWA SHS
Rushes/Yds. 38/345 22/196
Passing Yards 120 90
Total Yards 465 286
Passes 6/9/0 4/15/0


The Gators grounded out 345 yards rushing against Sneads.


Coach Grant Grantham (left) talks with the offense during a
time-out/water break. .


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GULF FRONT LOTS! Beach 3 R/'2
GULF FRONTdTa 'n Jo ulf of Mexi. carport with lai
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$285 000.00~ -- 121 Circle Driv
Call us about plans & permitting for this
Beautiful Lot., ,
MEXICO BEACH 100' lot on gulf. x
I 100'deep -approx., $450,000.00. I

OTHER LISTINGS!!!
LOT I on Hwy 98 & Magellan, St. Joe
Beach, This lot has an unobstructed gulfvie v CANAL FRONT
& dedicated beach in front of it. Fantasl'c C.. ',. 2
view of sunsets. $140,000.00. &erC ll a'ce.
: *clearirg ilOtiori
2 LARGE PARCELS- near beach, zoned RDL 119 N. 32nd Sti
Each parcel is 280' x 100' ior
$140,000.00. 8th Street, Mexico Beach.
2 PRIME. RESIDENTIAL PARCELS on Garrison
Ave. between Monica and Brenda Drive -
Port St. Joe. Each parcel contains 3 lots
over 1 acre for $75,000.00. per parcel. -
APPROXIMATELY ONE ACRE on Higha)
386 at the Overstreet bridge. Property BEACH SIDE TO
presently zoned commercial and is in a vast- ille unit -th to
lI undeserved growing atea. $45,000.00. i BR I BA is a
S. eleaied lighted
GREAT STARTER or RETIREMENT HOME: 173 enclosed back p
Mossie Rd., Wewahitchka 2BR/1BA on 1/2 has become a |
acre lot $29,900. REDUCED TO Mexico Beach
S22,500.00. $125,900.00.
RED BULL ISLAND- Lol 6, BIk G, 171':x
100 $10,000.00, REDUCED $8,000.00.
SEASHORES DR. & HIGHWAY 98 AREA -
SUMMERPLACE SUBDIVISION beautiful lot
with great view of Gulf. New subdivision
that has beach and swimming pool access.
208.5' x 50' $115,000.00.
510 4TH STREET, Port St. Joe Zoned corn- NESTLED AMC
mercial lot 10, BIk. 26 50' x 170', CHALET STYLE
$39,000.00. underneath pa
44 .AZALEA DRIVE, MEXICO BEACH hood, short wa
75X100 Lot within walking distance to dedi- MEXICO BEACI
coated beach. Zoned for homes only.
$39,900.00.


PRE-CONSTRUCTION:
Pre-Construction: Magnolia Ave., Mexico
Beach 4 BR/2 1/2 BA two story. home with
approx. 1965 sq. ft. plus garage. Metal roof,
ceramic tile, berber carpet. Great floor plan.
$349,000.00.
106 Sea Pines, Gulf Air Subd.- 3 BR/2 BA
with approx 1600 sq. ft. plus garage. Another
great plans. $172,900.00.


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Dorothy is showing off .the
32.8 pound first place prize catch
in the photo above.
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the biggest to date with 124 boats
fishing for prize money in three
fish categories. Approximately
$12,000 was made by the group
to be spent on their artificial reef
building projects.
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were as follows:


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$1,000; and third, Lee Handcock,
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$750.
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Sharks Kick-Off Season

H With 14-14 Tie To Bulldogs


The Port St. Joe Sharks
opened the 2001 football season
with a 14-14 tie to Greensboro in
Friday night's Preseason Classic.
The Sharks, which returned
only six starters offensively and
defensively from last year's 9-3
team, struggled on offense early
in the game. However, they did
show some promising things with
their new offensive scheme- the
'Winged-T".
"Our kids played hard," said
head coach John Palmer. "We
didn't get down when they went
up on us, but battled back in it.
The defense played a great game
and kept it close."
The Bulldogs took the first
lead of the game when they
intercepted Chase Millender's
pass intended for Isaiah Jenkins,
and returned it 50 yards for a
touchdown. Greensboro added
the extra point to take a 7-0 lead
with 5:48 left in the first half.
The Bulldogs capitalized on


another Shark miscue in the third
quarter. After recovering a fumble
on the Shark 32 yard line, the
Bulldogs capped off a four play 32
yard drive with a 10 yard
touchdown pass to take a 14-0
lead with 1:32 remaining in the
third quarter.
Rashed Brown took the
ensuing kick-off and returned it
47 yards to the Bulldog 42 yard
line. Six plays later, quarterback
Chase Millender found Isaiah
Jenkins in the corner of the
endzone for a 27 yard score,
making the score 6-14 with 11:17
left in the game.
Raye Bailey set up the
Sharks' next touchdown when he
stripped the football from a


Ken Peak wraps up a Bulldog running back Friday night.


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SHARK 100 CLUB-These 11 people gathered Tuesday to donate $100 each to the Shark Booster
Club. Each year the "100 Club" raises funds to support the athletic programs of Port St. Joe High School.
Shown from left are: Lynn Barnes, Capital City Bank; Tonya Nixon, Wewahitchka State Bank, Andy
Smith, Hannon Insurance; Alan Cox of Cox Associates; Ralph Roberson, Roberson-Friedman, CPAs;
Morris Palmer, A&E Development; Kenneth Weimorts, Emerald Coast Credit Union, Judge Fred Witten,
Kathy Liebold, Citizens Federal Savings Bank; Boyd Pickett, The Port; and Willie Ramsey, The Star and
Panhandle Beacon. Anyone wishing to join the Shark 100 Club can contact Roberson, president, at 227-
3838.
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Bulldog running
recovered his sec
the. night. On the
scrimmage, Baile
with Jenkins on .a
for a 39 yard to
Sharks added


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back;, and concluded Palmer. Rushes/Yds.
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ay hooked up Sharks 0 0 0 14 14 Passes
halfback pass STATISTICS Fumbles/Lost
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night at the Sharks' football
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with all of Port St. Joe's state
championship years; while on the
back, it gives a history of Port St.
Joe track with district, region,
and state championship years,
along with the numbers detailing
individual state, champions and
all-state athletes.
The monies raised will be
used to help purchase rings for
all-state performers. The cost of
each shirt is $10 or you can make
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conversion with a three yard pass
from Millender to Jenkins, tying
the game at 14-14 with 9:27
remaining.
"We made a lot of mistakes,
but they were all correctable
mistakes. We threw two inter-
ceptions where the receiver ran
the wrong route. We're going to
have to work hard, and get better
for the regular season," added
Palmer.
Brad' Ray led- the Shark
ground game with 76 yards on
nine carries. Jarrell Showers had
five carries for 21 yards, Rashed
Brown had seven carries for 19
yards, and Raye Bailey picked up
15 yards on four carries.
Quarterback Chase Millen-
der, who transferred from
Apalachicola,' completed five of
Shis 13 pass attempts for 49 yards,
one touchdown- and threw two
interceptions. Raye Bailey
completed his only pass attempt
for a 39 yard score.
Isaiah Jenkins caught three
passes for 69 yards, while Bailey
hauled in three for 19 yards.
The Sharks host Hamilton
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Model Airplanes Will Fly in to Wewahitchka Sept. 1-3


You are invited to attend the
annual model :airplane show in
Wewahitchka on Labor Day week-
end, September 1 through 3.
Hours are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
on Saturday and Sunday, and
from 9 a.m. to noon on Monday.
The event is to benefit the Special


Olympics and will be at the
Emerald Coast Model Aviators fly-
ing field at Parker Farms just west
of Wewahitchka on Hwy 22A. Just
follow the signs to the field.
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tainment for young and old alike.
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appreciated, and will be given to
the Special Olympics of Bay and
Gulf counties.
Approximately forty pilots
from all over the southeast will
participate in this event. Most
have several planes they will fly to
demonstrate fantastic aerobatics.
Plenty of seating, in shaded areas,
is available to watch all the
events. Come on out, get a seat in
the shade, have a hamburger and
a cold drink, and enjoy the week-
end.
A candy drop is planned for
around noon on Saturday and
Sunday, weather permitting.
Candy will be dropped from a
plane onto the runway for the
children. Preceding the candy
drop is a combat plane contest.
This is a spectacular display of
flying skill that is always one of
the highlights of the weekend.
You will have the opportunity
to win a lready-to-fly radio :en-
trolled airplane, lessons included.
at a drawing on Sunday afternoon
at 3 p.m. Tickets will ber sold on
site during the weekend. You do'
not have to be present to win.
The concessions stand will


These airplanes will wow the crowd with their thrilling aerobatics during performances
scheduled for Labor Day Weekend.


have hamburgers, hot dogs, cold
drinks and lots of other good.
Things to eat at reasonable prices.


This weekend of family fun. is
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Ladies' Golf
The St. Joseph's Bay Country
Club Ladies' Golf Association will
begin its new year on September 6,
with a select shot beginning at 9
a.m. and the first Association
meeting of the year at 1:30 p.m.
St. Joe Country Club Ladies
will be playing with the Swingers
at Panama Country 'Club on
Friday, September 7, and will host
them September 18. The Swingers
consist of ladies from Panama
Country Club, The Hombre, Fox,
Run, Bay Point, Santa Rosa,
Tyndall, and Holiday golf clubs.
The ladies will play for points.
Many more activities and
tournaments are planned for the
coming year. If you are a member
of the club and like to play golf,
please meet on the first Thursday
of each month at 1:30 p.m. for our


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Dixie Theatre
Extends Final Play,
Adds Special HS
Performances
The Dixie Theatre has
extended the run of the Chekhov
comedies, "A Marriage Proposal"
and "The Celebration" through
Saturday, September 1.
The performance times for the
final week are Friday, August 31
at 8 p.m., and Saturday,
September 1 at 2:30 and 8 p.m.
Reservations for the performances
can be made in person or by call-
ing the box office at 850-653-
3200, Wednesday from 11 a.m. to
2 p.m., and Friday and Saturday
from 2 to 5 p.m., and 7to 8 p.m.
With the help of a very gener-
ous grant from the Tapper
Foundation of Port St. Joe, the
Dixie Theatre has been able to
present special 10 a.m. perfor-
mances of both plays for the high
schools of Gulf and Franklin
counties.
Port St. Joe High School
attended a performance on
Tuesday. August 21. Apalachicola
High School and Carrabelle High
School attended on Wednesday,
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Winners of Tyndall's 31st Annual

Open Spearfishing Tournament


The 31st Annual Panama City
Open Spearfishing Tournament


ended August 19 at Tyndall's
Beacon Beach Marina. Jack


McDougal's 36.6 pound grouper
took first place in the Biggest Fish
category.
Other first place winners
include: Regina Capps, 32.9
pound amberjack and 6.7 pound
triggerfish; Eric Jones, 32.3


pound barracuda; Rico
Montellamos, 28.7 pound cobia;
John Pipkin, 5 pound flounder;
Clint Iles, 24.9 pound slot
grouper and 10.2 pound slot
snapper; Keith Neel, 8.2 pound
spiny lobster; Lisa Carroll, 1.9


pound shovel nose lobster; and
DJ Moore, 5.6 pound sheepshead.
The tournament ended with a
fish fry anc. awards ceremony at
the marina. Ninety-five divers
from the panhandle area com-
peted for awards and prizes.


Collecting enough points to
qualify as this year's royalty were
Queen Regina Capps, and King
Clint lies.
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with fireplace partially enclosed porch. Sitting on 2 lots with 146' canal frontage with a 10x20 dock. A boaters
dream home. $349,900.00.
110 B Miramar Drive Townhome located on the Canal! This nice 2 BR/2 1/2 BA. Townhome has Decks,
Boat Slip, CH/A, furnished. Great Rental $226,900.00.
307 Maryland Ave. This very 'fF gBAA II It dining/living comb., large
kitchen, breakfast nook, laundry aw aMH WlstlW",I.MW M
320 A Wysong This beautiful lj hw.Ilt lf Just minutes from the beach.
Privacy fence encloses a beau =JEtycU H HwN jl < You must see to appreciate it
$72,500.00. REDUCED TO $70,000.00.
BEACON HILL
8669 Highway 98 Beacon Hill Gulf Front This is your dream home on the Gulf. 3 BR/4 BA of spacious
living. Living, Dining Room & Kitchen overlook the Gulf. Office/Sitting room off master bedroom, large decks,
landscaped yard, 3 car garage,,many extras. Partially furnished. MUST SEE!! $849,900.00.
8976 HWY. 98 This beautiful home has been completely remodeled. Home has 5 BR/4 BA. Home is set up
for the new millennium, lower level for entertaining and kitchen, and 1 BR/1 BA downstairs. Upstairs has 4
BR/3 BA and sitting room, large deck. Must see $540,000.00
ST. JOE BEACH
8227 Highway 98 This 2 BR/2 1/2 BA town y shed, some new appliances, decks. Must Seel!
Great Rental $279,900.00
247 Columbus St., PRISTINE! 3 BR/2 BA home with separate dining room, carpeted throughout, sitting on
100'x1 50' lot in the 2nd block of St. Joe Beach. Mostly Furnished. A GREAT BUY! REDUCED $149,900.00.
7118 Georgia Ave. Peaceful and quiet! This 3 BR/2 BA home is immaculate. Carpeted throughout, ch/a,
green house, storage shed and sitting on 2 fenced-in landscaped lots, approx. 150'xl50' MOL. Just a short
walk to the beach. GREAT BUY AT $190,000.00.
248 Santa Anna 2 t, hc.rr. .-.l> 2 blc.:k, to beach! 2 BR./:B ..b;h wrap aro-und d.ik c,n 2.-.d level. Needs
'TLC, but with price a, $139,900.00 pc.ler.tal unlimited. .
7266 Georgia Ave. Double wide home 3. bi.:k!. f.c.m each' 3 bk. 2 BA ,mma:ulale ho ,,e n.er ..-coked in
,or had animals. Wood burning fireplace and large de :k. GREAT BUY! 579.500 00.
PORT ST. JOE AREA
1316 McClellan Ave. Port St. Joe N;.:e older 3 BR/1 BA hore .n qu.el ne.ghlborhoccd On 2 fenced .r, loi
Erncloted breee -a, and o.ne car gqaage CALL TODAY TO VIEW! 595.000.00.
.6920 Blossom Hill Rd. Howard Creek- Mobile home on 2 acre. 20,24 garage, 20'20 screened porch on
corner lot. Comes completely furnished. $69,900.00.,
294 Squirrel Ave. Howard Creek 2 BR/ BA vinyl sided home on corner lot, fenced, new CH/A.
'$55,000.00.
10358 Hwy 71 Whitfield Hill 286' Hwy 71 frontage, house and 13.5 acres. Known as the "Flower Lady's
House". A must see for potential U .al- f ,U 1
221 91h Street Charming older l O Ul l yard. 2 BR/1 BA front porch
and entrance from 2 sides. Room or RV, oat, etc. The potential afored the buyer of this property is enor-
mous. $73,000.00.
123 E Beatty Ave. Charming block house on I acre'located 500 ft. from Hwy 71. Close to Hwy., yet seclud-
ed with enough land for multi-usage. $59,900.00. .
1007 Garrison Ave. Quaint older home in quiet section of Port St. Joe. Corner lot. Stucco construction with 2
BK 2E A MUST SEE AT S79.900.00.


250 Joe Ave. -White City This very nice single 6b home is ready to move in. 2 BR/2 BA, central
h/a, breakfast bar, stereo system with speakers l lJLU obile home. Decks, large lot. $55,900.00.
525 Madison St. Oak Grove 2 BR/I BA home with central H/A, hardwood walls. A great starter home.
Has a lot of potential. $42,900.00. REDUCED $35,000.00.
524 61h St. Charming brick home in town. 3 BR/1 BA on large shaded lot, close to shopping. Wood cabi-
nets, all electric home. Perfect starter or retirement home. $78,500.00.
OVERSTREET
147 Chapel Lane 14x70 mobile home with 2 BR/2 BA. Sitting on 1.01 acre mol. Wetappo Creek can be seen
from the back. Above ground pool. HAVE TO SEE. $65,900.00
182 Chapel Lane -Approx. 2.5 acres with 2 doublewides, 1 single wide mobile home. 2 buildings 3 septic
tanks, 1 well. EXCELLENT CONDITION. $179,000.00.
111 Broucher Lane This 2 BR/1 BA single mobile home is a great second home or for a first time buyer. Near
Intracoastal, property is wooded. Must See! $33,900.00
620 North Long 14x70 mobile home, 2 BR/1 BA on 1 acre. Includes 24x24 wood garage and mature veg-
etation. $45,000.00
:WEWAHITCHKA
2154 Lake Grove Rd. River front brick home on 3/4 acre mol. Overlooking Chipola River with boat dock.
1/2 mile from dam. PRICED TO SELL AT $84,900.00.
1248 N. Hwy. 71 Beautiful brick home on 1 acre on Dead Lakes. A MUST SEE, $179,000.00.
119 Griffin Road 3 BR/2 BA mobile home on 2 acres. Chain link Fence in secluded area. $45,000.00.
130 Ridge Road Dalkeilh 3 BR/2 BA furnished double wide modular home on 1 acre. Large screened porch,
covered front porch, 3 car attached garage. A MUST SEE! $59,900.00.
848 E. River Road This 3 BR/2 BA home has just been remodeled inside and out. Sitting on 1.6 acres of
land. It has a gazebo, 2 deep wells and a separate 1 BR/1 BA efficiency apartment. $75,000.00
3165 County Road 381 This spacious 3 BR/2 BA, sitting on 4.2 acres mol. Wood burning fireplace in the liv-
ing room, 3 fish ponds, and many extras. Also, a 2 BR/1 BA house that.could be fixed up, as a rental or guest
house: Only about a mile to a launch and the Chipolq, Cut-Off River. $136,000.00
4030 Hwy 71 24x32 double wide mobile home, 3 BR/2 BA on 1 acre of land. Mature trees, above ground
pool and wood shop. $55,000.00
170 Bo John Dr. 125' of Dead Lakes water frontage. 3 BR/2 BA home is a fixer-upper. Can be extended to
a 2 story. Beautiful View. Property linemextends 500' into the Dead Lakes to the channel. $59,900.00
155 Highwater Rd. 2 BR/1 1/2 BA single wide.mobile home that is just waiting on a buyer. It is sitting on
.81 acres MOL and is furnished. Access can be made from Highwater Road or Ake Drive. Just a few blocks
from boat ramp and the beautiful Chipola Cut-Off River. $35,000.00.
436 N. Main 3 BP. 2 BA, home chain link fence, above ground pool w/deck. Extra large deep lot that backs
up I:, N,.rth 3rd S, $88,500.'00.
324 Pinecresl Dr. 1 b,Io:k IFr.. boat landing, 3 BR/2 BA double .;.cl on 1 acre mol fenced in corner prop-
err, F.replace ,,l. i.. bnds,. garden tub,"bay window .ont de :k T:, mar. amer.,,ie to list $89,500.00.
6949 Jasper Lee Rd. Dalkeith .2. BR/1 BA mobile home sitting on 3 acres, cleared. Great location for a small
Farm or just peace and quiet in a country setting. $32,900.00.
160 Annie Ave. Immaculate 24x62 modular home features, 3 BR/2 BA, walk-in-closet, kitchen island and
built in computer station. Situated on 2 1/2 acres mol. 12x24 deck and dog pens in rear. A perfect place for
animals and children. $89,500.00.
864 Our Town Road Fisherman's haven. Mobile home on approx. 1/3 acre. 2 blocks from boat landing.
$27,500.00.
543 Main St. Commercial Over 3,500 sq. ft. Commercial Bldg. Previous tenants doctors office, restaurant
and thrift shop. Easy access and parking in front, side and rear.-Priced Right at $125,000.00.
749 Old Transfer 2 blocks from Lands Landing in Wewa. 3 BR/2 BA modular home with cedar siding. Chain
link fenced yard in nice neighborhood. A MUST SEE AT $72,000.00.
769 Old Transfer Rd. Over 1 acre, 2 blocks from Lands Landing. Older mobile home, but has endless possi-
bilities. $40,000.00 will buy this fisherman's dream location.
208 Hwy 71 Commercial Property Big, B Motel & Restaurant. Totally equipped, fryers, grills, freezer, table
and chairs, ice machine, steam tables. Just move inland start your own business.,The motel is be.-.g itali,
remodeled. It has 7 units and stays booked rr'- s ciheof I;,'r,T Thi is a great opportunity for some business.per-
son, to start his or her own business. GREAT BUYP S295,000.00.
184 Harden Circle This mobile home needs some repair. It has 2 BR/1 BA. It's sitting on 2 large lots. Quiet
neighborhood. Close to schools and churches. WHAT A DEAL $18,900.00.
1432 E River Road Like new 28x60 1800 sq. ft. modular home in perfect condition. Very private at end of E.
River Road past Wewa Schools. Fireplace, garden tub, etc. on 1 acre wooded property. PRICED TO SELL AT
$75,000.00. '
128 E. Magnolia Ave. Home custom built by Mlliron Ho.-.e less than 6 years old. many extras and build,
ins. Call today for appt., $124,900.00. ,. .
1412 E. River Road Secluded acre of propCery'with exceptionally r.ice 14x80 mobile home. Located pa'.t
Wewahitchka Schools at end or dead-end road 20K24 carpor,. .hed, 20x80 dog pen and run, 10x 18 cc..ered
porch, centipede grass, partially fenced. Priced to sell S49,900.00. .
2457 Hwy 71 N Mobile Home park & P'/ Com.,.erc.al Property Thir park hoa, 15 spaE's. 7 mobile homes,
3 BR/1 BA Block Home, 1 BR/1 BA effic.erc, apartmernl 4 .cam lon P, '.' or T.,.ler. already, set-up. It also
has approx. 6 lots in Lake Heights Subd. Bacih. up to Sior.err.,II Creek Ii has a lot of potential. GREAT PRICE
5249,900 00. .


JANICE F. BROWNELL, Broker


JANICE F. BROWNELL, Broker
Sales Associates:
alty, Inc. Melba Barbee, Phillip Dodson,
Blty I 9 c. ., Vickie Davis, R.D. Davis,

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181 Betty Rae Drive What a Dream Home. This 3 BR/4 1/2: BA home has everything. Sprinkler system, 2
acres of landscaped land, stock pond with gazebo in the middle of the pond, intercom system, surround sound,
central stereo and CD system, private office with bathroom, central h/a. Just to many amenities to mention. It-
has to be seen to appreciate. $239,900.00.
104 Main Street 2 commercial buildings, approx. 1,500 sf, retail space. Parking in rear and front.
$75,000.00.
1382 Stone Mill Creek Rd. 14x72 2 BR/2 BA mobile home. New siding, hip roof, 40x1 2 covered porch, back
deck, 12x22 shed, deep water submergible pump, beautiful wooded property. 1 1/2 acres that fronts Stone-
Mill Creek with dock. A MUST SEE AT $74,500.00.
1219 E. River Road River Front 2 BR/2 BA furnished home with fireplace, also separate 1 BR/1 BA furnished
efficiency apt. 3 levels that extend to the rivers edge, with permanent dock for fishing or sun bathing, walkway'
to the dock and a covered boat house. If you love the river, here is your dream home. $179,900.00.
233 & 229 E Osceola 3 BR/1 1/2 BA home that has just been remodeled. Approx. 3000+ sq.ft., CH/A, fire-
place, extra large rooms. To many amenities to share. Also 3 BR/2 BA 24x68 double wide mobile home with..
a 10x20 addition, CH/A, fireplace, Florida room and spacious living. Both of these properties are to be sold.
together. They are sitting on 6 lots, one of which is a corner lot. Handicapped accessible. $179,900.00.
VACANT LAND
PORT ST. JOE
South Murphy Rd. -.Howard Creek 2 parcels, 2 acres with well. $28,500.00. 1 acre $15,000.00. Both properties cleared, high & dry and level,
Old Bay City Rd. Howard Creek 7 acres with barn and 2 ponds. Can be subdivided. $10,000.00. per acre.
CAPE SAN BLAS
Cape. San Bias C-30 Treasure Bay Lot #1 Over 1/2 acre cleared lot with culvert. $49,900.00.
MEXICO BEACH
318 Wysong Mexico Beach Approx. 100x109 ft. lot, cleared. $44,900.00.
415 Fifth St. Cleared lot, zoned homes only. Approx.' 100x158, short walk to beach. $52,900.00
North 38th Street Canal front lot, cleared, garage/storage building on lot. $269,900.00.
BEACON HILL
Cockles Ave. 50'X100' lot. PRICED TO SELL. $27,000.00.
9317 Hwy 98 Beautiful Gulf Front property, 32'. House can be torn ddown and build that beautiful gulf front
home. $220,000.00. SJeC .
Corner of Pine and Alabama 150 'x.7 e beach. $45,000.00,
OVERSTREET AREA,
Most areas unrestricted to houses or ',.rbl- hI',m,'
000 Patrick Street 1.5 acres mol of prime land. $21,000.00.
Harley Davidson Rd. 8 t.:,: 1 22 a.:rE ach S9.000.00. each.
By The Bridge 2 lots, 1,0 h Ir,:..vage 59.000.00. each.
Palmetto & Chapel Land I o ac r,.: U:nI EB RLl .0NTLW pr, $24 000.00
8894 State Road 386- I 2c. re: ,.. ih W.f.l 00.00.
State Road 386 1.01 a:re 3oc, of He-, J '' c irni e. na ecaC', aro .c.n 'Pleaant Rest Rd. $22,000.00;
000 Long Street-Overstreel .:, .d4N ~ ER N ACT ,...f h-, a -ell and pond. $39,900.00 *
Hensley Lane Very nice l.:., d.ed :,pi. ...II .need o be iecerri.l.d \er-, r.Car VWeppo Creek. $22,000.00.:
WEWAHITCHKA
Pine Street 7 lots 1/2 block from Wewa Elementary School. City sewer and water available. 5 lots priced at $6,500.00,
each. 2 lots at $4,500.00 each. Partially cleared. Owner will sell as one property at reduced price. MAKE AN OFFER!!!'
Tennessee & Florida Ave. 3 lots at Red Bull Island. $33.000.00 for all or Sli1,000.00 each.
Bill Nelson & Ganley Road 4 acres corner property .-. pa..-d .oad "c.-.d Ic.r houses. $34,500.00.
E. River Road 14.59 acres, zoned for 4 dwellings per acre by Wewahitchka School. 2 ponds. Property also.
fronts Sesame St. Multi usage and potential. $95,000.00.
E. River Road 2 -1 a.:,e' beo, u.F,,i p. 'rr, adjoining ',.ah,.,:hhka -,gh S,:..:-.1 $39,900.00.
Tennessee Ave. Red Bull Island Wewahitchka 90'x2' 0, 5$14,000 00
Tennessee Ave. Red Bull Island Wewahitchka 90'x135', $10,000.00.
40 Acres on prime vacant land Stone Mill Creek 30 acres planted in timber, fish pond. Can be sub-divid-.
ed or planted in timber. $120,000.00.
Knollwood Street Lots 9, 10 &11, Meeks Lake Subdivision. EACH LOT. $12,500.00. I
000 Sierra Drive Stonemill Creek Approx. 2 acres. GREAT LOCATION!! 522,000.00 v
Mitchell & Griffin Roads avocded p.:operr/ near Dead Lakes, almost a.-. 2 ac.-' 515,000.60.
Hwy. 22 & Lake Julia 1.53 acres, looks over Lake Julia. Located downtown Wewahitchka on Hwy. 22. $35,000.00
Ganley Road Dalkeith 4.6 acres, lot 77, cleared property at the end of dead end paved road. $42,000
Corner of Hwy. 71 & Bill Nelson Rd. 300' froniage cn Hwy. 71, cleared. $45,000.00
Dalkeilh /~pprox 23 a:re: ho: H-y Ir.,riage. r.ea. r,,er. $64,500.00
Farm Road Tract 3 5 i oc.ee PRICED RIGHT AT $39.900.00.
241 McGlon Drive 50 x 1I3 .1-.l t.DI w ,h c.,r .' wcr & water and electric. $12)500.00.
E Church Ave. .I ,-h c.r, o :c'er & Katir 512,500.00.
000 Lake Grove Rd. I o.cre pa:i darr. 518,000.00.
E. River Road- 1/3 a,:'e I,: Cleced 5 14,000.00 Owner financing with $2,500.00 down at 10% for 10
years.


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CAPE SAN BLAS INN "Cape San -Blass
Inn" Incredible 6BR/5BA, 3500 +/- sq.
ft. home currently used as a B&B. Business
does not convey with home.. Quality fea-'
tures: 6 master BRs, full suite upstairs-, fire-
places, dock, boat house & more.
$695,000. MLS#90199.


SCENIC ROUTE C-30 BAYFRONT "Wilson
Home" 9852 CR C-30 Delightful 4BR/3BA
home on approx. 2.63 acres boasts a private
pond and overlooks Indian' Lagoon.1 Features
include oak floors, fireplace, built-in enter-
tainment unit and a 7 stall barn. $425,000.
MLS#9834.


Select Land Values
Beachfront Cape San Bias:
R-2 Secluded Dunes Dr.,
approx. 109' frontage, trarns-
ferable DEP permits.
$728,000. MLS#9936.
Beachfront. Cape San Bias:
Lot 17, BIk. 1 Surfside Phase
1, approx. 75' frontage.
$385,000. MLS#10198.
Beachfront Indian Pass: 122
Painted Pony Road, approx.
50' frontage subject to minor
replat. $340,000.
MLS#20002.
Beachside Indian Pass: Lot
23, Treasure Drive, approx.
100' frontage FEMA avail-
able. $198,500. MLS#20009.
Bayfront Acreage Cape San
Bias: Approx. 2.07 acres on
Cape San Bias Rd. with 100'
i-/- bay frontage. $350,000.
MLS#9958
Riverfront Overstreet: Lot B,
Creekwood rEstates, septic
installed. $15,000.
MLS#8864.
Riverfront Wewahitchka:
1235 Oak Ave., approx. 1


CAPE SAN BLAS "Privacy Plantation" PORT ST. JOE COMMERCIAL "Old Lawson
Spacious 3BR/2BA beach home features Hotel" Historic brick commercial structure
cathedral ceiling; open floor plan; fire- currently houses '3 businesses plus several
.place; luxury bath with dressing area, dou- storage units. Prime downtown corner loca-
ble vanity, garden tub, bidet and shower. tion,, adjacent 30'x90' vacant lot included
Private corner lot. $605,000. MLS#90011. in sale price. $459,000. MLS#9495


SCENIC HWY C-30 BAYFRONT -
"Hattaway Home" Lovely 2BR/2BA,
home offers many' extras: fireplace, break-
fast bar, master bath with separate shower
and garden.tub. Approx. 1725 sq.ft. Home
rests on approx. 2.43 +/- acres.
$379,500. MLS#9476


CAPE SAN BLAS BEACHFRONT TOWN- acre, ,Burgess Cree'K.
HOME. "Water's Edge," 'Cape Shoals,,/ $10,000. MLS#8735. .
6141 Nassau Lane. Fully 'furnished Riverfront Wewahitchka:
2BR/2.5BA townhome with wet' bar, new Approx. 7.33 acres at Bracket
microwave oven, new washer and' dryer, and Chipola, private boat
new roof. End unit offers great Gulf views. launch & cabins. $149,000.
$200,000. MLS#10103. MLS#9887.


WEWAHITCHKA RIVER FRONT "PRUETT
HOME", A nature lover's dream, this
2BR/2BA home rest on a bluff on the upper
end of the Dead Lakes. Approx. 4.5 acre
site features a nature trail. and a boat
house at end of lighted dock. $199,000.
MLS#9229.


ST. JOE BEACH BEACHFRONT "Dickinson
Home" 8609. E. Hwy. 98. Enjoy panoramic
Gulf views from this 3BR/2BA home featur-
ing an open floor plan, tile flooring, open
deck, screened porch. Nicely landscaped
lot has a sprinkler system. $700,000.
MLS#9886.


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THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 2001 PAGE 3B


Three New Faces on PSJ Elementary Faculty


I She graduated from Florida
State University in April of this
year with a BS in elementary edu-
cation. She is presently working


on her master's in elementary
education at Florida State
University.
Jeannie has been actively


Port St. Joe Elementary is
-pleased to welcome three new
ladies-Karen Odom, Jeannie
Marie Askew, and Alison Arrant-
to the instructional staff for the
2001-2002 school year.
Karen Odom is a 20-year res-
ident of Port St. Joe who recently
received her master's degree in
reading and language arts from
Florida State University.
She has taught fourth grade
and a third/fourth grade combi-
nation at Faith Christian School
for, the past four years. Being the
cq-founder of the Gold Card Club,
she believes in excellence in edu-
cation. This year she will be
teaching fourth grade at Port St.
Joe Elementary.
Jeannie. Marie Askew moved
to Gulf County with her family six
years ago from Syracuse, New
York. Following graduation in
1997 from Wewahitchka High
School, she attended Gulf Coast
Community College and received
her AA before transferring to
Florida State University.


Mexico Beach


Harmon Realty, Inc.

1402 Hwy. 98 Mexico Beach, Florida


850-648-5767 or 1-800-239-4959
ASSOCIATES: Charlotte Sanford, 850-647-3609 Joan Lovelace, 850-874-4906 (Pager)
Regina Capps, 850-648-4489 Barbara Mannon, 850-647-5004


NEW LISTINGS


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* NEW LISTINGS


106 S 25th Street GULF FRONT Mediterranean Style Villa This 3 Bedroom; 2.5 Bath Gulf Front home is truly q One-of-a-Kind!! Magnificent
design with Gulf views from every room'" Exieror srucco and vinyl siding with Venezuelan barrel tiled roof. Large living room with trayed.ceil-
ing, Italian tile arid oak hardwood floors, 3-way pier fireplace.in living/dining area, 4-man elevator. Kitchen has custom maple kitchen cabi-
oncr, .irh Corian-type solid counters, top of the line Asko/Thermidor/Amana appliances. Gulf front Master bedroom with see-through fireplace
to Master both with ocean view Jacuzzi tub flanking fireplace. Much, much, more! This Distinctive home is priced at $980,000.00.


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822 Oleander Lovely 2 Br, 1.5 Ba two story
home with a Gulf view. It is decorated for the
beach and comes completely furnished,
ready to move in or rent out for an invest-
ment. There is a sun deck off the front
up,.ia;rs bedroom w;ah a gulf .ev and one
car garage .n he back. 5189,000.00.


110 rA S r 2 36,2 ia .n l l-r.
ily hlM" on corner lot.' Located in the 1st
block, this home is only steps to the Beach
with easy access! Large living room, kitchen
with dining area, and separate den/family
room. Screened porch on back. Nice neigh-
borhood zoned for hoT1e.9 o'-.lv
$159,000.00.


GULF FRONT LOT LocaliogLAitrtl calion Sugar while 5and
emerald green aTciiers ar.cdo blsunsers 75 Gulf Front lot
S375,000. '
GULF FRONT LOT Locatioofl cationi Sugar whie ;and,
emerald green water.., and l EI n'.eis 79.55' Gulf Front lot
S397,750. -


'Danielle's Delight 110 S. 40th Street Delightful BEACHSIDE
:2BR/2BA apartment only steps, to the Beach! Front sun deck has Gulf
View! Excellent rental history! An affordable Beach retreat! Only
:$89,900.


152 Oak Ave. Spacious 3BR/3BA home for family and entertaining.
Lg. open LR/DR/KIT area w/16' eating bar. Stone fireplace,'wet bar,
work-out room/office downstairs. His/hers bathroom upstairs. Huge
sun deck with a glimpse of the Gulf! $182,000.






'6426 Hwy 98 St. Joe Beach Zoned for.residential or commercial
use. This 5BR/5BA single family brick home is located on 2.5 land-
scaped lots across from DEDICATED BEACH! Large 3 car garage
w/lots of storage and possible office space w/a fireplace. Large LR and
BR with great Gulf view! This home is a must see if you are looking for
a o.. with...:d. *.a! S3a9.ann0


211 Carolina Ave. 2BR/2B
lots beautifully landscaped
screened porch, two car carpo
able well maintained home is


2704 Hwy. 98 Duplex on 100' x 75' Cor-
ner lot zoned Tourist Commercial. Two bed-
rooms, 1 bath each side. Only a short walk to
the beach! A great opportunity for commer-
.:;ol i. :im.,l Priced righl at S250,000.


409 La Siesia Drive PRE. i
CONSTRUCTION SALEM !!l ll ll llii!!
Cuiior,. d .. ,-.ed 2 .....,,,, ._'' ;I'' I
3BR 2B; single lo l/., h,,Tl i i
ioor. to be under cHo.. u.:' I
non 1806,t .f haod l.,i ,i .


a fteod d..-,.ng-and-rea-ll I---IqLJ--I---...
combo ha: eahng bar ar.d ench. aor' r-,.wi l.od t., boa:. ,:'.rd porch
2 ca conce parkpaod tpalkdr, to i.-,i enttar .c Landscaped chi
u'undergrour d p..r,kler e,.l 5121,000. PRE-CONSTRUCTION COST
S11 5,000. .


402 La Siesta Drive PRE-CONSTRUCIION SALEIII Cu:trr, de:.gned
3BR/2BA, single family home under construction. i 108+ sq.ft. heated,and
cooled living area, with vinyl siding arid metal roof. This great design pro-
vides a covered porch around entire home. Landscaped lot w/under-
ground sprinkler system. $115,000. PRE-CONSTRUCTION COST
$109,900.


222 Florida Avenue 3BP _b', :,-,ie larr,,, Ih, .-ie ,'H C GULf
VIEW, new carpet, painted & updated. Lots of decking w/underneath
parking. Price Reduced to $149,900.
VACANT LOTS & LAND
43 1st St. Cleared 99x28Mlq b iful residential street, ready
to build that home away fr llji1o 0
47 1st St. Cleared 99x2 Jf l Jtlfiful residential street,' just
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involved in her school, church,
and community. During her col-
lege experience, she served as a
substitute' teacher, librarian
assistant, mentor, and tutored
elementary students.
After graduating from Florida
State University, she worked at
the Junior Museum as a camp
teacher. Jeannie enjoys music
and drama and has helped pro-
duce several small productions.
She enjoys spending her free time
with her family and playing the
. piano.

Jeannie made her career
choice to become a teacher
because of her desire to have an
active part in helping, children
reach their educational goals.
This year she is teaching third
grade at Port St. Joe Elementary
School.
Alison Arrant is a native of
Florida and graduated from
Florida State University in 1998.
She recently moved here from
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New PSJES Dolphin Bank Officers
Port St. Joe Elementary School has announced the fourth
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Citizens Federal Dolphin Bank Officers. Kneeling, from left, are
Deshauna Williams, Kodi Blackwell, Rebecca Furr, Kayla Parker,
Brooklyn Kelsch, Sara Hoffman, Kasie Thompson, Calder Mahan,
Melanie Raffield, and Jannetta Peters; standing, from left, are
Stephen Denton, Chellsey O'Neill, Ashleigh Lewis, Khrysten
Keys, Chelsey Walker, Brittany Cannon, Jonathan Williams,
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PAGE 4B THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 2001

From the Principal of i

Wewahitchka


High School

by Dr. Bill Truby *"


The Fighting Gators showed
that they would be a team to be
reckoned with this season as
WHS defeated Sneads 61-20 on
Friday night. We played well on
both sides of the ball as lenced
by the score. Congratul: as and
continued success.
Could it be thai first pep
rally of the year ( ,ff on the
right font? Wav cheerleaders
(head,' ptain Heather
Vertr,) -captain Jana
Trayloi, iu sponsor Mary Holley.
We have another pep rally sched-
uled for this Friday for all grades.
The Junior Varsity will have a
separate pep rally on Thursday
12:30.
And just for planning purpos-
es, please know that the next two
games are at home-both on
Friday nights at 7 p.m. This week
we play Jay. And then we will be
taking on Bay High on 9/7. You
know that Bay County doesn't
want to go home empty. Come out
and support our team and watch
some great athletes.
The Lady Gator Volleyball
team opens up its season this
Tuesday. They play at 5:00
against Chipley. They will play at
Rutherford on Thursday.
The JV football team begins
its season this Thursday when
they play Apalachicola at 6:00.
After the varsity football game-
this Friday night, Glad Tidings
Assembly of God will be hosting
the first Fifth Quarter of the year.
Students are invited to eat, be
entertained, and enjoy some good
fellowship.
The Golf Team is getting start-
ed this week, too. The team mem-
bers are Jon Thomas, Beau
Ludlum, Alex Chan, Jacob
Jackson, and Trey Murphy. They
are coached by Mr. Franzese.
K-Mart is sponsoring a new
program that will allow our school
to receive rebates from your shop-
ping sprees at 'their stores. Soon
we will be receiving our Parent
Packs from K-Mart. Inside these
packs you will find special cards
that have a code on them that will
enable all purchases to be


PORT
ST.
JOE.


Middle

School News

By Jenna Chesser
ATTENTION STUDENTS:
Gold cards are ready for pick up.
You may get your card in the
office.
PSJMS is starting its "first
Newspaper club. The members
are: Courtney Craft, -' Misty
Hathco, Misty Knobel, Samantha
Layfield, Tori Layfield, Amanda
Shanahan, Kristen Solock, Paige,
Stafford, Teri Straifi, Lenora
Weimorts, Daniel Welch, Chandler
Williams, and Levi Wilson..
Congratulations to PSJMS's
2001-02 Student Council mem-
bers. President, Jenna Chesser,
Vice-President, Zeke Stevens,
Treasurer, Warren Floyd,. 6th
grade senators, Ashton Norris
and Matthew Wright, 7th grade
senators, Sierra King and' Alex
VanZant, 8th grade senators; Cori
Owens and Tom Boone.
Attention all parents,
Monday, September 10, PSJMS
will hold its annual Open House
at 7 p.m. Progress Reports will be
given out.
Plans are underway to' con-
duct an election for the
parent/community representa-
tives to the 2001-02 School
Advisory Council. If you would
like to be a part of this decision
making body for our' school,
please call 227-3211 and let Mrs.
Nixon know of your willingness to
serve. The School Advisory
Council meets five to six times
throughout the school year. In
recent years, meetings have start-
ed at 5:15 p.m. and lasted
approximately one hour. You do
not have to be a parent of a
PSJMS student in order to serve
on our SAC. Representatives from
the community are welcome and
encouraged. The election will take
place at our September 10 Open
House/Progress Report Pick-up.
Please call Mrs. Nixon by
September 5, to indicate your
interest in being a part of our
2001-02 School Advisory Council.
Thought for the day!
Impossible itself say I'M POSSI-
BLE.
Until next week....


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your purchases! And guess what -
you can send these cards to
friends and relatives too. They all
will have our code and that means
more funds for us. The expected
arrival date of our packets is
September 10th.
The Juniors are submitting
their ring orders this week. Be
sure that your money is in and
your order is complete.
Sophomores will be traveling


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2001-2002
The field was freshly cut. TI
concession stands were stock
The players were ready. Ye
sports fans, on Friday, footba
season had arrived!
Although Friday night wa
indeed a hot one, it didn't stop tt
faithful fans from filling up tt
stands to cheer for the Purple an
Gold. The Sharks host(
Greensboro at the Kick-Off Class
and ended up with a tied game
14 to. 14. Tomorrow night, tt
,Sharks will host Hamilton Count
Come out and support the Shark
Also in sports, the Lad
Sharks volleyball team started c
a busy season when it traveled'
Arnold High School. They followed
it up.with another away game :
Altha. Today, the girls will travel
Bay High. Good luck!
In the world of politics
PSJHS, junior and senior class
officers were elected this wee:
Junior officers are: President
Carla Johnson, Vice President
Anna, Tankersley, Secretary
Shanna. Wester, Treasurer
Margaret Gibson, Parliamentaria


Cgomm
Jraiek ~qa


Jessica Sherrill.
Senior class officers are:
he President Maclain Howse, Vice
d. President Lisa Curry, Secretary -
s, John Patrick Floyd, Treasurers -
iall Kimberly Pickett and Leslie Earley.
Congrats to all of youl
as On Wednesday, August 29,
he seniors ordered caps and gowns
he for graduation. If you did not order
id a cap and gown, you need to turn
ed your $35 in to your senior class
sic officers ASAPI Also, graduation
of announcements will be ordered on
he September 19. Do not forget your
y. $75 deposit!
ks! Today, PSJHS will be sponsor-
Ay ing a blood drive to help benefit
off the American Red Cross. If you are
to 17 years or older, you are eligible
ed to make a donation. The Red
in Cross is in desperate need of your
to blood. Please help to make this a
great success.
at Students are reminded that
ss an excuse must be turned in with-
k. in five (5) days of an absence for it
- to be excused.
- This is Ashley Bryan bringing
you the news from the high school
world. Until next time, catch you
an on the flip side CIAO!


to Apalachicola this Thursday for
the Dixie Theater. They'll need a
dollar to defray some expenses
and they can buy lunch at Burger
King on the way home. They
depart at 8:00 and will return by
about 1:00.
The first meeting of the
Middle School Task Force was
this past Monday. We will keep
you posted of the progress that
this important group makes.
Parents are reminded to turn
in Free and Reduced lunch forms
as soon as possible. We benefit in
many ways when students take
advantage of this program. Not
only are our students healthier
and more ready to learn, but we
become eligible for more financial
opportunities.
Speaking of health, parents, if
your children have food allergies,
please let us know. Maybe we can
help to avert a potential problem!
WHS has a new phone sys-
.tem. We are trying to learn it, so
please be patient. Soon you will
have access to everyone on staff
and the capability to send and
receive messages relating to a
wide variety of topics from a num-
ber of different people. We are
making progress daily!
WHS did not have any semi-
finalists in the National Merit
Scholarship competition.
Commendations will be coming in
the near future. These awards are
based on PSAT/NMSQT qualifying
test taken last year.
Extra help is always welcome
at the school. If you have a talent
and time, please contact us so we
might match you up with our
needs. Right now tutoring is very
important as we get ready for
tests and try to get grades up.
Thanks to Mrs. Clark for volun-
teering after school on Mondays
and Wednesdays.
Parents and students are
encouraged to take advantage of


their new lockers by putting locks
on them. This is the best way to
protect your valuables.
Our students are meeting reg-
ularly: FCA on Mondays &
Friday, NHS on Tuesdays, SGA
on Wednesday, and Beta on
Thursday. This is great stuff
Our new parking lot is ready
to go. The first row is for guests
and office personnel. The second
row is for seniors. And the third
row, the new area, is for everyone
else. Don't forget that you need to
be registered to drive to school.
See SRO Piercy to get an applica-


tion. This is one way we help to.
secure our campus!
The first School Advisory
Council meeting is this'
Wednesday the 29th at 2:45 in the;
Gator. Room. All parents are invit-'
ed to attend as well as student
leaders. See you tlen!
Wewahitchka High School is a
tobacco free campus and has
been for several years now. Pleasei
cooperate with this state law 1y:
not using tobacco products at our.
public events. This complies wirtt
the law and sets a good example,'
for our young people.


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Margaret Presswood, Charles Montford


Golon House, 160 Florida Ave.
3 Bedroom, 3 Bath.
Must See!!!
$299,000 MLS#10127
Contact Pat Johnson


Trombley House:
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bedroom, 3 bath, enclosed garage, Designed by Paul
Brent this house is a must see!l
MLS#5045 -'$625,000
Call Joan Smithwick


Investors uream:
Gulf View 1,2,3, .& 4, great opportunity for someone who
would like to own rental homes, each one has 2 Bedroom/2
Bath.
MLS# 4609 $675,000
Call Marlene Harris


Seagull #o:
Gulf Front Townhouse located on beautiful St. Joe
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MLS# 9769 $260,000
Call Joan Smithwick


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1200 U.S. Highway 98
Mexico Beach, FL 32410
850-648-2020
800-458-7478
Joan Smithwick, Joy Holder,
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Beachside, 29th St.So., Mexico Beach. House w/apt.
gives buyer INCOME. Furnished, Updated, Land-
scaped. Property includes a NEW large
garage/boat house w/storage.
S : $325,000- MLS#90009
Call today for rental info Joy Holder


llthlFairway 1 & 2
Comfortable Living in this Duplex located near St.
Joseph Country Club. Each has 2 Bedrooms, 2
baths, Features include cathedral ceilings, walk-in
closet, large pantry, insulated garage, can be made
into office or more living space. Great Starter Home.
MLS#10189-10190 $137,500 each.
Call Paulette Cleare


Beach Cottages, Great Rental. 2 Charming 1 Bed-
room Cottages, Very Short Walk To Beach
$140,000 MLS#6406
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Harris Lot: Barrier Dunes
Beautiful Corner Lot last one left in Barrier Dunes
Priced to sell!
MLS# 10186 $84,900
Call Mike Harris

Investor's Opportunity. Large 11 ac parcel, 300'
to BEACH. Perfect for Planned Development
MLS#9426
Call Joy Holder


CAPE SAN BLAS OFFICE
46,93 Cape Spn Blps Road
C tape San Bkias FL 32456
850-21-.2777
800-654-8689
Margaret Fletcher, Jeff Fletcher,
Paulette Cleare, Mike Harris, Pat Johnson

PINET WOODS BEACH


New Subdivision
Piney Woods Beach/Cope San Bias
Interior/Gulf Front
$119,000 S385,000 MLS#8697-8700
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$107,000 MLS#9760
Contact Pat Johnson


Wight Home:

Beautiful home ready to move into, 3 Bedroom. 2
Bath, with Florida Room, Breakfast room with
Bay window. This.House'is a must see.
MLS#20008 $299,000
Call Marlene Harris tdday for a list of
the many features.


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Located on Beautiful Cape San Bias. Features 3
Bedroom, 2 Baths, Large Decks, Fireplace &
Walkway to Bay.
MLS#9814 $259,000
Call Paulette Cleare


Shores Home:
6930 Georgia Ave. located in St. Joe Beach very
well maintained home setting on 2 landscaped
corner lots. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 2 car garage.
APPROX. SQ. FT.: 1500 This is a must see home .
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Riding The Bus

Riding' the school bps can be
Sa new and exciting experience for
many children. In most cases, it's
She first time children have trav-
S led on their own, away from the
. Watchful eyes of their parents.
S This can be a positive thing
l becausee it helps children gain a
Sense of independence as they
earnn to act safely and responsi-
S bly. to make 'the trip as safe as
:possible. Learn about school bus
;safety and teach your children,
too.
School buses are an extreme-
ly safe- form of transportation,
about 30 times safer than passen-
ger cars. However, accidents do
Happen. According to a 1996
study by the American Academy
bof Pediatrics, the majority of acci-
S dents occur, outside the bus,
where children can be struck by.
the bus or by motorists illegally
i .L passing the bus.
:':. All school buses are sur-


rounded by a ten-foot area known
as the Danger Zone. In this area,
it can be difficult for the driver to
see, especially small children. The
most dangerous parts of the
Danger Zone are immediately in
front of the bus and from in front
of the rear wheels back to the rear
of the bus.
Multiple side-view and
crossover mirrors, flat-nosed
buses, and crossing-control arms
all help increase the driver's field
of vision and add to the safety of
the children. However, the most
effective safety measure is to
teach children how to avoid the
Danger Zone.
School bus drivers are trained
professionals with a very demand-
ing task. The driver must pay
attention to constantly changing
traffic conditions, the children on
the bus, the children entering and
exiting the bus at each bus stop,
and the schedule the bus is on.
Teach your children to behave
responsibly on the bus to help
make the ride. safer.
In your own vehicle, recognize
YOUR responsibility when you
approach a stopped school bus:.
come to a complete stop, watch
for children near the road, and
don't pass the bus while it's
stopped.
You or a caregiver should be
at the bus stop or at home when
your child gets off the bus. If
that's not possible, make sure
your child knows exactly what to
do-continue straight home, wait
for you, call someone, go to a
neighbor's house, or whatever
you've arranged beforehand. And
once again,, be sure your children
understand to whom they should


and should not talk when they're
on their own.
If your child is new to riding
the bus, or if you're not sure he or
she knows the safety rules, review
them carefully. Teach your child
how to get to and from the bus
stop as well as on and off the bus;
also explain what's expected of
him as he rides the bus.
Waiting for the bus J
Be at the bus stop on time.,
Stand well away from the curVb;
wait quietly for the bus.
Wait for the bus to come to a com-
plete stop before boarding.
Don't crowd your friends getting
on or off the bus; board and exit
one at a time.
Never play or stand in the aisles;
find a seat and sit down.
Riding on the bus
Stay in your seat.
Don't stick anything out the win-
dows.
Listen to the bus driver and follow
directions.
Talk quietly with your friends.
Don't throw things in the, bus.
Getting on, off, and around the
bus
Avoid the Danger Zone, because
it's difficult for the driver to see
you in this area.
Take ten giant steps beyond the
front bumper of the bus before
you turn to cross the street. This
lets the driver maintain eye con-
tact with you while you cross.
Look both ways before crossing a
street, and wait for the driver's
signal.


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I Ourkside Circle. $75,000. MLS#6902 -C
Bay View C-30, #7 Sand Bar Drive, $73,506.1 Con-,
tact Bill Peevy. MLS#6456.
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Interior, MLS#6902, Park'side Circle, $75;000, Elva ;$
,Peden.
.Interior Lot, MLS#5327, Cape San Blas Rd-, R
$89,900. f,
Interior, MLS#658, Secluded Dunes Drive, 8
$129,900. 11
Interior Lot, MLS#6956, Cape Son Bias Rd.,
$110,000 Susie White. ,
Interior Lot, MLS#5332, Secluded Dunes Drive, A
$,109,900.
I st Tier, MLS#8085, Mari ner's Lane, $149,900, Susie
white.
Ist Tier, M[S#530,100 Secluded Dunes Dr.,
$179,900.
SIMMONS BAYOU I
MLS#6036, 6033, 6029, 6037, 6034, 6035, Coun- I
try Club Drive, $55,000 each. I
INDIAN LAGOON -
Indian Pass Lot 53 Hwy. C-30. $68,00O..MLS#6968


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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL


DOLPHIIIIN NEW.$

,-by'CindyBehin
SWdents of the Week
Congratulations to ou r StLidtnt
of the Week: Pre-K, Davi&
,Tschudi; Kindergarten,:1 Dr&.%
L4cour; First 'Prade, Jerenr
Thompson; Second GrhLde, J6h
Whitfield: Third Grade, M6gai
Gannon; Fourth Grade, Jannett
Peters; fifth Grade,'John Tiller.
Pokeman Cards
I Pokeman cards, are, nc
allowed at school. If I seen, the
will be taken up and. parent-, %vi
be asked to pick them up fror
school.
ScaUop Festival
OurPTO is in, need of volur
I tees to assi,_t at their' Scallo

Fe-.,Lj%,a] booth'August 31 through
September 1. If you', can hell
,please call Mike LaLcour 'at 64j
5937.
Lalor Day
School will not- be, held o
(Monday, Septernber -3, due t


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Monumeni Harbor Apartments '3-11
S239,000. Call Anitra Nor on For more infor-
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Pori Si Joe-1502 Long Avenue 1h.: ii 3 36P. ibz- h.:,r.F
iLw .r,.Id be a greal oar-EF hon,.- or a rw:il --eilrr-m
Cniralj, locciied nor schook. and the d.:,.nio,.n -31ca
MLS#9776 580,000 Call Susie White.







120 Barbara Drive Pori St. Joe j 6P 29- 6-ck
Lome Large greal ioom ah faeploce $154,900.
MLS#9284, call Susie While.


92 Hwy 98, Mexico Beach Bebutiful Sunsets and
Great Livinp! 4c. ., from ded.caicd biach -F. i,.-..:b
qLdf J-1 Laege 2 :for/ c-ior-
,.ih ppr.wohr, n I lri,. 4 BF. I Sc BA
.3ppr.:,4 3f32 iq 11 cf Iing orea Lo-'q`deck Floi.
da rrom. 1--uqe attached gf3Foqe 629,000.00.
MLSb9252. Contact Ellen Allemore


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26;- Cult w 5355,000. MLS 9 10177. Call Palri-
cia Raup ov 6A8.5683.
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8203 Hwy 98 Gullaire Townhome beaui.lul un!em
and bachl N.ce oell mama.-ed 2 Br 2 5 Ea unii
:.-vh qe,ur.d le.el e...ir Gcol rem I ri.Arr.ero. We-
and hc,,.e r eai-.-ouncl Wmq S289.000. MLS#
9798 Contact Ellen Allemore.

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-7672 Hwy 98 St. )oe Beach Magn;l;cera unob-
strucled Gulf ;ewl Spwacular vimage laige Floiida
beach haue and landicaping -;1h fFU11 lFeei and
palio paces `K'39A o.i A lots. Although conilrucl-
ed of-cypres and p;ne. Fecnilj red 'ne %Ah vnyl,
CHIA., plv.Tb;rq.. wiring mull; zon6d -ould male a,
great resiouram S490,000 MLS#10207-Confact Ellen
Allemore


9217 A.(jer Ave. Beacon H.11 3 ER ibz- blcx
b-5o.:h, $124.900.00 MLS P9343. Call Linda Ulm
for more informanon.


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143 1 Btty Drive, Port St. Joe. 4 BR 3 BA home 3600SF


324 SANDPIPER ROAD-CAPE SAN BIAS the w-
sets and.a view of the Gulf from the screened in deck of
this 3Br 2 BA horne located in Son Bias Plantation.
5230.000.00 MtS #10187 Call Linda Ulm for more.
details.
OVERSTREET
Interior, MLS # 9581, Overstreet, Sunshine Rcl, 4.7
acres, $40,500, Patricia Raap.
Intracoastal Waterway, MLS # 9261, Overstreet, Roberti
Landing Rd., 35.9 acres, $199,000, Patricia Roop.
Interior, MLS#6624, Wewahitchka, Welappo Drive,
$11,800, Patricia Roop-
Interior, MLS#6157, 6154, 6156, 6060, 6155, Lot 5, 2,
4, 1, 3, Long Street, $12,900 each.
Interior, MLS#6993, Finch Lane, $13,750, Linda Ulm.
Interior, MLS#8036, Quarter Horse Lane, $21,000, Bren-
da Miller.
Interior, MLS#6097, Wewahitchka, Hwy. 386, $195,500,
Patricia Roap.


MONDAY-LABOR DAY-NO
SCHOOL
TUESDAY-Vegetable-.
g'6up'
grilled cheese sandwic h, peache,
chocolate pudding and milk, or
chef's salad meal.
WEI)NMAY-7hamb6rger/bun,
French fries, applesauce, jello, let-
,tuce/tomato/pickle, milk or 6hefs
salad meal.
T WU R S D AY S a I I s b u r y
steak/gravy, baked potato, green
beans, grapes, roll, milk or chef s
salad meal.
FRIDAY-cheese pizza, tossed
salad/dressing, pears, l3re'ad
sticks, milk, or chef s salad meal.


NEVER cross the street behind


Open, House
Our Open H ouse will be held
on Thursday, 'September 6 at
6:00. Parents have an, oppoituni-
,ty AQ meet Your child's teacher
and ,isit their classroo m
Tea cher/parent conferences' M11
need to be scheduled for a later
date. Follo%%qng Open House ybu
areasked tQ attend the PTO meet-
ing at 6:45.


Odyssey of the Mind
The Odyssey of the Mind
Team try-buts for grades 3-5 will
be held on Tuesday, September
11 at 2:30 in the library. You
must have a signed parent per-
mission slip to try out. Forms are
available. in' the front 6ffice.
Cheerleading CHnic
A pheerleading clinic for
gfade6l through 6 will be held on
,5aturday, Septembqr, 15, from
12:30-41:00.
No School
School MII not be held on
September 19.


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Front (I to r) are kindergartener Drew Lacour, first grader
Jeremy Thompson, and pre-k student Davida Tschudi; back U to
r) are fifth grader John rill.er, fourth grader Jannetta Peters,
on third grader Megan Gannon, and second grader John Whitfield.
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Progress Reports
Irogress reports for this grad-
ing penod will be sent home on
September 10. If you would like to
schedule a parent/teaclier confer-
ence. plea.e eall 227-1221.


Mexico Beach Office


signature when the student
returns to- the class. This signa7
ture let,- ki-19w that the parent
is aware- of the homework. and,,
fiolefuliv. has seen that it is
done. %V ask our parents to have
regular time and place for
,homework.
we encourage our students
by our "Homework Heroes- list.
Each nine-weeks session we pub-
lish a hst of those who have not
missed a single day of assign-
ments and have haCf their home-
work pads signed each nipht. At
L146 iid 'or the iear Lhos.e -students
-ivbo have. nbt rru'ssed an evening
for the entire year have' their
names engraved on a plaque
which hangs in the library. I .
We believe that home,,vork not
only reinforces learning in the'
classroom but also is a building
block in the acquiring of a great
character trait-responsibilitV. It
also helps in developing good
organizational skills and study
habits. -One of the Bible verse's
that our kindergarten students
learn is appropriate here. "Even a
child is known by his doings."
Proverbs 20:11.

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Xiddle School
Good things happen, dajiy,,at
Wewahitcbka Middle School. Our
.,students continue -to demonstrate

repeetfulbehaviof', and our first
recipient of the! "Respect" Award
was Matt Beatty. ,
Matt's name was drawn from
several names, bf. students that
had:been. submitted from teachers
and staffrfor their demonstration
,of respectful behAvior. Mattwas
treated to a large pizza of his
,ch6ice last Friday duringJunch.
Another winner wilL.be dravm this
Friday..
The flfi WewahitchkaMiddle'
School task Yorce meeting, was
held on Monday, August 27.
Shiirt-o.'and long-term goals were
discussed for our middle school,
and the means to reach these
goals. The members of our Task
Force are Harold Dorman, Victor
qortman,,Carolyn- Pantie, Cherlyn
McNamarar George Cox, Pam
Lister- karen Turner, Heather
Fields, Eric Bidwell, Mark
,Taonton, Terry Linton, and Bill
TMby. Any, of these individuals
.would love to hear your sugges-,
tions as to how we could improve
our middle school.
Our teachers and students
are working hard and learning
much. Please encourage both
when you see them. Progress
reports will go home on
September 10 togiye, parents'an
idea of how their student is.doing
thus far. We welcome any parents
who would like to come meet with
us to discuss, their child's
progress,,
September 3rd is the Labor
Day holiday! for our students. We
-hope that families take this
opportunity to spend time togeth-
er and enjoy each other.
Remember, we welcome your
phone calls and visits. It will take
the concern and commitme & of,
all of u s to see -our middle school
become all t6ai it can be for our
children.


Labor Dav w-ill be a school
holicla v at Faith Chnshan. Enjoy
your weekend. and be sure to
stop by our booth at the Scallop
Festival Friday and Saturday.
August 31 and September 1. We
will have bottled water for sale
and a: coke toss for the children to
play.
'Our, dry.. erase boards have,
:'arved, ,and. we want to thank
each of "the businesses that
doripted one: Scott Electric.
Costin and Costin, Capital City
Bank, and Emerald Coast Federal
Credit Union. Students arld
tsMers. are looking for%%Ara;A6
u- g th e ni.'
Tuesday evening. August 21B,
was the organizational meeting or
AAe Parbrit-Teacher Fetlowship at
Faith Christian School. You will
be heanng more of their plans
bLnd activities in later articlk,,
There was a very good article
irk the USA Weekend last Sunday
aboutthe five things that parents
must do to improve their chjld*s
education. It emphasized restrict-
Ling four activities that are disLrac-
Lions which can be detrimental to
learning when practiced in
excess: socializing with friends,
extracumcular activities., televi-
,sibn, and part-time jobs. The fifth
influence was a positive one,
homework.
Homework is a vital part of a
child's education. It gives neces-
sary practice in the areas of math,
spelling. and English. and study
time to reinforce new material in
science. social studies. Bible, lit-
erature. and other content stud-
ies.' Here at Faith Christian
School, we consider ten minutes a
night multiplied Limes the grade
number to be a good gauge of the
amount of homework to be
assigned; in other words: Jorty
minutes each evening for a fourth
grade student. etc. We reahze that
some students do not complete
'th eir homework in a Liniely inail-
per,:thus, this number .is.,fi6r the
average. student.
Students at F.4th Christian
ave mew rk pad which
,h a ho 0 is
'taLken home each evening except

FriddSr for their parents acknowl-
edgement and, ignature." The
te a"chers check the pad for accu-
racy before. it goes -home in the
afternoon, and for the parenfs


SMEXICO BEACH-ST. JOE BEACH-BEACON HILL-SIMMONS BAYOU-CAPE SAN BLA


PORT ST. JOE


111 E & IF 1 st St., Mexico Beach. Duplex on corner lot
. One of a kincil 0--.e F.o,:e ber.ce., duple and h.cjF.
-3, 1h.!r. bco:h' kR 'I E;. opgjjj -ih 2 clecks 10F ]Oil
2P 18A do.r-:lor: -lh 9.1.1 .-e, de-A
5249,000. MILS#9253. Contact Ellen Allemore.
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225 8th Street 5k,. 2B4 0---d -3 IIcqe
oper. iicher. Th., hc.,:e :a: ca a '7 A 170 lot Ih-A -: 0M,
one block Irom ihe bo, r, Pori S, Joe The home is priced
at $104,900 or may be purchased with the adjacent lot
that is next door for 5154,800. The lot may be sold sep-
orale for only $49,900. MLS#9924.


342 Coronado Stmel St. Joe beach Lg 301 3Bz- ho,,e
c.. 2 -41 Al 19) lo-i I I 5C.- I i-'- I IC-00 :1 A de-3i on 2-d
and 3id 14 1 -vF. all BR ho--g 5ccil: i-D :..n deck aiec.
Grnu.id 1-l :Her: MIX, Orb-5,1: QpOflrr.w'I gOT.a Mr-.I
ollice wilh 5,or.?ge I I O :1 opp.-ox iolal d 1w I -r-der
3000. $159,000.,MLS#9430. Contact.Elien Allemore.


,ay Front Cape Son Blas JBR/4B,% Ir-el/' cuslom
.One .'oppirs 125' an ihe Lay Incldat IBR,'IBA
apaomAra and IBP; IB-% lurnithed que,.i house; B'111
-if. Irwi cl eAiasi Eracl-alk ic, bay Beautiful loca-
tion on 51. Joe Bay for only $475,000 PALS 45086


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Bay Front 1953 CR C-30. 3BRi'28A. 1494 sf home
wi an oppiox 1 3 OU2: aearlook.ng pristine S1
Joe 8,3, Prc-paif,, hos boa, basin pro,-cling boy access
ic sa.w ol ihe bew ksh.ng in Florid-A call Patricia
Roap at 648-5693 ext. 11. MLS#6290. S495,000.
6.





GREAT GULF VIEW, Qcifed COT.Munfly -th pool Very
short walk to beach. The only 2 Bedroom'unif in Seo'
5!iffs located on the number one bqach irt continental
US ne.t to State Park. MILS #9851, $229,000 Con-
tact Preston Russ

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Indian Pass Lot 54 Hwy. C-30. $69000
MLW96%ogoon Front, IALS1109od Lo, S3 HV0 --jC-,
$68,000 .1 '':' 1
Lagoon Front, MLS#6969, Lot 54 HWY C30, $69,000
MLS#2599, Hwy C-36,,,6.9,900.
MLS#2600, Hwy C-30,:$129,500.
MLM01, Hwy C-30, $159,500.
BEACHES
St. Joe beach Dedicated gulf view lots each suitable to
build a 4 BR home, 50'xl 40', largest beach view lots cr.
the beach! $225,000 each. .
MLS#6921, St. Joe Beach, Santa Anna Street, $34,900
Susie White.
PORT ST. JOE
Commircidl lots on'Hvvy. 71 betide Wewa State Bank,
$70,000,
Commercial lots on Hwy. 71 across from thii'Pst Office,
$59,500.
Commercial Properti- 2 1/2 lots located on the corner of
ReidrAvenue and Hwy 71. $244,600. Call Anitra Norton
for more information
Bay View, MLS#5r396, 964', 9650, Hwy 98, $175,OOQ.
Interior, W6rd Ridge, MLS#6883, Garrison Ave,
$280,000. -
WEWAHITCHKk
4 lots 400'x 150'. Call Susie'White. $24,500. MLS#8144.
MLS#5223, North 6f \ewa, Idlewood Drive, $9,900
MLS#4486, Dogwood Aye., $14,900.
Interior, MLS#5989, 6557, Lot 36, 37, Betty Rae Dr.,
$17,000 each, Bill Peevy.
Interior, MLS#688 1, Dalkielh, Hwy 381 -A, $60,000.
Interior, MLS#6879, Dalkieth, 381 -A, $78,000.
MLS#5988, Dolkieth, Mace Martin Rd., $89,900, Anitra
Norton.
MLS#5506, 6000 Dalki.,th Rd., $64,500.


New Gulf front Home with Bay Acce%5 3bx, 364 ..Ih
hardcc-d lbr.-; beik-ci caiper 1,11, 1w.-whed ci.-jrd
cilk a ge.xh and dedel 8-3, acc:;l 5515,000. MLS
P9646
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SPECIAL AUCTION!
Fri. 8/31 at 7 p.m. EDT at Old Port
Theatre, 314 Reid Ave., Port St. Joe.
SLifetime Collector moving to Europe and
selling many favorites! Henry Link
Wicker Sofa, large Flamingos, Antiques,
Sleigh Bed, Gorgeous Hardwood
Dresser, Framed Art, Oak round table,
Maple Secretary, Trophy Fish, 60's
Vietnamese Crossbows, Exceptional
Wood Carvings, Jewelry, Glassware,
Plywood, Ball cards, Furniture, Books.
Many Estate Collectiblel 30+ Oriental
Rugs! Wade Clark Auctions, 850-229-
9282, 100/0 Buyer's Premium, AB1239,
AU1737. ltc8/30
AUCTION every Fri. 7 p.m. ET in "
ANTIQUE MALL at Old Port Theatre.
Open Tues-Sat.
Consignments Welcomel
WADE CLARK AUCTIONS
314 Reid Avenue, PSJ. 229-9282
AB1239, AU1737,-AU1743
10%/ Buyer's Prem.
Real Estate, Estates & Liquidations
Anchor Realty & Mortgage Co.




Citizen's Federal Savings, Bank 401
Cecil G. Costin Si. Blvd., Port St. Joe,
FL. 850-227-1416 will be accepting bids
from 08-30-2001 thru 09- 10-2001 on'
the following vehicle, 1999 Chevy.
Cavalier, 4 DR, 5 speed, AC/Sunroof.
53,000 miles. Citizens Federal reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Contact Hiram Nix at 850-227-1416
ext. 102, Mon.-Fri., 9:00 EST-5:00 EST
for further info. Itp8/30
1988 Chevy pickup $2,500. Call 827-
1842,after 5:00. 2tc8/30.
1982 Ford Heritage 2000 motor home.
Rear bath, 26,000 miles. $2895. May be
seen at Highland View Motors Inc.
3tp8/30

1989 Geo Metro, 5150. Sull runs, needs
TLC, but excellent on gas. Call 827-
2581. 2tc8/30

1993 Toyota Camrny LE Sedan, 4 door,
green with tinted windows, good condi-
tion. $4,000. Call 639-9000. 3tp8/23
1986 Cadillac Sedan De\ille all electric.
leather, light blue, good condition.
$3,000. Call 639-9000. 3tp8/23

1986 Isuzu pickup, blue, with alum
mags. good tires. $1,500 obo. Call 850-
229-6435. 3tc8/23




1996 16 ft. Carolina Skiff with 40 hp
Evinrude motor & trolling motor, fully
rigged, many extras. Only 60 hrs,
always kept in garage Pnce to sell. Call
647-3774. 1 tc8/30
20 ft. Bay Hawk. 115 Evanrude out-
board, MT] trailer. S2.600 See It at
Steve's Boats in Port St. Joe. Call 770-
886-4948. 5tc8/30
KAYAKS! Unsinkable, self-balling, sta-
ble, safe and FUN! 314 Reid Avenue (at
the- Port Theatre). Several to choose
from Open Tues.-Sat. 229-9282 tfc8/2




Trailer for rent. 2 bedroom, I bath,
S300 a month S200 deposit. 164
McGlon Dr. Wewa. Call 648-6582.
tfc8/30

2 bedroom. I bath apartment at 606
Woodward Ave. Very Nice! S500 per
month t deposit, call 647-2570.
2tp8/30


MINI STORAGE
O0c: 228 Reid Ave. Street, Port St. Joe, FL
229-200 Office
227-6343 Cell Phone
785-9777 After Hours


BEACH STORAGE
Day: 227-7200,
night: 647-3882
St. Joe Beach


For Rent
1, 2 & 3 bedroom apts.
PINE RIDGE APTS.,125
Venus Dr., Port St. Joe, FL
32456 (850) 227-7451

Central heat and air
Wall to wall carpeting
Laundry facilities
SOn-site Management,
Voice/TrY Access
(352) 472-3952 1


For Rent
MOSS CREEK APTS.,126
Amy Circle, Wewa-
hitchka, FL 32465.
(850) 639-2722

Central heat and air
Wall to wall carpeting
Laundry facilities
On-site Management
Voice/TTY Access
(352) 472-3952
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Furnished Rental Cottage available
September 1st on 8th Street in Port St.
Joe just a few blocks from the bay. Has
cable TV, microwave, phone hook up,
dishes, sheets, towels, everything you
need to move right in for $425 a month.
No Pets. No Smoking. Call 229-1215.
2tp8/30

8228 Hwy. 98, St. Joe:Beach. 2 story
house, gulfview, 2 bedroom, 2 bath.
$725 a month plus $400 deposit. Call
850-647-9214. tfc8/30
Seeking to rent large 2 bedroom or 3
bedroom, house/double wide in Port St.
Joe/St. Joe Beach/Mexico Beach!
Overstreet area. Call 647-2899. 2ip8d23
Long Term Rental In Mexico Beach.
Furnished 2 bedroom, 1.1/2 bath town-
house located less than 1/2 block from
the Beach. Clean and nicely furnished.
For more information call 850-674-
4469. 4tc8/23
Wanted to rent long term. 3 or 4 .bed-
room, 2 bath house. central heat & air.
Some where east side of Wewa Hwy. or
Ward Ridge area. Call 850-653-3613
leave message. 4tc8/16
Fantastic view on St. Joe Bay. 3 bed-
room, .2 bath with' spacious entertain-
ment area, great.decks, fish pond, beau-
tiful landscaping. $1,500 monthly. Call
227-3878. tfc8/16
For Rent RV Spaces, full hookup,, call
229-8959, leave message. 8tp8/16
3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, siunmmin pool,
across from beach: big screen 'TV fur-
nished, includes all utilities. Good cred-
it necessary, call 763-416-3711 or 850-
648-4400. tfc8/16
COMMERCIAL SPACE with parking
for 3 different businesses. Separate
entrances. WATERFRONT AT SIM-
MONS BAYOU on C-30. Handicapped
accessible.
1) 1,175 feet includes reception area,
large central area with soaring ceil-
ing, 2 smaller offices, huge kitchen,
rest room, balcony overlooking bay.
2) 12x14 office with storage, rest
room, balcony.
3) Lower level, 3 rooms, large storage
area opening directly outside. Great
for outdoor-type venture.
Reasonable, Call 227-7234 for infor-
mation. tfc8/9
Rental Management
Seeking property owners with p.ruts
available for long term rentals. Our fees
are reasonable and we have a heavy
demand for long term rentals. Arline
Realty, Inc. 850-647-2628. tfc8/2
Liberty' Manor Apts., 102 Liberty Manor
Circle, PSJ. Affordable housing for the
elderly & handicapped. CH/A. laundry
facillues, energy efficient const., stove &
refrig.. fum., fully carpeted. IBR apts.
on site Equal Opp. Housing Complex.
Call 229-6353 for more info. NOW TAK-
ING APPLICATIONS tfc8/2
Office Building 40'x50', 401 Garrison
Ave., across from Post Office. Call
Marilyn at 850-674-2411 or Phil at
229-6460 for more information. ..'e 2.
UNFURNISHED
* -Large 2 bdrm. house. stove & refrig.
cen. h&a. screen porch. carport & laun-
dry 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
eSmall 2 bdrm. home. auto heat & air,
washer/dryer hook-up.
* One bedroom apartment, washer/
dryer hookup. Call 229-6777 after 7
PM. tfc6/2
Mexico Beach Mini
Storage Units, 6'x12',
and 12'x12'. 648-5146,
Anchor Realty

Now Open
GULF SHORE STORAGE
Corner of DeSoto & Americus
St. Joe Beach
Office: 899-3665

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PLUS SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS
St. Joe Rent-All, Inc.
706 First Street
Phone 227-2112

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5x10 10x10 10x20
On Site Rentals 6 Days A Week
ASK ABOUT FREE MONTH'S RENT!


2 & 3 BR, long-term rental units. Call
Crystal Sands Realty 648-4400. tfc8/2
For Rent, 850 sq. ft. warehouse with
office & rest room, $250 monthly. Gulf
South Self Storage 229-6200. tfc8/2
For Lease: Warehouse/Garage on
Williams Ave. 2550 sq. ft., 2 service
bays, 2nd story loft, 227-1429. tfc8/2
Apart./Homes for Rent: 1 3 BR
apart/duplexes/homes for rent in Mex.
Bch. Furn. & unfurrdshed. Call Parker
Realty at 850-648-5777 for more info.
tfc8/2




3 bedroom. 2 bath double wide on 2
beautiful lot. I block from the beach.
223 Bay Street, St. Joe Beach. $500 a
month or $90,000. Owner financing.
Call 648-5840. tfc8/30




Yard Sale. 1301 Monument Ave.. Sat.,
Sept. 1, 8:00 am till. Lots of stuff
ltp8/30

Huge Garage Sale. 212 CR386. Beacon
Hill. Fri.-Mon.. Aug. 31-Sept. 3. 8-00 am
cst ull ? 18' runabout boat & motor,'
invalid tub & potty chair, Jewelry, porch
glider, park bench, video camera, exer-
cise bike, large area rugs, cat box & pet
carrier, gas dryer, lawn umbrella. mal-
Ibu lights, weed eaters. new beach
chair, bed quilts, towels, clothes, beau-
tiful hand crochet Items, Sony boom
box. From A-Z. ltc8/30
Two Family Garage Sale, 470 Ling
Street, .Highland View, Sat., Sept. 1,
8:00 am. Baby clothes, adult clothes,
misc. toys. ltp8/30
Yard Sale, 1406 Palm Blvd., Sat., Sept.
1, 8:00-12:00. Lots of items. Computer
desk, window air conditioner, curtains,
clothes. ,ltp8/30







Accountant GTCom. a growing com-
munications company, located In Port
St. Joe, Florida. seeks a highly mouvat-
ed experienced Accountant. Successful
candidate will be responsible for fixed
asset accounting. capital budget report-
ing, general ledger accounting, and spe-
cial projects. We require a degree indi-
qvdual with fle.vxbility in working over-
time during peak penods. We offer a
competitive salary and benefits package
including 401K and tmrnediate health-
care. Please respond In confidence. via
mail or fax to: Susan Machemer,
Human Resources Manager GTCom,
P.O. Box 220, Port St. Joe, Florida
32457. FAX: 850-229-8689,
EOE/MFDV'. 2tc8/30

Cashiers needed at convenience store
on Cape San Bias. Call Tammy at 229-
8775 for details. tfc8/2
Now. Hiring: CNA's all shifts. FT and
PT, RN's/LPN's. 11-7. FT and PT. PT
all shifts. Bay St. George Care Center.
850-670-8571. 4tc8/30


Music Instructor Needed The NPSJ
Youth Initiative has an opening for a
part-time music instructor. Applicant
should have skills in keyboarding, per-
cussion, and voice. Interested persons
may bring a resume to the Initiative's
Cultural Building located at 407 Park
Street (Washington Recreation
Complex) between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m.
Monday through Thursday or mail it
marked to the attention of the program
coordinator; P.O. Box 667, Port St. Joe,
FL. Job announcement is open until
position is filled. Salary is negotiable.
2tc8/30

Journeyman Mechanic Pipefitter -
Arizona Chemical mfg facility in
PANAMA CITY, FL is currently hiring
journeyman mech pipefitter. Requires
a min of 5 yrs ex-p as a journeyman pip-
ehitter or millwright. Should have exp in
svc and maint of pumps (centrifugal.
positive displacement, vacuum, and
progressive cavity) & of the various
mech seals and packing assoc with
pumps. Exp req'd in all types of gear
drive units (cooling tower fans, DAF
unit. soap washers, etc) as well as cen-
trifuges. separators. air compressors,
Inert gas compressors, inert generator
blowers, fans. air movers. stainers and
filters. heat exchangers, water softeners
and other types of mech equip. Ex.p in
layout work. welding with electric arc
and acetylene gas equip for flat. vertical.
and pipe welds with a wide vanety of
rods. Use of a cutting torch and heating
ups is required. Individual should be
able to certify for procedures for repair-
ing pressure vessels. Req'd to read blue-
prints for all types of layout and fabri-
cation Jobs. Understanding of bearing
care and alignment techniques. includ-
ing the use of dial indicators and
micrometers. Job will require frequent
climbing of stairs, ladders, scaffolding,
working at heights of 4+ stories. Will
require lifting of 100 lbs & working in
tight areas. Submit resume to Ken
Wilson at Workforce Center, 114 E. 9th
Street, Panama City; FL 32401, fax 850-
747-5696 or e-mail to kenneth.wil-
son@awi.state.fl.us 2tc8/30
Arizona Chemical mfg facility in
PORT ST. JOE, FL is currently hiring
laborer positions. Position require-
ments include being able to work with
diverse teams, work well with mgit arid
peers. Be willing to promote into higher
jobs as opportunities arise, and wtiling
to work on a rotating shift (shift work).
Five yrs Ind mfg exp desired. Salary
offer will be $12.43.'hr. Qualified appli-
cants apply at Workforce Center. i 14 E
9th St. Panama Ciry. FL. or see Caridice
Upcnurch or Mike Burns' at .the
Gulf/Franklin Certer in Port St. Joe.
Apply by 9/2/01. Arinzona Chemical is
an Equal Opportunity. Employer.
M/F/D/V I tc8/30
Now taking applications for Pest
Control Technician. Must have a clean
Florida Drivers license. Will train right
person. Apply at 321 B Reid Ave., Port
St. Joe. tfc8/23

OR Scrub Tech. Experience required.
No on-call nights or weekends. Come.
enoov our coastal rural paradise. in Port
St. Joe, FL. Gulf Pines Hospital. EOE
Drug Free Workplace. Contact. Sandy
Watson DON 850-227- 1121 e.xt. 153.
2tc8/23

RN. per diem for either Med/Surg
floor or ER responsibilities. Gulf Pines
Hospital. EOE Drug Free Workplace.
Contact: Sandy Watson DON 850-227-
1121 ext. 153. 2tc8/23


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Therapeutic Massage by
David Oakley, L.M.T.
at Cooper's Cut & Style
Phone: 229-8622
Lic#: MA0029475; Lic#: MM10098


STITCHES
By Joy Dale
Monogram
Machine Embroidery
Seasonal Apparel In Stock
Show Room 227-6665
Home 229-8829
1407 Long Ave.


COSTIN'S
Bookkeeping Service
Tax Returns A Specialty
200 Reid Ave.
Port St. Joe
(850) 229-8581

MARY KAY
MARGARET PRESSWOOD
r ,.i. p e n d ." rI B e a u t i C o n si j II ,r ,t
S5. Hwv/ 8 le/icO Beocn, FL
1-800-659-0641

DRIESBACH CLEANERS
180 AVENUE C
Pick-up and Delivery
850-227-1671


IBusiness and Personal Payroll Preparation
Financial and Estate Planning Bookkeeping Service

FRANK J. SEIFERT
T Accounting and Income Tax Service
Telephone 509 Fourth Street
Office (850) 229-9292 P. O. Box 602
Home (850) 648-5919 Port St. Joe, FL 32457



Nature's Perfect Food
Organic Grocery

Remretedl dltmu can In.
Good Health elude woldeuill tim l .E
too"e -Maep by andsmn
Tastes Great"!! howgood"w od emesn al
Always Weekly Specials. P* *,re su m m vs,
lueto-free, Lweent Mf
wines ree, salt Ifm doesn't hew to
COMING SOON.. mean tiatoe-ree
Fruit/Veggle Juice Bar Mn-F 9amto 6pm 402 ThIrd St.

Tel: 850-229-1382 Sat 10 am to 5 pm Port StJoe


CHECK STATION OPERATOR The
Fish & Wildlife Comm. is hiring a check
station operator for a dove field near
Wewahitchka. The applicant will work 8
Saturday during Oct. 6-Jan. 5, and
will pay $6.50 a hour for 100 hrs. For
more info contact Kurt Hodges at 850-
627-9674. EOE/AA Employer. 4tc8/16
,Seeking Equipment Operators &
Truck Drivers. Applicants must have
valid FL drivers .license. Apply at C.W.
Roberts Contracting, Inc., PO Box 188,
Hosford, FL 32334. 850-379-8116. ,r8s/2
MASTER'S LEVEL COUNSELOR GULF
COUNTY Provides assessment, coun-
seling and case management for Day
Treatment and Outpatient clientele.
Also performs Emergency Service
assessments and crisis intervention.
Requires Master's degree in a human
services field. Base salarN dependent
upon experience and credentials.
Excellent benefits plus annual $2125
area differential and $2488 on-call
stipend. Ref. Job Code:29.
CHILDREN'S OUTREACH COUN-
SELOR GULF COUNTY Provides
assessment, counseling and Intensive
Therapeutic Onsite Seruices (ITOSI for
Children and their families in Gulf and
Franklin Counties. W'aorks primanly In
the schools, client's homes and other
locations in the community. Duties may
include Emergency Services. Requires
Bachelor's degree in a human sermces
field and documented training in mental
health. or Master's degree in human
services field. Base salary dependent
upon experience and credentials.
Excellent benefits plus annual $2125
area differential and S2468 on-call
stipend. Ref Job Code: 22-5. Apply to:
:Director of Administrative .Services,
Attn: Hunian Resources. 525 E. 15th
Street. Panama City. FL 32405. (850)
769-9481, Fax: (850) 872-7769.
Email:hrdept@lifemanagementcenter.or
g. EOE/Drug Free Workplace. tfc8/23
Toucan's Restaurant, Hwy 98 in
Mexico Beach has all positions open.
Apply in person, experience very help-
ful. tfc8/2

RN, FT and PT Med/Surg floor, 12 hr.
shifts, 7A and 7P shifts available. Gulf
Pines Hospital. EOE Drug Free
Workplace. Contact: Sandy Watson
DON 850-227-1 121 ext 153. 2tcS/2,3


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RN, FT and PT ER Responsibilities,:
12 hr. shifts, 7A and 7P shifts avail-
able. Gulf Pines Hospital. EOE Drug
Free Workplace. Contact: Sandy Watson'
DON 850-227-1121 ext. 153. 2tc8/23

HELP
Gulf County Schools is in dire need 'of
substitute bus drivers for both ends;
of the county. The transportation;
department needs dedicated, respon-
sible individuals to help transport, a,
very valuable cargo KIDS!!!! If you,
need to fulfill a desire to make a
valuable contribution to the
community please enroll now. Call
Don Rich or Carolyn Peak at 227-,
1204. This opportunity can lead to
full time employment., tfc8/2
ATTENTION ON DECK! Maritime
Personnel, Services, Inc., a .leader, in
marine job placement, is seeking
Captains, Mates, Engineers; QMED's,
AB's, OS's-and Deckhands for the off-
shore oil/gas industry. Experienced; &
ion-experienced. Career opportunity
Benefits! Call 850-234-9900. E-mail:
CAPTschool@aol.com. 20tc5/.24
Part-Time, Day & Evening positions.
'Resident Care, call Pam at Geri-Carp
850-647-2626. 1 tfc8/2
Small Engine and Maintenance
Mechanic needed. Must have experi-
ence. St. Joe Rent-All, 706 1st Street.
Port St. Joe. tfc8/2




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started on your road to wellness and
how to become a distributor in your
area. You won't regret it! 1-888-925-
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HORSEBACK RIDING
LESSONS
HUNTER!JUMPER & DRESSAGE
Anissa Cottongim
866-4140
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S Reward! Lost. female cat, black and grey
short tail. Lost in Oak Grove area. She
ye needs her shot. Call 229-8854 ard leave
message. ltc8/3C

Found Camera. If you have lost a cam-
0 MKa m a aera please call The Star to identify, 227-
Cre 61278. 2tp8/23



TFor Sale, Wolff tanning bed. The work
** horse of all tanrung beds. One obf the
original WVolff beds. 24 brandnew hot
bulbs and fnew fans. Great Shape.
To$1,800. Call 229-8079 after 4:00 PM.
;#0* 9lItc8/30
For Sale, Piano & Bench, $500; Organ &
1-87 -523 6921 Bench, $1,600. Call 850-647-5370.
S ltp8/30
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Gulf Diesel Service
Diesel Engine Repair
229-8651 or 227-8024
Phone Mobile

BOB'S PAINT V
BODY SHOP
30 Continuous Years of.
Automotive Body Repair
Rebuild Wrecks
Body & Window Work
Expert Automotive Painting
FREE ESTIMATES on Your Body Work
MV02522
Call or See BOB HEACOCK
Baltzell Ave. Phone 227-7229


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Commercial

Termite & Pest Control
Termite Treatments Restaurant Motel
Flea Control Condominiums
Household Pest Control New Treatment/
Real Estate (WOO) Reports Construction Sites
Specializing in Vacation Rental Properties
j FAMILY OWNED
['PLEASANT & PROFESSIONAL
"Serving the Entire Area"
Free Estimates & Inspections
Do-It-Yourself Pest Control Products


COINS BY THE BAY! I buy and sell old
coins and paper money. Billy Stephens,
fair prices. Home 229-1252,


* Top Quality Products *
RAYMOND WILKERSON
647-9214 |
Residential *Custom-Wood
Commercial *industrial
A 8 R Fence
Feacing and Concrete Work
Albert Fleischmann FREE Estimates
EINJ593115646 (8Cso) 647-4047

J. C. Enterprises 202 Reid Avenue
Port St. Joe, FI. 32456
\ 850-227-9414 4
Fax 229-6041


RadioShack
SAuthorized Sales Center


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218 Long Avenue Port St. Joe, FL
Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Sunday 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. i
Offering
Boarding, Bathing, Grooming Cats and Dogs
Separate Cat Room Pick-Up & Delivery
Daily Exercise Premium Pet Food
Heating and Air Conditioning,
Injured Animal Confinement
Experienced Kennel Supervisors /
Long Term Boarding
Multiple Sized Kennels
Veterinarian On Call


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82 Inch blue sofa, very good condition,
$175; 4 folding patio chairs, green fab-
ric, new, $40; 2 sets sofa pillows, $8
each set, new. Call 648-2144. ltc8/30

For Sale, twin mattress pad themper-
pedic senses body temp and. weight,
$20; twin foam mattress, $50; apricot
color with wide lace trim day bed size
bedding set with 3 pillow shams, $30;
enclosed cat litter pan, $5; wood dining
S room table 60"x42" leaf, 4 side and 2
arm. upholstered chairs, $300; mobile
computer cart 59" H, 31 1/2" W, 23 1/2
D, $65; two sets vertical blinds 84" W,
82", L, $50 each; utility tub 19" W, 19"
L, 12" D, with faucet, $25; hanging light
fixture brass and glass, $15; medicine
cabinet, wall inset, $10. Call 647-8822
after 6:00 pm. ltp8/30

For, Sale, Re-Built Computer, printer,
monitor. Good for office work, $100.
Call 647-2591. ltp8/30

Watkins Products (850) 639-2026 or the
Internet: www.richardwatkinsman.com.
10tp8/23

Sea Oats for sale. Call Kay at 229-
5282. tfc8/2

Queen size waterbed mattress for
sale, call 229-6864. tfc8/2

Used furniture for sale. Johnnie's
Trim Shop, 310 4th St., PSJ tfc8/2

Free "Non-Denominational" Eight
Lesson Bible Correspondence Course.
I'arn how to become a Christian & no-
thing else! Send your name & address
to:" Bible' Study, PO Box 929,
Wewahitchka, FL 32465 or E-mail your
request to Wewachurch@aol.com tfc8/2


Unfinished Furniture @
REEVES
Furniture & Refinishing Shoppe
234 Reid Avenue
Quality Refinishing since 1982
Call John Reeves at 229-6374-






$250/month payments, or No pay-
ments til 20021 On a new 3BR, 2BA,
16x80. Call Mark 1-888-324-1514.
ltc8/30

Land/Home Package deals already set
up! Low downs/take over payments!
Call Mark 1-,88-324-1514. ItcS/30

2001 16x80 Palm Harbor! 2 bedroom.
2 bath, S500 down,5.-S?25?95. Call Vance
at 763-4266. ltc8/30

New special financing program for
manufactured homes. S300 down. Call
Vance at 763-4266. ltc8/30


3 bedroom, 2 bath, stucco home, on
beautifully large landscaped lot. Within
walking distance to dedicated beach.
Features breakfast bar, stone fireplace,
central heat and air. Hallway has attic
fan, for more energy efficient. Appliance
included. 2 1/2 car garage, with work
shop. Patio and privacy fence. Your
tropical paradise awaits you, at 414
Arizona Drive, Mexico Beach. $159,900.
Call 648-5994. tfc8/16

1985 North River, 2 bedroom, 2 bath
mobile home. Clean, quiet neighbor-
hood, near boatramp White City, 2.7
ac, mostly cleared, shop w/2 over
hangs, concrete/wood storage shed, 4"
well and septic. $38,500. Call 850-229-
9441. 4tp8/9

"Mexico Beach" Jolliday Duplex very
near beach & canal, 2 bedroom, 1 bath
each side. Joan Lovelace, Mexico
Beach Harmon Realty, 648-5767.tf8s/2

Lots cleared for building. Lots in Mexico
Beach, paved streets, underground util-
ities, restricted subdivision, water &
sewer tap. Paid $29,900, possible owner
financing call 648-5476. tfc8/2

Lots cleared for building. Lots in Mexico
Beach, paved streets, underground util-
ities, restricted subdivision, water &
sewer tap. Paid $29,900, possible owner
financing call 648-5476. tfc8/2

Mexico Beach Canal Front
Across from Marquardt's Marina. 3
bedroom, 2 .bath, 2 car garage,
pool, boat dock with lift. Appraised
at $411 K REDUCED to $365K. Make
offer with owner financing. Owner
transferred. Call Donald F. Nations
Real Estate at 850-785-2233 or
850-814-4242. ,k/







Grass cutting, call 227-9103. tfc8/2

For Sale, Delicious, homemade scratch
cakes made on order. Decorated cakes
and cookies. Call Nita 648-9029. tfc8/2





Looking for good used.piano. Please call
Heidi at 850-229-2964. 3tp8/16





IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SECOND
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR,
FRANKLIN COUNTY. FLORIDA
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& f1-:.fhild LiIrII,' J i'- mer lel{_llf.
Plaintiff.


'Never Lived In! 14x52 mobile
bedroom, 1 bath, 1998 model,
Call Varice at 763-4266.

1987 24X60 Homes of Ment doi
for sale by owner. 3 Bedroom
fireplace, CH & A, all appliances
ed. Good condition, $10,000. C
3613.

"M6bile Homes for sale, $1.500
call 647-5106.





Humane Society fostered pups
by family, ready 8/26/01. R
mix. Call 648-4830.


AKC Dachsunds, vac. & wormed, reds
& black & tan. Call 334-445-0225.
6tc8/23






Sea Shores Home, St. Joe Beach.
Almost New 2 bedroom, 1 1 '2 bath.
S147.000. Call Mexico Beach Harmon
Realty, 'Inc. at 850-648-5767 and ask
for, Joan Lovelace. tfc8/30

If' you like hunting and fishing with 2
boat launching close by, this may be
the place, for you! 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
large front room, kitchen, dining,
screened. in porch, garage-shop, boat
cover. Being sold partially furnished.
Nicely landscaped. See at 172 N.
* Squirrel, Howard Creek, FL. Located
between Wewahltchka & Port St. Joe,
FL. 850-827-2333. $59,500. 3tp8/30

Early 1930's beach cottage available for
removal from property. Call 647-5080.
3tp8/30

WEWA HOME/GET AWAY Super 2
bedroom cabin built on piling, carport,
boat storage underneath big screen
porch with deck. Beautiful wooded lot.
Convenient to rivers, lakes, & gulf,
paved street. 216 Byrd Parker Drive,
$49,900. 850-785-7936. MUST SEE.
2tc8/30

ST. JOE BEACH: 5 bedroom, 5 bath
home, FURNISHED, 2 1/2 lots across
'from DEDICATED BEACH, 3 car
garage, well for yard. Call 648-5767,
'Joan Lovelace, .Mexico Beach Harmon
Realty, Inc. tfc8/23

WE WILL BUY your house in any condi-
tion. All cash-quick closing, Port St. Joe
area only. Call 227-3511. tfc8/16

",MEXICO BEACH" Craftsman's style. 3
bedroom, 2 full bath, cathedral ceilings,
large lot, trees, quiet dead end street,
near beach, new construction. Selling
under appraised value, $133,500. Call
648-9054. 4tc8/16

Say you Saw It In qThe Star!


Petitioner's attorney. Timothy J. McFarland, 326
Reid Avenue, Port St. Joe, Florida, 32456, and file
the original Response or Pleading in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court, on or before the 14th day
of September, 2001. 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 3rd day of August, 2001.
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
By; /s/ B. Downs
4tc, August 9, 16, 23, and 30, 2001.
NOTICE

The Gulf County Board of County Commissioners
hereby gives notice pursuant to Florida Statute
124.02 of changes to the boundaries of Gulf County
Commissioner Districts with new boundaries
described as follows:
COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 1:
Beginning at the Intersection of the center lines of
State Road No. 71 and Jehu Road in the City of
Wewahitchka for the Point of Beginning; thence run
Northeasterly and Northerly along the center line of
said Jehu Road to the point of termination of said
Jehu Road: thence extend last line described North
to the thread of the channel of the West Arm of Dead
Lakes: thence following the thread of the channel of
the West Arm of the Dead Lakes in an Easterly direc-
tion to a point of Intersection with the North bound-
ary line of Section 18, T4S, R9W: thence run East
along the North boundary line of Sections 18, 17.
16. and 15 of T4S, R9W to a point of Intersection
with the thread of the Apalachicola. River; thence
run Southerly following the thread of the
Apalachicola River to a point of intersection with the
South boundary line of Section 14, T7S. R8W;
thence run West along the South boundary line of
Sections 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18 of T7S. R8W, and
Sections 13. 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18 ofT7S. R9W and
Section 13. T7S, RIOW to the Southwest corner of
Section 13, T7S, RIOW: thence run North along the
West boundary line of Sections 13, 12, and I ofT7S,.
R10W and Sections 36, 25,24. 13,12. and l.ofT6S,.
RIOW. and Sections 36, 25. 24. 13, 12, and 1,of
T5S. RI OW to a point of Intersection with the center
line of County Road No. 386; thence run Easterly
along the center line of said County Road No. 386 to
the point of intersection with the center line of State
Road No. 71; thence run torm i'r.llm...in, ',e c"-nter
line of said State Road r i .10 tr, F-jilJT OF
BEGINNING. .
COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO.2:
Beginning at the intersection of the center lines of
State Road No. 71 and Jehu Road In the City of
Wewahitchka for the Point of Beginning; thence run
Northeasterly and Northerly along the center line of
said Jehu Road to the point of termination of said
Jehu Road .thence extend last line described North
to the thread of the channel qf the West Arm of Dead
Lakes; thence following the thread of the channel of
the West Arm of the Dead Lakes In an Easterly direc-
tion to a point of intersection with the North bbund-
ary line of Section 18. T4S. R9W: thence run East
along the South boundary line of Sections 7, 8, 9.
and 10 of T4S, R9W to a point of intersection with
the thread of the Apalachicola River: thence run
Northerly following the thread of the Apalachicola
River to the point of intersection with the Gulf-
Calhoun County line; thence run West following said
County line to a point of intersection with the Bay
County line, the same being the Northwest corner of
Section 30. T3S. Rl 1W; thence run South following
the Gulf-Bay County line to the Southwest corner of
Section 7, T6S. Rl 1W; thence run East'along the
South boundary line of Sections 7. 8, 9. 10. 11, and
12 ofT6S, RI 1W and Sections 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 of
Tf6S. RIOW to the Southeast corner of Section 11
T6S., RIOW; thence run North along the East bound-
ary line of Sections 11 and 2 of T6S. RO10W and
Sections 35, 26, 23, 14. 11. and 2 ofT5S, RIOW to
a point of Intersection with the center line of County
Road No. 386; thence run Easterly along the center
line of said County Road No. 386 to the point of
irter_ r,:].., dih .he ,er.ter lir,,:,f State Road HI,
7I1 Lh ir,-i .ru.n or,:r h l': ,lI... .ir. h -' eri er lin e ,: j i.J
;i 5i F..oad i.:. 7i 1. Lthe Ip.:.i[rT 'F BEGINNING.' -
.901 ; [ .u.., .,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 3:
Beginning at a point of the Gulf-Bay County line.
said 'point being the Northwest corner of Section 18,.
T6S. Rl 1W for the Point of Beginning; thence run
East along the North boundary line of Sections 18.
17, 16, 15. 14, and1S, Ti .5 R i 1W mri 5e.: Lion. 16
17, 16. 15. and 14 o: T6S RIl.:.' t*. the Northea:it
corner of Section 14. 7R5e., fRI'J.V Lhernce run South
along the East boundary line of Sections 14. 23, 26,
and 35 of T6S, RIOW and Sections 2., 11, 14, and 23
ofT7S. RIOW to the Southeast corner of Section 23.
T7S, RO1W: thence run West along the. South
boundary line of Sections 23, 22, 21, 20, and 19.of
T7S, R10W and Section 24, T7S R,11W to a point
,rere inr .:nler lir e .:. he ,ull"C,.iie unr C rnal inter
sect:i inre .;:.uh lline .-.f 5ecuor, 24. ITS. Ril W
iren.:e run .,:.uti.ie-lerli lol.:.,.irn trM e center line of
sEi a:ull ':.:unr,, C. rnal &,i el p.ia.ct CI irneriecuonr
with the Easterly shore line of St. Joseph Bay;
thence run Northerly following the Easterly shore
line of St. Joseph Bay and the Gulf of Mexico to a
point of intersection r tn t.he Cuflf-a, C,.urr, line
thence-run North .alr.n tre Cul- ,..6a% Codun, line L
.:r..: r rili' -i, ,:.:,rrier .:.I Se,:,.,in 1is T6 5 ; R 1% the
;3.:,IDlT .:.F BLCir hiN,.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 4:

Beginning at the point where the center line of the
Gulf County Canal intersects with the Easterly
shore line of St. Joseph Bay for the Point of
Etei ,ninc neir:e run South erl, foll rine l the
E i':til., n.:.-e line or i .dS J ._i eph Bj\ to a poini
,I if lr. ef :,:[I, .10'I l Lhe .,,uu'iJ u:.unjlar/ line ."f ine
Cir,' .f Pr St Joe I-,ernce runr, Eazerl and
Ninheril fillingg the S.outh tbourndan line oi" the
City of Port St. Joe i: the point. of intersection with
the center line of Long A' enue in the City of Port St.
Joe; thence-run Northerly along the center line of
said Long Avenue to the point of intersectiori .with
the center line of Allen Memorial Way in the City of
Port St. o-,,- tr.,:rnce .un \''. .'rln, a..ing the center
lineofs j id -ll'i r.,.n.:,r':d '.a.' t tu-ic p.m.ri oiinter-
section with the center line of Monument Avenue in
the City of Port St Joe; thence run Northerly along
the center line of said Monument Avenue to the
point of Intersection with the center line of Tenth
Street In the City of Port St. Joe; thence run Easterly
along the center line of said Tenth Street to the West
boundary line of Section 6, T8S, R10W: thence run
South along ine West boundary line of Section 6.
T8S, RIOW r-. i..' Southwest corner of Section 6,
T8S, R10W; thence run East along the South
boundary line of Sections 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 of T8S.,
RIOW and Section 6, T8S. R9W to a point of inter-
section with the Westerly shore line of Lake Wimico;
thence run 'Southerly following the Southerly and
Westerly shore line of Lake Wimico to a point on the
Gulf-Franklin County line; thence run Easterly and
Northerly following the Gulf-Franklin County line
(which is'the center line of the Jackson River and
the'center line of the Apalachicola Rhier) to the point
of Intersection with the North boundary line of
Section 23, TIS. R8W: thence run West along the
North boundary line of Sections 23, 22, 21, 20, and
19 ofT7S, R8W and Sections 24, 23.22. 21. 20, and
19 ofT7S, R9W and Section 24, T7S, RIOW to the
Northwest corner of Section 24. T7S, RIOW: thence
run South along the West Boundary line of Section
24, T7S, R10W to the Southwest corner of Section
24, T7S. R10W; thence run West along the North
boundary line of Sections 26, 27, 28, 29, and 30.
T7S. RIOW and Section 25. T7S, Ri 1W to the point
of intersection with the center line of the Gulf
County Canal; thence run Southwest following the
center line of the said Gulf County Canal to the
POINT OF BEGINNING.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 5:
Beginning at the point of intersection of the center
line of Tenth Street in the City of Port St. Joe and the
center line of Monument Avenue in the City of Port
St. Joe for the Point of Beginning; thence run
Southerly along the center line of Monument Avenue
to the point of Intersection with the center line of
Allen Memorial Way in the City of Port St. Joe;
thence run Easterly along the center line of said
Allen Memorial Way to the center line of Long
Avenue in the City of Port St. Joe; thence run
Southerly along the center line of said Long Avenue
to a point of intersection with the South boundary
line of the City of Port St. Joe; thence run Westerly
and Southerly following the boundary line for the
City of Port St. Joe to the Intersection of the South
SBoundary Line of the City of Port St. Joe and the
Easterly shore line of the St. Joseph Bay. Thence
run Southerly, Westerly and Northerly following the
meanders of the shore line of St. Joseph Bay to a
point on the Northerly most point of the St. Joseph
Peninsula (including all land masses within the St.
Joseph Bay); thence run in a Southerly direction fol-
lowing the shore line of the Gulf of Mexico and the
St. Joseph Peninsula to the extreme Southerly most
'point of Cape San Bias; thence run Northerly and
Easterly following the shore line of the Gulf of
Mexico to the polnt of Intersection with the Gulf-
Franklin County line; thence Northeasterly along
the Gulf-Franklin County line to the point of inter-
section with the Southerly and Westerly shore line of
Lake Wimico: thence run Westerly and
Northwesterly following the Southerly and Westerly


home, 2 vs. CASE: 01-358-CA
$14,900. James V Majka. Mary L Majka and
Itc8/30 r1,-i,je r.- r :,'don de,:e-'] a rd ill 1
prie: .:A in',ina t.', irir,'j, ur.ar der :'r
blew de agAnEr,r. rhe-, ,a .f i u, l.r,:,.. ,uruCil
r...'i.' i ir, Ii 1 : I ii d ,:,r rncd'r
.2 Bath. i,.n n t.:. : dd r li, U,-rlC er .
s includ- rn.e. re:-.e.:u..e nl. r.:.,.r, .:.
all 674- nerf :e: ,',ee: nri,:l .:;e.po,..
Sor other persons claiming by. through
3tc8/16 or un,,der" tr,.' .jnh nr,:...F, ,,. u -r .e
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-83.500. .unFr ...r u.:cer'i'. in i r.

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u :.8rs ,: .:,r ie 'ca,..r :eran. -
S l-.m ,at..:. nC r,.,d .:.r d,.E'-:'feit.r -- i 'rr .
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Retriever lands neri -, J.r.-. n.:.- -
2tc8/23 plaint


Defendants.

NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: r.lar~,jcrire .-cd.:.d:ri deceased
Elii ,r.:;. J.:,.. ,.refcabouts unknown
YOU ARE NOTIFIED lii ar :,.:ri.:r, i.:, c 1 ".-
are required to s-r -- c.:.p i .i' .U' r it. n .ll' r,:,
If any, to it on Thomas M. Shuler. plaintiffs attor-
:-.e, a nr.:.'e adir. Is Shuler and Shuler, P. 0. Box
S-. ,,pal-.:ii.:,l Florida 32320. on or before
September 15, 2001, and file the original with the
Clerk of this Court either before service on plaintiffs
i...rri', .:..- immediately thereafter; otherwise a
c-.: r:Iu 1 i be entered against you for the relief
demanded in the complaint or petition.
The property at Issue is described as follows:
Commence at the SW .corner of section 13,
T4S, TI0W and extend a line East along the
South line of said section 13 for 232.65 feet;
thence turn 44 degrees 35-minutes right for
672.48 feet to a point -of intersection of the
centerline of State Road 71 and Jehu Road;
thence extend a line North 51 degrees 00 min-
utes West along the centerline of State Road
71 for 938.00 feet: thence turn 92 degrees, 35
minutes right for 37.39 feet to a concrete
monument on the East right of way line of
State Road 71; then turn 89 degrees 15 min-
utes right along said right of way for 110.00
feet to a concrete monument; then turn 1
degree 21 minutes Left and extend a line
South 50 degrees 31 minutes East for 123 feet
along the East right of way of State Road 71;
then turn 105 degrees 36 minutes left and
extend a line North 27 degrees 00 minutes
East to a point on the Western shoreline, of
Wade Island for the point of beginning. From
this point of beginning extend a line South 27
degrees 00 minutes West to a concrete monu-
ment on the East right of way line of State
Road 71 then turn 74 degrees 24 minutes left
along said right of way line for 60 feet; then -
turn left and extend a line North 30 degrees
00 minutes East to a point on the Western
shore of Wade Island; then turn left along said
shoreline to the point of beginning.
DATED on August 2. 2001.
DOUGLAS C. BIRMINGHAM
As Clerk of the Court
BY: /s/ Tonya Knox
As Deputy Clerk
4tc. August 9. 16. 23. and 30. 2001.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR GULF COUNTY
IN RE: The Marriage of
MARTY FAYE QUINN.
Petitioner/Wife.
and CASE NO.: 01-364-CA
WILLIE E. QUINN.
Respondent/Husband.

NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: Willie E. Quinn
227 Ave. D
Port St. Joe. FL 32456
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition
for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against
you. and that you are required to serve a copy of
your Response or Pleading to the Petition upon the


with the North boundary line of Section 7, T7.
R9W; thence run West along the North boundary
line of Section 7, T7S, R9W and Sections 12, 11. 10.
9. 8. and 7. TSS, R10W to the Northwest corner of
Section 7. T8S. R10W; thence run North along the
East boundary line of Section 1, T8S, R11W to the
point of intersection of the center line of Tenth Street
In the City of Port St. Joe; thence run Westerly along
the center line of said Tenth Street to the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
2tc. August 23 and 30, 20.01.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF THE
14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND
FOR GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO. 01-168
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK
Plaintiff,
vs.
STACY T. PRICE, ET AL
Defendants.

NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT
TO CHAPTER 45 :
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the
Summary Final Judgment in Foreclosure dated 17
July, 2001, and entered in Case No. 01-168 of the
Circuit Court of the 14TH Judicial Circuit in and for
GULF County, Florida, wherein FIRST UNION
NATIONAL BANK is Plaintiff and STACY T. PRICE;
STEPHANIE R. PRICE; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
'.STEPHANIE R. PRICE; CITIZENS FEDERAL SAV-
INGS BANK OF PORT ST. JOE; JOHN.DOE OR ANY
':.i'hE; iFEF"-'IlJ ll FO'SESMSION' ll unlkno,,n pir-
lie; :1 h l [, l'r.:,u l u ':- ..r r, :,'i tl i e
na1in ,J L Tl-,,l rri.lj-i liV Llheo li irn ,o r nn, ia d
u herher = jl.i uen 'n.- rn p. ICe.: ..malbir 5J. eirn
devisees, grantees, as'igr '.ee li.n.:o.r: f.te.rt :.f.r
trustees, or in any other capacity, claiming by,
through under or against the named Defendant(s)
are the Defendant(s), I will sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash at the FRONT LOBBY OF THE
COURTHOUSE of the GULF County Courthouse, In
GULF County. Florida, at 11:00 A.M.. EST on the 7
day of Sept., 2001, the following described property
as set forth In said Order or Final Judgment, to wit:
SEE EXHIBIT "A"
Street Address 44,-' C: 'Cij Avenue,
Wewahitchka, Fl.':i-.I[.,-. 34,,I .
WITNESS my hand and'the seal of the Court this 17
day of July, 2001 ..
Douglas C. Br-air,',i ri,, Clerk
By/s/Tonya Knox .
As Deputy Clerk .
This notice is provided pursuant to Administrative
Order No. 2.065 .
'In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities
Act. If you are a person with a disability who needs
any accommodation in order -to participate In this
proceeding,.you are enuunIed i r,-, -:.3t to you, to
provisions of certain .-', 'irp- File.e contact the
Court Administrator at 1000 Cecil Costin Boulevard.
Rm. 148. Port St. Joe, Fl 32456, Phone No. (850)
229-6112 within 2 working days of your receipt of
this notice or pleading; if you are hearing Impaired,
call 1-800-955-8771 (TDD): if you are voice
Impaired, call 1-800-995-8770 (V) (Via Florida Relay
Services).
EXHIBIT "A"
Commence at the Southwest corner of Section
-26, Township 4 South, Range 10 West. thence
run Re,' ,i.:.ng SuuL.-, t.. ltuirlar., i.l-i of said
Se-.u-nn '26 lr 53:2 ieelU ... ,j *...-e-e marker
r on Lhe i.,e'i r r oi 1 ,f ,, i' r 1.:,_-..i1, F..-.j Lhirn,-'r
lurn fig -l rnd run ', I.I le r F c:.I .ad rI lr .:., ,

thence turn lefi arI run 171.0 feet to the point
of beginning, inr..r,. continue this line for
156.00 feet to the East right of way
of paved road, thence turn right and run 200.00
feet along road right of way. thence turn right
; and rVn 156.00 feet. thence turn right and run
,."'.1.. I r r1 : U-: u. point of begir. l.-i..r: .l
L iiq' rLnir:e .-',, i' .i .,

'C niromer.: .' A h i. S>.5 utre': t a ri,'.hr i .'r" .e- :uL.:. n
26. Township 4 South, Range 10 West. thence
run West along South boundary line of said
Section 26 for. 302.0 feet to a concrete marker
on the ke r rinr. ci'way of Mossae Road, thence
turn right and run 1075.0 feet along the road
S eight o L.f : t.re,.'i,: ru r, ,:'r ,,,1.1 rur I I ,l'*. .;
S ,:. Lre F,:'iil O r EE,-llhird C U -I......,: -:r, linue
1 1 tn : line for 6 ,' 10 lee Lu e E C i: fihi[ ..I .. ,.


paved road, thence turn right and run 75.0 feet
along road right of way, then turn right and run
156.0 feet. thence turn right and run 75.0 feet
to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
AND
Commence at the Southeast corner of Section
26, Township 4 South. Range 10 West, thence'
run West along South boundary line of said
Section 26 for 302.0 feet to a concrete marker
on the West right of way on Mossle Road, thence
turn right and run 1075.0 feet along the road
right of way, thence turn left and run 171.0 feet
to the point of beginning, thence continue this
line for 156.00 feet to the East right of way of
paved road, thence turn right and run 75.00,,
feet along road right of way, thence turn right
and run 156.00 feet, thence turn right and run
'75.00 feet to the point of beginning.
LESS AND, EXCEPT:
Commence at the Southwest corner of Section
S26,' Township 4 .ou-t ) .r,,ae- rP, '.;Te.' m-ir,,ce
runiWest along E.,urin ,:ujlr nr, *,:.i :Jd
Section 26 for 629 feet to East right of way line
of Softball Road; thence turn 90' right and run
1250 feet along right of way of Softball Road to
POINT, OF BEGINNING, thence turn 90' right
and run 156 feet; then turn 90' right and run
100 feet: then 90' right and run 156 feet, then
turn 90' right and run 100 feet to the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
2tc, August 23 and 30, 2001.

THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOURTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO. 01-79-CA
DIVISION
FLAGSTAR BANK, FSB,
Plaintiff,
vs.
LINDA RICHARDS,et al,
Defendant(s). /
NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an
Order Rescheduling .Foreclosure Sale dated Aug. 14,
2001 and entered in Case No. 01-79-CA of the
Circuit Court of the FOURTEENTH Judicial Circuit
in,and for GULF County. Florida wherein FLAGSTAR
BANK, FSB, Is the Plaintiff and LINDA RICHARDS;
are the Defendants. I will sell to the highest and best
Bidder for cash at LOBBY OF THE GULF COUNTY
COURTHOUSE at 11:00 AM EST, on the 14 day of
, .pliLter .0'i r ii:f ihii' 1Jescribed property as
-. lel. in :'i.J rif l J, ,Jgmairi
COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHWEST COR-
NER OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF
SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 5,
TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 8 WEST.
AND RUN NORTH 507 FEET; THENCE RUN
EAST 30 FEETTC 'E F'-.'t, liri Efj-.L F,l.I
EAST 130 FEET: TNiEJ.:E FLi i.:.r [1- 150
FEET; THENCE .-rI v, f C'iT I 3:, FECT
THENCE RUN SOUTH 180 FEET TO THE'
POB; SAID LAND LYING AND BEING IN
SECTION 5, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE
8 WEST. GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA.
A/K/A 222 North Squirr-el Avenue,
r'.,. ,an.:rl. a FL 32465
WITNESS 'MY HAND and the seal of this
Court on Aug. -4,-2001. 1
Douglas1C. Birmingham, Clerk
Clerk of the Circuit Court
i El, ". "T i .,..,x ;
E,:pur, i r. .
**See Americans with Disabilities Act
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities
',,: f.er-.:.: nr .Jir.. :. :il a.:-:.Tnmodation to
l':l:'. lr. irhI Lil. r, :,,:..: ;r. g h:I' .1i3i contact Gulf
,,ounr,, ._,:,urth.:,u r .-' .,-,, ., 1" ITDOD) .
2tc. August 23 and 30. 2001.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA IN AND FOR GULF COUNTY
IN RE:' FORFEITURE OF:
S^24- 00 (U. :
CASE NO.: :, .32'-:A
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDINGS
TO:ALL PERSONS who claim an Interest In the
st:..,ii>e.e.:.,ibe'd property, which was seized on or
l-.u t _iue.e 1, 2IQ iI I .'julf. u n Fl.rll Sald
pr.p:.r-.-rt, i- in 'h- iCu.tod., .:1 ln-e 'Gul C:'.'. unr.
n--,frifr L,,p artm r.' ;., o,.T.re- ee'ur,. bonr fide
irir'..lder r p :,r'I i ,n e : i.r :.lI Lnf e propa.r,
.ri-n Eeil:.d hi iLn,- rielni request preldimirnary
d.eriarill nearing f:, a probable cu:e aetermrina-
Liun fr..on, he Cir.uit C.ur Ai.Lran if, dj the
WE[ puti-.:.:Ln Cr, EL:. M U-II:" n: u,:e- nLh r.4u--.- a ;"i[crtr.
i.ll *3 r ilrln r -i -. i r p re l L I E6eI[:, lu .lll
P.e.3alin E .,d .--B.: anr ,l e a ir :.-n- '-' B.:-
.8 ..' F Ir:- ,,, ,:ir f l.I-iir 2- :-".-'. 60 '. Pefitlon
I. -r I I,-:,I. l:,ria.r',:.I" rb.u-.jl'lh iae b --i:,.-i liilj in di e
/s/ Cecilia Redding Boyd
E i:iti-- R. E,,illr. 6.:.T- D
F* .', A,:,,. 9@
Panama City. FL 32402
(850) 763-1787
ASSISTANT T.1TEC ATTCO.rlEY.
2tc. August 23 .and 30. 2001.


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN AND FOR,GULF COUNTY, FLORIDA
TIP TOP HOMES, a Florida general
partnership. Post Office Box 237
Lynn Haven, FL 32444
vs. Plaintiff. CASE NO.: 00-491-CA
ALBERT J. HASTY and wife,
BARBARA Z. 'HASTY and FLORIDA
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT
TO F.S. CHAPTER 45
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to
a'Surimary Final Judgment dated July 17. 2001. In
the above-styled cause, I will sell to the highest and
best bIdder for cash on the-front sieps of the .Gulf
* County Courthouse. Port St. Joe. Florida at. ii 0
a'.. EST) on the 7fh day of Septe:-' I 2I| the
following described property:
PARCEL I:
Beginning at the Southwest corner of
Section 13. Township 4 South, Range 10
West; thence Northeasterly on a magnetic
bearing of NI30'E for a distance of 245:82
feet to a point; thence turn an angle 193.
left and continue line on a magnetic bearing
SN1733'W a distance of. 131.70 feet to a
Point of Beginning, said point being at right
angles to and 33 feet Easterly from the C/L
of State Highway No. 71; from the Point of
Beginning project a line on a magnetic bear-
ing N49*32'E for a distance of 250.00 feet,
more or less, to a point on the West edge of
the West arm of, Dead Lakes Swamp. said
point also being a point on the city limits
boundary of Wewahltchka. Florida; thence
Northwesterly on a meandering line along
the city limits boundary of Wewahitchka.
Florida, to a point on the East boundary of
the R/W of State Road 71. formerly No. 6.
said point being the point of intersection of
the East boundary of the R/W of State Road
.71 and the channel of the West arm of Dead
Lakes Swamp; thence Southeasterly on the
East boundary of State Road 71 (33 feet
Eastof C/L of State Road 71) a distance of
734 feet to Point .o Beginninrg being In
Sections 13 anjd 14 rO-i'T.ii.- 4 South,
Range 10 West, all said land lying and being
in Gulf County, Florida.
-PARCEL II:
Commence at the Southwest corner of
Section 13. Tc-' hip a South Ranee 10
West and einr,. -i u-r, n E.- -s i,:.'-.,r ih, 5-.:,uth
line .:.i : i_ h I -th.. for 2- ,4 1 IE* L m en
,.rrn 44 35 gilltr 'i.or 6-, 4.f. ieet to a )...rL
i. Ier .u.: l .C1 te L .i' State Road 71
arnd Je'h, R., .l hl-er, v 'vtn.J i line N5100'
West along the centerline of said State Road
71 for 938.0 feet then turn 2 35 nrihtl for
37.39 feet to a ,:.:.r.: rete monumernti .n the
East R/W line of said State Road 71; then
Turn left along said R/W line for 89.98 feet
to a concrete monument; then turn right
and extend a line N46'24'E for 266 feet,
more or less, to the C/L of the channel of a
slough for a Point-of Beginning;, from this
Point of Beginning extend a line S46*24W
for 266 feet, more or less, to a concrete
monument on the East R/W line of State
Road 71; then turn right along said R/W
line lIr _,0 I lee u-rn turn ri.rt and e riend
b lin. 4 rl 4. ,:' E fr 234 leti ni.'re or
lE:'-' ine C. L Of the :l.:.ugh inrn irfn
right along said slough to the Point of
Beginning. This parcel of land is In Sections
13 and 14, Township 4 South, Range 10
West; Gulf County. Florida.
Dated this 20th day of August 2001.
Gulf County Clerk of Court
By: /s/ Tonya Knox
Deputy Clerk
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and correct copy of
the foregoing has been furnished by facsimile deliv-
ery to- Harold F. Peek, Jr., Esq.. P. 0. Box 36.
Valparaiso, Florida 32580 and W. Gerald Hamm,
Esq., 1007 Jenks Avenue, Panama City. Florida
1241:11 rhi, ,'l.th *J., u .u,-eu:t 2, .i0 1.
I//- Tonya Knox
Court Clerk
2tc. August 23 and 30, 2001.
NOTICE OF INTENT TO REGISTER
-FICTITIOUS NAME
N.-Lie:e is herebi e.en that pursuant to Chapter"
-*65 1 .o Flonicia SatLJte_ the unaer signed inten; io
re:'ileer with the Diislion of Corporationr,
D-par.n.Trrl-i oi"fSaie the lIlI.:uuc.U trade name under
n. n itll 'ii 1 e engieed in buzines snao in which
siao Duuine, I_ io be areama on. to-wil
r.,ILME rT BE REGISTERED Fabu.\,-Wall
.LkiftIir: ,ADDRE5 7'109 Leeward Steet. Port St.
J e.. Flcrid 3245.'
(%%'itER iSl RF.oi Dood'ortn .r
lip .uguit 3,:, '.00\

.F4 Port St. Joe Lodge No: .11]
I ., Reg. Stated Commurucauon
1st & 3rd Thursday of each
mo.. 8:00 p.m..Masonic Hall.
214 Reid Ave. Emory Bailey, W KM.
Bill Jordon. Sec.


B & B Properties of Gulf County, Inc.

8022 CAPE SAN BILAS RD., PORT ST. JOE


(850) 227-1892

Barbara Arendt, Broker


(800) 261-1892


SEMAIL: bbprop@digitalexp.com


(850) 227-3107 Fax


Rebecca Hamm, Sales Associate

WEBSITE: capesanblas.net


SERVING ALL OF GULF COUNTY-FROM THE BEACHES OF CAPE

SAN BLAS TO THE RIVERS OF THE APALACHICOLA SEE US FIRST!
AN iNDEPENDENTLY OWNED & OPERATED MEMBER OF COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL AFFILIATES; INC.Expect the best.@



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1911 Cypress Ave, 3 EP i 5 P.. i3'i
handyman special $75,000


Barrier Dunes: Beaulilul .,Ce; Irrr. rh. 2 BR.,
2 BA townhome. $195,000


2025 Marvin Ave., 4 BR/3 BA, 3000', newer Gulf View Lot on Cape San Bloa, 79 165
home that needs finishing touches. $159,900 wiih beach and bay access.$89,000


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Gulf Front Lot: 100 x 563 MOL in Secluded
Dunes, a prestigious gated community adja-
cent to the state park. Looking for the best in
Gulf Front..this is it! $1,075,000


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If you like to hunt or fish this is the home for
you. Located in Howard Creek. This home is a
very well taken care of 3 BR/ 2 BA on large
lot. New vinyl, carpet, countertops, screened
porch, carport, boat cover, nicely landscaped.
Being sold with most furnishings for only
$59,500


Gulf Front Dream Come True! 3 BR/2 lull, 2
half BA, 50 x 350 lot. Fully furnished @
$575,000


Howard Creek, 2 BR/2 BA on 3 lots. 3 wells,
large boat house, workshop, carport, much
more. $44,900


L. squlsrel & Percr ..
Howard Creek, 3 BR/2 BA mobile home on
large lot. 1650 sq.ft. of living area plus an
enclosed porch. A "cook's kitchen", large liv-
ing room with fireplace and vaulted ceilings,
large master bath with double vanity and his
and hers closets, laundry room and more.
Owner financing possible. $65,000


160 Annie Ave, Stone Mill Creek. Very nice 3 BR/2.5 BA home with acreage, pool and morel $150,000 ..


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Stucco *Stone *Plasterng *Patching -
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in the field of plastering and stucco..."
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850-653-9458
.ense 00-0639 Insurance 090004855968-5-00

P & Z's
Pond Service
Land Clearing
Excavating
Bull Doziers
Backyard Ponds
332 Paradise Lane,
Apalachicola, FL 32320

850-653-1065
121p7/26


TRACTOR WORK
Bushhog, Move, and
Level Dirt
Call 229-6326

TLC
LAWN SERVICE
"Total Lawn Care Needs"
229-6435

CUSTOM LAWN
SERVICE
Jeff Wood 227-1559

C. 4J.'s Law

Service
FULL LAWN SERVICE
I will work for you.
Clyde Sanford
(850) 648-8492


HARMON'S HEAVY EQUIPMENT COMPANY,
SPECIALIZING IN CLEAN TOP SOIL
BULLDOZERS BACKHOES LOADERS
TRACTORS -DUMP TRUCKS
850-648-8924 Mexico Beach, FL 32410

tteders Onrdte C are
Restoring, renovating, and maintaining p
residential and business landscapes, since 1985 /' g
229-5282 Kathleen Kelly, owner


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229-8829


JOHNSON'S
SERVICES

Pressure Cleaning Home, Deck or
Carpot Tree Cutting & Trimming6


Office: 850-229-6018


SOffice: 850-229-6018
& I Fax: 850-229-8976 ,
C. R. SMITH & SON, INC.
Excavating Land Clearing Fill Dirt Port-O-Let Rentals
Crushed Oyster Shells Mushroom Compost and Sand


Complete Septic Service!
Installation Pump-Out Repair


Coastal Design & Landscape, Inc.
S, Your total landscape solution!

i 850-229-8880
' Landscape design & implementation, wells & irrigation
)f system, brick pavers, yard maintenance & more!


ROGER STOKES
PLUMBING CONTRACTOR
647-3328
Free Estimates RF0066770
PLUMBING REPAIRS
Willard's Appliance Repair
Emergency Service Available,
Willard Richards, Owner
2482 Hayes Avenue, H.V.
Port St. Joe, FL 32456
850-229-8485
ONEAL SANDERS
APPLIANCE SERVICE
SALES & REPAIR
Repair all major brands
Home # 647-5113'
Work #227-5112


-: RESIDENTIAL & SM. COMMERCIAL
S &'L 'Painting
&
'Pressure 'Washing
229-8036 Scott Burkett

Chris Appliance
Repair Service
S477 Ponderosa Pines
Drive
Port St. Joe, FL
32456
Owner: Chris Acree
Pager: 850-335-0785
Office: 227-1402


'" GARRY L. GADDIS
AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLATION & REPAIR
EXTENDED WARRANTY FREE ESTIMATES REPAIRS ON ALL BRANDS
INSTANT FINANCING SERVICE AGREEMENTS
648-5474 FL UCENSE ER0010992, RA1154218

Mize Plumbing, Glass & Supply, Inc.
PLUMBING CONTRACTOR NEW CONSTRUCTION REPAIRS REMODELING
PLUMBING SUPPLIES GLASS, MIRRORS & SHOWER DOORS
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL Lic. .-CF-.C057220, RGO051008, EROO11618
520 E. First St., Port St. Joe, FL
850-229-6821- or 227-3885


Serving Port St. Joe and Surrounding Area for 20 Plus Years
1 Call Does It All For Your
Major Appliance, Air Condition & Electrical Repairs
DANIELS SERVICE CO., INC.
850-229-8416
R.00337B I EK007623 ,


CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING LICENSED AND INSURED o
Xtreme Clean
of PROFESSIONAL FLOOR CARE, INC.
0 Locally Owned and Operated By:
g sRATMoS i Phil Collier .
and
0 Mike Mock, IICRC Certified Cleaning Specialist 0
- CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT' Residential and Commercial -
O Cleaning Specialists. r,
U (850) -I2209 4 Jam e,.nte/ast
IE 24 HOUR EMERGENCY WATER EXTRACTION 100% SATISFACTION 0

C Carpet Country ,
Highway 98 Highland View Port St. Joe 850-227-7241 Fax 229-9405

Do-It-Yourself Professional Carpet Cleaning with
RINSE-N-VAC
Great for Cleaning All Carpet, Upholstery, and Auto and
Recreational Vehicle Interiors.
TRY IT TODAY! .
STEAM CLEANING STEAM CLEANING
a CARPET CLEANING



S Odor Control* Pe Stains 24 Hr. Water Damage z
SCarpet Repairs *Free Estimates
C- (850) 227-5098 or 229-9663
STEAM CLEANING STEAM CLEANING
Licensed Insured

Heating & Cooling
Sales And Service
A/C Heating Ice Machines
Commercial Refrigeration New and Existing Homes
Phone: 229-2665
Owner: Brent Pierce 229-COOL
State Lic. #RA0066486 Mobile: 227-5568

Coastal Service
COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL HEATING & COOLING
ICE MACHINES
Dealer for Frigidaire U FRIGIDAIRE
Heating and Cooling Systems A Whale i wraid 0 atmfoart.
6 Years Parts and Labor Warranty
RAOQ66562
229-6058 or 227-5373


A- < lCONDITIONING*REFRIGEoATION*HEATlNG

SERVICE & INSTALLATION
*C R RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
DTear SERVICE FOR ALL BRANDS
SERVICE AGREEMENTS
It's Hard to Stop A Trane MOBILE & MODULAR HOMES
10 Year Parts & Labor ArcoaIre
GERALD BYRD, Owner/Operator
FL Lic. # RA0067-062


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Carpeni omA


Carpentry, Windows, Room Additions etc.
Quality work at affordable prices.
"The House Doctors"
Lic.#0066513. General Contractor.
647-2979

RANDY'S HOME
MAINTENANCE
Home Maintenance no ob too small.
All Phases of home maintenance
Phone: 639-9635


Steve Brant's
ROOFING
LICENSED & INSURED
LIC. #RC0050321
Port St. Joe Call

229-6326


PHILS HOME IMPROVEMENTS
^ REPAIR AND REMODELING
(850) 229-6460
Phil Collier Residential Contractor
Licensed and Insured Lic. #RR-00671 99


Michael Wood Residential Contractor 227-6883
Fine carpentry & architectural details
repairs remodels;e decks e new construction
Insured License #RR0067190


Licensed
& Insured


Paul Fary
Paint Contracting
& Pressure Washingr
Residential Commercial
Interior & Exterior


Quality Work Guaranteed


Free Estimates
(850) 647-6133
S- 2tp8/23


Rodney Hall Roofing, Inc.
m 2026 Marvin Avenue,
0 Port St. Joe, FL 32456
l .License #RC0067081


Phone (850) 229-6859



NORTHWEST FLORIDA VINYL, INC.
HERSHEL HARRISON
806 Garrison Avenue (850) 227-3641
Port St. Joe, FL 32456 Mobile (850) 227-6105
Vinyl & Aluminum Siding Screened Porches
22 Years Experience Insured
Warrantied Locally Owned & Operated

WEWA SIDING & ALUMINUM
PREMIUM VINYL SIDING
CARPORTS & PATIO COVERS
VINYL WINDOWS SEAMLESS GUTTERS
FLORIDA ROOMS & SCREEN ROOMS
MOBILE HOME ROOFOVERS,
ALUMINUM HANDRAILS
HURRICANE STORM PANELS & SHUTTERS

227-5986 OR 639-2942 ANYTIME ,

STUCCO by DeGraff
Tim DeGraff, Owner
Interior & Exterior Plastering
Smooth & Textured Finishes
f Simulated Brick & Stone
Over 50 color finishes to choose
from. Plus many architectural designs
available
office: (850) 229-8588
f mobile: (850) 227-5424
QUALITY STUCCO WORK


BILLY JOHNSON


Precision Carpentry
Remodeling Renovation Repairs Trim
& Finish Specialist All types of car-
pentry work Over 25 yrs. experience
Lic. & Insured
850-227-7388
Circle S Refinishing
Repair a Touchup or Complete
Refinishing. We do it ALL from
furniture to floor. Free Estimates
This area's most experienced refinishers.
827-2550 ask for Dusty

Terry Enterprise
Painting & Pressure
Cleaning
Fencing, Chain Link &
Wood Privacy Fence
Business Licensed
& &
Residential Insured
850-674-4576
850-643-1642 Mobile


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