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Title: Gilchrist County journal
Physical Description: Newspaper
Language: English
Publisher: Thetis F. Fisher
Place of Publication: Trenton Fla
Creation Date: May 25, 2006
Frequency: weekly
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Newspapers -- Gilchrist County (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
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Spatial Coverage: United States -- Florida -- Gilchrist -- Trenton
Coordinates: 29.615 x -82.817778 ( Place of Publication )
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Dates or Sequential Designation: Began in 1933.
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    Section B: 2005 Gilchrist County Delinquent Tax List
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Serving GilchristCou ndiAreor over75 Years n

Serving Gilchrist County and Surrounding Area for over 75 Years


Phone ('35" 463-7135 Fax (352) 463-7393 5200 A .Year In Trn-Counl re3 iGiklhri..
Vol. 76 -No. 06 hone )46-75 )46-793 Trenton. Florida 32693 Thursday. May 25, 2006 Price 50 D,,ie. Le%) Counue.,.S4oo00OLhAreas
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Hello Citizens of Gilchrist
County:
I am Lucy Swilley and I
am.running for the position of
School Board, District 1.
I was born and raised in this
county. It was here that I at-
tended kindergarten through
12th grades. I am a lifetime
member of Pine Grove Baptist
Church and have successfully
owned and operated a business
in Trenton since 1981.
Many of my family members
and friends attend and work in.
this school system. I truly be-
lieve. Gilchrist County, Schools'
are "the best." I will trive to
keep and exceed these high stan-
dards. I am up for the challenge
of keeping present programming
for I am a firm believer in voca-
tional academics. I would also
like to be a part of the future.
as 1e kno%% science and social
studies will be added to the
FCAT. I would like to be a part
of preparing our students for this
task. It is what we have to do.
I havetime and effort to de-
vote to this endeavor. I am hon-
est, dependable and trustworthy.
I appreciate any consideration

COrrection
The Gilchrist County
Journal published an article for
D. Ray Harrigon, Jr. as he
announced his intent to be a
candidate for the Gilchrist
County Commission in District
2. The Journal published in the .
headline that Mr. Harrison was
seeking the County Commission
in District 1. He is seeking the
District 2 position. The Editor
regrets this error and problems
it might have caused.


you would gi-e me in this cam-
paign.
Thank you,
.. Lucy Swilley


Observance Of
Memorial Day To Be
Held May 29
The Gilchrist County Histori-
cal Society will observe Memo-
rial Day on May 29, 2006. The
program Will take place' on
the south side of the Gilchrist
County Courthouse from 11:00
a.m. to 12:00 noon. After the
program, the veterans and their
families will enjoy a luncheon in
the Trenton Community Center,
Come, and share in the ap-,
preciation we extend to those
who have paid the price so that
this nation may serve God and
mankind. Our theme this year
is "Reflections" and it will be
our honor to reflect back on
America's accomplishments.
The Gilchrist County,
Historical Society


Hannah Hudson Chosen As Gilchrist County

2005-2006 High School All-Star By Governor

Bush And Lt. Governor Jennings


Lucy Swilley Announces Intent

To Seek School Board In

District 1 Position


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Bush. .


Florida Students Honored For
Academic Success. Service
And Leadership
The 2005-2006 governor's
All-Star for Gilchrist County
is Hannah Hudson. She is a ju-
nior at Bell High School. The
Gilchrist Count' Schools are
proud of Hannah and want to
congratulate her on this honor!
She is an outstanding student
both in her academic and per-
sonal endeavors, and is sure to
excel in what ever path her fu-
ture leads her! We look forward
to watching Hannah in years to
come.
Governor Jeb Bush and Lt.
Goemrnor Tom Jennings recently
honored the recipients of the
2005-2006 Governor's High
School All-Star awards during
a luncheon at the Governor's
Mansion. The Governor and Lt.
Governor were also joined b\
Education Commisioner John
Winn and the Superintendent
of Leon Counti Schools, Bill
Montford.
"'Each year. I am proud to
recognize outstandthg students
for their excellence in education
and commitment to community
ser\ ice," said Governor Bush.


Wm. T. Carlton
Masonic Lodge To
Have Benefit BBQ
For Rayanne
Ferguson And
Children
Please mark you calendar.
The Wm. T:. Carlton Masonic
Lodge is having a benefit BBQ
dinner for Rayanne Ferguson
hnd children on Wednesday,
May 31, 2006 from 11:00 a.m.
to 1:00p.m.
This BBQ is to benefit the
family of Sam Ferguson .wh
lost his fight with cancer in
April. The dinner %ill consist
of BBQ chicken quarter, baked
beans, coleslaw, dessert, and
a drink. The cost will be $5
pei dinner. The dinner is being
hosted by the Masonic Lodge.
Contact Joe Gilliam at 463-
3170 for more information or
stop by the Clerk of Court office.
The \Vm. T. Carlton Lid., is,
located at 125 NE 2nd Street in
Trenton (behind Gilchrist Title).
Hope to see you there!


Bell And Trenton
Graduations To Be
Held Thursday And
Friday
The Graduation Ceremony for
Bell Seniors will be held on
Thursday, May 25 at 8:00 in the
evening. The ceremony will be
held on the Bell High School
Football Field.
The Trenton High School
.Class of 2006 will he holding
their graduation ceremony% on
Friday, May 26 at 8:00 p.m. The
event will take place at the
football stadium.
The public is inm ited to attend
both of these graduations
Ceremonies.



Trenton Tigers
Defeat Bronson
Thursday Night In
Spring Game
The Trenton Tigers traveled
to Bronson Thursday evening
and defeated the Eagles 40-13.
The Tiger's offense .
produced an estimated 450-% ard
of team offense, Coach Ed
Janes reported. The defense also
played well as they kept the
Eagles out of the end zone until
the closing minutes of the fourth
period.
This Spring Classic is the
final exercise that the Tigers
will do during the 2005-2006
school term.
The Tigers will open their
2006 Football season August 18
as they participate in a Kickoff
Classic. in Dixie County. The
kickoff for this game has been
set for 7:30 p.m. The Tigers will
open their 'regular season in Bell
August 25 as they play the
Bulldogs at 7:30 p.m.


Bell Hosts Branford
In Spring Classic
The Bell Bulldogs hosted the
Branford Bucs Thursday night
in the final spring exercise for
the two teams. The Bulldogs
played well but were defeated
by Branford 20-12.
Coach Harden explained that
the. Bulldogs were able to
accomplish a lot in this game
and that was most important.


The All-Stars program, now in
its seventh year, honors one high
school junior from each of the 7
school districts convened panel
comprised of least one teacher,
one administrator, one parent,
one community member and
two high school seniors. The
panel used the following criteria
to select the winners: Academic
Performance-Earns at least a 3.0
grade point average on a 4.0
scale; Behavior-Maintains good
conduct both inside and.outside
the classroom; Leadership-Par-
ticipates in extra-curricular ac-
tivities such as athletics, enrich-
ment programs and school clubs;
and CommunitN Service-Partici-
pates in volunteer mentoring or
ci.ic activities.
I congratulate these hard-
%working students fortheir dedi-
cation to academic achievement
and community involvement."
said Lt. governor Jennings.
"During the last seven years this
program has recognized students
for going above and beyond the
call of dut., and the students
selected this year are wonder-
ful examples of the tremendous
IConinued to Page T%%entl I


Bell Elementary Cafeteria Manager Receives

Award


By Anna Wild: '
On Wednesda.May 17, 2006
Tommy Joe Shi'er & Leona
Starr from M&B Products, Inc.
visited the Bell Elementary'
School cafeteria for a ver- spe-
cial celebration. M&B Products
provides the elementary school
with milk, and juice products
and held a nationwide contest


for Cafeteria Manager of the
Year. Their contest/promotion
challenged cafeteria managers to
decorate their lunchrooms w ith
"Buft' the Sunshine Co'w" and,
educate children on how impor-
tant milk and dairy products are
in their lives. Mrs. Betty Shep-
herd, Cafeteria Manager at Bell
Elementary School, went all out


and had a wonderful dairy cow
.and cheese set up in the lunch-
room and also had educational
sessions with classrooms to
educate our children about milk
products.
Over 3,000 schools partici-
pated in the nationwide compe-
tition and Mrs. Betty Shepherd
received this award for the sec-


ond. consecutive year. After Ms.
Betty was. presented with her
award and a check for $500 for
the school cafeteria the children
who had placed in a "Buffy the
Sunshine Cow" Contest had a
milk-off't, th the help of M&B
Products, Inc. The children
(Continued to Page Twenty)


Pictured is the Trenton High School Spring Football Team


The 2006 Bell High School Spring Football Team


"The recipients of this year's
High, School All-Star awards
exemplify leadership qualities


Gilchrist County, Florida
2006Announced Candidates
County Commissioner District 2
Mitchell Gentry, 4959 SW 80th Ave., Bell, FL 32619
352-463-7080 (D)
D. Ray Harrison, Jr., 4599 SW 90th Court, Bell, FL 32619
352-463-2147 (D)
Terry D. Parrish, P. 0. Box 82, Trenton, FL 32693
352-463-2248 (D)
County Commissioner District 4
Tommy Langford, 6650 NE 55th St., High Springs, FL 32643
386-454-3022 (R)
John Rance Thomas, 2000 NW 80th St., Bell, FL 32619
.386-935-0937 (D)
School Board District 1 (Nonpartisan)
Delight H. Curtis 7339 SE 69th Lane, Trenton, FL 32693
352-472-6012
Cloud E. Haley 621 NE 2nd Street, Trenton FL 32693
352-463-2917
Lucy Swilley 10360 SE 15th Avenue, Trenton FL 32693
352-463-7716
School Board District 3 (Nonpartisan)
John D. Frazier 3539 SW 47th Ct., Bell, FL 32619
352-463-2652
Lacy A. Redd 9050 SW CR 344, Bell, FL 32619
352-463-6266
School Board District 5 (Nonpartisan)
Michelle Carter P.O. Box 1463, Trenton FL 32693
352-463-2950
Ann Marie (Anni) Egan 4829 SE 25th Lane, Trenton, FL 32693
352-472-4986
Supervisor of Elections
Karen Fults P.O. Box 256, Bell, FL 32619
352-463-7014.(R)
Leigh Hartzog P.O. Box 1450, Trenton, FL 32693
352-463-0333 (D)
Bill Martin 7699 SW CR-334-A, Trenton FL 32693
352-463-7439 (D)
Connie Douglas Sanchez 7246 Cardinal Tr., Fanning Springs, Fl 32693
351-463-3044 (R)
County Court Judge Group 1 (Nonpartisan)
David Miller (Duke) Lang P.O. Box .51, Trenton, FL 32693
352-463-7800
Edward (Ed) Philman 5880 NW 57th Ct., Bell, FL 32619
386-935-2333


that will serve them well as they
continue to accomplish great
things."


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GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL THURSDAY, MAY 25, 2006


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The Life And Times
Of Woodburn Tripp,
Schofield
Known as Schb to his wife
Luana, friends in Arizona and
the military, and Big Buddy,
Woodburn or Woody to fam-
ily'in north-central Florida, and
Dadf or Grandpa to his children,
grandchildren and great-grand-
children, 'he was the patriarch
leader of his large family. ,
Born in his, parent's i farm-
house, a few miles betWveen
Trenton, Florida and the Su-
wannee River,. what is. now
DeChamplain's Heaven's Gate
Farm, on November 7, 1932,
,bhe was the second youngest of
eight kids His father, Walter
Chambliss Schofield, "as a
.horse trader from Ha.kinsu ille,
Georgia, who traveled the area
buying and selling horses and
mules, while his mother Wil-
lie Mae Tripp,s originally from
Cordelo, Georgia tended to the
Sfarm with Woodburn's older
brothers, sister and hired hands.
Arriving in 1915. this early
Schofield -family was consid-
ered pioneers in the Suvannee
fiaver farming- community.
afWoodburn's dad traveled down
from Georgia on a horse and
wagon with 23 other horses and
mules and a helper. He immedi-
ately sold several of the horses
and used the money to buy land
and start his farm. .Woodburn
always held a deep love and
regard. for this beautiful country
of large oaks, hanging moss' and
farmland. :
\As a young boy in the 1940s,
after his family mo ed into town
and while his brothers kere ser'-
ing in the military in Europe, one
of Woodbum's first jobs to help
,supplement 'the family income


was labeling %watermelons ii
train cars as they %were loaded
at the Trenton train depot. He
would also sell boiled peanuts ii
town after school and delivered
the Gilchrist County Journa
newspaper. It was his first e\pe
rience in sales and he exceeded
in both with his hard %york ethic
and communication skills. It
high, school he was a talented
basketball player and as a senio
athlete he helped send his team
to their first State championship
playoff series. 'Last month he
.returned, to Florida with his soq
Woody to visit his relatives and
meet with his fellow classmates
from the Trenton High Schoo
Class of 1950, some of whom he
started school with in kindergar-
ten. He always fondly recalled
stories of his years growing up
in Trenton and there were many
summers when he would load up
his family in the station wagon
and drive cross, country to Tren-
ton for their vacation.
Upon high school graduation
he had a friend applying for
job with the Florida Departmen
of Transportation and Roads anc
Woodburn applied with him


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Streetwise,
By Lauren Rudd

Just two short weeks ago the'
Dow Jones industrial average
was about 75 points away from
its all-time high of 11.722. As
I write this, the Dow has just
closed at 11,205. It' is beginning
to look as if the time to pay the
piper :for higher energy and
commodity prices. 'is close at
hand.
The Street is beginning,,to
realize that under the current
economic scenario, trying to
keep the inflation genie bottled
up is going to be a painful and
difficult task at best. Especially
Swhen you consider that $70 per
barrel for crude oil is rapidly'
becoming a baseline price,
the national and trade deficits
are skyrocketing along with
commodity prices, while the
dollar continues to fall against
other currencies.
So should we be stuffing
gold coins under the mattress
in light of a massive Wall
Street meltdown and upcoming
Apocalypse? The answer is no;
absolutely not. First, the price of
gold is ridiculously high.
More importantly. Wall
Street is not going to implode
on itself, although it is likely
to become more volatile as the
Fed continues to raise interest
rates. However, as grim as the
economic picture might be, it
should not prevent you from
increasing your portfolio of
common stocks.
For example, you might
want to consider a simple, easy
to understand company that
continues to make money day
in and day out, pays regular
dividends and more importantly
runs .its business in such a.
manner as to warrant investor


landing a job, referring to it as.
- "at the busy end of a shovel."
J He proved himself quickly, was
p made a manager of the road
crew. and eventually moved to
p the office where he was trained
n to calculate the grading for the
oad construction projects in
the region. He was about to be
n drafted during the Korean Con-
a flict and decided he would be
t. better off in the Air Force. so he
d : oined the service in 1953. He
i did his basic training at Lack-'
land A.EB., San Antonio. and

then went to Keesler A.F.B.,
'Biloxi, for training in electron-
ics; which at that time was con-
sidered the "future," as he says.
He was assigned to Ellington
A.F.B.. Houston following his
training and within a short time
met the love of his life. Luana, at
a NCO Club social function. It
truly was love at first sight and
even though Luana played hard
to ge,t, she remembers she had
already fallen for Woodburn's,
green eyes and sandy bro wn
hair. They were soon married
within, three months in a. simple
ceremony on the base. His first
two sons, John and Woody, were
born there and Woodburn had
to start making extra money to
support his growing family so he
worked various :part-time jobs


trust.
On June 1, the company will
pay out its 421st consecutive
quarterly dividend. This is
no biotech, hi-tech, bet your
company on a hope and. a dream
story stock. Furthermore, a cat
might be more familiar with the
company's showcase product
than you are. The company is
Church & Dwight, known for
its famous Arm and Hammer
trademark, and that showcase
product...baking soda..
When I last, wrote about the
company a -year ago, my FY
2005 earnings estimate was for
$1.82 per share. The company
earned $1.83 per share.: Back
then the shares were trading at
about $35." The current share
price is about, $37. Although
I had a price target of about
$44. per share," the .company's
multiple, or P/E ratio, dropped
from 24.5 to its current level of
19.7.
For its first quarter of FY 2006
ending March 31, the company
reported earnings of 60 cents per
share, as compared with 56 cents
per share a year ago. So what
does the future look like"?
The company's intrinsic
value is still excellent. Using a
-discounted earnings approach.
\Nith an earnings growth rate of
13.25 percent, trailing twelve
month earnings of $125 million
and a discount rate of I1I percent
(.average return on the S&P500),
yields a value of $54 per share.
A more conseraanive approach
that is based on free cash flo. 0to
the firm. using the same earnings
growth rate. fields an intrinsic
value of $58. As a ou can see,
both techniques are in close
agreement.
NMy earnings estimate for FY
'2006 is $2.02 per share. With
those earnings, the shares should
be trading at about $40 in nine
months for a 10.8 percent annual
return. That number assumes the
P/E remains constant. However.
if Church & Dwight continues
to perform, I believe Wall Street
Swill award the company a higher
P/E.
You can write to financial
columnist Lauren Rudd at 5 Gulf
Manor Drive. Venice, Fl. 34285
or email at LVERudd@aol.com,
Prior columns are available at
RuddRepeoricom A' ,


including selling mutual funds.
After his enlistment was up
in 1956. 'he, returned home to
Trenton on vacation and con-'
sidered living there and work-
ing, but jobs were scarce so he
re-enlisted arid was stationed at
Travis A.F.B., Fairfield, where
his first daughter Deborah was
born and then two years later
another son; Rex. Part of his
tour included flying status.
which enabled him to travel to
Japan, ,Guam, the Philippines
and Hawaii, which was Luana's
home. In 1960 he received or-
ders for England where he was
stationed at R,A.F. Wethersfield
and the family lived in the small
village of Coggeshall near Col-
chester in Essex County. The
large country manor house they
-shared with another family was
(Continued to Page Eleven)


Lottery Numbers
Wednesday
: May 17 .
Lotto Drawing:,
,2-4-8- 16-24-46
No winner of the $3 million.
jackpot. ,

5-Digit Winners:
S 133 at $2,151

4-Digit Winners
5,337 at $43.50

3-Digit Winners:
84,985 at $3.50

Play 4 Drawing:
8-5-3-2

Cash 3 Drawing:
6-6-6


Saturday,
May 20
Lotto Drawing:
15-20-23-30-34-41
Two winners of the $6 million
jackpot.

5-Digit Winners:
61 at $6,521

4-Digit Winners:
4,146 at $78

3-Digit Winners:
87,829 at $5

Play 4 Drawing:
3-1-9-1

Cash 3 Drawing:
0-7-9


SO*O*K




C.O.O.K.I.N.G


By Cindy Jo Ay

Southerners can claim kin to
anybody. It's one of our most-
dexterous talents." ,
Guy Davenport

I have never mastered the art
of making a good pie crust; I
admit I'm just a little unsure of
here to begin. I come from a
long line of cake bakers.-
.Southern cooks who made melt
in \our mouth fresh coconut
cakes. My family bakes pound
cakes to die for, brown sugar
pound cakes, and sour cream
pound cakes. But frankly there
were not many serious pie
bakers. Seems to me that in this
part of the South as least vwe
favor cakes oer pies.
Of course we all bake pecan
pies. and most of us make really
great lemon meringue or
coconut pies, but very few of us
make our crust from scratch.
Mostly our mothers used frozen
piecrust brands like Pet-Ritz
filled to the brim with
wonderful pecan pie filling and
baked. The filling is so good
that the crust becomes
secondary.
But I ha\e to tell 3ou I feel a
little like a fraud ridingng a
cooking column and not being
the proud maker of a from
scratch pie crust. So this w eek
I'm striking out on a new
adventure I plan to learn to
make good pie crust. So m.
research started with the one
really good pie maker I know,
Judi Bishop. Yes, that Judi canl.
make one fine pie crust. Not
only is she a fine pie crust
maker she is a really wonderful
person.
Judi has been working at the
Journal for the past several
years. During that lime she has
been an inspiration to everyone
bere in one w'a) or another. She
is just a sweet. kind, and
considerate person. It's rno
wonder she's a preacher's wife,
I, think God made her., he
perfect pastor's wife. I'%e been
hanging around her for some
.time now just hoping some of
that good would rub off.
AnNvay, 'sadly', she and her
husband, .Pastor W' endell
Bishop will be moving 'to

Sanford where he is taking the
position as Pastor of the First
Baptist Church there. One thing
is for sure, eier one at the
Journal will surely miss our
"Miss Judi."
I would like to share a few of'
the pie crust making tips I've
found. The type floor oui use is
important; use onlN pastrN flour
or all-purpose flour. I also think
its important to use either
Pillsburyv' or Gold -Metal.
Some of the really fine flours
we use in the South, like White
Lilly, may be wonderful for
biscuits but theN're just a. little
too light for pie crust. Lard or
shorting produce a tender crust;


You can use half-shorting -and
half-butter if you want a buttery
crust The pockets. of fat make
the flakiness in the crust. Use a
pastry blender or 2 knives to cut
in fat. All liquids should be ice
cold. Sugar in pastry dough
sweetens and tenderizes it.
Blend liquid just until the dough
begins to hold together.
O erworking toughens the
dough. Chill the dough for 30
minutes to make it easier to roll.
Setting the pie pan on a cookie
sheet while baking also helps
pre% ent a soggy crust.
Hopefully in a few 'weeks I'll
print a column about m)
piecrust ad' venture.


.ott/ e :e Gr
(bN Judi Bishop)
2 cups All Purpose Flour
.(Pillsbury'u or Gold Metal) ,
teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup Crisco (butter flavor)
shortening
8 tablespoons ice water
Mix together flour, sugar, and
salt. Then add shortening, cut
shortening into flour mixture
with pastry blender or two
knives. Once cut in well add ice
water, mixing onl) until it starts
to form a ball, until its just
barely incorporated. O er
working it at this point will
make a tough crust.

Just in case Nou are not sold
on making crust from scratch
the following coconut custard
pie makes its own crust. You
mix the flour right in and as the
pie is baking it forms it's o"wn
crust. Let me "arn you it's
pretty rich.
T, his is one of the recipes
handed down to me by mN
grandmother Idell Smith
Beauchamp. Idell, aka Shannie
was connected to the Hamplon
Smith clan. Hampton %\as one
of the 'early settlers in Le\
Count),

f 'le/'s 6ocom it
1/2 stick butter, melted
1.3/4 cup sugar
2 cups milk
4 eggs. beaten
1/2 cup self-rising flour
1 teaspoon pure vanilla
1 7-ounce package of coconut
Mix all ingredients well and,
pour in glass pie plate and bake
at 325 degrees for 35 minutes.

Ooops, last week's recipe for
Zucchini Bread needs to be
corrected, the ingredients list
should have included 3 beaten'
eggs. .


Wherever public spirit pre-
vails, liberty is secure.
.-Noah Webster


From The Desk




of the,

Superintendent
Type Your Question Here And
Then Click Search
Gilchrist Schools have a defi-
nite emphasis on reading starting
,in Pre-K. The success our stu-
dents are experiencing demon-
strates that our focus on reading
is working. However. Florida
Education Commissioner John
Winn warns that research indi-
cates that children %who do not
continue to read %while on vaca-:
tion i risk losing any progress
made during the school year.
Commissioner Winn encour-
ages Gilchrist families to share
the gift .of reading during the
summer break by. visiting the
Just Read. Families! Website,
for a list of recommended books.
The website can be found at wvw
w.justrreadfamilies, org, and pro-
vides a reading list for elemen-
tary. middle, and high school
students. This reading list pro-
%ides excellent suggestions to
bolster a child's love of reading.
Remember, read to your child 20
minutes every day!
Along these same lines. ve are
already beginning to plan for the
second annual Superintendent's
Gala, which will be held in
October 2006. This is the event
that last year raised over $11,000-
for our reading programs in
pre-k through third grade. This
year the event will be held at
Bell Elementar. School. Watch
for more information later in the
* year. ;
FCAT scores will have ar-
rived by the time you read this.
Probably the most anxious
group thpit as awaiting scores
was our teachers. Take a few
minutes and thank your child's
teacher for being a dedicated
professional %with your child's
interest at heart. They put
in long hours of hard work
devising ways to help your
child learn and be successful.
Gilchrist Schools are blessed to
have such committed teachers
and staff.
'The Gilchrist-CouritN School-
..Boatd is "ill orkim. w ith Lak
City Conmmunity College to
establish a campus in our
District. When this happens
it %'ill be a great help to our
graduates who %want to stay
at home and earn a degree or:
receive technical training.
The Gilchrist County
Educational Foundation present-
ed o\er S50,000 of scholarships
to seniors from Bell ,and Trenton
.high schools this last week. If
you are not a member of this
organization, take.a few minutes
and talk to someone who is. This;
is an organization that helps our
students attain their dreams.
Did you know that in China
there are nearly as many people
learning 'English, as a second:
language as there are people who
speak English as a first language
in the United States, Canada,
and Great Britain combined?
English is the language spoken
(Continued to Page Eleven)


The Faith Of Thomas
(Kent Heaton)


Labels are given because of-character flaws
found in individuals. Thomas, an apostle of Jesus
Christ, has been labeled "Doubting Thomas." Sadly,
this brand imposed by men has left many with little
knowledge of the true faith of Thomas. We are
familiar with the story following Jesus' resurrection
that Thomas did not believe the other apostles who
saw Jesus alive (John'20:24-29). Overlooked in the
life of Thomas is the struggles he had with his faith
not long before the death of Jesus.
John 11 tells the story when Jesus is told that
Lazarus is sick and Mary and Martha have begged
him to come heal their brother. Jesus tarries two days
and when He tells His disciples they were returning
to Judea, the disciples were concerned for His safety.
"The disciples said to Him, 'Rabbi, the Jews were
just now seeking to stone You, and are You going
there again?'" (John 11:8). Jesus knew that Lazarus
would die but that the power of God would be shown
to all men through the resurrection of Lazarus (John
11:9-15). It was when Thomas heard the determined
words of Jesus, "Nevertheless let us go unto him"
(John 11:15) that Thomas' faith was first revealed -
"Then said Thomas, which is called Didymus, unto
his fellow disciples, Let us also go, that we may die
with him" (John 11:16)
The faith of Thomas was the encouraging voice
of valor to die with the Lord if necessary.' These are
bold words spoken in the calm of the moment. When
Jesus declared to Peter that he would deny the Lord
three times, Thomas raised his voice in faith saying
he would not deny his Lord and he would be willing
to die for the Lord (Mark 14:31). Thomas had great
faith in Jesus Christ. His trust in Jesus was a
confidence of reassurance to boldly defend the Lord
at any cost. His faith, like the other disciples, paid a


high price of denial when the mob came 'to arrest
Jesus "Then all the disciples forsook him, and
fled" (Matthew 26:56).
The second passage of faith is found in John
.14:5 when Thomas says to Jesus, "Lord, we do not
know where You are going, how do we know the
; way?" Jesus had told them that He was going away
and Thomas did not understand where Jesus could be
going that they would not also go. The disciples had
faced death in returning to Judea (John 11:16) but
what could this mean? The Lord had been showing
the disciples His forthcoming death and why He had
come to the earth. They did not fully grasp what was
about to happen. Thomas spoke up and declared his
faith in the Lord by seeking to reassure the Lord they
' wanted to go with their Master wherever He went.
His faith was in'the Lord.
It must have been crushing to Thomas to watch

his Lord arrested, scourged and crucified. His hopes
were dashed, his dreams were torn apart and his faith
tested. His life was turned upside down when Jesus
died. How could this happen to Jesus? Why did God
allow this to happen? Why had Thomas separated
himself from the other apostles on that day Jesus first
appeared (John 20:19-24)? When the apostles came
to Thomas and told him that Jesus was alive, his faith
lingered on the scene of the cross and he sought for
proof. Jesus gave him that proof and announced,
"Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast
believed: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet
have believed" (John 20:29). The faith of Thomas
was whole again. He went on to serve the Lord in
faith, never doubting again (John 21:1,2; Acts 1:13).
May we have the faith of Thomas to rise from the
ashes of doubt and trust in the work of God and to'be
a vital part of His work today never doubting.


Trenton Church of Christ
463-3793 502 Northeast 7th Street Trenton, Florida 32693
.Please Visit www.trentdnchurchofchrist.com Email kerux@bellsouth.net


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Queen. She is the daughter of Barrett 'and Vickui Brown.


www.gilchristcounty.com

The Chamber Corner
The Gilchrist County Chamber
of Commerce would like to thank
The Gilchrist Board of County.
* Commissioners and staff for a
very successful Chamber Mixer-
on May 8, 2006. Our next.
Chamber Mixer will be hosted
by Badcock's Home Furniture
& More, on June 12th from
5:00 p.m.to 6:30 p.m., 'Bad-
cock's is located at. 1820 E.
Wade Street (SR 26) in Tren-
ton. Forfurther information or if
Nou are interested in sponsoring
a Chamber Mixer please contact
Maureen at the Chamber office
Monday- Friday .at (352) 463-
3467.
The Chamber is here too
serve its members and to 'ad-


vertise your local business.
The chamber. is your .source
'of information. We ha-'e local
guidebooks, maps of Gilchrist
County and our surrounding
areas, information on hunting,'
camping, fishing, horseback rid-
ing and much more. We have a
great %website for you to visit at
vw .gilchnstcounty.coim-, offer-
ing a wealth of information on.
our county. and a membership
directory of our local businesses
and members. If ou have an\
questions on becoming a mem-
ber of the Chamber or need local'
information please contact the
'Chamber office Monday-Friday'
at (352) 463-3467 or e-mail us at:
chamberi'-gilchristcounty.com..
We would like to thank all
of our Chamber members for
their; continued, support of the
Gilchrist Countr Chamber of
Coimnerce.
The Gilchnrst Countr Charac-"
ter trait of the month presented
by the Character First Council
is: Sincerity" Definition
- "Eagerly doing %what is right'
with transparent motives.".


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From trimming to
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Light land clearing,
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4 Pets Sake
It's coming your way and it
will be here June 18th. Yep,
it's Poker for Pets! Presently
there are 90 seats available and
the entry fee is $50 if paid early
or $60 at the door. Proceeds
will be shared between Gaines-
ville Rabbit Rescue and 4 Pets
Sake, Inc. Anyone who wants
to sign up can do so through
www.pokerforpets.org using
Pay' Pal. Check out the infor-
mation, sign up early and show
your. poker skills at the table. "
The prizes are fabulous.
"People food" for training
treats is o.k. if you use good
quality food; this will also keep
your canine healthy. Do not
give your dog pork products.
Their systems don't tolerate.
fatty foods well and excessive
amounts can cause pahcreatitis.
We all know chocolate is toxic to
dogs, but the darker the choco-
late the more toxic it is to them.
Although the exact reason has
not been determined, grapes and
raisins can cause kidney damage
and even death in some dogs..
Give your pet an extra hug to-
da) and let them knov\ ou care,
it doesn't take but a second. For
more information contact us at,
386-935-0975 or S66-727-
2972 e-mail fourpetssake@'al
Itelnet.
Until next time be happy just
for the love of them..
Renee Emenecker

Gilchrist County
Building Department
Will Be Closed
Nlay 26 For Training
The Gilchrist Count. Build-
ing Department %ill be closed
on FridaN. May 26th for train-
Aing The\ apologize for an\
incon ience.


Bluegrass Pickin'
At Trenton Train
Depot May 27
On May 27th at 7:00 p.m.,
the Suwannee Valley Bluegrass
Pickin' w ill be held at the Tren-
ton Train Depot. So bring your
bluegrass band or come and hear
some of the, best bluegrass in
North Florida. Bring your lawn
chair and enjo\ great bluegrass
music 'from 7:00 p.m. until'?
/"Doh't forget to bring your in-
struments as there will be plenty
of room to sit around and jam.
Come on out and enjoy a great
night of good ol' time fun. Have
any questions? If so please call
Cloud at 352-284-0668. See ya
there!.

Tri-County Bank To
Be Closed For
Memorial Day
May 29
Tri-County Bank d,b'a Ameris
will be closed Monday, May 29,
2006 for Memorial Day.
The bank will re-open for
business as usual on Tuesday,
May 30, 2006. Have a safe'
holiday!


County Offices To Be
Closed For Memorial
Day
The Gilchrist County Court-
house and all county offices
will be closed Monday, May 29,
2006 in observance of Memorial'
Day.


2nd Annual
Tri-County Home
School Orientation
To Be Held June 3
The second annual Tri-County
Home School Orientation, pre-
sented by G.L.A.D. Christian
Homeschool Support Network
(Gilchrist, Levy, and Dixie
Counties) will be held Saturday,
June 3, 2006 from 1:00 p.m. to
3:00 p.m. at the Community
Center in Trenton. The build-
ing is located one block east and
three blocks south of the traffic
light in Trenton.
If you are home schooling or
are interested in learning more
about it, you should not miss this
once a year opportunity!
We will present guest speak-


American Legion

iiaf[Available
Meetings -Parties
Weddings & Receptions

352-463-1501


Two Bell Graduates Complete

Degrees At Liberty University


Library Offers A
Feast Of Stories At
"The Kaleidoscope
Story Caf6"
Tasty tales will be on stage
when the Kaleidoscope Story-
tellers perform at the Gilchrist
County Public Library on
Thursday June 8, 2006 at
10:00 a.m.
The Kaleidoscope Storytell-
ers are Terry Deer and Suzie
Shaeffer, story dramatists from
the Daytona Beach area who
. tour Florida each summer using
puppets, poetry, creative dramat-
ics, tandem. storytelling, and
audience participation to delight
and involve their listeners. This-
summer they are wearing "story
chef' aprons and hats-perfect
attire for serving up a pot full
of fun, action-packed stories in a
production they call "The Kalei-
doscope Story Cafe."
Former children's librarians,,
Deer and Shaeffer specifically
design their lively summer per-
formances to support the Florida
Library Youth Program's goal of
encouraging children to become
lifelong readers and library
users."\Ve were delighted when
w\e heard that the state-%wide
theme for 2006 would be Book
Feast." says Shaeffer. "because
so many of the folk tales we love
are about food and feasting we
felt a cafe would be a fun setting
for introducing these stories to
children."
A distinctive feature of every'
Kaleidoscope show is the in-'
clusion of audience members.
whose contribution's may even
determine how a storN turns out.
"We tr. to involve the children
ever) way )we can," says Deer.
"'The\ sing. chant, provide
sound effects, become some of
the characters in our stories,
and interact %with our puppet
partners. This summer, audience
volunteers w ill even help choose
hat tale is next on the Cafe's
menu by dipping into our pot of,
stories."
Laughter, songs. puppet pan-
demonium, and tasty tales-r
they'll all be served up at The
Kaleidoscope Story Cafe!
For more information, contact
Cassie Selleck at 386-294-3858
or 800-729-0529.


Two Bell High School gradu-
ates recently, graduated from.
Liberty Utiiversity in Lynch-
burg. Virginia. .
Jonathan Rodriguez, the
son of Dr. Ralph andi Donna
Rodriguez, graduated on May
13, 2006 from Liberty ITniver-
sity. Jonathan graduated with a
Bachelor of Science in Religion
through, the Liberty University
Distance Learning Program. He
is a 1999 graduate of Bell High
School and is married to the for-
mer Shannon Spears. the daugh-
ter of Duane and Teresa Spears
of Trenton. Jonathan works
with the youth at Bethel Baptist
. Church in Trenton.
" Michael Graham. lthe son of-
Rob and Paula Heck of High'
Springs and Nlike Grahamm
of Columbia. South Carolina
graduated from Liberty ULiner-
sity on Mal 13. 2006 %with a
Bachelor of Science degree in

AARP Safe Driving
Class To Be Held
June 8 & 9
An AARP Driver Safety Class
will be held on June 8th and 9th
starting at 9:00 a.m. at the Capi-
tal CitN Bank located at 2012 N.
Young Blid. in Chiefland. To
register call Jean da Costa at
13521 493-7597 There is a $10
fee per person. The classes are
for senior drivers age 50 and
over and a certificate to prove
participation in the class is is-.
sued on the second day of class.
This should entitle them to a
multi-Near auto insurance premi-
um discount. Check with sour
insurance carrier for an estimate
of the discount available.
There is limited seating avail-
able so please call as soon as
possible. Leave a message if
necessary) and your call %will be
returned. In Chiefland call 352-
493-7597.

Quilters Of Alachua /
County Day Guild To
Meet June 1
The Quilters of. Alachua.
County Da\ Guild ik planning
to meet on Thursda:'. ?June 1,
at Westminster Presbuterian
Church. 1521 N\V 34th Street
in Gaines% ille. Social Uime is at
9:30a.m. and the meeting begins
at 10:00 a.m. The program this
month will consist of %worksta-
tions where different quilting
skills will be demonstrated. All
.visitors aretwelcome.. For more
information call 373-2039.


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Wm T. Carlton Masonic Lodge



Benefit BBQ

for

"Rayanne Ferguson & Children"


May 31, 2006

11am- pm


This BBQ is to benefit the

family of Sam Ferguson

", ; who lost his fight with

cancer in April.

The Dinner will consist of:
BBQ Chicken

Baked Beans

\ Coleslaw
-. Drink

The Cost will be:

$5.00 per dinner


Contact Person: Joe Gilliam 463-3170

Wm T. Carlton Lodge

125 N.E. 2nd Street

Trenton, Florida 32693

(Behind Gilchrist Title)


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5120 N.W. 5th Street
Bell, Florida 32619

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Shown from left is Michael Graham; Chancelor and Founder
-of Liberty Universih/ Dr. Jerry Falwell; and Jonathan

Religion \,ith an emphasis on Judi Bishop of Trenton. Michael
Biblical Studies. He is a 2002 is continuing his studies at Lib-
!graduate of Bell High School erty Theological Seminary with,
and is married to the former Lisa the intent to attain a Master's of
Bishop, daughter of Wendell and Divinity degree.

I 4 Suwannee Valley Precast, Co. r
Owner Gerald Roberts
Bell Chiefland
l 463-2504 Fax: 463-0390 493-4055

S New Septic TanksInstalled Drain Fields Repaired
Septic Pump-OitisSeptic Tanks Certified
Portable Toilets Backhoe Work Fill Dirt
SState Certified *


_19th Annual
"Gold Hook Award"
Kids Fishing Tournament
Sponsored by Suwannee River Shrine Club
Proceeds are for the benefit of
Shriners Hospitals for Children.
Saturday, June 3, 2006
6 am-412 pm
Hart Springs Boat Ramp/CR-344, Trenton
Entry Fee: $25 donation per boat
(1 aduft, 1 child per boat)
Age Group: 5 16 years
.Trophies awarded in severalcategories ;,

Free drawing for trolling motor w/every entry
(Donated by Wal-Mart, Chiefland)

Y For more information contact:
Bobby Heath 352-542-9284


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Tamara Carnley and Nathan McArdle


Rick and Terry Carnley of
Bell are pleased to announce
the upcoming wedding of their
daughter, Tamara Camley, to
Nathan McArdle of Trenton.
Nathan is the son of Karen.
Hunt-Starling and the grandson
of Eugene and Charlene Hiint


The wedding will take place
at .Priscilla Baptist Church at
two o'clock in the afternoon on
Saturday, June 17, 2006. All
friends and family are invited to
attend. No invitations are being
sent out.


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Trenton Church of God
Welcomes you to come worship with us
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Sunday Praise & Worship 11:00 a.m.
Evening Praise & Worship 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study 7.001 p.in.

Phone 463-6543
www.geocities.com/churchofgodjtrenton_fla

.


PINE GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
t f 16655 N. W. CR-339 Trenton, Florida 32693
352-463-2151
www.pgbcfl.com
Bro. Greg Douglas, Pastor
Bro. Rickey Whitley, Minister of Students
Charles Brock, Music Director
Sunday School/Bible Study..................... 9:15 AM
Morning Worship Service......................10:30 AM
Children's Church.......................... 10:30 AM
Evening Worship Service......................... 6:00 PM
Wednesday Night Services: Prayer Meeting,
AWANA & Youth Worship....... ............7:00 PM
~ Nursery Provided for All Services ~





"All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is
profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for
instruction in righteousness:" 2 Timothy 3:16

Pew ope jfamilp Curtd)

4470 N.W. County Road 236 Bell, Florida 32619
~ 1 Mile West of US-129 -

Service Times Pastor:
n A 1Rev. Lynn Wagner
10:00 am Sunday School
11:00 am Sunday Morning Worship Office:
6:30 pm Wednesday Bible Study 386-935-4219

"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was
with God, and the Word was God...And the Word was
made flesh, and.dwelt among us... John 1.: 14


Socials
Happy Birthday wishes to
Michelle Watson, Nathan Smith,
Don Dasher, and John York on
May 25th; to John Gidley on
May 26th; to David Ray and
Patricia Ann Carlisle on May
27th; to Siegfried Gast, Dale
Blankenship, and Joseph Hart
on May 28th; to James Wiggins,
Quay Owens, Martha Mauldin,
Gene Wiggins, and Poley Home
on May 29th; to Heather Gun-
nells and James Wilson on May
30th; and to Mary Davis, Chris-
tina Weaver, Leslie Coyer, Tim
Latner, Jim Scruggs, and Regg
Castor on May 31st.
Happy Anniversary wishes to
Willie and Carol Coates on May
31st.


Marriage
Applications Filed In
Gilchrist County
James Samuel Boyles, date of
birth, 9/24/84, and Melissa El-
len Price, date of birth. 9/13/84,'
both' of Boulder, Colorado..
' Nigel Mathew Millican, date
of birth, 1/21/83, of Cross City,
Florida and Jennifer Nicole Pul-
liam, date of birth. 9/11/82, of
Chiefland., Florida.
Bruce Charles Jackson, date
of birth, 11115159 and Linda
Scheid, date of birth, 1/14/50,
both of Trenton, Florida.
Craig Allan Giles,. date of
birth 10/4/80 and Marrian Marie
Fowler. date of birth. 6/17/81,
both of Alachua, Florida.
Jeremy Hamilton Teague.
date of birth 2/5/76 and Rachel
Vanessa Brecken, date of birth,
8/2/82, both of 'Branford,
Florida.
Brian Lamar Antis, date
of birth, 9/18/84 and Jenni-
fer Thompson, date of, birth,
12/25/80, both of Chieflarid,
Florida.
Paul Edward Tape, Jr., date of
birth, 6/26/67 and Kelly Shawn
Collins, date of birth, 5/27/78,
both of Old'Tov n. Florida.
Dustin Kyle Touchion. date of
birth, 12/17/78 and Nicole Lee
Hall, date of birth, 10/8/80, both,
of Trenton, Florida.


Marriages Filed In
Gilchrist County -
Norman Edward Suisse,
date of birth, 10/22/70 opf
S High Springs, Florida and
JessicaLynnHurley, date ofbirth,.
7/9/82, of Gainesville, Florida,
were married on April 9,"2006
in Gainesville 'by Kathy Clark,
notary.
Mark William Czaban, date of
birth, 6/30/62, and Julia Nichole
Laraby, date of birth, 9/10/78
both of Bell, Florida, were mar-
ried on April 29, 2006 in Bell.
Seth Ward Maurer, date of
birth, 8/13/86 and Meagan Ni-
cole Baker, date of birth, 5/9/85,
both of Trenton, Florida, were
married on May 6, 2006 in New-
berry,, Florida by Kent Heaton,
minister.


Don Nikole Zarza, date of
birth, 8/12/72, and Jennifer
Lyne Anderson, date of birth,
4/24/85, both of Ft. White,
Florida were married May 13,
2006, in High Springs, Florida
by Rev. Richard Lewis.
Edward George Brown, Jr.
date of birth, 12/16/78, and
Bonnie Jean Giles, date of birth,
7/27/78, both of Trenton,
Florida were married May 13,
2006, at the Gilchrist County
Woman's Club, by Rev. Emmett
A. Bright. '
Erik Clayton Hicks, 'date
of birth, 11/15/70, and Tracy
Leigh Brookins, date of birth,
7/30/72, both of Newberry,
Florida .were married May
13, 2006, at Jonesville'Baptist
Church in Newberry, Florida by
Rev.' Corey J. Cheramie.
Hiatt Kenyan Hagan, date of
birth, 5/18/76 and Noelle Amy
SSullivan, date of birth, 12/16/75,
both of Trenton, Florida were
married May 13, 2006 in Crystal
River, Florida, by Rita C. Birch,
notary.
Donald Glenn Gindlesperger,
date of birth, 6/23/77, and Lisa
Elaine Murphy, date of birth,
7/19/74, both of Bell, Florida,
were married May 15, 2006 in
Archer by Sharon W. Gilkison,
notary.


A Card Of Thanks
After losing our home and all
of our belongings to a fire we
would like to thank all of our
family and friends for their kind-
ness and support. We could not
have gotten this far rebuilding
without all of you.
Also thank you to all of
the volunteer firefighters and
the Trenton Fire Chief, Alex
Hudson, who not only showed
professionalism, but compassion
as well.
Brian and Jamie Barnes


Joppa Baptist WMU
To Have Yard Sale
To Benefit Operation
Christmas Child May
26 & 27
Joppa Baptist Church WMU
is having a yard sale this Friday
and Saturday May 26th and 27th
from 8:00 a.m. -to 12:00 p.m.
each day..
Proceeds will be used to mail
our annual Operation Christmas
Child shoe box gifts to: under-
privileged children in different
countries Nwhere there is a need.
The church members fill the
boxes ith personal items such
as shampoo, soap. etc.. also
school paper and pencils.
Joppa Church is in Fanning
Springs at 7530 165th Street.



Christian Fellowship
Community Church
To Have First Service
In New Sanctuary
June 4
Christian Felloship Coin-
inunitt Church wouldd like to
in' ite you to come and celebrate
with us -what Jesus is doing here
in Gilchrist County We \will be
having our first service in our
new sanctuary, on June 4th. Ser-
Sices start at 10:30 in. and % ill
continue throughout the da\.
Programs for the da\ include
our regular Sunda. Sern ice with
Pastor RandN Peters. a covered'
dish dinner, a dedication service
w ith Dr. Dan Tipton General
Superintendent, and Rev. Don
Spurgeon ,-. District Superin-
tendent. a baptism serI ice, and


Lela Roberts And
JBH Gay Family'
Reunion To Be Held
May.27
The reunion of the Lela Rob-
erts and JBH Gay famiilie, v.ill
be held at Manitee Springs State
Park in Chiefland on Saturday,
May 27, 2006. All family and
friends are invited to come and
join us for good food and fellow-
ship. We will eat around 12:30
or 1:00 p.m.
Try to arrive early, before
the park's parking lot fills up.
Everybody. bring your favorite
covered dish.


Annual Jenkins
Reunion To Be Held
June 3
. The annual Dan and Effie
Jenkins reunion will be held Sat-
urday, June 3, 2006 at the Hart
Springs pavilion. All relatives
*and friends are invited to share
a picnic lunch to be spread at the
noon hour.

Slaughter And
Martin Families To
Have Reunion
June 10
The Slaughter and Martin
families will have a reunion on
Saturday, June 10th beginning
at 11:00 a.m. The reunion will
be held at Hart Springs, table #8.
Please bring a covered dish.
If you have any questions you
may call 352-332-4762, or cell
phone 352-538-1263, or e-mail
elgay@gator.net.
Spread the word to all your
family. In case of bad weather
we will meet at Ms. Annie's
Place, 7430 SW 20th Street in
Sunsprings.


Greenbery Jones
Family Reunion
June 17th At
Hart Springs
The families of Greenbery
Jones will hold their family
reunion celebration on
Saturday, June 17th at Hart
Springs. All family members
and friends are invited to come
to the Hart Springs Pavilion A
and enjoy a picnic basket lunch
at 12:00 noon.


special music provided by sev-
eral groups. Other special music
will be brought in throughout the
day from our own local band of
talented musicians.
The church is located at 1879
South U.S. Hwy 129'just South
of the Gilchrist County Schools
Transportation Department.
Bring your favorite dish and
come and join us in praising our
Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and
help us to thank Him for all that
He has done. For information
call (352) 463-6012 or (352)
262-5465.

Suwannee River
Valley Christian
Academy To Have
One Step Ahead
Summer Program
The Suwannee River Valley
Christian .Academv is having
a One Step Ahead Summer
Program. The 1/2 day program
runs Monday through Friday,
8:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m.. This
is an opportunity for families
"iith pre-school children to give
them a head start advantage by
pro\ iding a foundation of familN
\alues: a sense of good charac-
ter and socialization skills, an
en\ ironment of creativity ; anid
positie self esteem.
The maximum enrollment
is 16 students per \%eek and to
ensure placement for yourchild
call 352-463-1569.: There is a'
fee for \ eeki\ enrollment and
an. after program is also available
from 12:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The program will run in
weekly segments from June 12th
to July 28th..
For more information please
call 463-1569.


Bass And Stringer
Families To Have
Reunion July 29
The annual Bass/Stringer
reunion will be held Saturday,
July 29, 2006.
Anyone wishing to, share
Bass/Stringer information for'
the family history\ book and wall
chart or copies of, -an\ family\
related photos or further reunion'
information. please contact Cher -,
at 386-935-0559.
If you have any questions,
please call Cher at 386-935-
0559 or 386-462-2802 ext. 086
Monday through Friday.

THS Class Of 1981
Planning 25 Year'
Class Reunion -
Several members of the THS
Class of 1981 are discussing a
25-year reunion. Before plans
are made and finalized, we would
like to see how many graduates
are interested in attending and
their preference as to holding it
in the summer-or fall.
Class members are asked to
call Dale Bryant Anderson at
352-463-8466 prior to June 5,
2006 and. leave a message if
you are interested in having a
reunion.

THS Class Of 1986
Planning Reunion
The THS Class of 1986 is
currently planning an upcom-
ing 20-year reunion for the fall.
Additional information will
be posted on classmates.com.
If you or someone you know
graduated from Trenton in
1986, please submit a current
address to' Amy at 454-7421,
acspencer(,alltel.net; Jennifer at
462-5848, jlufteach(,alltel.net;
or Jess at 472-3059,
jrswl0276(yahoo.com.

Energy Assistance
Funds Available
Suwannee River Econonriic
Council, Inc. announces the
availability of funds from the
Department of Community Af-
fairs for home energy assistance
and crisis energy assistance
through the Low Income Home
Energy Assistance Program t
(LIHEAP). The program assists
eligible households in paying fort
home heating and cooling costs.
Clients must meet income guide-
lines and provide proof of in-
come and an energy obligation.
Applications are available at the
Outreach Center, located at 101
NE 1st Street in Trenton. Call
352-463-2940 to make appoint-
ments or for more information.


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De'nett. Hodge' and Jason Johin.oii,


Denett Hodge. of Bell, the.
daughter of Wesley and Katie
Hodge is engaged to Jason John-
"son of Trenton, the son of Carl
and Mar) Ann Johnson.
Denett is a 1995 graduate of
Bell High School and is current-
ly employed by the Orthopedic


Center in Gainesville.
Jason is a 1993 graduate of
Trenton High School and is cur-
rehntl employed by the Gildhrist
County School Board.
The couple plans tp marry on
June 10. 2006 at Anastasia State
Park


WWe \Welcome You To

Mt. Nebo Baptist Church (SBC)
4200 N.W. CR-340,-Bell, FL 32619
(3 miles Noith of Bell on Hwy-340 West)
SUunday School. 9:45 am
: Morning Worship .. 11 am
Evening Worship p. ........ 6pm
WN'ed nesdav Evenirg Services;
.Adult Bibk Study, Children,. & Youth ... 7 pm
S Pastor: Rev. Jimmy Corbin
Minister of Youth: MattlHoltsclaw
Church Phone: 386-935-3575
"Committed to Reaching People for Christ"



YOU ARE WELCOME AT

PRISCILLA BAPTIST CHURCH
5509 S.W. County Road 232. Bell. Florida
(Bemeen Bell & Trenton 2.5 miles West of SR 129)

t Sunday School........................10:00 AM
Morning Worship...............:.......11:00AM T
Evening Worship.:........................ 6:00 PM
Wednesday Night Prayer/Youth...7:30 PM

j Be a part of an e'.ciiing time of Worship and Bible Study.

Web: www.ForMi nistry.com/USFLSOBCOPBC1






WClcomes You!

"Embracing the Past and Reaching Toward the Future."
Comer of NE Second St. and Highway 26 in Trenton

(Nursery provided for all services)
Sunday School 9:45 AM (classes for all ages)
Sunday Morning, Worship & Children's Church 11 AM
Sunday Night Bible Study 6 PM
Wednesday Nights:
Awana 6:20 PM
Youth Bible Study, Praise & Worship 6:30 PM'
Adult Bible Study & Prayer 7 PM

DYHNlAMIC MINISTRIES FOR ALL AGES!
Call 463-2038for more information
or
www.fbctrentonfl.org




Kid's World
Pre-School Learning Center, Inc.
A private school for your child's early learning years.

NAEYC Accredited Pre-K
School Readiness Program
*Voluntary Pm-Kindergarten
CDA Certified Teachers
g USDA Food Program
SHighscope Curriculum
SCPR/First Aid Certified
Ages 2-12
Stop by for a tour of our facility.

352-463-3555

Corner of Hwy. 129 & S.R. 47, Trenton
|Across from Trenton High School)


CHURCH NEWS I


Trenton United

Methodist Church
9:30 am Sunday School
11:00 am Morning Worship Service
6:00 pm Wednesday Bible Study
Nursery provided 9-12 SundaY Morning
203 N.E. Second Street, Trenton ,,
Office: 463-2877 Rev. H.D. "Hank" Cribb, S


WE WELCOME YOU TO

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH (SBio
6259 $.E. 75TH AVENUE NEWBERRY, FL 32669

SUNDAY $CHOOL .................................. 9:45 AM
MORNING WORSHIP' ................................. 11 AM
EVENING WORSHIP .................................... 6 PM
WEDNESDAY EVENING SERVICES:
ADULT BIBLE STUDY, CHILDREN, & YOUTH-... 7 PM.

PASTOR: TRAVI MOODY
MINISTER OF YOUTH: ROBBIE BEACH
CHURCH PHONE: 386-472-3845
"WIN THE LOST AND TEACH THE SAVED TO SERVE"


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Amy Wesley Woods
Holly Wesley Bussard


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Shown is Jack McGhee,
session in the gym.


Kevin Sheppard at the Police
Department (352) 528-49910.
Anyone interested in
participating in the parade or
any questions in general, contact
Crystal W. Curl at City Hall
(352-528-3060).



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Occupational
Therapy Appreciated
By Tri-County
Nursing'Home
During the month of April,
staff and residents at Tri-County
Nursing Home took time to
show their appreciation for the
occupational therapists. Tri-
County's therapy department.
is under the direction of Maria
Langford. Rehab care provides -
the nursing home with physical
therapy,:occupational and speech
therapies.- It is a full service de-
partment that provides serx ices-
not only to residents within the'
facility, but also on an outpatient
.basis io the community\.
If you need more information
you may call Maria Langford at
463-2899.

Saltwater Fishing
Tournament To
Benefit March Of
Dimes June 10 In
Cedar Key
The employees of GRU and
the City of Gaines. ille's general
government are organizing the
6th spring-time Healthh Babies
Trout and Redfish Saltwater
Fishing Tournament Saturday.
June 10 in Cedar Key.
The tournament benefits the
March of Dimes in its fight to
present birth defects and also
to prevent premature births and
infant mortality.
The tournament, open to e%-
eryone, % ill be held at the Cedar
Key Public Boat Ramp starting
at safe light and ending at 3:30
p m. Participants can pre-regis-
ter by mail or at the boat ramp
the morning of the tournament.
The entry fee is S90.00 per boat,
limit three persons per boat.
Any person under the age of
IS must fish with a consenting
adult.
Over 20 local businesses
are participating as sponsors
of this year's tournament. For
more information, contact Eric
Chapman at 352-334-3400-
Ext. 1082. or email him at
chapmaneiiri -ru.conm.
The March of Dimes is a na-
tional %oluntary health agency
whose mission is to improve
the health of babies by prevent-
ing birth defects. prematurity
and infant mortality. Founded
in 1938, the March of Dimes
fun ""' research, education.
advocacy and community ser-
vices programs to sa e babies.
For more information. visit
the March of Dimes Web site
at ~ \\.inmarchiofdimies comn,
its Spanish Web site at
n nacer-sano org.

Williston
Independence Day
Celebration To Be
Held July 3
The City of Williston and
the Williston Area Chamber of;
Commerce are making big plans
for the 2006 Independence. Day,
Celebration This \ear's event
will be held on Monday, July
'3, 2006.
The festti sites % ill start with
the annual parade, which will
begin at 4:30 p.m. The line-up
will be, behind the Williston
High School one hour before
start time. The theme this year is
"Stars, Stripes And Community
Pride." .
The gates at the Williston
Horseman's Park will open at.
6:00 p.m.. A $2 donation for
parking will be accepted.
Children's rides will begin at
7:00 p.m. Vendor booths with
novelties and lots of good food,
will line the park. The opening
ceremony will start at 7:00 p.m.
with musical entertainment
provided by an assortment of
local talent and will end the
evening with a spectacular
fireworks display.
Please remember to bring
lawn chairs or blankets. No
coolers or pets will be allowed
through the gates.
Anyone interested in having
a booth to sell or display items,
contact Mary Kline at the
Chamber of Commerce (352-
528-5552).
Anyone interested in
volunteering for traffic control
at the Parade, contact Officer


the process required to make this
quilt. Ms. Alice has %%on several
first place ribbons on her quilt
and is very qualified to demon-.
strate and teach the "Baltimore
Album."
The "Baltimore Album" quilt
is made up of 16 to 20 different
applique blocks in ,ery bright
and vibrant colors of -flower/
fruit/leaves all appliqued onto a
foundation piece of contrasting
fabric. There %were ten members
present for the presentation and
%were ver. eager to begin their
Baltimore quilt after the pre-
sentation b\ Ms. Alice. Thanks
to Ms. Alice for the \wonderful
presentation which \\as enjoyed
b\ the Nite Owls and a couple of
the day group members.

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COMMUNliY COLtLIE
For more information call

(386) 752-1822
wwwlakecitycc.edu
Am Eqnia Accw/Equv OpponhiIniKr toin


so busy quilting and starting new
projects until %we ha'e missed
the passing of the first half of the
year. Bus\ quilters are happy
and active ladies who find time
to quilt even when other things
must be postponed. Visitors are
welcome at the regular monthly
business meeting.
If you need information about
Springhouse Quilters, please
contact Anna Gilliam. 463-
7922 or Lois Scott, 463-2207
or an\ Springhouse member.
Lois Scott,
Publicity%


Als. Alice Gilbert is shown demonstrating the applique
technique used in making a "Baltimore Album'" quilt.

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Football Contact:


Tony Williams
463-8439


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463-2248


Cheerleading Contact: Krishna Frye 463-0427


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Bell Family HealthCare

^ Quality Health Care, ConvenientLocation,

11 '^ L Serving The Health Care Needs Of Our Community


Bruce E. Thomas, MD
Board Certified'Tamnily Practice


Mina Willis, PharmD/PA-C Malcolm Hickox, PA-C
Family Practice Family Practice


Jeffrey HansPetersen, MD
Board Certified/Family Practice


Melissa Turley
PharmD/PA-C


Services Provided:


* Complete Primary Care
Well-Baby Exams
Diagnostic X-rays
Minor Trauma
Case Management
* Hearing and Vision Testing


* Chronic Disease Management
Immunizations
Diagnostic Laboratory
Minor Surgical Procedures
Family Planning


Physical Exams
Vaccines for Children
ADD & ADHD Evaluations
Health Screening
HIV Testing
* Sliding Fee Office Visits and Pharmacy


Employers Please Ask About Our Preferred Employers Program (PEP)!
Most Insurances Accepted ~ Equal Opportunity Provider


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For Information:

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I Springhouse Quilters News


Springhouse Quilters Jane Gruchaez of Suwannee .
News County will be visiting with
eS h Springhouse Quilters this week
Springhouse Quilter's Nite to provide a mini-quilt sho' of
Owl group had a visiting day many ofherquilts. The meeting
guild member, Alice Gilbert., at- will be a time to learn how Mis. t
tend their meeting on May, 9th Gruchaez can make such beauti-
to demonstrate, the, "Baltimore ful quilts from scraps -.Ik I
M s.Al ce--'a
Album" quilt. Ms.Alice has a The next regular meeting of .... .
beautiful. ribbon winning "Bal- Springhouse %%ill be on the sec-
timore Album" quilt she used ond Tuesday min June. My oh
as the basis for gi ing the very my, where has the first half of
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THURSDAY, MAY 25, 2006


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Well, here we are, smack dab
in the middle of May and by the
time you read this, school will be
out and moms and dads will al-
ready be tired of the kids'out-of-
school mantra... "There's noth-
Jng to do, I'm bored." By the
time summer break flies by, and
it will, everyone...kids, parents,
grandparents, everyone...except
maybe teachers, will heave a
big sigh of relief that they made
it through what seemed like a
long, hot summer that would
never end. That is when the kids
soon tire of the parents' back-
to-school mantra... '"Do your
homework or no TV." Funny
'how some. things change and
some things stay the same.
Oh, we had plenty of home-:
work when ,I was a kid and it
wasn't work you hadn't finished
in class. It was good old-fash-
ioned homework. There was
never a question of not finishing
a class assignment. Not finish-
ing was 'never anf option, unless
maybe you died at your desk.
Even that may not have been
an acceptable excuse unless
you had a note from someone
official. (
And there wasn't no...not one,
exceptable excuse for not doing:
homework and we knew it. No
one would bail you out, feel sor-
ry for you, or cut you any slack.
No amount of lying about it,
crying about it or whining about
it would help your cause. And
throwing. a tantrum, wasn't ,an
option because we didn't even
know what one % as let alone that
it was allowed. No. we kind of
lived in the bye-gone days of "do
what you're told-" or as Dr. Phil
would put it...you don't have to
like it you just have to do it.
Well, on Wednesday, May 17,
23 Joyful Hearts not only did
it but they liked, even loved it.
What?, coming together to lift
one another up and sharing ideas,
talents .and of course working-on
projects in progress.
I was not able to' attend, but
I have an excellent little- bird
that fills me in on all the details.
Details like Lu Rowland brought
in freshly picked green beans to
share and fresh cucumbers were
supplied by a neighbor, Doris.
Also, David Strom is home and,
on the mend,. praise the Lord.
Jim Swanner, Alberta's husband,
is in theV.A. Hospital in Gaines-:`
ville and our prayers are with'
them both and the doctors and
nurses tending to Jim, as well.
Evelyn Wood, Pat Luka, and
Ann Mahgone all gathered
round the quilt frame and did.
just that.. quilted. Sylvia Arthur,
Jackie Moore, Martha Foster, LLu
Rowland and of course Alice
Binns all were busy' as usual
with their Swedish weaving.
Madeline Norman was up to her
eyeballs in more yo yo's for her
pillow shams and Diana Lynn
has finished her May lap quilt
square and is ready'to tackle
June's square.


You would have to see this hfiiitstic enimroidenl work, created
by Ramona High, for yourself to appreciate the unbelievable
stitchery of the 20 birds depicted.


Myrle Gilkey 'was crochet-
ing a baby blanket and Lera
Townsend, Leona Wirta. Ruth
Wilkerson and Paulene Martin
were all crocheting as well. Ann
TaOlor stuck %with her knitting.
Elaine Nemeth was working
hard on her embroidery quilt
blocks and they're 'looking
good. Cathy Strom was mak-.
ing "God's Eyes" or "'Eyes of
God" w hichever you call them.
I haven't thought of those in
years. I still have some in a box
somewhere. We use to make
them at Girl Scout camp out of
brightly colored yarn and either
do\wel rods or popsicle sticks.,
good luck Cathy
Heidi Kamp, who has moved
to Lake City, was there but came
mostly to visit as did Barbara
Mi rick. 'We hope Heidi won't
.mind the long trip and will con-
linue to come play with us.. Rita
Simcoe popped in for ax visit also.
Only Rita didn't come alone;
she brought two adorable kit-
tens with her. Thank goodness I
wasn't there to be tempted. .
Lu has-been out sick so we
want her to know e're glad
she is doing %well and able to
get out and about again. Jane
Boyd brought her mother, NI) ra
Newby who is, well, lets just
say no spring chicken but who
has plenty .of spring left in her.
It's my understanding that I
missed out on a rousing rendi-
tion of the frog song... "Froggie
Went A Courtin" complete with


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'sound effects not many can do.
I hear she's quite famous for this
performance and in fact did all
the verses not once but twiice.
Evelyn must hate been in frog
heaven. I'm sorry I missed it,
she'll have to come back again
for a command performance real
soon.
Cathy Strom is our onl May
birthday and I hear tell she was
pleased as punch w ith her"Go
Gator" birthday cake. I tell you
that cake %was made with Cathy
in mind...she's a "real" Gaior
Gal and Happy birthday Cathy.
The next regular meeting is
Wednesday. June-7th. Corrie-
join us toquilt'and'craft or'just'
to visit. Our next ''Make It: and i
Take It" day is Wednesday, May
31st and I hope to see you there.
- "Til next time, as it says in
Romans 15:13...May, the God
of hope fill you with all joy and
peace.
A Joyful Heart,
SMarilyn Runde


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North Florida
Livestock Report
Receipts at the North Florida
Livestock Market in Ellisville on
Wednesday, May 17,2006 were:
this week 406, last week 520,
and last year 630.
Trends: Slaughter cows and
bulls 1.00-2.00 higher: Feeder
steers and heifers were unevenly
steady. Supply was. light, de-
mand moderate. Flesh condi-
tion: thin and very thin. Feeder
steers and heifers under 600
pounds 52 percent (34 percent
steers, 18 percent heifers), over
600 pounds 5,percent (4 percent'
steers, 1 percent heifers), slaugh-
ter cows and bulls 30 percent, re-
placement cows 13 percent.
Slaughter Cows Breaker 75-
80 percent: ,996-1181 (1110)
47.00-49.50 (48.01); 1248-1581
(1416)47.00-50.00(49.02). -.
Slaughter Cows Boner 80-85
percent: 730-789 (755) 48.00--
48.50 (48.17); 820-1169,(1048)
49.50-54.00 (51.93); 1031-1103
(1067) 55.00-55.50 (55.26) high
dressing; 1207-1589 (1388)
51.00-55.50 (53.65); 1230-1553
'(1352) 54.50-56.50 (55.11) high
dressing; 1696-1823 (1787)
52.50-55.00 (53.39).
Slaughter Cowvs Lean 85-90
percent: 753-768 (760) 45.00-
'47.00 (45.99); 706-744 (725)
39.00- 44.00 (41.57) low dress-
ing; 808-901 (853) 45.00-47.00
(45.74); 812-869 (842) 37.00-
43.00 (40.88) low dressing.
Slaughter Bulls Y.G. 1: 1278
(1278) 61.50 (61.50); 1000-
1339 (1151) 52.00-60.50 (56.27)
low dressing; 1510-1764 (1595i
60.00-63.50 i62.55); 1767-1859
11813) 65.00-69.00 i67.05i high
dressing: 1609 (1609) 57.50
(57.50) lo%, dressing.
Feeder Steers and Bulls Me-
dium and Large 1-2: 155-194
(174.) 165.00-190.00 1172.24-1
321-345 i331i 126.00-135.00
(131.881; 353-390 1380i 120.00-
133.00 a 125.261 406-442
1433) 114.00-134.00 '126.49;.
475-481 1477) 111.00-113.00
u 12.00):. 502-531 (510) 111.00-
113.00 (111.99); 732-748 (745i
72.00-74.50 (74.01).
Feeder Steers and Bulls NMe-
daum and Large 2-3- 223-238
(230i 130.00-135.00 (132.42);
,275-281 (278) 130.00-132.50
"(131.26); 318-322 .320) 120.00-
130.00 (125.03.; 360-394 t371)
110.00-122.00 1116.73); 413-
441745)199.00- 04.00`98.0.'0-
-" Feeder, "Holstein Steers- "and .
Bulls Medium and Large 2-3:
200-228 (210i 120.00-132.50
(127.95); 257-291 1274) 112.00-
125.00 (118.06); 315-343 (330)
99.00-112.00 1'107.93); 366-394
(380) S4.00-98.00 190 511; 401-
433 (412) 80.00-90.00 (87.01);
480-483 (482) 77.00-84.00
(S0.49); 601-616 (608 68 00-.
.75.00 (71.54); 857-886 (872)


71.00-75.00 (72.97).
Feeder Heifers Medium
and Large 1-2: 254-277 (266)
132.50-147.50(139.68); 305-346
(326) 122.00-126.00 (123.87);
358-389 (374). 114.00-118.00
(116.46); 460-497 (478) 103.00-
109.00 (105.88), 517-539 (528)
102.00-108.00 : (104.94); 614
(614) 92.00 (92.00). .
Feeder Heifers Medium
and Large 2-3: 204-241 (218)
130.00-140.00 (136.81); .254
(254) 129.00 (129.00); 321-332
(327) 112.00-118.00 (114.70);
356-383 :(374) 100.00-110.00
(105.67); 508-516 (512) 94.00-
102.00 (97.97).
Feeder Heifers Small 1-2:
216-224 (221) 100.00-127.50
(108.95);. 310-338 (321) 100.00-
112.00 (104.90).
Bred Cows-Medium and
Large 1-2: 710-796 (745) 60.00-
78.00 t66.69) 4-6 months bred;
710-764 1735i 54.00-88.00
(72.34) 7-9 months bred; 805-
1133 (893) 58.00-92.00 (73.04)
4-6 months bred: 845-922 8831
59.00-98.00 '72.32' 7-9 months
bred. '
Cow-Calf Pairs Medium:
and Large 1-2: 710-757 17401
590.00-790.00 1696.431; 812-
948 I875) 680.00-810.00
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Shown ifrorn left are Band Director Jamnie Petersheim, Denisse Cardoza, Chanae Latner, Sarall
-Homan, Bethainil Lunsford, Bobby Honeywell, Colette Hiersoux, Patricia Kee, auid Ashley
Sauls, Trenton High School Band graduating seniors.
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Trenton Band
Seniors Honored
Eight Seniors : from the
Trenton High School Band
.were recognized at their final
high school concert .on May
12th. These seniors received
.a certificate of appreciation
from Band Director Jamie
Petersheim.
These talented Seniors will be
sorely missed next year, but we
all wish them the very best for
their future. Hopefully they willY
continue to make music a part of
their lives no matter % hat career
path they choose. Good luck
Senior band members!


Trenton High School.
Does Well At FBLA
Districts
The FBLA students at Trenton
High School received the fol-
lowing recognition at the Dis-
trict V FBLA competition.
Parliamenijn Procedure
team: LindseN Cook. NMallor.
Hamill. Brittany Woods. NMegan
Anderson. Brenna Land High
Individual. District Parliamen-
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.Business Communications:
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2nd place: and Hayley Cook.
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Computer Concepts. Christian
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Business La\%: Jasmine Pow-
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place.


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Students Enrolled In
Private Schools
Parents of students with
disabilities, enrolled in .private
schools located in ;Gilchrist
County. are invited to, a
meeting on the Individuals
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(IDEA). The purpose of this
meeting is to share meaningful
and timely information on
programs and services available
to students with disabilities
'enrolled in private schools. You
%%ill also han e the opportunirN
to provide input to the school
district on priority needs that
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and other interested parties.
Please call the Special
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Rica Trip
As the 2005-06 school. year
winds down, Gilchrist County
students are excitedly look-
ing forward to a variety of funr
summer activities.. One group
of students is gearing up for
their break by, packing swim-.
suits, maps" afid flashlights in
preparation for a life-changing
adventure!
On May 28th, ten students ac-
companied by adults including
parents, grandparents and teach-
ers will be heading out for an
exciting educational exploration
in one of Costa Rica's famed
rainforests.' The eight-day trip
will include a study of birds,
reptiles, and other creatures that
inhabit one of the most remark-
able ecosystems in existence on
the planet.
The trip %%as organized b)
Chuck Vogel and Joyce Philman
who presently teach at Tren-
ton Elementary School. Both
educators have a background
in Costa Rican rra\el and eni-
ronmental education. Ms. Phil-
man taught science in Paraguay,
South America and has traveled
extensively in South and Central
America. Mr. Vogel presently
teaches, in the lab he shares with
a variety of exotic creatures, us-
ing a hands-on approach that has
encouraged students to embrace
science as a fun and interesting
%way to explore their world. Be-
cause of his interests he and his
son Charlie %were drawn to Costa
Rica and spent time there last
summer. It \was quickly decided
that this would be a remarkable
opportunity for others to experi-
ence and plans were made to put
the idea to work.
Although this is not a school-
sponsored event, the limited
spaces were offered to Trenton
Elementary School students,
grades three and fi\e. and their
families. With only several days
left until the close of the sign-
up deadline, the few remaining
spaces were offered to specific
grade three to five groups at Bell
Elementary School. This was,
a great opportunity to include
students throughout Gilchrist
County.
Holbrook Travel. located in
Gaines\ille. was 'ery helpful in
the. preparation and planning of
such an undertaking. Holbrook


Shown on the front row from left are Daylin Kincaid, Audrey Philman, Joyce Philman, Chuck
Vogel, and Charlie Vogel. On the middle row are Amanda Gordon, Tiller Gage, Olivia Rogers,
Quitney Kincaid, Olivia Roberts, and Jessica Taylor. On the back row are Mike Gordon, Charles
Gage, Violet Kincaid. Bobby Kincaid, and Gene Jenkins. Not available for photo were Angel
Tailor, Emily Goettsche, and John Goatttsche. Photo by Angel Taylor.


Travel owns and operates Selva
Verde Lodge, %where the group
\\ill be sta ing. The lodge is
located on a 500-acre private
ecological preserve that works
to protect this unique and \i-
brant tropical forest 'while offer-
ing en ironmental learning op-
portunities to its visitors. Near
the Selve Verde Lodge is the La
Sel\a Biological Station. a rain-
forest reserve. which is a %%orld-
famous non-profit consortium of
more than 50 universities and
educational institutions. Here
researchers have documented
more than 55 species of snakes.
400 species of ants. 500 species
of butterflies. 120 species of
mammals. 420 species of birds
and 2.230 species of trees and
% ascular plants.
Scheduled events., for this
trip. include a %white water raft-
ing trip through the rainforest. a
guided boatexcursion on the Rio
Sarapiqui to locate and identify
plants and animals, nature hikes.
night walks and a visitt to a lo-


cal serpentarium. The children
will also be able to learn about
Costa Rican culture by ,isiting-a
grocery store as well as a local
school where the w iIll have the
chance to meet the children they
have been corresponding nuith
through the year.


As the students will be travel-
ing and learning together o'er-
seas. this is a wonderful opportu-
nito to build lifelong friendships
for Gilchrist County students
as they explore a vibrantt and
fascinating hidden corner of our
world.


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:-.May 14-20 was National
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Rehabilitation celebrated the en-
tire week by honoring our nurs-
:ing staff with activities everyday
*bf the week.
' Monday, we had breakfast
with Dottie, her tasty, sausage
and gravy recipe is something we
all look forward too. Tuesday,
the activity room was busy with
partners and residents tie-dyeing
T7shirts. All sorts of designs and
colors were created., Everyone
wore red to represent how our
center works from: the heart. -
We thank volunteers, Cheryl
Watson and Betty Schofield and
all the partners who helped make .' ,
this activity a great success.
Wednesday, everyone got to
.wear their, tye-dye creation and
enjoyed a "Groovy Pizza Party." -
Thursday, specialty coffees and
,donuts, were ,served by Jenee, Rt
Tonya and Kay. Everyone wore N
sports attire and played games.
to win candy. Friday we were
visited by several classes from
Trenton Elementary School 2nd
graders. This was a great day for
outdoor activities for both resi-
dents and students. Ice cream
was served and fun outside
games were played. Everyone
'wore their Purple T-shirts to help
support the Cure for Alzheimer
-Disease. Ms. Megargels .2nd
grade class was our big winner
this year. Congratulations!..
Thank you, to all -the classes
that came to celebrate National
Nursing Home Week with the
residents. The residents enjoyed
all .the young smiling faces. ,-
Saturday brought in our an-
n'ual Antique Car Show. We had'
Jive entertainment, food. fun and
fellowship. What a beautiful
day for our community to 'come
but and support us. Thank you to
everyone \ho made this week a:
successful week at Ayers Health
and Rehabilitation Center.


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Of Coverage Issues
David Maurstad. insurance
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rector of the Federal Emergency
Management Agency's Na-
tional Flood Insurance Program
SNFIPi. spoke to independent
insurance agents and brokers
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Maurstad addressed the chal-
lenges the NFIP faces. its prog-
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"The NFIP has reached new.
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cent of the over 240,000 claims
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Maurstad discussed his ulti-
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country.
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pur United States. In fact, homes in
ned flood-prone regions are 26 times
and
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open house at their garden every weekend in May and the 1st weekend in June
from 8am to 2pm on Saturdays and Sundays. They have a large landscaped
garden with several split-rail fences, old sugar kettles, peacocks, & koi ponds.
There will be thousands of blooming hybrid daylilies and myriad other
flowers. The are located in.NE Gilchrist County. From the intersection of
CR-340 & SR-47 (flashing light) go north on SR-47 for 1.5 miles to NE 65th
Street (limerock road) also marked Ginnie Springs turn right & go
8/10 mile. For more information go to countrysidedaylilies.com'.
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On Monday. A i/'22, 2006 Pure iVater Wilderness wasproud to donate $500 to the Dixie
Cointi Chamber of Commerce to help support. the Red Bell/ Days Festivities this Saturday
at Fanning Springs State Park. Shown from left are Debbie DeVeese, Pure \Water WlVilderness
Director & Director of'Dixie Chamber of Commerce; Donna Creamier, Pure Water Wilderness
Executive Director; Ralph Tyre, Pure Water Wilderness Chailrmani i and i irector of Dixie,
Chamber of Commerce; Arthur Bellot, President of Dixie County Charnber of Conmmerce; Julie
Squires, Red Belly Day Chairman and Director of Dixie Chamber of Connmmerce; Jolin Lohde,
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Gilchrist County
Sheriff's Office
Ready To Increase
Safety Belt Use To
Save Lives
Law Enforcement Across the
State Reminds Motorists.
"Click It or Ticket Florida"
The Florida Department of
Transportation in conjunction
with the National HighwayN
Traffic Safety Administration
( i NHTSA' are joining forces
with national, state, and local
Slaw enforcement agencies tc
increase safety belt use.
'Among those least likely tc
buckle up are young males pick
up truck drivers and their pas-
sengers, people who live in rural
areas, and night-time drivers.
Although safety belt use in-
creased to a record 82 percent
S. national in 2005. less than 74,
percent of drivers and passen
gers observed in Florida "ere
using their safety belts. Even
lower safety belt usage rate.,
,.. ere. recorded for ick' 'p truck
S occupants 'less than 62 percent
It;: and African American males (51
Z percent) in Florida.
? Failure to regularly use a safe-
ty belt can be deadly, During
2004 in Florida., 2,179 passenger
vehiclee occupants died in traffic
crashes and over 62 percent of
those killed %were NOT using
*their safety belts at the time 0o
the crash.
That's .why Gilchrist County
Sheriff's office announced they
are joining %%ith more thar
12.000 other state and local law'
enforcement and highway safety
officials for another aggressive
national "Click It, or Ticket'
mobilization to increase safety
'e. belt use and reduce fatalities or
Florida's road\ ays.
SE ._- "-Safety belts clearly. save
lives. 'But unfortunately too
many people in Florida still need
a tough reminder, so we are go-
ing to be out in full force looking
out for those who are not buck-
led up," said Sergeant Stewart
Gilchrist County 'Sheriff's Of-


fice. "Remember, it doesn'
matter if it is day or night, clicl
it or you will get a ticket."
Regular safety belt use is the
single most effective way to pro
tect yourself, friends, and love.
ones from being injured or dyinj
in a motor vehicle crash. Whe:
worn correctly, safety belt
have proven to reduce the risl
of fatal injury to motor vehicle
occupants.
Safety belt. saturation' pa
trols and other stepped-up lav
enforcement activities will b
conducted during the national
"Click It or Ticket" enforce
ment mobilization, which run
May 14th through June 4th i
Florida.
But it doesn't stop there
Florida law enforcement wi
continue this life saving effoi
long after the national campaign
ends. The Gilchrist Count
Sheriff's Office would muc
rather write thousands of ticket
throughout the year than have t
l knock on one family's door wit
the news that their loved on
didn't survive a crash because
they



American Cancer
Society's Relay For
Life Starts May 26
The American Cancer Societ'
of North Central Florida wil
be honoring cancer survivor
and those who have lost thei
battle with the disease during:
its Relay For Life event in New,
berry "on Friday May 26th a
6:00 p.m. until Saturday. Ma
27th at 9:00 a m. at Oakvie'
f Middle School (the middle
n school in Newberry. one bloc
South of the light in New berry
A Luminaria Ceremony will b
s held after dark to pay tribute t1
1 those who have faced this dis
" ease. The Luminaria bags hav
the name of the honoree on them
" and a candle inside. Luminaria
are placed around the track anm
at dark the candles are lit to pa;
I tribute to each honoree.
The American Cancer Societ'
extends an invitation to all can
t cer survivors and their families
4 to participate in Relay For Life
It's a unique community e'en
e that allows individuals from al
n walks of life to join in the figh
s Against cancer. Last year. mor
S tha. ee million American
) participated in Relay For Lif
and more than 500.000 chance
survivors walked the opening;
laps.
S '"This event is about celebrate
r ing life and honoring all chance
c sur iors and their families
F, who'"e supported them through
g their illness," said Michell
f Pickett.chairperson of the Rela;
: For Life in Newberry.
y At the event, cancer survivor
.ill kick off the Relay by walk
ing the Survivors' Victory La|
'around the track. Then member
y of. each team take to the tracl
e and one person from each tean
remains on the track throughout
Y' the entire 18 hours.
i; Relay For Life began as on
man's battle against cancer and
* journey to raise funds to support
the American Cancer Society
In.May 1985, Dr. Gordy Klal
- walked, jogged, and ran for 2'
9 hours around a track in Tacoma
- Wash. His run alone raised
, $27,000. Twenty years late
- Relay For Life raised over $35(


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g Log Cabin Quilters
Log Cabin Quilters met
n Thursday, May 18th at the
s Levy. County Quilt Museum.
k Small and large quilts are being
e worked on and will be coming
out of the frame soon. There is
S.always more to go in as we never"
w let the frames get lonely.
e It is getting to be canning
al' time. The gardens are coming in
- and the Watermelon Festival is
.s .coming up and %\e will be there
n, with the "Watermelon Quilt,"
taking donations on it. It will
e. be raffled off that night at the
11 Queen Contest. It's amazing
rt how fast the melons grow.
n Greg and five boys were out
' Tuesday and once again got us
h looking so good. Greg got our
Is flag back up and the boys and
o Jarrod should start the Geyalio
h sometime soon. Jarrod's %an
e had to have new brakes and this
e, has put us off with the work. But
- when the time comes it will be

million in 2005. All of the mon-
ey raised goes to our mission of
saving lives through research.
advocacy. patient services and
education.
y To request a Luminaria on be-
l half of a lo\ed one, call Michelle
s Pickett at The American Cancer
r Society at 352-484-4774. The
g American Cancer Society is
- still recruiting teams to par-
it ticipate in this event. For more
N information or if \ou are inter-
v ested in \olunteering, please call
e 352-494-4774. To see what
k other neighboring conununi-
1. ties are holding Relay For Life
e events. please visit our Web site
o at wwxw.cancer.org or call us at
- 800-ACS-2345.
e
1' Florida Museum
d Offering Activities
y For Summer
Looking for something the
Y whole family can do this sum-
mer? The Florida Museum of
s Natural History w ill offer an
-. interactive "Discovery Room"
it for guests of all ages from June
I 12th through August 13th. The
t ,room is free and open etery day
e until 4:30 p.m.
s .. Activities include entertain-
e ing crafts, including creating
r creatures from Florida's diverse
g ecosystems. hunts for museum
treasures and exploration of a
coral reef. Guests also may visit
r during the following scheduled
s program times for stories, pup-
h pets, museum exploration with
e Dr. Discovery and more!
) '.Florida Museum 2006 Sum-
mer Discover, Room schedule:
s Ecoart! -- Mondays. Wednes-
- days, Fridays 10:00 a.m. to 12:
P 00 p.m.; Talking Tales -- Tues-
s days 10:00 a.m.; Green Earth
k Games -- Thursdays and Satur-
n days 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.:
it Tree 'Musketeers Puppet Sho%%
Tuesdays,, Thursdays, and
e 'Saturdays 3:00 p.m.; Dr. Dis-
a cover' -- Tuesdays and Fridays
r .3:00 to 4:00 p.m.; and Face
Y" Painting -- Fridays }0:00 a.m. to
it 12:00 p.m.
For: more information,
1, call 1(352) 846-2000 ext. 246
d or visit the museum online,
r, w\v%\N,.flmnh ufl edu/education/
0 discovery.htm.


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This is "Overall Sami" and lots of these quilts aie made for
boys. It is a popular pattern. .


done.
B.J. is back from her trip all
the way to Canada and they
went on motorcycles. What a
trip. She took lots of pictures
and saw things she hadn't seen
before.
Lunch was something to see.


We had chicken and rice, stuffed
peppers, green beans, potatoes,
cheese and macaroni, cowboy
beans, lots of salads, eggs, and
strawberry cake. We had 18
members and two guests pres-


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Mary Kay independent beauty consultant
Alyssa Mathis now taking clients at
Laney's Antique Mall, Hwy-19 in Chief-
land. Please come by for FREE facials, also
for weddings, book orders or to book a
FREE facial. Please feel free to give me a
call (352) 463-8485 (352) 221-2513.


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Abby Ellzey Graduates

From Law School


Abby Elzey'

Abby ElIzey
Abby Ellzey has graduate
from Florida Coastal School o
Law.
Abby began her education
Chiefland Elementary Schoc
in 1983. She graduated in Ma
of 1997 from Chiefland Hig
School and started working
different jobs while continue
ing her education at Santa F


Community College.- After
earning her AA degree in 1999
she transferred to Florida State
University in Tallahassee and
graduated in 2002 with her BS
degree..
She applied to Florida Coastal
School of Law in Jacksonville
and was accepted. She contin-
ued working days and going to
school at night. Abby was on
the Dean's List in May of 2005
and graduated on May 13, 2006
from Florida Coastal School of
Law in Jacksonville with a Juris
Doctor Degree.
Abby is the daughter of Jessie
.and Ann Ellzey of Gulf Ham-
mock and Junior and Lucille
Arrington of Chiefland.
d Abby plans to. take the State
Df Bar exam in July.


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Quilters Demo
Workshop To Be
Held June 10 At
Florida Museum
The Florida Museum of Natu-
ral History will host adult quilt-
ing workshops and demonstra-
tions beginning June 9th through
August 31st. The workshops
coincide with the museum's
.summer exhibition, "Quilting
Natural. Florida," which runs
June 10th to September 4th in
collaboration with the Quilters
of Alachua County Day Guild.,
On Friday, June 9, Michigan
State University Assistant Cura-
tor Mary.Worrall will lead a quilt
documentation workshop from
10:00 a.m.. to 3:00 p.m. The
cost is '$50 for museum mem-
bers and $65 for non-members.
Participants rnma bring a quilt for .
documentation or use one of the
samples provided. Worrall also
will share documentation tech-
niques during the public opening
of the Quilting Natural Florida
exhibition June 10th from 10:00
a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Florida quilter, Pauline
Salzman,. will present a Blue
Ridge quilting workshop from
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Satur-
day, August 5th. The cost is.
$50 for museum members and
$65 for non-members., plus a $5:
material fee. Participants %\ill
learn blind stitch applique on the
sewing machine and must bring,
their ow% n machine.
Through August 31st, area
quilters %%ill demonstrate various
quiluting techniques in the mu-
seum. Demonstrations will be
held Tuesdays. Thursday and
the second and fourth Saturda s
from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
For more information or to
register, call (352' 846-2000,
ext. 277...

Elders' Ability To
Walk Predicts Future
Health Outcomes
As people age into their 70s.
their ability to walk a quarter
mile becomes an important
predictor of overall health and
even how long they might lihe,
according to study findings pub-
lished in this week's Journal ot'
he .4nerican Medical Associa-
Of nearlN 3.000 health se-
niors "studied; those who v ere
able to complete a quarter-mile


extended walking test were three
times as likely to live longer
and were less likely to suffer
from cardiovascular disease and
physical infirmity as they aged,
said Marco Pahor, M.D., direc-
tor of University of Florida's
Institute on Aging and'the multi-
institutional study's co-principal
investigator at its Memphis site..
Decreasing mobility, along
with lack. of muscle strength.
.and a decline in aerobic ability,
are common aspects of aging
that can-diminish quality of life,
Pahor said. Understanding the
mechanisms of how people lose
mobility can keep people' func-
tioning independently longer,
he added. -
"This shows the predicti\e
value of a simple performance
task," Pahor said. "This will-
help us develop a testable stan-
dard for fitness. which is the first
,step toward creating a strategy
for maintaining independence in
older people."
Existing means of assessing
aerobic fitness, such as an ex-
ercise treadmill test, are more
arduous than walking ;aid are
difficult to -apply to elders be-
cause old age causes a decline
in physical abilities. The study
supports the use of the extended
walking test as a baseline for
human fitness for elders. Pahor
said.
Men and %women in the study
ranged in age from 70 to 79
and %were chosen from a ran-
dom sample of %white and black
Medicare recipients residing in
Pittsburgh and Memphis. Their
performance on the %walking test
was recorded every six tnonths
and they were periodically
evaluated for an average of 4.9
years.
Older adults %who reported no
difficulty walking had a wide
range of performance on the
test.
Among people "\ho com-
pleted the test, those \%ho
ranked in the bottom fourth of
functional capacity those who
walked the slowest had a three
times higher risk of death than
those who performed in the top
fourth. Those in the lower group
also had a higher risk of heart
disease, limIted mobility and
disabilitE .
People who completed the
walk and those who finished
faster on average a little
. more than a minute ahead of
the slowest participants were


slightly younger and were more
often white men who were more
physically active and less likely
to have a health condition.
Pahor said a key to success-
ful aging is finding out how to
prevent people from becoming
unable to perform common daily
activities, such as walking.
"The most promising in-
tervention is regular, physical-
activity; those who do more are
more likely to live longer and be
healthier." said Pahor, a profes-
sor and chairman of the College
of Medicine's department of ag-
ing and geriatric research. "This
research is one step toward de-
%veloping an intervention."
Thomas M. Gill. M.D.. anr
associate professor, of medicine
at the Yale University School
of Medicine, said the research
shows the walking test is an im-
portant health indicator.
"The findings from this study
demonstrate that older persons,
who are unable to %walk 400'
meters tor a quarter mile) and.
those who walk this distance
slowly are at increased risk for
mortality, cardiovascular disease
and a significant disability," Gill
said. "Interventions designed
to forestall the inability to walk
400 meters, therefore, have the
potential to enhance longevity
and improve the health and well-
being of older persons. which
are long-standing goals of physi-
cians. patients. their families and
society."
Researchers from the LUniver-
sity of Pittsburgh. Wake Forest
University School of Medicine,
the University of California
San Francisco. the University
of Tennessee and the National
Institutes of Health's National
Institute on Aging collaborated
on the stud., which was funded
.by the National Institute on Ag-
ing.



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Matthew VunCannon

New Loan Officer At
Farm Credit, Trenton


Branch,
Matthew VunCannon will
immediately) fill the loan officer
position in Farm Credit of North
Florida's Trenton Branch office,
being vacated by the retirement
of Evelyn Jones, according
to Michael Tiffany. Branch
Lending Manager.. Matthev's
responsibilities in this position
will be to pro ide lending and
related services within Dixie,
Gilchrist, and Ley counties.
Matthew joined Farm Credit
of North Florida in April 2003
as a loan officer trainee. He was
promoted to loan officer in May
2004 and assigned to a loan of-
ficer.position, covering the Live
Oak and Lake City branch offic-
es at that time. He will continue
to cover these areas until that )
lending position is filled.
Matthew is graduate of Mars
Hill College. located in Mars
Hill, North Carolina. He re-
cei'ed a Bachelor of Science
in Business Administration 'in,
2002.

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Thank You Guest Speakers!!!


Linda Walker- Gilchrist County Emergency Medical Services
Joe Young- Lineman, Gainesville Regional Utilities
Bruce Sessler- Fune'ral Home Director
Alex Hudson- Fire Rescue
Julia Wheeler- Registered Nurse, North Fl. Regional Medical Center
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Page Eleven


The Life And Times

Of Woodburn Tripp


Schofield
(Continued from Page Two)
named 'The Mount" and was
owned by the Trollope fam-
ily. The Schofield's were only
one of three American military
families living in the area. Dur-
ing their stay of four years, the
local villagers grew fond of the
Schofields. Woodburn trav-
eled TDY all over Europe and
was stationed in North Africa in
Libya-Tripoli A.F.B. Woodbuin
sometimes told the story 6f when
he organized a trip to Rome for a
savings bond drive. He and his
buddies were running around the
city. one afternoon and arrived at
the Trevi Fountain where a large
group df people and paparazzi
weremaking a ruckus. He made
his way to the front of the crowd
and "lo 'and behold, there was
the film star, Gina Lolabrigida,
surrounded .by her fans." In
1962, he and Luana and another
couple also traveled around
Western Europe in Woodburn's
big 1955 Buick, which was quite
an adventure. '
His next station was Mountain
Home A.F.B. in Idaho in 1964
where he bought the family
their first home and 'where their
next daughter Kathy \was born.
Woodburn had begun courses in
college and continued his stud-
ies in Idaho where he became
an instructor in electronics at
the base. He learned to hunt
deer and elk and went fishing
every few deeks in the Snake.
River area and up in the Rocky
Mountains, taking his kids %b ith
him and teaching them about the
outdoors.
He was selected to go to
Otis A.F.B., Cape Cod, in 1968
where he taught military person-
nel on their %ay to Vietnam. He
and Luana traveled around New.
England and enjoyed their visits
to Hyannis Port. He liked to
pack up his kids in the car and,
go on Sunday afternoon drives
around Massachusetts. Con-
necticut and Rhode Island. That-
same year he was able to com-
plete his college courses and re-
ceived a BA in Psychology from
Park College, Maryland. He
soon received orders to Viernam
ia 1969 and made his waytoT-an
San Nyut A.F.B., Saigon, while
Luana and the children relocated
to Kailua. Ha'waii. The first
night in Saigon he ended up in
a bunker during a rocket attack.
He said it was a long way from
Cape Cod to Vietnam, althouOh
he decided to make the best of it
and during his free time he vol-
unteered to assist at local village
orphanages.
Following his Vietnam tour he
was assigned to Luke A.F.B., Ar-
izona, arriving with his family in
July 1970. The family lived for,
several years on the base where
his last son Morgan was born.
He-received orders to Thailand
in 1975 and bought a house in
the Maryvale area of Phoenix
for his family to stay, while he
was overseas. He .was assigned


to Udom A.F.B., Thailand, 200
miles north of Bangkok, where
he assisted in supporting the
withdrawal of Saigon. Over
the years his military assign-
ments included extensive work
and in-flight testing on the F-4
Phantom, F-105 Thunderchief,
T-38 Talon and T-37 military
jets. Woodburn" received an
honorable discharge from the.
Air Force as a Senior Master
Sergeant in November 1976.
Woodburn had already begun
a career in real estate in early
1976 and became a broker in
1982 when he bought his own
Red Carpet Real Estate fran-
chise, opening an 'office at 67th
Avenue and Camelback Road.
He moved his business to 67th
Avenue and Peoria^ Avenue, its
current location, in 1990:. He
moved the family to Glendale
.that same year. His son and'
two daughters, Rex, Deborah
and Kathy joined him in the real
estate business in the earl) '80s
and Rex and Deborah continued
with him to the present time,
with Rex as the current broker.
They are well-know% n in the West
Valley area having sold homes to
generations of families.I
Woodburn was a long-time
member of the Elks Lodge and
a local member of the Glendale
lodge. He was also %ery active
and a, past Board member in
the local 'Hawaiian Club, Lau
Kanaka No Hawaii. He %was a
big supporter, of know ing and
understanding one's. history,
and culture, and be embraced
Luana's Ha'.afian culture. Over
Sthe sears he has sponsored his
man\ grandchildren to the Ka-
mehameha Exploration Program
in Honolulu, Ha'waii. and %\as
planning on continuing that
tradition this summer. He also
assisted other family friends in
man\ different ways in times of
need. Woodburn was bapinzed
the spring of 2003 at the CherrN
Sink Church of Christ outside
Trenton, Florida. He will always
be remembered as a strong lead-
er of his family in Florida and
Arizona and as a '%ell-respected,
hard-working, no-nonsense real
estate businessman in the Phoe-
nix Valley.
He .as met in. heaen on
Thursday. May 4. 2006 bN his
father and mother, brothers. Wil-
liam, Morgan, Maurice, Me'min
and Marion, sister, '.Mar Love
Graham and grandson Ruben
Jr. He is survived by hisbelo\ ed
wife of 52 years. Luana. brother
Harrison (Little BuddN ), Sister-in
laws Jessica, Francis, Anna Mae,
and many nephews and nieces
in Florida and elsewhere. His
other immediate surn i\ ing fam-
ily includes his children, John.
Woody, Deborah, Rex, Kathy,
and Morgan; their spouses,
.Darla. Phil Blackmon. Patti, and
Jennifer: grandchildren. Bren-
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A Letter To Th
Editor
To Whom It May C
Garbage day is on
all day long and on S
half a day, on CR 13
Precinct. Remember
fine and/or jail time,
Please help us kee
County clean by takin
bage where it's supp
at the time and place,
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not adults.
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member dogs spread
children love to play
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Superintendent
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peat, not on -in the world's workplaces.
ie dogs can The High School. Reform
Team presented its suggestions
g .the little to the school board several
je hood on 'meetings ago..- Among. the
tA gestures, changes was the idea of
increasing the number of:math
-\we'er. r~e- "'and science credits required
germs and to graduate. The state legisla-
with dogs. ture also wants to' increase the
number of miath and science
Janie Cox credits required of 'students.
Branford They also- want high school'
students to select a "major" and:
."minor" course: of study. The
the rat race changes are found in the A++
win, you're Education Bill that is 160 pages
long.
Lily Tomlm Did you kno0v that over 50
percent of the goods you buy
from Wal-Mart come from a
oup of men different country, such as China?
and waste Take a look at the tag on your
shirt or blouse.' These are jobs
hlilton Berle that went overseas to another
location because our manu-
facturers cannot compete with


the low cost of labor in foreign
markets. It is important that
our students prepare for the
knowledge economy, a global
workplace that favors brains
over brawn.

Our workers must be able to
operate- and service complex
machines, handle moving large
quantities of inventory from
one location to.another quickly,.
and have the core knowledge
to adapt to new technology that
enters their workplace. Even
our farmers, the best in the
World, must be educated to
use technology and advanced
scientific methods in their farm-.
ing. operations.
A team of teachers and admin-
istrators from Gilchrist Schools
attended the Florida Education
Technological Conference a few
w% eeks ago. The) attended man\
sessions and seminars on \ arious
types of high tech equipment
that would be useful in the class-
room and help our students to
learn, and then apply this knowl-
edge in real life. They recently
presented this information to the
School Board. While the initial
dollar cost is high. the expected
returns in student learning would
be worth the price. The District
is searching for dollars to launch
this initiate and have it under-
way %%hen our students return to


Remember Our

Troops


The Bible says,. "The prayers
of the righteous man/woman
avail much!" For the person
of faith, that simply means that
when the pray-er has "clean
hands and a pure heart" his/her
prayers will be heard in a mighty
way before God. So much is,
going on in our world today that
whenever people or situations
come before the mind, the dili-
gent, who pray will place their'
petitions' before the Throne of

classes in the fall. g .
Our :,seniors, will graduate
from Bell and Trenton high
schools on ThursdaN and Friday
nights this week. They. have
worked long and hard to be in a:
position to graduate. \ ith
diploma in hand. Man) will go
on to further their education,
:or enlist in the armed sen ices.
Some will immediately enter the
work force or get married. Our
teachers and staff. over the last
13 years, ha\e worked hard to
instill in this group the love of
learning, and the ethic of hard
work. VWherever they go and
whatever endeavor they under-
take, we wish them the best.


Grace, and do so immediately,
even if the prayer is one said
.silently.
As our local Gilchrist County
military personnel go about their
business each day in defending
-us here. on America's shores
against terrorism and other
threats, the least we can do here
at home is to pray for them, and
daily. Please keep the following
list handy as you lay your peti-
tions before the Lord, for these
young men and women deserve
your best and the. best you can
.give them is your time. (If you
know of an active military per-
son who is not listed., please con-
tact the Gilchrist County Journal
or w rite a letter to the Editor, so
that person can be listed the next
time this article is published.)
Serving in Afghanistan: Steve
Callaway and Jon'Guzman. .
Serving in Iraq: Chris Geiger,
J.B. Hodge, Jeffrey Solis. Justin
Twigg, LaShonda White, Wesley
Wilson, and Daniel Wood.
Serving in other areas: Clay-
ton App, Kathy Arrington, Peter
Belanger, Drew Cheatum,
Wayne Cheatum, Lance Cor-
poral Mathew Corbin, Robert
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SVL is proud to announce
that our Rookie, Minor and
Major league baseball teams.
performed extremely .well
recently in the 20th anniver-
sary of the Santa Fe Madness
Baseball Tournament in Ala-
chua and High Springs. We
brought home several Division
Championship trophies.
Perkins Financial Group
coached by Todd Bryant, John
Rowe, and Roy Williams won
first place in division 'A major
leagues. These guys played a
wonderful tournament! Custom
Country Homes coached by
Clark Taninies, Alan Skawien-
ski, and David Jones won
first place in their division
of major leagues. They won
one of two games on Saturday
and both the semi-final and
final games on Sunday! All
the' players put their heart and
soul into these games with
Clay Taninies driving in a two
run homer and Cedric Stokes
pitching a marvelous tourna-
ment throwing a two hitter in
the championship game..
In the minor divisions
Kastlestone Realty coached
by Jack Lovelace, Mike Ryan,
and Brandie Lovelace won first
place in their division winning
one game on Saturday and
two games on Sunday! All of
their players played awesome
with Kyle 'Wiggins throw ing a
one-hitter in the championship
game and Torrez Brown hitting
a' home run and Julious Riley
III hitting a double. Bell Fam-
ily Health Carej coached ,by
Jamie Hunter, Bruce and Julie
Thomas'; had a -team of six
,players who ,had "never played
,baseball before yet still won
their division. They played,
three games on Saturday and
one game on, Sunday winning,
the final game in extra innings
18'- 16. What a championship!
All of their players played a
superb tournament displaying a
great team effort.
In the rookie tournament Ray
Hodge and Sons coached by
Lydia Harrell, Shawn Hutto,'
and Gabriel Martin won their
championship division!. They
played games on Friday, Sat-
urday .and %won- the -semi-final
and, -final games on 'Sunday.
The coaches 'were very proud


of the excellent play and hard
work of all their players.- City
of Trenton- coached by Rickey
Whitley, Durrell Hicks, Ken-
neth Harrison and Emory'
Wilson played four games
overall becoming runner-ups.
in their division after losing a,
very close finals game 10 9.
These players have been very
focused all year long having a
final record of 14 1 -1. What
a season! A- 1 Pest. Control
coached by Shane Horlocker,
Jerry Brown, arid John. Mc-
Cleese were runner-ups in
their division playing four
games overall. They ended up
losing in the finals on Sunday
to one of SVL's other rookie
teams. The coaches, were very
pleased with how far the team
had come- from the beginning
of the season and couldn't
wait for next year.
Overall, this was a very im-'
pressive outing by SVL! Ku-
dos, to all 'the teammates and.
coaches! Our regular baseball
season ended on May 13,2006.
We want to thank Joey El-
linger, for orchestrating' a last
minute fund raiser this past
Saturday. We appreciate your
efforts! We sure do hope that
everyone enjoys their trophy!
You all deserNe them!,
We now begin our all-stars,
season! Don't forget that once
again our organization has.
'been very fortunate to have'
been chosen to, host the Babe'
Ruth District 1 Small League
Tournament here at McArthur
Park from June 15. 2006 to
June 18, 2006. Having been
chosen is testament to all of,
Sthe hard work all of you hae
given of yourself for the youth
of Gilchrist count).
Scott Guthrie has been ear-
nestly' seeking out community
sponsors and has done an
admirable job raising much
needed donations. We can
use, all the help 'we can get to
pull this special event off so.,
come on out and lend a hand!
All those high. school students
looking to ,earn community
service hours are wanted and'
welcome! :
Mitch Harrell, Todd Bryant,
Tern' Parrish, -Rickey Whit-'
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tremely hard at improving the
quality of play amongst all of
our baseball divisions. The
success written about above
is the "proof in the pudding"
of their skills. These six have
consistently worked diligently
to make a fair playing field
for, all concerned with noth-
ing but the utmost regard for
the welfare and betterment of
the youth of this county. Job
well done!
Todd Bryant is organizing a
summer baseball camp from
June 19 22 from 9:00 a.m.
to 12:00 noon for all children
ages 7 12. Your child will ibe
placed in their age appropri-
ate division and skill level. If
.your child might be interested
give Todd a call at 463-7590
or 493-3246.
we cannot forget to thank
all of the youth volunteer help
we: received throughout the
season in our concession stand
and with field preparation. We
hope,that any community ser-
vice hours you received helps
towards you achie ing your
high school diploma!
We would like to say a
"special thanks" to Kyle
and Darren Skawienski.
,Brooks Parrish. Randal, Rus-
sel and Ryan Williams. Kvler
Lo\elace, Santana Ward, Mat-
thew and Andrew Harrell,
Jamison and Madison Mower,
Dallas Goff, Star Bynum, OI-
ivia Rogers. Brittany Taninies.
Josh Leverene. and the follow-
ing "Diamond Queens" softball
players Taylor Lovelace, Allie
Lang, Kaylee Crawford, Kelby
Cannon and Courtney Pace for
all their help with concessions
during the season. We .trulv
could not have continued con-
cessions without Nour etTorts.
Softball continues along
with their season through the
middle of June. Games have
been hard to come by as there
are few teams that are in our
age group within four district.
However, our District Com-
missioner Tammy Moore, com-
missioner Frances Britton and'
coaches Mike Sauls. Felecia
Barron and Brandie Lovelace
have' not been deterred from
searching out games toplay.
Thanks so much for all ,your,
efforts! .We have-an Invitation-.
al. Softball Tournament for the
ten and under teams scheduled
for June'2. 2006 which ushou'ld
prove to be very exciting
Frances and: Brandie 'have
been hard at'work organizing
the event and finding sponsors.
Thank you so much! Again,
we can use all the volunteer
help we can get!
Todd Gray continues to put
the final touches to the bat-
ting cage 'and Terry Parrish
somehow was able ,to find
some used astro turf to place
on the floor of this "Frank
Lloyd Wright" inspired batting
cage. Since there were several
"quality" remarks made as to
the "tarp roof over" covering
the charcoal grills loaned ito us
by Scott Guthrie and Damon
Leggett, 'the board has decided
to put Tony Williams in charge
of acquiring the necessary in-
gredients to make a scrumpdil-,
lyicious cook shed. Joey El-
linger has repaired some field
lighting issues we had and is
looking to upgrade the, plumb-
ing facilities in. the restrooms.
Don't everyone. get flushed
over that! But, we sincerely
do appreciate it Joey! Mean-


The Suwannie Early Ford V8 Club Region 140 in conjunction
with Ayers Health & Rehab Center held their 14th Annual An-
tique Car Show on May 20, 2006. There was a huge turn-out
of both antique autos, and spectators, young and old. It was a
pleasure to see the patients of the center reminisce about the
old cars and days gone by.

The car club wishes to express their thanks for the following
businesses that have contributed trophies, door prizes, gift
certificates and items for auction:


Aline's Family Restaurant,
NAPA
MTS Communications
Watson Funeral Home
Farm Credit of North FL
Drummond Community Bank
Capital City Bank
Suwannee River Moose Lodge 325
Smith & Associates, Inc.
Best Drugs
Ayers Health & Rehab Center
Ameris Bank
Trenton Florist
B&J Automotive
The Old Boarding House
Hair Performance
Huckleberry Bar-B-Q


Homestead Restaurant
Holt Steel, Inc.
Pickett Weaponry
ABC Automotive of Newberry
Backyard BBQ.
Coachbuilders
City Boys Tire & Brake
L&S Trim
Dr. Israel Winikor, D.M.D.
Max's Paint & Body Shop
White Ford, Inc.
Designer's Showcase
ABC Pizza
BBQ Bill's
National Parts Depot
Keystone Auto Parts NAPA
Duval Motorcars


The Custom County Homes team


Kastlestone Realty 's team. \


Pictured'is the Ray Hodge and Sons team


Shown is the Bell Family Health Care team


,vhile. Terry Boyd is working
to install a %water softener
to our maine water line thus
helping filter sediment %which
has wreaked havoc on our
plumbing fixtures. Since the
rain won't come to us it only
seems fitting that we bring
the rain to us. Terry Parrish
and Todd Bryant have been
very busy moving sprinklers
around on the fields in order
to keep. the grass growing' as
the sprinkler system is on the
blink. We hope to have this
issue resoled shortly or; else
to have the summer rains to
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Redfish Violations
Result In Court
Judgments
Five Jacksonville residents
escaped jail time but paid the
price for keeping 20 illegal'
redfish from the St. Johns.
River, according to, Florida
Fish and Wildlife Conservation
Commission (FWC,) officials.,
The court found Benjamin
Curry, 59,' Janise.L. Campbell,
42, and Andrea G. Chevers,
45, guilty. The three defendants
received six months probation.
200 hours of community service
and court costs of approximately
$240 each. ..
Willie B. Thornes, 50, received
six months probation, 200 hours
.of community service and courts
costs of approximately $240.
The court w withheld adjudication.
The boat owner, Roosevelt
Torrence, 61, received "six
months probation, early
termination, 125 hours ouof
community service and courts
costs of approximately $240.
The court withheld adjudication,
The States Attorney's Office
declined to forfeit the vessel as
FWC requested..
The case began when FWC
Officer Dave Rosado conducted
a routine boat stop Oct. 1, 2005,
in the St. Johns River near the
Intracoastal Waterway.
"I asked the boaters if they
had caught any fish. They said
they had a few croakers. I
obtained permission to board the
vessel and verified the fish were
croakers," Rosado said.
However, the officer noticed
one of the passengers was
standing in the middle of the
boat over a compartment hatch.
Rosado asked to look into the
compartment and found a 39-
inch redfish (red drum).. Rosado
asked if there were any more fish
on board, and the man said there
were a "few more" redfish in the
bow/cabin area. Rosado found
an additional 19 large red drum.
All the fish ranged from 36 to
39 inches long, which is larger
than the maximum regulated
length of 27 inches. The daily
recreational bag limit for redfish
is one per person per day withy'
a size limit of not less than 18
inches and not more than 27
inches.
Rosaso cited Curry for four
redfish, Campbell for three
redfish, Chevers for two, while,
Thornes claimed 11 fish. Rosado
also cited Torrence for allowing


commence earlier than usual.
Don't forget football and
cheerleading sign-ups May
20, 2006 and May 27. 2006.
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at MNcAr-
thur Park. Unfortunately. C.
0. Jeff Crawl "as on vacation
and unable to attend the "sign
dedication" photo at McArthur
Park two weeks ago. :We are
still : glad to know that his
heart and drive to make this
the safest, cleanest and most
well maintained park for the
youth of Gilchrist count .is
still his top priority. Thank
you everyonesso mUech!. J i.


redfish aboard his boat that
were not in compliance \\ith
established bag and size limits.
"This is 'stealing' the resource
from folks,\ ho fish and obey the
rules," Rosado said
For more information about the
rules and regulations concerning
redfish and other marine species.
Sisit M) FWC.com/marine/
regulation him


LCCC To Have
Summer Camp For
Health Career
Students June 19-22
Lake Cit y Community College
(LCCC) Allied Health Programs
is offering a special foihrday
summer camp for health careers
to students currently enrolled in
the sixth, seventh, and eighth
grades. .
The camp is a collaborative
effort of LCCC, Suwannee River
Area Health Education Center
and the, Lake City Medical
Center. The camp will run from
June 19 to June 22 from 8:30
a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
During the week participants
will spend a complete day at
one of the local hospitals taking
a tour and shadowing various
health professionals. They will
be under full-time supervision by
counselors, a camp coordinator
and director. The purpose
of .this camp is to encourage
students to pursue health career
opportunities and to build a plan
of success for their future while
participating in the hands-on
health profession activities in'
the LCCC labs. Candidates will
be selected based on a complete
application, a recommendation
form, and a short essay.
The Health Careers Summer
Day Camp is free of charge
and lunch will be provided, but
it is suggested that participants
pack a few snacks. Participants
will have to provide their own
transportation.
Application deadline is
June 1, 2006. For questions
on application process, call
Amy Dekle, LCCC vocational
recruiter at (386) 754-4233 or e-
mail deklea@lakecitycc.edu.



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GILCERIST COUNTY JOURNAL


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THURSDAY MY 25. 2006CTIT CHRIS COT INTYJLuNl aeTite


Mr. Jeffrey Martin
DeLong
Mr. Jeffrey Martin DeLong of
Trenton died Monday, May 15,
2006 in Chiefland. He was 41.
Mr. DeLong was born in Ft.
Lauderdale and was a truck
driver for. O'Steen Brothers
Construction Company. 'He
enjoyed his family, liked to be
.with his children and take them
fishing or to watch hot rods.
He is survived by a son, Jef-
frey Martin DeLong, Jr.; two
daughters, Laura Lynn DeLong
and Jennifer Michelle DeLong,
all of Trenton; his parents, Fred
and Dona DeLong of Trenton;
grandmother, Larue Rabuck of
Clermont; and a sister, Melanie
(James) Shelton of Wilmington,
North Carolina.
A memorial service was held
Friday, May 19, 2006 at Milam
Funeral Home in Newberry with
Duane McAtee conducting. the
service.
In lieu of flowers contribu-
tions may be' made to Haven
Hospice of the Tri-Counties, 311
NE 9th Street, Chiefland, Florida
32626. .
Arrangements were underthe
care of MILAM FUNERAL
HOME, Newberry.


Mr. Sidney Perry
Dosh, Jr.
Mr. Sidney Perry Dosh. Jr.
of Cross City, died Wednesday,,
May 17, 2006.. .
Sid is survived by his wife
Margery Allen Dosh and daugh-,
ter Shannon Deborah Dosh of
Crystal River; son Louis Russell
Dosh and father Sidney Perry
Dosh, Sr. of Ocala; along with
six loving grandchildren. An-
drew, Ashley, Zachary. Megan.
Ran and Annie. .
Memorial services will be,
.held at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday.
May -25, 2006 at First Baptist
Church of Cross City.. A visita-
tion with the family will be held
at 1:00 p.m. in the church fel-
lowship hall.
Sid Jr. was born in Ocala on
October 18. 1938 and graduated'
from Ocala High School in 1956,
attended Duke University focus-
ing on Business Administration.
'and studied Finance and Market-
'ing at Jacksonville University
graduating in 1961. Later in life,
Sid earned his Masters Degree in
.Judaic Studies from Spertus Col-
lege in Chicago. Illinois.
A native Flondian, Sid flour-
ished in Marion County, as a
local business owner of Routed
.Signs, Inc. 'In mid-life Sid
followed in his. grandfather's
newspaper footsteps and be-
came owner and editor of 'the
Dixie County Advocate. Always
devoted to community organiza-
tions, Sid Jr. was a member of
the. Rotary Club, Dixie County
Chamber of Commerce, and the
.Sons of Confederate Veterans.
Since a young boy, Sid was an
active.member of Grace Episco-
pal Church. In his off time, Sid
spent time with Abigail Rose,
his faithful Border Collie, en-
joyed watching the wild life on
Hunter Springs, e-mailing fam--
ily and friends, and listening to
oldies on WDUV.
As a loving father, devoted
,husband and doting grandfather,
Sid will be best remembered for


his outgoing personality,
generous heart and gift for
writing.
Expressions of sympathy
may be sent to your favorite
charity in the memory of Sidney
P. Dosh, Jr. or*to Dixie Camp
Monument Fund, 944 SE 601,
St., Old 'Town, FL 32680 or to
the. Dixie County Rotary 'Club,,
%Sonny Wadsworth, Treasurer,
4622 SE 55 A Hwy., Old Town,
FL 32680.


'Mr. Richard
Erickson
Mr. Richard Erickson of Or-
ange Lake died Thursday. May
18, 2006 in Gainesville. He-
was 63.
Mr. Erickson was born in De-
troit, Michigan and came to this
area from Michigan in 1968. He:
was of the Lutheran faith and
a member of Laborers Interna-
tional Union of North America,
Local #800.
He is survived by, his wife,
June Erickson of Orange Lake; a
son, Harold Erickson of Orange
Lake; a daughter. Arlita Lewis
of Trenton; two sisters, Kathy
Erickson of Williston and Karen
Prevatt of MacClenny; a brother,
Ronald Warnng of MNlntosh;
'and three grandchildren.
Arrangements were under the
care of ROBERTS FUNERAL
HOMEE.Ocala.


AMr. Paul Louis
S Schneider, Sr.
.Mr. Paul Louis Schneider, Sr.'
" of McLean, Virginia died orn
Saturday, May 13. 2006 at Inova
Fairfax Hospital in Fairfax. Vir-

ginia. He w'as 86 years old.
Mr. Schneider moved to Vir-,
ginia this year from Trenton. He
was a member of the Suwannee
Baptist Church. He worked for
42 years as an electrician in the
Miami area as a member of the
International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers Union. He'
was also a member of the Unity
.Mjasonic Lodge.
He is survived by a son, Paul
L. Schneider, :Jr. (Giselle) of
Fairfax; two grandsons. Andrew'
Schneider and PFC Alexander
k Schneider, both of Fairfax; and
three granddaughters, Alison
Schneider and Anne Schneider
both of Fairfax, and Christine
Crews of Trenton.
A funeral service was held
on Friday, May 19, 2006 at the
Rick Gooding Funeral Home
Chapel with Rev. Fred Edwards
conducting the service. Intern-
ment followed at the Deaden'
Cemetery in Brooker.
Arrangements were under the
care of RICK GOODING FU-
NERALHOME, Cross City.











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dystrophy. The Web site offi-
cially launched September 2nd,
just before the annual Jerry
Lewis Labor Day Telethon for
Muscular Dystrophy begins on
Sunday, September 4th.
Users will give their names
for verification purposes, but
individual information will be
kept strictly confidential.
Questions about diet and
medication even the moment
a Wheelchair is brought into a
household will be asked
through the site. The Web site
differs from blogs or traditional


Mr. Kim Sheldon
Sapp
Mr. Kim Sheldon Sapp of Bell
died Thursday, May 18, 2006 in
Lakeland. He was 50.
Mr. Sapp was born in Miami
and came to this area in 1955.
He attended Lighthouse Baptist
Church in' Lakeland and had
many hobbies.
He was preceded in death by
his father, Roy Dampson. .
Mr. Sapp is survived by his
mother, Lucille:"Kitty" Damp-
son. of .Bell; a sister, Melissa
Bonner of Duluth, Georgia; and
a brother, Troy Dampson of.
Pace. '


A Card Of Thanks
Thank you to Gilchrist County)
friends for the love and support
you gave during the loss of our
beloved mother. Ottiest Alice
'Koon Akins.
We, her family, wish-to thank
our friends for all the support
you gave us during the extended
illness of our dear precious
"Mama." As many of you know
"Mama" was placed in Hospice
care 17 months ago. We have
had so much love and support
given to her and her family
throughout her illness and death,
April 17, 2006. We were blessed
to be ble to care for her in her
home until the last month when
she was in Tri-County Nursing
Home. .
The many visits, phone calls.
flowers, food, and most of
all, prayers, helped sustain us'
throughout this time. We were
blessed to have her for almost
90 years. During these years she
taught much about the value of
work, honesty, sharing, caring.
unselfishness and. loving the
Lord and His teachings. Thanks
especially to David Halter for
the many kind words and pow-
erful truths he presented at her
funeral.
Bascom and Paula Akins.
and family,.
Joe and Bea Akins
and family,
and Gwen and Lloyd Barber
and family


UF Doctors Cast Net'
To Help Muscular
Dystrophy Patients
Patients and families affected
by muscular dystrophy urgently
need to take practical steps to'
help slow the destructive course
of the disease, say University of
Florida researchers vho on Sep-
tember 2, 2005 launched, a web-
based effort to collect informa-
tion from people coping with
the illness.
"The reason that it is so im-.
portant to identify things that,
may offer a margin of benefit is
that the realistic time horizon
for a real treatment or cure is
within decades, maybe sooner,"
said 'Dietrich Gravenstein,
M.D., an anesthesiologist asso-.
ciated with UF's College of
Medicine. "I have experience
with individuals that suffer from
rare diseases. I see how stoic
the parents and patients are that
face these challenges and I have
been frustrated by how little
scientifically validated advice
there is to simply help them
confidently make the' many
choices they face."
Muscular dystrophies,. genetic
diseases characterized by pro-
gressive weakness .of the mus-
cles that control movement,
affect between 50,000 to
250,000 people at any one time,
according to the Muscular Dys-
trophy Family Foundation. In
Duchenne muscular dystrophy,
which affects one out of every
3,500 to 5,000 boys, the disease
starts to tear down muscles at
birth and is typically diagnosed
before age six. Most patients
are wheelchair-dependent by 12.
By their late teens, most require
a respirator to breathe. Victims
of the disease do not live past
their 20s.
The Web site -
www.Ufanswers.org will
collect voluntary submissions
about personal experiences,
lifestyles and the progression of
the disease. Even families who
have lost loved ones can con-
tribute their experiences and
help others living with muscular


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sites that might feature chat
rooms, personal experiences or
lists of resources in that it is a
data warehouse that researchers
with approved protocols can
mine for strategies to impact the
disease. It uses advanced in-
formation science techniques to
collect and classify data.
"Anecdotal information is un-
scientific, but by gathering it in
great numbers, we hope to pin-
point factors that are casually
related to an improved disease
course,"I said Gravenstein,: who
has a son with muscular dystro-
phy. "Right now, we are forced
to, speculate. It's terribly dis-
heartening. For example, con-
ventional wisdom is to let chil-
dren regulate their own, play;,
that when they tire they will
rest. Yet strenuous exercise and
contact activities are discour-
aged because this accelerates
muscle loss. So. we are left to
ask: are other activities such as
stair climbing harmful or harm-
less? And with the respiratory
or cardiac failure all patients
eventually develop, are these
accelerated if someone in your
home smokes? What are the'
effects of surgery and how the
anesthetics are managed? Par-
ents anguish o\er such ques-
tions for which there are cur-
rently no answers and we
hope to shed light on them."
Additional sets of clinical and
anecdotal data would be useful
to the muscular dystrophy
community, according to Pat
Furlong, president of Parent
Project Muscular Dystrophy, an
Ohio-based, not-for-profit orga-
nization that works to help
families, support research and
build international collabora-
tions.
"Over the last 20 years, I have
spoken with more than !.000
families of boys with Duchenne
or Beoker muscular dystrophy."
Furlong said. "Without excep-
tion the families, researcher's
phy,scians and the hea!th-care
co.mmuniry would benefit from
the ability to access information
relevant to a certain condition.
It is certainly critical for the
muscular dystrophy community.
to work together to better under-
stand what positively or nega-
tively impacts individuals af-
fected by : neuromuscular
disorders, as well as the value of
specific intervention." / -
Funding to build the'database
is through support from the
Florida-based I Hermann Anes-
thesiology Foundation. Anes-
thesiologists are particularly
interested because they partici-
pate in tendon release and spine
stabilization procedures.' com-:
mon in muscular dystrophy pa-
tients, Gravenstein said." The
disease causes muscles to be-
come infiltrated with fibrous
tissue, making the' muscles ap-
pear large even as the kids be-
come weaker. Patients begin to
walk on their toes and their
backs bow. Surgeons cut the
tendons in the legs and correct
.the curvature of the spine to
'-enable the children to .walk or
sit, for a while longer, or barring
that, to rest more comfortable.
The muscle contractions also
occur in the diaphragm and
heart.
"Children with muscular dys-
trophy and their parents don't
have a rosy future since there is
still no cure for this disease,"
said Hans van Oostrom, Ph.D.,
an. associate professor of anes-
thesiology and biomedical engi-
neering who L designed the
www.tJfanswers.org Web site.,
"No. single institution that pro-
vides care collects enough expe-
riences or data, but we've built a
mechanism to create a large
database at a single source to
catalog 'a geographically broader
..experience. Our objective is to
do statistical analysis on these
data and report our validated
results back to participants.
.'Ultimately, we would like to
make these data available to
anyone who has a legitimate
interest, but only in a way that
guarantees the absolute confi-
dentiality of the people who
contributed their experiences."




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Report Now
Available
Florida saw boating deaths
rise in 2005 to the highest
number reported in 10-years.
The majority of .the increase-
was victims falling overboard,
according to the Florida Fish.
and Wildlife Conservation
Commission's (FWC), newly
released 2005 Boating Accident
Statistical Report .
-Eighty people lost their lives
in 69 incidents last year, a 15
percent increase from 2004.
"We- are .very concerned
about the upward trend in
boating fatalities," said FWC
Capt. Richard Moore, Florida's
boating law administrator.
"Especially given the fact the
vast majority of these are easily
preventable.
"Paying attention to what's
going on around your boat is
very important, since many
accidents are the result of. a
collision with another \essel or
fixed object."
Tn 2005, falls overboard
increased, 53 percent over the
previous year, resulting in 29
incidents and 30 victims. Of
those victims. 79 percent of fatal
falls overboard involved an open
motorboat or some other small.
unstable craft.
Additionally. 69 percent of
fatal falls overboard occurred on
calm, inland waters: 93 percent
of the victims drowned 163
percent of those reportedly could
swim; none of the drowning
victims were wearing or using a
life jacket. and 53 percent were
at least 51 years old.
"As for the deaths." Moore
said. "the simple act of tearing
a life jacket is your best
insurance on the water. Our stats;
shot that it's mostly swimmers
\\ho are drowning when they.
unexpectedly end up in the
water." '
Sandy Morone and Gay Kite
of Oealaoutli\ed their sons. who
drowned in a boating accident
Dec. 19, 2004 on Half Moon
Lake in the Ocala National
Forest Their sons. Allan
Michael Morone. 22, and John
Edward Ray, 23, failed to wear
life vests. Their bodies were not


recovered for more than a week..
"You don't think it will
happen to you," Morone' said.
"You think, it will happen to.
someone else. I'm living, but
I'm not living the same way."
Kite agrees with 'Morone on
the importance of wearing a life
vest. .
"I do know, as a mother who
has lost her son, these accidents
can be prevented," she said.
Thereport documents statistics
for each county, including the
number of accidents separated
by type of vessel; number of
registered vessels for each
county, accidents by. time
"of month and day, cause of
incident, operator education and
various other information.
The report is available online
through the FWC Web site at
\ w M) F-WC.com.


Airboat Muffler
Education Campaign
Continues
Florida airboat owners have a
fe% more months to ensure their
crafts have automoti\e-st le
mufflers installed on the boats'
engine exhausts.
The Florida Fish and Wild-
life Conservation Commission
(FWC) approved the enforce-
merit protocol last year, effective
June 30. 2006. .
An education campaign .for
airboat owners will continue
through June 30. After that date,
FWC officers have the option to
issue \written \warnings or cita-.
tions for failure to use. the ap-
propriate muffling de% ices.
Registered airboat owners in
Florida should hate received a
letter and brochure explaining
in detail the law enforcement
protocol airboats must have
automotite-stile mufflers or a
muffling system designed and
installed to abate exhaust sounds
and gases emitted from an inter-
nal combustion engine. Anyone
who has yet to receive a letter
and brochure, or who needs ad-
ditional copies., should call Brian
Reh\'.inkel at (850) 488-5600 or
e-mail him at brian.rehwinkel@
MyFWC com.
State law requires vessels'
engine exhaust to be muffled ef-
fectively in a reasonable manner.
Individual counties may enact


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If tears could build a stairway and memories were
A lane we would walk right up to heaven and bring
You back again....
We have missed you so much these past three years,
and we have shed a lot of tears, but you never will be
gone as long as we have our memories.

You will live forever, be in our hearts, and in our memories.

We Love and Miss You So Very Much
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additional ordmances to restrict
vessel sound to 90 decibels at
50 feet.
Researchers examined sound
levels from different styles of
mufflers -- including exhaust
and intake manifold mufflers
and differing propeller designs -
at variouss operating speeds and
distances from an observer. They
determined that several compo-
nents, %when used together, could
provide the needed incremental
improvements to reduce airboat
sound levels significantly. They
include mufflers, wide-blade.
propellers and prop-speed re-
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Historically'. "flex-pipe" :
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has been' widely accepted as a
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Page Thirteen


THURSDAY, MAY 25,2006


GILCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL










Page Fourteen


SVL Names Mascot Logo Finali-ts


Shown from left are Terry Boyd, SVL Board Member; Rickey Whitley, SVL Board Member;
Alissa Cheney, Ashely Christopherson, August Megargel, and Clay Welch with Scott Guthrie
of Drummond Bank, and Cloud Haley, SVL Board Member. ,


Logo Finalists
The judges have spoken!
They reviewed over 50 sub-
missions from Bell high, middle
and elementary schools, and.
Trenton high, middle and el-
ementary, schools .
The artwork consisted .of a
variety of techniques includ-
ing pencil, crayon, colored.
pencil, computer-aided graph-
ics, 'and ink. We looked at'
all sorts of animals, mammals,'
insects, birds, reptiles, fish,
action figures, and geometric
designs. The submissions
were very original, creative,
colorful and artistic revealing'
the time, effort and thought
each one of you put into your
project. You've really helped
SVL resolve a burning con-
cern in choosing the 'perfect
mascot/logo!
We sincere\ appreciate,,and
thank, each of you who par-
ticipated in our contest. Mae
Bryant is to be thanked for
integrating the mascot logo
emblem. SVL would also,
like to thank Mr. Vickers, the
School Board, and ill of the
schols.'for leni'ng;'us present


this contest within the school
system. SVL' along with'
Drummond Community Bank
feel it is very important to be
connected, with your commu-
nity. Your participation' in our
contest reflects this connection.
Drummond Community Bank
and Scott Guthrie are award-
ing $100 U. S. Savings Bonds
to each of the three finalists
and the overall winner. Such
awards reflect their commit-
ment to providing encourage-'
ment and incentive for 'the
youth. of Gilchrist County.
Additionally, SVL is provid-
ing free sign-up to all sports
for :one full year to the overall
winner. .Thank you all so very
much!
And, the winners are: Over-
all Winner -August Megargel
High School: Finalist Alissa
Chaney' Middle School Fi-
nalist Ashley Christopherson;
aand Elementary Finalist Clay
Welch.


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2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. arid every.
SSaturday in May and June from.
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Organics, hone), the list goes
on and on... And, Miz Martha's
Storytelling every Thursday at 4:
30 p.m! .
Mark your, calendars ;- June
is going to be our'busiest event
month this year!
On Thursday, June Ist
there will be a Buy Local Block
Party celebrating Yulee Railroad
Days. Come celebrate the im-
portance of the railroad in our
area. The railroad was the reason
Alachua County developed as it
did. Railroad songs of old will
be heard from the gazebo with'
local favorites, like the Flying
Turtles.'
On Thursday, June 8th the
Buy Local Block Party will fea-
ture a School's Out Celebration
& Health Fair featuring activi-
ties and entertainment; health,
safety and nutrition tips. Con-
'firmed so far are:' Angie Love-
lock, Dietitian from the High
Springs WIC Clinic with books,
coloring sheets and stickers for ,
the children. Alachua County
,Fire Rescue will talk about Sum-
mer Safety for kids and elders.
First Baptist Church's Pray and
Play will be setting .up hoops
and other activities for kids of
all ages. Also attending will be
the High Springs Fire Depart-
ment, Wendy Wilbur & the Ala-
chua County Master Gardeners,
Alachua County Waste Alterna-
tives. Plus, the Florida Dept.
of Agriculture's Fresh from
Florida Promotional Campaign
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The FWC Report For
May 10-18
This report represents some
significant events the FWC
handled over the past week;
however, it does not include all
actions taken by the Division of
Law Enforcement.
NORTH CENTRAL RE-
GION
CLAY COUNTY
May 10, Officer Alan Hof-
meister was dispatched to a
boating accident that occurred
in Black Creek. Preliminary
investigation revealed that a 22-
year-old Clay County man was
operating a personal watercraft
(PWC) when it collided with the
bridge fender system of U.S. 17
at Black Creek. The operator
sustained facial injuries requir-
ing surgery.:
DIXIE COUNTY
May 12, Officers Darby But-
ler and Justin Allen were on foot
patrol when they came across a
sign consistent with the use of a
%wheelbarrow. The officers fol-
lowed this sign to a small tidal
creek in a marsh area which led
to the Gulf. From a concealed
position, they watched a man
cast netting fish and placing
them in a cooler. The officers,
discovered the man had com-
pletely blocked off the creek
with a stop net. The man was
issued citations for the illegal
stop net and failure to: release
live undersize redfish. .:

SLUWANNEE COUNTY '-
COPS
Officer Mant Tyre attended a
meeting with the Airboat As-
sociation in Suwannee County.
There were approximately 65
.people in attendance and the
main topic was airboat-muffling'
requirements.
: : .-r- '
TAY)LOR COUNTY
Ma l 17. Officers Randy
MNcDonald and Chad Albritton
%were traveling on HighwaN 51
when they encountered a ce-
hicle stopped in the middle of
the road, motor running, and
headlights on. The officers ap-
proached the vehicle and located
a female driver, passed out at the
,'~ heel, with a beer can in her
hand. The officers awakened the
driver and immediately suspect-
ed a possible DUI. The officers
attempted to initiate field"sobri-
eties to no avail. The women
advised the officers she was too
drunk to complete any tests. The
female %was arrested for DUI and'
transported to jail where she re-,
fused the breathalh zer.
Nla'y 16, FWC Officers Leon-
ard Bailey and Randx McDonald
made two separate possession of
cannabis cases while checking
area boat ramps. Both cases
involved misdemeanor quanti-
ties and both subjects were cited
and released.
May 16, FWC Officer Chad
Albritton ,as working the Econ-
fina River area, concentrating on
the close of stone .crab season,
when he conducted an inspec-
tion on a local commercial crab-
ber. During, the inspection of
the commercial vessel, Albrit-
ton located a bucket of stone
crab claws. A. closer look at
the claws showed all the claws
to be undersize. Albritton cited
the fisherman for possession
of stone crab .claws during the
closed season.

UNION COUNTY
May 11, Officer Bret Gill was
patrolling a local hunt club.. At
approximately 10:30 p.m., Gill
observed a vehicle displaying a
light into the woods. Gill ap-
proached the vehicle and con-
ducted a stop. The vehicle was
occupied by two Baker County
men who stated they were hunt-
ing fox. Gill could hear dogs in
the distance, adding to the sub-
ject's statement. Gill then dis-
covered their vehicle contained
two loaded firearms. Gill cited
both subjects with .possession of
gun and light and possession of a
firearm while hunting fox.


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Justin Diggs New Drum Major For

Marching Band


Justin Diggs was handed the
traditional white gloves of the
Drum Major by outgoing Drum
Major Bethany Lunsford.
Justin Diggs' was tapped for
the position of Drum Major by
Jamie Petersheim, band director
for the Trenton MS/HS band.
Justin was chosen from a field of
highly qualified candidates. He
will be entering his Junior year
at Trenton where he has been a
student since 4th grade.- Last
marching season Justin played
baritone, which he will have
to put, aside during marching
season, but will resume during
symphony season. In the
*future Justin hopes to play in
the band at the University of
Florida while studying to be an
Anesthesiologist. Justin is the
son of Mrs. Laurie Moore and
Mr. Edzra Osorio.
Submitted by Ellie Andrews
Public Relations Trenton
MS/HS Band Boosters



"My Soldier"
Phenomenon Lets
U.S. Soldiers Know
Somebody Back
Home Cares
Manhattanville College's "My
,Soldier": program allow s you to
celebrate Armed Services Day
and Memorial Day this May by
'showing your support for US
military personnel. My, Soldier
is a program that puts 'politics
aside and lets U.S. soldiers know.
that someone back home cares.
U.S. Armt Sergeant Juan Sa-
las, a student at Manhattanville
College in Purchase, New York
served for 14 months in Iraq.
Upon his return to campus, he
and Manhattanmille President
Richard Berman developed My
Soldier to bring soldiers and
American citizens together and
help soldiers feel appreciated.
According to the college's
president Richard Berman "Our
service men and women as well
as their families deserve to know
they are supported at home:.
Manhatianille's My "Soldier
is a free program that connects
American ciilians ,\ith a sol-
dier deployed in a hardship area
like Iraq and Afghanistan by es-
tablishing pen pal relationships.
Our letter w riding program offers
an opportunity to get to know a
soldier and aims to humanize the
men and women who are volun-


Shown from left are Bethman Liunsford: Band Director Jamie
Petersheiim, and new' Trenton AIS,/HS Drum Major Justin
Diggs.


tarily serve ing in our military".
When a person enrolls in
the My Soldier program at
www.m)soldier.com, they agree
to adopt a soldier a's a pen pal.
They receive a "starter kit" con-
taining a free red My Soldier
bracelet to publicly show their
support for American troops and
guidelines for %writing letters to
their deployed United States
Armed Sert iceperson. Typi-
cally, the soldier then replies
and the. direct correspondence
begins. Participants may also
choose to send care packages,
which are greatly appreciated
(but not expected) by the sol-
diers. The program is free. but
donations that are applied to op-
erating coasts are encouraged.
My Soldier is reminiscent of
the POW/MIA bracelet program
that was launched on Veteran's
Day, 1970. That campaign was
the brainchild of t\o college stu-
dents in Los Angeles, who were
looking for ways young people
could support soldiers overseas
% without becoming involved
in the contro)\ers\ surround-
,ing the \%ar. Manhattantille's
particular program is born from
the college's mission to "edu-
cate ethically and socially re-
sponsible leaders for the global
community." It is also a natural
outgrowth of,the college's com-
mitment to empower 'students to
be passionate and to 'pursue their
dreams to make the world a bet-


ter place.
"For some young people, the
POW bracelets represented a po-
litical awakening," said Berman,
who was a college student at the
University of Michigan during
the Vietnam War. "That's what
\we hope %will happen at Manhat-
tan ille and across the country.
Wearing the bracelet \will be a
reminder that serviceman are
making sacrifices for democracy
fight now."
Juan simply hopes to get the
message out about the dignity
and conviction of his comrades.
who he witnessed firsthand. '"I
\want to reach out to guys that,
I know, members of a platoon
I served in, to let them know
somebody back home is think-
ine about them. Somebody back
home cares."
For more information, in-
structions on how to receive
a free 'my soldier' bracelet
or to register please visit
www.mysoldier.com.

About Alanlhaminiille College
Manhattanville College offers
a rigorous academicexperience
within a nurturing environment.
1,500 undergraduate students
from more than 37 states and
53 countries enjoy the suburban
location along with the resources
of New York City, w which is just
.30 minutes away. There's a-
strong ,social justice and com-
munity service focus at Manhat-,
tanville last yearstudents at our
small school logged over 19,000
community service hours. My
Soldier is a natural outgrowth of
the school's mission: to educate
students to become ethically and
socially responsible leaders for
the global community. .
Since Manhattanville Presi-
dent Richard A. Berman and
U.S. Army Setgeant, Juan Salas
launched My Soldier, 'at a Vet-
erans" Day press conference in
2004 over 400,000 participants
have signed up to adopt over
175,000 deployed military per-
sonnel.


Cutting Calories
Slightly Can Reduce
Aging Damage
A lifelong habit of trimpming
just a few calories from the daily
diet can do more than slim the
waistline a new study shows
it may help lessen the effects of
aging. -
Scientists from the University
of Florida's Institute on Aging
have found that eating a little
less food and exercising a little
more over a life span can reduce
or even reverse aging-related
cell and organ damage in rats. .
The .discovery, described
this month in the journal .4Ani-
oxidants and Redox Signaling,
builds. on recent research in,
animals and humans that has
shown a more drastic 20 percent
to 40 percent cut in calories
slows aging damage. The UF
findings indicate even small re-
ductions in calories could have
big effects on health and shed
light on the molecular process
responsible for the phenomenon,
which until now has been poorly
understood.
"This finding suggests that.
even slight moderation in in-
take of calories and a moderate
exercise program is beneficial
to a key organ such as the liter.
which shows significant signs
of dysfunction in the aging
process." said Christian Leeu-
wvenburgh, Ph.D., an associate
professor of aging and geriatric
, research at the UF College of
Medicine and the paper's senior
author.
UF scientists found that feed-
ing rats just 8 percent fewer
calories a da\ and moderately
increasing the animals' activity
extended their average life span
and significantly overturned the
negative effects of cellular ag-'
ing on liver function and overall
health.
An 8 percent reduction is the
equivalent of a few hundred cal-
ories in an average human diet
and moderate exercise is equiva-
,lent to taking a short walk.
To reveal the workings of the
body's chemical climate when
aging-related damage happens,
UF researchers tracked levels
of biomarkers chemicals and
molecules present in the liver
in groups of rats. The liver,
a crucial organ for maintaining
good health during aging, cleans
the. blqod pid helps rqgulai the
body's immune system.. The re-
searchers also plan to assess the
same biomarkers in a study of
rats' hearts, muscle and brains.
The research team was
surprised to find one of the
biomarkers. RNA. which is
important for coding DNA and
for protein' synthesis. is 'more
quickly damaged by aging than
the more frequently studied
DNA, RNA damage, therefore,
could be an excellent early sig-
nal to indicate the onset of aging,
researchers say.
"Because it is more sensitive
to oxidative stress, RNA can
be useful as an early mnarker
of oxidative damage and even
aging," said Arnold Y. SeoP, a
doctoral student in UF's Institute,
on Aging.
Seo authored the report along
with Tim Hofer. Ph.D.. an
Institute. on Aging research as-
sociate."
"To avoid disease, we can in-
crease our defense and look for
aging biomarkers and then test'
interventions," Hofer said. "It is


better to protect what is there to
Improve the quality of life than
to have to resort to invasive pro-
cedures."
In the study, which followed
the rats over their life span, one.
group of animals ate as much,
food as they wanted and did
not exercise, another group of
animals exercised lightly and
were fed slightly less than they
would have eaten if allowed to
have their fill. Liver samples
from these groups were com-
pared with samples taken from
young rats.
The old sedentary rats .that
ate' until they were full had in-
creased levels of harmful oxidiz-
ing and inflammatory molecules
in the liver that were associated
with cell damage caused by ag-
ing. Meanwhile, aging rats that
exercised and consumed a
calorie-restricted diet, had the
reverse outcome they showed
a decrease in these molecules in
the liver.
Leeuwenburgh said the study
results support the theory that
cell death and aging-related
organ damage are caused by un-
stable molecules know n as free
radicals and by cellular oxida-
tion and inflammation.
"In a calorie-restricted envi-
ronment. you reduce the inflam-
matory response and prevent cell
death," Leeu\\enburgh said.
John 0. Holloszy, a profes-
sor of medicine in the division
of geriatrics and nutritional
sciences at Washington Univer-
sity School of Medicine in St.
Louis. said the studN of major
importance because it shows a
mild degree of caloric restriction
just enough to present weight
gain with advancing age can
ha\e beneficial effects against
aging. From a scientific per-
spective, he added it is important
to learn that RNA is a very good
marker of aging damage.
'Td never really thought
about RNA before.'," Holloszy
said. "Research has always
looked at DNA. Because RNA
is the template for the informa-
tion on the genes on the DNA,
RNA damage is a major problem
because itresults in mutations in
the transcription of proteins."

Representative Cliff
Stearns Gives
Statement Onr
President's
Immigration Views
Representative Cliff Stearns
(R-Ocala i, member of thd House
Immigration Reform Caucus,
issued this statement. '."The
National Guard is called in for
national emergencies, and the
massive flow of illegal im-
migrants across our borders is
a national emergency. I agree
with the President that we need
to regain control over our bor-
ders, but also we must enforce
our immigration law\s. Millions
"Wait their turn to enter the na-
tion legally that's the Ameri-
can .way instead of sneaking
across the border. I would like
to see illegal immigrants, return
to their home nations and apply
to return to the United States on
an expedited basis with priority
given to those meeting criteria
such as fluency in English, work
skills, and length of time in this
nation. Above all, we need to
strengthen our border security
with walls and more immigra-
tion officers."


Eliminating
Legislator's Pensions
Have Them
Flip-Flopping And
On The Run
Three Florida Senators ,are
on the run from their previous.
decisions to weaken term lim-
its. They now w ish to take the
controversial measure to extend
term limits on legislators from
8 to 12 years off the 2006 ballot.
Senator Walter (Skip) Camp-
bell, Senator Bill Posey and Sen-
ator Jim Sebesta flip-flopped on
the issue. Initially they voted for
term limit extension. Now they
are attempting to withdraw the
measure from the 2006 ballot.
"In speeches to groups across
the state I have made the point
that lawmakers have delivered
a slap in the face to citizens
%who voted overwhelmingly in
favor of eight-year term limits in
1992," said Max Linn, President
of Florida Citizens For Term
Limits. "Now lawmakers are
running from their decision."
Linn says the term limits bal-
lot measure is w ide open to legal
challenge. "Most ballot initia-
tives are required to spell out the
issue for voters in the title. Not
this one. Rather than asking vot-
ers if they want to extend term
limits from 8 to 12 years. the
title of this measure reads simply
"Term Limits."
Linn says. "Most Florida vot-
ers strongly support term limits.
Most will vote 'yes' to the term


limits question unless they read
the fine print. But a 'yes' vote
actually undermines the exist-,
ing law by extending term limits
from 8 to 12 years."
"We are speaking to groups
throughout the state, reminding
them to vote 'NO' to weakening
term limits. This ballot initiative
has been tainted from the start.
The outcome will be meaning-
less because the electorate has
been presented with a deceptive
question," Linn said.
According to the citizens'
group, the 2006 ballot will NOT
be the "final word." It %will face
a legal: challenge. "Our group is
consulting lawyers to see how
the deceptive ballot can be
challenged in the courts," Linn
revealed.
"'Meanwhile, we will continue
our campaign to educate voters.
We will travel the state, remind-
ing the electorate to vote 'NO'
. to weakening term limits," Linn
said.
Linn has been heard on radio
stations throughout the state and
political groups have scheduled
speeches and debates \\ith Linn
through September of 2006 to
learn more about the political
"hot button" issue of the year.



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THURSDAY. NLAY 25.2006


GELCHRIST COUNTY JOURNAL


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From The Desk Of
Gilchrist County
Sheriff David P.
,Turner
SWeekly Sheriff's Report For-
Week Ending
May 22, 2006
On May 15, 2006, William
pwens, date of birth, 4/22/86,
'was arrested on the charge of
XAttempted Burglary.
On May 15, 2006, Ashley
Prince, date of birth, 5/8/85,
"Ias arrested on the charge of
Battery/Domestic Violence.
On May 15, 2006, a Juvenile
was arrested on the charge of
Sexual Battery.
i; On May 15, 2006, a Juvenile
Ywas arrested on the charge of
Lewd & Lascivious on a Minor.
On May 16, 2006, Ferdale
A. Washington, date of birth,
*1/04/85, was arrested on the
charge of Possession of Drug
Paraphernalia. -
On May 17, 2006, Dorothy
K. Karsmizki,. date of birth,
K/24/80, was arrested on
the charge of Failure to
A,-ppear/Possession of .Drug
Paraphernalia Use and/or Sale.
-.On May 18, 2006, Terrence-
t). Farris, date of birth,
9/22/65, was arrested on the
charge of Possession, of Drug
Paraphernalia.
SOn May 18, 2006, James. M.
Stone, date of birth, 2/2/57, was
arrested on the charge of Driving
While License Suspended or
Revoked.
: On Ma\ 19, 2006, a Juvenile
was arrested on the charge of
Batterv/Domestic Violence.
SOn .May 20, 2006. Charles
W. New house, date of birth,
7/10/62, was arrested on the.
charge of Battery/Domestic
Violence.
* On May 21, 2006, Gary
g'. Williams, date of birth.
1/17/69, was arrested on charges
Sof Dtiving Under Influence,e
Possession of Cocaine "and
Resist without Violence.
"On May 21, 2006. Agustin
Villanueva. date of birth,
7/14/75, was arrested on charges,
of Driving Under Influence-
and Drising While License
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Gilchrist County
Land Transactions
Oravec Enterprises, LTD to
Surya Darshan, LLD, general
warranty deed, $889,251 L
Ananth Natarajan to Surya
Darshan, LLC, general warranty
deed, $889,251. .
Arnold 0' Steen and Wanda
Jane O'Steen to Arnold O'Steen,
Wanda Jane O'Steen and, Pa-
mela Kay O'Steen, warranty
deed, $10.
Phillip J. Pritz to NRLL East,
LLC, a Florida Limited Liabil-
ity Company, warranty deed,
$6,000.
Riverwalk Partners LLP to
David H. and Kathy B. Haas,
warranty deed, $57,000. Lot
9; The Riverwalk of Fanning
Springs.
Donal H. Ettel, Sr. to Vernon
Dale Wesley and Lula Darlene:
Wesley, warranty deed, $5,000.;
DebraDeniseLucus toKatrina
McGee, warranty deed, $2,000.
Lot 6, Block 5, Wade and Bell
Addition, City of Trenton.
Heidi Kamp to Dwayne A.
Davis, and Tiffany A. general
warranty deed, $159,900. Lot 3,
-Block 6, Spring Ridge, Unit:2.
Raymond J. Williette to Kevin
P. anad Nina J. Craven, warranty
deed, $43,000. Lot 5, Unit 2-A,
Ira Beas Oasis, unrecorded.
Laerneme Stanley, f/k/a, La-
verne D. Jones to Joseph Milton
Sims. quit claim deed. $10. Lots
11 and 12, Block 10. Wade and
Bell Subdivision.
Robert Van Hagan to Robert
Van and Linda A. Hagan, quit
claim deed. $10.
Wallace R.' Cain, Robert
S. Deese and Howell E. Lan-:
caster. Jr. to Lee R. and Linda
.S. Campbell. quit claim deed,
$10.500. Parcel 7, Ridgeviewv
Subdivision.
John M. Jones and Frances
A. Jones to Theron L. and Sue
Hudson, warranty deed, $65,000.
South 1/2 of Lot 19 and Lot 20.
Block B. Waters Lake, 1st Ad-
dition.
Robert E. and Wanda Roberts
to Chervle C. Casella, warranty
deed, $85,000. South half of Lot
8 and all of Lot 7, A.D. Destin,
property and mobile home.
Riserwvalk Partners, LLP to
Henr. A. Tenenbaum, warranty
deed, $55,000. Lot 41, River-
swalk of Fanning Springs.
Riverwalk Partners, LLP to
* Esther E. Kaufman, warranty
deed, $1. Lot 1, Greenwvays of
Fanning Springs..
William A. Perez to Herbert
M. and Cindy L. Murren, war-
ranty deed, $55,000. Parcel 7,
Gilchrist Acres. unrecorded.
Pearlie Williams to Wrights
Investments, LLC, general war-
ranty deed,. $35,000. Lots 1 and-
2, Block; 14, Wade and Bell Ad-
dition.
IPeter Bakowski to Dale and
Kelly Howerton, general war-


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Gilchrist County
Solid Waste
Department To Be,
Closed May 29 For
Memorial Day
The Gilchrist County Solid
WasteiDepartment will be closed
on Monday, May 29th, in obser-
vance of Memorial Day, The re-'
cycling truckfor the Cruse Vot-
ing Precinct will be rescheduled
for Tuesday, May 30.. If you
have any questions please call
463-3185. Have a safe holiday
weekend.


ranty deed, $40,500. Lot 32,
Lake in the Woods, Uni 2.
Ronald and Bina Persaud to'
Ronald G. and Donna S. Giles.,
general warranty deed. Lot 2.
Bryant Subdivision.
John Thomas and Bobbie
Jean Pettigrew to Nicholas A.
and Sherrie Ann Jans, warranty:
deed. $155,000. Land together
with mobile home.
Celeste Suzanne Green, f/kla
Celeste G. Ridgeway to Duane
J. Ridgeway, special warranty_
deed, $1.
Juan D. and Jennifer Gamboa
to Sharon S. Isern. warranty
deed, $210.000. Land and mo-
bile home.
Kelly and Rachelle Philman to
Michael and Lori Beasley. war-
ranty deed. $5,000. 1.25 acres.
Michael and Lori Beaslev to
' Larry and Marilyn Thompson.
quit claim deed, $0. 1.01 acres.
NMOL.
Michael and Lori Beasley to
Richard W. and Stacey Bach-
mann, warranty deed. $210.000.
5.01 acres, MOL.
D & D Investments LLC to
Desmond Heil, warranty deed.
$120,000. Lots 14 and 15, Wac-
casassa Campsites. Unit 2.
Llewellyn and Janet White to
Regina Stanley, warranty deed.
$48,000. Lot 8. Block B. Waters'
Lake, 1st Addition.
James E. and Roberta Marsh
to Wendell M. Winstead, war-
ranty deed, $240,000. Parcel 41
of Britton/Baynard Unrecorded.
Ricky A. Cantrell to Scott A.
Garber, quit claim deed. $1.000.
Lots 2, 3, 6, and 7 of Block 14
and mobile home, Suwannee
River Subdivision.
. Susan E. Worthington to Su-
san E.. Worthington and Sarah
E. Schiill. ,JTRS,, quit. claim
deed, $10. Lot 7, Meadd6wwood
Farms.
Joyce Schermerhorn to Joyce
Schermerhorn, Gerold Jackson
III, and Seri Jackson, quit claim
deed. $10. Tract 7, Section 2,
Suwannee Fork.
David W. McKinney to Cyn-
thia P. Worth, quit ,claim deed,,
$10. Holly Forest Subdivision.
Lot 26,'5.22 acres.


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ORDINANCE BY THE TOWN
COUNCIL OF THE
TOWN OF BELL, FLORIDA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY .GIVEN
that an ordinance, which title.here-
inafter appears, will be considered
for enactment by the Town Council
of the Town of Bell, Florida, at a
public hearing-oh June 1, 2006 at
7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as
the matter can be heard, in the Town
Hall, located at 3240 West Railroad
Lane, Bell, Florida. Copies of said
ordinance may be inspected by any
Member of the public at Town Hall,
located at 3240 West Railroad Lane.
Bell. Flonda. dunng regular busi-
ness hours. On the date, time and
place first above mennoned, all in-
terested persons ma. appear and be
heard iih respect to the ordinance.
ORDINANCE NO. 2006-09
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
TOWN OF BELL, FLORIDA,
RELATING TO THE REZONING
OF TEN OR MORE CONTIGU-
OUS ACRES OF LAND. PUR-
SUANT TO AN APPLICATION
BY THE PROPERTY OWNER
OF SAID ACREAGE, AMEND-
ING THE OFFICIAL ZONING
MAP OF THE TOWN OF BELL
LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE.
PROVIDING FOR REZONING
FROM RESIDENTIAL-1 IR- I
TO RESIDENTIAL-3 iR-3i OF
CERTAIN LANDS WITHIN THE
CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE
TOWN OF BELL. FLORIDA:
PROVIDING SEVERABILITY:
REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES
IN.CONFLICT. AND PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE
The public hearing ma. be con-
tinued to one or more future dates
Any interested parrn shall be ad-
\ ised that the date. rime and place of
any continuation of the public hear-
ing shall be announced during the
public hearing and that no further
notce concerning the manner will be
published.
All persons are advised that. if
they decide to appeal any decision
made at the public hearing, they
will need a record of the proceed-
ings and, for such purpose. the\
ma\ need to ensure that a %erbatim
record of the proceedings is made,
%which record includes the testimony
and evidence upon'which the appeal
; is to be based
Pub..May IS. 2006b


NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
GILCHRIST PLANNING AND
.. ZONING BOARD,, i;, ,
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
the Gilchrist County Planning and
Zoning Board, in and for Gilchnst
County, Florida. w ill hold a regular
meeting on Thursday. June 8, 2006
at 6:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter
as possible, at the Board of County
Comrrussioners Meeting Room.
located at 210 South Main Street,
Trenton. Florida. The following is
the proposed agenda: ,
AGENDA
1. CalltoOrder
2. 2 Consideration of Previous.
Minutes: Mla 11, 2006.
3. SE 06-01: Special Excep-
tiion for R\ and Boat Stor-
age an application .as-
made by Robert E., Ah in
Jr. requesting a Special
Exception be granted for an
RV and boat storage unit to
be constructed at 42S9 N\
37th Ci. Bell. FL 32619."
SECTION 12, TOWN-,
SHIP 08, RANGE 14, IN
GILCHRIST COUNTY,
FLORIDA, WHICH'IS LO-
CATED OFF OF NW 37TH
COURT, BELL, FL.
At the aforementioned public
hearing, all interested parties may.
appear to be heard with respect to:
any of the, proposed agenda items.
The public heanng may be conitin-
ued to one or more future dates Any
interested party shall be ads ised that.


the date, time and place of any con-
tinuance of the public hearing shall
be announced during the public
hearing and that no further notices
concerning this matter will be pub-
lished, unless said continuation
exceeds six calendar weeks from the
date of the above referenced public
hearing. ..
Additional information for all
of the above-listed agenda items is
available for public inspection at the
Building Department Office, located
at 209 Southeast First Street, Tren-
ton, Florida, during regular business
hours
All persons are ads ised that if they
decide to appeal any decision made
at the above referenced public hear-
ing, they will need a record of the
proceedings,, and that, for such pur-
pose, they may need to ensure that a
verbatim record of the proceedings '
is made, %hjch record includes the
testimony and evidence upon which
the appeal is to be based Persons
with disabilities requesting reason-
able accommodations to participate
in this proceeding should contact
(352) 463-3169 tVoice & TDD)
or via Flonda -Relay Service (800)
955-8771.
pub. May 25. 2006b. .

PUBLIC MEETING
TO WHOM IT LMAY CONCERN
Please take notice that the Three
Risers Regional Library Board will
hold a Board Meeting on Thursday,
June S. 2006 at 7:00 p m at the
Lafayette County Public Librar. in
MNlayo. Florida
All interested persons are invited
to attend and be heard. Please be
advised, that if a person decides to
appeal any decision made by the
Board with respect to any matter
considered at such heanng, that
person will need a record of the pro-
ceedings. and that,. for such purpose,
he/she may need to ensure that a
\erbatim record of the proceedings
is made. whluch record includes the
testimony and evidence upon which
the appeal is to be based.
"'Persons with disabilities request-
ing reasonable accommodations to
participate in this proceeding should
contact (386) 294-1600 AVoice &
TDDi or via Florida Relay Service
at 1800) 955-8771."
Pub May 25. 2006b

INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids are hereby invited
for site improvements including
clearing, .cut and fill, access.
drives. parking arid storm water
management improvements for
the ne\ Gilchnst County Road
Department Operations Center
Specifications and requirements
may be obtained from the Gilchnst
County Road Department. and bids
returned to the Gilchnst Courr\r
Administration Office. 209 SE First'.
Street, Trenton FL Sealed bids are,
to be submitted no later than 12:00
p.m.. June 16,2006.' : -
Bids will be reviewed by the
Board of Counts, Commissioner's
at their regular meeting on Monday,
June 19. 2006. It is the bidder's re-
sponsibility to assure that the bid is
delivered on date, location and time
'specified herein. :Bids, which for
any reason are not so delivered, will
not be considered
Gilchnst County reserves the
right to amend this bid after award-
ing of bid. Bid must contain an
original signature or printed ini'
ink. Bidder'S name should also
appear on each page of bid sheet(s).,
Gilchnst Cpunty reserves the right
to refuse any and all bids.
Pub Ma\ 25. 2006b

NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
CONCERNING A SPECIAL
PERMIT AS PROVIDED FOR
IN THE GILCHRIST COUNTY
LAND DEVELOPMENT
REGULATIONS
BY THE BOARD OF COUN-1
TY COMMISSIONERS OF
GILCHRIST COUNTY, FLORIDA,
SERVING, NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, that pursuant to Ordinance
No. 93-04, as amended, comments,
objections -and recommendations


'INVES]TMENTlU '


Great location features just over 1000 sq ft. of pos-
sibility, 3/2 DWMH "Fixer-Upper" with potential
located just .7 miles from US-129, 1 acre wooded
lot has mature trees providing privacy, property
has 4" Well, Septic, and Power Pole.


HIometowIn Realty
SOfNorth fl.
1310 r j r air ,'n.irc-i t Bel, l ,:,tda 32619
www.HometownRealtyNF.com
Cell: (352) 215-1132
Office: (352) 463-9001
Toll Free: (888) 463-9001
Fax: (352) 463-9008
Email: dlspowers@aol.com


O,

Debra Powers
Realtor


concerning the following described
special permit as provided for in the
Gilchrist County Land Development
Regulations, hereinafter referred to
as the Land Development Regula-
tions, will'be heard by the Board of
County'Commissioners of Gilchrist
County, Florida, at a public hearing
on June 5, 2006 at 3.00 p.m., or as
soon thereafter as this matter can be
heard, in the Board of County Com-
missioners Meeting Room, located'
at 210 South Main Street,: Trenton,
F lo rida : -
Special Permit for Dredge.
and Water Fill -. an application
was completed by CCDA, Inc.
requesting a Special Permit for
Dredge and Water Fill be granted
.for the purpose of constructing
three (3) rapid infiltration basins.
The property is described as fol-
lows:
SECTION 02. TOWNSHIP
08, RANGE 16, IN GILCHRIST
COUNTY, FLORIDA, WHICH IS
LOCATED OFF OF NE CR 340.
The public hearing may be
continued to one or more future
dates. Any interested pfrty shall
be advised that the date, time and
place of any continuance of the
public hearing shall be announced
during the public hearing and that
no further notices concerning this
matter will be published, unless said
continuation exceeds six calendar
weeks from the date of the above
referenced public hearing.
At the aforementioned public
hearing, all interested parties may
appear to be heard with respect to
the proposed special permit.
A copy of the application for
special permit is available for pub-
lic inspection at the Office of the
Emergency County Coordinator,
located at 209 Southeast First Street.
Trenton. Florida, during regular
business hours.
All persons are advised that if they
decide to appeal any decision made
at the above referenced public hear-
ing, they will need a record of the
proceedings, and that, for such pur-
pose, they may need to ensure that a
verbatim record of the proceedings
is made. which record includes the
testimony and evidence upon %which
the appeal is to be based.
Pub. May 25, 2006b.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR GILCHRIST COLINT',
FLORIDA
Case No. 21-2006 -CP-0016
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
ARlABEL JONES STEW-
ART, .. .. : :
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate
of ARABEL JONES STEWART.
deceased, whose date of death was
October 23, 2005. is pending in the
Circuit Court for Gilchrist County.
Florida. .Probate Disision. -File
Number 21-2006-CP-0016; the ad-
dress of which is Gilchrist Count',
Courthouse, PO. Box 37. Trenton.
Florida, 32693. The names and
addresses of the personal represen-
tative and attorney for the personal
representative are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons %who have claims or
demands against decedent's estate.
including un-matured, contingent
.'or unliquidated claims, and who
hase been served a copy of this
nonce must file their claims with
this Court WITHIN THE LATER
OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB-
LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR
THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY
OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent


and other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate,
including un-matured, contingent
or unliquidated claims, must, file
their claims with this court WITHIN
THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE.
DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-
TION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS, NOT FILED
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH IN. SECTION 733.702
OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE
CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AF-
TER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE
IS NLAY 25, 2006
MELISSA STEWART BURKE
Personal Representative
1705 Austin Lane
St. Augustine, FL 32092
BRUCE E. HOFFMAN,
Attorney for'Peispnal
Representative
16 S. Main Street,
Gainesville, Florida 32601
(352)373-2411
Fla. BarNo 330647
Pub: May 25, June 1, 2006b


U.S. Forest Buys .
Large Tract For
St. Marks National
Wildlife Refuge

The Nature Conservancy sold
a 278-acre addition to the St.
.Marks National Wildlife Refuge
today to the U.S. Forest Service.
The Forest Ser ice funded this
transaction because the acreage.
includes a section of the Florida
Trail.
The acreage is part of a 2,636-
acre parcel the Conservancy
purchased in 2003 to save it
from potential development.
The Consersancy has been
transferring ownership in stages
to federal partners as funds be-
come available.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service (LUSFWSi has bought
back 1,506 acres from the
Consersanc\ since 2003. The
USFWS has applied for fed-
eral funding from the Land and
Water Consernation Fund and is
Awaiting further allocations to
buy the remaining 852 acres the
Conservancy still owns.
"Our partnerships %with the,
Fish and Wildlife Service and
the Forest Service have resulted
* ..in an essential addition to the
St. Marks -Wildlife Refuge arid
have allowed the Florida Trail to
become much more aesthetically
pleasing for all those using this
wonderful l public recreational
amenity." said Victoria Tsch-
inkel, Florida director of The
Nature Consersancy.
With the land in permanent
federal ow nership. the Forest
Service %%ill be able to protect
the scenic and cultural quality
of the route. "The purchase of
this property brings us one step
closer to realizing our goal of
establishing a permanently pro-
tected footpath though Florida's
* most treasurednatural areas,"
said Michelle Mitchell, Florida
trail manager for the U.S. Forest
Service.


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352*463*8340
Dixie- Gilchrin Levy Board of Realtors and Multiple Listing Service
P. 0. Box 8 Bell, Florida 32619 E-Mail: tcrealty@bellsouth.net
www.TownandCountryRealtyOnline.com
DO YOU WANT PRIVACY? 1.25-acre wooded comer lot less than
a mile off paved road. Minutes to downtown Bronson. $22,000.
MLS 752364
PAVED ROAD 5 wooded acres partially cleared for driveway and
homesite. Bell, $80,000. MLS 752301
13 ACRES paved road, privacy buffer of pines, open interior has
large oaks, minutes to super nice public park and boat ramp. Old
Town, $182,000. MLS 752182
'-2.27 ACRES wooded, rolling. Bell, $40,000., MLS 749974
TRACKSIDE 829' on trotter track in Gil Crest Farms, Bell. 5
acres, concrete block building. Roof, central heat/air, flooring are new.
Potential uses: restaurant, wedding hall, catering, club or business
meetings. $350,000. MLS 751978
CREEK half acre, Perry, $18,000, owner financing. 13 miles to
Gulf of Mexico. MLS 752021
25 ACRES next to 1,000s of acres of timber land. Mature pines,
young pines, oaks. 2 BR 1LBA MH, 2 pole barns. Bell, $310,000.
MLS 751788
BRING FAMILY & FRIENDS Choose from six 5-acre lots,
$128,000 firm each & 8.22-acre lot, $204,000 firm. Half mile to
Suwannee River public boat ramp, out of flood plain, Bell. MLS
751807, 09, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15
1 ACRE -wooded, no deed restrictions, Bell, $25,000. MLS 751441
1 ACRE on a hill, oaks, pines, same area as above, $25,000. MLS
752050
3 ACRES wooded, half mile off paved road. Old Town, $50,000.
MLS 751440
20 ACRES -- comer, open land for crops or livestock, woods for
private homesite. Inactive rockpit on north end. Make your own
fishing hole. Bell, $300,000 firm. MLS 751123
DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL 6 acres next to downtown park.
Some R-3 uses: half-acre lots, multifamily residences. House has
minimal value, pole barn, giant oaks. Bell, $300,000. MLS 750200
SUWANNEE RIVER VISTA from spacious covered balcony. Instant
access to public boat ramp. Elevated, renovated 3 BR 2 BA MH, hot
tub in glass enclosed porch, fireplace, half acre. Bell, $180,000.
VIRTUAL TOUR. MLS 749389
2 ACRES paved road, comer. Old Town/Branford, $29,000. MLS
751244 UNDER CONTRACT
2.5 ACRES comer, Bell, $40,000. $ SOLD $
LET US HELP YOU BUY OR SELL, OR BOTH


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For Sale i


FOR SALE: -Women's cloth-
ing (2X) Like new. Jeans, shirts,
dresses, jackets. (Delta Burke, St.
John's Bay, Sag Harbor) Call 386-
454-4947.
ltb. 5/25
(6) COMPUTER MONITORS:
Four 15" and two 17". Panasonic
laser printer. $100 obo for all. 352-
S493-2501.
tfnb,5-18
.BLUEBERRIES: You pick. S&J
Farms of Trenton. $2.00 a- pound.
(352) 215-0084 or (352) 463-8351.
2tb,5-18-5-25
1989 BRENDELLA SKI/TOW
BOAT: 351 Windsor V8 inboard,
800 hours, asking $6,000. Call 221-
0363.


WHEEL TOWN
352-493-2835
call for Directions 10 Miles
South of Chiefland off 345






'04 Ford Thunderbird, 2 tops, loaded with extras
5K miles, Bal.Fact Warr... $28,975
'05 Ford Taurus 4-Door, fully loaded, 20" wheels
24Ka ,i B, l fact 3. r. $9,975
05 C3aa.r4 .aoor.aulo CO road3d. 30K mlEi
a. Fact w.. C~a, $9,975
0A Cr.ey VenlurelE. 3r l Ro Sa31 r.re a,,
CD Ioade ,o mi,,s $11,975
Q4 CLri,:1ilrf Lrunc 1, i 1.'11 ly) C,3ad
clean, 38K milesn.......... .... $10,975
03Cr.e 'Sri~iOe'ms ar. 3-ao000 oi .c
:C- Co aW 3m, clan $8,975
"3 Ford Ranger, Edge, reg cab, V" '
5-speed, CD, clean, 50K miles..... $9,975
'02 1suzu Trooper LS, 4-Door,
fililyloaded, 60K miles.... $11,975-
t1 M GECu'y Grand idarQu. "-aror. carjje rOl
aa. 39K m.dE. c .. $9,975
.'96 Dodge Grand Caravan, air, 7-passenger
$3,975
'Ca dul, 'is n.,DeII, e.u r.carnagerio i
o .:,a,.. TE- r..l, $9,975

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CAMPER FOR SALE: 1996 Plea-
sure-Way ultimate compact. RV.
Impeccably maintained by original
owner. 66,000 miles, $24,500. Call
352-463-6527.


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BEDS: Queen thick, orthop
low-top mattresses and box
New in plastic with warrar
rifice, $160. King availab
(352) 372-8588.



Lost & Four

LOST PET: Cockatiel lost
20th. Yellow, very tame, w
land on your head, named"
Contact 386-935-6744.



SPetsuSuppI


FREE PUPPIES: Border Collier
Cattle Dog. Raised with kids, very
playful, available now. Need good
homes. (352) 472-0084 or 278-0044.
Leave message ill return call.
3tb.5-11-5-25
A NEW PETGROOMING SHOP
in Chiefland. The Paradise Pet Pal-
ace (352)493-0606
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About 56,000 Americans are
over 100 \ears old.


CL A S S 4.50 MINIMUM IF IER 20 WORDS NTS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD.
CLASSIFIED ADS $4.50 MINIMUM FOR 20 WORDS. 5 CENTS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD. 1


Yard Sales


Iu,., p.i- L -
springs. MOVING SALE in Trenton. Starts
nity. Sac- 5/25 lasts until done. Everything
le $225. goes. Tools, furniture, boat equip.,
yard tools. Call for details 463-1177
tfnb,7-5 or go to 353 NE Rowland Blvd.
2tp. 5/25, 6/1
d | YARD SALE: Bell (Sun Springs
area) Multi-family yard sale, Fri-
t on May day, 5/26 and Sat., 5/27 from 8
ill try to AM to 3 PM at 2129 SW 75th Ave.
Honey." Hwy. 341 to SW 20th St. Go to end
of pavement.(1 mile), make a left
Itb. 5/25 turn on the grade, SW 75thAve, 4th
Some on right. Too manN items to
lies list. Look for signs.
lie .. ltp.'5/25


S Services 1

A BIG STUMP! A LITTLE
STUMP!: We grind them all Langs-
ton Tree Service. Inc 490-4456
ifnb,2-22

TIM POWELL ELECTRIC: Ne"
installations and repairs, licensed and
insured. State Reg. #EC13002453.
Call 1352i463-2155.


f Riverland /lortgage' Coiporation


Re.dendial Mortgjges Offering:. Fixed Rates Available
Nek Constructon Manufacrtred Homes
Purchase. Refinance & Cash Oui Ineesmnent Propert
Cornentional, 1-4 Single Family Homes
First. Second, and Home Equir Lines of'Credii

Bill Deen and Brenda Wilkerson
Licensed i -l\origaige Brokers
463-1313 fax 463-1318
e-mail. rverlandmnigtp' bellsouth.net
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of North FMjnc.

Natalie Rankin Licensed Real Estate Broker
1310 North Main Street -,Bell, Florida 32619
Office: (352) 463-9001 Toll Free: (888) 463-9001 Fax: (352) 463-9008
e-mail: Hometo\vnRealrt-NFi'bellsouth.net


HORSE FARM
12 STALL'BARN w Apt;
3BR/2BA CB Home, 15 Acres
$450,000 MLS #752357


3 2 DWN-IH ner rNlanlec Spring;
Start Park.!'lM ., P. 'ofut', vf
Ai.hc~d Carporn
1.4' min 1.1 S o5is


COUNTRYAPPEAL
EAST GILCHRIST COUNTY
3/2 Home on 5 Acres
$289,900 MLS4#75171r.






LARGE HOME WITH ADDITION
NORTH OF BELL
4/3 M/H w/addition on 20 Acres
$305,000 MLS #749677


CLOSET RIVER
PEACEFUL SETfING
3/2 DWMH on Lot
$59,900 MLS#752447.


/ LOTS &)
.27 Acres, VWell & Septic $37,900
.50 Acres, Well, Septic, PP $29,900
.50 Acres, Bronson $24,900
1 Acre, Bell $25,000
1 Acre, Bell, Owner Financing $30,000
1 Acre, Chiefland, Homes Only $78,500
1.14 Acres W/S/P $45,000
1.6 Acres W/S/P $59,900
1.6 Acres Well & Septic $59,900
1.67 Acres, W/S/P REDUCED $49,900
2.5 Acres, Bell, REDUCED $39,900
2.67 Acres, Scattered oaks -Pending- $39,900
2.99 Acres, Scattered oaks -Pending- $39,900
4.4 Acres, Riverfront, Buildable $799,000
5 Acres, Well & Septic, Reduced $59,900
5 Acres, Well & Septic $82,000
5 Acres, Homes Only, 4 Avail. $88,500
,,5 Acres, SWMH, planted pines. $99,000


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3 2 D. r.1IH on.2 Acres
I124,i1."11 MLS#752374






LARGE HOME LARGE LOT
NORi-i GILCHRIST CC
3 2 .lH orn S 57 .Jc r,
$139,500 MLS#751687






A.-.MIENITIES' UPGRADES
GALCiRE Wi'ORKSHOC'P WITH
CARPCiRT 3 2 D' Home on 5 Aires
$175,000 MLS #751676


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CORNER CITYLOT IN TRENTON
GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD
$36,900 MLS#751141


ACREAGE
5 Acres, East Gilchrist, 3 Avail. $100,000
5 Acres, Paved Road $124,900
5 Acres, 1/1 Frame Cottage $124,900
6 Acres, Well, Septic, Pines $93,500
6 Acres, Cleared & Fenced Pending $85,000
7.94 Paved Road $115,000
10 Acres, W/S/P REDUCED $124,900
10 Acres, Deed Rest. $149,000
12 Acres, Scattered Oaks $185,000
15 Acres, Perfect for motorcross, $200,000
17+ Acres, Bell Reduced $199,640
17.8 Acres, Paved Road Frontage $267,000
20 Acres, Pines, Close to River $330,000
30 Acres near Manatee Springs $399.000
40 Acres, W/S/P, Pole Barn $399,000
37.8 Acres, US Hwy 129 near Bell $567,000


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Services


MOBILE HOME SI
as Mobile Home
downs and transport.
Bonded. (352) 486-1
558-4375.

GMHC. LLC HOM
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more. No job too sm
2420 Free Estimates.

ELMORE'S S
BRICK & STONE,
stucco, permanent
skirting Free Esuma
70th Avenue. Trentoi
214-3702. Fax 352-47


SHelp Wanted -


5T-UP: Thom- GILCHRIST COUNTY DEPT. OF
Set-ups, tear- PUBLIC SAFETY. is currently ac.-
Licensed and cepting applications for the position
1662 or (352) of Emergency Medical Services
Operations Chief.' This is a com-
4tb,5711-6-1 mand level position responsible for
IE SERVIC- supervision of EMS staff and daily
el. restore and operations of the EMS. service.
nall. 352-672- Minimum qualifications include
State of Flonda Paramedic certifica-
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SIMULATED
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on. 472-5542.
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BOB OSBORNE TREE SER-.
VICE, INC.: 70 ft. bucket truck;
hydraulic loader truck, stump gnnd-
er. Free Estimates. Insured 352-
463-91(00.
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PRESSURE WASHING
PAINTING: Reasonable F
pendable. insured and pro
Shamrock Sen ices, 352-
day or e\emng and "eeke

BUILDING CONTR
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on your lot. Precision De\
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Hwy. 19 at C&C Growers
pm. Mon. .-Sat or call t>:
8 -542-3432 for appoir
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NE 512 Atenue 100's of
stock, computer specialist
you in creating a lasting
the life of your lo\ ed one


and ability to work flexible hours.
Pnor supen isory ex\p. preferred but
not required SalarN range of 35-
45K depending on qualifications.
Interested applicants should submit
a resume and Gilchrist Counit em-
ploy ment application to the Dept.
of Public Safety. 204 E. Wade St..
Trenton. FL 32693. '352) 463-3134.
This position will remain open until
filled. Gijchnst County is a DFWP
and EOE employer.
lib. 5/25


G, AND IRRIGATION LAB MEMBER
nces, de- needed at The Suwannee Riter
ifessional. Resource Conseration and De\ el-
463- 1212 opment Council., Inc. is seeking ap-
nds. plicanons for a position %% ith its Mo-
fnb.ll- II bile Irngation Laboratory iMlLi.
Applicants should hate e\p. "ith
ACTOR: field data collection and hate basic
mes built computer skills Knowledge of ag-
elopment. cultural pracuces and'or irrigation
H,\a. 19, is preferable. The MIL position in-
\ ol es pro\ hiding serVices toa broad
tanb.7-5I I range of agricultural producers and
V PARTS requires considerable fieldwork.
lurray. This entry level position requires
ihler initial training in Live Oak and then
for mot will work form ourChiefland branch
office. A high school diploma is re-
Squired. Salary is dependent on level
p of qualificatons and e.\p. The clos-
tfn, 1-03 ing date for this posluon in June 2,
2006 at 5:00 PM. You should send
S: Langs- a resume along with names and tele-
-4-156. phone numbers of three references
tfnb.2-22 to Su%.annee River RC&D. 234
Old To%%n Court St. SE. Lae Oak. FL 32064.
spla on You may also contact the office at
9 am 5 i3861 364-4278 for further info The
11 free 1 SuMannee Ri'er RC&Dis an Equal
nient to', Opponrtumt Embloyer and-a Drug
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Property I ilues
- One of the most frequent
questions I get asked is,
"How much is property
worth.in Gilchrisi County".
- I wouldd like to tell you
that the an.-".wer to that
question is simple. It is not
simple, and sometimes
almost impossible :to
answer.
- Property values have a
multitude of %ariables One
factor that affects property
xalue is location Being on
a paved road for instance
adds significant value.
- Another factor is what is
on the land itself. A piece
of land that is mostly
established pasture with.
some picturesque
granddaddy. oaks is more
valuable than a similar
parcel that 'is planted in
pine.
- The size of the land is a
variable that is very
important. In most cases,
smaller parcels bring a
higher per acre price than
larger ones. Based 'on
recent sales, the average of
10 acre parcels range from
$11,000 to $15,000.00 per
acre. On the other hand, 5
acre parcels are averaging a
slightly higher $12,000 to
$16,000 per acre.
- If you are interested in
finding out the value of
your property, call me today
to schedule your no
obligation Market Analysis'.


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.34 ACRE lot in Trent
$35,000 MLS# 7513
10 ACRES in Trento
$180,000 NILS#I 7514
9.63 ACRES paved r
$154.500 MNILSN 751-t
23.72 ACRES in Tren
$355,800 MLS# 7513


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L. Frank Grant Realty
L. Frank Grant
S LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKER
2. 16-AN. Main St., Trenton, FL 32693:
352-463-2817 FAX (352) 463-2479.
lIfgr@bellsouth.net F", ~.,
We LiUst To Sell! LS.

818 SW 5th Street Trenton


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4 BR/2 BA frame house, 3 acres. 2,156 sq. ft.. large trees-nice
area. room to build another home or 2. MLS#748358. Price
$175.000.



For additional information
on our listings and virtual tours.
Visit our website at
www.lfrankgrant.com


East Side of Gilchrist County
3 ac tract plus four (4) 5 ac tracts w/planted pines on Co.
Grade Rd. Priced at $90.000 each. MLS#750923-750927
Lil Lake City NW 60th Street
9.2 ac Planted Pines. MLS#749600 Reduced $125,000.
10 AC off Santa Fe on 95th PL
! 4" well-cross fenced-ready for horse or new home.
; MLS#749774 Reduced $145,000.
9.92 AC NW 52nd CT'-
Clear pasture land-fencing MLS#749884 Only
$140,000.


D. Deen Lancaster Lie. Real Estate Broker
510 E Wade Street Trenton, FL 32693


GORGEOUS HOME
2 Acres 4BR;3BA.
In-ground Vinyl Pool
with spa fountains &
Jacuzzi, outdoor
kitchen, lanai, pole
barn, & much more!
$385,000 MLSt
750683 Sellers -


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NEARING
COMPLETION -
4BRW2.5BA home on 5
acres in Gated '
Community. stainless -|'
steel appliances, paved
drive, 2-car garage., tray
_ceilings. Cherry cabinets
and more! $379.900
e 10 ACRES IN Bell,
$137,500 MLS#'751073
78.80 ACRES in Trenton,
$1,680,000 MLS# 751204
10 ACRES in Bell, $128,500
MLS# 751023
0.23 ACRES in Old Town,
$20,000 MLS# 751052



BEAUTIFUL
"BRICK home on 10
acres, 3BR/2BA,
under a canopy of
Oaks & Pecan trees,
fireplace, Cherry
cabinets, stainless steel
appliances, $465,000
MLS# 752194.


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2.44 Acres in Old Town, $42,000 MLS# 750299
2.43 ACRES on Pond Fed Canal, $51,900 MLS# 752218
4.65 ACRES on CR 345, $85,000 MLS# 750972
4 1 Acre lots between Bronson & Archer, $25,000 each MLS# 752318, 752319, 752320 &
752322
1.25 ACRES between Bronson & Archer, $29,000 MLS# 752317
0.90 ACRES offof CR 345, $42,500 MLS# 751588
5.00 ACRES In Old Town, $70,000 MLS# 751624
3.16 ACRES on CR 345, $65,000 MLS# 750989


5 ACRES in Old Town, A
$65,000 MLS# 752156
5 ACRES in Bell, $69,900
MLS# 752045
8.95 ACRES in Bell, $109,900
, MLS# 752046
1.25 ACRES in between
Bronson & Newberry, $25,000
MLS# 750913

MARVELOUS
BRICK home on 20
acres 4BR/2BA w/
3 car attached
carport, fully stckd
fish pond, in-ground
vinyl pool,
workshop, $499,900
MLS# 749034* ,-


1.38 ACRES in homes only S/D, $38,500 MLS# 751628
1.01 ACRE between Bronson & Archer, $29,000 MLS# 752077
3 ACRES in Old Town, $55,000 MLS# 752141
4 ACRES just outside Trenton, $115,000 MLS# 752292
0.88 ACRES on CR 345, $42,500 MLS# 751895
4.80 ACRES outside of Chiefland, $85,000 MLS# 751902
0.46 ACRE (2 lots) C-2 or residential, $39,999 MLS# 751922
0.46 ACRE (2 lots) C-2 or residential, $39,999 MLS# 751934


RIVERFRONT
HOME 10 acres 4
or 5BR/2 BA, ideal
summer home,
gorgeous views,
stone walls, wood
beams, hot tub,
$595,000 MLS#
749514 -


( 1.10 ACRES Homes Only,>
$38,500 MLS# 751628
20 ACRES outside Trenton,
$275,000 MLS# 751800
2.44 ACRES in Old Town,.
$42,000 MLS# 750300
2.49 ACRES in Old Town,
$42,500 MLS# 750799
3.02 ACRES in Old Town,
$55,900 Possible Owner
Financing MLS# 750830






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HelpWant

FULL-TIME IMMEDIATE
POSITIONS AVAILABLE:
Dump Truck Foreman/Driver,
class a CDL, min. 3 years exp.;
.Heavy. Equipment Operator,
min. 3 years exp. Health Insur-
ance Available. Call 352-472-
4550 Coleman Construction,
Inc. EOE/DFWP
4tb,5- 1-6-1

TYPESETTER NEEDED, job
may include- some proofreading
Knowledge of Adobe Indesign
helpful. Will train the right person.
panrttime or full-time position. Ap-
ply in person at the Gilchrist County
Journal, located at 207 North Nlain
Street, Trenton


[Help Wanted

GRAPHIC DESIGN/SIGN LAY-
OUT PERSON needed in Trenton.
Looking for FT .position, but will ',
consider PT if necessary. Some du-
ties, but not limited to, complete
sign make up (computer all the way
to vinyl application), some ad and
job make up (PC and Mac computer:
knowledge helpful). Will train right.
. person. Apply in person at the Gil-
christ County Journal in Trenton,
207 N. Main Street'in Trenton.
tfn,6-1
IN-HOME CAREGIVER for am-'
bulatory elderly\ man. Das, some
housekeeping, references required.
Between Newberry and Trenton.
463-2024,.leave message.


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THURSDAY, MAY 25, 2006


Help Wanted ]
FARMER'S MARKET MAN-
AGER: The Trenton Community
Farmer's Market is up and running
with hopes of continuing through
the summer and into the fall. The
City is looking for a highly moti-
vated manager to operate the mar-
ket. Duties include marketing and
promotion, development of special
events, vendor relations, and basic
accounting .methods. The market
operates once weekly on Tuesday
from 2pm-6pm. The position will
require approximately 5-15 hours of
work per week. The market man-
ager will earn a share, of.the pro-.
ceeds from the market in addition to
possible base compensation doq. a
highly motivated manager will earn
much ore! Please contact City Hall
at 352-463-4000 x301 for more de-
tails.


Property with potential! Commerciallh
zoned 4800 sq ft. building located just
I block off SR129 in Bell. Great retail
location in growing community. Call
for details. MLS #752269 $149,000

Commercial Propertm .ith 1675sq. ft
building located in the:heart of Bell on
NMain Street. Location offers 50' of
..... high visibility road frontage. Customer
base established by adjacent retail
businesses provides high traffic flow.
MLS #752315. 5275.000.

Over 2500sq. ft. 'of commercial poterd-
fial. Building offers separate office anid
apartment space for possible leasing
income. Large display wi ndows
increases retail exposure. Call for more
details. ML$ #7524o0 $425.000


Hometown Realty
ofNorthF im
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Cell: (352) 215-1132
Office: (352) 463-9001
Toll Free: (888) 463-9001
Ftax: (352) 463-9008
Email: dlspowers@aol.com


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Debra Powers
Realtor


38 4543s32
16. 5 ha.. a,




RESIDENTIAL
EMERALD...FARMS, nice lot with. CBS house partialIl
complete. You get to finish your way. House has siab .&
concrete block %' alls in place. New well, power pole & the
impact fees are paid. Call William Gillespie; 352 225-1921.
$1i0,000.#f261866
BRING YOLiR HORSES! 5 acres between High Springs &
Newberry w/low taxes of Gilchrist Co. 3BR, 2BA, open Liv.
area fireplace. Kit. has newer appliances & double oven.
Outbuildings w/power & covered .area for kennel.' Beautiful.
pasture cross-fenced. Call Seart Maroney, 352-665-0144.
$329,900. #260302
EXCLUSIVE RIVERFRONT COMMUNITY. This 3BR,
3BA home is fully furnished & has access to private docks &
boat ramp on the Suwannee River. Only 8 homes in Phase I,
so buy today! Call Tony Boothby, 352-262-1159. $335,000.
#264131 .
26+ SECLUDED ACRES includes 1700+ Sq. Ft. 3BR. 2BA.
concrete block home, 6 acres fenced/cross-fenced pasture,
4-stall barn w/tack & feed rooms. Beautiful woods & Mins. to
the river. Call Tony Boothby, 352-262-1159. $475,000.
#265084-
BRING YOUR HORSES, bring your friends horses, board &
train horses; this place is perfect! Features include 27 acres, 24
stall barn, hot walker, round pen & a cute 1500 Sq. Ft. house.
Call William Gillespie, 225-1921. $549,900. #263111
YOUR RURAL RETREAT! 40 rolling acres, this delightful
4BR, 2BA sun-splashed country home offers rocking chair
porch, cozy fireplace, big red barn & even your own private
fishing hole. Call Lorraine Handler, 352-215-8922 or Debbie
Zeller, 352-538-2857. $699,000. #263604
VACANT LAND
HEAVILY WOODED 5 ACRES only one mile south of the
Santa Fe River. Will allow mobile homes, minimum of 900
Sq. Ft. Call Martha Barnes, 386-454-3327 or 352-339-4069.
$84,900. #261732
BEAUTIFUL 5 ACRE HOMESITE in homes only gated
community. Located in Northern Gilchrist County, just a few
miles away from the historic Suwannee River & the Santa Fe
River. Come'-& relax in the country while keeping the city
within reach. Call William Gillespie, 352-225-1921. $129,900.
#260804
ROLLING 10 ACRES of lush pasture just waiting for you &
your horses to relax in the country. Perfect to build or bring in
a Manuf. home. Call William Gillespie, 352-225-1921.
$135,000. #242576
YOUR OWN PONDEROSA! Lovely 10 acre parcel just
outside High Springs. Cleared with some trees. Bring the
horses & build your dream home or move in your
manufactured home. Call Debbie Zeller, 352-538-2857.
$139,900. #264203


CL ASSIFIED ADS $4.50 MINIMUM FOR 20 WOR. CENTS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD. A
CLASSIFIED ADS $4.50 MINIMUM FOR 20 WORDS. 5 CENTS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD.


r HelpWant-ed

GILCHRIST COUNTY DEPT. OF
PUBLIC SAFETY is currently ac-
cepting applications for the position
of Animal Control Officer. This is a
FT position that requires exp. in the
care and feeding of animals, ability
to work flexible hours, and a valid
Florida Drivers License. Must pos-
sess or obtain within 90 days of start
date, Euthanasia Certification pro-
vided by the Florida Animal Con-
trol Assn. Salary range of 22-28K
depending on qualifications. In-
terested applicants should submit a
Gilchri.st County employment appli-
cation to the Dept. of Public Safety,
204 E. Wade St., Trenton, FL 32693
(352) 463-3134. This position will
remain open until filled. Gilchrist.
County is a DFWP and EOE em-
ployer. '


[Help Wanted I

VACANCIES
GILCHRIST COUNTY
SCHOOLS

Instructor,
Elementary Education
(Anticipated),
Trenton Elementary School
Bachelors Degree or higher from
an accredited'
institution and Florida certification
in Elementary Education required
Instructor, Kindergarten
(Anticipated).
Trenton Elementay' School
'.Bachelors Degree or higher from an
accredited institution and Florida
teacher ceritication co% ering Early
S Childhood required
Instructor. Pre-K Special Needs
iAnucipatedi
Bell Elementar% School
Bachelors Degree or higher from an
accredited institution and Florida
teacher certification co%'enng Earl.
Childhood and ESE required
Instructor. Elementary Educa-
lion tAnticipated)
Trenton ElementarN School
Bachelors Degree or higher from an
accredited institution
and Flonda teacher certification
covering Elementary Education
required
Instructor. Social Science
I Anticipated i
Trenton Middle/High School
Bachelors Degree or higher from an
accredited institution and Flonda
teacher certification covering Social
Science required
Instructor, Reading
SAnticipated
Trenton Middle.'High School
Bachelors Degree or higher from an
accredited institution and Flonda
teacher cenification co enng
Reading required
Media Specialist
Bell Middle. High School
Bachelors Degree or higher from an -
accredited instiution and Florida
certification as Educational Media
Specialist required j
Speech/Language Pathologist
iK -12,1 ,
District-wide ,,
Bachelor's Degree in Speech/
Language Pathology/Communica-
tion Disorders from an accredited
educational institution. Florida
certification in Speech.' Language
Patholog\ and.or licensure in
Speech/Language Pathology..


Lead Carpenter Foreman, Experienced
Career opportunity for qualified person.
Established company over 30 years' in business.
Benefits. Call Now! 463-9060



Jim King Realty, Inc.
Realtor "_ _
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Main Office -'(352) 493-2221 IRMA
315 N. Main Street (US.19) Chiefland, FL32626
Fanning Springs Branch Office (352) i463-6144 or 542-0009
O 17871 U.S. Hwy. 19, Fanning Springs, FL32693
Suwannee Branch Office (352) 542-9007
E L HN 23382 SE 349 Hwy., Suwannee, FL 32692
O.oi....., office@jimkingrealty.com or wwwjimkingrealty.com a


ONE OF KIND, SUWANNEE RIVER HQME
WITH AN UNBELIEVABLE VIEW! This home
is located at Fowlers Bluff, the very Southern
most community on the East side of Suwannee
and most accessible area to Tampa/St. Pete. This
home was built with comfort and entertaining as
a priority. With 2900 Sq. Ft of living are, here
are just a few of the special features: Master
Suite with Large his & her bathrooms, Lg.
Kitchen, Dining Room, Living Room with Rock
Fireplace, Workshop, Lg. Laundry Room,
Double Boat House w/Lifts'and Screened Porch
Overlooking River. Call for pictures & more
details. $589,500. (LW-751928) 352-493-2221
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JUST .REDUCED! MOTIVATED'
BUILDER! Spec home nearly complete in a
Golf Course Community! New custom built
home under construction in children friendly
neighborhood. Spacious split floor plan with 2
car garage. Large master suite. Offered at
$197,500. (LR-751312) 352-493-2221



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Have your own piece of Paradise. Recently
remodeled 1989 3/2 SW MH on 3.10 beautiful
acres in Paradise Hammock. This home has new
carpet, vinyl, AC/Heat, pump for the well, 2 car
carport w/light, 9 X 12 storage shed w/ electric,
all of this and more that is located just off paved
road. This is one that you must see to appreciate.
Close to Schools, Shopping, the Suwannee River
and public boat ramps, and the Gulf of Mexico.
*** SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY!
***$72,900. (DMH-752334-JW) 352-493-2221


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OVERLOOKING LAKE >HOLIDAY IN
SUWANNEE! This 2BR/2BA DWMH is on a
deep water lake only minutes by boat in
freshwater canals.to the Suwannee River and the
Gulf of Mexico. It has a 2 stall boathouse,
screened fish cleaning / storage room, Florida
room with views of the lake and orange,
grapefruit and 'tangerine trees. The home is
completely famished, includes 2 boats and is
waiting for you to come enjoy our excellent
fishing and quiet way of life! $299,000. (DW-
748707-JM) 352-542-9007


SWMH W/ ADDITION ON SALTWATER
CANAL in the town of Suwannee! Look across
your canal to see natural beauty of palms &
palmettos, not to mention abundant wildlife.
Take your boat or canoe & explore pristine
coastal savannah's, Gulf of Mexico & Suwannee
River or take a trip through the 60 thousand acre
National Wildlife Refuge that borders our town!
Enjoy one of the last truly natural places in FL!
It's incredible! $189,000. (DW-750440-JHM)
352-542-9007


Great location south of Chiefland in Spanish
Trace. 2/2'mobile home on 5 Beautiful
Wooded acres +/- landscaped and fenced
backyard, shed and pumphouse. $134,900
(LMH-751336-K) 352-493-2221
Call Us For
More Listings!


SilpWante d


Bachelor's
Degree or higher with a current or
former teaching certificate inma
core subject area. Once approved,
highly qualified substitutes would
be eligible for substituting at $130
a day in pre-approved situations
where there is a long-term absence .
in a core subject area All other
daily substituting would be
at current daily rates. Contact the.
District Office for an application,
and more information.
Bus Driver Trainees;
Substitute Bus Drivers.
High School Diploma.
-10 hours of in-sert ice training
will be pro% ided for qualified ap-"
plicants.
Flexible training hours
Part of the training prepares
trainees for the dnver poruon of
the Class B Florida CDL. For
information or
questions. contact the Transporta-
tion Department at i352 1463-3230.
Obtain and submit application to:


SHelp Wanted

Instructor, ESE
Trenton Middle/High School
Bachelors Degree or higher from an
accredited institution and Florida
ESE certification required
School Psychologist
District-wide
Master's Degree from an accredited
institution. Certification covering
School Psychology. -
Specialist, Student Services
and Staffing
(Antcipated.i Distnct-Wide
Bachelors Degree from an Accred-
ited Institution and Florida Teacher
Cenification required Three years
of successful teaching experience
preferred. Graduate courses toward
Florida certification in School
Guidance and Counseling strong)
preferred
Principal
iAnticipated \acanc)
Bell High School
Requires i fire Nears teaching
experience. Masters Degree and
Flonda Certification
Assistant Principal
Anticipated Vacancy i
District-Wide
Requires l 3i three .ears teaching
experience.
Masters Degree and Florida Certi-
fication
Director of Management
Information Ser\ices
Masters degree and three Nears of
experience in management of data
information services, educational
leadership., or related field. An
equi alent combination of educa-
tion and experience ma\ be con-
sidered. Fi e e-irs- of super' isor.
experience preferred
Temporary Teacher Aide
(Anticipated
Trenton Middle/High School.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Associate of Arts degree or higher.
at least 60 credit hours from an
accredited institution,
or a passing score on an appro ed
state test required
Substitute Teachers
High School Diploma or Equiva-
lent Contact the Distnct Office for
an application and
more information.
Highlh Qualified
Substitute Teacher Pool
Ware accepting applications
for our Highl' Qualified Substitute
Teacher Pool Qualifications:


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Help Wanted

Gilchrist County School District,
310 NW lIth Avenue,
Trenton, FL 32693
(352) 463-3200.
Application may be downloaded at:
yvww.gilchristschools.org/Person-
nel.htm#Application
Attach a resume and any
additional information as
necessary. All applications will
be screened. Not all applicants
will be interviewed.
Applications will be accepted
until positions are filled.,
EEO/Drug Free Workplace
\%sr GilchnstSchools org
PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS,
home every night. Full benefits
package Dry bulk & flatbed posi-
tions at Newberry Terminal Com-
mercial Carner Corp. 866-300-
8759-


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HIGH SPRINGS FARM LA-
BOR: Work. with cattle, operate
farm equip., etc Benefits included.
Please apply in person at our High
Springs office, 125 NW 1st Ave.,
'High Springs. (386) 454-1511..
01551809
FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY
COVERALL
CLEANING CONCEPTS
Own a COVERALL
Franchise for as little
as $1,500 Down '
Guaranteed Customers
Complete Training & Support
Equipment & Supplies .
Guaranteed Financing
Our secret can be.your success!
OPPORTUNITIES IN
NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA
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--QUALITY-BUILT HOMES NOW AVAILABLE--'
RIVER-AREA HOMES & ACREAGE. NEAR TO OLD TOWN IN DIXIE: 6 BR,55 BA. Tvo CB bill home-, along with eight
I. 2.acre iract .all landscaped large lreesi. Ic home has 90' along he mer. ,Aith deck & fio-:,ng dock, river-side elevated porch, 2-car garage & more. 2nd home is over 2,700 sq. ft.
inside, 16x36 covered outer deck (w'h.' i ab'i, 20\24 A orlt shop/pottery bldg., bonus rooms & 1/2 bath (possible 'in-law' suite), fully
landscaped on one acre--call Jean or Jim for fall detail; on thi- special property, with great waterfront & new home-site opportunity for.
buyer/investor...$925,000 for all ior $399.900--rimer home,'355,000--second home I
GORGEOUS WOODED ACREAGE. LARGE HOME & RI, ERFRONT NEAR BELL: 3 BR/3 BA: Private 10.73-acre tract,
naturally wooded with appro\ 20' Ioniage along the Suiarnnee in NW G.ichnst Has incredible, spacious frame/CB-stilt "dog-trot"
home, 3 levels which include ground Iloot entertainment screened porch, 3.-elucle parking; main 2nd level with over 2,000 sq. ft. of
screened porches (great river & nature views), full greatroom/dining/kitchen (w/bonus loft space), mailer iuae i sood/iile flooring. walk-in
closet). Also has a workshop/cttAige, irrigation system, river deck & floating dock;,,too much more to mernnon here .call or e-mail our
office for further details...$675,000.. .
NICE Rl\ ERFRONT HOME, QUALITY NEIGHBORHOOD: 4 BR/3.5 BA: Over 2,000 inside sq. ft.of comfort, for this frame-built
2 story home. nih "'5' rner fionuge at ihe Linttle Lake City corminity north of Bell. Property has waterfront deck & dock, screened river
% iei porch, aicarned garage & detached carport, other outbuildings. landscaping & privacy fencing. Photos & more details available at out
office website...$37S,000...
EXCELLENT RANCH HOME:ON 5 SECLUDED ACRES: 3 BR/2.5 BA: Frame/CB-built home, has over 3,100 sq. ft. under roof, on a
rolling 5-acre pasture tract (has large oak & pine along boundaries), located in between Trenton & Bell. Has laminated wood & tile flooring,
,farge greatroom (w/dining area & fireplace), over-sized Master & 2nd BR's, large front country porch, 24-round pool (w/deck), BBQ/patio
behind home & more.;.$299,900.
-MANUFACTURED HOMES ON THE MARKET--
NEW LISTING--20 WOODED ACRES W/SPACIOUS M/HOME NEAR RIVER: 3 BR/2 BA: Roomy 2001 28x76 Manufactured
home, sitting on private, wooded 20-acre tract; property located within one mile of Wannee boat ramp. Over 2,000 inside sq. ft. of comfort,
includes full living, dining, family/game rooms, outbuildings & more...$349,000.
LARGE M/HOME ON 30 SECLUDED ACRES: 4 BR/2 BA: Spacious 27x76 manufactured home, located amongst lots of planted pines
(great future investment), on a 30-acre tract in-between Trenton & Fanning. Acreage has 4-vehicle carport, 20x20 pole barn (w/electric).
Home-site being sold 'as is' by Owner--call Jean or Barbara for all the details...$333,000.
PRIVATE, SECLUDED ACREAGE & HOME-SITE WEST OF BELL: 3 BR/2 BA: Immaculate 27x66 manufactured, located on
fenced, wooded 20 acres. Large greatroom, 21x10 all-season's enclosed porch, galley-style kitchen. Outer features include 4-wide attached
carport, pool & hot tub (w/pool house), gazebos, greenhouse & more. Call or email to Barbara for information...$319,000.
UPDATED MANU. HOME & MORE, NEARBY FANNING SPRINGS: 3 BR/2 BA: Nicely cared-for 24x44 manufactured home-site,
on landscaped .41/acre tract with paved frontage by SR-26 (& near US-19) in West Gilchrist. Has a number of outer features, including
30x40 workshop & more, lots of trees/fauna & property fencing--call Barbara for details...$114,900.
SPACIOUS, LIKE-NEW MANUFACTURED & ONE ACRE: 3 BR/2 BA: Well-kept 28x64 2002 M/Home (refurbished by Owner), on
1.04-acre tract with outbuildings, located along end of paved cul-de-sac, close to US-19 and all nearby amenities in Fanning Springs--call or
email for full details...$108,900. ..
WELL-KEPT M/HOME ON LANDSCAPED ACRE IN NO. GILCHRIST: 3BR/2BA: 1996 24X44 Manufactured, in quality
condition, on 1.15-acre tract (nice mix of trees/open space), with board fencing in front. Located north of Bell, with quick access to US 129
& CR 340...Owner says to present offers...$92,000.
MANUFACTURED WITH RIVER CANAL FRONTAGE BY SUN SPRINGS: 3 BR/2 BA: Solid 24x48 'Fleetwood' home, located in
nice neighborhood near the Suwannee (with 60' frontage along canal connecting to river by Sun Spring); M/Home has had some inside
cleanup/fixup..Owner is motivated, says to.present offers...$89,000.
QUALITY "HOMES OF MERIT" HOME-SITE NEAR FANNING SPRINGS: 3 BR/2 BA: Neat, well-kept 27x63 1998 Manu. home,
has large, spacious rooms (including fireplace.for family room), lots of cabinet/counter space for open kitchen, fenced back yard on
100x300 tract, with paved frontage along CR-346A (Joppa Road)...$85,000.
NEAT & CLEAN M/HOME & .92/ACRE IN TOWN: 3 BR/2 BA: Well-kept & renovated 27x54 Manufactured, with full living, dining
& bonus rooms, double-oven range & appliances for kitchen, front & back attached porches, and private, wood-fenced 243x165 back
yard...$64,000.
AFFORDABLE M/HOME IN TOWN: 2 BR/1 BA: Refurbished & compact 14x44 home-site (w/attached front porch/deck); metal &
frame outbuildings, on landscaped Trenton lot w/large oak for shade...$28,000.
-- LOTS .& ACREAGE PROPERTIES ON MARKET --
44 ACRES, MIX OF WOODS/OPEN SPACE, IN EAST GILCHRIST: Over 40 acres, ready for family or gentleman's farm/home-site
east of Trenton; has paved frontage along CR-337, and an older home-site on property (improvements being sold in 'as is' condition)--call
or e-mail our office for full details...$499,900.
20 ACRES-PASTURE PROPERTY IN WEST GILCHRIST: Thirty rolling acres, with large oaks/pines along boundaries, ready for Ag
use or large homrne-site. Located close to CR-232 & CR-344 near Hart Springs...$265,000.
THREE SEPARATE 20-ACRE TRACTS NEAR BELL: 3 individual 20-acre properties, side-by-side location in North Gilchrist, mostly
wooded raw acreage ready to be improved--call or email Barbara for details...$260,000 each.
10 ACRES--WOODED, SECLUDED TRACT OFF US-129: Private locale for this ten acres north of Bell--has nice mix of open space &
woods, few neighbors; call Barbara for property details...$ 129,900.
5 ACRES & IMPROVEMENTS, EAST GILCHRIST: Quiet, country acreage, with well, septic & power pole (Owner selling 'as is').
Close to CR-232, for easy access to Gainesville/Alachua...$89,900.
4+ ACRES--WOODED TRACT NEAR BRONSON/ARCHER: Quiet, rural location for this 4.2-acre comer tract, located in-between
Bronson & Archer near SR-24; great location for secluded built or manufactured home-site...$84,900.
4+ ACRES--PASTURE ACREAGE CLOSE TO FANNING SPRINGS: Located amongst nice mix of well-kept built & manu.
home-sites, mostly pasture 4.2-acre tract ready for new home-site, within short drive to Fanning Springs and Trenton...$73,000.
AFFORDABLE & BUILDABLE TRACT, NEAR TO FANNING SPRINGS: Wooded 100xl00 property, near to SR-26, Rails-to-Trails
and more at west end of county, ready, for built or manufactured home-sites...$9,900.
You can call our agents after regular business hours, for more information on any of our listings,
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( Ver3 nice fenced and cleared I acre lot. just minutes north of
Bel:. Well, septic and power ready for your mobile, manufac-
tured or site built home. $29,000 MLS#242574
Complete privacy on 5.5 wooded acres. One of a kind 3BR
2BA very' bright and open floor plan. All ceramic ile floors,
fireplace and large master suite. In-grouind heated pool with
screen enclosure and open patio. Jonesville area. $289,000'
MLS#262436
Beautifully wooded 1 + acre lot just north of Bell.. Perfect for
site-built. manufactured or mobile homes. Just reduced $29.900
MLS #242561
-.,92 acres of 'Santa Fe riverfront, absolute one of a kind
property less than 1I'mile to High Spnng; and ,. allk to O'-eno
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Suwannee Rivers Best! 235 feet of cleared & bulkheaded
nverfront on 2.5 acres with well, septic & power. Best \ ie\ on
the river and only 22 miles to the Gulf. $399.000 MLS#261016
31.3 beautiful acres located in White Springs. Property has a
mixture of hardwoods & pasture which fronts 1-75 R/W.
Additional 25 acres available. $269,000 MLS #235609
Enjoy the view from the front deck of this 4BR 3BA DWMH
with detached workshop in Newberry on 2.5 fenced acres. Home
has new oak cabinets, appliances, countertop. and carpeting.
$149,900 MILS#260502
Secluded yet convenient to High Springs. 21 acres of
scattered oaks and pines close to Ginnie. Blue & Poe Springs.
Additional 21 acres and owner financing aalilable. S260.000
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8 ACRES & HOME ON SUWANNEE RIVER complete with separate bunkhouse,
decks, floating dock, etc. It's located near Rock Bluff. Very private & secluded. You
can't find a better opportunity on the river! $350,000.
VERY NICE 3/2 C.B. HOME On 5 part clear part wooded acres in North Gilchrist
County. Home is in great condition and in a good neighborhood. Only $225,000.
SUWANNEE COUNTY- Nice 2 Bdrm, 1 i Bath Single-wide mobile home with large
deck over looking Suwannee River. A beautiful view!! Near a great swimming spring
& a nice area to live!! $199,500.
THE RIVER PARADISE A large lot on the Econfina River 2 miles from the Gulf
- in navigable waters. Includes a' beautiful, large 4 bedroom/3 bath two story home.
Super fishing & hunting area! Boat from your own paradise to the Gulf and you have it
all. $685,000.
2 ACRES ON SUWANNEE at Charles Springs be.auiful, ,:..:.-de lot, buildable!
$79,900..
A NICE RIVERLOT on Suwannee River near Royal Springs nice area.
$49,900.
LOT ON SANTA FE down river from the Itchtucknee River $195,000.
VERY NICE WOODED 4 ACRES North Gilchrist County. $49,900.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED 5 ACRES On county maintained road in north Gilchrist
County. $68,900.
291.45 ACRES OF PRIME HUNTING LAND With a.hunting lodge type house,
lodge is complete with nice porches and a fireplace. Dog pen, rock quarry, fish pond and
approximately 150 acres of planted pines. Awesome hunting of deer, wild hogs, turkey,
etc. Good improved roads and trails throughout the property. Fronts on a paved road.
$1,595,000. Just 8 miles out of Cross City.
247 ACRES Prime land on more than V mile of highway frontage in Suwannee Coun-
ty. Nice 3/2 CB home, detached garage with upstairs apartment, 75 acres of pines, approx
160 acres in cropland, 3 wells & other amenities!! Fantastic development potential, cen-
trally located to just about everything in North Central Florida. Shown by appointment
only! $3,250,000. Can be developed into 5 acre tracts!!
34.61 ACRES IN CENTRAL SUWANNEE COUNTY Very nice piece of land on
a paved road, surveyed and platted into 3 pieces if you need it subdivided, can be four
pieces, mostly open with some nice trees. $485,000.
4 ACRES OF A NICE WOODED TRACT- Good trees!! Central Suwannee County.
$49,500.
5 BEAUTIFUL WOODED ACRES With well, septic, power and.completely loaded
with deer. Backs up to large protected lands. Fenced, county maintained road. Convenient
to Chiefland. Plenty of privacy. $129,900.
5 ACRES IN NORTH GILCHRIST COUNTY.- Nice wooded 5 acre tract of property
- private & secluded. Must see to believe! $75,000.
LOT IN LEVY COUNTY Near Williston on SR 121. Only $23,900.
18 ACRES IN SOUTH SUWANNEE COUNTY Partly open and many nice trees. A
great location!! $180,000.
CONVENIENCE STORE / MECHANICS GARAGES -1 acre zoned commercial/in-
dustrial with lots of frontage on Highway 90 east in Lake City, Florida. Many amenities
and lots of square feet of buildings to use your entrepreneurial skills and make this going
business grow even more. Only $375,000. Owner Motivated !!
NICE WOODED LOT NEAR SANTA FE RIVER & BOAT RAMP- can be yours
Sfor $19,900. Some owner financing available to a qualified buyer.
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3BD/2BA/2CG on 5 acres, Trenton.
Exc; quality, 3,000 sq. ft. Masonry/,
stucco. Split BD plan, vaulted ceil-
ings. Master suite with walk-in clos-
et, bath with jet tub, shower. Lg.
kitchen w/maple cabinets, stainless
steel appliances. Laundry (w&d),
pantry, breakfast nook, family room,
formal dining, private living. Wood
& tile floors Landscape/irrigation..
$395,000., Call 352-816-0846
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1 apartment, 3 wells, 2 skeptics, fenced, &
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S And a Pool! 3/2 1,736 SF 0.11 AC
Screened porch, metal roof, 2 boat lifts, &
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Under contract in 2.5 months!!! Your property
could be here!
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.Has It All! 3/2 2,048 SF 50 AC
Specimen trees, pasture, fireplace, porch, pool,
&-MORE.
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0.11 Su-annee $250,000
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0.I 1 Sut annee $265,000
View of the:Gulf. ,
0.11 Suwannee $295,000
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1 0.23 CrossCin $12,500
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1:1 Sueannee $65,01:)J
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S0.41 Trenton $39,900
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1: Su annee $85.100
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0.5 Sunannee $85,t000
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0.54 O Other $150,000
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0.6? Fannln_ Spei $35,000 .
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0.7 TrenIon $18,000
0.7 Trenion $24,900
Fe. mnruleti Su,.tn-tree -
1:18 Old Tonn $185,000
Suwanneewaterfront -- '.
1 Beltl. $27,000
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1.25 Fanning Spgs 329.900
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1.84 SuHannee $300.00i
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1.85 Old loT n S50.C.:0
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2 Chleflard 546,0001
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2I Bell 645.OuI
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4.75 e Trenton $85,000
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4 "' Bell $85,000
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4.96 Old Town $80,000
Price Reduced! Indian Oaks.

5 Old Town $67,500
Majestic oaks and other hardwoods.
5 Bell $75,000'
Perfect for built or mobile home.
5 Old Town $75,000
Deed restricted homes only.
5 Old Town $75,000
Deed restricted homes only.
5 Bell $79,900.
P). cd rc-.a ci,- ,ed. cleared.
5 Trenton $85,000
Deed restricted homes only. "
5 Bell $85,000
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5 Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Pacers Place.
S 5 Bell' $85,000
Deed restricted Pacers Place. "
5 Trenton $85,000
Beautiful with mature oaks.,
5 Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Trotters Rest.
5 Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Trotters Rest.
5 Bell $85,000
Deed restricted Trotters Rest.
5 Bell $85,000
Flying Harness Farms.
.5 Trenton $89,900
Deed restricted homes only.
5 Chiefland $125,000
Well/septic/power, shed & pole barn.
5 Newberry $140,000
Planted pine,. Homesite or invest.
5 Bell $349,900
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8.18 hTrcnand $129,91.0
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8.C8 Brantord $132,0(
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t.6. Bell $1 49,9)I)
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9.62 Bell $144,900
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I10 Chielland $4o0,900
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10 Chicnand $S195.060
10.26 Chienand $249.990)
Deed ryear old hoplanted pines.
2136 Bell $1590.900
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1.9 Bellston 975,000
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14.220 Bell $149,900

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14.97 Bellton $172,500
14.91' Bill st1 $172,500
Close to springs o ," '
Hay 15fields Bel, adj acres avail.48


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209 Bell $199,900
Cleared and secluded.
20.3 Chieand $85406,000
Well, septic, and power.
2137 Chiefland $299,900
8-10 year old ted pines. 400,000
21 Bell $660,000
Waterfront, deed restricted.
35.85 Trenton r $385,000
Planted pines ready. Home or invest.
39 Williston $975,000
Payed rd, acreage surrounding.
40 Bell $480,000
Great planted pines investment. .
40 1 Trenton $500,000
Currently being used as ag. '
54.2 "Chiefland $1,044,000
Sportsman's paradise.
55.91 Williston $1,627,500
Oaks, hay fields, stocked pond. '
55.91 Williston $1,627,500
Hay fields, adj. 50 acres avail.
64 Chiefland $480,000.
Woodland and pastureland.
70 Trenton $770,000
Planted pines ready. Home or invest.
80 Chiefland $799,600
Borders Andrews Preserve.
98.17 Old Town. $1,500,000
14 YO pines, hardwoods, 4 wells.
160 Trenton $1,700,000
Will divide into 10, 40, or 80 acre.

53.09 Bell $530,900
55 Trenton $850,000
154 Bell $2,618,000
57.37 Chiefland $1,721,100
80 Bell $1,400,000


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Si e with the Big Cypress Bluegrass. Suwannee River. Some of the will be held at Fanning Springs. poleon: hence the constant
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Page Twenty (JlLCHiKS1 L UUIN I JUU L.


Bell Elementary
Cafeteria Manager
Receives Award.
(Continued from Page One)
were divided into two teams
and the object was to get the
most milk into your bucket; they
were milking a very simulated
cow. Everyone who participated
received a "Buffy the Sunshine
Cow" stuffed animal. Even
Superintendent Buddy Vickers
got into the fun when he and Ms.
Betty squared off in a milk-off.
Ms. Betty made her kids proud
milking eight ounces to Mr.
Vickers' six ounces.
Congratulations to Mrs. Betty
Shepherd and her staff for doing
a wonderful job in educating our
children and making learning
fun! You make us proud!

Worry is interest paid on
trouble before it falls due.
-William Inge


Mrs. Betty Shepherd showed that fun was not just for the
kids. She and Superintendent Buddy Vickers had their
own milk-off and Mrs. Shepherd milked eight ounces to
Mr. Vickers' six ounces. Photo by Anna Wild.


Payton Ryker of Ms. Smiths second grade class milked.four
ounces from "Buffit the Sunshine Cow" with the assistance of
'Tommy Joe Shiver of M&B Products,.Inc. M&B provides our
schools with milk and juice.


(352


Remember Our
Troops
(Continued from Page Elev
Dean, Jimmy Fletcher,
Dylan Hilliard, Gary Hi]
Mark Hilliard, SteVe Hi]
Joe Hudson, Carl Hunter
Heather Langston, Rob I
Katie Lovett, Jonathan Lu
Gus Mauldin, Michael I
Evan McQuistan, T.J. IV
Mark Milton, Allen Murray
phen Reed, T.J. Rush, Ma
Riordan, Donna Slayton, D
Slatori, James Slayton, Gr
M. Turner, Nathan Twigg,
Worthington,
Special note: Unless
ignated the whereaL
of each individual is
known.


Hannah Hudson
Chosen As Gilchri
County 2005-2006
High School All-S
By Governor Busl
And Lt. Governor
_'Jennings
(Continued from Page Oni
potential that lies in Flc
youth."
In addition to' the lun.
All-Stars visited the C
participated in a mock
session and received an
certificate and a signed ph
the Governor..


Perry McGriff Sa
Current Partisan
System For Draw
Political Districts
Damaging
Democracy
State senate candidate
McGriff announced re
that he will support the
to reform the partisan v
Which: state legislative
congressional district bour
are drawn.
The Florida -Supreme
ruled in March. that a pr
amendment to establish
independent body to
district boundaries could
on the ballot this year b
of problems i ith ho:
ballot initiative 'was w
The nonpartisan Commit
Fair Elections plans to
new amendment and
to obtain enough signati
place it on the ballot in 2,(
"While, 1 am disapl
That voters: N ill not ha
opportunity to vote this
,change a system that is
broken. I am encourage
the nonpartisan effort to
the matter.before the v ote
continue," McGriff said.
Common Cause Flori
the Florida League of
Voters have helped le
effort to establish an indep
commission to determine
boundaries. The Commit
Fair Elections organize
petition drive to get the r
on the ballot. '
District boundaries wi
to be drawn again after tl
U.S. census to adjust for c
in population. An ame
establishing an inde]
reapportionment comic
would mean that meml
the Florida Legislature w
longer be in charge 'of d
district boundaries..
Critics say that the citi
Florida have historically
served by a system tha


en)
Jr.,
lliard,
lliard,
r, Jr.,
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competition by deliberately
shaping districts in a way that
dilutes the voting power of the
opposing political party and
promotes the electoral prospects
of those already in power. This
partisan re-districting results in
strangely configured districts
that needlessly divide counties,


ichak, cities and even neighborhoods.
Mayo, The many illogical districting
miller, examples critics have. pointed to
, Ste- include the relatively small city
tthew of Temple Terrace being divided
)onny into three congressional districts,
egory the division of Volusia County
Kyle into four state senate districts,
and a congressional district that
des-" stretches from Jacksonville to
bouts Orlando.
Un- Advances in computer
software have fueled this
process, allowing politicians
to'more precisely fine-tune the
drawing of district lines for
political purposes.
ist "The current system has
resulted in such a concentration
P of power and such a severe
tar decline in serious competition
h that democracy in Florida
is suffering," 'McGriff said.
Florida became the the second least
competitive state in the country
e) .in 2004 when 103 of the 142
state legislative races had only.
orida's one major party candidate.
Not a single incumbent in the
cheon, Florida Legislature or member
apitol. of Florida's congressional
senate delegation lost. re-election in
award 2004.
ioto of Many of the current district
boundaries, McGriff said,
-: "require state legislators and
members of Congress to divide
lyS their time and energy over such
large, diverse areas that they are
unable to adequately provide
ing service and. representation to
Is many of their constituents."
IMcGrifflisted three guidelines
that should be followed in
Pe shaping legislative districts:
Pern, District boundary lines
recently should be drawn to coincide
eftort with the boundaries of
way in municipalities and counties
Sand wherever possible. .
ndaries Districts should be
compact in form.
Court District lines should not
opposed be drawn to favor a particular
sh, an candidate or group.
draw
not go
becausee
w the
lorded. Gilchrist County
tee for Journal Submission
draft a PIa '
attempt OilIC
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Gilchrist Countu Delinauent Tax List


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Section B, Page One`


,1 1.I1 .i i402 v9000,i l ,ol 493.16 .
1 010714 -.02o9000 01-0 I0 493.16
SCOTTSTEVENM& 5.450AC
LOT .'CEDAR RIDGE SUBD.-NT
5.45 AC 62 25'"251 290.
SEE T.-\X R.-OLL FOR ADDITIO-NAL LEGAL

2 1, 1 714-02"'30000-0010 1,556 7
2 010714-02730000-0010 1,556.77
BRADLEY FRED L& LINDA S, 10.020AC
LOT 1 SANTA FE BEND SUBD CONT
'I'2 C '"2 257 22",.40, 251I
5EL ITA'. ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEG WL,

'01''"14-.02 '" .i000-0020 H\ 3 3"E6 21 1
1. 110714-027300 )-10021:10 \ 3 H 3.5 21 /.
BPRA.DLE' FRED L & LINDA S II ".-.C :,
LOT 2 S.-.NTA FE BEND SUBD CONT
I I ..i '257 22A 4 .60 251 29''
SEE TA. ROLL FOR ADDITION.'.L LEGAL

4 12 i 14-0.1.1ii.00ii,.l-1.i I 41 2 95
4 12'I 14-1m011.1),, llll,, l l I 412 '
BROCK''.'AY DANIEL A 5& ,tAC
IJ 2 OF E 2 OF E.2 'F N4.'. 4 OF
SE 4 TOGETHER W ESEM.1ENT 122
243275/457

5 12 .'- 14-. 0 0 ""0- .03l0 12'.5 "4
5 12'.714.00?70000-0310. 2s5 74
OSBORNE THOMAS B 3.150AC
LOT 31 UWi V.'AJNEE F,:RK UNREC .
SUBD OR 71 PG 190

0 120714.-00 7000 0I-5 I00 I 5-,3 55
6 120-i[4.0067000,-Sn.50Wi 1 5'3 55 .
f.1CCORAli"C K L PJ- 'i C.A THEP.RNE ..38.000AC
Ni 3 4 ,i'R 9-'41 FTi IOF SE 4 OF
N'\ 4,.. Ii 9 iF FT L l' IN, E & ,
SEE T Rk\ FOLL FOR .-.DDITiO-NAL LEG.-L

-I 313 -2-0 1 10i)| ]O } F!.'l H Io I '5 S,
I3 14. in l |iiuj" -U1.i$01.1 i-|" I o55 :
CG rlNTHER ilJH( f I iI -A.7
LOT 18.UNREC SUB METES & BD
OR 54/534 93/489 290/479 290/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

S 1.1 .i14-,:,01 200B,.Ei-,,,i. ),1 -, 4"'
8 130714-0012000B-0060 3,717.47
BOWEN LAWRENCE D & HELEN GAY 0.590AC
LOT 6 BLK B TWO RIVERS
ESTATES 12 & 13-7-14 99/376
SEE T -.. R'OL.L FOP .'.DDiTI' N.-,L LEGAL

9 13n0"1-001200 P.0120 2,721.08
9 130714 i.iO l20,l .IB-012, 2,721.08
HORTON WILLIAM LARRY & KAREN L 0.550AC
TWO Pil. ESTATE LOT 12 BLKB
O' R54 4'-1 ]2 431 223 2k1,.

10 130714-0122000D-0040 HX 512.02'
10 130714-0122000D-0040 HX 512.02
CREWS EVA J 1.000AC
LOT 4,BLK D UNIT 2 TWO RIV
ESTATE 83/23 123/47 133/357
133/358 268/472

11 130714-0122000E-0060 159.76
11 130714-0122000E-0060 159.76
MCMAHON.BRIDGET M & PEGGY S 0.99.0AC
LOT 6 BLK E UNIT 2 TWO RIVERS
ESTATE 68/90 109/673 2004/3581

12 130714-0380000C-0190 149.21'
12 130714-0380000C-0190 149.21
.VONDERAU DOROTHY M 0.500AC
PART OF REPLAT RIVERVIEW LOTS
'LOT 19 BLK C 76/118 230/151
230/152 2000/239

13 130714-0380000C-0200 488.85
13 130714-0380000C-0200 488.85
VONDERAU DOROTHY MARIE 0.460AC
PART OF REPLAT RIVERVIEW LOT
20 BLK C 36/186 113/471 113/
6 2 3 '

14 130714-0380000C-0230 581.29
14 130714-0380000C-0230 581.29
BUTCHER JOSEPH H 0.660AC
PART OF REPLAT LOT 23 BLK C
54/648 143/98 UTIL EASEMENT
145/75 202/719 2002/4228

15 130714-03820000-0010 658.55
15 130714-03820000-0010 658.55
WHITE JEFF & TAMMY L 5.000AC
SUWANNEE RIVER 5 AC
RANCHETTES 1 57/656 58/529
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

16 130714-03820000-0040 HX 418.03
16 130714-03820000-0040 HX 418.03
HARTLEY THOMAS C & 5.OOOAC
SUWANNEE RIVER 5 AC RANCHETTE
4 87/424 2000/409 2001/770
2001/771

17 240714-00000006-0010 92.58
17 240714-00000006-0010 92.58
MYERS FREIDA & ROBERT WEST 20.120AC
W/2 OF SW/4 OF SE/4 TOGETHER
W/EASEMENT 28/586 2001/3257
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

18 260714-02580000-0010 HX 1,419.86
18 260714-02580000-0010 HX 1,419.86
ONZE JAMES ROBERT 12.000AC
LOT 1 SUWANNEE SHORES SUBD
CONT 12 AC 25-7-14 212/002
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

19 260714-02580000-0020 666.18
19260714-02580000-0020 666.18
ONZE JAMES ROBERT 10.OOOAC
LOT 2 SUWANNEE SHORES SUBD
CONT 10 AC 25-7-14 212/002
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


20 2'0)7 14-025,511,i,0 -0.130 .1 16 I
2'.' 2o,20714-'2581'1000-0030 1.1 "6 IS
ONZE i.AMES R:'OBERT I'.,0'(C
LOT 3 SLWANtNEE SHORES SULBD
CONT 10 AC 25-.-14 212 1.602
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEG.-.L ."

21 260"' 4.0 25.,'0000.i40 666 5 IS
: 21 21 0714-025_0 ,-O1100- hi.40 1 6r 18
ONZE JAMES ROBERT & F.LARCLA 10 .
LOT 4 SULWR ANNEE SHORES SLrBD
CONT 1IO AC.- 25-.14 212 00.2
SEE T.A\ ROLL FOR ADDiTiON.-d. LEGAL

22 2' 0'714.025SO00". '-0,.' ', 579 15
22 260',714.-0255i.1010.0:-050 579 i5 '. .
O:'NZE BRON\'Wli C.AMI..lLLE ".90o
LOT 5 SLiV.'AN'NEE SH'iRES SiUBD
CONT 6 9 AC 2i-7.-14 2120 ,62
SEE TA.' ROLL FOP hDDITIONA.L LEG4-L

'. 23 2o,0714-025sO.00-01 u0 66'. I S
23 I'S..'l7 4-025i "". I -0100 .o6 IS
LTZOTTE .I.A.RCEL SR IOOO""AC
LOT 10. SLU, AMfNEE SHORES SUBD
CONT I0 AC. 212 '"n2
"SEE TA. POLL FO'P DDITION.-,L LEG AL ,,,
3--
24 35 '| .:l-00150: )0 .0010 0 8"' 30 "
24350714-00150000-0010 .87.30
S Lii.iBSki LEO& OLIP'. E & .LAN .. 0 340AC
LOT I W S F! H S 7' 4,nl 6S6 51:.
78/288 109/615 112/270-272
22 3" 2' 831 '

25 350J '14-.i 014 0000-030,1 1 00, 4
25 350,' 1 -1-,1 |15',':.,.i. 0311ii I '. O 48
LiJBINSKI LEO&.: 'LI' E & ALA.ti 340AC
L,-,T 3, \'. S R H S o 506
78/288 109/615 112/270-272
223/30 2000/831

26010814-00000002-0000 5,656.60.

FHILLA N kEI I ii L & I .i 4* o .H.&AC
NE/4LESSRDR/W&LESS6AC
TO CHILDREN 63/58-63 & LESS 2
SEE T X ROLL FOR '-.DDITION.L LEGAL

2'"'0|0|nS]4.,i,.,.ioo 03.0o00 I-L'i I 4>3 3
2" '7.111014."i000001 ."'0000 H' I: 1,4S:3 Y
PHILIA1 i KEITH & LINDA 2 O,)i'AC,
COM AT SW COR OF NW /4 OF NE
4 -..S POREF-GO EALG S 40, LN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

28 010814-00000003-0010 625.49
28 010814-00000003-0010 625.49
PHILIAN KEITH A LIND A 2.00oAC
C,'i.1. AT SE C OF N'.'. 4 O-F NE 4 GO
N 158 FT TO POB GO N 189 FT GO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL L EGA..L

,'29010814-00000022-0000 1 630.94
"O I S 14 1.i0,"00022-0000 630.94
STEWART DEWITT E 0.840AC
COM AT NW/C OF SW/4 OF SE/4 OF
1-8-14 & RUN E 315 FTTTO POB
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

30 010814-00620000-0370 HX 458.35 ,
'30 010814-00620000-0370 HX 458.35
SMITH JENNIFER A & 2270AC
LOT ,37 THE HILLS UNREC SUBD
MTS & BDS DESC 2.27 AC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


31 010814-00620000-0380 HX .419.71
31 010814-00620000-0380 HX 419.71
JENKINS DANNAL F & JANET 3.030AC
TRACT 38 THE HILLS UNREC SUBD
LESS THE WESTERNMOST PORTION
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

32 010814-06210000-0010 378.03,
32 010814-062,10000-0010 378.03
JOHNSON FRANKLIN & STEPHANIE 4.540AC
LOT I REPLAT OF LOTS 7-12 THE
HILLS UNREC SUBD DESC AS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

13\030814-06320000-0050 629.17
33 030814-06320000-0050 629.17
GRIFFIS DIANE RENEE 0.010AC
LOT 5 2ND ADDITION SHADY BEND .
SUBD CONT 10.01 AC-115/312
2002/3804 ,

34030814-00000016-0000 HX 3,046.71
34030814-00000016-0000 HX 3,046.71
HART J D JR & FELICIA ANNE 20.000AC
N/2 OF SE/4 OF NE/4 87/472
101/418 103/647 226/91 226/92
282/005
35 030814-00680000-0090 342.08
35 030814-00680000-0090 342.08
DUNAGAN RONALD L'& KAREN & 4.880AC
LOT 9 SUWANNEE OAKS SUBD CONT
4.88 AC 119/243

36 030814-00680000-0120 HX 512.51
36 030814-00680000-0120 HX -'512.51
HELLER DEANNA L 5.000AC
LOT 12 SUWANNEE OAKS SUBD
54/649 61/657 117/200 187/224
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

37030814-06320000-0010 HX 218.65
37 030814-06320000-0010 HX 218.65
SHEPPARD JAMES & EVELYN 16.920AC
LOTS 1 & 2 SHADY BEND 2ND
ADDITION SUBD SUBJECT TO 25'
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

38 030814-06320000-0060 HX 469.48
38 030814-06320000-0060 HX 469.48
WALTON RENA 10.010AC
LOT 6 SHADY BEND 2ND ADDITION


2005



Gilchrist County





DELINQUENT




TAX LIST



NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

FOLLOWING ITEMS

WILL BE SOLD.....

on the 30TH day of May 2006

VIA THE INTERNET at Web Addresses

www.gilchristtaxcollector.com

or

Gilchrist.TaxSale.com

TAX CERTIFICATES will be sold on the

following described land to pay the amount

due for taxes herein set opposite of the

same, together with all cost, interest, and

advertising. :


45 050814..0163' 1(100,.0-i:0'50 824 43
45 050S14-o o 1,000-0.5. 824 43
STCOR'i BOOK HOMES OF FLORIDA
LOT 5 SHADY BEND FIRST ADDiT
CONT 5 ,.. AC 216 o'25 21103 332,


5 O6, .AC


46 0,50 14 -6O 31 -00S.O ,-.i, OS o Is ;
4" 051.1814-1.163100l(O.-008 0 8.18 61
HOo.-L LH.-~N TH_,r.IAS P JR 5 2)0AC.
LOT 8 SHADY BEND FIRST ADDIT
CONT 5 2 AC 216 606 2S6 553

47 1.18,814. -0 0 300i J.100 0 3 0 96. 71
4 I.iS' l14-00i 1,,:1.:"1., :i0 96 6 'I
BAKRNES-STE% EN G 2510.C -
CT- .OATH IE COF .8--14 & RLUN E
ON E LNOFSAIDSEC8S Is FT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

4S 0S0814-.)000). ,09-.10001. 1.40o 81 I
S4,% IOI 1" IM 4.'1. 11'I0.1009-0000 "l ] 406 81
GREEN LINDA C 10 S50AC .
COM AT NE C OF 8--'14 Ri. U jN .
SELNS1.I DEG E ISFT TOSLN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

4 S.191:14 .-00 1.11:1005-.1 0000 7684- Il
".'- 49'90 ,,I -I- .00'0)005.,000l: "684 h1-.
LAMB JOHN 5 iR ET AL 175 'O)AC
SG'. T LOT 1 BEING TH.-.T Pr.RT OF
S\, 4 OF SECTION 9 TOWNSHIP s
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


S 5 090814.(1291000 -.002), 407 38
.. :' ,'o,0 S 14.-0291,00i.,0- ,.20 49' 3S
HALL DAVID B & ROBIN L IO0 OAl" .
LOT 2 ROCK BLLUFF SPRINGS SIJBD
iCONT II AC 75 1991 154 18 .
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

51 090ii 14.02910000-003i 407 38
51 090814-0291 I0i:'.'0fl30' 497 3
H1-ALL DAVID B & ROBIN L II., AC :
LOT 3 ROCK BLLiFF SPRINGS SUBD
CONT I, .-.C "5 ], I91 154 108f
SEE T A\ ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
52 I0814-u000')007-01) I0 919 39
52 I 0'. 14 .-00000i)07-i7 n. 1 919 39
DYALS BEN L & LiNDA .1 I 5 0 ."C ,"
N 2 O-F N : O)F W'.' 4 in I 17
107'51 113'3S6 2002'5393 LESS "
SEE TAX ROLL FOR .ADDITIONAL LEGAL

53 I I 1J-0l.ii0000i) 5.0000 HX 1.000 12
53 1 10814-00i.'i 0005l 0000 H-6 66,') I 12 :1 :) .;
D'-'iGL A. ROSALIE I5 000AC-
W/2 07 SE 4 OF NE.4 81 211
UTIL E.-SEMIENT 223678 LESS .
AC Tp:ANTHONY DOUGLAS 266/512

54 11.'1 4.-00000005-000 I HX 934 06
54 I 10814.00000'005-0001 HX 934 80
DO,'iGL AS ANTHONY BENJAMIN 5.000AC
V. 2 OF SV. 4 OF SE.40 oF NE 4
81 '211 UTIL EASEMENT '223 'S
SEE TAX ROLL FOR.-,DDiTiON.AL LEGAL

. 55 I IOS 1 4-. 00'.nO O p'lo"M ., .0 I ,:.3 .. '
55 11"lS14 -'n.)' ,III 6-i)Il. I .,)03 77
M.ICGP.AW DIANE 20.000AC
'.'. 2 F S'A 4 OF NE 4 52 235
63/677 175/157 198/194 244/
3 r, .r,., I I 2 5 "1 2 2

56 llo014.nnoonn06.001f .'.1,321:00 '
56 I11v I 4-.i.iOi..iO,6-i. ,L 0 1,321.00
BOULIANE PAUL F' 20.000AC
E/2 OF SW/4 OF NE/4 OR 55 PG
249 & C'R 3 PG 306, 307 & 534
SEE TA\ ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

." I| 5 14-0,' ,,l4 .0 0 ,. '"'00 0 H \ 3 '0 3 '
57110814-00000008-0000 HX 370.37
TRIGGERS IRENE MILLS 1 .OOOAC'
COM AT NW/C OF SW/4 OF NW/4 GO
S 420 FT TO POB FROM POB GO E
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

58 120814-00000001-0010 HX 389.17
58 120814-00000001-0010 HX 389.17
TRAIL CHARLIE DEAN 9.360AC
AS PT OF REF COM AT NW/C OF
NE/4 OF 12-8-14 GO E 50.63 FT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

59 120814-00000036-0000 403.10
59 120814-00000036-0000 403.10
CHOPE DESIREE M & DARROW E & 4.440AC
NW/4 OF SE/4 LESS 21'AC SOLD
TO BOLLINGER & WILSON & LESS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


60 120814-02250000-01.10 329.76
60 120814-02250000-0110 329.76
BUNCE DARYL F & NANNETTE F
LOT 11 HUNTERS CHASE FARMS
CONT 5.02 ACRES 183/568 199/
219 266/698 267/483.2000/1534


5.020AC


61 120814-02250000-0120 610.63
61 120814-02250000-0120 610.63 -
BUNCE DARYL F & NANNETTE F 5.020AC
LOT 12 HUNTERS CHASE FARMS
CONT 5.02 AC 183/570 199/219
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

62 130814-00000008-0010 HX 196.37
62 130814-00000008-0010 HX 196.37
RUSH ROBERT LEE 7.970AC
COM AT SE/C OF NW/4 OF NW/4
13-8-14 FOR POB THENCE RUN ALG
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

63 130814-03090000-0050 47.93
63 130814-03090000-0050 47.93
MAZZA LUIS RICARDO & 5.000AC
LOT 5 MAGNOLIA MEADOWS SUBD
51/266 116/162 194/19 194/270
211/307 2001/3312 2004/6831
64 130814-03090000-0070 47.93
64 130814-03090000-0070 47.93
ODREMAN SUSANA,E CUSTODIAN 5.000A
LOT 7 MAGNOLIA MEADOWS 51/266
116/162 194/19 194/270 211/307
2001/3312 2004/5946

65 130814-03090000-0170 47.93
65 130814-03090000-0170 47.93
ODREMAN SUSANA E CUSTODIAN 5.000A
LOT 17 MAGNOLIA MEADOWS 51/266
116/162 194/19 194/270 211/307
2001/3312 2004/5945

66 140814-01970000-003B HX 1,128.61
66 140814-01970000-003B HX 1,128.61


75 lo0814-0162000B-007.,0 37ii 76
1 6 0 8 1 4 i:i, 6 2 i :", .' B 0 'r o. 31,2 7 (. .
PHILPOT DA' ID HENRY 20)o.C '
L'LOTS 7 & 8 BLK B 2ND ADDIT SLIU
Ri\' HiGHLANDS SIUBD '.' 41'o --l
362.
S. 7i :6,l o14.01o200"('B-0100 539 58
7. 1608 4-.0162000B-1.il 539 58
PHILPOT DAV ID HENRY 3 090AC ,
SLtTS 10 II & 12 BLK B 2ND ADD
. Sii RiV HIGHLANDS SLiBD SO 416
2' i,362 ,

77 160814-01620oO"C-01.'lu 244 In
77 161084-'1622000C-,'I'11. 244 16
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY 2 240AC
LOTS I & 2 BLK C 2ND ADDIT
SULR RI HIGHLANDS Si.rBDoo nI4
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

78 160814-t.>.620oOC-0160 HN 664 1I,)
'8 loSI4-0162000C-l016i H\ 60:..4 10,,
FORTIN JEREMY J & LADONINA J 2 5')0AC
LOT Io BLK C 2ND ADD SUW RJV
HIGHLAND SUBDol 33 71 537
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

7C Io,',814 .,',1r21 0,',',0 i.') I.C111- 1,620 6 3
-79 0.".1h I4-., iO_ '.1C-.,IC i I I 2n I 3n
SMITH BRAD & JAMES Ml EDWARDS 2.500W
LOT 19 BLK C SUWV RIV HIGHLANDS
SUBD 82.50,2 87 365 2000 1035
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

60 100814-0120'00C-023' I 8 21
80 160814-0162.00C-0230 168 21
PHILPOT DAVID HEtNR' 2 040AC,
LOTS 23 & 24 BLK C 2ND ADDIT
Si.il RIV' HIGHLANDS SUBD 6. 194
SEETAXROLLFOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

81 160814-01630000-0040 96.47
S I 16,S 4 -101630i'. "040 4 96.47
/. PHLPCT I PEST 1,OOOAC
S LOT 43RDADDSLIW RIVER.
HIGHLANDS SUiBD

2 160814-0 1630'."00.0 140 9 4-"-
S 2 I1':'S14-01o300I )0-,L|1409 9 4 "
SMITH JAMES R & SHELLY D 1.OOOAC
LOT 14 SUW RIVER HIGHLANDS
3RD ADDITION 52/21 162/339
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

s3 lo,814.0Il3 i.i0-0S0150 H\ 343.41
s3 1630814--0 63000''-015' HN 343.41
SMITH J.AMES RANDY& SHELLEY 2.000AI
'LOTS 15 & 1.6 3RD ADD SUW RIV
HIGHLANDS Si.iBDOR 59,248 .
1 1 50 255 5. 2 3 40, -.

84 160814-01630000-0229,0 476.28
84 160814-01630000-0220 476.28
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY 7.000AC
LOTS 22 23 24 25 26 27 & 28
3RD ADDIT SUW RIV HIGHLANDS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

85 160814-01630000-0310 223.07
85 160814-01630000-0310 223.07
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY 3.000AC
LOTS 31 32 & 33 3RD ADDIT SUW
RIV HIGHLANDS SUBD 66/194 80/
416 81/57 153/378 251/362

86 160814-01630000-0340 919.39
86 160814-01630000-0340 919.39
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY 14.000AC
LOTS 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41
42 43 44 45 46 & 47 3RD ADDIT
SEE TAX.ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

87 160814-01630000-0630 857.43
87 160814-01630000-0630 857.43
PARKS DARYL J & WILLENE 4.000AC
LOTS 63 64 65 & 66 3RD ADDIT
SUWANNEE RIVER HIGHLANDS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

88 160814-01630000-1090 476.28
88,160814-01630000-1090 476.28
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ET AL 7.220AC
LOTS 109 110 111 112 113 114
115 3RD ADD SUW RIV HIGHLANDS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


89 166814-01880000-0071, HX 1,147.11
89 160814-01880000-0071 HX 1,147.11
BLANK BRENDA A 5.010AC
W 5.01 AC OF S 10.01 AC OF
TRACT 7 POSTELL EST UNREC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

90 160814-01880000-0090 HX 701.36
90 160814-01880000-0090 HX 701.36
SWILLEY PATRICIA 5.000AC
E/2 OF TRACT 9 POSTELL
ESTATES UNREC SUBD DESC IN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

91 160814-01880000-0091 HX 415.42
91 160814-01880000-0091 HX 415.42
MATTHEW KAREN 5.000AC
W/2 OF TRACT 9 POSTELL
ESTATES UNREC SUBD METES &
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

92 170814-00170000-0190 1,217.82
92 170814-00170000-0190 1,217.82
HEWITT RICHARD H OR DAWN A 2.310AC
LOT 19 MTS & BDS DESC OF
UNREC SUBD 108/575 CONT 2.50
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

93 190814-06420000-0110 2,306.81


. 93 190814-06420000-0110 2,306.81
BRYANT JERRY W &LORI 1.470AC
LOT 11 2ND ADDIT SUWANNEE
LANDING SUBD OR 80/55-56
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

94 19081.4-06420000-0140 625.67
94, 190814-06420000-0140 625.67
SMITH CHARLES M TRUSTEE 1.610AC
LOT 14 2ND ADDIT SUWANNEE
LANDING SUBD 19-8-14 84/258
134/293


SUBD CONT 10.01 ACRES 196/148
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

39 030814-06320000-0070 455.18-
39 030814-06320000-0070 455,18
JORDAN NANCY KAYE 10.OOOAC
LOT 7 SHADY BEND 2ND ADDITION
SUBD CONT 10 AC 174/52

40040814-00000008-0020, HX 885.73
40040814-00000008-0020 HX 885 73
COTTE MARGARITA ROSE 12 000AC
BEG AT SWC OF GOVT LOT 4
4-8-14 LYING S OF SUWANNEE
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

41 u40S14-000O0012-.0(i0 HX 581 39
41040814-00000012-0010 HX "581.39
BOUTWELL GERALD A & LISA G 10.OOOAC
E.'2 OF E2 OF NE14 OF SE4 74/
248 248 21 287 1?60 LITIL EASE-
MENT 2:1000'4057 .

42 05i814-.i00o3i0000i.OI100 72297
42050814-00630000-0100 .722.97
ONTEILL FRANK & 5 2'.'AC
LOT I) Si-LADY BEND 88 o4

43 05(i 8 14 -i:1o il ( iti0U.111.13) 951 04
43 050iS14-:6311>00''l -. :3' 951 04
AUBREY RAY H & WOOD DAVID A 5.800A.C
LOT3SHADY BENDFIRST ADDIT
CONT 5.8 AC 100Il32;9 17491

44 I',5,'S 14u-0631 (iA(0l -:04i. 7'2 78
44 0..0814-06. 31 00:i.ii-0040 792 78
SELLERSGUSSIE DEAN 50:40AC
LOT 4 SHAD'' BEND FIRST ADDIT
CC:NI 5*4 AC Ii':. 124 122 471


SMITH DANNY B 5.050AC
TRACT 3-B GRAY SQUIRREL ACRES
UNREC SUBD CONT 5.05 ACRES
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

67 140814-01970000-0140 HX 576.11
67 140814-01970000-0140 HX 576.11
PHELPS THOMAS J & LORA M 10.OOOAC
TRACT 14 GRAY SQUIRREL ACRES
UNREC SUBD MTS & BDS DESC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR.ADDITIONAL LEGAL,

6% 140814-01970000.01I71 1,448 54-
68 .141814-0197000.0171 1,448.54
MARCUM KENNETH J 5.050AC
E12 OF TRACT 17 GRAY SQUIRREL.
ACRES LINREC SiiBD CCONT 5 '05 AC
SEE TAN ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

69 160814-00000002-0020 'HX 1,412.89
69 16.084--,I00:ic00o2., 2:i2 HX 1,412.89
MICHAL'D MCHAEL k& TINAL. 14.350A(
S 491 9i FT OF N 171848 FT '
OF E 2 OF SE4 OF 16-8-14
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

I 70 'n 14 00001 O 5-00. 0. .564.90
70 160814-.)i''(10f0)'5-0i jn 564.90
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ETAL '0.500AC
BEGAT SECORCOF N 2 O(F SEC
GO TO NE COR 'OF SEC GO W TO
SEE TAX POLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

7 160S14-100:ii" it'0006-0000 2. r. 4
71 160814-00000006-0000 256.84'
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ET AL 2 650AC'
BEG AT S\% C OF NW 4 & GOON V,
LN OF SEC IoN IS FT TO POB
SEE T.A\ ROLL FCR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

7: 2 o0814-01620UJOA-0250I 2':1 96
72 loOS|4-0]62,:0.A-:025. 2,0 96
PHILPOT DAVID ET AL n880('A
LOT 25 & 26 BLK A 2NDADDSLIW
PRV HIGHLANDS SUIBDOR 52 PG
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

73 160814. 'i6200)-I.27 HN. 242 28
'3 16.3 4-,.i-n20 0.-: 0A-027i H 242 2S
MIERCIER BRIAN K & VIRGINIA K (0 50AC
'LOT 2 BLK 2ND ADD Si. W RIV
HIGHLANDSSLIBD61 331 18c,. 249
2003i 3 1709 20113 3"71'
------- ----
74 16(8 14-l162('00:A-0280i I 17 57
'4 160S14-I20 I:2000A-,028O II'' 57
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ET AL n ")50AC
LOT 28 BLK A 2ND ADD SI. RI'.
.HIGHLANDS SLB OR 66PG I.4
80u416 2'1 362 L


99'220814.00000003-0060 HX
99 220814-0)0000).i03-0060 H X
.iOCKERS TERRJE F & RICHARD
5 2 OF N-2 OF E-2 OF E/'2 OF
S 2 OF SE 4 CONT 5 AC 104 396


3.060AC












OOAC





AC '


1 60430
1.604 30 .
5 O")0:


IN., I 230814-000000.' 3-00150 58 43
'100 230814.0 100o .13-)0050 58 43
EVERJDGE JEFFREY SCOTT 5970AC
TRACT 5 COM AT NW C OF SW 4
OF 23-08-14 FOR POR THENCE
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

101230814-00000003-0060 69.75
101 230814-00000003-0060 69.75
EVERIDGE JEFFREY SCOTT 12.390AC
NP.-.RT ('F TRACT 6CO1.1 AT NW C
OF NW .4 OF SW 4 23-8-14 FOR
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEG 4L

'102 230814.,,00100003-0065 75 70
102 23, 14-0,i,.iO, U03-0065 75 70 .,
EVERIDGE JEFFREY SCOTT 14 400.AC
S PART OF TiRACT 6 DESC .AS COM
AT NW C OF S%.4 OF 23-8-14 FOR
SEE T\X ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

103 230814-i00o 1.0i.103.007ui HN 1.147 36
S10u3 2:11814-'.,0000003-.,,7, HX 1.147 36
SANDERS CHRISTOPHER & WENDY IO.10O0IAC
TRACT 7 CONT 10 AC DESC AS
C'.'M .AT SE.C CF SE 4 OF NW,4
SEE TAiX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

104 240814-"000,00ujI.12-0000 HX 364 98
11.014 240SI1 4-,)l0 :.1i0: 2-i"001 HN 364 9 "
SASSER WILLIAM C & STEPiLAtiE S 5.000AC
WV 3310 FT' OF N 2 OF NE 4 OF
NE 4 15)639 224 IIS 225 4.5
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

105 241.1814-000000)0 12-001011 996 69
10)5 24081 4-I)0.00.ll 12-001 99o 69
HINES RICHARD L & PATRICIA A 10 0""AC
FOR POR COMI AT SW C C'F W 2 OF
SE 4 OF 24-08-14 THENCE RUN N
SEE T\RX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

I. 1 ':240.814.0 0nu .0 12.0'1020 HN 423 '75
I .ki 2411814-..,00 :,.,i l 2-':'020 H X 423 : -
AC CL'RTIS CARLA FA' 10) '.'.)AC
S FOR A PT OF REF COI .AT SW C
OF W 2 CF SE 4 OF 24-8-14 GO
'SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
1 li(.7 250814-.I930000-0040 HN 370 45
1,,7 25,11814.()930).00-.0040, HX 370 45
HOLLON DENNIS C 5.180AC
SLOT 4 HIGH COULiNTRY SLiBD CONT
5 IS AC I 15 n94 2'0011 161
SEE TAX ROLL FOIR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

I 10 25 1b14-0,i'.)0 33-001 0 114 21
I'.18 250S11 I-1.-00.1100')33-:l0010 I. 614 21
SMITH JAI.IES 1t & REBECCA L 0 460AC
COM AT PT 30 FT W OF SW.C OF
BLK 5 TOWNOF BELL SUBD FOR
SEE TAX RQLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

109 250814-.00000036-0010 188.52
11 9 250814.1.11i0l0 3 .0QII.1| 188.52
BELL FARM SUPPLY INC 0.530AC.
COMBAT NW/C OF BLK 12 TOWN OF
BELL GO S 61 DEG W 240 FT GO
SEE TAN ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

110 250814-00000037-0000 2,165.26
C 110250814-00000037-0000 2,165.26
BELL FARM SUPPLY INC 2.190AC
COM 30 FT'W OF NW/C OF BLK 12
AS POBGO S 61 DEG W 400 FT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


111 250814-00200003-0010 819.99
111250814-00200003-0010 819.99
BADGER DELORES J 0.230AC
LOT 1I BLK 3 TOWN OF BELL FL
95/461

112 250814-00930000-0100 HX 384.25
112 250814-00930000-0100 HX 384.25
LEBLANC DONNA L 5.060AC
LOT 10 HIGH COUNTRY SUBD CONT
5.06 AC 239/621 277/212 283/
494 UTIL EASEMENT 289/496

113 250814-02600000-0040 168.58
113 250814-02600000-0040 168.58
ERGLE DALE & BELINDA 0.990AC
LOT 4 PARK PLACE SUBD CONT .99
AC 72/14 128/592 247/305
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

1'14 250814-02600000-0050 1,051.61
,114 250814-02600000-0050 1,051.61
ERGLE DALE & BELINDA 1.000AC
LOT 5 PARK PLACE SUBD CONT 1
*AC 72/14 128/592 247'305
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

115 260814-00000002-0000 242.89
115 260814-00000002-0000 242.89
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ET AL 60.000AC
NE/4 OF NE/4 & N/2 OF SE/4
NE/4 OR 66/194 80/416 251/362

116 260814-00000009-0000 HX 196.37
116 260814-00000009-0000 HX 196.37
QUINN ANDREW JAMES & NATHANNA 2.220AC
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF SW/4
GO E 330 FT TO FOB CONTE 304 \
SEE-TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

117"270814-00000007-0000 707.28
117 270814-00000007-0000 707.28
BROWNE TERESA SUE 0.550AC
COM AT SE/C OF N/2 OF SW/4 OF
27-8-14 FOR A POB GO ALONG E
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

118280814-1931000B-0020 HX 223.80
118 280814-1931000B-0020 HX '223.80
JOYNER CHARLES L JR 5.210AC
LOT 2 BLK B UNIT 1 SUWANNEE -
GIL FARMS CONT 5.21 AC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

119 280814-1931000A-0020 HX 285.68
119 280814-1931000A-0020 HX 285.68
LUCKMAN JACK 5.010AC
LOT 2 BLK A UNIT 1 SUWANNEE
GIL FARMS CONT 5.01 AC 149/5
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


95.200814-00000003-0010 201.96
95200814-00000003-0010 201.96 .
STRATEGIC REAL ESTATE 2.000AC
COM AT SE C OF NE 4 OF SW.,4
OF NE/4 OF 20-8-14-AS FOB GO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


96200814-00180000-0460 587.05,
S96 200S14-OI-001 .OOO-0460~ 587.05 .
HARRELL THEODORE 5 & SUZANNE S
N 100 FT OF.S 2100 FT OF GOVT
SLOTS 1 &2IN20-8-14CONT
.SEETAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

7 201.1 14-001)191 :0 -0040 1,136.39'
9.' 97 200814-00190000-0040 "" 1,136.39.-"
S'BMLES MILTON LEON & 20.000AC
PCL 4 LONG METES & BDSDESC
OR 51 PG 217& 218 102.591
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


98 220.814-C00001('01-Oi50 HNX 1, 150 61
98220814-00000001-0050 HX 1,150.61
JACOBS SAMMY L & DEBORA.H L 10.0
COM AT SW,C OF NW/4 OF 22-.08-
14 FOR POR THENCE RUN ALONG S
SEE T AX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


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Gilchrist County Delinauent Tax List


May 118. .25.2006


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120 280814-1931000B-0040 HX 529.92
120 280814-1931000B-0040 HX 529.92
LOVEDAY ROBERT Z & CLARA S 5.210AC
LOT 4 BLK B UNIT I SUWANNEE
GIL FARMS SUBD CONT 5.21 AC
,SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

121 280814-1931000B-0060 HX 327.32
121 280814-1931000B-0060 HX 327.32
STRICKLAND JERRY W 5200AC
LOT 6 BLK B UNIT 1 SUWANNEE-
GIL FARMS CONT 5.20 AC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

122 280814-1931000C-0010 456.02
122 280814-1931000C-0010 456.02
DAVIS VILBUR A & DEBORAH R 5.010AC
LOT 1 BLK C UNIT I SUWANNEE-
GIL FARMS CONT 5.01 146/271
- SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

123 280814-1931000C-0040 456.02
123 280814-1931000C-0040 -456.02
WHITE MICHAEL DJR 5.010AC
LOT 4 BLK C UNIT I SUWANNEE
GIL FARMS SUBD CONT 5.01 AC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

124 290814-00000001-0040 434.83
124 290814-00000001-0040 434.83
MITCHELL ROYCEE 13.220AC
COM AT NW/C OF NW/4 OF NE/4
GO E446.34FTTO POB GO E'
SEE TAX ROLL FORADDITIONAL LEGAL

125 290814-00000001-0050 434.83
125 290814-00000001-00'50 434.83'
MITCHELL ROYCE E 13.220AC
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 OF NE/4
AS POB GO S. 1298.39 FT GO W
SEE TAXROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

126 290814-00000005-0000 666.18
126 290814-00000005-0000 666.18
HUMPHREYS RALPH D JR 10.000AC
BEGIN'329.35 FT S OF NE/C.OF'
NE/4 OF.SE/4 29-8-14 THEN RUN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL: .

127 290814-06410000-0100 877.19
127,290814-06410000-0100. 877.19 ,
ALLRED KATHLEEN HARRELL 1.150AC
LOT 10 IST ADDIT SUWANNEE -
LANDING SUBD OR 79/215& 244
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

128 300814-00810000-0070 58.48
128 300814-00 10000-0070 58.48
HENDRY ROBERT L & IMOGENE K I1.00AC
LOT 7 RIVERV1EW EST SUBD
19-8-14,80/650 TAX DEED 2002/ -
44492004/2645 ...

129 3 'in|814-oo ,I".O-':i 80 ,J 58.48 ,. ,
129 300814-00810000-0080 58.48
HENRY, ROBERT L & IMOGENE K .6OO0AC
LOT 8 RIVERVIEW EST SUBD
19-8-14 80/650 TAX DEED,2002/ .
1452 2004/2645

130 300814-00640000-l0'030 i,.4941 '
3' 13 30li't 14-01.164(:"00-0033: 1,04941
",CHAMNESS HARRY M SR & ELLA M 1.110AC
LOT3 Si'hVAN'.EE LANDING SLBD
OR 78/103 127 ;55-556 EASEMENT
SEE FA\ ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEG4.L

131 3.1.41 14 'i:'.' I ,- 0 l:i00 -0010 A 58.48
131 300814- S :10000-0010 58.48
WHITELY HAZELTON 0 9O9AC
LOT Rl'. ER\EiEW EST SlI.BD .
19-8-14 80/650 89/294 111/345
119/576 TAX DEED 2004/4087

132 320814-00830000-0030 143.35
132 320814-00830000-0030 143.35
COLLINS IVON 5.120AC
LOT 3 FOREST WOODLANDS EST
SUBD ,Su 643 TAX DEED.I 118 483
SEE TAX ROLL FCi ADDITIONAL LEGAL

133J?..Sl4-068309()Q0..:A ,: i 153.19,,
133 320814-00n30000-0040 -153.19
COLLINS IVON 6.320AC'
LCJ 4 FOREST WOODLANDS EST '
SijIBD S8' 043 TAX DEED I18 48. -
SEE TAX ROLLFOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL '

134 2 14-i.,'83'1'' '.,10-:.. -.: 187.41
134 320S',14-00830):'.i-u050 187.41
COLLINS.IVON 6.320AC
LOT 5 FOREST WOODLANDS EST '
SUBD 80SO43 T \X DEED 118'489
EE TA.\ ROLL FOR XDDITI,'NAL LEGAL

135 32.',~,S14 -00 3000,i.-00'60, 153.19
135 3208:14-00830000-0060 153.19
COLLINS iVON 6 320AC '
L':nT t FOREST WOODLANDS EST
S'jBD 8u 643 TAX DEED 118'492
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

136 320814-00830000-0240 177.63
136 32'.S 14-'i., 83',,i0.," ,'4' .177.63
TEASLEY TIN LEE & 10.220AC
L,_,T 24 FOREST W-OODLANDS EST
SUBD 80/643.89/297 2005/1208

13732:'812 O :i3'i:i"i'-"i03'l") HX 196.37
"137 32''I4-.',8)' "'.('31'] FIX'. 196.37
FRAZIER J. E 11.900AC
LOTS 30 & 31 FOREST WOODLANDS
EST 80/643 87/277 93/546-547
SEE TAX ROLL FOR XDDiTi':NAL LEGAL

l 3 20514-0053000.i:01.)4"'0 101.17
BI 32(8.4 A.0' .,34 R(u 101.17 .
BLANCHARD WILLIAM.GREGG I .OOOAC
E 104.FT LOT 47 FOREST WOOD
ANDS EST SUBD 8 3 1.155 "g 35
SEE T A'. ROLL FOR ADDI TiLN.AL LEGAL

139 320814-00830000-0471 HX 196.3.7
139 320814-00830000-0471 HX 196.37
BLANCHARD WILLIAM 1.890AC /
W 196 FT OF LOT 47 FOREST: '
WOODLAND ESTATES 101/293 286/
740 .

140 320814-00870000-0030 138.68
140 320814-00870000-0030 138.68
SEVON FRED I.OOOAC
LOT 3 CAROLINE'S COUNTRY SUBD
88/41 99/390 107/62 144/446
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

141 320814-00870000-0040 '138.68
141 320814-00870000-0040 ; 138.68
SEVON FRED I.OOOAC
LOT 4 CAROLINE'S COUNTRY SUBD
88/41 99/390 107/62 144/446
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

142 320814-00870000-0200 138.68
142.320814-00870000-0200 138.68
COLLINS JOHN B 1.540AC
LOT 20 CAROLINE'S COUNTRY
SUBD 88/41 166/293

143 330814-19330000-0010 HX 367.25
143 330814-19330000-0010 HX 367.25
DAVIS WILBUR A & DEBORAH R 5.010AC
LOT 1 UNIT 3 SUWANNEE-GIL
FARMS SUBD CONT 5.01 AC 157/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


144 330814-19330000-0150 1,455.79
144 330814-19330000-0150 1,455.79
FUENTES TONY JR & NANCY B 5.140AC
LOT 15 UT 3 SUWANNEE-GIL FARMS
SUBD CONT 5.14 AC 154/468 169/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

145 360814-00000007-0010 '844.86
145 360814-00000007-0010 844.86
MASSINGILL SARAH JEAN & 0.610AC
COM AT NE/C OF 36-8-14 FOR POR
THENCE RUN ALG N LN OF SEC 36
SEE TA2 ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

146 360814-00000007-0020 220.18
146 360814-00000007-0020 220.18
MASSINGILL SARAH JEAN & 0.61 OAC
COM AT NE/C OF 36-8-14 FOR POR
THENCE RUN ALG N LN OF SEC 36
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


147 360814-00000008-0030 1,281.13
147 360814-00000008-0030 1,281.13
BELL KENNETH & LINDA 3.080AC
COM AT SE/C OF NE/4 OF 36-08-
14 FOR POB THENCE RUN ALG E LN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

148 360814-00000012-0030 HX 175.91
148 360814-00000012-0030 HX 175.91
RACE SUZANNE R 0.520AC
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 36-8-14
GO W 866.90 FT GO S 225.86 FT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

149 360814-00000012-0035 575.88
149 360814-00000012-0035 575:88
RACE WILLIAM G 4.230AC
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 36-8-14 &
RUN ON N LN OF NW/4 N 89 DEG W
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

150360814-00210000-0200 201.84.
150 360814-00210000-0200 201.84
CREWS ROY & DEANNA 0.220AC
LOT 20 BHS 57/263'71/417 78/ .
174 181/215 UTILITY EASEMENT
190/15 275/180 2003/2816

151 360'814-00210000.0350 HX 10985
151 360814-00210000-0350 HX' 10985 -
FORSHEE LINDA 0 220AC
LOT 35 BH S 88 295 103.581
125-608 128164136402 136/
404 166,651 .

152 0I:I914-00000002-0000 173 48
152 010914-00000002-0000 173.48
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ET AL 40.000AC
SE/4OF NX' 4)OR66 19480 416 ,
251/362

153 030914-:-0000004.0020 HX 897 51
-153 030914 000i00:4-0020 HN 897 51
SCOTT AMkY KAY I ,,OAC
COM AT SEC OF NE 4 OF SE.4 OF
3-9-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN ON E
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL.

154 033914-('000:,0,:'0 -0010 iH\ 1.034 26
1 54 03u914-0000:"0006-00'10 HX 1,034 26
BRUNGER JAMES MICHAEL 5 000AC
COM AT SW.C OF SE'4 OF 3-9-14
J FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG S LN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

155 040914-i:i")OI.01 3-000) HX 196 37
i55 040914-,3000.0001l3-00.0 HX 196 37
HUTCHESON KENNETH L 500AC
COM AT NE C OF SE 4 OF 4-9-14
& RLN S 89 DEG \ 55 25 FT TO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

156050914-00000004-0000 1,003 38
156 050914-0>':0,I01'0')4-'00 I1.003 38
PEATON KEITH V & DEBORAH 4c0 000AC
SE 4 OF NV 4 262 429 20.2 5975

I s' '150I 914- 0,092i),, 0-i.'-01 2 508 27
157 050914-00920110')-0010 2.508 27
RARE BIRD FARM INC 13 890AC
LOT I & E 2 OF LOT 2 OAKS OF
WANNEE SUBD S9.460) 97537-538
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

158 .,50.914-009201.00(.011:1 HFIX 10966
158 0.0)914-0092,000-.0100 HX 10966
WISNISKi LEO WILLIAM 5 000AC
LOT 10 OAKS OF WANNEE LNREC
SUBD CONT 5 AC 89 464 92 319
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

159 060914-00(")0002-0000 188 89
159 000914-0000002-U0001: 188 89
DEAL TROY)I .IJR 2 460AC
CO)M AT NE COR OF GOVT LOT I
AS POB GO S ALG LN DIVIDING
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

l00 170.914-000011'(0'3 0002 58 77
16[0070914-0,)00C'00 3-'0''2 58 77 ..
SUN SPPJNGS DE.'ELOPMENT,CQR., Q.460AC
COM AT NE/C OFLOT I' OF TURKEY ;..
PT SUBD RUNN 2 'DEG W 105 FT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

161 070914-00980000-0050 159.76'
1 07'i914 -:i,:,98 :,,i,'i.::,:5 i 159.76'
MITCHELL JERALD F & PEGGYB 0.520AC
LOT 5 TiiRKE' POINT SIUBD230/
4332435 270 245 272 286 16S
286/174 .

162 680(914-1.10230ii ItH-l.,1,i 1,707 56
162 '1'0914-0023'0u)l' H-00 I 1,7"'7 56
BROWN WILLIAM PERRY 0.430AC
LOT 1 BLK H WANNEE 7-9-14 OR
49 683 98 23 110 301 112/366
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL.

163 ,08'o i| 4-0 ,'".'0 S-. 0 "' X 196.37
163 080914-00000008-0010 HX 196.37
RAIN MARY LOU'. 1,200AC
COM AT SE/C OF 8-9-14 GO W
ALONG CO GRADE 2648.27 FT GO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL.

164 (I S0914 1-0 -'0'(,I '16.',"4 393.92
1640 80914-01":) ":'01 I6 -0040 393192
WILSON MALCOLM K & SHARON D 5.000AC
COM AT SE/C OF NW/4 OF NW/4 OF ,
8-9-14 AS POR GO W 100 FT TO .
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL'LEGAL

165 080914-0023000A-0290: HX 196.37
165 080914-0023000A-0290 HX 196.37
HAZELWOOD'TAMMY DIANE 0.300AC-
LOTS 29 & 30 BLK A WANNEE ON
SUWANNEE 80/117 119/485 '
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL'LEGAL .

1-66 080914-0023000A-0370 75.36
166 080914-0023000A-0370 75.36
SUWANNEE RIVER SPRINGS INC 0.150AC
LOT 37 BLK A WANNEE 180/494
4/84

167 080914-0023000C-0150 '75.36
167 080914-0023000C-0150 75:36
RIVAS BARBARA MONROE 0..150AC
LOT 15 BLK C WANNEE 4/84 2003/
418 2003/419

168080914-0023000C-0170 117.57
168 080914-0023000C-0170 117.57
RIVAS BARBARA MONROE 0.300AC
LOTS 17 & 18 BLK C WANNEE 4/84
2003/419

169 080914-0023000C-0290 280.78
169 080914-0023000C-0290 280.78
RICHARDSON PHILLIP A JR & 0.300AC
LOTS 29 & 30 BLK C WANNEE
51/97 213/175 213/589 UTILITY
EASEMENT 219/472 4/84

170 080914-0023000E-0020 159.76
170 080914-0023000E-0020 159.76
PERROTTA LOU 0.450AC
LOTS 2 3 & 4 BLK E WANNEE
4/84 TAX DEED 2002/1191-1193
2002/2790 2005/1255

171 080914-0023000E-0080 75.36
171 080914-0023000E-0080 75.36
HERTILIEN JUSTINE & 0.150AC
LOT 8 BLK E WANNEE ON


SUWANNEE 4/84 2004/6558
2005/645

172 080914-0023000E-0240 201.96
172 080914-0023000E-0240 201.96
GOODMAN MARY ROBERTA ESTATE 0.560AC
LOTS 24 25 40 41 BLK E WANNEE
108/390 4/84

173 080914-02030000-0010 2,445.25
173 080914-02p30000-0010 2,445.25
RODEN CHARLES A SR & JANIE M 5.240AC
LOT 1 SHADY OAK ESTATES SUBD
CONT 5.24 AC 153/697 153/697
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

174 090914-02320000-0030 376.05
174 090914-02320000-0030 376.05
SAPIENZA EDITH 5.000AC
LOT 3 SUN SPRINGS EST CONT 5
AC 45/182 105/164-165 129/535


SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

175 100914-00000001-0060 HX 893.10
175'100914-00000001-0060 HX 893.1.0
ROBERTS JAMES LAVETT & 3.280AC
COM AT NEIC OF 10-9-14 GO ON
E LNOFSECS40FTGOW
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

176.110914-00000004-0000 HX 300.85-
176 110914-00000004-0000 HX 300.85
BUNKLEY PAULA NETTLES 10.000AC
SE/4 OF NE/4 OF SW/4 155/529
221/411 281/118 284/283 284/
285 284/287 284/289

177 10914-00000004-0030 82620
177 I 110914-00000004-0030 826.20
BUNKLEY PAULA N 10.000AC
NW/4 OF SW'4 OF NE 4 OF 11-9-
14CONT 10 AC 131/38 :

178110914-00000004-0050 HX 63211
178 110914-00000004-0050 HX 63211
ORKNEY JACKSON & CHRISTINE K 5.000AC
COM AT SWtC OF NWV4 OF
S1-9-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN ON
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

179 110914-00000004 -0060 77 48
179 110914-000.l00004-0060 7748
BUNKLEY PAULA NETTLES i0 000AC
NE/4 OF SW.4 OF NE'4 221 4.11 ,
281,118 284/287

180 120914-00000011-0000 HX 1,364 70
18) 120914-00000011-0000 HX 1.364 70 '
GIBB GREGORY L & SLUSAN K 24 550AC
PART OF S52 OF SE.4 DESC AS
FROM SW.C OF SE.4 GO E 657 8
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

181 130914.0i:f000002.0020 HX 1.260o'
181 130914-0000,00.2-0:020 HX 1,26' 67
RLIDD RONALD W 29 810AC
NE 4 OF NW.4 LESS E 32S07 FT .
OF 13.9.14 CONT 2981 AC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

182 130914-00000007-0030 HX 19637
182 130914-00000007-0030 HX 196 37
HURLEY WILLIAM T JR & ROBIN L I 000AC
COM AT NW/C OF E'2 OF NVW.14 OF
NW,4 OF 13-9-14 AS POB GO E
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

183 140914-00000003-0010 585 24
183 140914-00000003-00110) 585 24
STRIAV1ESO RALUL R 5 Ou0AC
SW'2 OF NW 4 OF SW\.4 OF NE 4
124.437 237/51 LTIL EASEMENT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

' 184 14,:.914-000000)08-000i 704 75
184 140914-000(0008-00i)0 "'04 75
CARNLEY JAROD EVEN 19 390AC
E 2 OF SW 4 OF SE 4 LESS RD
RW 5,311 9S'o93 268 227 2l002'
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

S: S 5 160914-00000001 -0:,0 33606 ,
185 160914.--000000)01 -00i.ii0 336 06
JENKINS MfIT fE ILA ET AL 36 500AC
NE 4 OF NE 4 LESS RD R'WV
72 463 LESS I AC TO MCCOY
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

186 160914-00000003-0000 HX 814 41
186 160914-00.l000003-0000 HX 81441 .-
JENKINS MITTIE ILA 139860AC
N.2 OF NW.4 & W'2 OF NE14
LESS I AC IN NW,4 OF NE'4
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

187 160914-00001(0003-0010 126 12
187 160914-00000003-0010 126.12 .
BENNETT MITTIE ILA JENKINS I O)00AC
COM AT NE/C OF NW-4 OF NE'4
16-10-14 & RUN SC40 FT TO S
SEE TAX,ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEG.L ,

18. 16,','14-0 :"l"'C,'-''-l':"2' HX' 4 3 35
188 'lo:914-0,0iJ'.,:0003-002l.' H X '12'3 i5'") '
BAUMIANN JEFFREY & 4 850AC
W 10 AC OF NW 4 OF NW.4 LESS
.30 AC RD R W LESS 5 AC TO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

189 16(0914-,Oj"i,,'00')44.0i0l20 HX 940,22
i 89 16,9 14-000)0004--0020 HX 940 22
NASH RICHARD & REBECCA 2.000AC
CO:,M .T SW C OF SE 4 OF SW, 4 OF
16-9-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN ON
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL.'

19I'' 17'914-i''24 2'00' '-'05'.0 277.57
190 170914-024 20000-01'50 277 57
MITCHELL BUCK & PEGGY 0.200AC
LOT 5.UNIT 2 1ST ADDIT SUN
SPGS SUBD72/114UTILEASEMENT
228/194 237/416, .

191 170914-02420000-0200 85 92
191170914-02420000-0200, 85.92
MITCHELL JERALD F & PEGGY B 0.110AC
LOT 20 UNIT 2 I ST ADDIT SUN
SPGS SUBD UTILITY EASEMENT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

IQ'2 1 "]914.024200.00-0210 8592
192 i 7,9 14-.2420000.02 I 85 92
MITCHELL JERALD F & PEGGY B 0.120AC
LOT 21 UNIT 2 1ST ADDIT SUN
SPGS SUBD UTILITY EASEMENT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL.

193 170914-Oi3':i 'I01-:i32 97 24
193 17(0 14.00000ii":i-032 97.24
M t,1RTIN L W WEEKS ESTATE 1'.380AC
PART OF GOVT LOT I DESC AS BEG
SE/C O- LOT 6 BLK'A SLIN SPGS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

194 170914-00000001-0050 90.05
194-170914-00000001-0050 90.05
MITCHELL JERALD-F &'PEGGY B 1.070AC
COM AT SW/C OFLOT 21 SUN
SPGS SUBD 1ST ADDIT UT 2 AS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

195 180914-00250000-0230 402.42
195 180914-00250000-0230 402.42
DESPRES PIERRE 0.490AC
'LOT 23 SUW ROVERA HTS UNREC
OR 76/508 135/531 200/583

196 210914-00000004-0021 HX 348.21
196 210914-00000004-0021 HX 348.21
CARTER THOMAS P JR I.OOOAC'
BEGIN AT SE/C OF SE/4 OF
21-9-14 & RUN N 89 DEG W ALG S
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

197 230914-00000005-0023 HX 745.31
197 230914-00000005-0023 HX 745.31
SUAREZ ELISA B 10.020AC
LOT 3 ANDREW WOODS DESC AS COM
AT SE/C OF SE/4 OF SW/4 & RUN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

198 260914-00000004-0010 1,042.27
198 260914-00000004-0010 1,042.27
WALLS JOSEPH J JR & ELAINE C 10.000AC
W/2 OF W/2 OF NW/4 OF NW/4
85/635 205/123 205/124
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


199 270914-00000005-0000 472.44
199 270914-00000005-0000 472.44
BARRON JACKIE R & DEBORAH V 16.140AC
S/2 OF SW/4 OF SW/4 LESS 2 AC
TO JACKIE BARRON IN OR 64 PG
604 LESS RD R/W 135/513

200 270914-00000005-0010 HX 654.44 -
200 270914-00000005-0010 HX 654.44
BARRON JACKIE R & DEBORAH V 2.000AC
COM AS POREF AT SE/COR OF S/2
OF SW/4 OF SW/4 GO N TO N RW
SEE TAX ROLL FOR'ADDITIONAL LEGAL

201 280914-01920000-0080 1,001.62
201 280914-01920000-0080 1,001.62
MCLEOD ANNA 5.390AC
LOT 8 SUWANNEE RIVER RANCH
ESTATES SUBD CONT 5.39 AC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
ft


202 280914-00000007-0040 666.18
'202 280914-00000007-0040 666,18
CLEMONS LUCILLE (DECEASED) 10.000AC
NW/4 OF NE/4 OF NW/4 OF
28-9-14 TOGETHER WITH
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

203 280914-01920000-0040 HX 302.42
203 280914-01920000-0040 .HX 302.42-
BENNETT MARK S & MICHELE D 5.'520AC
LOT 4 SUW'ANNEE RIVER RANCH
ESTATES SUBD CONT 5.25 AC '
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL,

204280914-01920000-0100 HX 277 79
204 280914-01920000-0100 HX' 277.79'
MOZIER LORA 5 390AC
LOT-10 SUWANNEE RIVER RILNCH
ESTATES SUBD CONT 5 39 AC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

205 280914-01920000-0150 -1,632.56
205 28E0914.01920000-0150 I1,632 56
DAILEY RCOBERT L & LALUREN 5 230AC
LOT 15 SUWANNEE RIVER RANCH
ESTATES SUBD CONT 5 23 AC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

206 290914-'0000 10ilI-i.o10 HX 1,254 88 '
206290914-00000001-0010 HX 1,254.88 .
LINDSEY DALE W & ANGIE S 5 '0OAC
COM AT NE C OF 29-09-14 FOR
POR AND RUN ALONG E LiNE OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

207 290914-00000002-0020 HX 1,034 49 "
207 29iI914-000000)2-i:.020 HX 1,034 49'
ROBINSON ERIC & RITA B 17 170AC
E 4 OF S 2 OF NE-'4LESS 2 AC
IN 85.40 CONT 18 37 AC LESS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL. ,

208 290914-00000006-iI01 I 63o 08
208 290914-00000006-001 I 636)08
WILLIAMS ANGELA C 5 000AC
COM AT SEC OF NW,4 29-9-14 &
RUN N 73 68 FT TO NORTHERN Y
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

209 290914-00000006-0020 496 59
209 290914-00000006-0020 49659
ROBINSON ERIC K 2 470AC
COM AT SEC OF SE.4 OF NW.4 OF
29-9-14 & RUN ON S LN OF SE.A4
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

S2 10 290914 -0:.100-0008-:000 260 51
21I' '291:914 -00000) 08i. 00I) 26' 51 I
S. WRIGHT STEPHEN NM & I OO0AC
COM AT SE COR OF NW.4 AND GO
SNA DIST OF APPROX 40 FT TON N
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL .

211 290914-i.i0000009.000( HX 196 37
211 290914-()000i:i09-0000 HN 196 37
TECKENBROCK L D.A\ ID I 500iiAC
COM AT SE COR OF NW 4 GO W
200 FT N 40 FT TON RW LN OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

212 29:I914-0001.100 13-001.10 4(63 13
212 290914-0000 13-0000 463 13
STICKLES SHERMAN K & JO ANNE H I.000AC
COM AT SE COR OF S.2 OF NW .4
GO N TO N RA'v LN OF ST RD 344
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

213 290914-00000014-0000 HX 577 85
213 290914-00000014-0000 HX 577 85
STICKLES SHERMAN KEITH & 3 OOOAC -
CONM AT SE/C OF NW-4 OF
'29-9-14 GO N 475 FT TO POB GO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

214 290914-00000018-0020 HX 210 83
214 290914-00000018-0020 HN 21083 ,
TRYON CHRIS & TAMMIE 4 OvuAC
COM AT NW C OF NE 4 OF SW,4
GOON W LN S 210 FT TO POB .
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL-,OJ '

21 5 290i91-'4-i.10lfl1' 94i'9000'-i. HX 19o I 37' 'T ?
215 290914-60000000019-)("0000 HX 196 37
LANGFORD JOE WALTER & ... 1 000AC
COuM AT A PT WHERE THE S BDRY
RW LN OF ST RD S-344 INTER-
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

216 3009141-00i00i:i7-i050ii 412 98
216 300914-00000007-0050 412:98
DAWSON JAMES & 10.000AC
COM AT SE/C OF 30-9-14 GO ON
SELN OF SEC N'500 FTGO W,.
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

217 330914-00000001-0:i010( HX 2,450S 98
S217 330914-00000001-0010 HX 2,450) 98
DURST JOHN L & PATRICIA T. I I.300AC
COlM AT NE.C OF SE4 OF 33-9-14. ..
FOR POR THENCE RUN ALGNLN OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

218 330914-000I000001-0030 1.03543
218 330914-00000001-0030 1,03i543
MESSINA ANTHONY & DANA 10.000AC
COM AT NE-C OF N%\ 4 OF SE 4 OF
33-9-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG
SEETAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

219 33(914-i: 00 1.10001-0ii31 584 n7 '.
219 330914-0000i.0 1: -0:031 584 67
ANDREW S JOHN C & ELLEN C 5 350AC
COIM AT NE C OF NW 4 OF SE 4 OF .
33-9-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG ,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

220 330914-1.i'i00i0001-i:33 1,03543
220 3309 14 I 4-C'1." I -"33AN 1,03 5.43
MESSINA ANTHONY &DANA ,10OOOAC
COM AT NE/C OF N\- 4 OF SE 4 OF
33-9-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG,
SEETAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL .

221 340914-01930000-0280 613.43
221 340914-01930000-0280 613.43
HOLLAND CHARLES W JR & 16.000AC
TRACT 28 SUW RIV RANCH EST .
DESC IN METES & BDS CONT 10
AC 200/388 2000/4558 '

222350914-00000002-0010 HX 1,870.34
222 350914-00000002-0010' HX 1,870.34'
POWERS RONNIE L & BOBBI S 15.610AC
SE/4 OF NW/4 LESS 19.39 AC TO
* STEPHENS 75/675 167/62 "
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

223 350914-00000008-0040 HX 1,087.56.
223 350914-00000008-0040 HX 1,087.56
SAUNDERS SYLVIA AZULOY & 8.080AC
COM AT NE/C OF SW/4 OF SE/4'OF
35-9-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN ON
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

224 350914-02400000-0140 HX 586.39
224 350914-02400000-0140 HX 586.39
BRANNING JAMES 5.020AC
LOT 14 STRATFORD RUN SUBD 113/
198 122/64 133/272-273 253/592
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

225 021014-00000005-0000 HX 213.99
225 021014-00000005-0000 HX 213.99
LANGFORD JOHN MARVIN 5.000AC
S/2 OF SW/4 OF NW/4 OF SW/4
16/198 44/265 72/349 181/190


SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

226 031014-00000005-0010 181.62
226 031014-00000005-0010 181.62
MCQUEEN WES 33.500AC
SW/4 OF SE/4 LESS 2 AC TO
CHURCH & 4 AC TO MAY & RD R/W
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

227 041014-00000001-0020 HX 617.53
227 041014-00000001-0020 HX 617.53
MATTHEWS STEVEN E SR 10.000AC
NW/4 OF NE/4 OF NE/4 204/95
277/639 R/W 284/40 2005/5727

228 041014-02380000-0040 HX 772.76
228 041014-02380000-0040 HX ,772.76
* CARRYER ERNEST L 2.500AC
LOT 4 C-232 RANCHETTES CONT
2.5 AC 204/338 UTIL EASEMENT


SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL .

229 051014-00000006-0010 HX 1,631 0')
229 051014- 00000006-c0l.' 10 HX 1,631 (00
ZIEGLER JACQUE LINE 40.000AC
SW'4 OF SW.4 289.226 2001,3296
2003 2300-2301 2005,5507 2005'
5508

230071014-01100000-0100I HX 1,479 58
230 071014-01100000-4)100 HX. 1,479 58
BRETON TROY& ANGELAE' 15000AC
LOT 10 I1 & 12 PINES OFOTTER
SPRINGS CONT 15 ACRES TOTAL
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

231071014-01100000-0270 FX 1,439.08
.231.071014-01100000-0270 IHX 1,439.08
GLECKLER PATTY JO 5 000AC
LOT 27 PiNES OF OTTER SPRINGS
CONT 5 AC 125/100 150/398 268.'
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

232 081014-00000006-0000 HX 120.66 .
232 0810'14.000001:06-00t.10 HX 12066
EASTERLY IVAN & IRIS L 5 000AC
E 2 OF SW 4 OF NW14 OF NE.4
24.'589 263'194 263,195 263'197
264 591 2000 4556

233 091014-00000003-0030 HX 58961
233 091014-00000003-0030 HX 58961
BECKELHEIMER STEPHEN CHARLES 4 000AC
COM AT SWC OF SE.'4 OF SE.4
9-10-14 FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

234 101014-00000006-0011 97 55
234 101014-00000006-001 I 97 55
WILEY MICHAEL E& MAUREEN L 14 530AC
CONM AT NEC OF SW.4 OF 10-10-
14 FOR POR THENCE RUN ON N LN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

235 121014-00000002-0010 HX 338,05
235 121014-00000002-0010 HX 33805
DEBRUHL DENARDD& MARINA D I.OOOAC
COM AT NV, COR GO S 0 DEG 17
MIN 09SEC W 40 FT TO SRL YRW
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

236 161014-00000012-0000 HX I 586 72
236 161014-00000012-0000 HX 1,586 72
MARTIN ALBERT F & I 00AC
. COM AT NWVC OF SW.4 OF
16-10-14 GOON W LN OF SW.4
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

237 161014-03190000-'001u 486 83
237 161014-03190000-0010 48683
HOLDER WILLIAM T & JESSICA R 2 000AC
LOT I LILLIAN ESTATES SUBD
10125 III 196 124 179 EASE-
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

238 161'"14-00000f'0"8-.002'.1 HX 1.012 97
238 16104,14.:000,:1008-ii20 2 X' 1.612 97
ROGERS KAY 2 290AC
E 528 FT OF N 1 3OF S495 FT
OF SW '4 OF NW 4 TOGETHER W.
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

239 161014-00000013-01.10 386.44
239 161014-00000013-0010 38644
MARTIN JAMES D & 5 650AC
\V', OF N.2 OF COM AT SW'C OF
16-10-14 GO E 660 FT TO POB
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

240 161014-00000016-0000 812 16
240 161014-0000'0016-0000 812 16
RIDGEWAY DUANE J 0 960AC
COM AT NW.C OF SW -I OF
16-10-14 GOS 279 71 FT TO PT :
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

241 161014-00000030.0000 603 14
241 161014-00000030-0000 603 14
WARD JLF IE A u 500(AC
BEG ON S R" LN OF SCL RR
FORMIERL'r2ACL RR.'HTRB'SE?-1t6'l'
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDI'TONA.L'LE(GAL

2.12 1'1014-01':)(0001-0050 HX 1 5-7 18 7 8
242 171014-0000:001-f'050 HX 1,547 IS
CRAFT HERBERT W & DEBORAH |I i'0.0AC
SW'4 OF NW.4 OF NW 4 LESS RD
R'W91 28698269 131 '455
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

243 171014-00000012-0000 61065
243 1 71014-00000012-0000 610 65
LEE WILLIAM 0 I O100AC
. COM AT NW COR OF NE.4 OF SE
.4 AS POB GO S 73 YDS TO N
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

244 181014-00270005-0010 450.57
244 181014-00270005-0010 450.57
MARTIN WILLIAM JACKSON JR 0.360AC
LOTS 1-6 BLK5 SUWWRIVER SUBD
f6594 145'420203.'670 204 318 '
256/580 .

245 181014-00270010-0210 '568.14
245 181014-00270010-0210 568i.14
ANSTINE MONROE M & M ALVA& 0.600AC
LOTS 21-'24 25 26 27 28 29 30 '1 b '. ". .
31 &32 BLK 10 SLV RJV SLiBD
S'SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL"

246 I181014-00000017-0i:0' 685.91
246 1810-1-000000 17-0000 -685.91
SULLIVAN MIKE 1.000AC
COM AT NE/C OF NE/4 OF SE/4
GO S ALONG E SEC LN DIVIDE .
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

247 181014-00000022-0010 383.69
247 181014-00000022-0010 383.69
WILLIAMS LEWIS J 'N2.200AC
TRACT I DESC AS COM AT NE/C
OF GOVT LOT 10 OF 18-10-14'AS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

248 181014-00000022-0020 '218.85 9
248 181014-00000022-0020 218.85
WILLIAMS LEWIS J 2.200AC
TRACT 2 DESC AS COM AT NE/C
OF GOVT LOT 10 IN 18-10-14
SEE TAX ROLL FORADDITIONAL LEGAL

249 181014-00260001-0010 201.96'
249 181014-00260001-0010 2019.96
KIRBY DARYL S 1.320AC.
LOTS 1 23 4 567 & 8 BLK I
WEST & JOHNSONADDIT 8/143 : '
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

250 181014-00260002-0010 429.47
250 181014-00260002-0010 429.47
WRIGHT ANDREW L SR 0.240AC
LOTS I & 2 BLK. 2 WEST &
JOHNSON ADDIT 43/208 263/250
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

251 181014-00260004-0040 180.87
251 181014-00260004-0040 180.87 "
KIRBY DARYL S 0.830AC
LOTS45678 9& 10BLK4
WEST & JOHNSON ADDIT 8/143
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

252 181014-00260004-0110 HX 342.01
252 181014-00260004-0110 HX 342.01
LONIC BENJAMIN J 0.370AC


LOTS 11 12 & 13 BLK 4 WEST &
'JOHNSON ADDIT 53/434 & 435
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

253 181014-00260007-0170 96.47
253 181014-00260007-0170 96.47
DICKMEYER PAULA JEAN 0.380AC
LOTS 17 18 19 BLK 7 WEST AND
JOHNSON SUBD OR 68 PG 642
152/407 279/239

254 181014-00260008-0160 758.04
254 181014-00260008-0160 758.04
OGLESBY DAVID 0.250AC"
LOT 16 & 17 BLK 8 WEST &
JOHNSON ADDITION 127/161
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


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255 181014-00260013-0030 180.87
.255 181014-00260013-0030 180.87
KIRBY DARYL S 0.770AC
.LOTS 3 4-5 6 7 8 & 22 BLK 13
WEST & JOHNSON'ADDIT 2004/6479
-6483 2004/6484 2005/2472

256 181014-00260013-0120 117.57
256 181014-00260013-0120 117.57
KIRBY DARYL S 0.480AC
LOTS 12 13 14& 15 BLK 13
WEST & JOHNSON ADDIT 2004/6479
-6483 2004/6484 2005/2472 .

257 181014-00260013-0210 54.27
257 181014-00260013-0210 54.27
KIRBY DARYL S 0.110AC
LOT 21 BLK 13 WEST & JOHNSON
ADDITION 5/573 8/143 2004/6479
-6483 2004/6484 2005/2472

258 181014-00270001-0010 HX 667.35
258 181014-00270001-0010 HX 667.3t
BURKE RAYMOND & CYNTHIA 0.680AC
LOTS 1-13 BLOCK I SUWANNEE
RIVER SUBD 61/545 72/187
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

259 181014-00270002-0010 HX 351.80
259 181014-00270002-0010 HX 351.80
ROLLISON PAULA 0.720AC
LOTS 1-13 INCLUSIVE BLK 2 SUW
RIV SUBD 43/490 49/475
.SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

260 181014-00270004-0010 HX 196.37
260 181014-00270004-0010 HX 196.37
GOURLEY VICKIL 0.360AC
LOTS 12345 &6 BLK 4 SUW
RIV SUBD 75/325 130/07-09
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

261 181014-00270006-0020 419.51
261 181014-00270006-0020 419.51
LENOS MARY 0.480AC
LOTS 2367 10 1114 15BLK "
6 SUW RIVER SUBD 111/120 l24/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL'

262 181014-00270006-0130, HX 245.36
262 181014-00270006-0130 .. HX 245.36
BRUNDEGE JOHN W 0.600AC
LOTS1316172021242528 .
29 & 32 BLK 6 SUW RIVER SUBD
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

263 181014-00270006-0180 525.45,
263 181014-00270006-0:180 525.45
HARVEY GOLDEN V 0 240AC
LOTS 18 1922 & 23 BLK 6 SUW
RIVER SUBD OR 49/383 56/251-
252 75/667 99/324-325

264 181014-00270010-0010 60293 .
264 181014-00270010-0010 60293 :
WALDRON J LUTHER'& BG 0 120AC
LPTS 1 &4 BLK 10 SUW RIVER
SUBD 72/587 91/525 94/250 '
128/370 '

265 181014-00270010-0020 22802
265 181014-00270010-0020 22802
WALDRON J LUTHER & BG 0 120AC
LOTS 2 & 3 BLK 10 SUW RIVER
SUBD 72/587 91/525 94/250
148/219

266 181014-00270014-0020 49465
266 181014-00270014-0020 49465
CONTRELL RICKY' A & ._.' 0.240AC
LOTS 2 3 6 7 BLK 14 SUW RIV
SUBD91,512 104/197 117.203 &
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

267 181014-00270014-0180 HX 290.57
267 181014-00270014-0180 HX 290.57
HODSON JOHN E & PATRICIA A 0 480AC
LOTS 18 1922 & 23 BLK 14 SLW
RIV SUBD91,512 104-197
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

268 181014-027006O0.10iL. .:2'539S6,.:0'.
268 181014-00270016-0010 -'539.58 ..
YENASON ROSE B 1 920AC
LOTS 1-32 BLK 16 SUW RIVER
SUBD 92!69 1891121 189/123

269 181014-00270017-0240 HX 398.95
269 181014-00270017-0240 HX 398.95
HUFFMAN MATTHEW & JAMES E & 0.300AC
LOTS 24 25 28 29 & 32 BLK 17
:SUW RIVER SUBD 93/53 209/43
244/506 276/635

'270 181014-00270021-0020 HX 370.37
S270 181014-00270021-0020 HX 370.37
VERTREES GENEVA 0.720AC
LOTS 2-3-6-7-10-11-14-15-18-19
-22 & 23 BLK 21 SUW RIV SUBD
44/504 275/533 2004'841

271 181014-00270021-0130 HX 196.37
271 181014-00270021-0130 HX 196.37
PICKERN KENNETH L & AZIE M 0.360AC
LOTS 13 16 17 20 21 24 BLK 21
SUW RIV SUBD OR 50 PG 9
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

272 181014-00270022-0150 112.28,
272 181014-00270022-0150 112.28
SCOTT RAYMOND L & HARRIET S 0.300AC -
LOTS 15 18 19 22 & 23 BLK 22
SUW RIV SUBD 59/243 69/553
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

273 181014-00270022-0160 112.28
273 181014-00270022-0160 112.28
SCOTT RAYMONDI.& HARRIET S 0.300AC
LOTS 16 17 20 21 & 24 BLK 22 ,
SUW RIV SUBD 59/243 69/553
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
274 181014-00270023-0020 64.82
274 181014-00270023-0020 64.82
STRUBEL SAMUAL & LILLIAN 0.120AC
*LOTS 2 3 BLK 23 SUW RIV SUBD
OR 44, PG 590 OR 62/27 82/131

275 191014-02840001-0090 HX 149.98
275 191014-02840001-0090, HX 149.98
FLOYD RICHARD DARRELL & 2.410AC
LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 1 UT 4 SUW RIV
SPGS SUBD 70/423 72/344 76/663
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

276 201014-02870000-0040 665.16
276 201014-02870000-0040 665.16
SIZEMORE BETTY J 0.500AC
LOT 4 MOSSY OAKS SUBD 119/502
135/21 149/518 149/519233/638
237/246237/247252/256

277 201014-03160000-0010 720.25
277 201014-03160000-0010 720.25
RW OF GILCHRIST COUNTY LTD 0.440AC
LOT 1 GREENWAYS OF FANNING
SPRINGS 61/485 143/481 157/324
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

\78 201014-03160000-0020 720.25
278201014-03160000-0020 720.25
RW OF GILCHRIST COUNTY LTD 0.440AC
LOT 2 GREENWAYS OF FANNING
SPRINGS 61/485 143/481 157/324
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


279 201014-02810001-0390 1,016.18
279 201014-02810001-0390 1,016.18
STEVENS ROBERT J 0.220AC
LOT 39 BLK I UNIT I SUW RIV
SPGS SUBD 45/535 54/217 86/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

280201014-02810001-0410 HX 2,149.08
280 201014-02810001-0410 HX 2,149.08
JOHNSON CHARLES E & LESLIE E 2.490AC
THE ISLAND LYING WITHIN BLK 1
SUW RIV SPGS SUBD & E 15 FT OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

281 201014-02810010-0080 372.40
281 201014-02810010-0080 372,40
WALDRON JOHN & BRENDA 0.200AC
LOT 8 BLK 10 UNIT I SUW RIV
SPGS SUBD 48/504 85/158
95/356 167/383


282 201014-02810010-0090 216.51
282 201014-02810010-0090 216.51
BEARSS DOROTHIEA I 0.230AC
LOT 9 BLK 10 UNIT I SUW RIV
SPGS SUBD OR 45/577 & OR
75/71 126/146

283 201014-02810010-0100 377.27
283 201014-02810010-0100 377.27
BASS G W & CORA LEE 0.190AC
LOT 10 BLK 10 UNIT 1 SUW RIV
SPGS SUBD 99/475 213/ 515

284 201014-02810010-0110 379.98
284201014-02810010-0110 379.98
BASS GW & CORA LEE 0.170AC
LOT 11 BLK 10 UNIT 1 SUW RIV
SPGS SUBD 97/571 213/ 515

285 201014-02810010-0120 384.98
285 201014-02810010-0120 384.98
BASS GW& CORA LEE 6.180AC
LOT 12 BLK 10 UNIT I SUW RIV ,
SPGS SUBD 87/635 88/7 213/515

286201014-02810010-Q130 3910)52
286 201014-02810010-0130 390.52
BASS G W & CORA LEE 0.220AC
.LOT 13 BLK 10 UNIT 1 SUWANNEE
RIVER SPRINGS SUBD 87/635
213/515

287201014-02810011-0030:. 353.23
287 201014-02810011-0030 353.23
BASS G W & CORA LEE 0.180AC
LOT 3 BLK II UNIT I SUW RIV.
SPGS SUBD 19-10-14 OR 63/254
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

288 201014-02810011-0040 544 86
288 201014-02810011-0040 544 86
WALDRON JOHN & BRENDA 0 180AC
LOT 4 BLK II LINIT I SUW RJV
SPGS SUBD OR 45.'465 142/509
143.'379 213/515

289201014-02810011-0140 HX 109.85
289 201014-02810011-0140 HX 109 85
FULLER RICHARD L & 0 360AC
LOTS 14 & 15BLK II UNIT
S .SUW RIV SPGS SUBD OR 75.660
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

290 201014-l2820018-001 74502 .

S TiLLEY JERR L & THERESA FAYE 2.450AC
LOTS I & 2 BLK 18
S UNIT 2 SUW RIV SPGS SUBD METES
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

291 20(1014-02820018-01.141 453 51
291 201014-02820018-0041 4535 1
DA\VIS ANTHONY H & STACEY L 0 50(iAC
W2LT4BLK 18UT2SLIX RIV "
SPGS SUBD DESC AS BEGIN AT & '
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

S 292 201014-02830000-0170 HX 109 85
292 201014.02830000-0170 HX 10985
WILLIAMS STEVIE C I 090AC
LOT 17 UNIT 3 SUW RJV SPGS
54/34 224;328 292'407 2003/
S6727 .

293201014-02830000-0210 96940 '
293 201014-02830000-0210 96940
RWALDRON JOHN & BRENDA I C00AC
LOT 21 UNIT 3 SUW RIVER
SPRINGS SUBD 59.'275 83.286
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

294 2(11014-03020000-02200 72025
294 201014-.i30200i:0-0200 72025
PADOT DAVID Wv & MAR' ANN H 00210AC
LOT 20 THE RIVERWALK FANNING ,
SPRINGS UT I 61 485 143481
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

295201014-03020000-0300 720.25 .
295 201014-03020000-0300 720.25
J DEANS CONSTRUCTION INC 27500AC
LOT.30THERIMVERWAILKOPF'. i 51.A '
FANNING SPRINGS PHASE 1 61/485
SEE TAX ROLL FOR'ADDITI'ONAL'LEGAL

296211014-00040000-0310 68022
296211014-00040000-0310 680922
MCDONALD ROBERT E & 0.340AC
LOTS 31 & 32 GARDNER HART.
UNREC SUBD DESC IN METES & BDS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL,

297 211014-01180000-015017 69.51
297211014-01180000-0151 69.51
HILLS RONALD D ETAL O 0.410AC
E30'OF N.2 OF NW 4 OF NE/4, ,
21-10-14 131.506

298211014-01180000-0210 HX 27882
298 211014-01180000-0210 HX 278 82
RLUSSELL ERIC & KRISTI 5 ('I:0AC
LOT 21-A GILCHRIST GARDENS
LUNREC SUBD DESC AS COM AT SE.C
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

299 221014-00000004-0000 468.45
299 221014-00000004-0000 468.45
GILCHRIST DEVELOPERS INC 1.000AC
BEG SE COR OF NW/4 RUN W 70 '
YDS N 70 YDS E 70 YDS &S 70
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

300 221014-01280000-0050 460.12
300 221014-01280000-0050 460.12
AMBROSIA INVESTMENTS INC 5.00AC
1OT RAMBLING RAMBO ESTATES
CONT 5 AC M/L 140/75 1.52/459
SSEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL,

301 221014-01280000-0060 296.93
301 221014-01280000-0060 296.93
AMBROSIA INVESTMENTS INC 5.000AC
LOT 6 RAMBLING RAMBO ESTATES
CONT 5 AC M/L 140/77 152/459
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

302 221014-01280000-0070 HX '880.38
302 221014-01280000-0070 HX 880.38
HODGE HENRY M & BARBARA H 5.000AC
LOT 7 RAMBLING RAMBO ESTATES
CONT 5 AC M/L 140/81 152/457 '
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

303 221014-01280000-0100 734.47'
303.221014-01280000-0100 734.47
ALAYO ELEUTERIO L & 5.000AC
LOT 10 RAMBLIN RAMBO ESTATES
CONT 5 AC M/L 140/85 151/337
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

304221014-01280000-0110 HX 665.86
,304221014-01280000-0110 HX 665.86
JONES WAYNE & PEGGY 5.000AC
LOT 11 RAMBLING RAMBO ESTATES
"CONT 5 AC M/L 151/255 151/385
181/89 240/406

305 221014-01280000-0120 645.63
305 221014-01280000-0120 645.63
JOHNSON JANE 5.000AC
LOT 12 RAMBLIN RAMBO ESTATES
CONT 5 AC M/L 142/109 159/80
181/89 227/17 2000/2622

306 320615-00000004-0000 155.47
306 320615-00000004-0000 155.47


GODBEY DOUGLAS R & REBECCA R 1.380AC

FOR POR COM AT SE/C 32-6-15
THENCE S 89 DEG W ALG S LN OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
307 320615-00650050-0000 1,219.26
307 320615-00650050-0000 1,219.26
GODBEY DOUGLAS R & 2.570AC
PARCEL 5 METES & BDS DESC FLA
WOODLAND UNREC SUBD 58/688
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

308 320615-00650060-0000 1,556.52
308 320615-00650060-0000 1,556.52
GODBEY DOUGLAS R & REBECCA R 5.410AC
PARCELS 6 & 7 MTS & BDS DESC
FLORIDA WOODLAND UNREC SUBD
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


309 320615-00650290-0000 328.57
309 320615-00650290-0000 328.57
DAVISSON MARGARET & 5.000AC
PARCELS 29 & 30 METES & BDS
DESC FLA WOODLAND UNREC SUBD
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

310 340615-000000 0-0000 1,664.09
310 340615-00000010-0000 1,664.09
BRUDERLY DAVID E 14.000AC
COM AT NE/C OF 34-6-15 GO S
ALG E LN OF SEC 276FT TO POB
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

311 350615-00000003-0000 1,883.52
311 350615-00000003-0000 1,883.52,
MCCORMICk TRUST 2.150AC -
COM SW/C LT 12 IRA BEA'S OASIS
UNIT 3A UNREC GO W 396 FT M/L
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

312350615-00000009-0000 1,793.58
312 350615-00000009-0000 1,793.58
MCCORMICK TRUSTEE. 4.500AC
BEG AT SE/C OF NE/4 OF SEC
35-6-15 GONODEG 1831 90FT ..
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

313 350615-03300000-0020 1,211 07 "
313 350615-03300000-0020 1.211 (17 .
POGUE JIM N & CAROL 0 520AC
LOT 2 UNIT 3 IRA BEAS OASIS
OR 39 PG 34 OR 72 PG 200

,314 350615-03300000-0030 771.69
314 350615-03300000-0030 771.69
WOLFORD RICHARD W & IKATHLEEN A 0.520AC
LOT3 UNIT 3 IRA BEAS OASIS
SUBD 27/542 2002/2520 .

315 35110615-034110000-0190 11704
315 350615-03410000-0190 11704
NEWCOMB CHARLES ALLEN 0.410AC
S LOT 19 UNIT 4A ULNREC SUBD IRA. '
BEAS OASIS 64,665 182 635
2.101.: 2290 2001 232

316 350615-07200000-01"20 110 30)
31p 350615-1t72000100-0020 110) 30 '.
\VOLFORD RICHARDW &. KATHLEEN A 0 560AC
LOT 2 WOODLAND OASIS UNREC
SSLiBDCONT.506ACDESC IN MTS
& BDS DESC 145 4 2004 4659

317 350615-072000'0'-0140 HN 19637
: 317350615-07200000-0140 HN 19637 .
PRJVET'TE JOSEPH EARL 5 OOLAC
LOT 14 WOODLAND OASIS UNREC 3
SUBD MTS & BDS DESC 5 0 AC ,C
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

318 350615-07200000-0180 11030 -
318 3 50615-07200000-0180 11 0 136
HEDMAN LLOVD&.IJANICE 0 530AC
LOTS 18 MITS & BDS DESC 53 AC
WOODLAND OASIS LrNREC SUBD OR
" SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

319 350615-0720000B0-0190 11030
319 350615-07200000-0190 110 30
PARKER WILLIAM C 0 590AC
,LOT 19N MTS & BDS DESC 59 AC .
WOODLAND OASIS ULNREC SUBD
S SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

320 360615-0086000B-0060 159 76
320 360615-0086000B-0060 159 76
WOLFORD RICHARD V & KATHLEENA O.510AC
LOT 6 BLK B SANTA FE OASIS
UNREC SLBDCONT 51 AC
15i'. 31:6 185'316 2004.4658

321 360615-0086000B-,0:i70 15976
321 36061.5-)08600JOB-0r.70 15976
GODWIN BARBARDA 1. 510AAC
LOT 7 BLK B SANTA FE OASIS
LUNOREC SUBD CONT 51 AC 245 89
2 2003 1,'3 .

322 360615-0086000D-0220 159 76
322 360615-0086000D-0220 159.76
%\OL FORD RICHARDW S& KATHLEEN A "' '500AC
LOT 22 BLK D SANTA FE OASIS
SLUNREC SUBD CONT 50 AC 164 244
2004,4658

323 360615-0C86000i:D-0230 159 76
323 360615-00860000D-0230 15976
SWOLFORD RICHARD W & KATHLEEN A .5QOAC
LOT 23 BLK D SANTA FE OASIS
UNREC SUBD CONT 50 AC244 218 -
2005/4026

324 36061 5-008608:0ilE-0030 159 7o
324 360615-0086000E-00:30 15976
WOL FORD RICHARD W JR & 0.530AC
LOT : BLK E SANTA FE OASIS .
SUNREC SUBD CONT 53 AC174/323
2003 701 '

325 360615-0086000E-0040 159.76
325 3o'615-.008.00iE-0064J 159.76
\'. :OLFORD RICHARD WV JR & 0.600AC
LOT 4 BLK E SANTA FE OASIS
UNREC SUBD CONT p6) AC 2003
1340 ,

326 36i ]5-liOS60ii0E-0050 159 76
326 360,15-0086000E-0050 159.76
WOLFORD RICHARD W JR & 0.720AC
LOT 5 BLK E SANTE FE OASIS
UNREC SUBD CONT 72 AC 21:3' '
1340

327 360615-0086000E-0060 159.76
327 360615-0086000E-0060 159;76

WOLFORD RICHARD W & KATHLEEN A 0.660AC
LOT 6 BLKE SANTE FE OASIS
UNREC SUBD CONT .66 AC 150/310
2003/1234
328 360615-0086000E-0070 159.76
328 360615-0086000E-0070 159.76
WOLFORD'RICHARD W JR & 0.670AC
LOT 7 BLK E SANTA FE OASIS .
UNREC SUBD CONT .67 AC
156/673169/3282003/1340 .

329 360615-0086000E-0140 286.37
329 360615-0086000E-0140 286.37
WOLFORD RICHARD W & KATHLEEN A 1.450AC
LOTS 14& 15 BLK E SANTA FE
OASIS UNREC SUBD CONT 1.45 AC
2004/4657

330 360615-0086000F-0010 159.76
330 360615-0086000F-0010 159.76
GREEN LINDA C 0.890AC
LOT 1 BLK F SANTA FE OASIS
UNREC SUBD CONT .89 AC 231/633
2004/53226

331 360615-0086000F-0040 159.76
331 360615-0086000F-0040 159.76
WOLFORD RICHARD W & KATHLEEN A 0.560AC
LOT 4 BLK F SANTA FE OASIS
UNREC SUBD CONT .56 AC 164/376
2004/4657

332 360615-0086000F-0090 159.76
332 360615-0086000F-0090 159.76
WOLFORD RICHARD W & KATHLEEN A 0.8 IOAC
LOT 9 BLK F SANTA FE OASIS
UNREC SUBD CONT .81 AC
161/431 162/635 2004/4656


333 010715-00000007-0000 252.09
333 010715-00000007-0000 252.09
COLEMAN CLEMENTINE 2.560AC
N 83 FT MEAS ALG W PROP LN OF
GOVT LOT 4

334 030715-00000001-0040 HX 1,351.66
334 030715-00000001-0040 HX 1,351.66
HOWELL DONALD L & PAULINE A 9.630AC
COM AT SE/C OF NE/4 OF NE/4
OF 3-7-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

335 040715-00000006-0040 HX 608.16
335 040715-00000006-0040 HX 608.16
SMITH ALVIN J JR 8.590AC
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF SE/4 OF
4-7-15 AND RUN N ALG W LN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


336 040715-00000003-0010 HX 923.44
336 040715-00000003-0010 HX 923.44
DEES JAMES A & DONNA S 15.050AC
WEST 331 FT OF SW/4 OF SW/4
4-7-15 & W/2OF E 331 FT OF W
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

337 040715-00000003-0050 .2,116.83
337 040715-00000003-0050 2,116.83
SMITH JOHN A 20.120AC
LOTS 5 & 6 CONT 20.12 AC M/L '
DESC AS COM AT SW/C OF 4-7-15
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

338 040715-00000003-0070 666.18
338 040715-00000003-0070 666.18
SMITH JOHN A 10.000AC
COM AT SW/C OF 4-7-15 THENCE
N 90 DEG E ALONG S LINE OF ,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

339 040715-000i0'C'0'3-013," 1,347.23
S 339 134071 5.0('-,":.i",'33-0130 1,347.23
BOW LES DAVID 10.090AC
LOT 13 CONT 10 09 AC DESC AS
COMl AT S 4 SEC C OF 4.7-15 GO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

340 050715-00000007-0020 781:69
340 050715-00000107-0020 781 69
LEWIS GLORIA WV & WILLIAM M 10.000AC
' COMATSWCOFSE4OF5-7-15
& RUN N 89 DEG E ALG S LN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

341 050715-00000007-0025 HX 544 39
341 050715-00000007-0025 HX 544 39
PRICHARD JAMES W M 20 OOOAC'
COM AT SWIC OF SE/4 OF 5-7-15
& RUN N 89 DEGEALG S LN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

342 050715-00310000-0030 HX 380.05
'342 050715-00310000-0030 HX 380.05
REHBERG BETT'Y LOU & 0 460AC..
LOT 3 OF ANDERSON SECT DESC
'IN METES & BD:DESC 47.445
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

343 .1507153-0 1."),00-01 1I HX 196 37

S POCWELL JERRY F & BROOKE A 0 460AC,
LOT II OF ANDERSON SECT UNREC
S DESC IN METES & BDS DESC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

344060715-1.1rX 11C ,'I)u l-001f 0 HX 1.24881
S 344 tp0715 I.0on" 01-001' HX 124881
STEWART MiCIAEL Ji & JANET E & 29.400AC-
PARCEL B OR COMBAT NE C OF
6.7.15GOS3DEGEALONGE ,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

345070715-00320u00.0-0100) HX. 391 45
S 345070715-00320000.0100 HX 39145
JONES RICHARD C SR & 2 200AC -
S W.'2 OF LOT 10 SANTA FE COR
LINREC SULBD CONT 2 22 471369
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
346 070715.00000001-0000 244 16
S346 (70715.l0'000010i-0000 244 16
OLCOTT EARL 10 0ICAC
NE 4 OF NE'4 OF NE.'4 711436 &
441 78.465-466 216 30239458
24 5.28(l 288 241I 2'000 626
S347 ''70 Ii715- "::',0',I' 1-,I00,11 244 16
347 1070715-011i.W000 1 I1-0CJ1 I0 244 16
OLCOTT EARL I( Ci00AC
SE 4 OF NE.4 OF NE.'4 70.13/
450 & 1/4 INT IN EASEMENT 85/
S. 160214 179221 67


:348 i.,70715-"-0"00001 1-00210 244.16
348 070715.iiK6f0n0.l1I-0'.:020 244.16
C)LCOTT EARL 111 C10'A" ;..
W SW -4 OF NE 4 OF NE'4 OR 70/
436& 444 77 31.3 134'451 19/ -
-392-394 214,373
-: 3' 4 Q l(1r,--715.u ),lii,01' .,-, -1,4 12 7 I I
349,0707,15-1.i0000'i ")" I-1.040 .:. 127. I,
OLCOTT EARL ET AL I.O60AC
W36.FTOF E 50 FTOFSE/4 OF .
NE/4 70/504 LESS RD R/W
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

350070715-00000003-0010 HX 290'.14,
350 070715-00000003-0010. HX 290.14
PHILLIPS MICHAEL A & JEANIE C 2.000AC
COM AT NW' C OF S 20FNE/4OF ,
7-7-15 AS POB GO E 417 FT GO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

351 070715-,i),'2,'".,','t',-i."'4:1. 296:48.
351,070715-0032"00,0.-0:14i.,' 296.48
MACiTKRUDOLPH & ANTONETTE 4.160AC
LOT 4 SANTA FE CORNERS UNREC
SULBD 39 155 131 389 34 2S2
218 497 256 523

352,080715-00000005-0010 2,133.34
352 (8,'i715-0:,)100i" 5-001'.,i i 2,133.34
OLCOT T EARL H 58.240AC
NW/4 OF NW/4 & W/2 OF SW/4 OF .',
NW/4 LESS S 4.0FT RD R/W,70/
SEE TAX ROLLYFOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
353 080715-000000Q5-0020 2,184.11
353 080715-00000005-0020 2 18411
OLCOTT EARL H 19 500AC
E/2 OF SW/4 OF NW/4 LESS S 40
FT OF ST RD R/W 19.50 AC
82/318 163/206

354 080715-00000005-0030 1,659.94
354 080715-00000005-0030 1,659.94
OLCOTT EARL H 39.000AC
SE/4 OF NW/4 LESS S 40 FT RD "
R/W 70/318 '& 327 72/264 163/
205-206

355 080715-00000008-0000 5,510.07
355 080715-00000008-0000 5,510.07
DOMINGUEZ ABRAHAM & ,82.930AC
S/2 OF SW/4 76/364 EASEMENT
84/140 99/335-336 239/42
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

356 090715-00770000-0680 83.80
356 090715-00770000-0680 83.80
PUJOS VICTOR REYES 1 .020AC
LOT 68 SANTA FE RANCH SUBD
DESC IN METES & BDS CONT 1.10
AC 125/157

357090715-00000002-0000 HX 1,108.58
357 090715-00000002-0000 HX 1,108.58
LOPES VALERIE & RITA SIMCOE 17.480AC
NW/4'OF NE/4 LESS 3 AC TO
CHURCH 140/696 UTLY ESMT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

358 090715-00000003-0030 HX 599.81
358 090715-00000003-0030 HX 599.81
WAWERCZYK BILLIE JO & STEPHEN 5.000AC'
NE/4 OF NW/4 OF SE/4 LESS 2
AC TO CHURCH & LESS 3 AC TO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

359 090715-00770000-0430 83.80
359 090715-00770000-0430 83.80


VIDAL PORTELA RAFAEL G 1.020AC
LOT 43 SANTA FE RANCH SUBD
UNREC 46/481 224/600 261/34

360 090715-00770000-0910 83.80
360 090715-00770000-0910 83.80
PEREZ RAUL N PEREZ AND/OR ANA 1.030AC
LOT 91 SANTA FE RANCH SUBD
UNREC 46/481 163/202

361 090715-00770000-0940 83.80
361 090715-00770000-0940 83.80
ROLDAN EDGA 1.020AC
LOT 94 SANTA FE RANCH SUBD
UNREC 46/481 2004/4101

362 090715-00770000-1150 83.80
362 090715-00770000-1150 83.80
MELENDEZ RAFAEL 0.970AC
LOT .115 SANTA FE RANCH SUBD
UNREC 46/481 192/477


363 100715-02220000-0140 291.42
363 100715-02220000-0140 291.42
GAGLIONE JOSEPH N JR 5.100AC
LOT 14 LOWELL ESTATES SUBD
CONT 5.10 AC 140/332 275/45

364 100715-02220000-0,150 286.88
364 100715-02220000-0150 286.88
GAGLIONE JOSEPH N JR 5.010AC :
LOT 15 LOWELL ESTATES SUBD
CONT 5.01 AC 140/332 275/45
365 100715-02220000-0060 981 72
365 100715-02220000-0060 981 72
ADAMS NATHANIAL F & LEE ANN 6.010AC
LOT 6 LOWELL ESTATES SUBD CONT
6.012 AC 140/332 2002/967-
2002/5360 2002/5361
366 110715-00000011-0000, 43652
366 110715-00000011-0000 436 52
WALKER LEWIS 5.310AC '.
SSW 4 OF NW/4 103464 LESS 10 A -.
AC TO GALLOWAY ET AL 114/89&
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

367 110715-00000011-0010 HX 60424
367 110715-00000011-0010 HX 604 24
WALKER LEWIS 10 500AC
COMBAT SE/C OF SW/4 OF NW/4
OF 11-7-15 FOR A POB GO ONS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL .

368 110715-00000011-0020 108.87
368 110715-00000011-0020 108.87
FLORID-A FISH & WILDLIFE 26 640AC
SCOM AT SW.'C OF SW14 OF NW/4 OF
11-7-15 FOR POB THENCE RUN ALG
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

369 110715-00000012-0020 HX 758.11
369 110715.00000012-0020 HX '758.11
POTTER BONNIE 1.140AC
COM AT NW/COR OF.NW/4OF SW/4
GO S 0 DEG 05 MIN W 659.83 FT
,SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

370 110715-00000012-0060 897 14
370 110715-00000012-0060 897 14
HOPKIN MELISSA & I OOOAC
COM AT 2" IRON PIPE BEING '
KNOWN AS NW/C OF NE/4 OF SW/4 -"
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

371 110715-00000012-0061 201 96
371 110715-00000012-0061 201.96
S HOPKIN MELISSA & 2 OOOAC -
COM AT NW.C OF NW/4 OF SW/4 -
11-7-15RUNONWLNOF NW4/4 OF "
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

372 120715-00000004-0070 1,70404
372 120715-00000004-0070 1,704 04 -
i CASSELMAN APRIL LINDSEY & 27 340AC,-','
COM AT SW'C OF 12-7-15 AS POB :....
SGO E 462 56 FT GO N 827 20 FT. .:
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

373 160715-00340000-0020 33448
373 160715-00340000-0020 33448 .'
WHITE WILLIAM & MARY 5.100AC :..
LOT 2 UNIT I EMERALD FARMS -';
59 623 88'675

374 160715-00340000-0330 HX 441 75
374 160715-00340000-0330 HX 441 75
EVANS JAMES S 5 OOOAC
LOT 33 UNIT I EMERALD FARMS .
S75 570217 70)4 ULTIL EASEMENT -"
229 116 2004'1578 2005,'4105

S375 160715-00340000-0510 417 18
375 160715-00340000-0510 417 18
BITTICK CHARLES L 6 500AC
LOT 51 UNIT I EMERALD FARMS
78473 104 442 TAX DEED
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

376 160715-00340000-0980 HX 701 79
376 160715-00340000-0980 HX 70,1 79
GEiGER JOHN & JUNE 5 O00AC
LOT 98 UNIT I EMERALD FARMS
76/405 125'311 EASEMENT 128,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL :,.
377 160715-00340000-1'110 328 57
377 160715-00340000-1110 32857
WHITE DALE 5.000AC
LOT III UNIT I EMERALD FARMS
76/406 99/455 242/192 2003/
6173

378 160715-00340000-1130 358 11
378 160715-00340000-I 130 358 I1
SWEARINGEN STEPHEN B 5.500AC
LOT 113 UNIT I EMERALD FARMS
83/649"

379 180715-00000003-0210 HX 30546
379 180715-00000003-0210 HX 305.46
HEAVENER CHRIS T 20.000AC
COM AT NE C OF SW/4 OF
18-7-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL '

380 180715-02710000-00301 521.42
386,180715-02710000-0030 521.42
BERRY JAMES H 5.000AC
LOT 3 VARGAS WOODS SUBD CONT
5 AC 129/106 PIPELINE EASEMENT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

.381 300715-00350001-0040 696.89
381 300715-00350001-0040 696.89
PIERCE CONNIE AS TRUSTEE 2.500AC
LOT 4 BLK I OAKWOOD ESTATES
106/681-682 248/562 2000/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

382 300715-00350001-0100 HX 453.26
382300715-00350001-0100 HX 453.26
SEWARD CARLETON R & KAY BAKER 4.880AC.
LOT 10 BLK I OAKWOOD EST SUBD
CONT 5 AC 154/620 154/622
UTIL EASEMENT 273/308 279/635 .

383 300715-00350002-0060 47.45
383 300715-00350002-0060 47.45
ALBRIGHT DAVID L & JAMIE L 4.830AC .
LOT 6 BLK 2 OAKWOOD ESTATES
82/517 117/632 2000/4941 2005/
2273 .


384 300715-00350002-0070 317.93
384 300715-00350002-0070 317.93.
ALBRIGHT DAVID L & JAMIE L 9.900AC
LOTS 7 & 8 BLK 2 OAKWOOD EST
SUBD 51/591 80/588 82/573 114t
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

385 310715-00000006-0011 HX 2,002.31
385 310715-00000006-0011 HX. 2,002.31
PHILMAN CHERRI RACHELLE & 5.010AC
COM AT SW/C OF NW/4 OF 31-7-15
FOR POB THENCE RUN ALG W LN OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

386 310715-00000008-0000 355.39
386 310715-00000008-0000. 355.39
PHILPOT DAVID HENRY ET AL 120.000AC
N/2 OF SW/4 & SW/4 OF SW/4
47/378 & 380 66/194 69/648
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

387 310715-00000010-0040 133.31
387 310715-00000010-0040 133.31
BROWNE TERRY DRAKE 1.130AC
COM AT NE/C OF N/2 OF NW/4 OF
SE/4 OF 31-7-15 FOR POB THENCE
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

388 320715-00360000-00Q0 149.21
388 320715-00360000-00Q0 149.21
M & P PARTNERSHIP LTD 1.140AC
TRACT Q CONT 1.13 AC TAX DEED
2004/4212-4214 CORRECTIVE TAX
DEED 2004/4429

389 320715-00000005-0000 412.98
389 320715-00000005-0000 412.98
HADDA JOHN JAY 5.000AC
SW/4 OF NE/4 OF NE/4 OF SE/ 4
& NW/4 OF SE/4 OF NE/4 OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


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390 320715-00000006-0000 122.21
390 320715-00000006-0000 122.21
FULTZ DARRELL & MONTIE 1.250AC
N/2 OF SW/4 OF NW/4 OF NE/4
OF SE/4 150/670-671 2001/4560

391 320715-00000011-0000 122.21
391 320715-00000011-0000 122.21
MITCHELL WILL W & 1.250AC
N/2 OF SE/4 OF NE/4 OF NE/4
OF SE/4 71/239 191/49 270/595
288/523 2005/1005 2005/1006

392 320715-00000020-0020 HX 312.80
392320715-00000020-0020 HX 312.80
PLETCHER GREGORY A & MARILYN J 10.000AC
*.COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF NW/4
-OF 32-7-15 FOR POB THENCE RUN
-SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
.-393 320715-00000023-0010 HX 750.36
'--393320715-00000023-0010 HX. 750.36
SHEPPARD DOYLE HENRY 2.540AC
; -'IRQM NE/C OF SW/4 OF SW/4 OF
'32-7-15 GO W 145 FT TO POB,
:.SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

394 320715-00000040-0000 122.21
-394 320715-00000040-0000 ..122.2.1
SCHILTZ.LEO ET UX 1.250AC
"S/2 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 OF NW/4
.;OF SE/4

.395 320715-00360015-0010. 149.21
395 320715-00360015-0010 149.21 .
ROBERTS DAVID E & WANDA L 1.260AC
-LOT 1 BLK 15 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 157/331 TAX DEED.
S2002/1625 2002/4145

:-:-396320715-00360015-0020 HX' 196.37
S'- 396 320715-00360015-0020 HX 196.37
. LEMONS SAMUEL C & TONIA LEMONS 1.000AC
LOT 2 BLK 15 SUWANNEE RIVER
"ESTATES NORTH 163/623 233/366
EE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

'397 320715-00360015-0050 313.21
-397 320715-00360015-0050 313.21
FREEMAN BRYANM 1.00AC
' -LOT 5 BLK 15 SUWANNEE RIVER
.-ESTATES NORTH 118/466 180/239 .
: :SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

: 398 320715-00360017-0140 149.21
. 398 320715-00360017-0140. 149.21
- COLEMAN RICHIE C & TAMMI I 030AC
LOT 14 BLK 17 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 136/106 223/608
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

399 320.715-001361')017-0150 149.21
399320715-00360017-0150 149.21 ;
COLEMAN RICHIE C & TAMMI 1.030AC
'LOT 15 BLK 17 SUWANNEE RIVER
,ESTATES NORTH 136/106 223/608 :
SSEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

400 320715-00360017-0160: HX 19637
400 320715-00360017-0160 HX 196.37
COLEMAN RICHIE C & TAMMI 1.200AC
LOT 16 BLK 17 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 136/106 223/608 :
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

401 320715-00360020-0040 HX 196.37
401 320715-00360020-0040 HX 196.37
DAVIS NORMAN L & RAMONA 1.030AC
LOT 4 BLK 20 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 136/106.223/608
240/344 285/650

402 320715-00360020-0050 149.21
402 320715-00360020-0050 149.21
DAVIS NORMAN L & RAMONA 1.030AC
LOT 5 BLK 20 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 136/106 2,23/608
240/344 2851650

,3 32071 5-1(0360020-0:191: HX 821 97
4-13 32(0715-i-00360020.0)0(9 HX 821 97
STROUP DEAN L & CAROL A 2 2 1)AC
LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 20' SUWV RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 118/261 136/106
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

404 320715-00360020-0140 149.21
404 320715-00360020-0140 149.21
MCDOUGAL NATHAN G 1 030AC
LOT 14 BLK 20 SLUWANNEE Ri% ER
ESTATES NORTH 136 106 223 608
240.344 2001 I 1655

405 320715-00360021-0120. 149.21 .
405 320715-00360021-0120 149.21
WEBSTER ROBERT E & ROSEANN L 1.030AC
LOT 12 BLK 21 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 136/106 223/608
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

406 320715-00360021-0140 149.21
406 320715-00360021-0140 149.21
MCDOUGAL NATHAN G 1.030AC
LOT 14 BLK 21 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES NORTH 136/106 223/608
240/344 2001/1655 2005/5072

407 320715-03610000-0030 HX 656.21
407 320715-03610000-0030 HX 656.21
HADDA JOHN JAY 1.900AC
LOTS 3 & 4 SUWANNEE RIVER EST
NORTH REPLAT OF VACATED TRACTS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

408 330115-00000020-0000 HX 196.37
408330715-00000020-0000 HX _19f.37
ZIMMERMAN HARRY L & HELEN FAY 1.500AC
SW/4 OF SW/4 OF NW/4 OF NW/4
48/422 60/15 73/552 116/53
'SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

409 330715-00000029-0000 112.28
409 330715-00000029-0000 112.28
OBERHOLTZ JOAN E 2.500AC
N/2 OF N/2 OF NW/4 OF NE/4 OF
-NW/4 178/640 178/641

410 330715-00000035-0000 170.31
410 330715-00000035-0000 170.31
GODWIN LESLIE H 2.500AC
SNE/4 OF SW/4 OF NE/4 OF SW/4

* 411 330715-00000036-0000 HX 196.37
411 330715-00000036-0000 HX 196.37
SHOURDAS NIKITAS M & PAULINE C 13.900AC
SW/4 OF NW/4 14.75 AC TO LISA
MCDOUGAL 164/76 LEAVING 25.25
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

S412 050815-03600001-0020 149.21
412 050815-03600001-0020 ,149.21
HAMEL ALBERT G & HOLLOWAY MARY 1.000AC
LOT 2 BLK 1 SUWANNEE RIVER
EST SOUTH 154/357

413 050815-03600001-0160 149.21
S413 050815-03600001-0160 149.21
LESPINASSE GERTHA 1.190AC
SLOT 16 BLK 1 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 152/241 2005/942

414 050815-03600002-0020 149.21
414 050815-03600002-0020 149.21
ETENNE MARIE 1.030AC
LOT 2 BLK 2 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES 136/106 223/608 235/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


415 050815-03600002-0030 149.21
415 050815-03600002-0030 149.21
ETENNE MARIE 1.030AC
LOT 3 BLK 2 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES 136/106 223/608 235/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

416 050815-03600002-0090 348.67
416 050815-03600002-0090 348.67
STONE TIMOTHY D & VIRGINIA A 1.1 50AC
LOT 9 BLK 2 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES 136/106 223/608 235/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

417 050815-03600002-0100 149.21
417 050815-03600002-0100 149.21
STONE TIMOTHY D & VIRGINIA A 1.030AC
LOT 10 BLK 2 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES 136/106'223/608 235/


SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

418 050815-03600005-0060 149,21
418 050815-03600005-0060. 149.21
SCHROEDER HARRY RICHARD & GRAC 1.030AC
LOT 6 BLK 5 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 159/284

419 050815-03600005-0,090 149.21
419 050815-03600005-0090 149.21
O'NEAL WILLIAM E 1.190AC
LOT 9 BLK 5 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 136/106 223/608
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

420 050815-03600006-0140 149.21
420 050815-03600006-0140 149.21
WILLIS MELISSA ANN 1.040AC
LOT 14 BLK 6 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 106/367 TAX DEED
2004/2073 2005/2144 2005/5187

42.1 050815-03600006-0160 313.25
421 050815-03600006-0160 313.25
KING JERRY SAMPSON JR 1.200AC
LOT 16 BLK 6 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 136/106 223/608
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

422 050815-03600007-0'120 14921
422 0503815-03o,'0010.7-0020 149 21
DEMETRIUS JOHN & BEVERLEY 1.040AC
LOT'2 BLK 7 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 141 71 212'3 59
2005/3653

423 050815-03600007-0140 149.21
423 050315-03600007-0140 149.21 .
SUWANNEE RIVER SPRINGS INC 1.040AC
LOT 14 BLK 7SLIWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 136'106 223;608
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

424 050815-03600008-0050 149.21
424 050815-03600008-0050 149.21.
PORTER WA 'NE & 1.030AC
LOT 5 BLK 8 SUWANNEE RIER
ESTATES SOUTH 154-116 2005/2985
20)') 5.4548

425 050815-036001.108-0090 149 21
425 050815-03600008-009i)i 14921
SOUTHEASTERN FUNDING PRTN LLLP I 170AC
LOT 9 BLK 8 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 136 106 223-608
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

426 050815-i136)00009-0090 14921
426 0.i508 5-03600.1"09-01".90 149 21 I
ELKORDY NUTANMATEE JEAN&. I 190AC
LOT 9 BLK 9 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOULiTH 148 233 201:15
210(j.

427050815-03600 i |2-0020 HX 86845
427 050S15.03600012).0(j20 HN 868 45
HOCKEMEYER ERIC VINCENT 1 040AC
LOT 2 BLK 12 SUWVANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 118 261 180-244
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

428'050815-03600012-0120 149.21
428 050815-03600012-0120 14921
BEL LWOOD PARTNERSLTD I '1 030AC
LOT 12 BLK 12 SUWANNEE RIVER
ESTATES SOUTH 136i106 223!608
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

429 060815-00000003-0000 229 27
429 Uo0815-001i00003-0000 22927
HART JOSEPH D JR & FELICIA 77 500AC
NW% 4 OF SW 4 & SW 4 OF SW 4
123'503 LESS 332 AC TO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

430 060815-00000005-0010 133.50
43) 0060815-0000005-0010 133 50
HART HORACE & BRENDA & 40 000AC
NE 4 OF SW 4 45 261 98 86
123 500 123-502 142'613
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

431 060815-00000(005-00)4t HX 913 7 ,
431 00I.i5-,0':', '05.004': HX .913.75 .
HIURNE TH,-IAS I GINELLE A 5.820AC
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF SW/4
OF 6-8-15 AS POB GO N 660 FT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL'

432 060815-00000006-0011 412.98 '
432 060815-00000006-0011 412.98
BRIDGES JOSEPH WAYNE 5.000AC
E/2 OF E/2 OF S/2 OF SW/4F OF
SE'4 46,367-368 123/504 250/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

433060815-00000006-0012 412.98
433 0o(0815-00000006-01i12 412 98
BRIDGES .IOSEPH WAYNE 5 000AC
W.2 OF E'2 CF S 2 OF S2W.4 OF
SE 4 46 367-368 123 504 250'
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

434 060815-00000006-0020 HX 570.74
434 060815-00000006-0020 HX 570.74
MOLZEN ERIC GLENN 37.350AC
ALL THAT PART OF NW/4 OF SE/4
LYING W OF NW 22 CT & N OF NW
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

435 060815-00000007-0000 151.33
435 060815-00000007-0000 151.33
PHILMAN KEITH L & I J 40.000AC
NW/4 OF NW/4 OR 63 PG 58
149/461 :

436 070815-00000001-0015 HX 552.08
43607081,5-00000000001-005 HX 552.08
CLEARY FRANCIS XAVIER JR & 20.000AC
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 OF NE/4
OF 7-08-15 FOR POB THENCE RUN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

437 070815-00000001-0030 HX 370.37
437 070815-00000001-0030 HX 370:37
GRIFFIS MARILYN J & JIMMY R 5.000AC
BEGINNING AT NW/C OF EASTERLY
5 AC OF N/2 OF NE/4 OF NE/4
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

438070815-00000015-0000 HX 196.37
438 070815-00000015-0000 HX 196.37
BLANKS FREDERICK E 5.000AC
W/2 OF SW/4 OF SE/4 OF NE/4
85 547& 54897 327 156 370'
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

439 070815-02260000-0010 HX 520.96'
439.070815-02260000-0010 HX 520.96
FRANCWAY JAMES & HEIDI 5.160AC
COM AT NW/C OF SW/4 OF NW/4 OF
7-8-15 FOR POB THENCE RUN ON N
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

440 070815-02260000-0040 539.58
440 070815-02260000-0040 539.58
SHANNON LAURENCE P & GENEVA B 15.000AC
TRACT 4 CONT 15 AC & DESC AS
COM AT NE/C OF SE/4 OF NW/4
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

441 080815-00000004-0000 HX. 533.70
441 080815-00000004-0000 HX 533.70
MOORE MICHAEL D & TAMMY R 11 .000AC
COM AT NW/C OF S/2 OF NW/4 OF
8-8-15 AS POB GO E 1320 FT GO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


442 080815-02900000-0020 418.67
442 080815-02900000-0020 418.67
COVINGTON JOHN 6.090AC
LOT 2 ROLLING MEADOWS CONT
6.09 AC 98/216 & 624 115/340
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

443 120815-00000002-0010 HX 196.37
443 120815-00000002-0010 HX 196.37
JENKINS ALFRED K & TAWNYA W 1.720AC
COM AT SE/C OF 12-8-15 THENCE
RUN S 89 DEG W ALG S LN OF SEC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

444 170815-00000004-0012 412.98
444 170815-00000004-0012 412.98
ANDERSON JOE 5.000AC
E/2 OF W/2 OF S/2 OF S/2 OF
S/2 OF NW/4 DB 15/596 209/20


SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

445 180815-00000014-0000 1,130.39
445 180815-00000014-0000 1,130.39
REEDER ROBT & BRENDA 20.000AC
N/2 OF SW/4 OF SW/4

446 180815-00000017-0043 HX 196.37
-446 180815-00000017-0043 HX 196.37
BURNETT LINDAD & 2.840AC"
COM AT SE/C OF SW/4 OF SE/4
OF 18-08-15 AS POB GO N
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL.LEGAL

447 180815-0073000B-0030 272.18
447 180815-0073000B-0030 272.18
MARCUM LARRY D & : 2.060AC
LOTS 3 & 4 DESTIN UNREC SUB
OR 74/354 282/87 2002/5780
UTIL EASEMENT 2003'377

448 180815-0073000B-0120 HX 793.49
448 180815-0073000B-0120 HX 793.49
GAY DAVID W : 4.490AC
LOTS 12 13 14 15DESTIN UNREC
SUBD 82/145 87/325 99/ 225 .
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

449 180815-02240000-0040 HX 234 28
449 180815-02240000-0040 HX 234 28
H I TT JASON M & TINA M I 000AC
LOT 4 SUWANNEE RIVER OAKS SUBD
168/138 UTIL EASEMENT 177.67 &. -
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

450 190815-05800000-0160 HX 19637
450 190815-05800000-0160 HX 19637
SPIRIT DON C & CHRISTINE P 3 300AC '
LOTS 16 17& 18 WOODLAND
ACRES OF AN INREC PLAT OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

451 190815-00000006-0020 1,101 61
451 190815-00000006-0020 1,10161
PARMENTER EDWARD & KARINA 15 020AC
COM AT NW/C 19-8-15 & RUN ON N
LN OF SAID SEC 19N 89 DEGE :
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

452 190815-00000013-0000 70029
452 190815-00000013-0000 70029
KLAIUS KAREN 9 880AC
PCL 4 DESC AS BEG AT NE'C OF
SW4OFNE4GOS330FT AS
S SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

453 190815-05800000-0070 436 401
453 190815-05800000-0070 43640
ROACH ROBERT ELIGENE I 080AC' '
LOT 7 WOODLAND ACRES LINREC
PLAT OF HARVEY JARVIS CONT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

454 190815-05800000-0090 264 72 "
S 454 190815-05800000-0090 264 72
RUDD RONALD WAYNE JR I 080AC
: LOT 9 WOODLAND ACRES OF THE
SUNREC PLAT OF HARVEY JARVIS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL .

455 200815-00000004-0000 HX 890 92
455 200815-00000004-0000 HX 89092
MORGAN EDMUND W 20 OOOAC
W/2 OF NE/4 OF N\,'4 43/648
S173/545-546& 551 176-285 183,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

456 200815-00000005-0010 1,062 04
456200815-00000005-0010 1,06204
GRAY LISA M 5 000AC
- BEG AT NW C OF E 2 OF NW 4 OF
NW 4 OF 20-08-15 RUN S 200 FT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

457 201'181.-00000'1.05-0020 HX 61342
457 200815-00000005-0020 HX 61342
BARNES DANIEL A & NICOLE H 5 '000AC
SFOR POB COM AT SEC OF S 4 OF
E 2 OF NW.4 OF NW 4 OF SEC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

458 200815-00i000t)07-0000 1 130 39
458 2n08 -I'100000''i -000 I, 130 -39
DA\ IS WOODROW &. MARSHA 120.000AC
W/2 OF NW/4 OF NE/4 22/23
163/661-652 206'90 246-478
- SEETAXROLLFOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

459 290815-02270000-0040 HN 71350
459,290815-02270000-0040 HX 713.50
MCCASKEY IRMA.JEAN 5.530AC
PARCEL 4 BRADLAND UNREC SUBD
CONT 5 53 AC DESC IN MITS &
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

460 290815-02270000.0070 57 40
460 290815-02270000-0070 57.40
THOMPSON JAMES A & THELMA LL 8.210AC
LOT 7 BRADLAND L[NREC SUBD CONT
8.21 AC 174 436 19o,78 19o.0 's
S2004.2203 '

461 290815-02270000-0140 HX 196.37
461 290815-02270000-0 140L HX 196.37
SHANNON GEORGE E JR & 5.500AC "
TRACT 14 BRADLAND UNREC SUBD
CONT 5.50 AC DESC AS COM AT "
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

462 300815-00370000-0800 40.29
462 300815-00370000-0800 40.29
ARNOLD ALFRED D 0.250AC
LOT 80 KUSHMER ADDIT TO BELL
256/333 2001/3231 2002/472
2002/712 -

463 300815-00910000-0070 HX 467.33
463 300815-00910000-0070 HX 467.33
CAMPBELL LEE R& LINDA S 5.010AC
LOT 7 RIDGEVIEW SUBDIVISION
CONT 5.005 AC 102/167 134/145



SUTTON LARRY & MARY ANN 0.500AC
LOTS 70 & 77 KUSHMER ADD TO
BELL 99/396 124/582 126/47
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL -

465 300815-00910000-0040 426.98
465 300815-00910000-0040 426.98
LAPUMA ROBERT 5.010AC
LOT4 RIDGEVIEW.SUBD CONT -
5.01 AC 47/1.17 79/555.83/173 "
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

466300815-00910000-0140 536.72
466 300815-00910000-0140 536.72
SHORT PATRICIA 1.430AC
SLOT 14 RIDGEVIEW SUBD 94/566
UTILITY EASEMENT 161/617 163/
391

467 300815-00910000-0150 440.93
467 300815-00910000-0150 440,93
YOUNG RONNY MARIE 1.680AC
LOT 15 RIDGEVIEW SUBD CONT
1.68 AC 146/443 280/357 280/
358 294/484 2005/227

468 310815-00000005-0010 HX 303.60
468 310815-00000005-0010 HX 303.60
SANDERS LA VERNE 3.010AC
COM AT NW/C OF NE/4 OF NW/4
FOR POR THENCE GO S 00 DEG W


SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

469 310815-00000005-0085 HX 269.16
469 310815-00000005-0085 HX 269.16
HEROIN BENITA REGAY 3.020AC
COM AT NW/C OF SE/4 OF NW/4
31-8-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

470 310815-02680000-0070 148.95
470 310815-02680000-0070 148.95
HEROIN BENITA REGAY 1.040AC
LOT 7 SANDERS OAKS SUBD CONT
.91 AC 259/621 259/626 2003/
3773 2003/4597

471 310815-02680000-0080 148.95
471310815-02680000-0080 148.95
WOODS DANIEL CHRISTOPHER & 1.100AC
LOT 8 SANDERS OAKS SUBD CONT


1.10 AC 74/109 75/606,76/155
SEE TAX ROLL-FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

472 310815-02680000-0190 148.95
472 310815-02680000-0190 148.95
MARKEY DARRIN J 0.910AC
LOT 19 SANDERS OAKS SUBD CONT
.91 AC 74/215 123/575 & 578
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

473 310815-02950000-0040 219.62
473 310815-02950000-0040 219.62
GUTHRIE SCOTT 0.750AC
LOT 4 CUSTOM ESTATES 74/109
75/606 235/301 UTIL EASEMENT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

474 320815-00000012-0000 HX 2,069.88
474 320815-0"0000012-0000 HX. 2,069.88
JONES GRADY H SR & DEBORAH A 5.000AC
W 298 36 FT OF S 730 FT OF
SE/4 OF SW 4 CONTAiNING 5 A'
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

475 050915-00)0'.l6:02-0030 21:9 39
475 050.91 5-00:i0000f"2-01")i: 209 39
AVERY NICKOLE & 2 080AC
COM AT NW C OF SE.4 OF SW 4
5-9-15 THENCE RLN N 88 DEC E
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

47o 050915-i.094000:.)-004" : HN 588 77
476 )05t:915-(00'940000.i-0040 HX '588.77
CONNER SHEILA .1 "5 870AC
TRACT 4 SANTA FE RANCHETTES
CONT 11 74 AC 101 696 1459398
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

477050915-00940001-00150 HX 88464
477 05091 5-00940000-0'i50 HNX 84 64
PELTO JOHN R & LISA A GLOVER 10 200AC
TRACT 5 SANTA FE RANCHETTES
CONT 10 20 AC 98'476 I58'291
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL .

8 4478 0 50915-"0941."")')0-0090i HN 911.1 36
478 050915-O:194000-0'9' HN 91036 .
KEEF RONALD RICHARDi& DEBRA 10.210AC
TRACT 9 SANTA FE RANCHETTES
CONT 10 21 AC ,100 44S 156 105
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

4 79 650915-09)940,)L".-'01 5:' 1.603 99
479 '(5091 5 -0.,094." -I,.f l 5'0 I 6'03 99
CLiRTIS CARLA 11 410'. AC
- LOT 15 SANTA FE RANCHETTES
CONT II 409 AC 1':2 535
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

480 050915-i'I 5(':i0.:.-0i240 I 14 1 OS 1)
4 S)O." '05 91-5 I 1 '0):.-0240 I 141 ')S
COBB JAM.IES i & CAROL YN M1 4 370AC
LOT 24 FLYING HARNESS FARM
CONT 5 01 AC BEING IN SECT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

481 050915-.01050ii 00.02i)6' 9(03 92 '
48 1 05191 I0150000.-0:20 903 92
MORIN DONALD F 6 3120AC
LOT 26 FL YING HARNESS FARMS I
CONT 6 32 AC BEING IN SECT 7
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

482L 50015-'208'1'00-o.00 29_, 93
: 482 )50915-0.2080000-10'l)60 296 93
HITELY HAZELTON E 10OIOAC'
TRACT 6 DEERWOOD FARM.IS LFNREC
SLiBD CONT I0 AC 98 72 98 77
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

483 (5091 5-i.20i8'i100O.()i,"'0f 21'0 ''
483 050915-02:'i r."00->.":i- i '"7 200 60
WHITELY HAZELTON E I, 5'' C
TRACT 7 DEER'I-OOD FARMS IUNREC
SUBD CONT 10 58 AC 98 72
. SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL .,

S484 070915-.' -io0.0i00-30 450i3 96
484 070915 -.i0)1"O I-001l -' 3 451:. 90
SOLCOION MIARY SUE 5 5010.AC
BEG AT NE C OF NWV 4 OF NE 4 '
GOON E LN OF NW-4 OF NE 4 S:
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL', ,

485 070915-05250000-0040 .H' 400.68 '.
485 070915-05250000-0040 H X 400.68
SMITH BARBARA J 5.000AC
LOT4 REPLAT OF LOTS 27 & 28
.OF. GIL CREST FARM SUBD CONT 5
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

486:08(1915-01240000'016(0 412 9S
486 080915-01240000-0160 412.98
ROGERS FRANKLIN CHARLES : 5.000AC
LOT 16 TROTTER FARMS SLIUBD,
BEING IN 8-9-15 CONT 5 AC
147/58 161/429 170/511

487 17091I5-'1)0060L 04.i'00)3 91308 8
487 170915-'0' io00n1.14-).030 913 08
SLAUGHTER RICKY C 10.000AC
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF.
17-9-15 FOR POR AND RUN ALG S
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDi TiOON..L LEG G.L

488 180915-00000012-0020 HX 780.68
488 180915-00000012-0020 HX 780.68
REED.LISA JOAN 5 O0,AC
COM .AT SW C OF NW/4 OF SW/4
OF 18-9-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDI TIONAL LEGAL

489 200915-00000003-0000 1,625.09
489 200915-00000003-0000 1,625.09
SLAUGHTER RICKY 31.OOOAC
COM AT SE/C OF W/2 OF NE/4 OF
NW/4 20-9-15 FOR POB, THENCE
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

490 200915-00000003-0050 62.70
490 200915-00000003,0050 62.70
SLAUGHTER RICKY C 10.000AC'
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 OF NE/4 OF '
20-9-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN ON
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

491 200915-00000012-0010 146.95
491 200915-00000012-0010 146.95
BROWN HERBERT E JR & GAYLE 40.000AC
SE/4 OF SE/4 78/628 103/252
(LEROY SAPP) 2003/4896

492 280915-00000002-0000 383.71
492 2809315-00000002-0000 383.71
BROWN HERBERT E JR 160.000AC
N/2 OF NW/4 & SW/4 OF NW/4 &
NW/4 OF SW/4 (SAPP PL) OR
55/624- & OR 62/511 .

493 310915-00000003-0020 69.75
493 3 i0915-00000003-0020 69.75
JORDAN KENNETH M 12.390AC
COM AT SW/C OF 31-9-15 FOR POR
THENCE RUN ON S LN OF SAID SEC
.SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

494 031015-00000008-0000 1,140.27
494 031015-00000008-0000 1,140.27
MONTELEONE RITA & 5.000AC
BEG AT SE/C OF SW/4 OF SE/4
GO N 621.09 FT TO NRLY EDGE
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

495 091015-00000018-0000 476.28
495 091015-00000018-0000 476.28
BOATWRIGHT CHRISTOPHER W ET AL 0.120AC


COMMENCE 66 FT EAST OF SW
CORNER OF SE/4 OF SW/4 AS POB
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

496 091015-01080000-0370 96.21
496 091015-01080000-0370 96.21
DEETER TONYA K
LOT 37 PINES ESTATES SUBD
114/565 127/433 245/527 293/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

497 091015-01080000-0400 96.21
497 091015-01080000-0400 96.21
DEETER TONYA K 0. 180AC
LOT 40 PINES ESTATES SUBD
114/565 127/433 245/527 293/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

498 091015-01080000-0430 HX 334.18
498 091015-01080000-0430 HX 334.18
RICHBURG JESSICA PAIGE 0.360AC


LOTS 43 & 44 PINES ESTATES
SUBD 114/565 127/433 245/527
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

499 091015-01080000-0830 96.21
499 091015-01080000-0830 96.21
LUCAS DEBRA DENISE 0.:180AC
LOT 83 PINES ESTATES SUBD
32/44 42/582 136/185 2001/1704
2002/3640

500 091015-01080000-0840 HX 94.12
500 091015-01080000-0840 HX. 94.12
LUCAS DEBRA DENISE 0.360AC
LOTS 84 & 105 PINE ESTATES
SUBD 32/44 42/582 125/598
.136/185 1,87/517 292/57 -

501 091015-01080000-1060 96.21
501 091015-01080000-1060 96.21
LUCAS DEBRA DENISE 0.180AC
LOT KIo PINES ESTATES SUBD
125/598 2002/3639 2002/3640

502 09101I 5-01080000-122i HX 30621
"502091015-01080000-1220) HX 30621
THOMAS ELMER & HELENA 0.360AC
LOTS 122 & 123 PINES ESTATES
SUBD 125/598 188/323 2001/1704
2001/1705

513 09 'I115-01080000-1370 167 97
503 091 tI15-0108001'i0-1370 167 97
CARLISLE KAYE V 0.180AC
LOT 137 PINES ESTATE SUBD
114/565 117/53 127/433 170/11
220/102 221/251 2000/2730

504 091015-01080000-1510 553.24
504091015-01080000-1510 -.. 553.24'"
DAVKIN PROPERTIES INC 0.380AC
LOTS 151 & 152 PINES ESTATES
114/565 124/136 127/433 128/ .
SEETAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

':505 1110-15-u2370000-0380 HX :1,014.79
505 111015-02370000-0380 'HX 1,014.79
BLANKS JIMMY L .5.000AC
LOT 38 OAK HOLLOW NORTH SUBD
CONT 5 AC 183.554 199 21i 246
96 247 4-166 200(1 4081 2005 961

S 5.06 I I1015-000001.1 1-)010 176 54
I 50 II '015-00ii00i 1-0010 I 176.541 '
N ESBIK NICK I 69.060AC -
COM AT SEC OF 11-10-15 AS
POBGON"1I DEG W 125496 FT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

507 111015-02 37001:0-0010 HX 778 78
507 111015-02370000-t.)010 HX 778 78
MCKOY KEITH .5.000AC
LOT I OAK HOLLOW NORTH COUNT 5
AC 183/540& 542 199216
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

508 111015-02370000-0070 394 54

VOLLAND ROBERT E & THOMLAS 5.000A
LOT 7 OAK HOLLOW NORTH SLBD
176/674 -, ..

)50o 11015-0237000:1-02830 381 32
509 110l5-023700')0-0280 381 32
BETANCOLiRT .jOSE M RE YES 5 :.:AC
LOT 28 OAK HOLLOW NORTH SUBD
CONT 5 AC 183 548

510 111015-U237'r00(0.0390 381 32
510 1ll0Il5-02370100-0.390 381 32
SN:GEL MN-RIL'|tN R 5 1),AC
LOT 39 OAK HOLLOW NORTH SUBD
CONT 5 AC 184 284 244 439
245 417 2"005 1399 20115 5445
" ': 511 1410l5-,)0000001-09i0 1060
511 14 I1015-00000 1(i01-0il0 ) 190 60 "
SYESBIK NiCK I o7 I2''AC
BEG AT NE COF 14-10-15 GOW
2370 FT NIL TOPTGO S 818 FT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

512 15101.5-0249000O-I030 1 558 82

- VALDES OSCAR &X WIL LIAM TERRY'- r -3.410,
LOT 3 TRENTON 26 EAST SUBD
CONT 3 42 AC 71,'96 82.445
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL -

S 513 151015-02560000.002)0 1,217.18
S 513 151015-02560000-0020 1,217.18
PARSONS M H & SONS LL'IBER CO 1.300/
LOT 2 TRENTON 26 EAST FIRST
ADDIT SUBD CONT 1.28 AC 71/96
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

* 514 161015-0038000B.0340 113.92
.514 161015-00)38000B-i:134 113.92
BRANNING SHAWNA 0.1 IOAC
LOT 34 BL K B COL EMAN & ANDREWS
SUBD 10o 684 107 247 10"'252
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

515 161015-00400015-0040 HX 1,156.96
515 1ol0I -.004-10001I 5-0040 HX 1,156.96
SHAARA SHERRY LYNN TILLMAN Q.340/
LOT 4 BLK 15 PIEDMONT SUBD
108/528 110/589-591 146/460
261/463,273/182 2000/1186

516 161015-0046000A-0041 1,115.61,
'516 161015-0046000A-0041 1,115.61
CHAPMAN SHARON & EUGENE .0.370A
S-50 FT OF LOT 4 BLK A & LOT
5 BLK A HOLMES. 1 ST ADDIT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

517 161015-00480044-0010 603.76 ,
517 161015-00480044-0010 603.76
MCGEE JOHNNIE LEE ET AL 0.230AC
LOT 1I BLK 44 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY 83/238

518 161015-00480056-0010 4 127.86
S518'161015-00480056-00I0 127.86
MCGEE DENNIS & 0.230AC
LOT I BLK 56 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY 2822/54 282/405 2000/
1520

519 161015-00000013-0000 634.83
519 161015-00000013-0000 634,83
NEESE JOHN F & DONNA 0.460AC
BEG AT PT 668 FT N OF SW/C OF
SE/4 OF NE/4 OF 16-10-15 GON
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

520 161015-00000015-0000 693.35
520- 161015-00000015-0000 693.35
CHARLES PUI LAM LEUNG 1.020AC
COM AT SW/C OF SE/4 OF NE/4 OF
16-10-15 & RUN ON S LN OF SAID
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

521 161015-00000016-0000 1,946.30
521 161015-00000016-0000 1,946.30
CHARLES PUI LAM LEUNG 0.480AC
COM AT SE COR OF SE/4 OF NE
/4 GO W 330 FT TO POB GO N
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

522 161015-00000031-0000 875.55
522 161015-00000031-0000 875.55
JENKINS WILTON E & 0.590AC
BEG AT NW COR OF SE/4 OF
16-10-15 RUN E 1116 FTTO POB


SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

523 161015-00000041-0000 HX 94.12
523 161015-00000041-0000 HX 94.12
GAMBLE GLORIA A 0.340AC
BEGIN AT SW/C OF NE/4
16-10-15 THENCE RUN N 02 DEG
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

524 161015-00000094-0000 HX 94.12
524 161015-00000094-0000 HX 94.12
SAPP TRAVIS & HEATHER 0.430AC
COM AT CENTER OF 16-10-15 FOR
A PT OF REF GO S ALONG CENTER
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


L 94,5F- X Ll"I









Mau 11. 18,25. 2006


Gilchrist Contunl-iifHnaiint Tax List.'


section B. Pa'e Five


525 161015-0038000A-0180 532.69
525 161015-0038000A-0180 532.69
STEPHENS MARY RUTH 0.340AC
LOTS 18-19-20 BLK A COLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 43/631 61/236 &
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

526 161015-0038000A-0230 HX 94.12
526 161015-0038000A-0230 HX 94.12
BRUNGER OPAL-FAYE 0.110AC
LOT 23 BLK A ANDREWS-COLEMAN'
SUBD 123/449 201/207-211 2000/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

527.161015-0038000A-0340 342.68
527 161015-0038000A-0340 342.68
HAMMEL ARTHUR J & FRANCES G 0.110AC
LOT 34 BLK A COLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 50/56 88/276 129/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

528 161015-0038000B-0010 442.92
528 161015-0038000B-0010 442.92
HENDRICKS LUCY J 0.460AC
LOTS 1 2 52 & 53 BLK B
COLEMAN & ANDREWS SUBDIVISION
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

529 161015-0038000B-0100 HX 1,279.77
529 161015-0038000B-0100 HX 1,279.77
COLSON SAMUEL G JR & VIOLET C 2.200AC
LOTS 10-11-12-13-14-15-39-40
41-42 BLK B COLEMAN & ANDREWS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

530 161015-0038000B-0210 570.19
530 161015-0038000B-0210 570.19
HALIBURTON SANDRA E 0.230AC
LOTS 21 & 22 BLK B COLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 107/357-358
2001/3284 2001/5058

531 161015-0038000B-0370 HX 94.12-
531 161015-0038000B-0370 HX 94.12
MOSHER WR & LISA H 0.110AC
LOT 37 BLK B COLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 106/684 107/247
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

532 161015-0038000C-0210 101.47
532 161015-0038000C-0210 101.47
JOUVENAS SANDRA 0.110OAC
LOT 21 BLK C COLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 108/175 125/356
2002/5496

533 161015-0038000C-0220 HX 329.73
533 161015-0038000C-0220 HX 329.73
JOUVENAS SANDRA 0.110AC
LOT 22 BLK C COLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 91/480 & 482
125/303 2002/5496

534 161015-6038000D-0010 483.18
534 161015-0038000D-0010 483.18
HENDRICKS DAN L 0.430AC
LOTS 1 2 3 & 4 BLK D COLEMAN &
ANDREW SUBD 9-10-15 106/684
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

.535 161015-0038000D-0050 ;180.61
535 161015-0038000D-0050 180.61

TRIGGERS JERRY & CINDY M 0.230AC
LOTS 5 & 6 BLK DCOLEMAN &
ANDREWS SUBD 106/684 110/277
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

536 161015-0038000D-0140 304.61
536 161015-0038000D-0140 304.61
HENRY HENRY L & RACHEL CLARK 0.110AC
LOT 14 BLK D ANDREWS-COLEMAN
SUBD 164.567221/73 223/365
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

537 161015-00.)i00i|S-i03i') HX 94.12
537 lo I i 5-004t3.l' iS- -":, 3: C HX 94.12
CANNON DELL R II. 0.380AC
LOT 3 BLK 18 PIEDMONT SUBD
82/70 188/428 234/242 288/266
296/273

538 161015-00400019-0010 1,651.37
538 161015.-'"404111|.ii0.111 1,651.37
RLS5i.'iM 5.Af.L-.Ji'MA i.-I\ L'.L' I .1 ,.C
LOT I BLk 19 PIEDMONT SLiB'D'
39'41 127211 237o 7239.26
SEETAXROLL FOR ADDI ION, ILLEGAL

539 161015-0041000V-0180 106.76
539 161015-0041000V-0180 106.76
MCDONAL D ROBERT E & KATHERINE 0.1 IO0AC
LOT 18 BLK V BEACH ADDIT 69/
452 203/105 217/66 233/185
VACATING ALLEY 249/57 285/682

540 161015-0041000V-0190 HX 468.50
540 161015-0041000V-0190 HX 468.50
MCDONALD ROBERT E & KATHERINE 0.330AC
LOTS 19 20 & 21 BLK V BEACH
ADDIT 69/452 203/664 205/321
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

541 161015-0042000E-0010 989.18
541 161015-0042000E-0010 989.18
WILLIAMS PATRICIA ANN & RILLA 0.340AC
LOTS 1 & 2 BLK E B F WILLIAMS
(100' X 150') 193/335 2000/ ,
1964

542 161015-0042000E-0030 180.61
542 161015-0042000E-0030 180.61
WILLIAMS W J MRS FRANCES 0.510AC
LOTS 3 7 8 BLK E B F WILLIAMS
SUBD DB 6/127 4/441 135/117
193/335

543 161015-00430001-0040 1,716.81
543 161015-00430001-0040 1,716.81
FEATHER MARK J & NATALIE L 0.240AC
LOT 4 & W/2 OF LOT 5 BLK 1
HOLMES SECOND ADDITION 92/648
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

544 161015-00430008-0030 HX 493.89
544 161015-00430008-0030 HX 493.89
DEEN JOHN W & SHERRIE F 0.150AC
LOT 3 BLK 8 HOLMES 2ND
ADDITION & A STRIP 100 X 12
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

545 161015-00430008-0040 HX 1,401.92
545 161015-00430008-0040 HX 1,401.92
DEEN G RILEY & LAURA LEIGH 0.170AC
LOT 4 & W/2 OF LOT 5 BLK 8
HOLMES 2ND ADDIT 176/621 223/
527 2004/5952

. 546 161015-00440000-0090 HX 94.12
546 161015-00440000-0090 HX 94.12
" COLLINS WAYNE 0.270AC
LOT 9 AYERS ESTATES 82/305
^236/197 2005/3816

S547 161015-00440000-0100 HX 456.89
S547 161015-00440000-0100 HX 456.89
TROWBRIDGE RONALD 0.250AC
tOT 10 AYERS ESTATES 55/693
,'6/624 86/431 120/347 121/462
.EE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

S548 161015-00440000-0340 411.57
. 548 161015-00440000-0340 411.57
FLETCHER LEONARD V 0.220AC


JOT 34 AYERS ESTATE SUBD 56f
97 68/31 80/169 90/671 171/
'.EE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

'.549 161015-00440000-0400 HX 94.12
49 1610 I5-0'440000-0400 HX 94.12
SREl 'AS .iiM & LINDA 0.210AC
.OT 41:. A' ERS ESTATES SUBD
',' -'"1.:,'? 11- u3/434 104/150
,EE TA'*. R,.'LL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

550 161015-00440000-0530 HX 130.75
'"550 161015-00440000-0530 HX 130.75
*ISCHOFF ROBERT T 0.220AC
'OT 53 AYERS EST SUBD 80/169
123/71 141/216 160/230 175/32
;13/61 224/226

'551 161015-00440000-0760 HX 240.24
'551 161015-00440000-0760 HX 240.24
WAREHOUSE RICHIE ALLEN & 0.430AC
-,TS 76 & 77 AYERS ESTATES
i/81 81/588 & 567 46/236
.E TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


552 161015-00440000-0780 HX -300.67
552 161015-00440000-0780 HX 300.67
DECHANT LUCIE 0.220AC
LOT 78 AYERS ESTATES 73/457
79/403 96/664 285/523 285/525
285/526

553 161015-00440000-0890 451.41
553 161015-00440000-0890 451.41
MASON BILLIE M & CHARLES 0.320AC
W/2 OF 89 & LOT 90 AYERS EST
102/122.127/285.265/633 270/
651

554 161015-00440000-0910 368.70
554 161015-00440000-0910 368.70 .
NER TRUST 0.210AC
LOT 91 AYERS ESTATES SUBD
141/145 247/676 279/111

555 161015-00440000-0940 HX 404.49
555 161015-00440000-0940 HX 404.49
GORDON CONSTANCE 0.420AC
LOTS 94 & 95 AYERS ESTATES
OR 74/406 88/67 1071214 122/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL.

556 161015-00440000-1350 882.28
556 161015-00440000-1350 882.28
HINES PATRICIA 0.210AC,
LOT 135 AYERS ESTATES 47/71
51/320-321 58/637 65/673-674
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL, LEGAL

557 161015-00470002-0010 1,174.08
557 161015-00470002-0010 1,174.08
JOHNSON MAC C & 0.140AC
LOTS 1 45 BLK 2 ROGERS &
JONES ADDIT DEED BOOK 16/568
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

558 161015-00470002-0100 43.46
558 161015-00470002-0100 43.46
BEAUCHAMP R LUTHER 0.280AC
LOTS 10& 11 BLK 2 ROGERS
JONES ADDIT 101-368 185 14
SEETAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

559 161015-00480007-0010 HX 94.12
559 161015-00480007-0010 HX 94.1'2
HARRAHNEOTA 0.100AC
E/2 OF LOT 1 BLK 7 TRENTON
ORIGINAL SURVEY 145'524 196
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

560 161015-00480009-0020 HX 145.15
560 161015-00480009-0020 HX 145.15
REYNOLDS GEORGE A & MARY I 0.230AC
LOT 2 BLK 9 TRENTON ORIGINAL'
SURVEY OR 46 P 615 OR 71/230
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

561161015-00480009-0050 HX "307.89
561. 161015-00480009-0050 HX 307.89
DEEN LOSSIEB 0.230AC
LOT 5 BLK 9 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY 78/699 VACATED ALLEY
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

562 161015-00480010-0011 863.90
562 161015-1)(480010-"(01 I 863.90
TOOKEMARKT' 0 12,.'AC
W/2 OF LOT I LESS TRA OFF E
SIDE & EARLY 35 FT OF LOT 2 &
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

563 161015-00480022-0061 698!90
5o3 161015-'.10480022-0061 698.90
HATCH.IAMES W 0.130AC
W/2 OF LOTS 6-7 BLK 22
TRENTON ORIGINAL SURVEY
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

5641ol1015-00480032-0060i 525 21
4.645 1611'-021480i'032-.i60 ,52521
TOOK ..IARK 0.210AC
LOT 6 BLK 32 TRENTON CORIG iNA L
SURVEY 49/488 72/37277/634 :
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

565 161015-00480033-001, HX 94.12
565 161015-00480033.0i11 IHX, 94.12 ....
PAXTON TAMMY & L A P.P 0.110AC
73 1/3 FT OFF E SIDE LOT I
BLK33 TRENTON ORIG SIUR\ OR
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

566 161015-00480036-0030 HX 94.12
566 161015-00480036-0030 HX 94.12
BISHOP DEBORAH L 0.160AC
LOT 3 BLK 36 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY DB 6/500 11/43 257/707
278/618 2001/3784

567 161015-00480039-0020 HX 435.64
567 161015-00480039-0020 HX 435.64
HAYNES PAMELA J & MARCIA A \ 0.360AC
LOT 2 BLK 39 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY & PART OF VACATED ST ON
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

568 161015-00480040-0010 725.07
568 161015-00480040-0010 725.07
MURRAY ELANDA .0.460AC
LOT 1 & 4 BLK 40 TRENTON '
ORIGINAL SURVEY 45/505 126/87 -
132/575 2003/6507 2004/6524

569.161015-00480040-0021 48.72
569 161015-00480040-0021 48.72
WASHINGTON ELVERT L 0.090AC
PART OF. VACATED ST DESC AS BEG
AT NW/C OF LOT 2 BLK 40
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

570 161015-00480040-0061' 75.10
570 161015-00480040-0061 75.10
HOGAN LATRENDA S 0.090AC
BEGIN AT, SW/C OF LOT 6 BLK 40
TRENTON ORIG SURVEY GO W 60
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL.

571 161015-00480041-0040 233.35
571 161015-00480041-0040 233.35
CAMBRIDGE BENTON 0.460AC
LOTS 4 & 5 BLK 41 TRENTON
ORIGINAL SURVEY TAX DEED BOOK
1 PAGES 123 & 125

572 161015-00480045-0011 199.63
572 161015-00480045-0011 199.63
PERRY CHARLIE & PERRY HENRY 0.230AC
E/2 OF LOTS 1 & 4 BLK 45
TRENTON ORIGINAL SURVEY 2002/
421 *

573 161015-00480046-0020 326.18
573 161015-00480046-0020 326.18
GENT R L FRANKLIN 0.460AC
LOTS 2 & 3 BLK 46 TRENTON
ORIGINAL SURVEY & PART OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

574 161015-00480046-0040 127.86'
574 161015-00480046-0040 127.86
PERRY CHARLIE 0.230AC
LOT 4 BLK 46 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY 2002/421

575 161015-00480046-0050 127.86
575 161015-00480046-0050 127.86
WILSON GLEN R 0.230AC
LOT 5 BLK 46 TRENTON ORIGINAL
SURVEY PROBATE BOOK 31/320


576 161015-00480047-0030 332.30
576 161015-00480047-0030 332.30
MCGEE TERESA & KATHY & JAMES 0.460AC
LOT 3 & 6 BLK 47 TRENTON
ORIGINAL SURVEY 57/119 57/321
190/622 190/624

577 161015-00480050-0020 ,HX 469.92.
577 161015-00480050-0020 HX 469.92
WASINGTON ELVERT L 0.500AC
LOTS 2-3 BLK 50 LESS R/W ON E
& THAT PORTION OF FIRST AVE W
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

578 161015-00480054-0040 233.35
578 161015-00480054-0010\ .233.35

WILSON GLEN R ..080AC
LOTS I & 4 BLK 54 TRENTON
ORIGINAL SURVEY 18/451
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


579 171015-00490004-0050 199.63
579 171015-00490004-0050 199.63
SCOTT HELEN D & 0.11 OAC
LOT 5 BLK 4 WADE & BELL
ADDITION 282/405 282/454
2000/1508

580 171015-00490005-0010 349.68
580 171015-00490005-0010 349.68
LANEL J & MARIE 0.570AC
LOTS 1 2 & 3 BLK 5 WADE & BELL
ADDIT 21.6/448 238/436 238/437
282/405 282/454

581 171015-00490014-0010 HX 222.77
581 171015-00490014-0010 HX 222,77
WILLIAMS MICHAEL & PEARLIE 0.230AC
LOTS 1-2 BLK 14 WADE & BELL
120/229-230 20" 5i 124p

582 171015-00490016-0050 HX 94.12
582 171015-00490016-0050 HX 94.12
THOMAS ELMER & FRANKIE 0.460AC
LOTS 56 7 5 BLK It, WADE &
BELL 45'12 242 2 '1 242'211
20'0.'224 ..

583 ? 11)15-004901r017-01:01.50 127 .
583.171015-00.490017-0050 127.86
SCOTT HELEN D& 0.110AC
LOT 5 BLK 17 WADE & BELL
ADDIT 282/405 282/454
584 171015-00490017-0060 127.86
584 171015-00490017-0060 127 86
HEATH'.ALTER I.IRSiCRESSIEi 0.10AC
LOT6 BLK 17 WADE & BELL

585 171015-051I:I0 'i: 10-01330 HX 404 93
585 171015- :i05 i .iii r.10-133: HX 4'I4 93
BL'YTHE GEORGE KE\ IN i 40nAC
LOT 33 PINEWOOD SUBD 47/287 -
113/496 142/193 142/194181/ '
449 225 435 229/324 259/537

586 1710 I 5-).liirii" .0-'2 H.X 4JS 12 .
58o 1710I :,01 i:i5i.01:l .oi-,':521I HN 486 12
TEMPLE TON GARY L 0 400AC
LOT 52 PiNEWCOD SUiBD & STRIP
. F 10 FTX IC FT METES & BOUNDS ...
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITION L LEGAL

587 171l 15-1(16'000 :92.-01 HX 79.n :i3 .
BEALiLIELi DONALD M & .A DREY 5.380AC
COM T S\\ COR CF SW 4 OF SE
'4 GO ALG \, LN N :'2 DEG .,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR A.DDITIC'NAL LEGAL.

588 I "'11: 5-i49i.0'01- 1.:11:10 HX 94 1 2
588 17i015-00490:01-0010 HX 94 12
W IL E) BARBARA J 0 I 1IO0AC
LOTS I & E 1.0 FT OCF LOT 2 BLK -
I \ ADE & BELL "74 3' 76 9' 4u ,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

589 171 I 5-'049')i:i000-4.: FI0010 HX 57 8.3
BROWN DEBRA L & ANNIE 1M BROWN 0.340AC

LOTS 2 & 3 BLK 4 \'ADE & BELL
ADDITION 119 177 23) 251 253
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL -

5. i 17| 1, ,oi":,49, ,,05-,'.), ,,, o3
590 171015-00490005-0050 199.63
LANE L J &.I MARIE 0 I10AC :
LOT 5 BLK 5 WADE & BELL ADDIT
216 448 282 45 262 454

591 I| i:IS-':."'49''0i-".]':'b''6 1 i2 86
591 7i 5- i4wi00 -'-i.i. 127 86
LIC-.S DEBRA DENSE .1 I IOAC .
SLOT 6 BLK 5 'WADE 7 BELL ADDiT
142 62 loS t') 0 282 4i)5 282.454

592 17 I:1 -I.I-iii49iiI0i) -.I ."1 31941'0
'92 I 71|[ I 5-i):1049'i)"1 :5.11fi(711 31 49
CARTER I\ILLiE MERLE '3 I
LOTS 7 S'9 BL K ? V ADE & BELL
DDIT 1412 t2 165 52 & 1.1 282
4,:15 282 454 ,
' '' 593 171015-00(.a'008K0070 .233).:a Ml K.
5'3 171i0 5-004 ..08.070 3' i '
\ V.iLSON GLORIA 23Y'.AC
LOTS'& 8BLKSWhVADE& BELL
47 571 224 518 2004 35'

594 1'',-15-00490009-0050 ,. 544 16
594 171015-00490009-0050 5J44 16 .
MCQUEEN HILTON & LOUISE 0.230AC
LOTS 5-6 BLK 9 WADE & BELL
120/33 '

595 |17 'i" 1: 4H'.' 14" '"I '''3' H \ 94 1 2
595 171015-00490010-0030 HX 94.12
YARRELL PAMELA N IL SON 0.230AC
LOTS 3 & 4 BLK 10 WADE & BELL
DEED BOOK 6/8 12/302 12/304
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

596 171015-00490011-0030 HX 310.65
596 171015-00490011-0030, HX 310.65
LANE LJ & MARIE 0.230AC
LOT 3 BLK 11 WADE & BELL &
LOT 4 BLK 11 WADE & BELL
SEE'TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

597 171015-0049001 I-0090 305.12
597 171015-00490011 I-'i 305.12 -
MASON WILLIAM J DR 0.230AC
LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 11 WADE &
BELL ADDITION 72/505 228/001
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

598 171015-00490012-0030 HX 818.63
598,171015-00490012-0030 HX 818.63,
MCGEE JIMMY LEE & ELLA MAE' 0.690AC
LOTS 3 45 67 8 BLK 12 WADE
& BELL ADD 62/109
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

599 171015-00490014-0030 233.35
599 171015-00490014-0030 233.35
NORRIS CURTIS LEE 0.230AC
LOTS 3 & 4 BLK 14 WADE & BELL
99/395 120/609 274/136 282/
405 282/454 '

600 171015-00490014-0110 234.41
600 171015-00490014-0110 234.41
BROWN RENA.EST 0.230AC
LOTS 11-12 BLK 14 WADE & BELL
OR 73/550

601 171015-0049001.8-0050 75.10
601 171015-00490018-0050 75.10
EPHRAIM WILLIE C 0.1 10AC
LOT 5 BLK 18 WADE & BELL
ADDITION 70/539 199/162 282/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL.

602 171015-00490018-0060 197.89
602 171015-00490018-0060 197.89
EPHRAIM WILLIEC 0.110AC
LOT 6 BLK 18 WADE & BELL TAX
DEED 208/571 2004/3120-3121
2005/802

603 171015-00490018-0070 390'.07
603 171015-00490018-0070 390.07
GASKINS KENNETH B 0.220AC
LOTS 7 & 8 BLK 1'8 WADE & BELL
ADDIT 45/151 SUMMARY ADMINI-
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
604 171015-00490019-0030 HX 488.55


604 171015-00490019-0030 HX 488.55
SIMS LONNIE & LENA 0.440AC
LOTS 3 4 9 10 BLK 19 WADE &
BELL

605 171015-00490019-0110 233.35
605 171015-00490019-0110 233.35
GASKINS KENNETH B 0.220AC
LOTS 11 & 12 BLK 19 WADE &
BELL SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

606 171015-00500000-0430 HX 449.98
606 171015-00500000-0430 HX 449.98
FAISON LESLIE & BERRY HEATHER 0.400AC
LOT 43 PINEWOOD SUBD 49/267
147/589 196/677 203/571 210/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


607 171015-00500000-0500 889.36
607 171015-00500000-0500 889.36
ROBERTS CHRISTOPHER A & 0.400AC .
LOT 50 PINEWOOD SUBD 47/108
102/256-257 113/274 125/267
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

608 171015-00510000-0080 HX 563.8.6
608 171015-00510000-0080 HX 563.86
SECRET PATRICIA ANN 0.340AC
LOT 8 SCHOFIELD BROTHERS SUBD
107/561

609 181015-01770000-0120 455.18
609 181015-01770000-0120: 455.18
HENDRICKS DANL & LUCY J 5.000AC
LOT.12 1ST ADDIT LANCASTER EST
SUBD LESS 1.256 AC IN SEC
.SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

610 181015-00760004-0000 1,365.44
610 181015-00760004-0000 1,365.44
WILSON EDWARD MICHAEL & 2.020AC
LOT 4 & 5 LANCAS'ER ESTATES
17-10-15 78/185 85/348 88/68
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

61 1 I Sii 5.I-0,i'7.i ,iC]10.i'":iiii' 1 .723.18.
611 181.il --".7p':" |. )-i:0: 1,723.18
CASTOR PATRICK A & DENISE L 2.180AC
LOT 10 LANCASTER ESTATES
17-10-15.77/540 132/146 LESS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL -

612 1810IJ5-0 7i)i:000-i.iii 0 HX 196.37
.612"181015-0177000,0-0050 HX 196.37
DA\ IS DEWAYNE & LINDA F DAVIS .5.310AC
LOT 5 1ST ADDITION LANCASTER
ESTATES SUiBD CONT 5 31 AC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

613'181015-01770000-0130 HX: 806.92
613 181015-01770000-0130 HX 806.92
PIERSON DONALD & DIANE 6.270AC
LOT 13 IST ADDIT LANCASTER EST
SUBD & A PORTION OF LQT 12
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
S 1i4 18 :i 5-01 77 0,:,:"3.')18u H\ I '37
614 161I 15."i|770il'i-i| H\ 196 37
RIESER BRENDA 5 l)(OAC
LOT IS LANCASTER ESTATES 1ST
ADDITION IN I?-17.10-15CONT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

615 19101.)l ''I I "', 'ii0 iii,,:6-01:iii 151.33
615 I u 191015-.Ii000jiii16-.100 151.33
BROWNING W P 40.000AC
NW 4 OFSE4 16301.1 21.0 '4- .
567 PIPELINE EASEMENTS 210/569.
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

S616 201015-0.0000004-0030 HX 1,108.25
l6. 2 |i:I| 5-f.'ii:'i.i""iiii4.:Iii.3i X H 1,108.25
W IGGiNS.IM.IESE& CECELIA DEEN 10.210AC
.CO.I.IAT S%% C OF NE.4 20-1 )- 15
R POB THENCE RUN ALG W' LN
SEE TA\ ROLL FOP ADDITIONAL LEGAL'

617 2I.11I)15-ii:ii:ii')S.-i0".J H N 2.4:1i5 17
61 5 2. 1 (,i ilii 5 I:li 0 S-i)i0:i0 H \ 2 4i:i5 17
RIDGEWAY DUANE I & CELESTE EG 28.940AC
COMr. AT SE COR COF N 2 OF NW 4
AS POB GO ALG S LN OF N/ 2 OF
SEE T AX ROLL FOR A DDI T IONA L LEGAL
c.I S, 21 I015-i:.ii:,:ii:i:ii:ii:i-u 2:i HX i .I .2:i 27
618 21 I, ?15-,:)':,,:',:',:':' I':'-'''.)2':' H X I S2,' 27
DREA.-.l BUILDERS DE% ELOPIIENT 4:000AC
: COM AT SE.C OF S'. 4 OF NMI 4
21-10-15 FORPOR TI-ENCE Ri- ii N
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

61|) 21 lI| -,:,000,,,J12-,'1:)11 H\ 196 37 '
61921,1015-00000012-0000 HX 196.37
LOVETT KENNETH & PHYLLIS I 920AC
LONG METES & BDS DESC IN OR
46 P'S 3.,I & :.s2 AND ALSO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITI,-ON.L LEG \L;

.2:., 21 Ir I .-'"::590 ':,0-00i 0 I N HN 4:34 83
... n2, 21101?-,.,0 ;"i,:i, i-0:":. .ii H.\ 434 S3 .;. ; n.
W RIGHT KAPEN SLE I ,)','AC '
L',:,1 'j, UL i5 L'ib l'. isl N
67 138 iS 35 128 .-1 ", I '
162 194 226 134

.21 22"FII 1o-3i',,)i :i,5-,i '2 Ii HN "34 I.1 1)
621 221015-00000005-0020 HX '654.00
S WILSON ROY MLURRAl iR R23I)AC
COMMENCE AT NW C OF 22. -1-15
FOR A POINT OF REFERENCE
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

622 221015-00000006-0080 HX 818.27
622 221015-00000006-0080 HX 818.27
BALKCOM BARRY & DIANE M 1:240AC
COM AT NW/C OF SW/4 GO S
668.46 FT TO POB CONT S
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL'

623 221015-00000004-0000 4,219.341
623 221015-0000004-0000 4,219.34
MARINE MAINTENANCE SERVICE OF 5.51 OAC
COM AT NW/C OF 22-10-15 FOR
POR THENCE RUN ALG W LN OF SEC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

624 221015-00000006-0040 1,819.20
624 221015-00000006-0040 1,819.20
BROWN ARTHUR W & STACEY 2.440AC
COM AT NW/C OF SW/4 GO N 86
DEG E 347.76 FT TO POB CONT E
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

625 231015-00000010-0000 HX 2,018.41
625 231015-00000010-0000 HX 2,018.41
STULL RODNEY B 2.000AC
COM AT SE/C OF SW/4 23-10-15
FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG S LN OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

626 231015-00000010-0050 2,009.85
626 231015-00000010-0050 2,009.85
STULL RODNEY B 1 1.710AC
SE/4 OF SW/4 63/547 70/286 91/ '
205 108/602 112/586 113/593
SSEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

627 261015-00000004-0030 1,795.49
627 261015-00000004-0030 1,795.49
STULL RODNEY B 10.440AC
E/2 OF N/2 OF N/2 OF NW/4 LESS
RD R/W LESS 2.02 AC TO HENRY
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
628 261015-00000004-0032 1,047.68
628 261015-00000004-0032 1,047.68
RIDGELL THOMAS M& BETTY J 6.01 OAC
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 26-10-15
FOR POR THENCE RUN ALG E LN OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

629 281015-00610000-0030 HX 774.54
629 281015-00610000-0030 HX 774.54
OSTEEN MARVIN HENRY JR & BETTY 1 .000AC
LOT 3 WILMOR UNREC SUBD
53/533 56/414 200/480

630 281015-00610000-0070 HX 2,060.21
630 281015-00610000-0070 HX 2,060.21
LANDRUM MYREL D & BARBARA A 0.910AC
LOT 7 WILMOR UNREC SUBD 52/48
90/627 122/467 128/500- 503
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

631 281015-00610000-0201 1,470.63


631 281015-00610000-0201. 1,470.63
BRADLEY CLIFTON E & 1.170AC
W 159.39 FT OF LOT 20 WILMOR
UNREC SUBD DESC IN METES & BDS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

632 281015-03070000-0020 HX 1,558.42
632 281015-03070000-0020 HX 1,558.42
PORTER DIANE 2.000AC
LOT 2 COUNTY LINE PINES 214/
663 2004/2488 2004/6764

633 291015-00000001-0010 307.14
633 291015-00000001-0010 307.14
ALLEN THOMAS FRANK & BARBARA 10.000AC
SW/4 OF NW/4 OF NE/4 TOGETHER
W/EASEMENT 5/55 61/200 236/113
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


634291015-00000002-0000 1,164.72
634 291015-00000002-0000 1,164.72
JOHNSON MAC C & DANA D 1.660AC,
COM AT NE/C OF SECT GO S
1327.72 FT GO N 89 DEG W
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

635 291015-00000002-0015 2,360.54
635 291015-00000002-0015 2,360.54
JOHNSON MAC C & DANA D 3.790AC
COM AT SW/C OF NE/4 OF NE/4 OF
29-10-15 FOR POR THENCE RUN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

636 300716-00000002-0010 HX 260.57
636 300716-00000002-0010 HX 260.57
DOUGLAS SAMUEL & LINDA 2.000AC
BEG AT NE/C OF NE/4 OF NW/4
GO W 300 FT S 300 FT E 300 FT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

637 300716-00000002-0040 HX' 196.37
637 300716-00000002-0040 HX 196.37
DOUGL.-S COUNCIL JR& JANICE 19.000AC
NE/4 OF NW/4 N OF CO RD 138
LESS 2 AC TO SAMUEL DOUGLAS
SEE TAX ROLL. FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

638 300716-00000006-0020 HX 196.3,7
638 300716-00000006-0020 HX 196.37
CREWS STANLEY K 4.870AC
FOR POR COM AT SE/C OF LOT 8
K-K-L&S ESTATES THENCE RUN N
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

639 3'0 716-00000011-0015 HX 196.37.
639 300716-00000011- 01I5 HX 196.37
MILLER TENNIELLE" 5.000AC
FOR POR COM AT NW/C OF NW/4 OF
SE/4 OF 30-7-16 THENCE S 1 DEG
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL ,

640 300716-00570000-0130 HX 921.96
640 300716-00570000-0130 HX 921.96
MARTIN RONALD & CHRISTINA 4.250AC
LOT 13 K KL & S ESTATES CONT.
4.24 AC 195/576 UTIL EASEMENT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL"

641320716-00000008-0000 266.77
641 320716-00000008-0000 266.77
PINE RIDGE PLANTATION I LLC 80.000AC
S/2 OF SE/4 91/413-419 107/
35-39 295/135 2004/6717 2004/
4504 2004/4505 2005/2823

642 330716-00000008-0000 151.33
642 330716-00000008-0000 151.33-
PINE RIDGE PLANTATION I LLC 40.000AC
SW/4 OF SW/4 91/413-419,107/
35-39 295/135 2003/6717 2004/,
4504 2004/4505 2005/2823

S643010816-00000005-0010 370.37
643 010816-00000005-0010 370.37
WALSH SHARON ELAINE '5.000AC
S/2 OF S/2 OF W/2 OF SW/4 OF
SW/4 73/362 77/560 81/216
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

o44 I"1 8 It -1:11 :"1A1005 '0. |l I 380 So
644 010816-00000005-0011 380.80
WALSH SHARON E 15.000AC
W/2 OF SW/4 OF SW/4 LESS 5 AC
SPLIT OUT 73 36277 5-" 81 216
SEE TA. ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

.645 010816-00000005-0030 HX 472.11
645 010816-'1, 'i1':-1.1031.1 HX 472.11
HOLLEY HEATHER RENEE 1.000AC
FOR POB COM AT NW/C OF NE/4
OF SW/4 OF SW/4GO S 210FT _
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

o4) 1)30816-il)1111:i1106-0illIi HX 36o 07
616i 30s16-00,00,00X-000.0 H\" 36617:
"'ERNON NORfM .I I 00011C
CO-M AT SE COR COF NE 4 OF SEC
& GO G' 420 FT GO N 30FT TO. N
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

647 3'i I o-OO. -,ii 'ii.ii Oiui 3.55.69 -,c

0 NE iL ITERR'i' LEE I E0AC
COM AT SE COR OF NE 4 AS
POREFGOWALG 1/2SECLN ,
SEE TAX ROLL FpR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
648 "u:,8168I.-vu.)":l',.,),I'l' -."|1. 0 HX 1,140.72
646 : i' 0S"'"'. :" ) :"'c 5.,1:'11 HX 1,140.72
BARBER MARION ELBERT & 14.650AC
COM AT SE/C OF 3-8-16 FOR POB
& RUN ALG E LN OF SAID SEC 3
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

649 040816-00710001-0030 1,826.71
649 040816-00710001-0030 1,826.71
MOUNT WARREN T & PATTI S 10.000AC
LOT 3 BLK 1 UNIT 1 SPRING
RIDGE SUBD'80/344 BIG LOT 244/
102 267/302 267/304
650 040816-00720004-0020 HX 1,788.71
650 040816-00720004-0020 HX .1,788.71
OELFKE MARJORIE JANE 1.080AC
LOT 2 BLK 4 UNIT-2 SPRING
RIDGE SUBD 62/139 65/82 70/117
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
651040816-07300005-0030 HX 1,265.00
S651040816-07300005-0030 HX 1,265.00
CALVERT JOY L 2.220AC
LOTS 3 & 4 BLK 5 UT 3 SPRING
RIDGE SUBD CONT 2 AC 99/74
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

652 040816-07400001-0020 861.79
652 040816-07400001-0020 861.79
FLOYD TODD 4.620AC
LOT 2 BLK I UT 4 SPRING RIDGE
SUBD 94/69 161/28 244/166 267/
309 2002/903
653 040816-07400001-0090 HX 2,136.08
653040816-07400001-0090 HX 2,136.08
PARHAM RONALD A & JENNY L I 1.020AC
LOT 9 BLK 1 UNIT 4 SPRING
RIDGE SUBD 161/28 176/405 267/
309 2000/2729 2001/1968

654 040816-07400001-0190 HX 403.80
654 040816-07400001-0190 HX 403.80
MELNICK PETER M & DONNA R 1.OOAC
LOT 19 BLK I UNIT4 SPRING
RIDGE SUBD 113/96 128/479
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
655 040816-07500000-0130 HX 1,292.85
655 040816-07500000-0130 HX 1,292.85
TALLMAN SUZANNE M 1.020AC
LOT 13 BLK 1 UNIT 5 SPRING
RIDGE SUBD 108/7 205/712 248/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

656 050816-00000002-0030 349.10
656 050816-00000002-0030 349.10
PINE RIDGE PLANTATION I LLC 120.000AC
NW/4 OF NE/4 & N/2 OF NW/4
2004/4504 2004/4505 2005/2823

S657 070816-01020000-0090 HX 196.37
657 070816-01020000-0090 HX 196.37
CROSBY THOMAS CARL 5.270AC
LOT 9 HIGH SPRINGS HEIGHTS
SUBD CONT 5.27 AC 213/139
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


658 070816-01020000-0300 HX 196.37
658 070816-01020000-0300 HX 196.37.
FLEMMING DANIEL L & 5.280AC
LOT 30 HIGH SPRINGS HEIGHTS
SUBD CONT 5.275 AC 105/267
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

659 070816-01020000-0320 HX 196.37
659 070816-01020000-0320 HX 196.37
FLEMMING GALE MARIE 5.270AC
LOT 32 HIGH SPRINGS HEIGHTS
SUBD CONT 5.27 AC 147/573
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

660 100816-00000004-0010 669.35
660 100816-00000004-0010 669.35
SWEAT MARCUS E & DOLORES J 10.050AC
COM AT NW/C OF SW/4 OF
10-8-16 FOR A PT OF REF GO S
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


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661 100816-00000004-0060. 414.49
661 100816-00000004-0060. 414.49
SCHRODER HENRY J & LINDA P P 5.020AC
W/2 OF FOLLOWING DESC COM AT
NW/C OF SW/4 OF 10-8-16 FOR A
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

662 100816-00740000-0110 HX 196.37
662 100816-00740000-01-10 HX 196.37
SCOTT ALFRED EUGENE & ELLEN 5.030AC
LOT 11 SANTA FE FOREST SUBD

OR 72/625 96/133 222/561
222/563

663 100816-00740000-0140 415.26
663 100816-00740000-0140 415.26
SIMMONS SELDON W & FLORENCE E 5.030AC
LOT 14 SANTA FE FOREST SUBD
70/694 173/603 208/688
223/449 2000/3021

664 100816-00740000-0170 HX 351.11
664 100816-00740000-0170 HX, 351.11
RUFF MARY ANN & MAGDALENE MARY 5.010A
LOT 17 SANTA FE FOREST SUBD
87/641 88/540-542 156/380
SEE TAX RQLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

665 100816-00740000-0270 HX -569.84
665 100816-00740000-0270 HX 569.84
WILGUS VERNON JAMES & JUNE 10.070AC ,
LOTS 27 & 28 SANTA FE FOREST
SUBD 73/417 223/449 233/412

666 110816-00000002-0000 HX 902.04
666 110816-00000002-0000 HX 902.04
MOBLEY WILLIAM C JR & JUDITH-C 87.000AC
BEG AT NE COR OF NW/4 11-8-- .
16 ES APP 330 FT TO POB THEN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

667 10816-00000007-0010 284.99
667 110816-00000007-0010 : 284.99
SIMMONS SELDON W & FLORENCE 1.000AC
COM AT NE/C COF V 2 OF 4 GO .
S 1075.4 FTGOW524FTGOS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

668 110816-00000008-0020 488.93
668 110816-00000008-0020: 488.93
SIMMONS SELDON V' & F L ORENCEE 6.000AC
6ACM/LDESC -ASFOCLL(OWS BEG
ATA PT 14Soo FTS& i32 5 -
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

6':*P I I )16-''0U0f0s. 0 '0"0 HH 9xc;15 31.1 ,
,69 I i .16.-l:II.:iii' -00',0 i HX 915 310

GERA.-PD ..-\THERiliE KORDANA 0IO.00AC
BEG AT PT'2248 FT 10.1N S& : & -'
190 FT W OF, NE COR OF W/2 OF .
SEE TAXROLL FO.R DDITiON.,L LEGAL

670 110816-00000013-0000 HX 872 48
670 110816-00000013-0000 HX b.72 4.I 8 .
THOMAS PHYLLIS 6 .550,C "
BEG AT SE/C OF SE/4 OF SE/4
GO N18 FT TON R/W LI4EOF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

671 110816-00000013-0080 H\X I 2 71.
671 110816-00000013-0080 H.\ I 21" -
BASS DAVID L 781I,,C
COMATSE/C OF 11-08-16
THENCE RUN N 00 DEG ALONG.E :
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL: .

C.?2 120 :..,'11 ,",.r :il I'. 11. 0 36(J 1I I
.672 12081-00000001-000 3641.9
THOMAS JAMES J 4.4080AC
COM AT SW/C OFNE/40F OF
12-8-16 AS PT OF REF GO N27 :
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

673 2. I .i .,, .i ,i 1 4 .l- 1 I: HX 256.28
673 120816-00000004-0010 HX. 256.28. :
HUNTER LORIANN E & JERRY 1.OOOAC
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 OF NE/4OF
12-08-16 FOR POR THENCE GO S
SEE TAX ROLL.FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

674 1 l:'.'i, l 0:", 0(,,' 7.-001'| H : i78 01: .
674 130816-.90000007-0010 HX-. ,578.01
LANGFORD LADONA A 5.620AC
COM AT SW/C OF 13-8-16 GO E,
585.83.FT TO POB CONT E
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITi:O.' L LEGAL '.

675 140816-0000000110008 HX 2' S9
675 1li.s, i'..,01.,0,.1 ,[l i-i0Iii HX 249.89
SNYDER JULIAN B JR & DOLERAS C 2:500AC
NE/4 OF NE/4 OF NE/4 OF NE/4
2.50 AC 89/518 94/678 95/158
SEE T '-.X POLL FO.-P. DDTITN.1AL LEG kL M
r,-r, .I4 It..',IL'.,.,.,ly .I 3l. I 185 I -
676 140816-00000002-0130. .1,185.11 .
LOGAN KATHERINE J 10.060AC
SE/4 OF SW/4 OF SE/4 (LOT 13)
CONT 10 6n. \C TOGETHER
SEEIT .'*: ROLL FOR DDITi i'.'-..L LEGAL

677 150816-00000001-0040 HX 1,081.38
677150816-00000001-0040' HX 1,081.38
GILLESPIE WILLIAM E & 11.560AC
COM AT SE/C OF 15-8-16 GO W
1314.43 FT GON26 FT TO POB
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

678 150816-00000001-0071 444.87.
678 150816-00000001-0071 .444:87
MCLEOD WILLIAM DA'. iDSON .JR 5,420AC
FOR A POR COM AT SW C OFF
15-8-16 GO E 175 FT TOW LN OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR .',.DDiTl,.",.L LEG.-.L,

679 150816-00000001-0074 452.21
679 150816-00000001-0074 452.21
LUBIN DIEUDONNE & MICHELLE J 6.620AC
PARCEL D DESC AS COM AT SW/C
15-8-16 THENCE RUNN 88 DEG E
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

680 150816-00000001-0090 HX 324.97
680 150816-00000001-0090 ,HX 324.97
EDENFIELb RICKY D & RHONDA 5.000AC
FOR A POR COM AT SW/C OF SAID
SEC 15 AND RUN N88 DEG E ALG
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

681 150816-00000001-0130 HX 556.37
681 150816-00000001-0130 HX 556.37
DOUGLAS RONALD E & 9.690AC
COM AT NE/C OF SEC 15-8-16 '.
FOR POR THENCE S ALG E LN OF
SSEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

'682 160816-00000001-0100 HX, 285.66
682 160816-00000001-0100 HX 285.66
KILLINGS EDWARD DAVIS 20.00AC .
PARCEL 10 CONT 20 AC DESC IN
MTS & BDS DESC AS COM SE/C OF,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

683 160816-00000002-000A HX 706.90
683.160816-00000002-000A HX 706.90
ELLIS LINDA S 5.010AC
PARCEL A CONT 5.01 AC DESC AS
COM SW/C OF SEC GO N 40 FT TO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

684 160816-02340000-0040 HX 273.28
684 160816-02340000-0040 HX 273.28
BOLTON DAVID & TINA SMITH 5.010AC
LOT 4 OAK HILL SUBD CONT 5.01
AC 166/634 166/692 167/167


SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

685 170816-02070000-0180 HX 309.58
685 170816-02070000-0180 HX 309.58
HUNTER JAMES E 10.000AC
LOT 18 APPALOOSA TRAILS SUBD
UNREC CONT 10 AC 173/308 182/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

686 170816-02070000-0070 243.73
686 170816-02070000-0070 .243.73
DEUTSQH CHARLES & LORI 10.000AC
LOT 7 APPALOOSA TRAILS SUBD
UNREC CONT 10 AC 170/495
2002/4355

687 170816-02070000-0140 HX 308.27
687 170816-02070000-0140 HX 308.27
CHANDLEY LEE S 20.030AC
LOTS 14 & 19 APPALOOSA TRAILS
UNREC SUBD CONT 20.03 AC 156/


SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

688 170816-02070000-0160 HX 344.54
688 170816-02070000-0160 HX. 344.54
MEECE MELVIN& EVELYN 10.000AC
LOT 16 APPALOOSA TRAILS SUBD
UNREC CONT 10 AC 165/360
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

689 170816-02070000-0260 HX 984.30
689 170816-02070000-0260 HX 984.30
BLACKFORD FRANCIS E JR & 20.000AC
. LOTS 26 & 31 APPALOOSA TRAILS
SUBD UNREC 166/368 UTIL EASE-
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL.

690 170816-02070000-0430 HX 196.37.
690 170816-02070000-0430 HX 196.37
GRECO LAWRENCE G 10.000AC
LOT 43 APPALOOSA TRAILS UNREC
SUBD CONT 10 AC 87/33-42.104
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL.

691 170816-02070000-0550 1,439.47
691 170816-02070000-0550 1,439.47
BISSELL KENT V SR & DEBORAH 10.000AC
LOT 55 APPALOOSA TRAILS CONT
10 AC 195/731 UTIL EASEMENT
198/3592004/36352005/1978 .


692 170816-02070000-0580 664.90
692 170816-02070000-0580 664.90,
SANTIAGO LUIS H & ROSA. 9.980AC
LOT 58 APPALOOSA TRAILS SUBD
CONT 9 98 AC & DESCINMTS& N "S' ,
BDS DESC 172 255 '

p93 17)0816-020700UOl-0590 4o7 30
693 170816-02070000-0590 467.30
. SCHW.AB ANTHONY M & PENNY 10.000AC
LOT 59 APPALOOSA TRAILS SL'BD
DESC IN METES & BDS CONT 10
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

6o4 17081o-0207000-0.630 HNX 196 37
694 170816-02070000-0o30 H\ 196 37
HILL RICKY JUNIOR & KIMBERL Y 10 001.AC
LOT 63 APPALOOSA TRAILS SiIIBD
DESC IN METES &I BDS DESC CONT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

695 170816.0207("i00i:.-'740 HX 196 37
095 17u816-1.'2070000-0740 HN 196 37
SPTTI.IAN MICHAEL S& DEBORIAH J I10'030AC
LOT 74 APPALOOSA TRAItLS SLUBD
CONT I' 03 AC DESC IN LONG
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

o0 2,":0816.0000i:if:l05-0010 5,180 19
6W, 2'.")816-001.0)0005-.0010 5,180 I9
S HALL PATRICIA E 13 (.10AC
S C-,iOM AT NW C OF S-' OF SW 4 OF
SE 4 OF 26-8-16GO ALONG N LN
SEE TA\ ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

:.97 2100816- i000: .i' i -00 1(I 617 2
6, 07 200816-'0')I0000'I--0010 01792
L iNGFORD DENNIS 5 500AC
THAT PART OF E/2 OF NW/4. .
LYi NG S OF SCL RR R W CONT
5 \C M L III .. 6 .

098 l.i(,081i6-0:21 1iO 0-01'", HX 747 26
69h8 2I0i816-01101)00-01'0 HX 747 26
BRADY MARK D & ELIZABETH .,,C .
LOT 15 SILVER RIDGE SUBDCONT
5 04 ,CRES 1679 1S9 241 18'
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

699 20'8 1 --021. I ,1''00.).''38 47 1 93
699 2''0816-0.211:(II0 '0-0380 4793 :
CHESBOROLIGH INVESTMENT 5.000AC
LOT 38 SILVER RIDGE SUBD CONT .
5 AC 159/217 160/685,161/184
2003/53&1 2004/68962005/5415


700 200816-1.12111.00 .040-i)40 5'- 23
700 200816-02110000-0400 50 23
CHESBOROUGH INVESTMENT ,,. 5.000AC
LOT 40 SILVER RIDGE SUBD CONTY
5.00 ACRES 159/219 160/685
,. SEE Tfy. ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL, '
-i.,| ", ,,.S I .O: I |I:-' "',"":-"41:i '" 3 I-'? .
701200816-02110000-0410 54.95
CHESBOROUGH.INVESTMENT 5.000AC
LOT 41 SILVER RIDGE SUBD CONT
S 5 C It0 652 2103 5384 2004/
689yo s) S 5415 .

702 200816-02110000-0420 53.83
702 200816-02110000-0420 53.83
CHESBOROUGH INVESTMENT 5.000AC
LOT 42 SILVER RIDGE SUBD CONT
5 AC 1601/82 2003/5385 2004/ -
Y. t'00i 205 5415


7013 201' 81 6-0:21 I0 I00- .1441: 48 So
2-13 21.>8 o.l '21 100I -0l.1440 48 So
SHESBOROUGH INVESTMENT
LO,-T 44 SIL 'VER RIDGE SUBD CONT
5 AC 1i.,i 682 2":03 58' 2:004
60 2-0' 1 5415 :-


5.000AC


704200816-02110000-0450 52.86
71. 2: I8l o-'2 I i'"1.00-04501 52.86
CHESBOROi.iGH INVESTMENT .. 5.000AC
LOT 45 SilVER RIDGE SUTBD CONT
5 AC 160 682 21: 531S 2'004.
6903 2005/5415.

705 220816-02920000-0040 771.75
705 220816-02920000-0040 771.75
PANTOJA ALECKSANDRA 10.000AC
LOT-4 FOOTHILL FARMS UT1 '
87/33-42 104/93-94 107/513
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL.

706.220816-02920000-0080 771.75
706 220816-02920000-0080 771.75
PANTOJA IRAMIS 10.000AC
LOT 8 FOOTHILL FARMS UT 1
87/33-42 104/93-94 107/513
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

707 220816-02930000-0040 1,510.36
707 220816-02930000-0040 1,510.36
HULL HERMAN JOHN II 20.000AC
LOTS 4 & 5 FOOTHILL FARMS UT 2
CONT 20.002 AC 104/93 160/106
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

,708 230816-00000002-0010 .HX 1,124.17
708 230816-00000002-0010 HX 1,124.17
KNIGHT WILLIAM KYLE & LAYNE B 20.000AC
W/2 OF THE FOLLOWING DESC
PROP FOR A POR COM AT NW/C OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

709 230816-02230000-0040 HX' 356.86,
709 230816-02230000-0040 F HX '356.86
DEANE DONALD P & SUSANNE B 5.010AC
LOT 4 UNIT 1 MILLHOPPER EST
183/379 UTILITY EASEMENT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

710 230816-03230000-0200 'HX 446.68
710 230816-03230000-0200 HX 446.68
WEIDNER THOMAS J & SHARON M 5.000AC
LOT 20 MILLHOPPER ESTATES UT 2
CONT 5 AC 205/486 UTILITY
EASEMENT 208/298 2003/2038

711 230816-03230000-0210 HX 1,163.29
711 230816-03230000-0210 HX 1,163.29
GILES ELLISON F & ELIZABETH M 5.000AC
LOT 21 MILLHOPPER ESTATES UT 2
CONT 5 AC 166/695 244/523
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

712 230816-03230000-0280 HX 834.03
712 230816-03230000-028Q HX 834.03
FLEMING TIMOTHY S AND/OR 5.000AC
LOT 28 MILLHOPPER ESTATES UT 2
CONT 5 AC 166/695 245/274
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

713 230816-03230000-0290 823.44
713 230816-03230000-0290 823.44
WEIDNER THOMAS J & SHARON M 5.000AC
LOT 29 MILLHOPPER ESTATES UT 2
CONT 5 AC 205/488 2003/2453

714 230816-03230000-0380 572.30
714 230816-03230000-0380 572.30
FIEDLER TERRY L 5.110AC
LOT 38 MILLHOPPER ESTATES UT 2


CONT 5.11 AC 226/314 2001/3139

715 230816-03230000-0400 HFIX -637.42
715 230816-03230000-0400 HX 637.42
BARBER MARK E & ANGELA M 5.000AC
LOT 40 MILLHOPPER ESTATES UT 2
CONT 5.03 AC 206/258 UTILITY
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

716 240816-08920000-0030 HX 572.51
716 240816-08920000-0030 HX 572.51
SEAY MYRTLE M A 5.000AC
LOT 3 2ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOOD SUBD CONT 5 AC UTILITY
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

717240816-08920000-0110 HX 809.90.
717240816-08920000-0110 HX 809.90
RENO RAYMOND W & EDIEL 5.000AC
LOT 11 2ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOODS SUBD CONT 5 AC UTILITY
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

718240816-08920000-0120 560.69
718 240816-08920000-0120 560.69
RENO RAYMOND W & EDIE L 5.000AC
LOT 122NDADDITCiMNNMILL :
WOODS SUBD CONT 5 AC 11 TIT I Y
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL-.


719 24S 16-08920000-014-10 HX
719 240816-0892000(.'-014'0 H X
BECKER WAYNE MCDANIEL
LOT 14 2ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOODS SUBD CONT 5 AC 281 '174
UTIL EASEMIENT289/494'2001/316


380 76
380 76 .
5 .OOOAC.


720 2;4-1816-0i892000i0-0l80 HX 413.04,
72i' 2418 Io-.18920'100-u080 HX 413 )04
Mf.AL AGON ROBERT C 5 00OAC
LOT 18 2ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOODS SUBD CONT 5AC 172 303
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL:

721 241'0816-O89200,0)0-:23i HX o90C oC
721 240816-0892:'0'".'-.'-.23'0 HX 690 60
HANNAMIATTHEW TODD 5.700AC
LOT 23 2ND XDDIT CAIN MILL
WOODS SUBD CONT 5 70 AC 154
SEE TAX RO-LL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

722 24.816-)8w2l.'.'I.0'-029I 1.021 8
S'722 240816.08020n00-0290 1,621 88
DA'.IS KATHLEEN M 5 17i)C
LOT 292?ND ADDIT CAIN MILL
WOODS SLUBD CONT 5 17 AC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

723 24038 10-89"20'.'""i-"130 HIX I 508 55
723 21.181 -F.892',)00-033) HX I 5'8 55 -"
BIRCHFIELD.I JAMES DARIN & 5 I70AC
LOT 33 2NDADDIT CAiN MILL
'WOODS SLiBD CO(_NT 5 17 AC 286
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

724 29' i.18 o.-'I12.'90:1' -00' 10 152 46
724 290816-02.,9ii:0Ji.i-.)ii:i I? 46
CHRISTIAN WILLIAM E & CAROL ESN 5 '":"AC
LOT I OAKS&. I.D(E -DOWS SLiBD
CONT 5 AC 183 007 199 221 27: :
306

725 290816-00000002-0030 412.98
S 725 29i'.816-)0tIO.1:ii'2.-":'3'.' 412.98
THOI.!AS ARCHIE B 5'.":0"-.C
N 2 OF NWV.4 OF SW,4 OF SE 4
29.8. Io TOGETHER W EASEMENT
S220/593
726 3,,S 816-'0 i.". ), .'"-"''2 HIN 1.1 t r' 30
726 )1 I81 ,-i,, iiiiI n F121" HIN 116 1 ')
GREGO'RY ANDREA I ":"h.C
BEING ONE AC SO IN SW C OF E.2
OF FOL LOV, ING DESC PROP IN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

727 316081o-1 I13 I 30'-].l Sn'|0) 69 '
727 3608 1p-'21 300.:":."-01 30 560.69
PHILLIPS EARL L & JENNIFER. 5.000AC
LOT 13 HICKORY BLUFFS SUBD
CONT.5 AC 164/234

725 r. S I6:. ..- 2_13 1,:",.'.0 1 1 ,, .' IS

RIVERA GERARDO M & CELESTE J 5.090AC
LOT 171HICKORY BLUFF SUBD
CONT 5.09 AC 183/27 199/215

729 360816-02130000-0220 HFI .1,224.84
729 360816-02130000-0220 'HX 1,224.84
NEWELL WALTER J & KELLY C 5.000AQ
LOT 22 HICKORY BLUFF SUBD
CONT 5 AC 184/295 187/289 UTIL
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

. 7 i0 3"o |816-)21,.0liX:.i260 56(', t
73'. 31c.1 r I : .1 2 |I 3,.,.,I' -. ,, l.5 ..., :.

'STREA.DER SCOTT & ,AR1 AAN 5.000AC
LOT 26 HICKORY BLUFF SUBD
CONT 5 AC 164/461 246/679
251/476 286/70 2002/2530

731 1.t lS 1|-.-2 1 .IllI 1i, 3ll HN I1077 58
731 36:.ISlp.1-021 iti"). ,13 ":1 H .F 1,,77 58
DA\ iS COLA 1.1 5 251iAC
LOT 35 HICKORY BLUFF SUBD
CONT 5.25 AC 163/352 255/643
UTIL E .SEMEENT 25.c 33,) 2,1i-14 4, 5 '
732040916-00000004-0080 FIX 196.37
732 040916-00000004-0080 HX 196.37
LAMB LOUIS E 4.840AC
W/2 OF NW/4 OF NW/4,OF NW/4
(AKALOT.8 TFB PRO)PERTIESI
SEE TA.' ROLL kOF. .-.DDITION.AL LE'- -.L

733 040916-00000004-0110 HX 1,105.16
733040916-00000004-0110 HFIX 1,105.16 '
ROWICKI DENTON &'LISA ; 4.790AC
W/2 OF SE/4 OF NW/4 OF N-A 4
(AKA LOT 11 TFB PROPERTIES) ,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

734 050916-01900000-0020 HX 620.19
734 050916-01900000-0020 HX 620.19
O'REILLY DEBRA ANN 5.000AC
LOT 2 DEER RUN SUBD CONT 5 AC
145/239 158/136 232/459 2002/
2729 2002/2730 2002/3495.

735060916-00000006-0010. HXF I 862.76
735 060916-00000006-0010 HFIX 862.76
FARLEY KENNETH'O 10.950AC
COM AT NE/C OF NW/4 OF'SW/4
OF 6-9-16 FOR POB THENCE RUN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

736 070916-00000003-0011 HX 1,519.52.
736 070916-00000003-0011 HFIX 1,519.52
HARDING MARTYR & ALICE 2.570AC
(1OM AT NW/C OF 7-9-16 FOR POR
THENCE RUN.ON W LN OF SAID SEC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

737 070916-00000004-0020 418.29
737 070916-00000004-0020 418.29
WARD DAVID J & TIFFANY A 5.070AC
COM AT SW/C OF SW/4 OF SE/4
OF 7-9-16 AS PT OF REF GO N
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

738 070916-02140000-0010 HX 317.77
738 070916-02140000-0010 HX 317.77
WARD DAVID J & TIFFANY A 5.000AC
LOT 1 FOX HOLLOW SUBD CONT 5
AC 174/392 179/331 223/392
UTIL EASEMENT 225/688

739 070916-02140000-0020 HX 556.38
739 070916-02140000-0020 HX 556.38
MCDANIEL PATRICIA 5.000AC
LOT 2 FOX HOLLOW SUBD CONT 5
AC 186/701 UTIL EASEMENT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

740 070916-02140000-0030 HIX 586.52
740 070916-02140000-0030 HX 586.52
SMITH MARION L & SANDY KAY 5.000AC
LOT 3 FOX HOLLOW SUBD CONT 5
AC 166/129254/517

741 080916-00000008-0070 201.96
741 080916-00000008-0070 201.96
POLK JAMES JR & NORMA 2.000AC
THE E 132 FT OF W 264 FT OF
N/2 OF NE/4 OF SE/4 OR 52 PG
435


742 090916-00000003-0000 265.06
742 090916-00000003-0000 265.06
FLOYD MARY ANN &LANGFORD 78.500AC
E/2 OF NW/4 (BONNELL
PL)80/499 LESS RD R/W 152/475

743 140916-00000002-0021 1,062.33
743 140916-00000002-0021 1,062.33
CLARK STEVEN W'II 3.210AC
COM AT A FOUND NAIL & CAP 'PRM
1772' AT.SW/C OF 14-9-16 RUN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

744 160916-00000003-0010 HX 1,333.93
744 160916-00000003-0010, HX 1,333.93
ADKINS TERRY L & RONDA I 9.500AC
S/2 OF N/2 OF NE/4 OF SW/4 OF
16-9-16 LESS S 104 FT OF W .
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

745 170916-0052000A-0050 HX 286.72
745 1.70916-0052000A-0050 HX- 286.72
DANIELSF'HOWARD R & MARY F 0.790AC
LOT 5 BLK A WATERS LAKE SUBD
58/669 77/32 UTIL EASEMENT ,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

746 1.70916-00780000-0020 HX 196.37
746 17(916.-007800i10-1020 HX 1196.37 '
GOFF EFFIENM&GARYDGOFF 2.130AC .
LOTS 2 & 3 HOLLY FORESTCONT .
2.13 AC 94/445 165/522
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


747.. 17 .1916-00780000-"124-10 417 54 .
747 170916-007800010-024'i 417 54
FUQUAY WILLIAM STUART &.. 5.520AC.
LOT 24 HOLLY FOREST SUBD 96/
378 109/665 115/I 17 116,603
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

748 170916-007800)0-0260 HN 457 85
748 170916-00780(100-0260 HX 457 85
SMCKIN-NEY DAVID& CYNTHIA 5 220AC
LOT 26 HOLLY FOREST SUBD CONT
5 22 AC 92.285 176.'634 199/94
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

740 17016-",007800l.-0290 HX 844 37
749 170916-0078000.'-0:290 HX 844 37
WOODS ALBERT RAY JR 5 (00AC-
LOT 29 HOLLY FOREST SLIBD88
.1390,'171 112 406 118'72
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

75. 170916-01] 130001-0020 HX 2.486 25
750 170916-01130001-0020 HX 2,486 25
JOHNSON BONNIE NI 5 160AC
* LOT 2 UNIT I LAKE IN THE
WOODS SUBD 122. 129 205'573
26'.) 461 UTIL EASEMENT 281 20


751 17(0 16-011.30(02-0080 3
- 751 170916-01130002-0080
BRADLEY RUDOLPH & TERRYE
LOT 8 UNIT 2 LAKE IN THE
WOODS SUBD 130'428


0o4 44
3o4 44


1765(1-C


752 170916-0113L002-0090 HFX 1.217 07
752 171.1916-01130002-009- F H-X 1.217 07
CASON SAM JACKSON SR OR 0 750AC
LOT 9 LINIT 2 LAKE IN THE
WOODS SUBD 122'129 LITILITY
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


753 170916-01130002-0100 47o 28
753170916-01130002-0100 476.28
CASON SAM JACKSON SR & ROSE C
LOT 10 UNIT 2 LAKE IN THE
WOODS SUBD 130.373 2004.3489


754 170916-01130002-0440 539 58
'54 170916-0 1130002-0440 539 58
. BRADLEY RUDOLPH & TERRY
LOT 44 UNIT 2 LAKE IN THE
WOODS SUBD CONT 5 AC 13') 148


1 400AC


MICCICHE MARIA 5.000AC
LOT 30 THE LAKES SUBD 5.00 AC
28-09-16 121/257 166/548 238/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

770 210916-01140000-0450 HX 951.72,
770 210916-01140000-0450 HX 951.72
HAYES JIMMY W AND/OR TINA E 5.000AC
LOT 45 THE LAKES SUBD 5.00 AC
28-09-16 121/257 166/548
241/198 UTIL EASEMENT 243/447

771 210916-01140000-0590 HIX 1,160.36
771210916-01140000-0590 HX 1,160.36
BUCKLAND DANNYJ & SHERRY A 5.000AC
LOT 59. THE LAKES SUBD 5.00 AC.
121/257 166/548 241/346 UTIL
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL ,

772 230916-00000001-0020 666.18
772230916-00000001-0020 666.18
SOLLIVAN TONEY & VONDLA 10.000AC
SSE/4 OF SW/4 OF NE/4 OR 55 ,PG
21 OR64PG82
773 230916-00000001-0060 FHX 196.37
773 230916-00000001-0060 HX 196.37
SCOTT VICTOR B & BARBARA M I.OOOAC
COM AT NE COR OF 23-9-16 FOR
POB GO W 210 FT GOS 210 FT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

774 230916-00000001-0070 HX 321 53
774 230916-00000001-0070 HX 321 53
TOTULIS MICI-LAEL T JR &. 5.000AC
COM AT SEC OF NE.4 OF NE/4
OF 23-9-16 FOR A PT OF REF GO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

775230916-00000001-0120 1186.03
775 230916-00000001-0120 1,186.03
BERRY JANICE 5.010AC
COMATNWCORNEROF NEt4 OF
23-09-16 FOR POR THENCE RUN
SEE TAX ROL L FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

776 230916-00000004-0000 HX -IX 3,103.28
776 230916-00000004-0000 HX 3,103.28
GONZALEZ YAIMA 3 030AC
COM AT NW C OF 23-9-16 GO S
1426.05 FT GO E 46 37 FT TO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

777 230916-00000004-0010 61734 .
777 230916-00000004-0010 61734
GONZALEZ YAIMA 111I 370AC '
NW 4 LESS 5 AC TO MAILER
48,356 & LESS 18 65 AC TOCYE
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


778 230916-00000004-0036 HX 632 88
778 230916-00000004-0036 HX 632 88
LRAND KRYSTAL I 740AC
COMN AT NW C OF 23-9-16 FOR POR
THENCE RUN ALG W LN OF SAID
. SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


779 270916-00'0000005-0015 57.43
779 270916-00000005-0015 5743
MARTINEZ RAIMOND MELENDEZ 1.136AC
LOT 15 METES & BDS DESC COM
AT NE/C OF S,2 OF 27-9-16 FOR
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL *

780 270916-00000004-0000 HX 53451
780 270916-00000004-0000 HX 53451
MORRISON ROBERT A & .IANIE F I.000AC
COM AT NE COR OF S'2 OF SEC
FOR APT OF REF GOS 89 DEG
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


781 270916-00000005-0002 5743
781 270916-00000005-0002 57.43
VEGA REINALDO MARTINEZ & I I
AC LOT 2 METES & BDS DESC COM AT
NE'C OF S'2 OF 27-9-16 FOR A
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


5.000A


755 170916-u I 01130002-0450 539 58
755 17,0916-0I1130002-0450 539 58
- BRADLEY RUDOLPH A TERRYE 5.000AC
LOT 45 UNIT 2 LAKE IN THE
S. \VOODS SUBD CONT 50 ') AC 130 "
443

756 170916-0521000B-0150 196.37
.756 170916-0521000B-0150 196.37
MINGLING ROBERT E & LESLIE A 0.360AC
LOT 15 BLK B IST ADDIT WATERS
LAKE SUBD 119-478 171 622
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

757 17)916-05220000-0030 81.0 5 5
757 170916-05220000-0030 805.85'
CARLISLE KAYE V 0:f 320 \C
LOTS3&42NDADD WATERS
LAKE SUBD'4:o 291 56 653 159 74 .
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

758 170916-05221.00-0070 o39 18 .
758 170916.05220000-0070 639 18
ARDOC iNO MICHAEL A ill 0 640AC
LOTS 7 89& 10 2NDADD WATERS
LAKE SLiBD 57 2o6 70 174 72 o62
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL-

:759 170916-05220000-0130 526.43
759 170916-05220000-0130 526.43
CARLISLE KAYE,V 0480AC
LOTS 13 14 & 15 2ND ADDIT
W ATE RS LAKE SUBD. 55/267 66/350
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

760 170916-05220000-0270 117.57
0 1I70196-05::22,)00,,-0270 117.57
GEORGE CHARLES W & KATIE 0.340AC
LOTS 27 & 28 2ND ADD WATERS
LAKE SUBD OR 43/343 59/519
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

761 170916-05220000-0360 159.06,
761 170916-05220000-0360 159.06
YINGLING ROBERT E & LESLIE A 1.390AC
LOTS 36 37 38 39 40 & 41 2ND
ADDIT WATERS LAKE SUBD & LOT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

762 170916-05220000-0480 HX 196.37
762 170916-05220000-0480 HX' 196.37
MEADOR STEVEN W & 0.450AC
LOTS 48 & 49 2ND ADD WATERS
LAKE SUBD 110/700 208/622 -
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

763 170916-05220000-0500 HX 196.37
763 170916-05220000-0500 HX 196.37
DOYLE GEORGE W 0.380AC
LOTS 50 & 51 2ND ADD WATERS
LAKE SUBD OR 52/401 81/641
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

764 170916-05220000-0560 725.67
764 170916-05220000-0560 725.67
BRACEWELL EVA DARLENE 0.210AC
LOT 56,2ND ADD WATERS LAKE
SUBD 54/616 88/141 99/61 & 63
117/640 2005/4889 /

765 170916-05220000-0580 75.36
765 170916-05220000-0580 75.36
HOLIFIELD JASON G 0.310AC
LOT 58 2ND ADD WATERS LAKE
SUBD 99/523 2004/4003 2004/
4004 2004/4005

766 210916-01140000-0050 HX 1,527.24
766 210916-01140000-0050 HX 1,527.24
ALONG LEONARD & LINDA L 5.000AC
LOT 5 THE LAKES SUBD 5.00 AC
121/257 TAX DEED 229/88 230/
SEE'TAX RQLL FOR ADITTTnTAT I c-A

767 210916-01140000-0070 969.22
767 210916-01140000-0070 969.22
SERVIDAS BENJAMIN F & MYRTLE 5.000AC
LOT 7 THE LAKES SUBD 5.00 AC
121/257 135/259 UTILITY EASE-
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

768 210916-01140000-0230 HX 1,003.96
768 210916-01140000-0230 HX 1,003.96
POULSEN DENNIS G 5.000AC
LOT 23 THE LAKES SUBD 5.00 AC
121/257 166/548 238/79 UTIL
EASEMENT 250/20

769 210916-01140000-0300 HX 747.09
769 210916-01140000-0300 HX 747.09


782 270916-00000000:-0017 5743
782 270916-00000005-n017 57 43
DELGADO LETICIA BIE HORN& I
LOT 17 DESC IN METES & BDS
DESC CONT I 13 AC 157'622


783 270916-00000005-00277
783 270916-00000005-0027
RODRIGUEZ MIGUEL SOLIVAN
LOT 27 DESC IN METES & BDS
CONT I 18.AC 142,315


784 270916-00000005-0037
784 270916-00000005-0037
TORRES ESTEBAN RIVERA
LOT 37 DESC IN METES & BDS
CONT I 18 AC 289 351


57 43
5743


130AC




..j

30AC





180AC
1


5743
5743
I 180AC.


785 270916-00000006-0060 1,08896
785 270916-00000006-0060 1,08896
DEL 1SI NATE JEROME & 5 140AC
N/2 OF TRACT 6-MTS & BDS DESC .
COM AT NE/C OF S/2 OF S'2 OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

786 270916-01350000-0060 HX 611.87
,786270916-01350000-0060 HX 611.87
BACOM JAMES O 10.000AC
PARCEL 6 SOUTHFORK RANCHES
UNREC SUBD CONT 10.02 AC 146/. .
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL '

787280916-01340000-0040 'HX 627.93
787 28091'6-01340000-0040 HX 627.93
SHOGLE KENNETH D & STEPHANIE D 5.350AC
LOT 4 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT
5.35 ACRES 153/351 226/518
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

788 280916-01340000-0090 HX 441.56
788 280916-01340000-0090 HX 441.56
ROGERS PATRICK W & MARYANN B 5.720AC
LOT 9 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT
5.72 ACRES 202/125 221/26
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


789 280916-01340000-0170 HX 1,883.32
789 280916-01340000-0170 HX 1,883.32
WESTBROOK ROBERT M & TERESA H
LOT 17 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT 5
AC '155/210 UTILITY EASEMENT
157/334 285/249

790 280916-01340000-0180 455.18
790280916-01340000-0180 455.18
WESTBROOK ROBERT M & TERESA H
LOT 18 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT
5.00 AC 156/300 163/350 167/
391 285/249

791 280916-01340000-0220 HX 572.95
791 280916-01340000-0220 HX 572.95
CARMAN JOHN M 7.290AC
LOT 22 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT
7.29 ACRES 163/81 166/655
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


5 OOOAO-


792 280916-01340000-0230 HX 1,425.39
792 280916-01340000-0230- HX 1,425.39
OTREMBA SUZANNE L 5.00AC
LOT 23 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT
5.00 ACRES 155/450 166/295
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

793 280916-01340000-0240 1,210.66
793 280916-01340000-0240 1,210.66
OTREMBA FRANCIS J & SUZANNE L 6.340/
LOT 24 WEIRSDALE SUBD CONT
6.34 AC 154/334 168/347 169/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

794 310916-00000002-0000 48.01
794 310916-00000002-0000 48.01
BRANNING JAMES O JR& MARY E 0.160A
COM AT SW/C OF 31-9-16 GO N
50.40 TO SRLY EDGE OF GRD RD
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

795 330916-00000002-0070 457.23
795 330916-00000002-0070 457.23
BRATT JAMES H & CAROL A AS 10 800AC
TRACT 7 DESC AS COM AT QUARTER
SE/C 33-9116 AS POR THENCE RUN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


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796 330916-00000002-0140 HX 196.37
796 330916-00000602-0140 HX 196.37
SHORT JOHN W & SUSAN C 10.500AC
TRACT 14 DESC AS COM AT NE/C
~/ OF W/2 OF 33-9-16 AS POR GOS ,.
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

797 330916-00000002-0180 HX 1,211.00
797 330916-00000002-0180 HX 1,211.00
ROSS JOHN L & CYNTHIA M 10.600AC
TRACT 18 CONT 10.60 AC DESC AS
'ACCOM AT NE/C OF W/2 OF 33-9-16
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

798 330916-01060000-0290 772.97
798 330916-01060000-0290 772.97
SIGMAN GLEN & JANET ANN 10.010AC
PARCEL 29 GILCHRIST ACRES
'UNREC CONT 10.01 AC 131/343
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

799 340916-00000004-0015 HX 370.37
799 340916-00000004-0015 HX 370.37
GAINEY WM KENNETH & DEBORAH K 4.970AC
J.N/2 OF N/2 S/2 OF SW/4 OF
NW/4 61/121 72/375 98/503

800 340916-00000004-0050 HX 391.08
800 340916-00000004-0050 HX 391.08
BROCK GERALD W & FLORA A 12.000AC
COM AT NW/G OF SE/4 OF NW/4
OF 34-09-16 FOR POB RUNN 89
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

801 340916-00000004-0071 HX 196.37
801 340916-00000004-0071, HX 196.37
POOLE DAVID 1.000AC
COM AT NW/C OF SE/4 OF NW/4 OF
34-9-16 FOR POR & RUN S ALG W
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

802 340916-00000006-0014 HX 1,779.38
S802 340916-00000006-0014 HX 1,779.38
GOODE ROBERT J &- 11.620AC
PARCEL D COM AT SW/C OF SE/4
OF 34-9-16 FOR POR THENCE RUN
SEE TAX ROLL-FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

803 340916-00000007-0040 HX 1,135.60
803 340916-00000007-0040 HX 1,135.60
BURDICK.WILLIAM R & 19.430AC
TRACT A DESC AS COM AT SE/C OF
N/2 OF SW/4 OF 34-9-16 & RUN ,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

804 340916-02350000-0070 674.63
804 340916-02350000-0070 674.63
DAVIS KEVINP 5.000AC
PARCEL 7 CONTAINING 5.001 AC
DESC AS COM AT SE/C OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

805 340916-02350000-0080 HX .389.84
805 340916-02350000-0080 HX 389.84.
DAVIS KEVIN P ..4.330AC
LOT 8 PARKER UNREC SUBD DESC'
plIN METES & BDS CONTAINING 5
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

806 340916-02350000-0100 HX 460.65
806 340916-02350000-0100 HX 460.65
DAVIS MARCIA 9.310 OAC
LOT 10 PARKERUNREC SUBD .
-METES & BDS DESC CONT .10.001.
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

807 340916-02350000-0130 HX 495.97
807 340916-02350000-0130 HX 495.97
ROBERTSON JAMIE & JODIE 5.050AC
LOT 13 PARKER UNREC SUBD CONT
,05 AC 175/7 240/208 UTILITY
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

808 340916-02350000-0170 HX 1,259.45
808 340916-02350000-0170 HX 1,259.45
RHODEN MICHAEL & JULIE 5.040AC
LOT 17 PARKER UNREC SUBD
".IETES & BDS DESC CONTAINING
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

80J "35'i09 10-01fi'i.II."l. ui.j .H .X 773..1.. -
809 35l191|0-'.,)in.1:0:2-i'020i) HX .773 12
TOWNSEND RON C 5.000AC
DCOM AT NE/C OF 35-9-16 & RUN
THENCE S 89 DEG W ALG N LN OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

810 011016-02040000-0140 HX 588.16
810 011016-02040000-0140 HX 588.16
WEBB TAMMY WILKERSON & HAROLD 5.010AC
LOT 14 NORFLEET PINES SUBp
CONT 5.01 ACRES 166/496 182/28
23'1/81 '

8011016-02040000-0330 HX 473.94
811"011016-02040000-0330 HX 473.94
HERRING DONALD L & GLORIA J 5.010AC
LOT 33 NORFLEET PINES SUBD
CONT 5.01 ACRES 222/531

812 011016-02040000-0390 HX 844.90
812 011016-02040000-0390 HX 844.90
HANDY MARTHA ANN 5.010AC
LOT 39 NORFLEET PINES SUBD
CONT,5.01 ACRES 208/152 ,

813 011016-02040000-0410 720.31
813 011016-02040000-0410. 720.31
FLORES LLOYD PETER & FLORITA 5.010AC
'LOT 41 NORFLEET PINES SUBD
CONT 5.01 ACRES 191/194 2003/ "
6027 2005/2691

814 021016-00000008-0000 1,254.17
814 021016-00000008-0000' 1,254,17,
COBB WYLIE & ERMA L 1.OOOAC
'(COM ON S LN 1703.45 FT W OF
SE COR GO N 23 1/2 DEG W
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

815,021016-00000009-0000 HX 441.88
.815 021016-00000009-0000 HX 441.88
,pKRAUSE CHARLES EUGENE & 3.390AC
COM AT SE/C OF 2-10-16 FOR POR
THENCE RUN ALG S LN OF SEC 2
'SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

816 021016-01890000-0110 1,779.56
816 021016-01890000-0110 1,779.56
MARTIN MARJORIE F 2.650AC
'OT 11 GILCHRIST ESTATES SUBD
CONT 2.65 AC BEING. IN
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

817 021016-02960000-0100 HX 1,161.78
817021016-02960000-0100 HX 1,161.78
LEONARDO DAVID A & DAWNE M 5.000AC
LOT 10 WESTLAKE WOODS SUBD
100/283 2005/583 2005/768
2005/793 2005/794

818 031016-00530010-0000 HX 683.61
818 031016-00530010-0000 HX 683.61
ELMORE JIMMIE & WANDA 4.940AC
TRACT 10 ROLLING OAKS UNREC
SUBD OR 66/610 121/621 CONT
4.94 AC 2005/1782

819 031016-00530013-0000 HX 504.45
819 031016-00530013-0000 HX 504.45
M MILLER DARRELL L & HAZEL E 3.570AC
HEART TRACTS 3 & 14 ROLLING
OAKS UNREC 57/91 & 96 84/629
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


820 031016-00530035-0001 499.51
820 031016-00530035-0001 499.51
KNAPP LARRY A 4.820AC
'W/2 OF TRACT 35 ROLLING OAK
UNREC SUBD OR 66/163 151/581
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

821031016-00530037-0001 HX 419.05
821 031016-00530037-0001 HX 419.05
SARNOLD THERESA J 4.790AC
W/2 OF TRACT 37 ROLLING OAK
UNREC SUBD 65/573 UTILITY
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

822 031016-00530040-0001 HX 263.64
822 031016-00530040-0001 HX 263.64
SHEPARD JERRY & SHARON 2.380AC
E/2 OF W/2 OF TRACT 40 ROLLING
OAKS UNREC SUBD 63/473 93/366
& 368 266/635


823 031016-00530041-0000 HX 737.19
823 031016-00530041-0000 HX 737.19
STEPTOE MANNING L & BETH A 4.930AC
W/2 OF TRACT 41 ROLLING OAK
UNREC SUBD 66/402 138/511
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

824 031016-00530049-0000 -HX 711.12
824 031016-00530049-0000 HX 711.12
IVINES JAMES A & 4.950AC
E/2 OF TRACT 49 ROLLING OAK
UNREC SUBD OR 66/148 104/681
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

825 031016-00530054-0000 287.51
825 031016-00530054-0000 287.51
GAVARAS CHERIE & GEORGE 2.460AC
E/2 OF TRACT 54 DESC IN MTS &
BDS ROLLING OAK UNREC SUBD
82/587

826 031016-00530068-0000 HX 1,201.85
826 031016-00530068-0000 HX, 1,201.85
GUKANOVICH BRONKO B 4.930AC
TRACT 68 ROLLING OAK UNREC
SUBD OR 65/138 77/424 143/99
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

827 031016.00530072-0000 HX 640.92
827 031016-00530072-0000 HX 640.92
MCWILLIAMS JAMES H & DOREEN 4.930AC
TRACT 72 ROLLING OAKS UNREC
SUBD 84/153&605 165/323 UTLY
EASEMT 173/55

828 041016-00000001-0061 163.39
828 041016-00000001-0061 163.39
RAMOS CANDY .1.410AC
E 250 FT OF COM AT NE/C OF
4-10-16 FOR POR THENCE RUN ON
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

829 041016-00790000-0060 1,817.93
829 041016-00790000-0060 1,817.93
ROBERTS DAVID E & WANDA L ,9.550AC
LOT 6 ROLLING OAKS SUBD
97/100 169/633 169/634 UTIL
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

830,041016-00790000-0170 HX 443.44
830 041016-00790000-0170 HX 443.44
KNAPP GEORGE M & RUBY L -8.380AC
TRACT 17 ROLLING OAKS SUBD
85/636

831 041016-01790000-0010 HX 965.49
831041016-01790000-0010 HX 965.49
MORGAN DONNIE E & KIMBERLY K 5.000AC
LOT 1 REPLAT LOT 3 ROLLING '
OAKS SUBD DESC AS COM AT NE/C
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

832 081016-00000001-0010 HX 631.21
832081016-00000001-0010 HX 631.21
JOHNS J C 12.420AC
COMBAT SE/C OF 8-10-16 FORA :
PT OF REF GO W 1164.25 FT TO
S-E TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL ,

33 l**'01|-,,* I .001-00l HN 40' 28 -
833 091016-00000001-0090 HX ,497.28
KOON WILLIAM R & '10:390AC
TRACT 9 DESC AS COM AT NE/C
OF SW/4 OF NE/4 OF9-10-16 AS
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL.

.834 091016-01950000-0030 1,704.14
834 091016-01950000-0030 1,704.14.
JOHNS J C JR 10.000AC
LOTS 3 & 4 SUGAR HILL SUBD
CONT 10AC IN SEC 10i.10- .
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL .LEGAL

835 091016-01950000-0050 HX .689.19
835 091016-01950000-0050 HX .689.19.
WESLEY JOHN R 5.000AC
LOT 5 SUGAR HILL SUBD CONT 5
'AC IN SEC 10-10-16 21-/450
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

836"091016-01950000-0070 HX 680.82
.836 091016-01950000-0q70 HX 680.82'
MCWILLIAMS MOLLY &. .5.000AC
LOT 7 SUGAR HILL SUBD CONT 5
AC IN SEC 10-10-16 186/154
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


837 091016-01950000-0130 517.41
837 091016-01950000-0130 517.41
DOTSON HOMER L & LESLEY L 5.1 00AC
LOT 13 SUGAR HILL SUBD CONT
5. 10 AC IN SEC 10-10-16
171/720 183/1421,83/143

838 101016-00800000-00A2 1,064.30
838 101016-00800000-00A2 1,064.30
YINGLING ROBERT & LESLIE 0.870AC
COM AT NE/C GO W 33 FT GO S
467.42 FT TO NRLY R/W OF SR
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

839 101016-00800000-00A7 498.06
839 101016-00800000-00A7 498.06
HOOTMAN CONNIE L 2.600AC
TRACTS A-1 & A-8 DESC AS COM
AT NE/C OF 10-10-16 RUN THENCE,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

840 111016-05550000-0080 270.22
840 111016-05550000-0080 270.22
BRADLEY EMIL & JOAN 0.930AC
LOT 8 UNIT 5 SUN N FUN SUBD
44/550 114/694 UTILITY EASE-
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

841 111016-05510004-0010 1,036.15
841 111016-05510004-0010 1,036.15
WHEAT JONATHON WAYNE & 0.460AC
LOT 1 BLK 4 UNIT 1 SUN N FUN
37 PG 498 86/140 UTIL EASEMENT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

842 1.1'1016-05510004'-0040 85.92
842 111016-05510004-0040 85.92
WOODARD & LANE INC 0.480AC '
LOT 4 BLK 4 UNIT 1 SUNN FUN
OR 37 PG 498

843111016-05510005-0020 85.92
843 111016-05510005-0020 85.92
BEASLEY MABEL 0.480AC
LOT 2 BLK 5 UNIT 1 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 498 & OR 63 PG 509

844 111016-05510005-0030 85.92
844 111016-05510005-0030 85.92
BEASLEY MABEL 0.480AC
LOT 3 BLK 5 UNIT 1 SUN N FUN
OR 37 PG 498 & OR 63 PG 509

845 111016-05510005-0060 649.68
845 111016-05510005-0060 649.68
MORGAN JOSEPH A 0.460AC
LOT 6 BLK 5 UNIT 1 SUN N FUN
52/604 111/562 170/301 & 302
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

846 111016-05510010-0060 85.92
846 111016-05510010-0060 85.92
KING RONALD G 0.460AC
LOT 6 BLK 10 UNIT 1 SUNN FUN
37/498 168/330 UTILITY EASE-
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

847 111016-05510011-0020 96.31
847 111016-05510011-0020 96.31


WEIGEL CHARLES 0.480AC
LOT 2 BLK 11 UNIT I SUN N FUN
37/498 63/434 138/624

848 111016-05520002-0010 HX 196.37-
848 111016-05520002-0010 HX 196.37
GARNES EDWARD & BARBARA 0.940AC
LOTS 1 23 &4 BLK2 UT2 SUN
N FUN 37/500 43/468 66/215 &
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

849 111016-05520002-0090 658.04
849 111016-05520002-0090 658.04
NELSON DENNIS 0.480AC
LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 2 UNIT 2 SUN
N FUN 37/500 69/667 84/468
136/529 154/292 163/242

850 111016-05520002-0110 75.36
850 111016-05520002-0110 75.36


NELSON DENNIS 0.240AC
LOT 11 BLK 2 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
37/500 223/290

851 111016-05520002-0120 75.36
851 111016-05520002-0120 75.36
NELSON DENNIS 0.240AC
LOT 12 BLK 2 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN
37/500 223/290

852 111016-05520003-0010 159.76
852 111016-05520003-0010 159.76
JOHNSON MAC C 0.700AC
LOTS 12 3 BLK 3 UNIT 2 SUN N
FUN OR 52/632 115/380 136/150
209/52

853 111016-05520004-0110 HX 304.40
853 111016-05520004-0110 HX 304.40
KING RONALD G 0.460AC
LOT 11 & 12BLK 4 UNIT2 SUN
N FUN 37/500 168/331 UTIL -
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

854 111016-05520009-0115 1,560.89
854 111016-05520009-0115 1,560.89
SHEPARD RICHARD I & DEBORAH D 0.360AC
W 45 FT OF LOT 11& LOT 12
BLK 9 UNIT 2 SUN N FUN SUBD
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

855 111016-05520010-0090, HX 196.37
855 111016-05520010-0090 HX -196.37
ASMUS JAY & LAURETTA 0.720AC
LOTS 9 10 11 & 12 BLK 10UT 2
SUNN FUN 37/500 81/272 120/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

856 111016-05550000-0060 107.02
856 111016-05550000-0060 107.02
* GILBERT MARCIA T 0.930AC
LOT 6 UNIT 5 SUN N FUN 47/611 '
221/387 223/349 231/30 288/555 .
2003/43122003/4313

857 121016-00950000-0280 1,319.79
857 121016-00950000-0280. 1,319.79
YAFFE JACK C & E\ EL'iN TRUSTEES 5.010AC
LOT 28 FOXWOOD ACRES SLiBD
CONT 5.01 AC 109/83 114/47
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

-858 121016-00000001-0000 138.63
858 121016-00000001-0000 138.63
BROWN JERRY F & MILDRED 231800AC
W/2 OF NE/4 OF SE/4 UNTIL
EASEMENT 191 36 2i05.- 31 208
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

859 1216016-0000001. -0001 68 62
859 121016-O000000110001 68.62
BROWN JERRY F 8.000AC
COM AT SE'C OF 12-10-16 THENCE
ON S BDR Y THEREOF N 8 DEG W
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

861. 121'I016-i'00jilii2-0.'':i- i 5.79 41
80i 121016-i j"000,)l020-06),0 579 1 4 I
BROWN JERRY FRANKLIN 8 )0AC
E 2 OF NE 4 OF SE 4 237 156
LESS Ng915 26 2003990 '

561 'lOIo-i(0p 500ii'i-00ii8 HN 52I1 4
S61 121. I o-0i95," j. 0ii-0i 8,)." HX 521.48
ROBINSON STEVEN A 5.080AC
LOT 8 FOXWOOD ACRES CONT 5 08.
AC 9s 13 224 375L UTIL EASEMENT
.230 80 2.:,3J 4450

862 121' I16-,i'.'I500'.'-01o ) HN 69804
82 1]21016-095?0i::i.'1-16,' HX 69864.
JONES ALFRED G & GLENDA A 5 160AC
LOT 16 FOXWOOD ACRES SUBD
CONT 5.16 AC 131/569 132/217
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITION AL LEGAL

863121016-00950000-0180 1,225.70
863 121016-00950000-0180 1,225.70
KNOEDLER TODD 5.140AC
LOT 18 FOXWOOD ACRES SUBD
CONT 5 14 AC L131.5o9 131.f '',,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

864 1210)16-.( ,'-095f -'.23.'" 508 88
864 121016-00950000-0230 508.88
GUGGENHEIMER FRED & CAROL 5.010AC
LOT 23 FOXWOOD ACRES SUBD
CONT 5.01 AC 131/569 132/217
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

865 121016-00950000-0250 1,445.50
865 121016-00950000-0250 1,445.50
'ROBINSON JACQUELINE A 5.010AC
LOT 25 FOXWCOD ACRES SLIBD
CONT 5.01 AC 118 581 165 I I,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

866 121016-00960000-0540 HX 895.49
866 121016-00960000-0540 HX 895.49
MORGAN F PATRICK 5:06QAC
LOT 54 UNIT 2 FOXWOOD ACRES
SUBD CONT 5.06 AC 131'569
SEE TAX ROLL FOR A DDI T IONA L LEGAL

867 121016-00960000-0550 HX 841.05
867 121016-00960000-0550 HX 841.05
DUDZIN STANISLAW & EVA ANNA 5.060AC
LOT 55 UNIT 2 FOXWOOD ACRES
SUBD CONT 5.06 AC 131/569
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

868 121016-00960000-0560 1,382.06
868 121016-00960000-0560 1,382.06
BYRD NORMAN 5.060AC
. LOT 56 UNIT 2 FOXWOOD ACRES
SUBD CONT 5.06 AC 131/569
SEE TAX ROLL FOR .-.DDITINAL LEGAL

869 121016-00970000-0060 928.90
869 121016-00970000-0060 928.90
COBURN ALAN E & JESSICA LEE 5.000AC
LOT 6 HONEY BEE FARMS SUBD
CONT 5 AC 111/601 158/373 162/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

870 121016-00970000-0100 47.93
870 121016-00970000-0100 47.93
ADAMS FIELDER WAYNE & PAMELA K 5.000AC
LOT 10 HONEY BEE FARMS CONT 5
AC 116/257251/594

871 131016-00000001-0013 HX 592.86
871 131016-00000001-0013 HX 592.86
WEEKS ROBERT A & LISA 5.000AC .
COM AT SW/C OF NE/4 13-10-16
FOR POB THENCE RUN ALG W LN OF
SEE TAX ROLL FOR.ADDITIONAL LEGAL

872 141016-0556000A-0180 HX 196.37
872 141016-0556000A-0180 HX 196.37
MANZ RUSSELL F JR & SHARON 1.060AC
LOT 18 BLK A UNIT 6 SUNN FUN
43/409 & 411 44/30 71/36 R/W
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

873 141016-00000001-0024 1,073.65
873 141016-00000001-0024 1,073.65
COATES WILLIAM K 12.980AC
COM AT NW/C OF NE/4 OF SW/4 OF
14-10-16 THENCE RUN N 89 DEG E
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

874 141016-05530004-0010 366.12
874 141016-05530004-0010 366.12
JOHNSON MAC 0.270AC
LOT 1 BLK 4 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN


40/495 & 569 108/550 & 552
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

875 141016-05530004-0020 352.45
875 141016-05530004-0020 352.45
JOHNSON MAC 0.270AC
LOT 2 BLK 4 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
40/495 & 569 108/550 & 552
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

876 141016-05530004-0030 353.17
876 141016-05530004-0030 353.17
JOHNSON MAC 0.270AC
LOT 3 BLK 4 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
40/495 & 569 108/550 & 552
161/444 231/30

877 141016-05530004-0040 352.45
877 141016-05530004-0040 352.45
JOHNSON MAC 0.270AC
LOT 4 BLK 4 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN


40/495 & 569 108/550 & 552
161/444 231/30

878 141016-05530006-0100 HX 196.37
878 141016-05530006-0100 HX 196.37
PICKARD JAMES E & GLADYS G 0.700AC
LOT10 & 15 BLK6&E40FT
OF LOT II &E40FTOFLOT 14
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

879 141016-05530011-0010 368.40
879 141016-05530011-0010 368.40
JOHNSON MAC 0.270AC
LOT I BLK 11 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
40/495 & 569 108/550 & 552
161/444 231/30

880 141016-05530011-0020 375.24
880 141016-05530011-0020 375.24
JOHNSON MAC 0.300AC
-LOT2 BLK 11 UNIT 3 SUN N FUN
40/495 & 569 108/550 & 552
161/444231/30

881 141016-05530011-0030 730.39
881 141016-05530011-0030 730.39
JOHNSON MAC 0.580AC
LOT 3 &4 BLK 11 UNIT 3 SUN N
FUN OR 40/495 & 569 108/ 550
& 552 205/161 231/30 .

882 141016-05540003-0010 623.59
882 141016-05540003-0010 623.59
JOHNSON MAC C 1.420AC
LOTS 1 23456 BLK 3 UNIT4
SUN N FUN 47/34 51/339
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

883 141016-05540004-0010 238.57
883 141016-05540004-0010 238.57
JOHNSON MAC C 0.270AC
LOT I BLK 4 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47/34 51/339 138/357 138/365
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

884 141016-05540004-0020 238.57
884 14[I|6-0554C0'-14-000 238.57
JOHNSON MAC C 0 310AC
LOT 2 BLK 4 UNIT 4 SLiN N FUN
47 34 51 339 138 357 138 365
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

885 141016-05540004-0030 238.57
885 141016-05540004-0030 238 57
JOHNSON MAC C 0 310AC
LOT 3 BLK 4 UNIT 4 SLUN N FUN
47 34 51 339 138 357 138/.3n5
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

886 141016-05540004-0040 75.36
886 141016-05540004 -00410) '75.36
JOHNSON MAC C 0.270AC
LOT 4 BLK 4UNIT 4 SUNN FUN
47/34 51/339 138,357 138/365
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

887 141016-0554W0015-')010 238 57
887 141016-05540005-0010 238 57
JOHNSON MAC C 0 270AC
LOT I BLK 5 UNiT 4 SUN N FUN
47 34 51 339 138 357 138'365
162 343 209 52

888 141016-05540005-0020 238.57
888 141016-05540005-0020 238.57
JOHNSON MAC C 0 310AC
LOT 2 BLK 5 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47 34 51 339 138 347 138 365
162 343 209 52

889 141016-05540X)05-003ii 75 36
889 1410i6-05540u05.0703)0 75.36
JOHNSON MAC C 0 360AC
LOT3 BLK 5 UNIT 4 SUNN FUN
'47/34 51 339 138;357 138/365
162/343 209/52 -

890 141016-05540007-0050 75.36
890 141016-05540007-0050 75.36
JEFFERSON LORNA & NIGEL BLITLER 0.240AC
LOT 5 BLK 7 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47-201 TAX DEED 2004 4335

891 141016-0554001.17-020vi 75 36
891 141016-05540007-0200 75.36
JEFFERSON LORNA & NIGEL BUTLER 0 240AC
LOT 20 BLK 7UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47/3451/339117/117 136,146
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

892 141016-05540007-0230 117.57
892 141016-05540007-0230 117.57
SMITH JACKIE V & PENNY L, 0.460AC
LOTS 23 & 24 BLK 7 UNIT 4 SUN
N FUNOR46PG 5.t'3 TAX DEED
256/534 2001/3526

893 141016-05540009-0010 117.57
893 141016-05540009-0010 117:5
NAPOLEON DEVELOPMENT 0.390AC
LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 9 UNIT 4 SUN N
FLiN 4 179 TAX DEED206/512
21104 6v46 :i('5 ?8 4 .

894 141 01i .554001,'l .0:Ii'- i00 75.36-
S894 141016-05540010-0020' 75.36
NAPOLEON DEVELOPMENT 0.240AC
LOT 2 BLK 10 UNIT 4 46/594
47/177 60/208 206/509 TAX .
- SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

895 141016-05540010-0030 117.57
895 141016-05540010-0030 117.57
MCCOLLISTER RAYMOND S ET UX 0.480AC
LOTS 3 & 4 BLK 10 UNIT 4 SUN '
N FUN OR 47 PG 97 & OR 59 PG
416

896 141016-05540010-0110 HX 196.37
896 141016-05540010-0110 HX 196.37
SULLIVAN CAROLYN JEAN 0.460AC


SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

897 141016-05540010-0200 11.7.57 :
;897 141016-05540010-0200 117.57
IRVING ANGER LENNER 0.480AC
LOTS 20 & 21 BLK 10 UNIT 4
SUN N FUN OR 46/666 55/629
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

898 141016-05540011-0010 65.02
898 141016-05540011-0010 65.02
ROLAND WANDA KAY 0.220AC
LOT I BLK 11 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
47/34 51/339 113/298 136/281
242/167 283/78.

899 141016-05540011-0030 196.37
899 141016-05540011-0030 196.37
VAREIKA WANDA K 0.250AC
LOT3 BLK 11 UNIT 4 SUN N FUN
SUBD 47/34 51/339 113/298
136/28.1 221/339 258/559

900141016-05540011-0070 HX 196.37
900 141016-05540011-0070 HX 196.37
MURPHY CATHY L HERDON 0.420AC
LOT 7& 8 BLK 11 UNIT 4 SUN N
FUN OR 44 PG 296 124/302&303
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

901 141016-05540012-0060 117.57
901 141016-05540012-0060 117.57
NAPOLEON DEVELOPMENT 0.480AC


LOTS 6 & 7 BLK 12 UNIT 4 SUN
N FUN 46/571 TAX DEED 206/510
2004/6748 2005/3894

902 141016-05540013-0010 117.57
902 141016-05540013-0010 117.57
NAPOLEON DEVELOPMENT 0.400AC
LOTS I & 2 BLK 13 UNIT 4 SUN
N FUN 50/220 TAX DEED 206/
511 2004/6747 2005/3894

903 141016-0556000B-0170 HX 265.98
903 141016-0556000B-0170 HX 265.98
HODGE DALE T 1.090AC
LOT 17 BLK B UNIT 6 SUN N FUN
49/213 50/632 220/607 251/644
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

904 141016-0556000B-0240 254.73
904 141016-0556000B-0240 254.73
DUTRA LILLIAN SHERRY 3.000AC


LOTS 24 25 26 BLK B UNIT 6
SUN N FUN 44/43 & 45 153/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

905 141016-0556000B-0430 580.53
905 141016-0556000B-0430 580.53
LEE PATRICIA ANN 1.380AC
LOT'43 BLK B UNIT 6 SUN N FUN
44/215 54/677 116/495-497
2003/404

906 141016-0556000B-0630 107.02
906 141016-0556000B-0630 107.02
PARRISH THOMAS H 1.010AC
LOT 63 BLK B UNIT 6 SUN N FUN
44/427 59/624/626:.120/199-200
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

907 141016-0556000B-0640 HX 297.36
.907 141016-0556000B-0640 HX 297.36
PARRISH THOMAS H 0.660AC
LOT 64 BLK B UNIT 6 SUN N FUN
49/413 102/619 186/676 2000/
3184 UTIL EASEMENT 2002/3682

908 141016-0556000B-0658 107.02
908 141016-055600OB-0658 107.02
SETTEL DONALD H SR .1.020AC
LG METES & BDS DESC (PCL 8)
PART OF LOT 65 BLK B UNIT 6
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

909 141016-0556000D-0010 520.30
909 14,1016-0556000D-0010 520.30
FELLOWS GERALD 2.060AC
LOTS & 2 BLK D UNIT 6 SUN N
.FUN 144/300 67,519 103/121
171/5 ,

910 141016-0556000E-0120 HX 196.37
910 141016-0556000E-0120 HX 196.37
MITCHELL DAVID .0.970AC
LOT 12 BLK E UNIT 6 SUN N FUN
121/375 129/69 129/70 154/430
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL.

.9i1.141016-0556000E-0170 HX 196.37
911 141016-0556)00E-017i0 HX 196.37
MOORE TLMiM 1.080AC
LOT 17 BLK E UNIT 6 SUN N FUN
OR 49PG 225 66/384 133/144
SEETAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

912 1,41016-0556000E-0240 55.32
912 141016-0556000E-0240 55.32
SPELL MARY ESTHER 0.2380AC
W 143.98 FT OF LOT 24 BLIK E
UNIT6 SLUN N FULN SLiBD49,45t.
169/646 .1 r

:913 151016-05611010-0000 HX 19637
913 151C01i6-05611 )010-0000 HX 19637
SRAMSAY DEANNA 0.230AC
LOT 101 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITE
OR60"PG 46 127/575 EASEMENT.
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

914 151016-00000003-00I0 707.02
914 151016-00000003-01.)10 707.02
WALLACE ROBERT PERRY III 9.980AC"
COM AT SW C OF LOT 62 WAC
CAMP SITES UNIT 2 AS POB GON,
SEETAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

915 I 51016-00000004-0001) HX 324 87
915 151016-00000004-0000 HX 324.87
ALBRIGHTROYE 2 980AC
COM AT NW.C OF LOT 254 UNIT I
WAC CAMPSITES AS PT OF REF GO
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

9 16 151016-05610260-0000 472 99
916 151016-05610260-0000 472 99
ROBERTS RONALD T 1 S:150AC
LOT 26 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
70'83 179'440 208 481 209-259
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

917 15l)016-05610690-0000 14808
917 151016-0C56106901.'"1)0' 14808
YOUG HN STEKEN K 0.240AC
LOT 69 LUNIT I WAC CAMPSITES
58,636 262.'14

918 151016-05610700-0000 HX 19637
918151016-05610700-0000 HX 196037
YOUGHN STEVEN K 0.250AC
LOT 70 UN I T I WAC CAMPSITES
48/189262/14. ,

919 151016-.05611020-0000 3 33991
9 9 151016-056I l020-0000 3 31 91
TIMMONS LYNN 0 44'0AC
LOTS 1:2 & 103 UNIT I WAC
CAMPSITES OR 4556791 4.153
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

920 151016-05611070-0CI1'Ii HX 196 37
920 151016-05611070-0000 HX 19637
TALMADGE SANDRA E ET AL 0 470AC
LOTS 107 & 1I68 UNIT I WAC
CAMPSITES OR 45 PG 144 255,319
255'320 20004560

921 151016-056115'0-0000 627582
*921 151016-05611150-0000 275.82
HAGAMAN LINDA G- 2.750AC
LOTS 115 116 117 118 119 &
120 UNIT I WAC CAMP 44/15 46/
461 50/289 2005/2226

922 151016-05611280-0000 64.82
922 151016-0561-1280-0000 64.82
PRODELL KURT H 0.200AC
LOT 128 UNIT I WAC CAMPSITES

923 151016-05611350-0000 64.82
923 151016-05611350-0000 64.82
COATS RONALD W 0.230AC
LOT 135 UNIT I WAC CAMPSITES
OR51 PG 640

924 151016-05611610-0000 HX 196.37
924 151016-05611610-0000 HX 196.37
WBURGOS PABLOR 0.310AC
LOT 161 UNIT I WAC CAMPSITES
50, 11 2000/12272005/668

925'151016-05611730-0000 HX 282.89
925 151016-05611730-0000 HX 282.89
MOORE THOMAS 0.470AC
LOT 173 UNIT I "WAC CAMPSITE
OR 50 PG 554 81/342 84/542
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
926 151016-05611780-0000 122.85
926 151016-05611780-0000 122.85
BURGOS PABLO R 0.580AC
LOTS 178 & 179 UNIT 1 WAC
CAMPSITES 50/511 2000/1227
2005/668

927 151016-05611880-0000 720.68
927151016-05611880-0000 720.68
WAC WELDING & IR WKS 0.530AC
LOT 188 & 189 UNIT 1 WAC
CAMPSITES OR 44/286 & OR
51/137 & OR 65/236 79/632

928 151016-05612110-0000 501.90
928 151016-05612110-0000 501.90
JORDAN FRANCES T 0.210AC
LOT 211 UNIT I WAC CAMPSITE
54/574 171/302 UTIL EASEMENT
173/431 2005/2782


929 151016-05612150-0000 78.01
929 151016-05612150-0000 78.01
LARA PHILLIPS ANN C 0.210AC
LOT 215 UNIT I WAC CAMPSITE
OR 45 PG 603

930 151016-05612170-0000 78.01
930 15.1016-05612170-0000 78.01
BRUGUERAS HECTOR L 0.210AC
LOT 217 UNIT I WAC CAMPSITES
OR 45/128

931 151016-05612210-0000 78.01
931 151016-0512210-0000 78.01
ROUSTAN YVON & ESTELA 0.210 AC
LOT 221 UNIT I WAC CAMPSITE
OR 45 PG 235


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932 151016-05612520-0000 459.56
932 151016-05612520-0000 459.56
FARROW GEORGE V. 0.920AC
LOT 252 UNIT I WAC CAMPSITES '
53/301 59/475 119/209 2003/,
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

933 151016-05612560-0000 HX 465.23
933 151016-05612560-0000 HX 465.23
BURNETT GLINDA C 0.900AC
LOT 256 & 257 UNIT I WAC
CAMPSITES OR 52/191 64/309
108/186

934 151016-05612620-0000 HX 196.37
934 151016-05612620-0000 HX 196.37
BAISDEN BEN WAYNE 0.900AC
LOT 262 UNIT I WAC CAMPSITES
OR 43 PG 608 OR 56 PG 413
280/455

935 151016-05612630-0000 552.58
935 151016-05612630-0000 552.58
PAGE ROGER 1.800AC
LOTS 263 & 264 UNIT 1 WAC
CAMPSITES OR 55/210 & 213 57/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

936 151016-05612660-0000. HX 196.37
936 151016-05612660-0000 HX 196.37
WARD CELENA A & 0.900AC"
LOT 266 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES
59/305 86/601 87/411 152/698
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
937 151016-05612670-0000 HX 338.05
937 151016-05612670-0000. HX 338.05
KEARNEY CAROLYN 0.900AC
LOT 267'UNIT I WAC CAMPSITE '
71/115 114/584 115/270 235/700
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

938 151016-05612680-0000 23.43
938 151016-05612680-0000 293.43
PATTERSON CANDY ANN 0.900AC
LOT 268 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES.
54/295 64/221 81/300 88/267 & I .
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

..9 151016-'05612c90-0000 HX 19637
939 151016-05612690-0000 HX 196.37.
PATTERSON CANDY ANN 0.9QOAC
LOT.269 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITE
54/295 64/221 81/300 88/629
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL


940 151016-05612710-0000. 520.54
940 151016-05612710-0000 '520.54
GRAVELY RONALD W & REBECCA D .
LOT 271 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITES ,
50/300 60/1 81/300 84/461 88/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDItIONAL IEGAL

941 151016-05612730-0000 78.01
941 151016-05612730-0000 78.01;
GIRARD ASHLIE & 0.240AC
LOT 273 UNIT I WAC CAMPSITES
2005/1423


942 151016-05612850-0000
942 151016-05612850-0000


0.900AI


337.77'
337.77


STARCHER DOROTHY
LOT 285 UNIT 1 WAC CAMPSITE
54/291 60/631 99/269


0.900AC


943 151016-05612950-0000 HX 196.37
943 151016-05612950-0000 HX 196.37
TRAVIS RUFUS ROBERT SR & 0.900AC
LOT 295 UNIT I WAC CAMPSITES
58/417 95/305 97/425 108/287
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

944 151016-05613040-0000 HX 942.52
944 151016-05613040-0000 HX 942.52
TAYLOR MELISSA S& 1.880AC
LOTS 304 & 305 UNIT I WAC
CAMPSITES 39/620 & 621 79/699
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

945 151016-05613280-0030 537,80
945 151016-05613280-0030 537.80
DEWEIN SHIRLEY 0.490AC'
S 164 FT OF LOT 328 UNIT 1 WAC
CAMPSITES 40/673 102/690 124/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

946 151016-05620170-0000 HX 196.37
946 151016-05620170-0000 HX 196.37
EASTON JAMES WILLIAM & 5.900AC
LOT 17 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITE
74/468 122/470 165/318
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

947 151016-05620400-0000. HX 928.17.
947 151016-05620400-0000 HX 928.17
FELICIANO GLORIA-J & RAUL 6.460AC
LOT 40 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITES
66/144 212/263 267/137-144
278/193-195 279/170

948 151016-05620460-0000 761.08
948 151016-05620460-0000 761.08
GREENFIELD CHARLES & 5-.800AC
LOT 46 UNIT 2 WAC CAMPSITES
OR 67/34 120/621 137/517 149/
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL*

949 151016-05620510-0000 940.38
949 151016-05620516-0000 940.38
SIGMAN GLEN RYAN & JANET ANN 10000AC
LOTS 51 & 52 UNIT 2 WAC
CAMNPSITES64 1:6968,338 99 558
SEE TA.\ ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

950 Il?(1I6-'6'b620540-'"000 HX 658 :5-
.950.151016-05620540-0000 HX 658.05
SMATUSIK ROBERT D & BARBARA A 7480AC
LOT 54 UNIT2 WAC CAMPSITES
68'215 114464 115143 155 _224
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
C.
S951 201,'l-4jO iiJ:'(,4-000 HX 196 37
951 21010160-.u0li0040-iii00 HX 196 37
BROCK E E MRStWILLiE.JEAN) 30 920'AC
BEG AT S\W COR OF NE 4 OF SE .
'4 SEC 20 AS POB GO N 63. FT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
C*'2 231016-100000002-00'0 36949
952 231016-000i00002-0i:i)0(, 36949
MOORE EDDIE L & GEORGEANA D 75.000AC,
SW 4 OF NW,4 & S'2 OF NW'4 OF
SE'4 OF NWi4 & SW,4 OF SE.4


SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

953 251016-01330000-0010 HX 742.63
953 251016-01330000-0010 HX 742.63
MENDEZ TONY L & CHARLOTTE S 5.000AC
LOT 1 SPJ SUBDIVISION CONT 5
ACRES 164/498 179/450 250/336.
UNTIL EASEMENT 276/185

954 251016-01330000-0030 HX 490.34
954251016-01330000-0030 HX 490.34
CLAGG DARRELL JR 5.000AC
LOT 3 SPJ SUBDIVISION CONT 5
AC 166/68 UTILITY EASEMENT
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

955 2510l6-01330000-0090 HX 196.37
955 251016-01330000-0090 HX. 196.37
HURLEY BETTY D 5.000AC
LOT 9 SPJ SUBDIVISION CONT 5
ACRES lol/57 163,647
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

956 251016-01330000-0120 HX 426.02
956 251016-01330000-0120 HX 426(02'
THOMPSON ROBERT W 5 000AC
LOT 12 SPJ SUBDIVISION CONT 5
ACRES 160'459 UTILITY EASE-
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

957 251016-02120000-0180 HX 580 9,1,
957251016-02120000-0180 HX 58091
PARRISH GENE RA Y 5 150AC
COM AT SW,C OF SE/4 OF SE.,4
OF 25-10-16 FOR POB THENCE
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

958 271016-00000002-0030 HX 688 63
S958 271016-.10000006)2-0030 HX ,688.63
LINDSEY JAMES S & JANETJ 2.000AC .
COM AT SEC OF 27-10.-16 FOR .
POR THENCE RUN ALG E LN OF SEC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL-

959 3610'16-i'0'S,,)0'00130 HX 1,448 48
.. 95 3o l .6-O.'J580000- 130 HX 1.448 48
WOOD MARJORIE 4 9380AC
PARCEL 13 GiLCHRIST FARMS LTD
LiNREC SULBD OR 77'46&47 89 174
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

S 19610 1207,.14-1 000 1 -1,00, 90 8 ,'
9 o 0 i2 0 7 M ,14- n' (:iOn'.)) -O1 n n0 8 ''''
PHILPOTIPEST
SSE'4 OF NW 4 & FR-.\CT SW 4 OF
N\W' 4 & E '2 OF SW 4 & S 2 OF: .
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

961 I 3017f.14.,il0 u00l -'1 0.i O 75 64
961 1307 M4-0000' 001-00i1.1 75 64
HANDLE L(IS P '
NE 4 & E 2 OF NWv 4 LESS 33 AC
TOG C BUTLER DB 2'57 :
5' 5t. INTEREST

c. 962 I I119M4-O O" l1.o O:ii- l)00' "0 3l 41
092 I O)(M4-0)tO :)0U0-.OO- 3o 41
GLITHRJIE A K
E.2 CF NE.4 I 3 INT

963 220-9 -114., 00' 0,'' Ii.. O '' 01' ''. '
. !. : 963 2200iM4-04,O~)00,1,)-,)iOi 54 01 '.


HENDERSON SIMMON W TRUSTEE
E/2 OF SE/4 & NW/4 OF SE/4 50
PER CENT INTEREST 147/638

964 2509M4-00000001-0000 47.67
964 2509M4-00000001-0000 47.67
PINE ISLAND INC
SE/4 OF SW/4 & E/2 OF SE/4 &
SW/4 OF SE/4 OR 64/544 50 PER
CENT INTEREST

965 3506M5-00000001-0000 38.17
965 3506M5-00000001-0000 38.17
ROONEY MARGUERITE R
VW 1980 FT OF N\, 4 CONT 120 AC
DB 7 453 ,OR 20 )561
1 2 (F 50 PERCENT INTi 3.12

966 3506M5-00000006-0000 54.01
966 3506M5-00000006-0000 54.01
BUSH W F
W 1980 FT OF NW/4 CONT. 120 AC
DB 7 453 20 Sol 50%

9670057u 1 7t.Il.i000 'i 5-0u00 40.82,
co ,5i.007.15-O0,U.iOO'J5-000- u 40.82
COWAN MINERALS INC.
S.'2 OF NE 4 & E.2 OF SE'4
S CCNT Io0 AC 7 :3TH INTEREST
-SEE TA.\ ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

*968 3307M5-00000006-0000 38.52
968 3307M5-00000006-0000 38.52 :
COW.AN MINERALS INC
E/2OFNE/4 & SE/4 OF NE 4 '.
NW/4 OF'NE/4 CONT 160 AC
SEE TAX ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL

6 17 8'fl8M 5-.iii)0 0: .)i2-(0,,':.'0 43643
: 6. 9 1703S.M -i', ;i:,2.oO',,' 3o43
GUTHRIE A K
S 2 OF NI1.4 I 3 INT 157499
0 1):70 1] ,rI .OO:,: i l .,')l ': 35 41
970 1610M5-00000001-0000 35.41
COWANT .FlNERAL S INC
k iLLTHATP..RT OF SE 4LING S
O* F R'"' OF ACL RR& ST RD 14
SEE TA.\ ROLL FOR ADDITIONAL LEGAL
. I 31|,)-'M r.-O,00 ,): O : 3.0i,,l 43 -1 -
0. I 'l 310 ,. r i.,16.- "' 00'i 30- 10 43 22
S' AN. MiNER.iALS iNC
S '-'F NE 4 & NE'4 OiF S.' 4 &
NVW 4 OF SE 4 & SE 4 OF SW 4
SSEE TAX R.:,LL FOR ADDII T(N.L LEGAL

S 972 'I40 1M10-':000 02-,,:iO0 54 '1I
",7i4 iSllo-Oi, j' :,',i0,-_ i ',,: 54 01
: ARGENTA FiRANCES P & ELAINE W
OC..F NE4 & SE 4 O-1F N 4 50
PERC INTEREST 204 2'S 246 SS]5
S246.-691

S ,*. ', '973 f04iSM6-OO O.Oi.i3-.00)O 14 8 95
. -. : 73 0408Mpo-,Jii000( 3-0ii10 148 5
STORE) ELOiSE H
.. S 2. INTEREST 13o 550 174.
S.. '- 57 ,; ,

9 74 I l. O '.1 O.O. '"")l-0'i)000 30 87
:. :. .i .'," ., 9 74-11, f~ln 1.11u,',,,', )I l-,",,, "t"


KIRBY L C
W/2 OF SW/4 & E/2 OF NE/4 &
W/2 OF NE/4 LESS N/2 OF N/2'
OF NW/4 OF NE/4 1/8 INT

975 1108M6-00000001-0000 42.14
,975 1108M6-00000001-0000 '42:.14
KIRBY LC .
SE/4 & NW/4 LESS N/2 OF N/2
OF N/2 OF NW/4 1/8 INTEREST

976 2510M6-00000001-0000 123.63 ..
976 ?O 2 I1, l.'i.6f'lr0 I -."'0'0) 123.63 '.
DELTA DRILLING COM.1PANY
ALL 5i'0,, INTEREST

977 2610M6-0000000i-0000 '72 98
S. 9772610r.1I-'.00000 1i -,0"000 72.98
DELTA DRILLING COMPANY
NE/4 &NW/4 50 PER INTEREST

978 2710M6-00000001-0000 43.46
.978 2710M6-00000001-0000 43.46 .
SIMMONS FRANCES S
NE/4DB11PG 236 1/4 -
INTEREST OR 72 PG 148 79/336

979 28.10M"-0u000i'I-001'00 64.30
979 2810M6-00000001-0000 64 30
MCCLINTOCK R S
NE/4 LESS I1AC DB 15 PG 369
MISC.BK3 PG 171 1/2 INT

980 2810M6-00000003-0000 42.26
980 2810M6-00000002-0000 4226
AVERY'SAME .
NE/4 LESS 1 AC DB 15 PG 369
MISC BK r PG 417 1/4 INT

981 3110M6-00000005-0000 38.17.
981 3110M6-00000005-0000 .38.17
SIMMONS'FRANCES S ,
E/2 OF SE/4 & NW/4 OF SE/4
1/4 INT OR 72/148 & 79/336

982 3210M6-00000005-0000 64.55
,982 3210M6-00000005-0000 64.55
SIMf.1,NS FRANCES S
S2 I1 4 INT OR 72 148 79336

98X3 3:1,(1:..000001:105-001:) 64 5 '
983 331'.loM"O-'00'.('0 4-000 64.55
SIMMONS FRANCES S
SW/4 & W/2'OF SE/4 & W/2 OF
1NE/4 1/4 INT OR 72/148 79/336 .

984 3310M".O"),'.in.,O01|-On.,O 38 I ?1 .
984 3310M6-00000012-0000 3S 17 I
SiM1i.1ONS FRANCES S
S SE 4 OFNE4 & E.2 OF SE'4 DB
9 PG 307 1 4 INT OR 72,148
79336 ,. :.

.. .. o$55 34 1 I,,16-,ofilOOO ,I-O)f,' 38 17
985 34 10"Mo-0.01 0 'ii:ii) -0001 0 38.17
SIMMONS FRANCES S
E/2OFNW/4 & NE,4 OF S\'4
1/4 INT OR72 PG 1489 v 336

986 361 Ii:.I .'.',jOi .)' 1-. I .Oi 7:2 8
986 .3c.I1,1I.16-01.,i000 1 -0- 00', "2.98'
DELTA DRILLING CO-.MPANY
NW 4 & SE 4i 5 PERC INTEREST