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chase, although the deal has not yet
formally closed.
 Currently owned by International
Paper Company, the property
includes 1.5 miles of river frontage, a
large tract of flood plain, and the
small, northernmost spring that is
part of the Baltzell Spring Group.
 The property lies roughly a mile
north of Florida Caverns State Park,
and a portion of the lands can be seen
from Christoff's Ferry off Bump
Nose Road.
 Standing at the boat ramp there and
looking across the river to the woods
beyond, one can.see a section which
lies roughly a third of the way down-
stream, from the beginning of the
tract.
 The proposed purchase price is just
under $297,000.'
 A major tributary \ of the
Apalachicola River and Bay, the
Chipola River basin stretches from


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Holmes County in Alabama to the
Dead Lakes area in central Gulf
County.
 The proposed purchase will enlarge
the district's Upper Chipola River
Water Management Area, which cur-
rently contains 7,738 acres.
 The river itself begins where
Marshall and Cowarts creeks merge,
about nine miles above Marianna. Of
the 63 known springs feeding into the
Chipola, 59 are in Jackson County,
giving the community the distinction
of having the most springs of any
county in the state.


A section of land on Chipola River
across from Christoff Ferry Landing
 is part of a tract being purchased
 by the state to protect the area's
 watershed.
 Mark Skinner / Floridan


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 James & Sikes Funeral
 Home Maddox Chapel
 4278 Lafayette St.
 Marianna, FL 32446
 850-482-1332
 www.jamesandsikesfu-
 neralhome.com

 ... Hubert O. Meadows

 Hubert O. Meadows, 90,
 of Marianna died Tuesday,
 Feb. 3, 2009, at Jackson
 Hospital.
 A native of Hartford,
 Ala., Mr. Meadows served
 in the Army Air Corps for
 four years, and moved to
 Marianna in 1953, where
 he lived most of his life.
 Mr. Meadows had worked
 for Marianna Auto Parts.,
 retired as store manager of
 Si Auto Electric in Marianna,
 and was a member of the
 TrinitNy Baptist Church.
 He was preceded ini death
 by his daughter, Rebecca
 Meadow s. J. 'i
 Mr. Meadows is survived
 ~by his wife, Virginia
 Meadows of Marianna; two
 sons, Neat Meadows and
 wife Jane of Tallahassee,
 and David Meadows and
 wife Betsy of Norfolk, Va.;
 three sisters, Mary Joiner
 and Bonnie McSwain, both
 of Hartford, and Martha
 - Berry of Graceville; three
 grandchildren, Leslie
 S I | I Tucker and husband,
 S Gavin, Kevin Meadows and
 Kathryn Meadows, all of
 Marianna; two great-grand-
 S" children, Lauryn and
 Griffin Tucker; and three
 honorary granddaughters,
 Heather Tatum, Jessie Dean
 and Sheena Davis.
 The graveside funeral
 -- service is 10 a.m. Friday,
 Feb. 6,' at Pinectest
 .... Memorial Gardens, with
 the Rev. David Pipping
 o officiating. James and Sikes
 Funeral Home-Maddox
 Chapel will direct.
 The family will receive
 friends from 5 to 7 p.m.
 Thursday, Feb. 5, at James
 and Sikes Maddox Chapel.
 In lieu of flowers, memo-
 rials may be made to The
 Chipola College
 S I Foundation, 3087 College
S I I St., Marianna, FL, 32446.


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 James & Sikes Funeral
 Home Maddox Chapel
 4278 Lafayette St.
 Marianna, FL 32446
 850-482-2332
 www.jamesandsikesfu-
 neralhome.com

 Lonnie King

 Lonnie King, 69, of
Marianna died Tuesday,
Feb. 2, 2009, at Jackson
Hospital.
 The funeral service is at
11 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 5, at
Providence Baptist Church,
with interment at Pinecrest
Memorial Gardens, James
and Sikes Funeral. Home-
Maddox Chapel directing.

 Lanier-Andler
 Funeral Home
 8261 Highway 90
 Sneads, FL 32460
 (850) 593-9900
 Mable Marshall

 Mrs. Mable Marshall, 86,
of Sneads, died Sunday,
Feb. 1, 2009, at the Acosta
Rua Hospice Center in
Jacksonville. She had lived


in Sneads since 1956 and
was a member of .the
Holiness church.
 The funeral service will
be at 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 6,
at Lanier-Andler Funeral
Home Chapel. Burial will
follow at Hosford
Cemetery in Liberty
County.
 Family will receive
friends one hour before
service time for visitation.
 Survivors include one
 daughter, Dianna M.
 Buckrem and husband
 Franz of Glen Saint Mary;
 one son, Donald L.
 Marshall and wife Emily of
 Sneads; a daughter-in-law,
 Eleaner Marshall of
Snellville, Ga.; four grand-
sons, Danny L. Marshall
and wife Maria of
Tallahassee, Robert Crews
and ife Karen of Raleigh,
N.C.; Donald and David
Houghtalen of Sneads; one
granddaughter. Susan
Moneyham and husband
Alton of the Shady Grove
community; one great-
grandson, Eric Marshall of
Tallahassee; and numerous
nieces and nephews.
 Mrs. Marshall was pre-
 ceded in death by her
 granddaughter, Wanda Gail
 Ryals of Panama City; two
 grandsons, Samual C.
 Marshall of Snellville, and
 Charlie L. Marshall of
 Tallahassee; one brother,
 T.C. Smith of Port Saint
 Joe; one sister, Willie Mae
 Mills of Hosford; and a
 son, Marvin L. Marshall of
 Snellville.
 In lieu of flowers, memo-
 rial contributions may be
 made to Community
 Hospice, 4266 Sunbeam
 Rd., Jacksonville, FL,
 32257.
 Lanier-Andler Funeral
 Home in Sneads is in
 charge of arrangements.

 Bradwell Mortuary
 18300 Blue Star Highway
 Quincy, FL 32351
 850-627-3700

 Josephine G. Pollock

 Mother Josephine G.
 Pollock, 70, of
 Chattahoochee died
 Thursday, Jan.
 29, 2009, in i \
 Tallahassee. /
 Services
 begin at 2 \1
 p.m. EST
 Saturday, Feb.
 7, at the Tabernacle
 Church of Christ Written In
 Heaven, with burial follow-
 ing in the church cemetery.
 Bradwell Mortuary is in
 charge of the arrangements.
 The family will receive
 friends from 6 to 8 p.m.
 EST Friday, Feb. 6, at
 Tabernacle COCWIH in
 Gretna.
 She is survived by her
 children, Joseph Pollock of
 Chattahoochee, Gail
 Pollock of Chattahoochee,
 Aubrey Pollock of Topeka,
 Kan., Jeffrey Pollock of
 Tallahassee and Benita
 McMillian of
 Chattahoochee; and her
 siblings, William Lee
 Gibson of St. Petersburg,
 Willie C. Hoover of Los
 Angeles, Willie B. Gibson
 of Marianna, Gloria
 Dobbins of Denver, and
 Mary Alice Worlds of
 Tampa.


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